Rescue birds with grain and shelter spread in Linn county
Relief efforts for wild birds expand across Linn county with free grain from federal and local sources. CCC crews and 4 H and Boy Scouts build shelters and feeding stations on farms in Indian Creek and surrounding areas to aid quail and pheasants during winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Federal
W. Shire
The
Highway Commission
Leo Logan
Center Point Road
Kosek Electric Company
Sixteenth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Roselectric Company
Indian Creek
Country Club
Mount Mercy
Bowling Hill
Ellis Park
Benton County
McGregor
Farmersburg
Soil Conservation
CCC
Soil Conservation Service
Marion
Ralph R. Harvey
A. G. Beckman
County Board of Supervisors
Quaker Oats Company
Consumers Coal
Wilder Feed Company
Vinton
J. Potter
Boy Scouts
Elmer W. Spicher
Vinton Merchants
State Game Department
Federal Grain Office
Don A. Sheetz
McGregor-Farmersburg Project
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Golden anniversary in West Union for Ward and Mattie Tupper
Mr and Mrs Ward Tupper of West Union celebrate fifty years of marriage after a wedding on January 20, 1887. They have three daughters, four grandchildren, and one granddaughter in Cedar Rapids. They share stories of first pictures together and enjoy family gatherings, basketball games, and quilting activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Ward Tupper
Tupper
Abe Tupper
Fayette
Mattie Gress
Adam Gresses
Dover Township
Ida Huntzinger
Joseph Gress
Tuppers
Auburn
Fred Johnson
Johnson
Arthur Mechelson
Clermont
Henry Hjelmeng
Waucoma
Charles Packwood
Cedar Rapids
Berean
Methodist Church
How to Be a Friend to Birds
Instructions propose winter feeding for game and song birds with shelters and dense-cover feeding spots. It advises against highway feeding, urges weather monitoring for storm periods, and notes 4-H youth involvement and local agent directions.
Iowa’s Only Woman In Legislature Feels Lonesome
DES MOINES UP The Forty-seventh Iowa general assembly has one woman, Mrs. Frank A. Elliott of Bronson. The Woodbury county representative says more women should run for office and politics need broader female participation. She notes the 54 to 54 deadlock stalls work and wishes for quicker organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Woodbury County
Forty
Iowa General Assembly
Frank A. Elliott
Bronson
House of Representatives
Elliott
Woodbury
Thirty Three To Be Recognized For Keeping Farm Logs
Ames Iowa farmers will receive farm management achievement certificates from Iowa State College on Feb 9 for keeping agricultural logs over the past decade. Dean H H Kildee says more names may join the list. The awards, signed by Dean Kildee and R K Bliss, will be presented during Farm and Home week. Names include Herman Franzenburg Chester Hagen H W Miller John F Reiss Harry Reiss Earl Wallace Robert Kelly Lester Kelly Harry L Olesen L A Scharnweber Philip H Wolfe Guy Ernst W S Rothlisberger Ed C Treptow Albert Jacobson W W Clement C J Wille Louis Schroeder Alvin Schroeder Guy Hutchins R P Ink C C Chamberlain William Blahauvietz E E Autenrieth W E Bumann Joe Knotek William Spenner S F Putzke Verne Smith Harold Grovert Charles Will Joseph Hermann A R Pearson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
INL
Iowa
Iowa State College
H. H. Kildee
Dean Kildee
Herman Franzenburg
Keystone
Chester Hagen
Atkins
H. W. Miller
Vinton
John F. Reiss
Harry Reiss
Garrison
Earl Wallace
Robert Kelly
Lester Kelly
Clarence
Harry L. Olesen
West Union
L. A. Scharnweber
Sumner
Philip H. Wolfe
Guy Ernst
Elgin
W. S. Rothlisberger
Ed C. Treptow
Oelwein
Albert Jacobson
William Spenner
Riverside
S. F. Putzke
Dayton
Verne Smith
Otho
Harold Grovert
Newhall
Charles Will
Joseph Hermann
Manchester
A. R. Pearson
Springville
Quasqueton Wapsie 416 OES Installs Officers
Quasqueton Wapsie chapter No 416 OES held an installation of officers with Hazel Miller installing matron Grace Adams installing marshal Arlene Buchanan installing chaplain and Gladys Hebel organist. Officers installed included Maude Kimball as worthy matron Ralph Kimball as worthy patron Mabel Slemmons associate matron Otto Sorensen associate patron Gladys Hebel secretary Leora Turner treasurer Mae Sorensen conductress Ethel Halstead associate conductress Arlene Buchanan chaplain Artie Halstead marshal Grace Adams organist Carrie Tims on Adah Stella Miller Ruth Hazel Miller Esther Matilda Franck Martha Fannie Dege Electa Louise Freeborn warder J H Buchanan sentinel. Out of town guests were Mr and Mrs Schaller of Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapsie
O.E.S
Hazel Miller
Grace Adams
Arlene Buchanan
Gladys Hebel
Maude Kimball
Ralph L. Kimball
Mabel Slemmons
Otto Sorensen
J. H. Buchanan
Sentinel
Mrs. Schaller
Walker
Automobile drivers' forum at local Methodist church
The Rev J Bruce Eyestone led a drivers forum at the Methodist church Friday evening under the Brotherhood program. Refreshments were served during a social hour after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram
J. Bruce Eyestone
Methodist
Brotherhood of the Church
Marion High Declamatory Contest Participants Named
Eleven students from Marion High School were selected for the home declamatory contest to be held February 4 after elimination rounds. The list includes Oratorical Kent Finger Maur ice Flack Richard Schaefer. Dramatic Helen Biddick John Ferriter Mary Helen Sloss Betty Wallace. Humorous Wayne Carpenter Dorothy Ford Mary Ellen Granger Susan Hawkins. Judges were Mrs Ina Bragg Mrs Katherine Bogart and Miss Dorothy Faris. Harry VanWormer to lead lesson on Pharaohs Daughter. Ladies Aid of the Methodist church hosts Wednesday at 2:30 at president Mrs A C Sloss with Rainbow division as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion High School
Kent Finger
Maurice Flack
Richard Schaefer
Helen Biddick
John Ferriter
Mary Helen Sloss
Betty Wallace
Wayne Carpenter
Dorothy Ford
Mary Ellen Granger
Susan Hawkins
Ina Bragg
Katherine Bogart
Dorothy Faris
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
A. C. Sloss
Rainbow Division
Presbyterian societies to meet for joint session
The Missionary society and the Ladies Aid society of the Presbyterian church will hold a joint session Thursday at 2 30 led by Mrs J T Gallivan. Mrs G E Kinser will lead devotional on The Great Comforter and Mrs Parks will discuss China with Mrs Earl Welsher outlining the international missionary situation. Mrs Gallivan chairs the refreshments committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Missionary Society
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. T. Gallivan
G. E. Kinser
Parks
China
Earl Welsher
Gallivan
Hallwood Ice Cream and Sherbets Ad
Hallwood offers assorted flavors ice cream and sherbets at 29 cents per quart in this advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallwood Home
Theristrial Club Meeting Set With Mrs Fisher
The Theristrial club meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m with Mrs W E Fisher guiding the session Mrs H O Allen will lead the nature study program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theristrial Club
W. E. Fisher
H. O. Allen
Marion lodge meeting and club notices
Marion lodge No. 6 A F and A M will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at the Masonic temple with Mrs Sid Cary as hostess and Mrs Fred Bohlken assisting. Lutheran church Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 2 30 p.m. Mrs Willis Jordan will entertain the Diana Fret club Thursday at 7 30 p.m with Mrs W C Sheets as program leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Sid Cary
Fred Bohlken
Lutheran Church Ladies Aid ‘Society
Willis Jordan
Diana Fret Club
W. C. Sheets
Electa circle to meet Friday for Faith and Hope devotional
The Electa circle of King's Daughters will meet Friday at 2 30 PM with Mrs. G E Kinser. Roll call will be answered with Scripture verses on Faith and Hope. Mrs. Earl Welsher leads the devotional hour and Mrs. continues the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa
King’s Daughters
G. E. Kinser
Earl Welsher
Dry Creek club program hosted by Mr and Mrs Christianson
The Dry Creek Agricultural and Literary club Friday was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Christianson in Memorial hall. Melvin McBride sang a group of songs, Raymond and Dale Beebe played piano and banjo numbers. Refreshments were served to twenty five, including five guests, Mrs. Maude McBride and her son, Melvin, Raymond and Dale Beebe and Mrs. Lydia Gilmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Creek
Shower Honors Mrs Har old Woods On Friday
Mrs John O Kelly and Mrs Chauncey O Kelly entertained Friday at a shower for Mrs Har old Woods and noted she was formerly Maxine O Kelly. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Glenn empy Mrs Fred Lutz and Mrs Fred O Kelly. Refreshments were served by the hostesses to twenty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O’kelly
Chauncey O'Kelly
Harold Woods
Maxine O’kelly
Glennempy
Fred Lutz
Fred O’kelly
Marion News Addition On Page Three Section
Local page three update covers additional Marion news items with brief notes on community events and civic matters. Readers are guided to the new items appearing under the Marion heading for context and announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion News
Taxis Class Picnic with Mrs Gough at Parsonage
The Taxis class of the Methodist Sunday school met with teacher Mrs E T Gough at the parsonage Friday for a picnic supper, with twenty girls present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
E. T. Gough
Prairie Chapel youths host 7 30 meeting at Fer now home
The Prairie Chapel church and community youth group will meet tonight at 7 30 at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Fer now. Refreshments will be served afterward and a coasting party will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Chapel
Carl Fernow
Brockmans Suffer Flu Illness at Home
Earl Brockman is confined to his home for three days due to a flu attack. Mrs. Brockman is also ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Brockman
Mrs. Brockman
Africa program outlines church work in Congo Crosses
The United Missionary Society of the Christian church met Friday with Mrs. Harley Guzzle. Mrs. Charles Montgomery led the program Africa. Mrs. Clarence Meggers and Mrs. Roy Mack read articles on the Christian church work in Africa. Mrs. C. A. Dykes reviewed Congo Crosses. Refreshments were served to eight members and three guests, Mrs. Gale McBride, Mrs. Bessie Golden, and Miss Hilda Cum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Harley Guzzle
Charles Montgomery
Africa
Clarence Meggers
Roy Mack
Christian Church
C. A. Dykes
Congo
Gale McBride
Bessie Golden
Hilda Cum
Concord A. and L. club meeting postponed to February
The Concord A. and L. club gathering in Madison Wisconsin hosted by Mrs. Irving Wade was moved from Friday to February due to bad road conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord A. and L
C. C. Scott
Guaranteed radio service advertisement
Tubes tested free at Fleisher Radio service. Phone 85 for repair and guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleisher
Funeral services for Mrs Emma Burch McBride
Funeral services for Mrs Emma Burch McBride who died Friday night at her home 343 Seventh Street will be held Monday at 2 p m in the Yocom funeral home with Rev Dr E T Gough of the Methodist church officiating Burial will be in Oak Shade cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Burch McBride
Seventh Street
Yocom
E. T. Gough
Methodist Church
Oak Shade
PTA Meeting to Elect New President at Lincoln School
Lena A. Vogt Linn County probation officer will speak at the PTA meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Lincoln school auditorium. A new president will be elected to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mrs. J. V. Mulvany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena A. Vogt
Linn County
Lincoln School
J. V. Mulvany
Time Takes Its Toll in This Damage Suit
Des Moines AP Mrs Minnietta Kollman sued Des Moines druggists Harry and Robert Eaton for 75000 after a false arrest. Juries differed in four trials with the court granting new trials. The fourth trial on Saturday awarded Kollman 500 dollars in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Minnietta Kollman
Ada Schoolcraft 74 Dies. Rites Held In Independence
Ada Schoolcraft 74 died of pneumonia at a local hospital Friday. Funeral services were held Saturday at Swan and Leytze chapel with Rev. Floyd H. Weed officiating. Born Ada Meyers Sept 26 1863 in Eureka Springs Illinois she later married George A. Fuller and then Marion Schoolcraft. She moved to Independence in 1924 and belonged to the Rebekah lodge and the Methodist church. Survived by her husband and son George A. Fuller of Faribault Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Ada Schoolcraft
Swan and Leytze
Floyd H. Weed
Methodist Church
Ada Meyers
Eureka Springs
Ill
George A. Fuller
Marion Schoolcraft
Rebekah Lodge
Faribault
Minn
Radio Programs Roundup Schedules Across NBC CBS Networks
A detailed listing of daily radio programs across NBC CBS networks including WEAF WJZ WABC WJZ KMOX and WCCO. Entries cover morning to late evening slots with ensembles orchestras Broadway shows talk and musical performances noting station chains and featured artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldthwaite Ensemble
NBC
WEAF
WJZ Chain
CBS
WABC
Weaf Chain Tone Pictures
Harold Nagel
Aunt Susan's
WGST
KMOX
Ovcett Ensemble
Radio Pulpit
WJZ
Church of the Air
WBBM
WCCO
Ward
Muzzy
EAF Chain
Lowon
Weaf Chain
Cape
Southern Aires
University of Pillage
WEA Radio
Salt Lake City Tabernacle Choir
Kmox Woo
Finis Ideiman
Wabco Kmox
Our Neighbors
CBS8
French News Exchange
the Newey
RCA
Anne Seymour
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Ain
Josef Cherniavsky
Senator Fishface
Proteseet Figgsbottle
Teller
Ed McConnell
Weaf Col
Chain Exce
Golden Ga
Rubinoff
Orch
WOC
Helen Traubel
Phil Baker
Nelson Eddy
WwGst
Eis Eane
Eddie Cantor
Cps
Seanatinn
Walter Winchell
John Charles Thomas
Amerione
WABCO
Nocturhel
Z Chain
Kaltenborn
Hartéy Hays
Weap Ain
Sud Wee An Me i Bunch
Roer Fryer
A Travers Orch
Nbey
el Chico Revuews
Vincensio Ez Oe
Joe Venuti
Weaf Ain
Die’ Fitzpatrick Orch
Leanders
Landt
WEOF
Chain
Adee
Rosers
Johns
Bett
David Harum
Wibci
Eeries Sears
WIZ Magazine
the Air
Ope
WABO
Wacoco
Hermen and Banta
Eas
Aula — Dafoe
Kmox Co
Joe White
Spain
Onus
Vaughne Leath
Make Believe
Hopey Jack
America Educational Forum
Anema Ord
Merican School of Air
KMO
Wwococ
Jane Courtland
Myrt_ and
Marge
Pepper Young
Rochester Civic Orchestra
WABG
Wabc Cage
Grendee
Ananae
Tom Thomas
Jon Charles
Jack Armstrong
Weap Chain
WJZ Pain
Wilderness Road
ABC Wcoco
U. S. Army Band
Amos 'N
Andy
Popeye
Cennie Gates
Ain Hazel Glenn
Wjz von Boatherson
Éotar
Gg Brageiotti
Pibber McGee
Molly
Eaf Chai Ain
Elen Hayes
Prace Eidt
Ween
Richard Crooks
Seehare Himber Arch
Eet
Radio Forum
Dick Fidler Orch
WEAP
Harold Tern Orch
Roger Pryor Orch
Gien Gray
Weaf Ca
McGrew
WJZ Ain
George Olsen
Pe - Hines
Szhain
Ham Jones
Woo
Elemare Craig Orch
Jimmy Garrett
Legislature Targeted Fireworks Ban Across Iowa
Phil Sproul of the Iowa State Safety council says a bill will be sent to the legislature to outlaw fireworks statewide. The plan would end sales and use except at fairs and supervised venues and curb bootlegging from towns with local bans. State Fire Marshal Vincent Pyle backs the measure and invites group support to reduce fire and physical hazards. Iona Teachers' Council is among backers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Phil Sproul
Iowa State Safety Council
Sproul
Iowa
Vincent Pyle
Pyle
Iona ent-Teachers’ Council
Three Men Face Fines In Local Court For Hunting Offenses
State Conservation Officer R W Barsalou says Gerald Vinton Roscoe Kepler and Philip Ryan were stopped with dead pheasants on the Francis Haening farm near Maesonville by Officers Barsalou and Leo Logan. They may be charged with resisting an officer hunting out of season and hunting without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Masonville
Gerald Vinton
Roscoe Kepler
Philip Ryan
R. W. Barsalou
Barsalou
Leo Logan
Francis Haening
Maesonville
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. and
Mrs. Ward Tupper
Sheetz
4-H
Gazette
Tama
Delaware
Buchanan
Tom P. Korab
Airport
Rhode Island
James G., Vaughn
Route 4
R. K. Bliss
Agricultural Extension Service
Harry VanWormer
Mings
Madison, Wis
Irving Wade
WGN
WMT
KKP
GSB
Magic Key
London Symphony Orchestra
Jack Benny
Scots Guards
G. M. Symphony Orchestra
RCA Victor
Checker Electric Supply, Inc
First Street
Welthe
Iam A
Montana
Forest Mitchell
Harlem
Mont
Alfred Scadding
Nova Scotia
Oennex
Phil Lord
Seth Parker
Calumet Baking Powder
NBC Blue
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