Marion lodge and Trojan lodge install officers in joint ceremony
Marion Lodge No. 6 and Trojan Lodge No. 548 A F and M held a joint installation Friday night led by Frank Gates with Le Roy Benedict and John Thompson assisting. New officers for Marion include Fred C. Newlin as worshipful master and Irvin L. Ford as senior warden, while Trojan elected Walter Lowe as worshipful master and Joe Dumbalton as installing marshal with a large community turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Lodge
Trojan Lodge
Frank Gates
Mizpah Lodge
Cedar Rapids
Marion Lodge No
le Roy Benedict
John Thompson
Marton Lodge No. 6
Fred C. Newlin
Irvin L. Ford
H. R. Livingston
Emery J Miller
R E Leidigh
C. J Biddle
Glenn O Pyle
Raymond Stanton
Paul Vare
Kenneth Murdoch
Ware Lake
Tyler
L R Blinks
Joe Dumbalton
Walter Lowe
E E. Badham
Richard Sears
C. Dow
Roy Todd
Charles A Ward
Ralph J Kendall
Otto Kieckhaeffer
John Clay
Virgil Morena
Charles A Bradley
B. C Busby
Marion Lodge No. 6
Taxpayers Assn Plans Washington Session January 22
About 150 taxpayers from eleven counties will meet in Washington Iowa on January 22 to discuss government economy and efficiency. Francis Johnson Joe Long and former Senator George Titus will attend along with State Senator A Clair Dewey who directs the meeting. A district series continues with an Ottumwa or Chariton session on January 30 and Harry Murchison was named as field representative for the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Washington
Iowa Taxpayers Association
Iowa
Johnson, Cedar
Muscatine
Louiga
Jefferson, Henry
van Buren and
Lee
Francis Johnson
Terril
Joe L. Long
George M. Titus
A. Clair
Assumation
Wheatland Bank Backs 4-H Livestock Club Work
Wheatland First Trust and Savings Bank directors authorize cashier Walter Thiele to fund 4-H club work in Spring Rock Township Clinton County. Bank will finance purchase of calf colt sheep or pig for members to begin project work. Eligible boys aged 10 to 21 may join. first meeting set for January 22 at 7 30 pm in Wheatland with County Agent McD Lacy of Dewitt in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guzette
Wheatland
First Trust and Savings Bank
Walter Thiele
Spring Rock Township
Clinton County
Wheatland County
McD Lacy
Dewitt Will Ile
Brems Family Deed Transfer In Common Interest
Fredericka Brems transfers property to George F Brems and Terena C Brems as joint tenants not as tenants in common with Ly M Greene's subdivision lot 5 OL 6C R for $1 and valuable consideration dated December 4, 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericka Brems
George F
Terena C Brems
M. Greene
Iowa urged to tighten regulation of motor truck operators
Iowa has lagged behind neighboring states in trucking regulation says Dr Mundhenke, a University of Iowa PhD candidate. He urges expanding rules to cover all common carriers, requiring certificates, cargo and liability insurance, taxation, rate controls, regular reporting, and oversight by the railroad board, citing statewide opposition as a major hurdle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
Herbert R. Mundhenke
University of Iowa
Mundhenke
Munadhenke
Middle West
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Iowa General Assembly
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Couple At Keswick Celebrate 55 Years of Marriage
Special to The Gazette Keswick Mr and Mrs J A Gross mark their fifty fifth wedding anniversary today after fifty years of residence in Keswick He was born September 2 1855 in Pennsylvania and moved to Iowa as a baby The couple married January 19 1881 at Old Dresden near Deep River Their family includes three children Lucy a longtime Winterset junior high teacher Etta Betts wife of Rev W H Betts of Ladora Their health remains good with both active in caring for their home They have three grandchildren and one great granddaughter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keswick
J. A. Gross
Iowa County
W. H. Betts
Ladora
Llowa-Missouri
Methodist Protestant Church
Davenport Gets Bar Convention
DES MOINES AP The executive committee of the Iowa Bar association, meeting Saturday, selected Davenport for the 1936 association meeting and set the dates for June 18 and 19. MANCHETE R The board of supervisors has named the banks which will be depositories for Delaware county funds during 1936 and fixed maximum amounts for each bank and county office. Henry Klaus reappointed county engineer at 2000 salary with listed assistants' monthly pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iowa Bar Association
Davenport
Manchyester
Board of Supervisors
Delaware County
Farmers and Merchants Saving Bank
Manchester
Farmers Savings Bank of
Colesburg
Delhi Savings Bank
State Bank of
Earlville
Citizens’ State Bank
Hopkinton
Community Savings Bank of
Edgewood
Court House
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
Same Bank
Henry Klaus
Lloyd Hockaday
Engineer Kraus
Martha Reehtfertig
Ralph E. Dutton
Leota Daker
Waukon Church Redecorated By 1400 Members In Northeast Iowa
Waukon's St Patrick's Catholic Church interior redecorated at a cost of 4500 dollars, keeping it among the region's largest churches. The Spanish Renaissance style church measures 160 by 60 feet, features white pressed brick, marble altars, Munich glass, and mosaic floors. The parish has about 250 families and around 1400 parishioners, with a four story brick parochial school nearby staffed by seven sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
N. E. Iowa
St. Patrick’s Catholic
Java
Conrad Schmitt
Milwaukee
Kinsella
Lewis H Clark
Denis Brennan
John Hennessy
Dubuque
Father Hennessy
Father Brennan
Father Lowry
Father McCowan
Father Hawe
Decorah
Father Byrnes
Father Walsh
John J. Keane
Father O'Donnell
John C. Stuart
Columbia College
Daniel M. Gorman
Father Stuart
St. Patrick's
C. C. Drummy
Ryan
St. Patrick’s
Father Howe
Sharp Increase In Number Lambs On Feed Reported
Chicago reports a lower overall lamb on feed total for January 1 1936 across Iowa Minnesota and Kansas versus a year earlier with a 5.4 percent drop in principal feeding states. Estimates show 5 260 000 head on feed this year down from 5 561 000 in 1935 and 6 160 000 in 1932 the record high. Western states see increases in some areas while Illinois and Kansas show smaller totals. western ranges like Scotts Bluff Nebraska Wyoming and Nebraska other areas differ. Shipments to corn belt markets fell about 13 percent for July–December 1935 versus 1934, with a higher share of sheep among lambs on feed. Jun 1 1936 forecasts place western states at 2 304 000 head versus 2 249 000 a year earlier. Colorado around 1 255 000 head versus 1 085 000.
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Chicago
Iowa
Minnesota
Kansas
Pune
Illinois
Corn Belt
Scotts Bluff Secon
Nebraska
Wyoming
Omaha
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
Lamb production shifts in Plains group year apart
The report notes a year earlier head and 1,250,000 head two years ago. Among thirteen other states seven saw decreases and six increases. Oklahoma had the largest drop with lambs finished on wheat pastures a year ago, while Texas showed the largest rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Texas
District 4-H Confab Set for Jan 22 in Cedar Rapids
A district meeting of 4-H club leaders county 4-H agents and boys and girls county club committee members is set at the Y M C A Cedar Rapids on Jan 22 at 10 a.m. Paul Taff of Ames state 4-H boys club leader will attend. The conference aims to discuss policies in club work and methods to enlarge and improve the work for 1936. Represented counties include Tama Benton Linn Jones Jackson Clinton Cedar Johnson Iowa Poweshiek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Paul Taff
Ames
Tama
Benton
Linn
Jones, Jackson, Clinton
Cedar
Miraig Johnson
Iowa
Powe Ssnick
Oxford Emory Windren wins high school declamatory title
In the oratorical division of the high school declamatory contest held Thursday evening Oxford Emory Windren took first place. Cletus Sherman was second in the dramatic division with Margaret Schrader first and George Wilson second. Elizabeth Bireline placed third. In the humorous division Allee Goodrich won first with Betty Rourke second and Dorothy Hawkins third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Emory Windren
Cletus Sherman
Margaret Schradder
George Wilson
Elizabeth Bireline
Allee Goodrich
Betty Rourke
Dorothy Hawkins
Collegiates Identify Jean Harlow But Misname World Figures
Waterloo UP In a Gates College test, students correctly named only Harlow Grey and Crawford among 100 prominent persons. They misidentified several figures including La Guardia as an Ethiopian, Mussolini as a guitarist, Stalin as a stratosphere explorer, Chrysler as a composer, and Laval as a cream separator maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Jean Harlow
Joan Crawford
Gates College
Miss Harlow
Zane Grey
Fiorello la Guardia
Benito Mussolini
Josef Stalin
Walter Chrysler
Sinclair Lewis
Melvin Purvis
Mark Sullivan
Paderewski
Dizzle Dean
Pierre Laval
Jones County Seals 22,603 Bushels of Corn for 1936 Loans
Special to The Gazette Anamosa Iowa Thirty three cribs holding 22,003 bushels of corn have been sealed by 328 farmers in Jones county for 1936 government corn loans. Last week sealings totaled 1,519 bushels with Kenneth Halk of Lisbon at 450 bushels for 202.50 dollars Harlan Shumaker of Morley 450 bushels for 202.50 dollars and H J Morrison of Cascade 619 bushels for 278.55 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Jones County
Kenneth Halk
Lisbon
Harlan Shumaker
Morley
H. J. Morrison
Cascade
Violin Choir To Give Concert At Cornell Chapel
A 20 piece student violin choir led by Mrs. Helen M. Cumming will perform An Hour With Strings at Cornell chapel this afternoon at 4. Soloists include Anne Culbertson, Harold Horn, and Margaret Lilley. accompanying piano and organists are Elizabeth Bryant and Lois Wilkinson. The Cornell string quartet and second quartet will perform pieces, with detailed student players listed, reflecting a busy recital program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Helen M. Cumming
Cornell College Music
Cornell
Anne Culbertson
Harold Horn
Margaret Lilley
Waterloo
Cornell Symphony Orchestra
Elizabeth Bryant
Lois Wilkinson
Edgerton
Wis
Bach Anne Culbertson
Siorart Allegra
Mendelssohn-Achrea
Givarte
Allegra
Beethoven Cornell
Saints Margaret Iey
Alfred Pochoo
Establish Scale For Medical Relief In Pottawattamie
DES MOINES AP reports the Pottawattamie county board of supervisors and state relief officials, joined by medical professionals, set a relief scale for unemployed county residents. They approved 1.50 dollars in state relief per registrant plus 0.15 dollars for dental care, with a registrant defined as a single family averaging 4.5 persons. The county medical board must approve and supervise fund apportionment and reporting. The meeting follows a county plea for medical relief beyond statutory poor funds. Attendees included J. C. Pryor, A. L. Ingram, Ralph E. Kittinger, and numerous doctors and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Pottawattamie County
County Medical Board
J. C. Pryor
A. L. Ingram
Pottawattamie Board of Supervisors
Ralph E. Kittinger
T. C. Denny
Lloyd Todd
Ina Tyler
William Flood
E. A. Carter
Eleanor Hartleb
M. C. Hennessy
Co. A. Hill
J. L. Stech
K. L. Thomson
M. A. Tinley
Call For 150000 More Beh Warrants
Des Moines state sinking fund revenue over the last thirteen months enabled the treasury to call 2650000 of the 3500000 issue of anticipatory warrants sold to Carleton D. Beh. State Treasurer Wegman called 150000 of the warrants for Feb 1, leaving 850000 outstanding. The first call was made a year ago before a legislative investigation started because the sale was at 5 percent interest without public bidding. The fund guarantees public deposits in closed banks, drawing revenue from beer taxes, payments from closed banks, and 1 percent interest on all public deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Carleton D. Beh
Leo J. Wegman
Walker R A R E Club Attended at Mrs Hanlon Home
The Walker R A R E club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs M J Hanlon's home. Florence Arnold and Mrs Grace Carns led a review of current events. Attendees included Mrs Floyd Templeman, Mrs J A Cunningham, Mrs Chris Meggers, Mrs Donald McKee, Mrs Aggie Wilson, Mrs Joseph Wachal, Mrs Andrew Nelson, Miss Florence Arnold, Mrs David Shepard, Mrs Frank Carns, and Mrs M J Hanlon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. R. E. Club
M. J. Hanl
Florence Arnold
Grace Carns
Floyd Templeman
J. A. Cunningham
Chris Meggers
Donald McKee
Aggie Wilson
Joseph Wachal
Andrew Nelson
David Shepard
Frank Carns
M. J. Hanlon
Legion Auxiliaries and Royal Neighbor Meeting in Garrison
Garrison Mrs. Frank Zimmer, publicity chair, announces a Tuesday Legion auxiliary meeting with Royal Neighbor guests of honor. New members to be initiated. hostesses are Mrs. Frank Nichol, president, and Miss Iva Blough. Grinnell election results: H. P. Baustian re-elected president of Poweshiek County Mutual Insurance. J. A. Bangman elected vice-president. John Evans named secretary-treasurer. Directors for three years: H. P. Baustian, George Gilmore, Godfrey Vieth. Baustian and Gilmore re-elected. Vieth joins board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Progressive Club
Dry Creek
Robert Sloan
Mark Hickman
Mildred Hickman
Harlan Starry
J F Badham
Ivan Gilmore
Frank Zimmer
American Legion Auxiliary Unit
Garrison
Frank Nichol
Iva Blough
Grinnell
H. P. Baustian
Malcom
Poweshlek County Mutual Insurance Association
J. A. Bangman
John Evans
H. P. Batstian
George Gilmore
Deep River
Godfrey Vieth
Hartwick
Batstian
Gilmore
Vieth
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Marion News
Masonic Chapters
Marion
Lions Club
Michel Tea Room
Central Avenue
Stream of Life
Ralph Hall Collis
Marvin Edison
Mr. Collis
A. E. Crew
Ninth Avenue
E. M. Adams
Central City
Arthur Vaughn
Virginia
Ray McCalley
David
Tucson
Ariz
McCalley
Mr Vaughn
North Marwa
Heal Fmmons
Ras
Centennial
Woodide
Basketbball
Edward Sedlacek
Gymenasium
Viely
Immaculate Cones
Cedar Rapides
St Ser¢hmans Seminary
Ino Nossal
Sour Cagta
Sto
Tosephe Ehurel
Pateds Vedas
Jan
Perth
Pownall
Phe Oyford
Todas
Dorothy Smith
Mre O OM Corsar
Spa
Ostreere
Hanehcraft Club Na
Mas Will Tate
Rev King
C FE Bhnks
Mra. L A Blinks
Wayne Carpenter
Foworth League of the Methodist Church
Therm the
Hugh Hutton
LeRoy Benedict
Library Report
Marion Publi
Metta Whitcomb
Marion Service Club
Minnie Schenken
Carroll Roberts
A. B. Black
Herman Koch
Colfax Circle
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
Richard Zimmer
A. A. Schenken
Marion Nature and Garden Club
A J Dahn
Priscilla Guild
The
Congregational Church
Ed Sigfred
Emma Kendall
Karl Kendall
C N Owen
B Howell
Lee Taylor
Theristriat Club
Herbert O Allen
CR. Biddick
Wisconsin
Robert Mitchell Woman's Relief Corps No 126
Memorial Hall
Edna Roberts
Sarasis Club
Lillian Voorhies
H . Aller
Laura Kershner
Yocom Chapel
WF Fisher
Presbyterian Church
Oak Shade
Frank Flack
St Tuke
Cedar Boyne
Legion
Marion Post
American Legion
Legion Hall
Ina Dye Minor
Earle Edwards
Sam Dean
Mary Buzza
Mary Nines
J. Pringle
B_ Hickenlooper
Post
Marion High School
Don Wolfe
St Joseph's Parish
Pleasant Grove Community Club
A. R. Jones
E. W. McKean
Twelfth Street
Cary Club
Addie Thumek
E. E. Parsons
South Eleventh Street
Masonic Temple
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Nakihopa
Lawrence Bigger
Camp Fire Executive
Federation of Women's Clubs
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scout Room
Osceola Lodge
I.O O. F
O.F Hall
Townsend Club
Irvin L Ford
Farmers Elevator Company
St. Louis
Fay Batley
Altana Burt
Athenmean Club
Camp Fie
Frank Webber
Excelsior Agriculture and Tatelary Club
Hoon Strader
Canada
J L Papes
Chatterbox
John Laskin
Heads Trojan Lodge
Lasswell
Wheatland Bank
M. K. Norton
P. F. Reynolds
Father Norton
Munich
Father Reynolds
Father Haxmeier
Lansing
Msgr
Stuart
ST. Patrick’s Catholic Church
ST. Patrick’s Church
Mussolini Raffles
Troy Mills
Steward Keller
Hin Sone
Dean
Wilbur
Kellers
Kim
Dean Keller
Jett
Wilbur Keller
Cornell Chapel
Pottawattamie
Walker
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