Bill to Enforce Use of Gasoline Blend in Iowa
A proposed Iowa bill would require gasoline containing 10 percent corn alcohol and levy a 10 percent tax on non blended fuel. The plan, drafted by Fred C Lovrien and colleagues, aims to boost Iowa corn product consumption pending approval of an upcoming industrial alcohol bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
DES Moines
INS
Iowa State College
Amesh
Fred C Lovrien
Spencer
F F Faville
Tom Roberts
Clyde B Chariton
John H Mitchell
Paul H Anderson
Webster County
Sale postponed to forestall low bids near Charlotte
A mortgaged property sale at Adolph Ketelsen's home near Charlotte was postponed after hundreds of farmers gathered to bid. A Clinton delegation pressed to hold the sale as scheduled. County Attorney E C Halbach declined to opine without reviewing legal papers. the postponement was ordered by mortgagee William Taufmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Adolph Ketelsen
Charlotte
E. C Halbach
Willian Taufmann
Father and Son Banquet Set by Rotary and Community Groups
Grundy Center prepares a father and son banquet for Monday evening January 30 at the American Legion hall under Rotary and Community club auspices. Honored guests include Grundy Center high school football lettermen Ossie Salem and University of Iowa coach Tom Moore who will speak, with Captain-elect Moore in attendance. The high school male quartet will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy Center
Rotary Club
American Legion Hall
Ossie Salem
University of Iowa
Tom Moore
Iowa
Iowa legislators may wait two years for pay
Iowa lawmakers may face a two year wait for compensation after the Supreme Court ruled the legislative expense act unconstitutional and held no pay permissible except a fixed per day amount. Senator H C White warned the current salary law could not be passed without raising pay, prompting talk of a constitutional amendment requiring two legislative sessions and voter ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Supreme Court
H. C White
Vinton
White
Assembly
Statehouse
First General Assembly
Two Men Hurt In Fall From Bridge Scaffold
Special to The Gazette Columbus Junction. Earnest Clayton and Roy Hunsicker, both of Wapello, were injured Thursday when they fell twenty feet into the Iowa river from a scaffolding while tearing down an old wagon bridge. Clayton broke his right ankle and was sent to Muscatine for care, while Hunsicker sustained severe cuts and bruises to the head.
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Gazette
Columbus Junction
Earnest Clayton
Roy Hunsicker
Wapello
Iowa River
Clayton
Muscatine
Hunsicker
Funeral set for William Oltman in Scotch Grove
William Oltman died Wednesday at his Scotch Grove township home after a long illness. Funeral services are planned Sunday at Sand Hill church with Rev. Paul Gutknecht officiating. He was born July 29, 1874, and survived by his wife Mary Heeren, son Rudolph, daughter Edna, one granddaughter, two sisters Mrs. Ford Stadtmueller and Mrs. W. L. Schuetz, and brother L. A. Oltman.
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Monticello
William Oltman
Scotch Grove Township
Sand Hill
Paul Gutknecht
Oltman
Harm Oltman
Mary Heeren
Rudolph Oltman
Edna Oltman
Ellsworth Hospital
Cedar Falls
Ford Stadtmueller
W. HL. L. Schuetz
Beecher, Il
L. A. Oltman
Scotch Grove
Jurors Drawn for Court at Elkader
Special to The Gazette Elkader Judge T H Goheen of Calmar begins first Clayton county term Feb 6. Twelve grand jurors and thirty five petit jurors were drawn for 1933 with a long list of names from Elkader Jefferson and surrounding areas.
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Elkader
T. H Goheen
Calmar
Clayton County
William G. Allen
Boardman
Fred Becker
Giard
Irvin Burgin
Lodomillo
Joe Gidfather
Sperry
M. E. Boyle
Mendon
J. F. Carroll
Monona
Harry Kramer
Cox Creek
Ed Fehlhafer
Volga
J. P. Zapf
Littleport
John Rodenberg
Jefferson
Fred Bierbaum
Clayton
Alton Rizer
Elk
Petit Jury
Fred Wock
Cass
L.&. Colvin
E. D. Phelps
Harry Kolker
Millville
James Brink
Clyde Bothmer
James Alderson
Henry Behn
Jake Tayck
Henry Wilke
Garnaville
Aug. Ortman
Emil Pettebaum
Alvin Vogt
Farmersburg
L. C. Muschewske
Alvin J. Larson
Wagner
T. J. Walter
Buena Vista
Glawe
Ed. Hackett
Charles Welsch
Fred Widman
Mendo
Amy Jo Donlon
Simon Moses
Ralph Barnum
Ed Hansel
Mallory
Fred Bente
Read
Perry Medberry
Highland
Martin Meehan
Gusta Ploughman
Adolph Harter
George Landsgaard
Marion
Vorwald
Henry Brommelkamp
D. S Mallory
Odd Fellows Lodge Installs New Officers at Winthrop Meeting
At a Winthrop lodge session the Odd Fellows installed new officers led by Noble Grand D M Love. Other officers include Vice-Grand Howard Allyn and Secretary Edward Nielsen with Treasurer Harry Hocken and Warden Hugh Fernald. Chaplain Charles Lemons also named as supporter to the noble grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Odd Fellows Lodge
Noble Grand
D M Love
Howard Allyn
Edward Nielsen
Harry Hocken
Hugh Fernald
Clifford Mulford
Lester Dennie
Charles Lemons
Eugene Dunlap
Henry Cunbeham
Earl Mullord
Joe Johnson
Scene
Norman
Ray Smith
Janitor at Capitol Works One Week in Wrong House
E. W. Powell, a Sioux City janitor, was appointed to the senate but spent a week performing duties in the wrong chamber. He discovered the mix up after three other men named Powell, all Negro, claimed the job. secretary Byron G. Allen had kept the original appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
House of Representatives
Statehouse
E. W. Powell
Sioux City
House
Senate
Powell
Byron G. Allen
Allen
Prairie Du Chien Bridge Co Files Bankruptcy Petition
The Prairie Du Chien Bridge company which runs a toll bridge across the Mississippi at Prairie Du Chien filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S district court. Frank C. Myer president of Union State Bank of Lancaster Wis was appointed receiver. The company lists debts of 853 517 and assets of 717 437.
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Madison, Wis
Prairie du Chien Bridge Company
Mississippi River
Prairie du Chien
U. S. District Court
Frank C. Myer
Union State Bank of
Lancaster
Wis
Officers Elected By University Classes
Alfred Mitchell of Rockford was elected president of the senior class at the University of Iowa Liberal Arts College. Neil Mauer Dunkerton senior vice-president Harold Mitchell Iowa City junior president Marcela Rathmann Goose Lake junior vice-president John Hawkinson Cedar Rapids Kenneth Braun Davenport tied for sophomore vice-president Ansel Chapman Iowa City freshman president. Only about 500 students voted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazetta
Iowa City
Alfred Mitchell
Rockford
Lberal Arts College
University of Iowa
Neil Mauer
Dunkerton
Harold Mitchell
Marcela Rathmann
Goose Lake
John Hawkinson
Cedar Rapids
Kenneth Braun
Davenport
Ansel Chapman
Beauty Candidates At Iowa Cuts To 10
Thirty six University of Iowa women were reduced to ten beauty candidates after judges narrowed the field on campus. Final selections will occur Saturday night at the on campus dance for the winner to enter the Big Ten contest. Names listed include Frances Teeters Virginia Hallgren Margareth McCulley Beverlyn Westfall Ruth Katter Mary Letitia Murphy Eudora Roth Cozette Gilbertson Jean Simpson and Grace Linder.
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Iowa City
INS
University of Iowa
University
Frances Teeters
St. Louis
Virginia Hallgren
Rock Island
Ill
Margareth McCulley
Omaha
Beverlyn Westfall
West Liberty
Ruth Katter
Garner
Mary Letitia Murphy
Iawa City
Eudora Roth
Wayland
Cozette Gilbertson
St Anscar
Jean Simpson
West Union
Grace Linder
Oakland
Form Boy Scout Troop At Solon
A Solon Boy Scout Troop is formed on a Wednesday evening with sixteen boys from troop fourteen visiting Solon. Under Scoutmaster Frank Swisher the investiture ceremony was conducted and awards presented by Glen Fordyce, scout executive for the Iowa City area, who urged the value of training. The Solon troop committee chaired by Joseph Pavel received membership cards and names several members and the sponsor Solon Community club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon
Town City
Frank Swisher
Glen Fordyce
Iowa City
Joseph Pavel
E . Beretta
O. E. Markitan
Solon Troop
Roy L Eastwood
Robert Brosh
Kenneth Stahle
Cecil Meyers
Daniel Kelsey
Lester Pavel
Vernon Frederick
Ray Herte
Alvin Zeneshek
Lee Frederick
Keith Smoykil
Maurice Bittner
Albert Stransky
Albert Miller
Edward Jebousek
Charles Jebousek
Leonard Revhons
Clarence Panzer
Richard Krob
Roger Zeman
The
Solon Community Club
Lawmakers Propose State Income Tax and Chain Store Fees
A tax plan would impose a graduated state income tax with exemptions for single and married filers and dependents, plus reductions. Another bill targets chain stores in Iowa, requiring escalating license fees per outlet to fund high school tuition.
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Iowa
Paul D. Ostby
Kensett
Clair Farm Relief Plan Outlined For Iowa Legislature
Clair plan for stabilizing farm values proposes restricting the amount a farmer can sell rather than limiting production. Francis J. Clair, president of the National League for Economic Stabilization, argues against domestic allotment debentures and equalization fees and urges seven eighths of the crop as the sales limit, with export marking for excess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Clair
Iowa
Francis J. Clair
National League For Economic Stabilization
Tipton Banks Start Holiday Plan for Two Weeks
Cedar county bankers approved a two week holiday plan as waivers on deposits are arranged. W H Witte of London presided at the Thursday bankers meeting in Tipton. BELLE PLAINE Loyal Star lodge Golden Rod chapter No 77 installed Myrtle Adams as past president and listed officers and trustees with Myrtle Adams assisting as installing officer.
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Tipton
Cedar County
W. H. Witte
London
County Association
Belle Plaine
Loyal Star Lodge
Golden Rod
Myrtle Adams
Mary Kuelper
Viasta Weaver
Dora Alee
Thelma Myers
Vernelle Lawrence
Emaline Rusk
Elsie Swain
Ella Doupnik
Bessie Macek
Vanora Suchy
Lottie Quigley
Helen Holst
North English officers installed for six months
North English lodge I O O F installed six month officers led by John Kirkove as noble grand and Frank Calvin as grand marshal. Rebekahs named officers Lena Warner headed by Lena Warner noble grand with Mable Wetherel vice grand and Bessie Billingsley as right support to noble grand. Dysart notes funeral for Civil War veteran William H Waller. Onslow lodge A F and A M installed 1933 officers. Towns of Tama Belle Plaine Monticello Amana Lisbon Anamosa and Anamosa club events listed including De Molay, school play plans, and anniversary gathering.
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North English
North English Lodge
John Kirkove
Noble Grand
J. F. Calvin
C. R. Off
R. B. Markwell
G. F. Marshall
H. S. O'Brien
W. R. Wilkins
N. V. Miller
C. S. Carter
G. L
Lena Warner
Mable Wetherel
Bessie Billingsley
Sadie Wetherer
Eunice Loun
Stella Wallace
Anna Leslie
Marguerite Fancher
Lita Lavelle
Methodist Church
American Legion Post
Cora Barber
Dysart
Oscar
Cresco
Elma Stamp
White, S. D
Waller
A. R. Post
E. F. Dougass
Onslow
Onslow Lodge
A. F
A M
Richard Best
W. M
Edward Kleineck
S. W
Gray Dreibilbis
J. W
A. Alyea
S. D
Gus Dreibilbis
J. D
Earl Heath
Joe Nowachak
J. S
Shelby Orris
R. W. Chatterton
Tyler
S. G. Hutton
Ward Hicks
N. C. Holst
Tama
Harvey Jones
Toledo
Nellie Hines
North Tama County
Meade Hines
Traer
Belle Plaine
Order of de Molay
Max McCune
M. C
Art Dvorak
Clarence Draper
J. C
Harold Miller
Leon Henry
Roy McBride
S. S
Alfred Schneck
Isadore Feder
Richard Burrows
Sentinel
Fred Grantham
Bud Dullivan
Paul Wright
Alex Evanoff
Joe Strawhorn
Theodore Feder
Bill Craig
Bernard Sparrowgrove
John Young
Charles Dodd
Ira Weed
Monticello
Jones County
Auditoriu
Lutheran league elects officers at local meeting
Dean D. I. Berger of Dubuque University spoke on the address. Rev. George Goodrick of Wyoming read a paper. Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Lammey presented slides on Russia. Music by a girls’ sextet and a brass quartet. Miss Amela Reinhardt elected president. Lena Smith vice president. Kathryn Benche secretary. Otto Wagner treasurer.
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D. I. Berger
Dubuque University
George Goodrick
Wyoming
F. V. Lammey
Russia
Mary Leech
Maynard
Amela Reinhardt
Lutheran League
Lena Smith
Kathryn Benche
Otto Wagner
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16Th Ave
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16Th Ave. W
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Veal
Swift
Wilson
Chishestera Phamond R
Pilla
All Druga
Mt. Vernon Ave
Zelezny Market
Capitol Works
Boy Scout
Polehna Bros
16Th Avenue
Iowa News
Martello
Anamosa
Olin
Oxford Junction
James Rickless
Elizabeth McLaughlin
Ada Egger
Berkley Curtis
Miriam Fairbanks
Ruth Giordoff
Ruth Burnstedt
Amana
Frank Bechcka
Joe Shramek
John Tomas
John Divishek
Barbara
Frank Rozek
Lonney
Milo Sirovy
John Mouchka
Leonard
Joe Hilak
Joe Mouchka
Louis Janko
Eugene
Lenora Rozek
Cling Hilak
Joe Rozek
Jerry Becicka
Lisbon
Woman's Relief Corps
Ida Cameron
Ermina Ringer
Nellie Plattenberger
Mayme Reiger
Mary Wiley
Florentine Downing
Edna Carbee
Mabel Kynett
Belle Hoover
Mary Dugan
Pearl Gardner
Florentine Crelly
Alma Yocum
Maxine Cameron
Ruth Sherk
Susie Beasmore
Daisy Burd
Schoolmasters Club
Jones County Ministerial Association
Gillen Hotel
Riverside Feed Mill
Patek
Mth
Prine
Yaar
Ron Toe
Wisconsin
Armour
DR. Stout
Stepanek-Vondracek Hardware Company
Die Re LS Ee Od
Kresge
Jig
S. S. Kresge CO
First Avenue
Coats
Philip Leibsohn & CO
First Ave
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