Marion golf club event draws wide Iowa city attendance
Sixty women from Iowa City Mount Vernon Cedar Rapids Anamosa and Marion took part in a Wednesday golf tournament at the Golf club. Winners included Mrs Gilbert Gordon low medalist with 61 and Mrs G A Hall Cedar Rapids prize for low putts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golf Club
Iowa City
Mount Vernon
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa
Marion
Gilbert Gordon
G. A. Hall
L. R. Hermann
Harle Boileau
Nell Robertson
Carl Jacobsen
George Pearson
W. H. Balster
Louis Ross
Clifford Davis
John Mulvany
Death notice for Charles J Norris in Sprague Washington
Word has been received of the death of Charles J Norris burned to death when his Blue Line Transportation truck burned July 7 at Sprague Washington. He was born in Marion in 1911 and survived by his mother Mrs Ednad A Morris a brother Fred D Morris and sister Marge Morris of Portland Oregon. Funeral notices, visiting relatives, and church events are listed with several misprints corrected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Norris
Sprague, Wash
Blue Line Transportation Company
Marion
Ednad A. Morris
Fred D Morris
Marge Morris
Portland
Ore
Playground fund falls short for summer project
The playground tag day raised 22.45 toward a 132.45 budget, leaving the summer project unfunded. Sponsors are Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Sedlacek and donors include activity directors and others. Contributions may be left at the Marion Service Club office with Miss Mildred Titus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Sedlacek
Marion Service Club
Mildred Titus
Hearing Held For Iowa River Cities Sewage Plants
Des Moines reports show five Cedar River cities and Central Farmers Products in Tama faced orders to build sewage disposal plants. Attorneys for Marshalltown Tama Eldora Belle Plaine and Marengo argued before Health Commissioner Dr. Walter L Bierring as state reports urged pollution prevention of the rivers.
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DES Moines
INS
Iowa River
Walter L. Bierring
Executive Council
Cedar River
Des Moines River
Marshalltown
Tama
Eldora
Belle Plaine
Marengo
Central Farmers Products Company
State Health Department
A. H. Wieters
Merrill Seeks Beer Permit Transfer To Club Royale
Merrill and attorney G Stewart Holmes ask the city council to transfer a class B beer permit from 319 Third Avenue SE to Club Royale at 709 Second Avenue SE. The council took the matter under advisement as Parkside owners seek a buyer for the Dinette Shop.
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Atwood Merr
Dinette
Third Avenue SE
Club Royale
Second Avenue SE
Merrill
G. Stewart Holmes
Prochaska
G. A. Pusateri
First Avenue E
J Avenue NE
Pusateri
First Avenue
J Avenue
G. K. Thompson
Turkey Leg Park
John McHugh
Avenue NE
Thompson
Nate Estes
McHugh
Alex
Steve Varvaris
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Thistle butterfly shifts diet amid pest threats in Iowa
Des Moines reports the thistle butterfly, once confined to thistles, now feeding on potatoes, small grain and corn as state entomologists note issues with the thistle crop. Heavy rains had previously kept crop pests in check, but the insect’s new behavior raises concerns for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Dairy Cattle Bangs Test Nears Completion in Cedar Rapids
Dr. A. R. Menary reports voluntary Bangs disease testing in Cedar Rapids nearly concludes. All but two grade A raw milk suppliers have cleaned up their herds ahead of July 1 deadline. He plans compulsory testing or cessation of raw milk sales for the remaining two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
A. R. Menary
Menary
Frank K. Hahn
Bang
Charles Penningroth
Malta
Relief costs top ten billion in federal recovery aid
Washington reported that recovery and relief efforts cost taxpayers more than 10 billion dollars to date. Up to Tuesday the federal outlay reached 10 081 689 780 with about 8 094 573 295 in total emergency appropriations and 4 billion likely loans that may be recovered. Direct relief accounted for about 3.5 billion, and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation distributed roughly 2.3 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Hoover Administration
New Deal
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Communist Activity in Germany Grows Quietly
Berlin reports intensified communist activity across Germany with radical sentences made harsher. Suppressed party members allegedly form five member cells to limit exposure if betrayed, and claims of infiltration into Nazi industry councils circulate despite Nazi dismissal as exaggeration. Arrests rise across Berlin Hamburg Saxony and the Rhineland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Communist Party
Hamburg
Saxony
Rhineland
Harmless Kidney Flush Promised By Haarlem Oil Capsules
Advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules at 35 cents to flush poisons and acid from kidneys and calm bladder irritation reducing night awakenings. Claims include relief from burning or smarting passages, backache, leg cramps, and puffy eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
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Marion News
Marion Golf Club
Ray W. Miller
Chicago
Philip Shoup
Osceola Lodge No
I. O. O. F. Hall
E. A. Barnes
Frank Floyd
Center Point
Newell Trimble
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Walter Erwin
Kathryn Kendall
Ames
Iowa State College
Charles Nelson
Royal Apartments
Sixth Avenue
Mrs. C. E. Clemens
Mrs. C. A. Mercer
Max Voris
Nelle Crawford
Jesse Crawford Walters
Toledo
Mary Farrell
Omaha, Neb
J. F. Coakley
Dave Mann
Dan Klopp
Paralta
Klopp
Marion Fire Department
Charles Daws
South Eleventh Street
Hawk
Bever Park
A. E. Hartl
Hilda Scott
Charles Templeman
Howard Wilson
Iowa Falls
Gerald Scott
Myra Jane
Joe
Milton Koch
Jane Anne
Junior
Clyde Armstrong
Donalee
Martelle
Norman Techau
Joanne
Leonard
Milo
Lester
A. R. Kunzman
E. J. Bauer
Elayne
Harold Templeman
Phyllis
Donald
Cecil Knouf
Lloyd
Muriel
Bert Anderson
Glen Foreman
L. A. Klumph
George Bristol
Marilyn
C. M. Robison
Calvin
Harley Guzzie
Charles Guzzie
Arline and
Howard
Mars
Leota Oliphant
Toddsville
Charles Norris
Flora Beeson
Yocom Chapel
John M. Walters
Methodist Church
Oak Shade Cemetery
Louell Seaman
Enid
Okla
Florence Houghton
Isabelle Houghton
Oklo
Clarabelle Houghton
Davenport
Florence and
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
True Blue Division
Phyllis Lanning
Bobby Cippera
Louise Cippera
A. E. Blinks
C. W. Ladd
Violet
Mrs
W. A. Ladd
M. Cumberland
Dell Norris
Jeanne Dye
van Heusens
Sigfred
Marion, Iowa
Sam
Richard Haines
Minneapolis
Fond du Lac
Donald Haines
Howard Haines
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Fred J. Haines
Palisades Park
John Lexsa
Savanna
Gene Bowman
Jenny Rearick
Nancy Jensen
H. A. Dye
Council
Crosley
Shelvador
Hyn
The
Tri-Shelvador
Crosley Shelvador
F.O.B. Cincinnati
DIAL
Iowa
Standard Tire Company
First Street
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