Epworth League Institute Attended by Marion Groups
Marion church members from the Methodist congregations plan to attend the twenty seventh annual Clear Lake Epworth League Institute. Leaders include Rev. Arthur W Henke and Rev J B Clyde along with many church members and families from Prairie Chapel Alburnett and Cedar Rapids. Margaret Henke of Cedar Rapids will supervise swimming duties at the institute.
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Clear Lake Epworth League Institute
Upper Iowa Conference of Methodist Churches
Arthur W Henke
Robert Vernon
Melvyn Arp
Bruce Phillips
Kenneth Cornell
Bonnie Carey
Martha Ann Young
Arline Tow
Mary Alice Kemble
Charlotte Smith
Benjamin Cummins
Roberta Saunders
J. B Clyde
Prairie Chapel
Clyde
Robert
Clyde Scott
Earl Bailey
Mary
Myrna Bailey
Betty Lou
Jean Scott
Betty Hoffman
Arling Hughes
Bob Scott
Clarence Boesenberg
Pauline Burr
Juanita
Wilma Gilbert
Doris Arnold
Eileen Tritle
Alburnett Church
Margaret Henke
Cedar Rapids
Atz Couple Informs Of Wife Injuries From Basement Fall
Jay Atz of Decatur reports his wife Leila Atkins of Marion fractured both arms in a basement fall at their home. She also sustained numerous head and back lacerations.
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W. J. Atz
Jay Atz
Decatur, 111
Leila Atkins
Marion
Fall Festival Committee to Meet at City Hall
The special committee overseeing the fall festival arrangements will convene Monday at 1 45 p m in city hall. Rex Conn county agent and Bill Horr assistant will join the committee at that time.
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Rex Conn
Bill Horr
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge No
To Be Fall Bride Engaged at 853 Thirteenth Street
Mr and Mrs Earl Jacobs announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their only daughter Margaret to Marvin Martin of Marion. The wedding is planned for early September.
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Earl Jacobs
Thirteenth Street
Margaret
Marvin Martin
Marion
Dry Creek Club Hosts Friday Evening Meeting
Entertainers Mr and Mrs John C Adams hosted the Dry Creek Agricultural and Literary club in Memorial hall. Linn's Best 4 H members Virginia Sloan and Lois Frederick demonstrated desk making and equipping for a school girl. Several guests attended from Cedar Rapids Columbus Nebr and Marion with next meeting planned for the Sloans. Marion lodge 6 A F and A M postponed its Tuesday session.
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Dry Creek
John C. Adams
Columbus
Neb
Lydia Gillmore
W. D. Stitlions
Marion
Robert Sloan
Stopping Of Tooth Decay Studied In University Research
Iowa City AP report shows University of Iowa pediatrics research under Dr P C Jeans over 14 years examines how diet and diseases affect tooth decay. Findings suggest decay can be reduced to negligible levels with proper diets and stopping decay within months, urging higher mineral, vitamin, and protein intake for children.
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Iowa City
P. C Jeans
University of Iowa
Department of Pediatrics
Department of Children's Dentistry
SEC Rejects Public Probe in Union Electric Case
SEC testimony runs to about 20 000 pages and would not yield satisfactory public disclosure. Frank argues hearings cannot proceed while a former Union Electric officer stands charged with perjury and witnesses have not been cross examined. He cites privacy to protect reputations and says preliminary investigations resemble grand juries. He blames delays on Union Electric officials but declines to grant a public forum.
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SEC
Union Electric
Frank
Union Electric Company
Shea
Iowa News in Brief Highlights Local Obituaries and Public Notices
James E Rush 77 lifelong Allamakee resident died at daughter Ethel Walters Rossville after a decade illness. Born December 31 1862 he married Amanda Denning June 27 1887. Survived by four sons three daughters nineteen grandchildren one great grandchild and several siblings. Burial details not specified.
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Waukon
James E. Rush
Allamakee County
Ethel Walters
Rossville
William Rush
Franklin Township
Amanda Denning
Leslie
Cresco
Jesse
Lansing
Dewey
Vernie Stahl
Blanche Thornton
Postville
Rush
Woodmen Lodge
Independence
William H. Whitney
Mr. Whitney
Chautauqua County
Buchanan County
Carrie L. Miller
Rowley
Sumner Township
Ray
Vernon Whitney
New York State
H. H Dill
Mount Hope Cemetery
City Hall
John Bantz
Roger Willey
Marvin Hayward
W. L. Gray
Alva Norton
Francis McCunniff
Robert Bradley
Fairbank
Waterloo
Herbert Buckingham
R. C. Turner
District Court
Urbana
Minna Wayson
Wayside Park
Spencer's Grove
Amana Society Employees Form Kittenball League
Amana Society employees formed a six team kittenball league with a rules committee including Walter Hess and others. Managers span departments at Amana including Mueser Graesser Baumgarte Unkel Zscherny and Pegump Jr. Games are Sundays at 10 a.m. on two improvised diamonds in Amana with five cent admission funding equipment.
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MANA
Amana Society Business Enterprises
Walter Hess
East Amana
Harry Geiger
Henry Eichacker
Adolph Schmieder
Amana
William Muesér
Leroy Graesser
West Amana Farm
Raymond Baumgartel
August Unkel
Theo Zscherny
Rare Geological Collection Left To Clarence Boy By Grandfather
Clarence Barton Smith, 13, inherits a vast geological museum from his late grandfather Charles Smith. The 65 year hobby includes 1,000 arrowheads, geodes, fossils, coral, minerals, and taxidermy specimens collected across Iowa and beyond. The legacy reflects a life of field trips, trades, and a charity to let Barton carry on the collection.
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Clarence Boy
Larence — Barton Smith
Gordon Smith
Clarence High School
Charles Smith
Clarence
Smith
Mr. Smith
Iowa River
Hobbs
Barton
Bartons
Ozarks
Missouri
Chicago's Kelly Defends Roosevelt Third Term Bid
Chicago mayor Edward J. Kelly describes his role in steering Roosevelt’s third term and totting up the Windy City as the national stage. He claims big business backs Roosevelt and asserts Willkie cannot rise without a built base.
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Chicago
INS
Edward J. Kelly
Roosevelt
Washington
Pat Nash
Kelly
President Roosevelt
Wendell Willkie
G.O.P
Willkie
A. J
Tony” Cermak
Miami, Fla
Death of John B Hammond veteran crusader dies at 85
John Brown Hammond 85 longtime Iowa reformer and anti liquor law advocate died after a three day illness in Des Moines in 1932 he campaigned for governor on prohibition ticket in 1932 and led state liquor law enforcement during World War I He had served as Des Moines police chief and authored red light and abatement laws. He began as a coal miner at Centerville and was linked to efforts against illegal drinking in mining towns.
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Des Moines
John Brown Hammond
Iowa
Hammond
John Brown
Harper's Ferry
Centerville
National Prohibition
City Damage Suit Settled Before Trial
IOWA CITY The suit of Paris Cleaners against Sinclair Refining Co. and Clifford W. Hoag for 3235 dollars, set for trial in Johnson County Court, was settled out of court Saturday for 1500 dollars. The plaintiff alleged the defendants piled trash ashes rock and earth against the Paris Cleaners wall causing it to collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Paris Cleaners
Sinclair Refining Company
Clifford W. Hoag
Johnson County
Rival Congresses Claimed as Mexico Heads to Sept 1
Mexico faces two rival congresses as factions of Almazan and Avila Camacho push to name a president. Rival camps plan credentials checks August 15 and a provisional congress to govern, while the official result awaits Sept 1.
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Mexico City
INS
Mexico
Eduardo Nez
Campagn
Juan Andreu Almiran
Almazan
Manuel Avila Camacho
Neri Almazan
Avili Camacho
Mexican Reveluionors Pata
Cuba
Brazil To Shelter Chile's 13 Loyalists
Rio de Janeiro reports Brazil’s embassy in Madrid will shelter 13 Spanish loyalists seeking refuge in the Chilean embassy amid Spain and Chile severing relations. Foreign Minister Oswaldo Aranha says Brazil acts to protect Chilean interests and shelter refugees from Franco's government.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Madrid
Oswaldo Aranha
Spain
Chile
Brazil
Francisco Franco
Runaway Injuries Fatal To B W Utman
B W Utman 69 prominent western Iowa farmer and former gubernatorial hopeful died Friday from injuries after a July 5 runaway at the Moe dale farm. He helped plan a Missouri Valley dike system protecting over 6 000 acres. Survived by his widow three sons and two daughters.
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Council Bluffs
INS
B W Utman
Iowa
Missouri Valley
Moedale
Utman
Hudson
Wis
Wisconsin
HR. Gross
Des Moines
George A Wilson Utman
Slands
Organizing Nursing Unit for Franklin Township Activities
Miss Mary Rozema of Lim county public health nurse organized a Franklin township meeting in Mount Vernon for fourteen women from Lisbon Mount Vernon and rural areas. She outlined maternal health and preschool child welfare and arranged transport to Cedar Rapids clinics and weekly visits. A Red Cross home hygiene course was discussed as well as upcoming officers to be elected August 6.
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Mount Vernon
Mary Rozema
Lim County Public Heart
Franklin Township
Town Light and Power Company
Lisbon
J. L. Petersen
Red Cross
4-H Boys In Buchanan To Post Up On Electricity
Independence report: The 4-H boys REA project will meet July 24 at the REA office. Alwin Town, superintendent, will teach simple electric circuits power light and appliances and discuss circuit protection with fuses and circuit breakers.
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Buchanan
REA
Alwin Town
Buchanan County
Tobacco Quota Scheme Upheld In Referendum
In Raleigh North Carolina the three year marketing quota plan for flue cured tobacco was ahead with about ninety percent approval from growers as returns came in from a six state referendum. A two thirds majority is required for adoption. Voters chose among three options including six year quotas one year quotas and no quotas at all.
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Raleigh, NC
AAA
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Delhi
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Cedar Falls
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