Funeral services set for Dr Kate Hogle of Mount Vernon
Special to The Gazette Mount Vernon Dr Kate Mason Hogle age 74 longtime physician died at home Friday after a second stroke Funeral services Monday at 3 pm at the Methodist church with Rev James Baltz in charge Burial in Mount Vernon cemetery She was born in Marion August 9 1859 and educated at Cornell University Medicine Chicago and abroad In 1894 she married Dr George Hogle and they later had a son Berton Mason Hogle and a daughter Mary Natalie plus twins Harry and Herbert who were reared in the family home She was active in medical circles and various civic organizations including the American Medical Association Iowa State Medical Association Linn County Medical Association and the Iowa Women’s Medical Association of which she was life member and former president She also served on Mount Vernon school board for nine years.
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Burgstahler Addresses Monticello Graduates
Dr H J Burgstahler president of Cornell college gave the Monticello high school commencement address as forty nine students received diplomas. The event featured processional, orchestra, invocations, musical selections, class presentation and diploma awards with Loretta Specht as valedictorian and Gladys Howland as salutatorian. Merit badges and medals honored top scholars and two seniors named representative girl and boy of the class of 1934.
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They That Mourn play tops Cornell literary Husk issue
Mount Vernon report on Grant Wood and Jewell Bothwell Tull collaboration They That Mourn a one act play featured in Cornell College literary magazine Husk The last issue of the Husk for the academic year edited by Prof Clyde Tull lists contributors including David Fuller Ash William Lee Burton Genevieve Paul Dorothy Taylor Jeffery Marjory Holmes Mighell and Beatrice Smith from cities such as Iowa City Oakdale Los Angeles Clinton and Mount Vernon.
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Fire at Benton Farm Causes $10,000 Loss
VINTON UP Fire destroyed a large barn three small buildings and 1200 bushels of sealed corn on Carl Drake’s farm eight miles southwest of Vinton. Three horses and a bull died in the blaze and all other grain and farm machinery were totaled. Origin undetermined. Drake said some loss is insured.
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Twin Girl Graduates Receive Gifts in Monticello
Esther and Fern Bender, twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bender, Monticello, graduated from Monticello high school. Gazetter readers on their paper routes presented gifts for years of prompt service. sister Ruth Bender also graduated that year.
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Cornell Players Stage Antigone on College Steps
The Cornell college drama department presented Sophocles Antigone on the library steps as part of commencement activities. Ava Schnittjer portrayed Antigone with Carl Weber as Creon, John Ross Winnie Haemon, and a cast including Alva Benson Vivian Colburn Kenneth Kiefer John Lane Robert Fauth Glenn Low Wesley Wichman Everett Laughlin. Prof. Albert Franklin Johnson directed with Bertha French Johnson handling choreography.
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Blairstown Sees Water Shortage Amid Drought
Special to The Gazette reports many Blairstown wells are dry and residents haul water from Prairie Creek to cisterns. Mayor B. F. Paul issues a notice urging patrons to use only essential water for lawns and gardens as the city water system holds out.
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Upper Iowa awards diplomas to diverse graduates
Twenty six seniors pursue bachelor of arts at Upper Iowa University with additional candidates in music science education and business. diplomas awarded Monday for various programs include arts science normal and stenographic diplomas, with several students listed by name and hometown across Fayette county and beyond.
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Restrict Use Of Water At Marengo
Notices distributed here inform residents of an emergency ruling in Marengo regarding water use. An exception allows a quarter inch garden hose. City water pressure was reported at thirty pounds. The rule requires water to be turned off at the fire alarm siren.
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Cornell Baccalaureate Service Planned at Mount Vernon
President H J Burgstahler of Cornell College will deliver the baccalaureate sermon titled Four Years on Sunday. Academic procession with vested choir and 72 graduates at 10 am, service to begin 10 30. Prof Horace Alden Miller to preside at organ. Harold W Baltz directs choir. Francis German baritone soloist. Assisting clergy include Rev A W Henke Cedar Rapids district superintendent and Dr E T Gough, Dr Frank Cole, Bishop Thomas Nicholson. Commencement vesper program features Rev Bertram G Swaney and organ recital by Prof Miller. additional assistance from Rev C H Putnam Capron and Dr E C MENade.
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Clarence bonds offered for sale at 2 p.m. June 8
The Clarence consolidated school district will offer 20 000 dollars worth of bonds for sale at the school building at 2 p.m. June 8. The bonds have been approved by Chapman and Cutler and are being printed by White Phillips of Davenport. Around Tama the day featured a dinner honoring Mrs. Alex Miller secretary of state with speeches by Judge Carl B. Stiger John Hynek and Bruce Townsend. A Tama club quartet sang and a one act play was performed.
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Iowa City to hear Frederick F Shannon at graduates
Dr Frederick F Shannon pastor of the Central church of Chicago will address the S U S graduates Sunday at the University of Iowa in a baccalaureate service. More than 800 seniors will receive degrees Monday morning and about 5000 others are expected at the field house service at 8 p m.
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Delta Keith Lemen Injured in Bloomfield Truck Crash
Delta youth Keith Lemen recovers after a Wednesday noon truck crash in Bloomfield, suffering a head wound with fourteen stitches. The driver remains in critical condition. Lemen, part of a construction crew, will return home to Delta when able. his wife Mrs. Lemen stays with him in Bloomfield. Funeral services for Mrs George Willis 80 were held at Forest Mills United Brethren church conducted by Rev J H Hampshire.
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Wyoming club elects officers at Holts home
A meeting at the Raymond and Roland Holts home elected Wilma Westphal vice president Donald Gerdes secretary Florence Westphal treasurer and Florenne Hersberger press reporter The topic discussed was What a Missionary Does Among the Negroes. James Ellis Moore of Fairfield township was honor student with 97.8 in rural eighth grade diplomas at Tipton High School auditorium Rosetta Cerny of Cass township Allen Spencer of Springdale township tied for second with 95 Donald Stout Cass township Mina Thomas Springdale township had 94.
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Greeley Woman with 33 Grandchildren Celebrates Busy Life
Mrs. Milan Brady of Greeley Iowa, 62, mother to nine children and grandmother to 33, describes a contented life caring for grandchildren, baking, rugs, and garden work. She and husband Milan have no car, travel by horse buggy, and all but one child live within six miles.
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Demand Probe Sought in Iowa City Election
The Municipal Ownership league urged a federal investigation into charges of fraud in the recent Iowa City municipal ownership election. The group asked Mayor Breene and the city council to seek review by the Public Works Administration or the Federal Trade Commission amid disputes over a $917,000 electric light plant and sponsor ads deemed fraudulent.
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1800 Relief Workers Walk Out At Dubuque
Eighteen hundred relief workers in Dubuque walked off relief construction projects to appeal to Governor Clyde Herring. They protested county relief expenditures and quotas after a downtown park meeting. Projects left included park landscaping, senior high school improvements, the municipal airport, and city quarries.
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Cornell Receives Gift for Bowman Hall Improvements
Special to The Garnette reports a gift to Cornell College to fund a new porch and sun parlor on the lower floor of Bowman hall the girls residence. President H J Burgstahler announced the donation to the board of trustees during their spring session in Mount Vernon with twenty three trustees present. Cornell trustees visiting campus included Dr Homer B Annis of Minneapolis and R E Courson of Belmond among others.
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Washington figures and church leader named in parish notes
C Witsigman of Washington, Bishop Thomas Nicholson of Mount Vernon, and President Burgstahler are listed among church and civic figures in the latest parish notices. The items name individuals and locations connected to regional church leadership and affiliated activities.
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Grinnell Girl And Tama Man Wed Today
In a quiet Chicago ceremony at 5 pm Miss Mary Crook of Grinnell will wed Robert R. Ferguson of Chicago at a Kimbark avenue Catholic church. The couple will host a dinner for relatives and close friends at the Van Petten home in Chicago.
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