Oelwein Boy and Ottumwa Couple Hurt In Separate Crashes
Four year old James Ishman of Oelwein is critically injured after being struck by a Hazleton driver while fetching mail. In a second crash on Federal Highway 63 near Ottumwa, E H Rucker of Ottumwa and Julia McKibben of Chicago suffer facial injuries and a fractured knee. The injured were taken to Ottumwa hospital.
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Iowa
James Ishman
Oelwein
E. H. Rucker
Ottumwa
Julia McKibben
Chicago
Hazleton
George B. McKibben
Rucker
Julia B. McKibben
Iowa State Teachers College
George McKibben
Cook County Bar Association
Chicago Y. M. C. A
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mount Pleasant
Iowa students compete in University of Iowa brain derby
More than 1,000 Iowa high school pupils converge in Iowa City for the University of Iowa brain derby fourth annual academic meet. The finals total 1,164 entries with banquet at Iowa Union on Tuesday night to name winners and present awards.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Iowa Union
Iowa
Purington Fletcher
Maquoketa
Walter Broderson
Helen Holst
Monticello
DeEtte Marstellar
West Liberty
Jenive Jack
Irene Smith
South English
Robert Monroe
Dysart
Robert Nansen
Marion
Ralph Hawk
George Bridges
Burke Grandjean
Harold Cummings
Riverside
Merline Calkins
Alice Wallace
Patricia Hughes
Oxford
Leonard Sponar
Eleanor Hanlon
Stanwood
Marion Stokes
Mary Klein
Keota
Helen Houston
William Lowe
Mount Vernon
Mary Lockwood
Mablé Yoder
Bessie Horan
Neva Smith
Robert Hawley
Muscatine
John Tompkin
Helen Marion
Siegle Fleisher
Clark Phelps
Monticello church marks fiftieth anniversary with past pastors
The First Presbyterian church of Monticello observes its fiftieth anniversary with a Friday birthday dinner hosted by officers. A Sunday service features four former pastors and a sermon by Rev. J W Innes. Fifty new members join, a picnic follows, and a union service brings Monticello churches together in the evening.
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Monticello
First Presbyterian Church of
J. S. Hinkhouse
Independence
J. W. Innes
Milwaukee
A. R. Bickenbach
Oregon
Ill
Leonard Duckett
Ecorse
Mich
Presbyterian Church
S. G. Gutensohn
Congregational Church
A. H. Tendick
The
Reformed Church
R. V. Porter
Methodist Church
William Grossheim
Funeral services for William C Bradke in Hopkinton
Iowa brief notes funeral services for William C Bradke at the Hopkinton Methodist Episcopal church Sunday at 2 pm. Survived by widow and two daughters and several siblings. Also items from Anamosa to Elkader noting a prison band concert at State park and various local notices.
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Hopkinton
William C. Bradke
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bradke
Walter Kurth
Erma
Robert Bradke
John Bradke
Vinton
M. P. Nieman
Manchester
George Schrader
Ann Collins
California
Anamosa
State Park
Clarence
Carl Schnabel
Oelwein
First Baptist Church
Ruth Bullis
Darlene Reed
Methodist Church
Elizabeth Libby
Christian Church
Erva Morris
Presbyterian Church
L. W. Hauter
Kizzie Rathbun
Thad Derflinger
George N. Urice
Riverside Park
Vinton Country Club
Concordianary
Springfield
Ill
Trinity Lutheran Church
Schliepsick
eSawkee Ots
J. T. Barker
J. L. Forster
Forster
Defensive accuracy shines in Nelson Bridge Club rubber
In a Nelson Bridge Club rubber game East West vulnerable 9973 7K 1042 K 62 A 253 543 K 10 98742, accurate defense overcame a hand possibly slightly overbid. Wen opened with Pass North East 3NT Pass, with the hand having barely 3 honor tricks and little leeway for distribution.
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Nelson Bridge Club
New South
South
EastPlays Knave To Stop Souths Club Net In Bridge
East removes risk by playing the club Knave under the Ace to blunt Souths diamond preparation. With careful defense East and West cash six clubs and one diamond, defeating the contract by three tricks. The problem highlights the conventional fourth best lead and avoidance of a trump lead. South is the dealer. the answer is Spade 3.
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South
East
West
Conyright
Bettendorf to Lead Tax Justice Campaign
J. W. Bettendorf of Bettendorf will head a Davenport based effort to raise 150000 for adopting the gross income tax plan of the Iowa association for tax justice. State headquarters will be in Davenport.
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Bettendorf
Tax Justice Campaign
Davenport
Iowa Association For Tax Justice
J. W. Bettendorf
The Famous Ferguson Case and the Ethics of Journalism
A review praises the Iowa depiction of journalism ethics and atmosphere over sensationalism. The film centers on a murder in a small town and contrasts two metro reporters, while the home town editor sticks to the facts, with Joan Blondell as a sob sister and added attractions including Paramount news and a Joe Burke comedy.
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Ferguson
The
Iowa
P i
Joan Blondell
Paramount News
Joe Burke
Grantland Rice
Change Managers Of Three Local Theaters In Cedar Rapids
Several changes were made late this week in Cedar Rapids theater management. Harry Holdsberg, currently State theater manager, is assigned to run the Iowa theater, while A. E. Wilson, formerly assistant manager at the Iowa, takes charge of the State theater.
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Cedar Rapids
Harry Holdsberg
State Theater
Iowa
A. E. Wilson
Iowa Theater
Raines Elected Trustee At Cornell College Board
Dr Richard C Raines of Minneapolis was elected to fill a vacant trustee seat at Cornell College during the board's annual session in the college library Mount Vernon He is a Cornell graduate and pastor of Hennepin Avenue Methodist Church in Minneapolis Others elected include Earle A Baker Mount Vernon John H Blair Chicago Frank W Court Davenport L J Dickinson Algona R M Gunn Buckingham Charles E Hedges Mount Vernon Archibald E Maxwell New York City Dean Peisen Eldora Mrs Willard C Stucksinger Lisbon and J Arthur Young Cedar Falls.
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Mount Vernon
Richard C. Raines
Minneapolis
Cornell College
Raines
Cornell
Iowa
Independence
Hennepin Avenue Methodist Church
Earle A. Baker
John H. Blair
Chicago
Frank W. Court
Davenport
L. J. Dickinson
Algona
R. M. Gunn
Buckingham
Charles E. Hedges
Archibald E. Maxwell
New York City
Dean Peisen
Eldora
Willard C. Stucksinger
Lisbon
J. Arthur Young
Cedar Falls
Zion's Lutheran Church To Observe 60th Anniversary
Zion's Lutheran church in Wayne township, a major state congregation, marks its 60th founding anniversary with morning and evening services. Speakers include Rev. Taeuber of St. Paul and Rev. Bunge of Granville, former foreign missions secretary for New Guinea. The present pastor is Rev. J. P. Willis. Other officers include secretary John E. Folkerts and treasurer Fred H. Otten.
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Monticello
Wayne Township
R. Taeuber
St. Paul, Minn
R. Bunge
Granaville
Foreign Missions of
John E. Folkerts
Fred H. Otten
Carl Eden
William Oltmanns
Tobias R. Tobiason
John D. Poppe
Herman Ricklefs
Henry Freese
Henry Monk
Lorene Zimmerman
Political fight enters last round in Iowa primary
The Associated Press reports the final day of campaigning before Iowa's Monday GOP primary. Senators Brookhart and Field urged voters with Brookhart pushing higher income tax brackets to balance the federal budget and Field predicting either he or Brookhart will win the required 35 percent. He criticized Brookhart for senate failures and inconsistent campaigning.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Smith W. Brookhart
Henry Field
Shenandoah
United States
Charles City
Brookhart
Field
Creston
Senate
Henry Field Cited For Speeding On Hazleton Run
Henry Field outran the law in Hazleton on Thursday night while en route from West Union to Waterloo. Motor officer R J Wilson cited Field for speeding and he paid a fine of 85 cents.
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Henry Field
R. J. Wilson
Hazleton
West Union
Waterloo
Olson Addresses Lutheran Synod on Junior College Plan
Des Moines AP report notes C A Olson spoke at the Danish Evangelical Lutheran synod convention. A committee recommended continuing the junior college linked to Grand View College and require two years of junior college work for entrance to the theological school. Olson will assume Grand View presidency July 1.
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Des Moines
Danish Evangelical Lutheran Synod
Grandview College
C. A. Olson
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Aired Across Networks
A dense listing shows 6:00 to 1:15 schedules across NBC CBS and CBS networks with Armenian musical societies orchestras dance numbers and public affairs features. Notable entries include Josef Koestner conducting at NBC and Ruth Etting performances on CBS while Berlin broadcast segments and various orchestras fill the late evening hours.
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Ely Culbertson
NBC
WEAF
Armenian National Musical Society
CBS
WABC
WMT
KMB
Bonesetter
WJZ
WLS
Josef Koestner
Inbc
Lyman Orch
WABCO
WGN
KMOX
Theat Repihedd Orch
WISN
Redman Orch
Madriguera Orch
Kirberry
Oc-Who
Kyoo
Sedth Ballew Orch
WMT WB
Conrad Orch
WIZ Wlw
Buddy Cavaliers
WEAP
Woc-Who
Deon Amado Gauchos
KYW
Stern Corch
Conrad Arch
WLW
WOC
Ann Leaf
Kay Orch
Ea King Orch
WFAA
Versailles
R. Stivoteans _ panies
Germany
Berlin
Brooks and Ress
WJAS
Joe Klein
Knights
Chicago
Fiddle and I
Wetee
Ae Bakers
Harry Richman
Rubinoff Ord
WHO
William Vincent Hall
Rich Ordh
WMT Kmox
R. O
KOMIL
Pike’s
Southern
California
ABC
Devin Lawrence
EMOX
Eit Sesnick
Hicklighte
Irving Berlin
Georges
Seth Parker
Wee
WIZ
Jesse Crawford
WMAG
WOW
WMAQ
Masters
WJZ Eas
Arnheim Orch
C E Reeve Celebrates Ninety First Birthday
Hopkinton's oldest resident C E Reeve turned ninety one after an early dinner and a river outing. He ran a Hopkinton meat market for nearly 50 years and retired 18 years ago. Reeve served as Hopkinton mayor several terms about 40 years ago and was a city councilman for years. Born June 3 1841 in Lorraine County Ohio he came to Hopkinton after the Civil War. He studied at Oberlin College and Berea University. He married Emma Root in April 1873 and had four sons and eight granddaughters. Mrs Reeve died May 27 1927.
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Hopkinton
E. Reeve
Reeve
Lorraine County
Ohio
William Reeve
Oberlin College
Berea University
Emma Root
Aaron Root
Massachusetts
E. C. Reeve
Presbyterian Church
Clearfield
Shirley
Tacony
Will R
Phillipsburg
Harry M
Hopkinton Creamery Company
Railroad service resumes on Elkader branch after washouts
Milwaukee road restores Elkader branch after 28 day interruption caused by May night storms. Eleven miles of 18 mile track rebuilt or relocated with 150 workers at times between Beulah and Elkader to resume service next day. Local freight moved by truck from Marquette. carloads sent to Osbourne on Volga branch.
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Elkader
Milwaukee Road
St. Olaf
Marquette
Osborne
Volga
Beulah
Standard Bearers meet at Independence Methodist church
A group meeting of the Standard Bearers of the Dubuque district will be held at the Independence Methodist church on Friday. Mrs. Edna Horning of McGregor, district president, will preside. Special features include addresses by Miss Constance Yong of Malaya and Miss Orva Proctor of West China. A banquet will be served at noon.
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Earlville
Dubuque
Methodist Church
Independence
Edna Horning
McGregor
Constance Yong
Malaya
Orva Proctor
West China
Former Vinton Man Will Give Cornell Baccalaureate Talk
The Rev. A. Raymond Grant of Minneapolis, formerly of Vinton, will deliver the baccalaureate address at Cornell College on Sunday morning before 97 seniors and 750 alumni and guests. The procession forms at 9:30 a.m. in College Hall with Prof. Horace Alden Miller playing on the Merner Pfeiffer memorial organ.
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Mount Vernon
A. Raymond Grant
Minneapolis
Vinton
Simpson Memorial Church
College Hall
Horace Alden Miller
Merner-Pfeiffer
Cornell Chapel
Miller
Ermil B. Frye
Cedar Rapids
Two Elected To Grinnell College Board Of Trustees
Grinnell Iowa two new trustees were elected to Grinnell college by the board to fill vacancies. Bishop Harry S Longley and Gerard S Nolles will serve until 1935 replacing H W Harrah and the Rev Charles E Tower.
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Grinnell College Board of Trustees
Grinnell
Harry S. Longley
Epchurch
Gerard S&s. Nolles
Bankers Life Insureance Company
Grinnell College
H. W. Harrah
Niles, Mich
Charles E. Tower
Cedar Rapids
Cocuness
Royal Neighbors Convene in Norway for twentieth annual school
The Royal Neighbors of America held their twentieth annual school of instruction in Norway. Rev R M Bell delivered the invocation and Magnus Gunderson gave the welcome. State Supervisor Florette Bridges and District Deputy Grace Bedford attended as guests.
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Pnorway
Royal Neighbors of America
R. M. Bell
Magnus Gunderson
Florette Bridges
Grace Bedford
George Fehnle
Don Cass
Marlyn
Marvin Levering
Betty Primrose
Terese Range
Corrine Johnson
Marylin Primrose
Hazel Cass
Alice
Bernadine Becker
Mable Anderson
Ethel Fehnie
Nora Barker
Ida Schloeman
Norway
Blairstown
Vinton
Urbana
Garrison
Belle Plaine
Cedar Rapids
Anna Fehnile
Marie Meredith
Bertha Robertson
Ellen Bicker
Gusta Steffenson
Elma Klosto
Verna Montague
Viola Glenn
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Marian Vaupel
Mary May Littell
Dan Hise
Vernon Bell
Mary Totemeier
New Biology
Edward King
Mary Roberts
Emma Jones
Willard Yeoman
Mary Stickford
Elva Bauer
Durant
Arnold Jahr
Strawberry Point
Ellis Vauble
Paul Palmer
Norma Britton
Marguerite James
Westy
Frances Mapes
Laura Knight
Carolyn Kendrie
Betty Dostal
John Wentz
West Branch
Lurine Gilson
Louise Schooley
Lucille James
Betty Braverman
Bob Titus
Franz Schneider
Wheatland
Iowa News
Loyal
Will Cummings
Morley
Alumni Association
Leo Hay
Richard Darrow
Clara Klinefelter
Walker
Walker News
J. Lewis Papes
Elmer Ellison
Mason City
Ellison
Robert P. Adams
Adams
J. G. Suter
Solon
Robert
Wallace
Bruce
Elizabeth
Carroll Ivory
Proteus
Karl Reimer
Katherine Becker
Lorine Lenth
Vernice Gilje
Eunice Ulish
Doris Cassidy
Burnell Stoops
Frank Asay
Elmer Larson
Melvin Jungblut
Valmah Bunting
Louis W
Josephine Culbertson
Wen
Stearns
R. C. Raines
Zion’s Lutheran Church
Lutheran Synod
Newton Baker
Lutheran Service
WBBM
Golden Star Quartet
Seton Ereh
Ahoney
Carlile
William
Boyd George E. Cooper
Ann Dvorak
Honey Boys
H Numbach
Hazel Mangean Girls
Cervenka
His
Aeolians
C. E. Reeve
Elkader Branch
Iowa Theatre
James
Matinees
Spencer
Rialto Today
Bill Cody
Andy Shuford
Union Depot
Gazette
Tom
Death Valley
Sear
GARBO
Ramon Novarro
Lionel Barrymore
Lewis “Stone
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