Iowa Delegates at Republican National Convention Listed
A Cleveland INS sketch lists Iowa’s 22 delegates to the Republican National Convention. Notable figures include Dan W. Turner of Corning former governor. Robert W. Calflesh Des Moines US district attorney nominee. Spangler of Cedar Rapids. Ralph E. Jones Williamsburg. Willard F. Russell Toledo. W A Sheaffer Fort Madison pen magnate. George D. Rose Dubuque. Richard N Howes Clinton mayor. Cassius Allen Bryson Iowa Falls. Martin M Cooney West Union. Delegates summarize careers and party service.
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Cleveland
INS
Iowa
Towa
Dan W. Turner
Corning
Iowa National Guard
Iowa State Senate
Clyde Herring
Robert W. Calflesh
Des Moines
George Washington University
Washington, D. C
Seventh Infantry
Chateau Thierry
United States
Dan Turner
Turner
Spangler
Cedar Rapids
Harrison E. Spangler
State University of
Adair
Republican State Central Committee
Iowa University
Daily Iowan
Ralph E. Jones
Williamsburg
State Central Committee
Willard F. Russell
Toledo
Russell
University of Iown
Land
Convention Organization
Roosevelt
W. A. Sheaffer
Fort Madison
Sheaffer Pen Company
Sheaffer
Sheaffer Company
New York
San Francisco
London
Montreal
Canada
Bloomfield
Florida
California
George D. Rose
Dubuque
Spahn- Rose Company
John T. Adams
Richard N. Howes
Clinton
Kiwanis Organization
Cassius Allen Bryson
Iowa Falls
Ackley
Drake University
Cooney
Martin M. Cooney
West Union
University of
Eighth Grade Scholarship Leader Named in Linn Rural Schools
Carol Burr, 13, daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Burr, topped Linn county rural schools with a 97.4 average earning an I honor along with 41 others. West Prairie one room school in Spring Grove township earned a superior rating by Iowa Department of Instruction for the just completed year. The report lists education and careers of delegates from districts in Iowa ahead of a state convention.
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Carol Burr
Elmer Burr
West Prairie School
Spring Grove Township
Linn County
Burt E. Tritle
State Department of Instruction
Rotary Guests at Camp Hitaga Camp Fire Evening
Rotarians and families totaling about 100 visited Camp Hitaga, a Camp Fire Girls camp near Iowa, for a 6:30 dinner and entertainment. Mrs. M. R. Warren highlighted camp life benefits, while Miss Ariana Burr led leadership efforts and Camp Fire camping. Betty Cottingham and Mary Gent were among Rotary guest-daughters introduced. Canopus club members are set for tonight’s visit.
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Hitaga
Camp Fire Girls
M. R. Warren
Camp Fire Board
Huaga
Warren
Iowa
Boone
Des Moines
Hiaga
Illinois
Wisconsin
Ariana Burr
Camp
Cedar Rapids
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Burr
Sargent’s School of Physical Education
Boston
Louis D. Burkhalter, Jr
Rotary Club
Rotary
Betty Cottingham
C. W. Cottingham
Mary Gent
John J. Gent
Canopus Club
Quaker Oats Elevator at Royal Destroyed by Fire
Quaker Oats company elevator at Royal Iowa in the northwest part of the state was destroyed by fire Tuesday morning. Loss estimated at 18000 dollars, including 6000 on grain. Cause of the fire not learned.
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Royal
Quaker Oats Company
Zioncheck Breaks Out of Gallinger Hospital
Washington Rep Marion A Zioncheck escaped his room at Gallinger hospital and roamed the grounds in a white bathrobe. He kicked out two window screens and fled, whooping with a long black cigar before guards recaptured him.
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Washington (Ap
Gallinger Hospital
Marion A. Zioncheck
Washington State
Dardanella Author Johnny Black Dies After Cafe Fight
Johnny Black age 45 author of Dardanella died from a skull fracture suffered in a cafe brawl over 25 cents. The incident occurred last Friday near Hamilton. Also noted, Washington zoo rattlesnakes are kept at 80 degree constant temperature.
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Hamilton
Johnny Black
Dardanella
Washington, D. C
Linn County Supervisors Set Dates For Cutting Noxious Weeds
Linn County board orders landowners and possesors to destroy specified noxious weeds by set dates or face weed commissioner action. July 1 for several weeds, August 1 for wild sunflowers and related species, June 18 for highway and on land growth, with cost recovery and crop damage liability. A long list of named landowners appears in the notice.
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Linn
Seventy Boys Attend First Y Camp Period
Nearly seventy boys formed the vanguard of the 1936 summer campers at Camp Wapsie Y near Central City as the summer season opened with the Hi Y high school camp. Most enrollees are Hi Y members. Campers include Gerald Ard, Eophe Berry, Fred Berry, LaVerne Boots, Buddy Boyle, Arnold Brawner, Bud Brousard, Billy Cones, James Cunningham, Junior Day, Donald Fritz, Eugene Fritz, James Foster, Wilbur Foster, William George, Clifford Geiger, Bob Gibson, Charles Gibson, Billy Green, Bob Hanson, Charles Havlik, Ray Hayward, Kenneth Heefner, Bob Hinton, Shirly Huggins, and others.
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Camp Wapsie-Y
Cedar Rapids Y
Central City
Gerald Ard
Eophe Berry
Fred Berry
LaVerne Boots
Buddy Boyle
Arnold Brawner
Bud Brousard
Billy Cones
James Cunningham
Junior Day
Donald
Missing Girl Found in Chicago Domestic Work Job
Dorothy Blumenshine a 14 year old Washington elementary graduate who vanished nine days ago was found in Chicago coming out of a candy store. She told reporters she ran away to work and buy clothes and see the city lights and had secured a housework job to begin Tuesday.
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Chicago
Dorothy Blumenshine
Washington
Daily Times
Dorothy
Five youths detained over disappearance of Dorothy after tavern incident
Dorothy vanished a week ago Sunday morning after being brought home by five youths and another girl from a resort town dance. The youths were taken into custody on sworn warrants by Dr. Emil Blumenshine, a veterinarian, but released after reporting Dorothy became ill from drinks at a tavern near Mackinaw Illinois and were said to have revived her and returned her home.
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Emil Blumenshine
Dorothy
Mackinaw
Ill
Wedding Berths Vera Stainbrook and Marvin Wolf at Nashua
Vera Stainbrook daughter of Ralph and Mrs Stainbrook and Marvin Wolf son of Hezzie and Mrs Wolf married Sunday at the Little Brown church in Nashua with Rev Kent officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Glen Geltz.
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Brandon
Vera Stainbrook
Ralph Stainbrook
Marvin Wolf
Hezzie Wolf
Little Brown
Nashua
Kent
Glen Geltz
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