Each County to Be Represented Des Moines
The Republican headquarters announced a committee of ninety-nine, one from each county, to draft an advance state platform. The group will meet July 1 in Des Moines, with its declaration of principles due before the resolutions committee on July 10. Each county selects one member, ensuring broad rank and file input into Iowa's 1936 platform.
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Des Moines
INS
Committee of Ninety-Nine
Carl Cook
Glenwood
Cook
Regular Resolutions Committee
Resolutions Committee
Iowa
Commonwealth
The
State Advisory Council
Reunions and weddings mark Iowa communities in brief
Families gather across multiple towns including Newhall Maynard Volga City and Marengo for reunions and weddings. Notable events include the Gardemann family dinner near Newhall, Schultz-Weichman reunion near Marengo, and Vera Oldfather wed Howard Rahmiller in Volga City. several couples from Tipton Clinton and Delhi also wed or celebrate milestones with local clergy and civic leaders.
Federal Housing Unit Insures 10156 Iowa Loans
Des Moines AP dispatch reports J. J. Hughes says the Federal Housing Administration insured 10 156 Iowa loans totaling 3 701 455 dollars led by Polk County with 3 224 loans worth 1 088 191 dollars. Counties with over 200 000 in loans include Scott Woodbury Linn Black Hawk Clinton Pottawattamie Cerro Gordo Webster and Ringgold counted once at 79 dollars in loans. Residents across all counties utilized the program for home or business improvements.
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Des Moines
J. J. Hughes
National Emergency Council
Federal Housing Administration
Iowa
Polk County
Scott
Woodbury
Linn
Black Hawk
Clinton
Pottawattamie
Cerro Gordo
Webster
Ringgold County
Alonzo Boone Dies in Kalona After Heart Attack
Kalona resident and jeweler Alonzo Boone aged 76 died Monday night at his home following a heart attack. A pioneer member of Kalona’s first family, Boone is survived by his wife and a son.
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Kalona
Alonzo Boone
Funeral Held For Vic Chambers In Monticello
Funeral services were held Monday for Vic Chambers longtime Monticello resident who died at John McDonald hospital after a stroke. Born in Kingston New York July 17 1856 he came to Iowa sixty years ago. Survived by three brothers George Kingston Monticello Cornelius Kingston and Thomas Kingston and sister Mrs Jan Schoolmaker Wooster Massachusetts. Burial in Oakwood cemetery conducted by Rev William Grossheim Presbyterian church.
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Monticello
Vic Chambers
John McDonald Hospital
Chambers
New York
Kingston
Washington Chambers
Iowa
Jan Schoolmaker
Wooster
Mass
William Grossheim
The
Presbyterian Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Funeral for John Adams in Monticello
The Rev William Grossheim conducted services for John Adams who died Saturday in Iowa City. Born June 15 1861 in Mansfield Ohio he was the son of William and Margaret Adams. He married Anna Brown in 1899 and is survived by two Cedar Rapids nieces, Mrs Arthur Herson and Mrs Nellie Cook.
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Iowa City
Social Service League
Tipton
Ruth Marie McAfee
Ben McAfee
George E. Cronkite
Stanwood
Charles Leinbach
Lisbon
Everett Shotwell
James Delahooke
Audrey Lindt
Elmer McAfee
Evelyn Adams
Davenport
Tipton High School
Joe Adams
Thelma
Elmer Cronkhite
Marengo
Schultz-Weichman
Guy E. Curran
Cedar Rapids
Irven Weichman
Newhall
Ethel Bigger
Marion
Ellis Park
Fred Schultz
Minnie Schultz
Clarence Schultz
Lillian
Kenneth
Carl Schultz
Albert Schultz
Marcella
la Vera
Jake Floesinger
Victor
Edward Schultz
Fern
Ethel
Julius
Carrie Reichert
John Weichman
Irwen
Edgar Brecht
Virginia
Gail Weichman
George Doebel
Mary Schlotterback
Emma McGranahan
John
A. J. Boddicker
Mildred
John Schroeder
Geraldine Hegewald
Meta Baumgartner
Floyd
Eleanor
C. A. Weichman
Eddice
Marie Boddicker
Kenneth Curran
Henry
Beatrice Schultz
Dewitt
Francesca McMahon
M. F. McMahon
Leo Mussman
Fred Mussman
T. Joseph’s
Edward Taylor
Monticello
William Grossheim
John Adams
Mr. Adams
William
Margaret McLean Adams
Mansfield
Ohio
Iowa
Anna Brown
Adams
Arthur Herson
Nellie Cook
Safe cruisers crack Delmar post office safe
Safe crackers blew open the Delmar post office early Tuesday and escaped with about 150 dollars in stamps and 10 dollars in cash. They seized a revolver found in the safe, discovered by post master Miss Mary Waters at 7 am. A neighbor heard an explosion around 1 am. Entry was gained by forcing a window. This marks another post office safe cracking in the area following a similar theft at Andover weeks earlier.
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Delmar
Yeggs
Mary Waters
Andover
Eight Iowa Papers Awarded Honors By National Group
Eight Iowa newspapers received recognition at the National Editorial Association convention. The Rockford Register in Indiana earned third in general excellence for weeklies under 1,000. Tracr Star Clipper of Tracr Ia. ranked second in weeklies over 1,000. Lake Mills Graphic and Algona Upper Des Moines received honorable mentions in newspaper production. Guthrie Center Guthrian won a community service plaque. Keosauqua Republican placed second in daily community service. Storm Lake Mail took second and Pilot-Tribune third in best use of illustration.
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Poland Spring
Iowa
National Editorial Association
Rockford
Register
Frank E. Trigg
Tracr
Star Clipper
E. E. Taylor
Lake Mills
Graphic
Algona
Des Moines
Guthrie Center
Guthrian
Roy A. Stacey
University of Missouri
Stacey
Keosauqua
Republican
H. B. Carroll
Storm Lake
Mail
Paul C. Woods
Pilot-Tribune
W. C. Jarnagin
Johns Hopkins President to Speak in Iowa City Friday
Dr Isaiah Bowman president of Johns Hopkins University will give an 8 p.m. public lecture Friday in Iowa City as the third speaker in the University of Iowa summer lecture series. He will also lead a Saturday round table following earlier speakers John Erskine Arthur Compton. Also on the series are Louis Anspacher and Mark Sullivan, among others.
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Iowa City
Isaiah Bowman
Johns Hopkins University
University of Iowa
Bowman
John Erskine
Arthur Compton
Louis Anspacher
Mark Sullivan
Rev. and Mrs Otis Moore Celebrate 25th Anniversary
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Moore were surprised by members of the South Bethel Bennett and Rochester communities Saturday on their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Mrs. Alice Rigby of Mount Vernon, mother of Mrs. Moore, was present.
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Bennett
Otis Moore
South Betehl
Rochester
Alice Rigby
Mount Vernon
Moore
Former Governor Carroll Sees Landon Winning Hopeful Outlook
DES MOINES INS Former Governor B F Carroll returns from retirement to forecast a strong Landon bid. He cites Lemke as drawing radical and liberal voters and Al Smith’s stance shifting conservatives away from Roosevelt. Carroll predicts anti Roosevelt forces may defeat the Democratic ticket similarly to 1912.
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Des Moines
INS
B. F. Carroll
Alfred M. Landon
Kansas
Iowa
Teddy Roosevelt
Carroll
Lemke
al Smith
Landon
Hoover
Roosevelt
Smith
Call For Bids On Mississippi River Dam At Bellevue
ROCK ISLAND AP Construction of dam No 12 at Bellevue Iowa will follow in the Mississippi river nine foot channel project district engineer Col Earl E Gesler announced Tuesday as notices were sent to prospective bidders Bids open August 4 The contract will be let on the continuing contract plan The dam is estimated at 2500000 with 1200000 available in the current fiscal year balance to come from future appropriation
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Rock Island
Bellevue
Iowa
Missisippi River
Earl E. Gesler
Marian Anderson Booked At Cornell College
Harold W. Baltz announces that Marian Anderson the Negro contralto will appear on the college artist lecture course March 19 1937 at Cornell College Mount Vernon. Anderson has gained fame in Europe and now in the United States making her Iowa debut.
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Mount Vernon
Harold W. Baltz
Cornell College Conservatory of Music
Marian Anderson
Miss Anderson
Europe
United States
Cornell
Iowa
Shower Honors Mrs. Schlotfelt At Lewis Schlotfelt Home
Mrs. Karl Jannsen, Mrs. Chester Johnson and Miss Luella Schlotfelt entertained forty two guests Saturday at a shower for Mrs. Ralph Schlotfelt. Mrs. Schlotfelt was formerly Miss Ruth Ann Girdner of Corydon before her July marriage, recently announced.
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MT. Auburn
Karl Jannsen
Chester Johnson
Luella Schlotfelt
Ralph Schlotfelt
Lewis Schlotfelt
Rep Jacobsens Illness Shores Iowa Campaign in Mayo Clinic
Rep B M Jacobsen Democrat of the Second Iowa district entered Mayo Hospital Rochester Minnesota for observation of a stomach ailment. At 74 he has represented the district for two terms and faces Republican Charles Penningroth in the bid for re election. His illness’s impact on the campaign remains undecided as doctors monitor his condition.
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Clinton
INS
B. M. Jacobsen
Iowa
Congress
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Jacobsen
Charles Penningroth
Cedar Rapids
Frieda Newkirk and Lothar Hudepohl Are Wed in Williamsburg
The wedding of Frieda Newkirk of Williamsburg to Lothar Hudepohl occurred Sunday evening at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church Williamsburg in a candlelit double ring ceremony conducted by Rev T H Joeckel with O H Kamprath on the organ. The couple, affiliated with local families, will reside on a farm after a trip through the western states.
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Maynard
Brotherhood of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Convention of Brotherhoods
Iowa Federation
H. W. Siefkes
Monona
John Gantenbein
Brotherhood
F. H. Schmitt
J. G. Neumann
Wartburg College
Waverly
Walter Weeks
H. F. Mann
Clarksville
Art Grossmann
Brotherhoods
Cedar Falls
Independence
Eveleen McDermott
Anna Milka
Bernadine McMahon
Maurice McMahon
Gladys Petersen
Mae Murphy
Mossman
DeWitt
St. Joseph’s High School
Clinton
Charlotte School
Church of the Brethren
Ollie
Fairview
Udell
Aurora
Thelma Payne
Cliff Payne
Chelsea
Harry Benda
St. Frances Hospital
Marshalltown
Iva Baynes
Joe Baynes
Portland
Ore
M. J. Thiltgen
W J. Cremer
Gilbertsville
P. J. Wagner
Rudolph, Wis
K. C. Hall
Father Schmitz
Father Thiltgen
Rowley
Timson-Brown
Lorraine Berry
Waterloo
Audrey and
Delores Bergstrom
Ruth Bender
Brandon
High Kanouse
Frank Gates
Oxford
Hannah Clear
Tim Kelley
O. W. Walker
J. H. Newkirk
Jimmie
Iowa City
Martin Clear
Carl Gowin
van Horne
Milwaukee Railroad
William Moberly
Delhi
Nellie Goldsmith
Bernie Goldsmith
Earlville
Hubert Grapes
T. B. Grapes
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Manchester
Father McKinley
James Schacher
Ada Goldsmith
Justin McElmeel
Glen-Charles
Williamsburg
Frieda Newkirk
Lothar Hudephol
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
T. H. Joeckel
O. H. Kamprath
Minnie Newkirk
Elmer Hudephol
Matteson, Ill
Clara Hudephol
Springfield
Ill
Alma Maas
Homestead
Otto Newkirk
Donald Hudephol
Barbara Joeckel
Reinhold Sanderfield
Raymond Ristedt
Ernest Hyde- Phol
Elizabeth Ristedt
Hilda Iberg
Albert Ristedt
Louis Iberg
C. C. Newkirk
Hudephol
Herman Hudephol
Immanuel’s
Iowa Township
River Forest Teacher’s College
Chicago
Muskegon
Mich
Tent City Council Named By Students
Dave Roberts of Elgin Illinois was elected mayor of Tent City the University of Iowa summer colony home to over 125 families. The Tent City council includes H. M. Jordan Lloyd Bridge Mrs Albert Millington C R Derby H P Shedd Joseph S Kissinger and W R Keith. The governing body passed a resolution outlawing fireworks over July fourth.
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Iowa City
Dave Roberts
Elgin
Ill
Tent City
University of Iowa Summer Colony
H. M. Jordan
Sioux Falls
S. D
Lloyd Bridge
Storm Lake
Albert Millington
Canton
C. R. Derby
Varina
H. P. Shedd
Anthon
Joseph S. Kissinger
Superior
W. R. Keith
Stanhope
Summer Colony
Wellman Doctor Braden Dies Responding to Call
Dr. A L Braden age 65 collapsed and died Monday while stepping into his car in front of his Wellman office to answer an emergency call He had practiced 35 years after graduating from the University of Iowa College of Medicine A civic leader and church worker he is survived by wife Carrie Heizer daughter Louise Rickey and three granddaughters One daughter Cordelle Braden died six weeks ago
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Gazette
Wellman
A. L. Braden
Braden
College of Medicine
University of Iowa
Methodist Episcopal Church
Carrie Heizer
Mediapolis
Louise Rickey
Cordelle Braden
Iowa Federation names committee chairmen and officers
Clinton Iowa Tuesday announcement from Mrs. Jessie Young unveils new Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women officials. Executives include Alice Warsaw education Waterloo and Persis Sheldon finance Iowa City with a Sept meeting in Marshalltown plus health, legislation, magazine and public relations roles among others. Health picnic set for Sunday July 26 at Iowa City.
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Blanche Maytag
Newton
Rosa Cunningham
Des Moines
Edna Romer
Maquoketa
Helen G. Irwin
Dorothy Hamilton
Mason City
Darline Gordon
Clinton
Blythe Bennett
Davenport
Kathryn Burk
Waterloo
Lottie DeBaggio
Eldora
Doris Smith
Iowa City
Lemke To Speak In Des Moines Sunday
DES MOINES AP L M Peet Iowa manager of the National Union for Social Justice said Congressman William Lemke of North Dakota, the union party candidate for the presidency, will speak in Des Moines Sunday night. Arrangements for the address have not been completed, but Lemke probably will speak in one of the parks.
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Des Moines
L. M. Peet
Iowa
National Union For Social Justice
William Lemke
North Dakota
Union” Party
Peet
Lemke
Tragedy in Miles: 14YearOld Patterson Shot by Friend
In Miles Iowa Adrian Martin Patterson, 14, was killed when hunting companion Reynold Erickson, 15, fired a shotgun he believed unloaded. Patterson joked about shooting a pine cone. Erickson pulled the trigger, unaware the shell remained in place.
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Miles
Adrian Martin Patterson
Reynold Erickson
Patterson
Erickson
State treasury to begin paying public claims July 1
The Iowa state treasury said the sinking fund will start paying public claims July 1, beginning with a $6,642 payment to Winneshiek county tied to funds from the closed Home Bank in Highlandsville. The list includes eighty-one more claims, totaling over $500,000, earmarked for counties, school districts, and cities in eastern Iowa, with payments ordered by filing date.
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Des Moines
INS
Carleton D. Beh
Winneshiek County
Highlandsville
Belle Plaine Woman Dies On Eastern Trip
Belle Plaine relatives learned that Mrs Cornelius Janss died suddenly while traveling with her son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs J H Edgecomb of Ottawa Ill They planned to observe her seventy four birthday in New York City and meet relatives from Germany Born in Germany June 27 1862 she moved to Belle Plaine at 18 and married Cornelius Janss in Belle Plaine on November 11 1881 Surviving children include Mrs Margaret Edgecomb Peter J Henry Mrs Etta Moeller and Arthur J Funeral arrangements awaited the body’s arrival Thursday.
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Washington, D. C
Cornelius Janss
J. H. Edgecomb
Ottawa
Ill
New York City
Janss
Germany
Mary Lahn
Doris Lahn
Mason City
Neb
North Western Railroad
Margaret Edgecomb
Peter J
Detroit
Henry
Etta Moeller
Remsen
Arthur J
Indianola
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