Papers Circulated for Three Marion School Board Candidates
Circulation efforts are under way for Fred Newlin, Marion school board member, and candidates James J Wallace and A R McElwain to seek a Marion school director post. The March 11 election runs noon to 7 p.m. at the Marion Service Club office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Newlin
Marion School Board
James J Wallace
A. R McElwain
H. G Stitzel
Newlin
Stitzel
Marion Service Club
Golden Wedding Fifty Years for Hodgin Coppock Couple
Rachel Hodgin and Barton Coppock celebrated their golden wedding on February 24 at their Whittier home. The couple, married at the Friends church in Whittier, recalled a life mostly spent near Whittier with relatives, friends, and a two day sled trip to What Cheer for their honeymoon. They retired from farming twelve years ago and have three children and seven grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Hodgin
John and
Tanner Hodgin
Barton Coppock
William
Abigail Coppock
Friends Church
Whittier
Mary Hodgin
Thomas Thomasson
Ed Hall
Pasadena
Alfred Coppock
Dean Haworth
Wilfred
Marion
Paul
Oskaloosa
B. D. Coppock and Son
Coppock
Winona
Ohio
Iowa
Ada Bowles
Barnesville
Verne
Robert Haworth
Elsie
Helen Bowles
Max LeRoy Coppock
Marguerite Dye Engaged to John H Schenken
Mrs George Dye of Marion announces the engagement of Marguerite Dye to John H Schenken of Glendale California. The couple plans a May wedding at the Dye home in South Pasadena California. Schenken is connected with the Standard Oil Company of California in Glendale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dye
Thirteenth Street
Marion
Marguerite
Jonn H Schenken
Glendale
Calif
South Pasadena
Calf
Mr. Schenken
Minnie Schenken
Standard
O11 Company of
California
Bank cashier change and Legion district meeting notes
Frank Lindahl becomes cashier at Walker-Center Point Trust and Savings bank succeeding H. E. McDonald and moving to Walker. Legionnaires to Davenport for district stay. State Commander Rathke and others to attend. Card party planned by Loraine Circle for March 12 at Masonic temple. US Circle picnic lunch on March 13. Mrs. Mary Shook moved to E. C. Hamm home March 1. Harold Horn, Marion, part of Cornell College string quartet, performed in multiple towns and is in the Cornell College symphony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lindahl
Commercial Savings Bank of
Marion
Walker
Walker-Center Point Trust and Savings Bank
H. E McDonald
Lindahl
Coggan
Davenport
American Legion of
Second District
William C. Rathke
Glenwood
Vic Sieverding
R. J. Laird
Frank Miles
Iowa Legionaire
Masonic Temple
Loraine Circle
Eastern Star
Harold Horn
Cor- Niel College
Awith’ Fié
Tipton
West Branch
West Liberty
Springdale
Muscatine
Durant
Clinton and
Maquoketa
Cornell College Symphony Orchestra
St. Joseph's Parish
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Will Ryan
Free Theater Tickets Offered Daily in Want Ads
Community notices list Miss La Verna Mae Titus and others receiving free theater tickets via Want Ads. Local clubs schedule meetings and social events, including Rainbow division hostesses at the Methodist church, bridge and indoor clubs, garden club postponement, and various all day club gatherings with honorees and assisting hostesses.
Bohemian Kolach party and local club notices
The Bohemian Kolach party will be held Thursday 2 to 5 p.m. at the public library auditorium featuring the Czech Fine Arts club of Cedar Rapids and Helen Kacena Stark with music readings and poems. Other items include legion sport night Monday, a Baptist society all day Thursday, and various meetings and social notices from Marion and local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Women's Clubs
Czech Fine Arts Club of
Cedar Rapids
Helen Kacena Stark
Bohemia
Loraine Cruise
Lois Stitzel
Joanne Crew
John Scarborough Miller
Roland Goudy
Sid Carey
Robert Hess
Edwin Beadle
St Patrick's Party Held At Parsonage For Sunday School Classes
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Allen hosted a St Patrick's party at the parsonage for the girls class taught by Miss Elinor Kendall and the boys class taught by W A Jackson. Fourteen attended as games were played and refreshments served.
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H. O. Allen
Elinor Kendall
W. A. Jackson
Congregational
St. Patrick’s
Mrs Roberts and Mrs Koppenhaver Attend State D A R Conference
Miss Edna Roberts and Mrs W G Koppenhaver travel today to Perry then Des Moines for the annual D A R state conference. Roberts visits her brother Leo Roberts in Perry and Koppenhaver stays with her sister Mrs Richard Crew. They plan to return Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Roberts
W. G. Koppenhaver
Perry
Des Moines
Roberts
Leo Roberts
Koppenhaver
Richard Crew
Troop 35 Scout Hobby Show Monday Evening
Troop 35 Boy Scouts will present a hobby show Monday at 7 15 p m in the Sunday school room of the Methodist church. Each boy will display a hobby, with a one act play Jack Gets a Scout and music by a double quartet. A small admission fee will be charged. Scoutmaster C O Johnson leads the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Cedar Rapids
Jack
C. O. Johnson
Sermon Schedule for Lent at St Pauls Lutheran
Rev. C E Krog announces Lenten sermons at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church. March 6 The Fathers Will Supreme March 13 Let Him That Thinketh He Standeth Take Heed Lest He Fall March 20 The Kingdom Purchased With-the.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
C. E. Krog
Religious series and club notices in Osceola town page
Community groups schedule Holy Week series including Jesus the Substitute For Barabbas and Behold What Manner of Love with a Holy communion. Chapter CS meets Tuesday with tea at 6 p.m. and officer elections. Child Study Club hosts Mrs Edwin Beadle as guest speaker. Osceola Lodge meets Thursday at 7 30 p.m. Sunshine Division hosts at 2 20 p.m. Linn Chapter DeMolay practices at 2 30 p.m. True Blue division of the district church is hosted Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Barabbas
Edwin Beadle
L. C. Schuknecht
Cedar Rapids
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
James Cippera
Harold Phillips
Grant Wood Essay Marks Start of Iowa City Publishing Enterprise
Special to The Gazette announces a new pamphleteering era in Iowa City with a four brochure series in 1935. Grant Wood will open the program with an essay on movement of art and letters, backed by Frank L. Mott and the University of Iowa School of Journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Iowa City
Grant Wood
Frank L. Mott
University of Iowa School of Journalism
Book Publicaon
Clio Press
Paul Green
Edwin Ford Piper
Chaucer
Hamlin Garland
Iowa
Henry A. Wallace
Carl van Doren
John Frederick
Glenn Frank
James Hearst
Fewer I. O. U.’s In County Tills
Des Moines State Auditor C. W. Storms reports a drop in irregularities in county treasurers’ accounts as deputy auditors visit unannounced like bank examiners. He says past schemes involved hiding I. C. U. notes to borrow cash, but immediate visits deter such practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
C. W. Storms
Ic.u
Storms
Modern Science Aids Treasure Hunters Of Lost Fortunes
A 1920s account notes growing use of science in treasure hunts. Divers employ deep water gear and salvage tech to locate sunken ships and buried caches such as the Egypt wreck, Hussar, and legends of Cocos Island, with ongoing hope despite many failures.
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Charles Grenham
New York
Captain Kidd
Teach
Morgan
Atlantic
Jean la Fitte
Barataria Island
New Orleans
San Saba
Maxamilian
Castle Gap
Egypt
Brest
France
Hussar
Hell Gate
New York Harbor
America
Cocos Island
Pacific
Costa Rica
Treasure Island
Robert Louis Stevenson
Coast Guard Rescues Mascot Dog Near Norfolk
Coast Guard units rescued a dog mascot from the American steamer Crawford after it fell overboard near Norfolk Virginia. The animal’s eye infection and injured foot led sailors to bandage its eye and fit leather shoes to prevent further harm before rescue and return to the ship.
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Norfolk
Coast Guard
Crawford
Guard Leutenant
Cranford
Wellesley Freshmen Do Bit For Science
Ella Uhler a chemistry student at Wellesley College led 90 freshmen as human guinea pigs in a carotene study testing vitamin A rich capsules versus regular dormitory meals. Students were split into two groups with weekly records kept to measure effects on respiratory health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley
Mass
Wellesley College
Ella Uhler
Miss Uhler
Taft Defends Wartime Comrade in Court Martial
Charles P. Taft and his World War II buddy Sergeant Bernard Rome were reunited in Indianapolis as counsel and defendant in a court martial. Taft defended Rome on charges of falsifying government claims at Fort Benjamin Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Charles P. Taft
William Howard Taft
Bernard Rome
Taft
Rome
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Nashville Unveils Souths Largest Bell at First Presbyterian
In Nashville Tennessee a 4103 pound bell four feet ten inches across adorns the First Presbyterian church. The inscription notes it was presented by Meech Adelicia Acklen on June 1 1867 inviting Nashvillians to weekly church gatherings.
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Nashville, Tenn
South
Nashvillans
First Presbyterian Church
Nashville
Tennessee
Meech Adelicia Acklen
Gulls Become Pests In Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City Utah a monument honoring the sea gull as savior of Pioneer crops stands in Temple Square. Utah law has protected the bird since that date but now gulls are so numerous a bill seeks an open season on gulls.
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Ogden
Utah
Temple Square
Salt Lake City
Akron Sestennial Books Among Oldest In Collection
Akron The oldest volumes in the city are two 16th century books owned by Dr. Arthur M. Young of Akron University. One is Ortho graphic Tatia An Account of Spelling printed in 1566 on the Aldine press in Venice. The other is a Geneva 1587 edition of early Latin plays.
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Akron, O
Arthur M. Young
Akron University
Akron
Aldine
Venice
Geneva
To Plan Meeting Iowa Club Women In Cedar Rapids
DES MOINES AP The annual spring board meeting of the Iowa Federation of Women's clubs will be held here Thursday and Friday to plan the biennial state convention opening May 8 at Cedar Rapids and for participation in the triennial national convention at Detroit June 12. Mrs Eugene Henely state president will preside and other officers including Mrs Henry C Houghton Jr Mrs Carl Reed Mrs Frank Davis and others will attend. District directors and departmental chairmen are expected.
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Des Moines
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Cedar Rapids
Detroit
Eugene Henely
Grinnell
Henry C. Houghton, Jr
Red Oak
Carl Reed
Cresco
Frank Davis
Sioux City
David Lennox, Jr
Marshalltown
Eugene Cutler
W. H. Hathorn
Mason City
William Larrabee, Jr
Clermont
Plan Spanish Classes for Visiting Rotarians
Special Spanish instruction for Rotarians and Lions attending international conventions in Mexico City will be offered for six months at the University of Oklahoma. Semi weekly lessons by Prof. Jose Hernandez, a Norman Rotarian and university faculty member, will be open to Rotarians and Lions and their wives from nearby towns. The Norman chapters of the two civic clubs sponsor the project with no charge to participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Okla
Mexico City
University of Oklahoma
Jose Hernandez
Elvic
Oklahoma Gas Well Sets Endurance Record
A Dustin Oklahoma gas well near Holdenville has produced in abundance for almost twenty four years since its 1911 drilling. It still shows 275 pounds pressure and supplies nearby Dustin with cheap gas at 31 1 cents per 1000 cubic feet. Every local well in the area has yielded commercial quantities.
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Holdenville
Okla
Dustin
Oklahoma
94 Per Cent Ames Graduates In Home Economics Employed
Ames graduates of Iowa State College in home economics show 94 percent employment as of March 1. Of 761 BS degree holders since 1931, 279 teach, 151 are homemakers, 78 in hospitals, 51 in food service, 49 in social extension, 11 in nursery schools, seven in public utilities, nine in foods research, 42 in office work, seven in journalism, one in occupational therapy, and one as a hospital nurse. Forty-three seek no work. fourteen live at home.
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Ames
Division of Home Economics
Iowa State College
Iowa State
State Drafts Bill To Permit Betting On Races At Fairs
Iowa Attorney General's office moves to draft a bill legalizing pari mutuel betting on horse races at state, county, and district fairs. Receipts could fund the old age pension system. Sponsors expect the measure to be ready for the legislature soon after it convenes next Monday.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Old Age Pension Fund
Oklahoma hen defies AAA reduction rules
In Okemah Oklahoma Jess Johnson keeps a hen producing at the same rate despite a 50 percent work reduction. The hen lays unusually large eggs with a shell three and a half inches long and even contains a second egg inside the large shell.
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Oklahoma
Okemah
Okla
Jess Johnson
Johnson
Eastbound flights aided by Earth's rotation and tailwinds
The rotation of the globe makes west to east flights easier than east to west. High altitude eastbound aviators enjoy a tailwind that speeds travel.
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Marion News
MR. and
Mrs. Barton Coppock
Marguerite Dye
John Schenken
C. C. Scott
U S. Circle
Clark Creg- Jon
G. A. Patschke
Mary Shook
E. C
la Verna Mae Titus
Cornell College
Women's Athletic Association
H F Lockwood
Rainbow Division
Ladies Aid Socety
Kensington
D H Smith
L S Dove
W. J. Goodyear
John H. Parour
Bridge Club
F. A. Shumack
Twelfth Street
Jaycee Unungst
Patricia
Robert Roach
Chicago
Frank Straley
Rural Garden Club
Harald Scott
South Eleventh Street
Woman's Progressive Club
Dry Creek
Ed Bayanovsky
Concord Aviculture and Tutelary Club
Claude Senit
Harold Scott
Claude Scott
Leslie Dunn Floyd Robson
Jane Robson
William Ambdenstoack
Clyde Kearns
Fred McShane
W. Harwin
A. B. Black
W. B. Sebern
Ivan Gilmore
Handicraft Club No
Harry Murphey
Eleventh Street
James Fairley
Keystone
Undies Aid Society
The
Harrd Wahl
Glenn Hempy
Robert Stickley
Dorotha Parsons
Manchester
Mr Wells
Alice Dungan
Memorial Hall
Marion Post
American Legion
Legion Hall
Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
Herbert Harford
Presbyteran Church
N A Baker
Verne Clemans
Ninth Street
Third Avenue
Gleaners
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Congregational Church
Priscilla Guild
O. E
Max Berlin
Sally Ja
St. Luke's Hospital
D. A. R. Meeting
Marion Township
Mildred Elkin
Owen Fernow
Cary Club
Pleasant Grove Community Club
Addie Shumack
Marion Shakespeare Club
Harry Snell
Excelsior Agriculture and Literary Club
D. I. Hoskins
Patmos Commandery
Knights Templar
Comforter
Albert Kullander
Seventh Street
S. R. Crowner
Osceola Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Floyd Slauson
O. E. Torrence
Gladys Collier
Sunshine
Linn
Iowa City Publishing
Edward Davis
Lima
Simon Bolivar
Cocos
Malcolm Campbell
Associated Press
Pat McCarran
Nevada
Senate
C. P. Taft
Iowa Club
Oklahoma Gas
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