Marion High School Commencement Week Plans
Marion high school outlines commencement events from May 24 through May 28 at the Methodist church and Roosevelt hotel. Activities include a junior senior banquet, baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Herbert O. Allen, a class trip to the state hospital in Independ ence, class day exercises, a concert by the school band, vocal numbers, and a class song by Lyle Manson. Seventy six seniors participate. colors silver and green. motto There are no benches on the road to success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion High School
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Herbert O. Allen
Congregational Church
Methodist Church
F. S. Skinner
State Hospital
Independence
Supt. C. B. Vernon
Lyle Manson
John Granger
Gaylord Ward
Ruth Murray
Margaret Schrubbe
Wallace Oldfather
Marian Layer
O. B. Rogers
Honorary Society Delta Sigma Delta Members Named
Marion high school honors list its Delta Sigma Delta members and officers since 1928. Eligibility requires top third class rank, with senior and junior limits, plus a four vote by the faculty. Officers are Ruth Murray president Wallace Oldfather vice president Helen Pyle secretary and Donald Bragg treasurer. Members include seniors Sam Jackson Melvin Clark Betty Hense Esmerine Davis Laura Smith Blanche Hamm Lillian Voorhies Kathryn Klink and juniors Edward Hanna John Granger Kirk Snell Nadine Dove.
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Ter
Ruth Murray
Wallace Oldfather
Helen Pyle
Donald Bragg
Sam Jackson
Melvin Clark
Betty Hense
Esmerine Davis
Laura Smith
Blanche Hamm
Lillian Voorhies
Kathryn Klink
Edward Hanna
John Granger
Kirk Snell
Nadine Dove
Hodgson To Speak At Athenian Guest Event
The Rev. James B. Hodgson will address the Athenian club Friday at 8 p.m. in the public library auditorium. His topic is Twelve Months in the German Republic. Hodgson, a native of England, has ties to Coe College Cornell College Wesleyan Princeton Seminary and Marburg University. The program includes musical solos by Robert Kennedy and Lyle Manson with accompanists. The public is invited free of charge.
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James B. Hodgson
Coe College
German Republic
Hodgson
Cornell College
Prairie Chapel
Wesleyan University
Middleton
Marburg University
Germany
England
America
Cedar Rapids
Garwich
Robert Kennedy
Edna Roberts
Beelzebub
Lyle Manson
Kathryn McElwain
Cleveland
Mrs H G Millen Hosts O O P Club Evening
Mrs H G Millen will host the O O P club Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Mrs J L Papes home. Miss sere Nott will lead the program.
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H. G. Millen
J. L. Papes
Sere Nott
Union church service to be held tonight at eight
The union service of the Christian Congregational Methodist and Presbyterian churches occurs tonight at eight in the Congregational church. The Rev Ralph Hall Collis of the Methodist church will preach with the sermon titled A Giant Hour with a Poet Prophet.
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Congregational
Ralph Hall Collis
Methodist Church
Chitaga Camp Fire Group Plans Library Hike
Members of the Chitaga Camp Fire group will meet at the public library Tuesday at 2 p.m. to go on a hike.
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Chitaga
Colfax Grove City Rebekah Lodge No 35 Picnic Meet
The Colfax circle of Grove City Rebekah lodge No 35 will meet Thursday noon for a picnic lunch at the home of Mrs. Richard Zimmer. Meat and potatoes provided. Members bring picnic items including table service an article of food and sandwiches. Committee: Emma O Kelly Mae O Kelly Alma Zimmer Grace Phelps Myrtle Fairley Clemantine Schminke Bessie Myhlhausen Martha Schroeder.
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Colfax Circle
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge No. 35
Richard Zimmer
Emma O'Kelly
Mae O'Kelly
Alma Zimmer
Grace Phelps
Myrtle Fairley
Clemantine Schminke
Bessie Myhlhausen
Martha Schroeder
Camp Fire Week in Marion to Honor Guardians and Girls
Marion observes Camp Fire week the first week of June with special events honoring former guardians and Camp Fire girls. A grand ceremonial is scheduled for June 5 and the board of awards will meet during the week.
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Marion
Board of Awards
Marion Club Hosts Family Night With Golf And Bridge
Family night at Marion Golf Club Wednesday features supper cafeteria style and bridge tables set for an evening. Ladies daytime includes golf and cards with bridge planned for the evening.
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Marion Golf Club
Marion chapter to honor Ada Mae Davis at special meeting
Marion chapter No. 183 OES will hold a special meeting at the Masonic temple on Wednesday. A reception at 8 p.m. will honor Ada Mae Davis of Knoxville, the worthy grand matron. The event will include a program and dancing.
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Marion
O.es
Masonic Temple
Ada Mae Davis
Knoxville
Tennyson Club Plans May Breakfast at Thomas Park
The Tennyson club will hold a May breakfast at Thomas Park on May 25 at 9 30 a.m. The event invites members to gather for a morning meal in the park setting.
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Tennyson Club
Thomas Park
American Legion school awards set for two junior highs
The American Legion awards will be presented at Springville Junior High School on Tuesday and at Marion Junior High School on Friday.
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American Legion
Springville
Marion Junior
Osceola Lodge to Meet Thursday at 8 P M
Osceola lodge number 18 of the L O O F will hold its regular meeting Thursday at 8 p m in the L O O F hall. The gathering is open to members and prospective entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola Lodge
L. O. O. F. Hall
Hendrickson Son In Navy Ill In Norfolk Hospital
Leo Hendrickson son of Mr and Mrs Charles Hendrickson in the U S Navy is ill in a hospital at Norfolk Virginia.
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Leo Hendrickson
Charles Hendrickson
U. S. Navy
Norfolk, V
Clerks and judges chosen for June 1 primary election
The board of supervisors selected clerks and judges for the Monday June 1 primary. First two named per ward serve as clerks and must notify County Auditor Robert Vesely of their availability. Ward 1 Frank Ozburn Burns John Larkin Mildred Titus Ethel Courtney. Ward 2 G M Oxley Celan Rollins Rosa Reiter Grace Bleakly Lee Brown. Ward 3 Margaret L Taylor William Ryan Bryan Sanborn Margaret Leming E E Parsons. Ward 4 W P Secrist Carl J Kassler Elmer Michel Minnie Johnson Bernice Williams. Marion township C O Secrist Louis F Levasseur Fred McShane Lewis White D F Hindman.
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Board of Supervisors
Robert Vesely
Frank Ozburn
Co. D. Burns
John Larkin
Mildred Titus
Ethel Courtney
G. M. Oxley
Celan Rollins
Rosa Reiter
Grace Bleakly
Lee Brown
Margaret L. Taylor
William Ryan
Bryan Sanborn
Margaret Leming
E. E. Parsons
Fourth Ward
Ww. P. Secrist
Carl J. Kassler
Elmer Michel
Minnie Johnson
Bernice Williams
Marion Township
C. O. Secrist
Louis F. Levasseur
Fred McShane
Lewis White
D. F. Hindman
Poppies for Marion WWI Dead Sale by Legion Auxiliary
Poppies to be distributed in Marion on May 23 honor World War II dead. The 1650 poppies come from the Iowa Veterans Facility in Des Moines where disabled veterans made them. Richard Hendryx of Alburnett contributed poppies. Mrs. R J Williams chairs the sale to aid disabled veterans and their families.
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Marion
American Legion
Iowa Veterans Facility Hospital
Des Moines
Richard Hendryx
Alburnett
R. J. Williams
Townsend Club Box Social Debated at Memorial Hall
Townsend club hosts a box social on Tuesday evening in Memorial hall. The public is invited. A feature of the event is a debate titled Resolved that the Townsend Plan is Economically Right.
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Townsend Club
Memorial Hall
Townsend
Funeral services for David Wenger in Alburnett
Funeral services for David Wenger of Alburnett will be held today at 2 30 at the Christian church at Alburnett. The Rev Frank Andrews of Vinton will officiate. Burial will be in the Lafayette cemetery.
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David Wenger
Alburnett
Christian Church
Frank Andrews
Vinton
Lafayette Cemetery
Endeavor division hosts guest day party at Hoskins home
The Endeavor division of the Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church will host a guest day party on Tuesday from 2 to 4 o'clock at the home of Mrs. D I Hoskins near Marion.
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Endeavor
The
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
D. I. Hoskins
Marion
Springdale Club to Meet Saturday at J L Hoover Home
The Springdale club will meet Saturday evening at the home of J L Hoover. Members are to gather for the planned discussion and community activity in the Hoover residence.
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Springdale Club
J. L. Hoover
Lincoln school PTA to elect officers and host exhibit
The Lincoln school auditorium will host the Parent Teacher Association election of officers. An exhibit of domestic science and manual training class work will be shown in the Lincoln school gymnasium. The public is invited.
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Lincoln School
Linn County WCTU Institute to be held in Cedar Rapids
The Linn County Institute of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be held in Cedar Rapids on May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Institute of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Cedar Rapids
Marion High and Wilson High Track Meet at Recreation Center
Marion high school will host a track meet against Wilson high school of Cedar Rapids at the Marion recreation center on Tuesday.
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Marion High School
Wilson High School of
Cedar Rapids
Marion Recreation Center
Cary club to meet Monday at Alta Emerson home
The Cary club will meet Monday at 2 30 PM at the home of Miss Alta Emerson.
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Cary Club
Alta Emerson
Ameigo Club Lunch Promises Local Social Event
Mrs. E. M. Adams of Central City hosts the Ameigo club Tuesday at 1 pm for a luncheon. Mrs. J. J. Booth will present Willa Cather's Lucy Gayheart to the group.
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E. M. Adams
Central City
Ameigo Club
J. J. Booth
Willa Cather
Lucy Gayeart
Entre Nous Club Event Hosted by Mrs Shumack
Mrs. F. A. Shumack will host the Entre Nous club on May 26 at 7 30 p m. The meeting will be held at her residence with members expected to attend.
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F. A. Shumack
Ruth Engstrom to Host Musical Literary Club May 25
Miss Ruth Engstrom will host the Musical Literary club gathering on May 25. The event invites members and guests to attend a program of readings and music at the club’s usual venue.
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Ruth Engstrom
Musical Literary Club
Mrs Dennis Taylor Hosts U S Circle Meeting
Mrs Dennis Taylor of Springville will entertain the U S Circle on Thursday afternoon, inviting members for a social gathering at her home.
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Dennis Taylor
Springville
U. S. Circle
LeVasseur Family Expected for Marion Visit
Mr and Mrs Dale LeVasseur and their baby are due to arrive from California for a visit with relatives in Marion. The family plans to stay a short time and tour local sites.
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Dale LeVasseur
California
Marion
Chitaya Camp Fire Group Sets Friday Meeting
The Chitaya Camp Fire group will meet after school Friday in the auditorium of the public library.
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Chitaya
Chitaga Camp Fire Council Held at Starry Home
The Chitaga Camp Fire group held a council fire at Mary Elizabeth Starry's home Friday evening. Plans were made for a hiking trip Tuesday. The program included Wehelp call, candle lighting, camp Fire law and songs, conferring of rank to Irene Harris, Eileen Schenken and Hazel Hutton, and honors by Mrs Fontaine, followed by additional songs and a fire extinguishing ceremony.
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Chitaga
Mary Elizabeth Starry
Dolores Clemans
Hazel Hutton
Mrs. Fontaine
Patricia Benedict
Betty Peck
Marjorie Mekota
Dorothy Dumbolton
Marilyn Fontaine
Betty Young
Roberta Vore
Reading Circle Enjoys Program at Mrs Crew’s Home
Mrs Rachel Ives hosted a Reading Circle gathering at her daughter Mrs A E Crew’s home. Speaker Mrs C F Hartzell, longtime South American missionary, shared Bolivian Indian crafts while Marjorie Towers and Ethel Harrison played piano.
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Rachel Ives
A. E. Crew
C. F. Hartzell
Mount Vernon
South America
Bolivia
Marjorie Towers
Ethel Harrison
Charlotte Ann Castle
Dorothy Jeanne Ratliff
C. E. Blinks
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Springville
Phil Crew
Marion
Hartzell
C. C. Carpenter
L. A. Levasseur
George Kindler
Fire at Kurt garage spreads to paint shop in Marion
The Marion fire department was called Saturday noon to Tenth avenue and Eleventh street where a fire in the Kurt garage spread to the Earl Cone paint shop before it could be extinguished.
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Marion
Tenth Avenue
Eleventh Street
Kurt
Earl Cone
Bride Elect Miss Scott to Be Honored at Shower
Miss Jane Scott, bride elect of June, will be an honor guest at a miscellaneous shower. It will be given Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Munier by the Martins Creek community club. Hostesses include Mrs Ralph Oxley Mrs Harry Milligan Mrs Olay DeWees and Mrs Charles aas.
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Jane Scott
Harold Munier
Martin’s Creek
Miss Ruth Merrill Travels to Chicago for Weekend Visit
Miss Ruth Merrill leaves for a weekend trip to Chicago to visit her aunt, Miss Hazel Merrill, during her absence.
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Ruth Merrill
Chicago
Miss Hazel Merrill
Theristrial Club Meeting and Program Planned
The Theristrial club gathers Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs C R Biddick's home. Mrs Biddick and Mrs H O Allen present a joint program on Ohio. Mrs George Oxley will present Favorite Poems. Club scrapbooks will be on display.
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Theristrial Club
C. R. Biddick
Dr Skinner Heads To Chicago For Rush Medical Reunion
Dr. F. S. Skinner traveled to Chicago on Saturday to attend a class reunion at Rush Medical College.
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F. S. Skinner
Chicago
Rush Medical College
For Rent 7 Room Modern Apartment Ad
Dr Stitzel advertisement notes a seven room modern apartment for rent. Mr and Mrs Willard Patterson of Waukegan Ill are visiting Mrs Patterson's mother Mrs Ida Koppenhaver en route home from Clear Lake where they visited relatives.
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Dr. Stitzel
Willard Patterson
Waukegan, Ill
Miss La Verna Titus Returns to Marion for Summer
Miss La Verna Mae Titus, long time teacher at Olin, returns to Marion to spend the summer with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Titus.
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la Verna Mae Titus
Olin
Marion
Howard M. Titus
Mrs Mildred Barger and Daughter Move to Rapids Address
Mrs Mildred Barger and her daughter Elaine have moved to Rapids at 972 Sixth Street. The notice records a residence change and new contact details for the family.
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Mildred Barger
Elaine
Virginia Self Named Second Vice President of Methodist League
Virginia Self is identified as the second vice president of the Methodist Epworth League in Friday's Gazette, correcting a previous report that listed Virginia Self in a different capacity.
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Virginia Self
Methodist Epworth League
Lions Club Meets Tuesday at Michel Tea Room
The Lions club will meet on Tuesday at 6 15 p m at the Michel tea room.
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Lions Club
Michel Tea Room
Legion and Auxiliary Plan Monday Picnic and Meetings
The Legion and its Auxiliary meet Monday at 6 30 PM at the Legion hall for a picnic supper. Members bring sandwiches a covered dish and table service. Separate post and unit meetings follow at 8 with entertainment. An executive meeting at 7 30 includes past presidents past commanders gold star mothers and sisters as guests with a special table. A program featuring Kathryn McElwain is set and a memorial service will be held.
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Marion
American Legion
The
Legion Hall
Gold Star
Kathryn McElwain
Hulda Knight
Orville Collins
A. G. Beckman
William Conrad
Leta Marchant
Ina Dye Minor
Lillian Bleakly
Lula Harris
Della Harris
New Books at Marion Public Library for Circulation
Marion library announces new Junior non fiction titles such as Burgess Flower Book for Children and Bag of Tales along with Junior fiction including Away Goes Sally and Doctor Doolittle's Zoo. Adult fiction selections list Red Pepper's Patients and Cappy Ricks on the Subjugation of Matt Peasley. Ladies Aid and Missionary societies plan meetings Thursday at 2 30 at Mrs Lee FitzGerald home with devotional led by Mrs Hugh Gordon. Wives of Cedar Rapids and Marion ministers invited to tea at YWCA parlors in Cedar Rapids Tuesday at 2 30 p m.
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Marion Public Library
Burgess
Powers
Steffens
Hurlbut
South Seas
Pinchot
New England
Braneis
Sally
Coatsworth
Brink
Dobry
Shannon
Carroll
Borland
Hayes
Orton
Doctor Doolittle
Lofting
Daniel
Meigs
Tommy
Tousey
Live Oaks
Seaman
Richmond
Snow Mountain
Marshall
Lovelace
Bower
Cappy Ricks
Matt Peasley
Kyne
O. Henry
Lad
Sunnybank
Terhune
Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies of
The
Presbyterian Church
Lee Fitzgerald
Hugh Gordon
Latin America
Mary Baker
Frances Hildebrand
P. O. Michel
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Picayune School District Women to Recan Chairs Lesson
The women will meet at Miss Henrietta Robinson's home Tuesday at 10 a.m. for a lesson on recaning chairs. Attendees should bring the usual picnic luncheon requirements.
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Picayune
Henrietta Robinson
Picayune Pupils Plan Picnic and Cedar Rapids Factory Tour
The pupils of Picayune school with Miss Mary Michel will hold a picnic Monday then tour Cedar Rapids factories to close the school year. Centennial Encampment No. 91 I O O F will meet Monday evening in the I O O F hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Picayune School
Mary Michel
Cedar Rapids
I. O. O. F. Hall
Dinner Attended by Blinks at Mount Moriah Chapter
Mr and Mrs L A Blinks will attend a dinner given by Mount Moriah chapter O E S at Anamosa on Tuesday.
Ladies Aid Meeting At Methodist Church Housing
The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church will meet Wednesday at 2 30 in the church parlors. The Sunshine division of the Ladies Aid society will be the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Sunshine Division
Handicraft Club No 2 Meeting Set
Handicraft Club No 2 will meet Friday at 1 30 pm at the home of Mrs W E Smith Mrs Roy King will lead the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handicraft Club No. 2
W. E. Smith
Roy King
23 Per Cent More Jerseys Registered Than Were Year Ago
New York City The American Jersey Cattle Club reports fiscal year ending March 31 1936 saw 47268 Jersey registrations up 23 percent and 23721 transfers up 32 percent from the prior year. Annual meeting scheduled here June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Lewis W. Morley
American Jersey Cattle Club
Iowa towns report gains debts and school plans
Dysart ends the year with a $1,316 profit, $11,839 cost balance, and $22,000 annual revenue from electric light water services. The town retires $1,050 of sewage bonds and remains debt free for the first time. Victor schedules senior events May 22 to 28 with Prof Livingstone of Iowa City to speak. Genoa Bluffs recalls Rev C W Stark to become pastor again after 49 years. Delta reports Bryn Mawr scholar nominee Miss Devota Tipton. Keota notes junior-senior banquet and commencement lineup. Victor elects Edward Levin as school board president Louis Muller joins board. teaching staff named for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dysart
City Water Service
Victor
Victor Public School
The
Methodist Church
Legion Hall
Prof. W. Livingston
Iowa City
Bernice Smith
Darlene Nowotny
Esther Price
Kolene Fetzer
Eunice Delmage
Maxine Stowell
Louis Ranch
Esther Maack
Roy Schwiebert
Robert Hladky
James DeMeulenaere
Bernard Levin
Clair Rhinehart
Erwin Newton
George Bowman
John DeSmet
Raymond Kauffman
Harold Nowotny
Donald Sowerwine
Marengo
Genoa Bluffs
Congregational Church
Sumner Township
C. W. Stark
Stark
Lewis
Edward Levin
Board of Education
Roy Park
Louis Muller
John McSweeney
Flora Dolmage
Edith Owens
Homestead
Lola Buchanan
Seymour
R. R. Lewis
Des Moines
Vivian Himan
Vera Gillaspie
Deep River
Margaret Scott
Roberta Gibson
Cedar Falls
National Geographic Backs Two Eclipse Expeditions
The National Geographic Society and the National Bureau of Standards announce joint plans to photograph the sun’s corona during the total eclipse of June 19, 1936, at Ak Bulak Siberia using a 14 foot aluminum camera with a new nine inch lens designed by Dr. Irvine C. Gardner. A second expedition led by Dr. Paul A. McNally will operate from Kustanai, Siberia, with Harvard MIT observers. both groups aim to capture high quality color and black and white corona photographs and analyze brightness and structure to infer solar and stellar physics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
National Geographic Society
National Bureau of Standards
Ak Bulak
Irvine C. Gardner
Bureau of Standards
Bureau
The
Society
Georgetown University
Paul A. McNally
Georgetown
Kustanai
Siberia
Gardner
Bremen
Germany
Berlin
Moscow
Orenberg
Ural Mountains
Caspian Sea
Harvard University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Earth
United States
Mrs. Gardner
Tipton Seniors Stage New Fires in School Auditorium
The Tipton high school senior class presents the play New Fires in the school auditorium Monday evening May 25 directed by Miss Lorna Bates. The story centers on author Stephen Santry and his family with Margaret Moffit and Helen Jerrell in leading roles. Other cast members include Marjorie McLain Marlin Howe Margaret Hill Bill Fields Paul Chapman Ada Mae Chappell Glen Stoltenberg Lester Voss Willard Eiler Arlene Hamilton Mary Jane Whitney Viola Lind and Evelyn Walton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Tipton
Urbana Church Of Christ To Observe 90th Anniversary
Urbana marks ninety years since the first Benton county Church of Christ formed in Marysville now Urbana. Nathan Clark preached here about 1843 and families from Indiana organized the group in 1846. Early meetings were in homes, a log cabin, then a church building on land donated by Joseph Remington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Church of Christ
Marysville
Benton County
Nathan Clark
Samuel Osborn
Joseph Remington
Indiana
Little Christian Group
Samuel
Malinda Lockhart
Joseph
Polly Remington
William
Mary Bellus
Martha Osborn
Thomas
Lettie Lockhart
Barney Springer
Rouses
Burkes
Johnsons
Eppersons
History of a local church from Dedication to Fire and Rebuild
The article recounts a church’s history from its 1859 dedication by Rev. N. A. McConnell, through signatories for corporation papers, fund drives in 1890, and pastors including O. M. Johnson and C. C. Miller. It notes a 1913 Easter morning fire, the subsequent 1914 brick church built at 7000 dollars, and ongoing Bible school leadership by Mayme Saunders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. McConnell
McConnell
Corporation
A. B. Whiteis
Emaline Whiteis
S. M. Lockhart
Malinda Lockhart
J. C. Rouse
L. D. Landon
A. M. Landon
John Burke
Cynthia Burke
Lucy Ketterman
Richard
Dick Goodwin
G. W. Brokaw
O. M. Johnson
Milton Wells
Frank Mutchler
James T. Nichols
C. I. Fisher
W. S. Johnson
D. L. Norris
M. S. Boyer
A. C. Stewart
F. M. Wood
C. C. Miller
Mayme Saunders
VFW Convention Plans Outlined for Iowa Campment
Sixteenth Iowa department Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment set for June 25 to 27 in Boone with Frank Bostwick as campment chairman and Ernest Crane as state commander. Crane appoints committees for Rehabilitation, Resolutions, Legislative, Rules, Auditing, Credentials, Constitution and by laws, National home with names and cities attached to each panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone (Ap
Iowa Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Frank Bostwick
Boone
Ernest Crane
Cherokee
Crane
Denton Gregg
Rockwell City
J. J. Mathews
Clinton
H. A. Oliver
Fairfield
Waldo Merrill
Council Bluffs
Robert Campbell
Ames
A. F. Melcher
Waverly
H. R. Wilder
Waterloo
Lawrence Rheer
Fort Madison
Claude C. Blohm
Des Moines
W. E. Fahey
Sioux City
Alex Miller
H. D. Arnold
Fort Dodge
J. D. Tiffen
Red Oak
Leo W. Bradford
Estherville
Luther H. Foster
Spencer
P. C. Loesbe
Joe Little
Perry
H. T. Pressley
Clarinda
Lowell L. Forbes
Mason City
John F. Wirds
Iowa Falls
M. J. Brown
J. D. Smith
L. L. Tatman
Victor Fribourg
S. B. McCauley
Dan Pierce
Newton
Armand Herbert
Dubuque
J. B. Risher
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Harlan Tipton
Near Delta
Penn College
Oskaloosa
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What Ot High School
National Geographic
Corona
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Helen Jerrell
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