Iowa petitions seek to bar eight benevolent associations from selling insurance
Assistant attorney general Lehan T m on Tuesday filed petitions against eight Iowa benevolent associations alleging they conducted insurance business without state Certificates of Authority. The shows include State Benefit Association Jefferson United Counties Benevolent Association American National Aid Society and others. Also cited are lack of security deposits, required reports, and licensed agents.
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Attorney General's Office
Fraternal Aid Association
Des Moines
National Benevolent Society of
Iowa
Ray Murphy
Ryan
Insurance Commission
Insurance Commissioner
Commission
Hold Funeral Rites For Ryan Newspaper Editor
Funeral services were held at the Catholic church Tuesday morning for Eugene E. Coakley 63 editor of the Ryan Reporter long time Adams township resident who died Sunday night after a long illness. Burial was in Calvary cemetery. Coakley born Monticello 1873 started in printing and moved to Ryan in 1899 founding the Ryan Reporter serving as editor and publisher until retirement for health reasons. Surviving are two brothers T G Coakley of George IA W W F Coakley of Kansas City MO and one sister Miss May Coakley of Delhi.
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Gazette
RYAN
Catholic Church
Eugene E. Coakley
Ryan Reporter
Adams Township
M. J. Farrelly
Calvary Cemetery
Coakley
Monticello
T. G. Coakley
George, Ia
F. Coakley
Kansas City
Miss May Coakley
Delhi
Rural eighth grade commencement set for June 3
The Rev. B. F. Schwartz of the Methodist church will deliver the address at the rural eighth grade commencement Wednesday June 3 at the local Methodist church. Prof. A. Fullerton of Iowa State Teachers college Cedar Falls will lead the junior and senior choirs.
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Washington
B. F. Schwartz
Methodist Church
A. Fullerton
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Delta High seniors to perform Cyclone Sally in auditorium
Evelyn Darnielle and Ray W. Stanley lead the Delta High School senior play Cyclone Sally in the auditorium Friday evening. Darnielle is the superintendent’s daughter and Stanley the son of local residents L N Stanley and family. Bertha Creswell coaches the three act comedy.
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the Gazette
DELTA
Cyclone Sally
Evelyn Darnielle
Ray W. Stanley
Jack Webster
Miss Darnielle
C. E. Darnielle
Darnielle
Mrs. F. M. Ingram of Tama Dies at 75
Mrs. Frederick M. Ingram, 75, died at her Tama home after a long illness. Born April 25, 1861 in Wellsburg Pennsylvania, she moved to Iowa at age six and married Frederick Ingram in 1882. Surviving are her husband, son William, grandson Frederick Vana, a sister and two brothers. funeral Thursday at Harrison chapel with Rev. W. O. Eckler officiating. Burial in Maple Hill cemetery Montour.
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Tama
Frederick M. Ingram
Katherine Elizabeth Gary
William and
Rebecca Gaumer Gary
Wellsburg
Iowa
Highland Township
Tama County
Frederick Ingram
Clover Club
Temple Guild
The
Methodist Church
Ingram
William
Frederick Vana
Montour
F. W. In- Bersoll
R. Gary
Chicago
George Gary
North
Toledo
Pearl Vana
Harrison Chapel
W. O. Eckler
Ben Jones
Frank Fowler
Charles
Maurice Gary
Clark Ingersoll
Russell Winders
Francis Hanity
H. L. Platt
J.H. Neil
James Mc
Benton County Ends External Relief and Takes Local Control
The Benton County board of supervisors says the county can fully fund relief without state or federal aid, effective June 1. Margaret Stouffer of Des Moines will replace Irene Carpenter Kelley as social worker. Kelley will move to Cedar Rapids. The change follows a reduction in relief rolls and the county’s sufficiency of local funds.
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Winton
Benton County
Board of Supervisors
Margaret Stouffer
Des Moines
Irene Carpenter Kelley
Kelley
Cedar Rapids
University of Missouri
Upper Iowa to hold June 1 commencement speaker Bishop Edwin F. Lee
Fayette note on Upper Iowa University eightyeth commencement with Bishop Edwin F. Lee of Malaysia delivering address. The schedule runs May 25 through June 1 including recitals, dinners, meetings, and athletic events. Fifty-four graduates listed with bachelor of arts, bachelor of science and two-year normal diplomas among others.
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Fayette
Edwin F. Lee
Malaysia
Methodist Church
Upper Iowa University
Memorial Hall
Alpha Psi Omega
School of Music
Sigma Tau Delta
Alumni Association
College Hall
Board of Trustees
Broad Room
Upper Iowa
Columbia
Dorman Field
Richard Banning
Oakley Belden
Genevieve Belknap
Huntingdon
Ruth Berg
West Union
Robert Burbridge
Greeley
Dora Carter
Ralph Davis
Randalia
Paul Doughty
Edward Dullard
Oelwein
John Graham
Beth Harris
Castalia
Billie Johnston
Donald Kollman
Westgate
John Kramer
Fairbank
Harry Mongold
Constance Mott
Charles Pierstorff
Paynette
Wis
Lloyd Pleggenkuhle
Sumner
Herbert Raney
Livermore
Kermit Shaw
Oecelwein
Douglas Smith
Hawkeye
Raymond Smith
Evanston
Ill
Floyd Tate
Manly
Dean Culbertson
Waterville
Paul Newton
Lillian Arthur
Jean Borland
Celwein
Belya_Granneman
Mildred Hacmac
Owatonna
Minn
Maryon Halverson
Clermont
Dorothy Holmes
Lois
Irene Moulds
Dunkerton
Lester Saboe
Dorothy Schmidke
Charles City
Pauline Tupper
Young performers stage The Little Old Man of the Mountains
Grade pupils from east and west schools presented the operetta in Lincoln high school auditorium Tuesday night under director Miss Grace Miller assisted by teachers and pupils. Leading roles were played by John Crisman and Marie Mahood.
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Vinton
Lincoln High School
Grace Miller
John Crisman
Marie Mahood
Democrats Wrecked Home Rule With Relief Setup
Sioux City report quotes Sen. George Wilson of Des Moines accusing the Democratic state administration of stripping home rule in relief. He says locals are told whom to hire and fire, how much to pay, and that Des Moines controls salaries and checks. He cites overhead costs and political patronage, urging relief administration returned to local communities.
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Sioux City
George Wilson
Des Moines
Wilson
Boards of Supervisors
Statehouse
Costs Driver 53 Dollars For Reckless Driving Play
Manchester report says John L. Steffy of Mount Vernon paid 53 dollars Tuesday to play tag with a truck on a road south of Independence. Patrolman Herbert W. Jennings said Steffy was seen weaving, speeding and passing, leading to a charge of careless and reckless driving before Justice R. C. Turner of Independence.
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Gazette
Manchester
John L. Steffy
Mount Vernon
Independence
Herbert W. Jennings
Steffy
R. C. Turner
Independence Couple Wed at St Josephs Church
Hazleton born Neva R Odell married Independence resident Walter J Kayser at St Josephs Catholic church officiated by Rev B A Erdland. Attendants were Ralph Kayser and his wife. A wedding dinner followed at the Odell home. The bride is daughter of A J Odell and Mrs Odell Hazleton. The groom is son of N J Kayser and Mrs Kayser.
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Independence
Neva R. Odell
Hazleton
Walter J. Kayser
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
B. A. Erdland
Ralph Kayser
A. J. Odell
Mr. Kayser
N. J. Kayser
Waukon
Naomi Mahoney
H. O. Minegar
Dubuque
Political placards on highways banned in Iowa
Des Moines reports Fred White chief engineer of the highway commission ordered maintenance men to remove political placards within state highway boundaries. Letters were sent to E. H. Birmingham and Carl Cook, urging candidates to avoid highway ads to save expense and avoid removal.
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Iowa Daily Press Bureau
Des Moines
Fred White
The
Highway Commission
White
E. H. Birmingham
Democratic State Central Committee
Carl Cook
Republican State Central Committee
Boards of Supervisors
Cornell Social Groups Elect Their Presidents
Mount Vernon men and women at Cornell college named their new leaders for the coming academic year. The Thalians elected Catherine Coon of Van Horne as president, with Eleanor Logue of Casey Ill. for the Aletheans, Ione Leo of Dysart for the Ar Rows, and Marjorie Hughes of Fond du Lac Wis. The A. T. A. group chose Dale Sieben of Geneseo Ill as president, and others include Roderick Stewart of Hinsdale Sr for A X E, Lyman Perkins of Anamosa Mills for Debts, Joseph Fink of Mason City for Panthers.
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Mount Vernon
Cornell College
Catherine Coon
van Horne
The
Thalians
Alice
Lubbock
Cedar Rapids
the Arrows
Eleanor Logue
Casey, Ill
Aletheans
Ione Leo
Dysart
Delphis
Marjorie Hughes
Fond du Lac
Wis
Dale Sieben
Geneseo
Ill
Roderick Stewart
Hinsdale, Sr
Lyman Perkins
Anamosa
Mills
Joseph Fink
Mason City
Panthers
Jack Winston
Hinsdale
St Patrick's School Graduation List Reads Like Local Hall
WAUKON The following pupils will graduate from St Patrick's school May 27. Helen Baxter, Mary Campbell, Marjorie Collins, Mary Dasher, Marguerite Deeney, Rose Deviney, Irene Folsom, Mary Hagemann, Marie King, Mary Link, Ruth Long, Constance Quillin, Catherine Teppech, Stella Teppech, Mary Ward, Ralph Anderson, William Botts, Lawrence Bresnahan, John Bresnahan, Joseph Carpenter, Ronald Haas, Cletus McCormick, Daniel Regan, James Rikes, Clement Sweney, Carl Tepesch, Cletus Wagner, John Waldron, Ralph Zoll, Raymond Zoll.
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Waukon
St. Patrick’s School
Helen Baxter
Mary Campbell
Marjorie Collins
Mary Dasher
Marguerite Deeney
Rose Deviney
Irene Folsom
Mary Hagemann
Marie King
Mary Link
Ruth Long
Constance Quillin
Catherine
Stella Teppesch
Mary Ward
Ralph Anderson
William Botts
Lawrence
John Bresnahan
Joseph Carpenter
Ronald Haas
Cletus McCormick
Daniel Regan
James Rikes
Clement Sweney
Grimes Attacks Herring Over Vetoed Homestead Bill
J M Grimes, candidate for Republican governor, denounces Gov Clyde L Herring for vetoing the homestead tax exemption measure. He cites a potential $45 yearly credit per homestead and points to uneven distributions that favored utility firms and farmers alike, arguing the veto wasted state funds.
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Herring
Senate
Iowa
Des Moines
Polk County
Turn Over Seventh $50,000 In Liquor Earnings To State
DES MOINES Iowa liquor control commission remitted $50 000 of liquor store profits to Leo J Wegman state treasurer as of May 15 this marks the seventh such payment since February totaling 350 000 turned to the general fund to help defray state expenses.
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Des Moines
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Leo J. Wegman
State
Liquor Commission
Six to Be Confirmed at Glenwood Lutheran
At Glenwood Lutheran church a class of six will be confirmed Sunday by Rev. Alfred Bredesen. Confirmands are Helen Arness Esther Arness Lloyd Berge Alma Hexom Ellen Johnson and Lillian Moen.
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Decorah
Glenwood Lutheran
Alfred Bredesen
Helen
Esther Arness
Lloyd Berge
Alma Hexom
Ellen Johnson
Lillian Moen
Maquoketa Junior College to Present Mignonette Play
Maquoketa junior college will stage Mignonette a three act play next Monday and Tuesday evenings. Lead roles go to Mary Ahlers as Mignonette and J Wellington Danielson as Jonathan Mills. The cast includes Virginia Mae Siegel June Winegar Marjorie Sullivan Ruth Dyer and others with Bernadine Wingert as coach.
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The
Gazette
Maquoketa
Commission Warns Pilots To Observe Tucker Injunction
Des Moines AP The Iowa state aeronautics commission warns pilots to respect a district court injunction protecting Frew A Tucker's land near Iowa City airport. It bans flying below 30 feet on the south edge and 60 feet within 160 feet north, with penalties for noncompliance. Tucker’s lawyer appeals to the Iowa Supreme Court seeking a 50 foot lower limit.
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Des Moines
State Aeronautics Commission
Iowa
Frew A. Tucker
Iowa City
Tucker
E. P. Korab
District Court
Iowa Supreme Court
Reformatory Seeks 37000 Back Pay From Anamosa Institution
A $37,000 back pay claim from workers at the state reformatory at Anamosa reached the Iowa board of control after the comptroller’s office compiled figures in Warden Frazer’s Anamosa office. The demand, part of broader salary restoration efforts, totals with other prison claims to more than $73,000.
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Des Moines
State Reformatory
Anamosa
Iowa Board of Control
State Comptroller's
W. H. Frazer
State Supreme Court
Fort Madison
Reformatory
State Comptroller’s Office
Board of Control
Comptroller
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