Gasoline accounting questioned in Oyster Proceedings
In Tipton the Oyster Proceedings against four county supervisors center on 19 000 gallons of gasoline unaccounted for from a 127 000 gallon county bulk tank spanning 1937 into 1938. Howard L. Phelps testified records existed though not tabulated until grand jury review.
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Tipton
Howard L. Phelps
Board of Supervisors
Phelps
E. C. Halbach
W. W. Scott
J. H. Maurer
G. D. Goldsmith
Goldsmith
Maurer
Cedar County
W. C. Fairley
Mechanicsville
Louis Hansen
Riverside Memorial Day Observed By Local Veterans
Memorial day events in Riverside include a 9 30 a m parade from Main street led by the American Legion and Riverside school band followed by services at Riverside cemetery with an invocation Gettysburg address and a wreath laying by schoolchildren a firing squad salute and a memorial address by Rev Stuart C Peterson The Buckingham cemetery service in Traer will feature Dean Ralph B Dennis of Northwestern University as speaker under American Legion auspices.
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Riverside
Robert Allen Woman's Relief Corps
American Legion and Auxiliary
Main Street
American Legion
Riverside Cemetery
C. E. Fitzsimmons
America
Assembly
Ward Flynn
Relief Corps
Miriam Heitzman
Mary Pogge
Helen Bates
Jeanetta Swift
LaVonne Karel
Edward Digney
Kenneth Kallaus
Vernon Swift
Bernard Heitzman
Stuart C. Peterson
Riverside ,Kalona
W. N. Crozier
TRAER
Ralph B. Dennis
Northwestern University
Buckingham Cemetery
Earlville
H. H. Palmer
Fairview Cemetery
Mount Vernon
Joseph W. Gray, Jr
S. S. Haun
A. R King
C. L. Rich
Charles Hodge
Lloyd Gustafson
Auxiliary
Lower Palisades
Monticello
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Sacred Heart Church
A. L. Lorenz
Oakwood Cemetery
George Woodall
Logan
Dean Morcy
Lyle McMullen
Harold Ye
Lyle Shroyer
L. A. Meder
Elkader High School
Paul Reagan
Oecelberg
W. W. Davidson
D. L. Wood
Oelberg
Keswick
Bierbaum Woods
Mcgregor
Marquette
J. M. Berry
McGregor Legionaires
F. W. Sutton
Flanders Field
Wanda Weakley
Women’s Choral Club
Gettysburg
Helen Robinson
Poppy
William Ritchie
Omaha
Nebraska American Legion
Harold Blanchard
Board of Education
Blanchard
Elkader
Dysart
Lawrence Meeker
C. R. Meeker
Garrison
A. E. Coe
Methodist Church
Charles Ball
Legion Post
William Lincoln
Karl Schmidt
Hawkeye Boys
E. F. Douglass
North Tama County
Hattie Clayton
S. S. McHenry
City Electrician
McHenry
Gilbert Dicken
Fred Lee
Glenn Stavenhagen
Bruce Erickson
Red Cross
Conroy
Hilton Consolidated School
Viola Hayes
Waterloo
Dorothy Crowell
Cedar Falls
Wendell Phillips
Ruth Olson
Norway
G. W. Kibbie
Shirley Burr
Lone Tree
Maurice Page
Oskaloosa
Webster
Sorden Cemetery
Mr. Cole
Theresa Lenaghan
Evelyn Sorden
Clarence
St. John’s Evangelical
Frederick J. Nisi
Marshalltown
Karl Fauth
A. B. Chamberlin
Daniel Smith
Norman Meyer
A. J. Fike
Velma Schilling
Marie Freeman
June Banks
Randon
John Atkins
Bear Creek
Wall
Christian Church
Vinton
Pansy Rautte
Bernadine Horn
Warren_O’Donell
Neal Fox
Rex Stainbrook
Springville
Presbyterian Church
L. C. Smith
C. C. Wells
Margaret
Colesburg
A. H. Meyer
Colesbury
Camp Dodge
Arvin Woeste
Donald Stone
Decorah
Louise Amundson
Clermont
Adolph Vick
Near
Elling Ramsey
Highland Lutheran Church
Carola Schmidt
Clarence Vick
Highland Church Choir
Mr. Vick
Gauken Singing Society
Glenwood Township
Central City
Federated and Methodist
Federated Church
Legion
Boy Scouts
Legion Hall
E. C. Allen
Milton Smith
Walter Slife
John Eckstein
Leona Sawyer
Oak Hill Cemetery
Anamosa
Floyd D. Fillmore
Cedar Rapids
Mount Olivet
Hazel Black
Anamosa School
Eleanor Hintz
Kenneth
Karl Smykel
Knights Templar
Ryan
Father Behan
Father Creegan
Eileen Dolphin
Regina Dolan
Maerita Donahue
Marguerite Hubler
Annabelle O’brien
Donald McEnany
Francis McElligott
Miriam Lyness
Annabelle O'Brien
Raymond Etteldorf
Ossian
St. Patrick’s Church
Mount Calvary Cemetery
P. W. McElliott
Dubuque
Manchester
Coggon
Coggon Cemetery
R. le Blaisdell
Robert Hill
St. Joseph's Parochial School
Columbia Hall
Lorraine Phillip
Geraldine Primus
Lucille Tegeler
Donald Netzger
Theodore Roling
Delmar
H. F. Mercer
Cedar Crest Cemetery
Vernon Strempke
Beatrice Elliott
LeRoy Bahl
Lyall Brown
Jesup
Elizabeth Eva Sadler
Nick Sadler
Arnold J. Herman
John Herman
Gilbertville
Rosella Sadler
Vincent Herman
Iowa City News Briefs Highlights Local Events and Trials
A certiorari hearing on Dr. F J Crow for a veterinary hospital will be held June 3 in Iowa City before Judge Harold Evans to review the city board of adjustment’s permit cancellation. U S Senator Guy M Gillette will address Johnson County Democrats at the Jefferson hotel Monday afternoon after Memorial Day services in Davenport. Fifty-year alumni from the University of Iowa class of 1888 plan to return for their golden anniversary and receive medals from President Eugene A Gilmore. attendees include James Bollinger and Ed Ward among others from Davenport Grinnell St James Sioux City Des Moines and more.
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Iowa City
F. J. Crow
Harold Evans
Guy M. Gillette
Cherokee
Johnson County
Jefferson Hotel
Davenport
University of Iowa
Eugene A. Gilmore
James Bollinger
E. N. Brown
Marengo
Rollie Gibson
St. James
Minn
Frederick Lohr
Sioux City
Richard Musser
Little Falls
John Nollen
Grinnell
Arthur Cobb
Grafton
N. C
Bertha Williams
Flint
Mich
Fred Blake
Chicago
John Jackson
W. W. Rankin
Ottumwa
George Glaspel
N.D
Charles Hurd
Northwood
Elmer Overfield
Eaton Rapids
Frank Hamaphy
West Burlington
Lincoln Riley
Wisner
Neb
Charles Percival
Bonaparte
Victor
Robert E. O'Brian
J. J. Pritchard
Dorothy Walter
Rhea Lenecker
Howard Sherwood
Orrin Fetzer
John McSweeny
Godfrey Messer
Leonard Bloethe
Dale Courtney
Leverne Fullmer
John Pawlak
Merlin Schmidt
David Rhinehart
Wilbur Shine
Gayle Benton
Adelaide Bohstedt
Arlene Buckwalter
Joyce Chittenden
Dorothy Haynes
Eileen Herzberg
Dorothy Reedy
Norma Sherwood
Frances Ward
Iowa County
American Legion and Auxiliary
Calvary Cemetery
E. A. Cone
St. Bridget’s Church
E. W. Barron
Brooklyn
Tipton
William McBride Wilson
Jack Sturdy
H. N. Poston
First Presbyterian Church
Tipton Masonic Cemetery
Mr. Wilson
Moscow
Iowa
Clinton
Frank
Vinton
Fred C. Fletcher
Cecil Fletcher
A. A. Wilson
Garrison
Carlton Ayer
Omaha
Hite Chapel
Anna Norris
University Hospital
E. L. Shaffer
United Brethren Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Stewart Brown
Warren County
N. J
Milton L. Norris
Clarence
Tinley Park
Ralph
Waterloo
M. B. Brown
William Brown
Norris
Lone
Tree
Methodist and Reformed Churches
Orvall Egbert
Lloyd Burr
J. W. Laren
W. H. Holtz
Laura Green
Ralph Bell
W. L. Holdeman
Carol Green
Betty Nemec
Helen Mueller
Kindergarden
Letha Burr
Carol Edwards
Betty Jane Petsel
Dorothy Stock
Marjorie Rife
A. E. Baumer
Dale Brinkmeyer
Lola Tagge
Gail Snyder
Jean Alice Shoquist
Vera Jean Laren
Wilton
J. M. Newgard
Leota Herr
Norma Kretschmar
Helen Leuthye
Laverta Barnhart
Florence Norton
Mathew Jacobs
Ferdinand
Otto
Muscatine
Albert
Des Moines
Joe
Mary Stuart
St. Mary’s Church
J. M. Brady
St. Mary's Cemetery
Solon
American Legion Auxiliary
St Mary’s Auditorium
J. L. Rhea
Cedar Rapids Gazette Garden
Mount Vernon
Charles Rich
Oskaloosa
Chariton High School
Marget Gulbranson
Lawrence Refer
Salem Lutheran Church
Glendale
Calif
Refer
Henry W. Refer
North Hollywood
Victor Woman’s Club
Aaron Brown
W. C .Walter
M. Jacobs
J. W. Schultz
American Legion Hall
Pete Milligan
J. W. Stine
Edgar Keller
Rhea Lenocker
Nadine Greetan
Rex
Thomas E. Martin
Stine
Manchester
Delaware County
Delhi
Florence Cramer
Harry Michaels
John Clifton
Earlville
Helen Vesey
Jack Andrews
Waukon
Lake
James Hunt
Huse Dow
Greeley
Thomas H. Tracey
Dora Jones
Memorial Day Observances Across Iowa Towns
Memorial day events unfold in Earlville Mount Vernon Randalia Monticello Elkader Keswick McGregor West Liberty. Clergy lead services at cemeteries parades form without G A R members and include Gettysburg addresses invocations and taps.
Memorial Day Forecast: Clear Skies After Sunday Storms
Des Moines forecast calls for clearing skies and cooler temperatures for Memorial Day after intense Sunday rain. Northern and east central Iowa saw cloudbursts flooding roads and basements and damaging corn. A farmhand near Clarion was killed by lightning and a barn fire near Osage caused about 4000 dollars in losses. The storm moved from Garner to Osage and Tama, dumping 4.3 inches at Osage in about five and a half hours.
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Des Moines
Weather Bureau
Iowa
Clarion
Frank Wallace
Osage
Garner
Tama
Tama Miss Sinex and Gene Shumate to wed in Des Moines
Tama Miss May Sinex daughter of A. F. Sinex will marry Des Moines radio sports announcer Gene Shumate at Wesley Methodist church in Des Moines. Attendants include Mrs. H. O. Fox and Miss Doris Burnish with a Kirkwood hotel supper to follow.
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May
Des Moines
Kirkwood Hotel
Bay View High School
Milwaukee
Marquette University
McLean Colege
Chicago
Grinnell College
Shumate
Decorah High School marks fiftieth commencement
In Decorah 1,200 attend the 50th commencement of Decorah High School. Notables present include Mrs Emma Hoffoss Sperati and Mrs Bertia Assel Woldt, introduced by Supt Thomas R Roberts. Dean George F Kay of Iowa spoke on The Education of Tomorrow to a class of 90 seniors.
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Decorah
Decorah High School
Emma Hoffoss Sperati
Bertia Assel Woldt
Thomas R. Roberts
George F. Kay
University of Iowa
Lone Tree
Orval Egbert
City Park
Ward Hatfield
Eugene Faires
Hartwick
Hazel N. Macy
Oskaloosa
Girls Glee Club
Supt. Kress
Wearin Blues Gillette in Iowa Senate Campaign Clash
Democratic senatorial hopeful Otha D. Wearin campaigned in central and eastern Iowa denouncing rival Guy M. Gillette after a rally noting Iowa as a Roosevelt state. Gillette headed west to start a personal campaign while observers predicted a spirited week. Wearin cited Roosevelt ties and attacked Gillette for shifting stances on the New Deal and farm aid.
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Council Bluffs
Otha D. Wearin
Iowa
Guy M. Gillette
Gillette
Washington
Wearin
Roosevelt
White House
America
Lester J. Dickinson
Vandenberg
Mich
Burke
Anamosa
T. A. Kearns dies at 72 in Central City
T. A. Kearns, 72, longtime assessor and former library board president, died Friday at 9 p.m. in Central City. A Linn Grove native, he spent most of his life here. Survived by his wife, ten children, six brothers and one sister. funeral arrangements pending Saturday morning.
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Central City
T. A. Kearns
Library Board
Linn Grove
Former Dubuque Labor Editor Convicted
Archie Carter former editor of the Dubuque Leader labor weekly was found guilty of a statutory crime by a district court jury. Sentencing was withheld as defense moves for a new trial with twenty days to perfect. Carter faces up to ten years in Fort Madison penitentiary.
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Dubuque
Archie Carter
Labor Weekly
P J. Nelson
Carter
Fort Madison
Solon Alumni Sponsor Benefit Dance at Solon Auditorium
Township notes report a Solon high school alumni benefit dance proceeds and June 4 event at the Solon auditorium led by Miss Eleanor Zenishek past president. Anamosa contributes 138.20 to cancer drive with 119.20 from clubs and residents.
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Solon
Solon High School
Eleanor Zenishek
Appointment Notice of Anna Levy Estate Executrix
Anna Dost al executrix of the estate of Anna Levy of Linn County Iowa is appointed May 27 1938. All persons indebted must pay the undersigned and those with claims must file them with the Linn County District Court Clerk. H Kubleek attorney.
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State of Iowa
Linn County
Anna Levy
Iowa
Iowa District Court
Anna Dostal
H. Kubleek
Film Figures Plan Cocktail Picket Party
Hollywood figures join in a curbstone cocktail and picketing party next Friday noon in support of Hollywood Citizen-News editors on strike. Invitations go to 5,000 members. a portable bar will serve on the Citizen-News sidewalk. Notables include Capra Ford Biberman Tuttle Howard Ripley Sondergaard Hopkins Stuart Parker Nichols Dunne Lardner Campbell.
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Hollywood
Calif
Hollywood Film Colony
Hollywood Citizen-News
Screen Actors, Directors and Writers ‘Guilds
Citizen-News
American Newspaper Guild
California
Frank Capra
John Ford
Herbert Biberman
Screen Directors’ Guild
Capra
Guild
Frank Scully
Ford
Biberman
Frank Tuttle
William K. Howard
Arthur Ripley
Marie Wilson
Melvyn Douglas
Gale Sondergaard
Miriam Hopkins
Gloria Stuart
Dorothy Parker
Dudley Nichols
Philip Dunne
Ring Lardner, Jr
Alan Campbell
Presbyterian Assembly Leaves War Involvement to Individuals
In Philadelphia the Presbyterian General Assembly rejected state war participation as a church doctrine and left the decision to about 2,000,000 members. The body affirmed civil loyalty to government but kept allegiance to God separate, defeating an amendment endorsing force after peaceful means fail.
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Presbyterian Assembly
Philadelphia
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
U.S. A
Frieday Night
Dickinson Attacks Hopkins Over Long Distance Campaigns
J. J. Dickinson Republican candidate for the U S Senate assailed WPA Director Harry L. Hopkins for running long distance primary campaigns instead of using the billions entrusted to him to relieve distress. Dickinson spoke at a Republican gathering in Council Bluffs and accused the New Dealers of pursuing political fortunes rather than relief or recovery.
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J. J. Dickinson
United States Senate
WPA
Harry L. Hopkins
Dickinson
Memorial Sunday graveside visits by Keota patriotic groups
Keota patriotic organizations will visit outlying cemeteries on Memorial Sunday to decorate soldier graves. They will assist at a Harper cemetery program in the morning and visit Talleyrand Tyrone and New Haven cemeteries in the afternoon, accompanied by the Pulver Martial band. Monday features Keota cemetery exercises with an address by Rev. Father Schoenfelder of Harper.
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Keota
Harper Cemetery
Talleyrand
Tyrone
New Haven
Pulver
Father Schoenfelder
Harper
Notice of Appointment of Administratrix in Iowa
Evelyn Zerzanek named Administratrix of Edward Zerzanck estate in Linn County Iowa on May 27 1938. All debts to estate should be paid promptly and all claims filed with Linn County District Court clerk through attorney W E Treichler.
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State of
Iowa
Linn County
Edward Zerzanck
Jere
Evelyn Zerzanek
W. E. Treichler
Rapids Equipment Company Amends Articles of Incorporation
A special stockholders meeting on May 23 1938 amended Rapids Equipment Company Inc Articles of Incorporation increasing common stock from 201 to 500 shares no par. Authorized capital now 500 common shares and 50 preferred shares of $100 par. Amendment executed acknowledged and certified by the Secretary of Iowa. Dated May 27 1938. M Popp secretary.
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Rapids Equipment Company, Inc
Rapid Equipment Company, Inc
State of
Iowa
M. Popp
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