Four Girls Appear In Marion Recital At Library
Miss Mabel Kearns presents her nieces Ellen Evelyn and Ruby Kearns in a Monday 8 p.m. piano program at the public library auditorium assisted by soprano Miss Doris Scott. The program features works by Beethoven Brahms Delibes and Saint-Saens among others. The public is invited.
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Mabel Kearns
Ellen
Evelyn
Ruby Kearns
Doris Scott
Jensen
Beethoven Ruby
Ellen Kearns
Mazurke de Salon
Norris Ellen
Evelyn Kearns
Ferber Ruby
Doris Scot
Kearns
Rathbun
Ruby
Richards Evelyn Kearns
Gans Ruby
Newland
Saint-Saens
la Jota Aragonesa
Sartorio Sylvan Sprites
Engelmann Twilight Sons
Shackley Uby
Ilen Kearns
St Berchman’s Commencement Speaker Named
J. M. Long of Chicago assistant state's attorney will deliver the address at St Berchman's seminary thirty third annual commencement in the gym Wednesday at 8 p.m. He is brother of Rev. H. H. Long a former chaplain at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Long
Chicago
Illinois
St. Berchman’s Seminary
Long
H. H. Long
St. Berchman’s
Loras College
Dubuque
Legion
Frank Hite
Marengo
John W. Walkup
Rhea Lenocker
Dorothy Walter
Robert Farley
St. John’s School
Ronald Coats
Roy Waline
Msgr
M. A. O'Connell
St. Bridget’s Church
Calvary Cemetery
Herman Bongers
St. John’s Choir
Ladies of
St. Bridget's Parish
Pool Set to Open June 3 Under Lundy Plan
Z N Lundy announces the Legion pool will open June 3 with Mr and Mrs Orville Rust returning as managers. Lifeguards and instructors are Al Miller and Kenneth Hoeck. Douglas Grant and Eleanor Gough head a benefit recital at the Christian church tonight at 7 45 to fund youth delegates to Fairfield. Huttons greenhouse will be open all day Sunday. Miss Clara Russell visits her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Lyle Warren.
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Z. N. Lundy
Legion Pool Committee
Orville Rust
al Miller
Kenneth Hoeck
Douglas Grant
Cedar Rapids
Eleanor Gough
Marion
The
Christian Church
Fairfield
Clara Russell
Winthrop High School
Lyle N. Warren
Arlington
Edwin Hignett
Arlington Band
Burton North
Legion Post
William Kamper
Starr
Taylorville Cemetery
American Legion
Winthrop
Eileen Cocking
William Cocking
Mile Long Rails Near Oneida Tested With German Fasteners
Engineers led by W O Rutherford lay a continuous mile of steel rails near Oneida to study the new anti creep fastenings. Chicago trustee S M Golden notes higher costs but potential savings from reduced joint maintenance and smoother ride. The setup includes German designed fasteners with double shoulder tie plates and multiple components to restrain expansion and contraction.
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W. O. Rutherford
Oelwein
S. M. Golden
Chicago
Golden
Rev Otis Moore Dean Paul Jones to receive Cornell degrees
Mount Vernon Ohio area reports Rev Otis Moore of Tipton and Dean Paul Jones of Morningside College will be awarded doctor of divinity degrees at the Cornell commencement on June 5. Moore, a 1902 Cornell graduate, later aided rural church work and cooperative marketing in New England. Jones earned a 1920 BA from Cornell and advanced theology degrees at Chicago and Barton University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Otis Moore
Tipton
Paul Jones
Morningside College
Cornell
Moore
Boston University School of Theology
Riverside
Calif
North Canton
Conn
Memorial Day Observance by McGregor and Marquette Posts
The American Legion and auxiliary units from McGregor and Marquette announce Memorial Day events. Services occur in Marquette park and Pleasant Grove cemetery in McGregor with a march to the highway bridge for prayers, a wreath on the water, and firing squad taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcgregor
American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Marquette
Pleasant Grove
Highway Bridge
LA Porte
West View Cemetery
Maxine Thomas
P. K. Figge
Harold Johnson
America
J. Irvine Walker
Mable Tesar
Maud Durand
Flanders Fields
Jean Newland
Winifred Miller
Jennie England
Judge Kirkland
Walker
Oak Hill Cemetery
American Legion
Center Point
Legion Hall
Uner
Glenn Ayers
White Cross
Rea Geraldine Hendryx
Legion
David Bramwell
Mr. Kitson
Hundreds of Eastern Iowa pupils qualify for Brain Derby finals
More than 1,100 students from 325 Iowa high schools qualified for the eleventh annual Brain Derby finals to be held June 6. The list includes Richard Brink of Laverne, defending champion, and Joan Searls of Postville, Ardath Youmans of Decorah, plus many others from towns like Decorah, Center, Ke ostone, and Maquoketa, reflecting broad state participation.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Iowa
E. F. Lindquist
University of Iowa College of Education
Richard ‘Brink
Laverne
Joan K. Searls
Postville
Ardath Youmans
Decorah
Eastern Iowa
Aurora
Grant W. Day
Leslie E. Knapp
Blairstown
Harriet Bruch
Archie Wood
Lyle Flaskerud
Rita Geising
Audrey Huseby
Lorraine Knutsen
Paul Linnevold
Carolyn Nelson
Mary Roberts
Judith Solberg
Mary Talle
Joyce Thompson
Liesel, Tinglum
Kenneth Uglum
Glenn Vanderbilt
Edgewood
Gordon Hamlett
Dwight Newman
Elkader
Robert Hyde
Laura Mae Sharp
Harrison Wold
Elkport
Leroy Amling
Betty Costigan
Ely—Wilmer Ross
Joe Zbanek
Epworth
Vivian McDermott
Helen Waechter
Fayette
Tom Boebel
Venita Chumbley
Marvin Ingels
Ted Johnson
Merle Thompson
Gene Wooldridge
Hawkeye
Gretchen Hauth
Jane Pound
Shueyville
Emil Ludvicek
Evelyn
Geraldyne Haldeman
Heater
Merna Aitchison
Lorraine E. Bushnell
Elizabeth Charlton
Milan Chrystal
Arline Druger
Edna Gosline
Merle Kratzer
Clark Sloan
Margaret Willard
Ralph Willard
Maqueketa
Loyal Brush
Arnold Harrington
Lawrence Kier
Elizabeth Nissen
Wallace Palmer
Beatrice Rosenberg
Beverly Snell
Robert Templeton
Mary Ann VanBeek
Marion
Helen Biddick
Norma Biddick
Warren Bleakley
Charles Birmingham
Bob Coney
Harry Dunlap
Herbert Ellinger
Zella Mae Fenlon
Thelma Hyde
Mary Alice Kemble
Ruby Kent
Bob Lary
Margery Lary
Bruce Phillips
Frank Travis
Maynard — Averlie Patridge
Marie Sims
Mechanicaville
Maxine Andresen
Margaret Cruse
Millersburg
Evelyn Gerard
Eldon Montross
Monticello
Betty Adams
Arlene Balster
Wilbur Coxsee
Paul Frank
Ruth Ann Hoag
Shirley Hobert
Janet Howie
Lorraine Lubben
Mary Lou Luett
Lois Naylor
Gertrude Ortgies
Ruth Reuter
Josephine Reckless
Lost Nation Band Wins Six State and Two National Titles
The Lost Nation high school marching band led by H. L. Booth and O. H. Story has earned six straight state championships since 1934 and two national titles in 1934 and 1939. In six years the 80-student school has appeared before 42 judges, earning first place from all but one. Booth directs from Clinton and oversees several area bands. Story, a former army drillmaster, coaches daily during contest season.
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Lost Nation
H. L. Booth
Supt
O. H. Story
Minneapolis
Booth
Clinton
DeWitt, Calamus
Preston
Nash Motors
Kenosha
Wis
Story
Western Iowa honors many at graduation across towns
Numerous Iowa communities announced graduation ceremonies and memorial observances. Stanwood and La Porte City awarded Legion medals for outstanding seniors. Ames installed Tau Sigma Delta officers. memorials and graveside services planned across Strawberry Point Arlington Winthrop Victor Calmar La Porte City Monona Springville Independence Ryan West Union and other towns with speakers, valedictorians, and choir tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
American Legion and Auxiliary
Fairview Cemetery
Robert Sharp
Gettysburg
Julius Gates
Evelyn Hand
Flander
Frances Brubaker
Kathryn Donlea
Fern Taylor
Legion and Auxiliary
LA Porte City
Mary Cooper
J. F. Gay
LaPorte City
Cornell College
Preston
Millicent Cooper
Mitchell
S. D
John L. Kerr
Hudson
Minerva Cooper
Reinbeck
Darwin Cooper
Dennis
Cedar Falls
Methodist Church
Bruce Township Farm Bureau
Thursday Club
West View Cemetery
DELTA
Delta Booster Club
Roy Simpkins
Ernest Smith
Jodie Zears
Springville
Independence
Clara B. Kress
Carl E. Kress
Walker
Ryan
Patricia Mangold
Imogene Donahue
Father Molloy
Eleanor McCleer
Donald Houlihan
Kathryn Ward
Berniece Duggan
Lorraine Mahoney
Herbert Kennedy
Doris Ryan
la Verne Mahoney
Frances Gaffney
Ellsworth Kohler
Mary Margaret Broghammer
Toledo Teacher Maud Rines Retires After Forty Years
Maud Iona Rines ends a 40 year tenure in Toledo public schools teaching 1 200 pupils including many alumni children She began at 17 in Tama county and later taught in Dinsdale and Lincoln She values talking with students over corporal punishment and plans to stay active in the community while living with her 91 year old mother and sister in Toledo Several local anniversaries and civic items follow including library plans and Memorial Day observances across nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledo
Toledo
Maud Iona Rines
Miss Rines
Tama County
Dinsdale
Lincoln
Drake University
Iowa State Teachers College
Lydia Rines
Ruth Rines
Cr. W. Maplethorpe
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Jersey
Hallwood Cafe
Frances Miller
Ames
Iowa State College
Roscoe F. Stevens
Iva Stevens
Elgin
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Keith Erwin
Milford, N. J
Ottumwa
Dickey’s Foods
Beryl Dickey
H. M. Fernow
Los Angeles
Harry Euck
Vernon
Mechanicsville
Co. L. Fernow
F. P. Fernow
Marjorie Fernow
Merle Knight
Merlene
Hutchinson's
Owen’s
James E. Cippera
Louise
Robert
North Liberty
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Harvey W. Erwin
J. H. MacArthur
Donald
MacArthur
Gus Nelson
Alma Bolton
Bonnie Bolton
L. W. Griffith
Fort Wayne
Ind
Hiram S. Massingale
C. E. Barkwill
Eva Hastings
Joe Griffith
St. Cloud
Fla
Congregational Church School
Kensington
Marshall Swayne
Tenth Street
Tinzie Dray
C. A. Dykes
T. Brockman
Elmira Russell
Webster City
Winnifred Schrubbe
University of
Owa
J. J.zelenka
la Grange, Ill
Mrs. Zelenka
Mrs
Lloyd Stark
Edna Thada
Garner
Lillian Thada
Margaret DeWees
Keokuk
Evanston, NL
Northwestern University
J. C. Bonnefol
E. Fairhurst
Cine
Ruth Adair
Indianola
Harley F. Breed
Miss Verle Breed
Calmar
Lyle N.warren
Des Moines
Phillip Kuhn
Bonnie Fowler
Wisconsin
Norma Rose
Laverne and
Ralph
Marshalltown
Kendall’s Hardware
Eldon Coffman
Mrs. Coffman
Palo
Mr. Coffman
Rapids City
Helen Crane
Ruby Powles
H. J. Wiley
Ray Wiley
Welden Wiley
J. L. Papes
Earl T. Brockman
Willis C. Sheets
Mason City
Lions Clubs
Minnie
Metta Whitcomb
Anna Jaquith Bunn
Bloomington
Dr. Bunn
Marion Lodge No. 6
Masonic Temple
Tyrone Power
Jesse James
Marion and Vicinity
the Home Building and Loan Association
Ned Jones
St. Louis
Noble Grand Association
Harry J. Murphey
Eleventh Street
Clementine Schminke
Archie Milner
Gertrude Mitchell
Julia
Gwen Newlin
Irving School
Milwaukee
Marquette University
University of Iowa
Mike
Cira
Arthur E. Fairhurst
J. C. Bonnefoi
Carmen Bintz
J. J. Zelenka
LaGrange
Ill
Oliver Fahey
Amanas
John G. de Jong
Orange City
C. V. R. de Jong
Coe College
Lloyd
Hutton
Oneida
Lavern Wahl
Morley
Margaret Doyle
Florence Pieper
Anna Aversa
Caryl Benzer
Carol Cheney
Mary Dempsey
Winifred Deyo
Dorothy Dimbat
Dorothy Feltus
Lee Finders
Keith Hanaft
Frances Krasnicka
Mildred Saha
Gretchen Myers
Harry Olson
Jessie Poesch
Jack Sanders
Joan Searls
Randalia
Wendell Reich
Marjorie Severson
Sharon—Robert Meer
Gerald Schwimley
Solon
Dorothy Zenishek
Doretta Zenishek
George Rozinek
Strawberry Point
Dorothy Beavers
Eileen Carpenter
Erileen Carpenter
Mildred Chevalier
Kathleen Conboy
Evelyn Fredrick
Helen Matthews
Tama—Louise Crumb
Charles Lamb
Maxine Mattox
Wilbur Patterson
Carol Shearer
Janet Johnston
Kenneth Kinyon
Alfred Beck
Max Byram
Jackie Silver
Lester Young
Tractr
Ramona Cassavka
Cladine Hagge
Anna Kanipe
Ervin Madera
Milo Mechal
George Muirhead
Edward Vorba
Volga City
Duane O'Brien
Daniel Potter
West Branch
Verena Cahill
Betty Shipley
Marjorie Shipley
West Union
Viola Bartels
Roland Boedeker
Gerald Duncan
Norma Grover
Dorothy Grover
James Peterson
Tiffin
Betty Jean Baldwin
Leslie Bigelow
Iowa News
Stanwood
Ethel Domer
Robert Domer
Carl Kintzel
Fred Kintzel
Wreatha Koch
Herman Koch
Berniece Gallmeyer
Carl Gallmeyer
Edward Barnes
Elmer Barnes
Paul Ostergaard
Myrtle Barnes
George M. Thomson
Harold Blean
Muscatine
Tau Sigma Delta
National Landscape and Architectural Engineering Fraternity
Marvin Springer
Harold D. Campbell
Flander’s Field
Dorothea Moser
Rosalee Gill
James E. McLain
Angela Huber
Naomi Houdek
Ruth Uhlenhake
Marie Vandersitt
Dorothy Zweibohmer
Gertrude Giesing
Dolores Hosting
Harriet Broderick
Norma Yeager
Charles Yeager
American Legion Auxiliary
Dorothy Reinhold
Victor
Martin Cone
Davenport
E. A. Cone
John Healey
Catherine Michalek
Margaret McGarry
Caroline Geis
Clare Feller
Catherine Sacy
Helen van Dtegham
Monona
E. H. Kleinpell
Marjorie Bethel
Mabel Geraghty
Helen McCullen
Stanley Stuber
Robert Church
Robert Tornowske
Irma Kuthe
John Cooks
Shirley Gilbert
Amy Christenson
J. R. Moses
Board of Education
By Virginia Lichtt
Robert Granger
Legion Auxiliary
Kenneth Trapp
C. C. Jenkins
Beth
Lloyd A. Milling
A. M. Milling
Silvis
Presbyterian Parsonage
F. P. Hladky
C. E. Simmons
Marengo High School
Ladora
Theodore Stoner
Bessie Coats
Oskaloosa
Charles
Kansas City
Kan
Orlo
Everett
Laure
Lorna Fry
Grinnell
Anna Louise Larsen
Knudt Larsen
M. A. Doty
Mal. Com
F. Cy Doty
W. B. Wilson
Belle Plaine
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Maude Durand
Mary Winslow
Temple
Kate Franklin
Francina Bailey
Emma S. Ebersole
Library
E. A. Benson
Herman A. Runkle
Dexter
J. P. Walters
F. C. McClaskey
West Liberty
Women’s Relief Corps
Auxiliary
Old City Hall
Lyle Davidson
Charles Park
Fred Miller
Mary Lane
John Boden
William Hart
Paul Anderson
Ernest Peters
C. I. Brooke
Corey Reynolds
George Hines
H F. Lewis
Ben Nichols
P. N. Gibson
John Con=ver
W. W. Anderson
Mark Schafer
L. V. Morris
George Kirby
L. E. Popenthien
L. R. Wiese
Frank Moylan
Frank Kelch
A. R. Scott and
H. F. Stutzer
Conesville
Hall. Wolford
Daisy Kemp
Dennis Christianson
C. E. Nicholson
Maud Iowarines
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