Amana Society Faces Decision on Private Enterprises
Amana corporation weighs enforcing deed restrictions on private business within its colonies as shareholders must decide whether to allow internal trade gain or preserve the society’s benevolences and goodwill. Officials say enforcement hinges on a shareholder vote and may affect aids, discounts, and the use of the Amana name.
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AMANA
Reorganized Communism
Amana Society
Society
United States
Buckley’s Mixture Promises Nightly Rest for Bronchial Coughs
An advertisement claims Buckley’s Mixture cures bronchitis and asthma symptoms with 2 or 3 doses in sweetened hot water before bed. It promises relief and a good night’s rest for bad resistant bronchial coughs and offers satisfaction or money back at any good drug store.
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Buckley’s
Widow held without bond in fugitive charge here
Mrs. James Moore a 24 year old widow of a slain murderer was held without bond on a fugitive from justice charge. A hearing was set for Nov 28 on alleged complicity in a Tulsa drug store holdup and murder by her husband an escaped Missouri convict. A writ petition was dismissed after charges were filed.
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Des Moines
James Moore
Tulsa
Missouri
Cleaning the windshield before the wiper is turned on
The text discusses cleaning a windshield prior to using wipers to remove hard particles that could scratch the glass. It emphasizes preventive care to protect windshield integrity.
Doctor Says Child Is Not Turning To Stone And May Live
Davenport AP reports a rare disease case involving 3 year old Joan Belk once thought to be osteosclerosis congenita. The physician described Albers Schonberg's disease causing brittle bones confined to bone structure, with respiration unaffected. Joan, born normal, has rapidly diminished weight to 26 pounds as her aunt Mrs Johnson reports doctors had given up hope. Her parents Ila and Belk of Massbach Illinois have two healthy boys.
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Albers- Schonberg
Albers-Schonberg
Joan
Ila Belk
Massbach
Jerry
Jimmie
Veteran Freight Conductor Dies in Monticello
Elmer E. Shook a veteran Milwaukee railroad freight conductor from Davenport collapsed at Monticello depot Monday afternoon just after registering in the depot office. Death due to heart failure. Survived by his widow and three daughters. body taken to Hayes funeral home and later to Davenport.
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the Gazette
Monticello
Elmer E. Shook
Milwaukee Railroad
Mr. Shook
Davenport
Hayes Funeral Home
Hearing date set for Olin Crossing protection
The state railway commission on Tuesday set December 8 as the hearing date for a request to add protection at a grade crossing east of the Milwaukee depot in Olin.
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DES Moines
State Railway Commission
Milwaukee Railway
Olin
Death of longtime Newhall businessman Hans J. Kuhlman
Hans J. Kuhlman, 95, pioneer Newhall furniture dealer, died in Mason City where he had lived eighteen years at the Odd Fellows Home. He had previously operated a local furniture store.
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Newhall
Hans J. Kuhlman
Mason City
Rapid Gas Corporation Incorporation Notice in Cedar Rapids
The Rapid Gas Corporation is organized under Iowa law with Charter dated October 24 1936. It is to operate in Cedar Rapids manufacturing selling and distributing petroleum products and by products including compressed gases with a 10000 authorized common stock and a three to five member board. The initial officers are I L Tucker president Laura Webster secretary treasurer and R B Davis vice president. The term is twenty years and stockholders are exempt from corporate debts.
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State of
Iowa
Rapid Gas Corporation
Cedar Rapids
Executive Council
I. L. Tucker
R. B. Davis
Laura Webster
Stops Craving for Liquor Alcoban Ad claims cure
A hospital prescription for alcohol addiction becomes a public offering named Alcoban. It is described as harmless and usable in tea or coffee and without the user’s knowledge. It supposedly removes cravings, rebuilds resistance, saves loved ones, and offers a money back guarantee for $2.00 at May's Cut Rate Drug Store.
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May
Alcoban
Whoopzaar Chooses Walker’s Most Popular Students
Betty Levsen and John Pigott were named Walker high school's most popular students at the Whoopzaar carnival Friday night. Levsen is a sophomore and Pigott a junior, with the event organized by the school's athletic groups and backed by Dale Tenney's suggested name.
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The
Gazette
Walker
Betty Levsen
John Pigott
Walker High School
Dale Tenney
Herring's Son In S U S Hospital Under Observation
Clyde E. Herring Jr., son of the Iowa governor and senator elect, an University of Iowa junior from Des Moines, was admitted to the University of Iowa Hospital in a weakened condition and is kept under observation for diphtheria. He is reported resting comfortably as doctors await a final diagnosis. Mrs. Herring arrived in Iowa City to be with her son.
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Iowa City
Clyde E. Herring, Jr
Iowa
University Hospital
Young Herring
University of Iowa
Des Moines
Herring
Couple At Edgewood Observe Anniversary
One hundred relatives and friends helped Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bissell celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at their country home east of Wood Center. The Bissells have lived near Wood and farmed for thirty one years. A mock wedding was staged by their son Harold Bissell and others. They have three children Mrs Otto Berens Mrs Paul Berens and Harold Bissell. Mr Bissell is a noted sheep breeder.
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Gazette
Edgewood
Arthur Bissell
Wood Center
Bissell
Wood
Harold Bissell
Harley Krause
Lawrence Ash
Paul Berens
Nona Hamlett
Blanche Ash
Evan
West Union School Superintendent Quits
R. W. Esslinger, West Union schools superintendent, resigns effective January 1 to join a northern Iowa school book publishing house. His successor has not been elected. Esslinger previously taught in Jesup for ten years after coming to West Union this fall.
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Gate West Union
R. W. Esslinger
West Union Schools
Iowa
Esslinger
Jesup
Mechanicsville man George Carpenter dies after long illness
George Carpenter 64 of Mechanicsville died at Independence Monday at 7 30 p m after a long illness He was born in Monmouth Ia March 21 1872 son of Fred and Emily Carpenter His widow Harriet Hoag survives a daughter Dorothy and three sisters Mrs C C Bundy Lena Ill Mrs George F Rum mel Chicago and Mrs Florence Dales California Private funeral services will be held in Horner chapel Wednesday at 2 30 in charge of Rev George Nothdurst Burial will be in the local mausoleum
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Mechanicsville
George Carpenter
Independence
Monmouth
Fred
Emily Carpenter
Olin
Harriet Hoag
Dorothy
C. C. Bundy
Lena
Ill
George F. Rummel
Chicago
Florence Dales
California
Horner Chapel
George Nothdurst
Oelwein Boy Dies After Auto Accident
Special to The Gazette Robert Reen ten died at the hospital at seven p m Monday after noon injuries from being struck by a car driven by Sam Secrist. The Sacred Heart parochial school pupil ran across South Frederick avenue before Sacred Heart church witnesses called unavoidable. He was the son of Mrs Neal Reen. He suffered five jaw fractures loss of blood from a head wound and a punctured lung. His mother had given him a penny before he left for school that morning.
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Oelwein
Robert Reen
Sam Secrist
Reen
Sacred Heart Parochial School
South Frederick Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
Secrist
Neal Reen
Iowa Oxford Debate on American Politics Planned
The University of Iowa will host a debate on the merits of the American political system on November 19 with a visiting Oxford University team. Oxford speakers Richard Kay Shuttleworth and A W J Greenwood spoke for Oxford in the 1935 international debate, Prof. A Craig Baird announced.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Oxford University
England
A. Craig Baird
Richard Kay- Shuttleworth
A. W. J. Greenwood
Oxford
Grinnell Freshmen Face Evening Confinement Over Grades
Grinnell college officials dub freshmen with D or E grades unsatisfactory and order them to stay in their rooms from 7 30 p m Sunday through Thursday. House proctors will check in and any noncompliance will result in cuts counted as class absences.
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Grinnell
Grinnell College
Shooting Victim Fights For Life
Manchester June Orr a 15 year old Buck Creek resident fights for life after a shooting at the John Gibbs farm on Oct 29. She suffers lockjaw and arm infection from the wound while Norman Barr and Loraine Johnson also recuperate and Gibbs is identified as the shooter.
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Manchester
Norman Barr
Harry Gibbs
John Gibbs
Miss Orr
Loraine Johnson
Barr
Miss Johnson
Buck Creek
Stolen Pontiac Found Wrecked After Scotch Grove Theft
A recently bought Pontiac sedan belonging to Bert Kiburz of Scotch Grove township was stolen in Monticello, driven there by Edwin and Avert Kiburz, and found badly wrecked in Davenport. Sheriff Eichhorn of Jones County said no clues exist about the thief’s identity.
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Scotch Grove
Bert Kiburz
Scotch Grove Township
Monticello
Davenport
Edwin
Avert Kiburz
Eichhorn
Jones County
Martelle Juniors to Present Play Friday
The Martelle consolidated school junior class presents Danny Boy Friday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Leading roles go to Delbert Richardson Doris Frantz and Maxine Larson with a cast including Agnes Clark Howard Schley Harold Rumple Harold Hughes Dean Newman Helen Parker Ardith Kohl Warren Farrington Billie West and William Fisher. Miss Janet Reade directs.
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Lal
Gazette
Pmartelle
Martelle Consolidated School
Danny Boy
Delbert Richardson
Doris Frantz
Maxine Larson
Agnes Clark
Howard Schley
Harold Rumple
Harold Hughes
Dean Newman
Helen Parker
Ardith Kohl
Warren Farrington
Billie West
William Fisher
Janet Reade
Vinton Couple Betrothed In Fayette County Nuptials
Harlan Geiger of Fayette and Betty Carlson of Vinton wed at the bride’s parents home in Vinton. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. E. A. Sabin with seventy relatives present. The couple plans to reside in Fayette after a wedding trip to Texas and the South.
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Vinton
Betty Carlson
G. A. Carlson
East of Vinton
Harlan Geiger
Fayette
W. A. Geiger
E. A. Sabin
Vinton Methodist Church
Bessie Beresford
Mt. Auburn
Loren OD. Brown
Brooklyn
Poweshiek County
Dorothy Geiger
Homer Stewart
Waterloo
Margaret Leeman
Vinton High School
Iowa State College
Geiger
Ames
Fayette County
Texas
Lost Nation High Presents Six One Act Plays Friday
The Lost Nation high school drama department stages six one act plays at 8 p m on Friday. Cast includes Not Tonight with Lila Machande Sidney Story Margaret Ales David Dake and Alice Cressey Wheatfire features Lowell Sievers Anne Frazier Ruth Mohl and Wayne Lembaugh The Son's Ear includes Jeanette Stoner Sara Lou Christensen Phyllis Story Robert Gilroy Harold Wulf Robert Rutenbeck Rosalie McAndrew Muriel Schmidt The Ghost Story lists Junior Betts Jane Frazier Mary DeVine Elaine Rohling Bernice Busch John Busch Lowell Wulf Billy Rutenbeck The Teeth of the Gift Horse stars Edith Scott Anna Marie Gilroy Vivian Edwards Jimmy De Vine Arnold Busch Hazel Ruggerg Sunset Becomes Rhythm features Betty Jane Gilroy Tom Phelps Anita Busch Robert Wazac Esther Schultz Lydia O Connell David Christensen Elroy Gish Mary McAndrew Ruth Eleanor Myatt Robert Mount and Eva Kammer.
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Lost Nation
Dramatic Department
Lost Nation High School
Lila Machande
Sidney Story
Margaret Ales
David Dake
Alice Cressey
Wheatfire
Lowell Sievers
Anne Frazier
Ruth Mohl
Wayne Lembaugh
Son’s Ear
Robert Wazac
Esther Schultz
Lydia O’connell
David Christensen
Elroy Gish
Mary McAndrew
Ruth Eleanor Myatt
Robert Mount
Eva Kammer
State Center man shot dead in cafe clash
Harold Eggers 22 was killed in a cafe in State Center at 8 20 p m Monday after an escalating quarrel with J D Cross operator of the cafe Cross is jailed in Marshalltown on a murder tech charge He admitted the shooting and a waitress corroborated the narrative Cross reportedly grabbed a .45 revolver from under the counter and fired Eggers through the neck Eggers had earlier been paroled from Anamosa reformatory after a 1932 burglary sentence
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State Center
Harold Eggers
J. D. Cross
Cross
Marshalltown
O. E. Sweet
Eggers
Cross Cafe
Anamosa
Hill Learns First Hand How Jobs Are Abandoned For WPA
DES MOINES AP L S Hill Iowa works progress administrator learned that private workers leave jobs for WPA positions. He found his part time maid on a canning project at Polk county farm for 55 dollars a month and fired others while letting her stay. Relief officials said they are not always informed when relief rolls gain private employment.
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DES Moines
L. S. Hill
Iowa
Works Progress Administrator
WPA
Hill
Dentists and Physicians Plan Iowa City Clinic Meeting
More than 500 physicians and dentists are expected for the twenty eighth annual clinics. The dental meeting opens Thursday with lectures demonstrations and ward walks while the medical clinic runs Thursday through Saturday. Noted out of state speakers include Dr Paul A Edmond and Dr Gerald Timmons. Iowa speakers include Dr A N Hamiston and Rush Medical College leaders Dr Ernest Irons and Dr Vernon David.
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Iowa City
College of Medicine
College of Dentistry
Physicians’ Clinic
Paul A. Edmond
Chicago
Gerald Timmons
Indiana University
Case Of Alleged Violator Of Election Laws Continued
The hearing for Albert Penn president of Penn Electric Switch Co charged with Iowa election law violations was rescheduled by Municipal Judge Charles Cooter to December 11. The delay followed a request by union attorney John Connolly as J C Lewis federation leader was in Washington and Tampa for AFL conventions.
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CES
Moiies AP
Albert Penn
Penn Electric Switch Company
Iowa
Charles Cooter
Penn
John Connolly
J. C. Lewis
Iowa Federation of Labor
Washington, D. C
Tampa
American Federation of Labor
Pioneer La Porte City Woman Dead At 91
LA PORTE CITY Mrs. Daniel Belcher 91 bedfast since last March died at her home Sunday. Born Sarah Jane Bruce February 19 1845 in Pulaski Penn she moved with parents to Orangeville Ill then to La Porte City. Married Daniel Belcher in 1865 at Vinton she lived here 68 years. Survived by two daughters Georgia Belcher and Mrs Gladys Young. Funeral services were held Tuesday with burial in West View cemetery.
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The
Gazette
LA Porte City
Daniel Belcher
Sarah Jane Bruce
Robert
Mary Bruce
Pulaski
Penn
Orangeville
Ill
Here
Vinton
Georgia Belcher
Gladys Young
West View Cemetery
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Oelwein Boy
Martelle Juniors
Vinton Web
Enecks
Coords
3Rd Ave
State
Dr. Doherty
Star Jewelry
Second St
Axminster
Wilton
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