Lutheran Officials Clash Over Wartburg Student Protest
Iowa district Lutheran officials clashed over a Wartburg College protest urging its end. Rev A C Prochl of Iowa City attacked Monticello pastor Rev H L Adix over student charges against Synod President C C Hein. Four students face discipline as faculty weigh actions following a convention decision to close Clinton and St Paul colleges and merge them with Wartburg.
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Clinton
Iowa
American Lutheran Church
Wartburg College
A. C. Prochl
Iowa City
Prochl
H L. Adix
Monticello
Adix
Synod
C C Hein
Columbus
Ohio
Howard Flagel
Andrew
Marvin Schroeder
Bellevue
Lutheran Church
St. Paul
Waverly
Tme
Fire destroys large barn at Camp Dodge training site
A Thursday night fire razed a large barn at Camp Dodge near Des Moines, destroying three trucks, two private cars, and a tractor. The blaze left about $15,000 in losses and a 30-ton coal pile continued to smoulder into Friday.
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Des Moines
Camp Dodge
Pationals
Washington postmaster race narrows to five candidates
Five applicants are considered for the Washington postmaster position to replace Harry McCall with a temporary appointee expected by mid December. The Democratic Central Committee plans to meet soon and may forward a recommendation to Rep. Edward C. Eicher. candidates include M C Doe- Long Howard Richardson Milburn McKay Jay Brown and J M Kelly.
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Washington
Harry McCall
Democratic Central Committee
Edward C. Eicher
M C Doe- Long
Howard Richardson
Milburn McKay
Jay Brown
J M Kelly
Elgin
Elgin High School
Wen School
Clarerce
Alma Hanson
Boa Mae Frieder
Mabel Retz
Moor
Prominent Farmer John F Phillips Dies Near Ely
John Francis Phillips 56 prominent farmer died at his home Friday forenoon after a brief illness. Born Nov 9 1878 at Bert ram he lived near Ely for 14 years and farmed extensively. Survived by widow Adelaide a daughter Mrs Ollie Uleh and son Donald both at home two sisters Mrs Charles Torrance and Mrs Frank Beldin Mount Vernon and brother Lester Phillips Ely a sister Mrs Jay Burge Mount Vernon died recently. He was a member of S Co O F Ely and sought the Republican nomination for supervisor from the Second Linn district two years ago. Funeral at 2 pm Sunday at the family home by Rev John J Gent First Lutheran Cedar Rapids burial Mount Vernon cemetery with Odd Fellows aid. Friends may call at Frank A Brosh mortuary Solon Friday and Saturday.
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Ely
John Francis Phillips
Bertram
Phillips
Adelaide
Ollie Uleh
Donald
Charles Torrance
Frank Beldin
Mount Vernon
Lester Phillips
Jay Burge
Linn County
John J. Gent
First Lutheran Church
Cedar Rapids
Odd Fellows
Frank A. Brosh Mortuary
Solon
McCormick Accused of Reckless Driving
Clarence McCormick 28 of Van Horne remains jailed on reckless driving charges filed by the county attorney after a grand jury failed to indict in the Meyer fatal crash. A preliminary hearing is set before Justice Burnham. He already faces a felonious killing coroner’s jury finding and a $10,000 damage suit by Vivian Meyer.
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Vinton
Clarence McCormick
van Horne
Wifquain
Everett Meyer
McCormick
G W Burnham
Meyer
Vivian M_. Meyer
Anamosa Votes Major Tax Reduction Next Year
Taxpayers in Anamosa will see a total tax reduction of 8.57 mills in 1935. The decline follows the final payment of school bonds this year and city council action cutting 0.3 mills from the town budget.
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Anamosa
Corporation of
Iowa City Sewage Plant Cost Dispute With State Board
Unresolved talks over funding for the sewage disposal plant leave bids in abeyance. The University of Iowa would pay 40 percent of the cost if limited to the treatment plant, while the state board opposes funding improvements to Ralston creek linked to the project.
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Iowa City
State Board of Education
University of Iowa
State Board
Ralston Creek
Pleads Guilty To Making Threats In Iowa City
Ralph Fowler age 23 of Iowa City on parole after pleading guilty to malicious threats to extort in district court. He allegedly wrote an unsigned letter dated November 15 to a young woman threatening harm unless she married him. Judge Harold D. Evans continued the case for sentence.
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Iowa City
Ralph Fowler
W. F. Merriam
Solon CCC
TF. B Olsen
Fowler
Harold D. Evans
Clutier Girl Wins Tama County Spelling Crown
Clutier eighth grader Helen Dethlefs won the 1934 Tama County ace spelling contest held at Clutier under Tama County Activities association. She ranked third last year. Helen Stouffer of Buckingham finished second after a tight finish lasting to the 158th round where Stouffer failed on preceding. Dethlefs misspelled infirmary earlier.
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Clutier
Helen Dethlefs
Tama County
Allamakee Sheriff Contests Election
Allamakee County Sheriff James P. Baxter contends the November 6 election result that placed John P. King as sheriff with a 39 vote margin. Baxter alleges errors by election boards and county supervisors in vote counting and tabulation. King’s final lead followed a corrected tally from Post township. Baxter previously led by 177 in 1932. CALMAR The junior class of Calmar high school will stage The Red Headed Step Child at the Olympic theater on December 6 with Betty Morse and Donald Severson in leading roles.
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Waukon
James P. Baxter
Allamakee County
John P. King
Baxter
Board of Supervisors
Post Township
King
Calmar
Calmar High School
Olympic Theater
Betty Morse
Donald Severson
Violet Luzum
Kathyrn Kittlsby
Juanita Blackmarr
Patricia McCullon
Beverly Reisner
Francis Beevar
Donald Krysan
Victor Gechling
John Lovin
Waukon Owna “Bub” Stahl Gets Suspended Sentence
Bub Stahl indicted October 3 for illegal possession of liquor pled guilty in district court. Judge W. L. Eichendorf suspended the sentence noting it was his first liquor charge and he has a family to support.
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Waukon—Owna
Bub” Stahl
W. L. Eichendorf
Eichendorf
Neal pledged to Sigma Phi Epsilon at Iowa State College
Ames Willard Neal of Mount Vernon has been pledged to the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity at Iowa State College. He is enrolled in the general agriculture department.
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Ames
Willard Neal
Mount Vernon
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Iowa State College
Department of General Agriculture
Pheasant Hunting Advice From Iowa Game Commission
Iowa hunters prepare for the Pilgrimage to pheasant fields as the season opens Saturday with two more days next week. The commission urges license possession and carrying, seeking landowner permission, observing hours 12 noon to 5 pm, avoiding large groups, shooting only males, bag limit three per day, six in possession after day one, reporting violations, looking before shooting, not carrying loaded guns in cars, not entering fields working with horses, parking in farmyards, and not shooting other birds.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Fish and Game Commission
Tipton Man Appeals Iowa Supreme Court Over Injury Claim
Jesse J. Hamilton filed an appeal with the Iowa supreme court seeking compensation for injuries from a fall at the J LeRoy Farmer Canning company in Tipton where he served as manager. Cedar county district court ruled the injury not compensable under Judge John T. Moffit.
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DES Moines
Jesse J. Hamilton
Iowa Supreme Court
J. LeRoy Farmer Canning Company
Tipton
Canning Company
Cedar County
John T. Moffit
Marquette Council Member Dies in Pneumonia Case
Milbert Krohn 47 a railroad engineer and Marquette town council member died of bronchial pneumonia Wednesday. He is survived by his widow three children and two brothers all of Marquette. Masonic services were held at 2 pm Friday.
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Marquettie—Milbert Krohn
Marquette
Writer Marguerite Cook Dies at 44 in Des Moines
Mrs Marguerite Elizabeth Cook 44 wife of Louis Cook former state board chair died Thursday afternoon after a heart attack. Born April 17 1890 in Council Bluffs she wrote for national magazines since 1929 and earlier served as assistant editor of the Iowa Homestead. She leaves six children Louis H Cook Jr Julia Marguerite George James and Joy Abigail. Burial Monday in Council Bluffs.
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Des Moines
Marguerite Elizabeth Cook
Council Bluffs
Louis Cook
State Board of Assessment and Review
Luke Graham
Cook
Council Bluffs High School
University of Iowa
Julia
Marguerite
George
James
Joy Abigail
Harvest Home Service At Blairstown Sunday
A harvest home service will be held at the Blairstown Methodist church Sunday at 11 a.m. with Benton county Farm Bureau and 4-H clubs participating. The program features readings, talks by local leaders, musical numbers, and a joint gathering with the Presbyterian and Evangelical churches.
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Blairstown
Methodist
Benton County Farm Bureau
J. C. B. Peck
The
Presbyterian Church
Bernice Hartz
Henry Grunewald, Jr
Faye Kubichek
Donald Shuck
Hazel Shuck
Howard Rieke
Farm Bureau Women's Quartet
Allen Kline
American Farm Bureau
W. D. Winter
Evangelical Church
Methodists
University Professor Killed in Iowa Auto Crash
The University of Iowa mourns Dr. Clarence Baldridge of the College of Medicine after a fatal car accident near Donnellson Iowa Thursday night. Baldridge was a popular instructor and rising figure in the medical college.
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University of Iowa
Clarence Baldridge
College of Medicine
Donnellson
Nichols to Stage Hearts and Blossoms Operetta
Hearts and Blossoms an operetta will be presented at the high school auditorium on December 12 by the boys and girls glee clubs. Directed by Miss Balzer the cast includes Alberta Weiskamp Gwendoza Rummels Mary Smith Bennie Swickard Dick Poole Clinton Brown Helen Ostendorph John Loeb Edna Earl Irene Stolley Keith Vetter Irvin Pike Loretta Borgstadt Dorothy Dedrick will play the piano accompaniments.
Fader Convicted For Gun Battle At Missouri Valley
John Fader a 21 year old from Council Bluffs was found guilty of assault with intent to do great bodily harm to night police officer James Kirlin after a gun battle in Missouri Valley on October 17. Kirlin and partner William Clary were attacked. two bystanders were wounded. Fader testified he attended a Council Bluffs dance the night of the shooting.
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Kirlin
Fader
Council Bluffs
Amana Residents Pay Their First Taxes Promptly
In Marengo Iowa the Amana colonies kept tax records clean with minimal delinquencies while payments totaled about 28000 dollars. Residents paid taxes individually for the first time as the change from communism to capitalism did not affect tax compliance.
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Amana
Marengo
Amanas
Iowa County
Anamosa Town Marshal Arrests 20 Drivers at Busy Intersection
Dwight Kegley, acting as town marshal in Jim White's absence, reports twenty arrests in the last ten days of motorists who ignored traffic signs at the Garnavilla and Main street intersection during school hours. White recovers from surgery at Des Moines veterans hospital.
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Anamosa
Dwight Kegley
Jim White
Garnavilla
Main Street
White
Veterans’ Hospital
Des Moines
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