Hyland And Leo Stage Final Appeals In Senatorial Contest
Democrats toured Benton and Tama counties to mobilize support for M W Hyland in the state senate race while Republicans backed R V Lee and pressed the rural vote. The campaign featured sharp party rhetoric and a last minute effort to drive farmers to the polls ahead of the Tuesday election.
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Toledo
Benton
Tama
M. W
Mike) Hyland
R. V. Lee
Vinton
Belle Plaine
Dysart
Traer
Senate
Leo
M. P. Kruse
Kruse
Hyland
Frank B. Kruse
Democratic Central Committee
Benton County
Karl W. Fischer
Republican Central Committee
Fischer
Frank Hunnicutt
Jews City Men Fined On Liquor Charges
Ward L Abbott and A L Whetstine appeared before Judge James P Gaffney on illegal transport of liquor charges. Each man was fined 582 dollars and costs with three year jail terms suspended on payment. liquor found in cars at a fraternity house led to arrest Friday night.
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Caxette
A. L. Whetstine
Ward L. Abbott
Ova
James P. Gaffney
Ogden Bank Bandit To Be Returned To Boone
Sioux City AP reports Theodore Riner 34 confessed to robbing the First National Bank of Ogden Saturday and to be surrendered Monday to Boone county authorities. Detectives say the hold up netted $400 to $500 and include an attempted abduction of Mrs. A W Wies of Sergeant Bluff Friday.
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Sioux City
Theodore Riner
First National Bank of
Ogden
Boone County
Tom Green
Riner
A. W. Wies
Bluff
Postmaster Bruce Mills Found Dead In Woodbine Barn
Funeral services planned for Bruce Mills 65 postmaster and former town representative. He died by his own hand Sunday his body discovered hanging in a barn at his Woodbine home. Survived by widow a daughter and two sons.
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Woodbine
Bruce Mills
Town House of Representatives
Mills
Jury Hears Claim Of Man Who Found Bank Loot
In Clinton Indiana district court Gus Flood seeks $10 000 claiming the $100 500 stolen from City National Bank in March 1932 qualifies as lost money. Flood recovered the loot after bandits dumped it in a cornfield and the bank refuses payment claiming it was not lost money. Six men and six women sit as jurors in the case.
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Clinton
INL
City National Bank
Gus Flood
Flood
Four-State Liquor Conference Proposed by Governors
A Pioneer Press dispatch from Chicago reports Gov Clyde L Herring of Iowa proposed a four state liquor control conference with Minnesota Illinois and Wisconsin. He suggested an early conference likely in Des Moines and favored a plan to eliminate private liquor sales.
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ST. Paul
Pioneer Press
Chicago
Clyde L. Herring
Iowa
L. B. Farrington
Minnesota Liquor Commission
Herring
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Des Moines
Clinton dam project seen as creating 700 jobs
The Clinton Mississippi river dam proposal is viewed as virtually certain to hire about 700 men for three years. Army engineers expect bids around December 19 for the LeChaire dam and note both projects aim to develop the upper river channel. Construction at Clinton would likely start in spring with a low type dam costing about 3.3 million dollars.
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Clinton
INS
Mississippi River
Army
Washington
LeChaire
Good Roads Meeting Set at South Bethel Church
Special to The Gazelle Tipton announces a good roads meeting at the South Bethel church five miles south of Tipton next Monday evening October 9. Discussion will cover surfacing the Muscatine road with gravel or crushed stone, a main highway into Tipton from the south serving the church and cemetery. The route, once cut from the county trunk system, was restored after 1928 bonds. Proponents note it is the shortest Tipton to Muscatine and to primary No 6 and is heavily traveled.
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Gazelle
Tipton
South Bethel Church
Muscatine
South Bethel Church and Cemetery
Marquette Girl Weds McGregor Dentist in Swedish Lutheran Church
Dr. W. F. Todd of McGregor married Miss Elizabeth Langlie daughter of A. B. Langlie of Marquette at the Swedish Lutheran church with Rev. J. F. Parsons officiating. Attendants include Senator M. X. Geske Thora Langlie and Eva McBride. A reception for fifty followed at the Langlie home. Dr. Todd a University of Town dentistry graduate Mrs. Todd studied music at Augustana College and taught in Rock Island and Los Angeles.
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Gazette
McGregor
W. F. Todd
Elizabeth Langlie
A. B. Langlie
Marquette
Swedish Lutheran Church
J. F. Parsons
M. X. Geske
Thora Langlie
Clifton
Minn
Eva McBride
Minneapolis
Langlie
Todd
College of Dentistry
University of Town
Augustana College
Rock Island
Los Angeles
Des Moines Woman Wins Iowa Artists Club Prize
Dorothea Tomlinson of Des Moines won first prize in the Iowa Artists club annual competition for meritorious works by native Iowans. Her oil The covered bridge was judged best Iowa exhibit by William Palmer of New York on Sunday. Adrian Dornbush of the Stone City art colony placed second with Ridge Road, and Clifton E. Adams of Lehrville came third with Hitch Hiker.
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Des Moines
Dorothea Tomlinson
Iowa Artists Club
Iowa
William Palmer
New York
Adrian Dornbush
Stone City
Belle Plaine Bride and Omer Hendricks Wed in Moline
Miss Helen Forre daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Van Horbeck Belle Plaine and Omer Hendricks son of Henry Hendricks Moline were married in an eight o'clock mass at Sacred Heart church Moline. Rev J B Culemans officiated. A wedding breakfast was served to twenty at the groom’s home and a family dinner for forty followed at the Hendricks home. The couple will reside in Moline.
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Belle Plaine
Helen Forre
Richard van Horbeck
Omer Hendricks
Henry Hendricks
Moline
Sacred Heart Church
J. B. Culemans
Helen Hendricks
Maurice Forre
Hendricks
Victor
Montgomery Ward and Company
Mount Auburn
Little Brown
Ivan Gingrich
Lucelia Gutknecht
Hudson
H. W. Riggs
Vivian Gutknecht
Ivan Hill
Lois Gingrich
Jason Gingrich
John Gutknecht
H. V. Riggs
Gutknecht
Mrs. Gingrich
Gingrich
Here
Iowa brief death notices and local notices
Iowa towns report deaths and funerals in Wayne Wayne township George Davey of Earlville Lucelia Gutknecht wedding Mount Auburn and Mount Auburn Henrietta Frank predeceased by husband Philip Frank Tipton fines and divorces Royal Neighbor convention Sigourney Wellman operetta group Cascade Cavanaugh funeral Delta accident at Delta Independence anniversary River to River hotel change Marengo River to River hotel change Mansell Phillips post installation and Chicago trip attendees
6000 Quarts Tomatoes Ready For Johnson Needy
Nearly 6000 quarts of tomatoes have been canned for Johnson county needy this winter. Plans are underway to send equipment from Iowa City to Lone Tree to preserve vegetables grown in community gardens. Vegetables from the 35 acre garden near Iowa City are stored in caves while families preserve produce from subsistence plots. Lucille Bruner of the Social Service League notes relief workers earned food stuffs as their winter pay. The Johnson county emergency relief committee has $2800 in October and $3300 in September from Reconstruction Finance Corp funds.
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The
Gazette
Iowa City
Johnson County
Lone Tree
Ana
Lucille Bruner
Social Service League
Social Service League For Relief
Johnson County Emergency Relief Committee
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Capitalism Face Downsized by Planned World Order, Iowa Vespers
University of Iowa students heard Grinnell College sociologist Edward Steiner declare capitalism has failed due to the profit system and government reach into every life. He warned nationalism and Hitlerism threaten a new world war unless youth unite for a new path.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Edward A. Steiner
Grin‘well College
University of Iowa
Grinnell
Steiner
Prof. Steiner
Traer Man Fined On Liquor Charge
William Mowery of Traer appeared before Judge Carl B. Stiger on a charge of keeping intoxicating liquor not properly labeled and was fined 100 dollars after removing his prior plea of not guilty. He remains jailed until the fine is paid. Albert Bradley also faced Judge Stiger on a similar charge and was fined 100 dollars plus costs.
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Toledo
William Mowery
Traer
Carl B. Stiger
Albert Bradley
Stiger
Too Much Doctrine In Today's Sermons, Says Dr. Morehouse
Dr. D W Morehouse president of Drake University told First Christian church attendees that Protestant sermons overemphasize doctrine and fail to engage present conditions He urged ministers to lead with knowledge and reason replacing strict tenacity with experiential authority The talk followed a fourth anniversary sermon by Rev Loren T Jenks and an evening address by Dr Howland Hanson with broad local attendance.
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Gazette
D. W. Morehouse
Drake University of Des Moines
First Christian Church
Loren T. Jenks
Howland Hanson
Iowa State Teachers College
Grand Jury Takes Up Grattan Case in Decorah
In Decorah the October grand jury began weighing evidence in the Marvin T. Grattan murder case. If indicted, the matter may go before Judge T. H. Gohlen. Grattan’s lawyer Frank Sayre is ill and out, with defense to be led by ex County Attorney J A Nelson. County Attorney E P Shea undecided on assistants. Other grand jury business described as minor.
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Decorah
Marvin T. Grattan
Claude Mead
T. H. Goheen
Frank Sayre
Grattan
Oelwein Man Sentenced for Drunken Charge
Orry Arthur Thomas of Oelwein a former University of Iowa athlete was sentenced to five seven days in the county jail after appearing before Justice of the Peace B F Carter on a intoxication charge County Attorney F B Olsen says he will be charged with driving while intoxicated when released Special to The Gazette Iowa
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Orry
Arthur ‘Thomas
Oelwein
University of Iowa
Justice of the Peace
B. F. Carter
F. B. Olsen
Gazette
Iowa
Mrs John Dilcher dies at Gar rison heart disease
Mrs John Dilcher living five miles southwest of Garrison died Saturday of heart disease. She was born September 6, 1880 in Freeport Illinois and married to Mr Dilcher on May 2, 1906. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 pm at the Evangelical Church in Dysart. Surviving are her husband and two sisters Mrs Ellen Becker and Mrs Matilda Bahles of Freeport.
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Monticello
Anna Stahlberg
Wayne Township
Ben Tobiassen
Wayne
John Henry Stahlberg
Marvin
Elda
Hago
Tobias Tobiassen
John E. Folkerts
Fred Helgens
Zion Lutheran Church
John Willms
Earlville
Earlville Methodist Episcopal Church
George Davey
Mr. Davey
Westtown
N. Y
Emma A Davey
New York
Fairview Cemetery
Nettle Tinkey
Cedar Falls
Ruth Stonecipher
Ida Davey
Mount Auburn
Philip Frank
Evangelical
la Porte City
W. F. Brechter
Frank
Henrietta Rohr
Germany
Charles . Wilson
Charles Rupprecht
Francis Whitehead
Emil Frank
Clarence
Tipton
Oscar Ibsen
F. O. Ellison
Ibsen
Nora Onstott
Clyde Onstott
F. O Ellison
Onstott
Sigourney
Keokuk County
Royal Neighbor Lodge
K. P. Hall
Ernest Hill
Grace McCurdy
Des Moines
Arlo Conklin
Keota
Thornburg
Wellman
Cascade
John Cavanaugh
Eva Klinkner Cavanaugh
John
Catherine Klinkner
Cavanaugh
Robert
Carrie
Celestine
Mildred
Victor
Henry Digman
Worthington
John O’brien
Frederick
Iowa City
Henry Koster
Joseph Dehner
John Feltes
Modesto
Calif
George Klinkner
St. Mary's Church
T. F
Rooney
J. F. Delay
Oliver Winters
Dwight Daming
Joseph Fagan
Michael Merfeld
Thomas Conlin
Nicholas Knapp
John Kremer
Charles Macomber
Delta
James Augustine
C. Augustine
Rose Hill
Independence
William Sceman
Mr. Sceman
Littleton
Westburg Township
Emma Lenius
Seeman
Canada
Fairbank
T. D. Bright
Otto
Edward
Herbert
Jesup
Marengo
River To River
Lyle Alverson
William Newman
West Liberty
Henry Brandt
Tiffin
Hawkeye
Junior Ladies Aid Society
Joe Knox
L. H. Hoath
A. D. Knox
W. W. Burkhart
H. C. Carmichael
Mansell Phillips
American Legion
Emmett Pendergast
A E. Ady
Ben Nichols
Don Bemis
L. B. Holmes
Paul Anger
Harry F. Lewis
Chicago
Paul Anderson
A. H. Ditmars
D. C. Hazlett
Garrison
John Dilcher
Dilcher
Freeport
Evangelical Church
Dysart
Ellen Becker
Matilda Bahles
Fatal Motorcycle Crash Claims Two Riders Near Mount Pleasant
A coroner's report attributes the fatal crash to the two riders speeding on the wrong side of the road. Alvin Gander 25 of Clarence Missouri and Floyd Holst 21 of West Liberty died from injuries after their motorcycle, driven by Gander, collided head on with car driven by Walter Virden. Holst died a day after the collision in a Mount Pleasant hospital. The Virden family and two children were not seriously hurt.
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Mount Pleasant
Alvin Gander
Clarence
Floyd Holst
West Liberty
Gander
Walter Virden
Holst
Virden
West Liberty victims named in highway crash
West Liberty area man West Liberty Floyd Holst fatally hurt in a highway accident Saturday night. Alvin Gander, another victim, worked on Joe Billick’s farm near West Branch. Holst leaves seven sisters and three brothers. services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Snider chapel with Rev. W. A. Smith presiding.
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West Liberty
Floyd Holst
Henry Holst
Alvin Gander
Joe Billick
West Branch
Holst
Alma Reliance
Nichols
Norma Sorensen
Erma
May
Dorothy
Gladys
Mary
Leonard
Lone Tree
Everett
Edwin
S. C. Snider Mortuary
Snider Chapel
W. A. Smith
Methodist Church
Tama court session opens with 107 cases filed
One hundred seven cases are set for the October term to be presided over by Judge B O Tankersley of Marshalltown. Friday's filing day added many cases including a suit by Ford Reed against First National Bank of Gladbrook for 105. Laura Suchonick seeks divorce from John Suchonick with custody of a minor, $15 monthly alimony, and $100 attorney’s fee. Receivers and judgments on promissory notes involve William Cizek, C J Gallagher, EB Waite, Thomas J Wacha, Matilda Webster, and Mary Hulburd with various amounts listed.
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Toledo
B. O. Tankers- Jey
Marshalltown
First National Bank of
Gladbrook
Ford Reed
Laura Suchonick
Tama
John Suchonick
Waterloo
D. W. Bates
Toledo Savings Bank
William Cizek
C. J. Gallagher
EB. Waite
Thomas J. Wacha
Matilda
Webster and Mary
Hulburd
Hawkeye Farmer Discovers Lost Billfold in Field
Hawkeye farmer Jake Palmer found a billfold containing two twenty dollar bills while plowing last week. Owner not yet located.
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the Gazette
Hawkeye
Jake Palmer
Hawkeye Farmer
Depression Cuts Births and Marriages in Iowa in 1932
Iowa records show 39 388 births in 1932, down from a 1925 peak of 49 856. Marriages fell 43 5 percent to 8 014 from 14 190 in 1931, with laws on five day notices and financial strain cited. Deaths reached 25 786 with heart disease as the leading cause, while cancer claimed 3 001 lives. In Belle Plaine, Marian Bistrick was elected president of the American Legion Auxiliary.
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Des Moines
Cupid
Stork
Iowa
R. L. McClaren
State Bureau of Vital Statistics
McClaren
United States
Belle Plaine
American Legion Auxiliary
Marian Bistrick
Tracy Franklin
Carrie la Dage
Gretchen B. Beyer
Rosie Wirth
Anna Ruhl
Blanche Young
Flossie Park and
Mary
van Dyke
Glenn Radcliffe
Radcliffe
Eveready Prestone Solves Winter Cooling Needs
In Cedar Rapids ad copy, Eveready Prestone is advertised as a rust free coolant protection for Chevrolets and other makes, now priced at $2.95 a gallon from $4.45. The product is backed by National Carbon Co., promises zero freezing risk, and urges immediate installation before winter.
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Eveready
Prestone
Chevrolet
National Carbon Co., Inc
New York
N. Ys
Cedar Rapids
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