Legion Auxiliary installs officers and lists committees
American Legion auxiliary at Hanford post No. 5 installed officers at Memorial building with 57 members present. President Mrs J P Winn led a roster including vice president Mrs Gilbert Martin and secretary Mrs Harry Gunderson, plus a host of committee chairs for membership, ways and means, and community service. A plan to recruit 18 members for a membership drive was announced with a picnic at the Memorial building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Hanford Post No. 5
Memorial Building
Marie Lockhart
Center Point County
J P Winn
Gilbert Martin
Harry Gunderson
Alma Vokolck
Clare Nichols
del Stanton
Fred C. Parrish
L V Koch
D M Robertson
L P Lyman
H E. Haege
Sam Christiansen
Winn
Haegs
H H. Wage
Lyman
S. W Hklinge
Ways and Means
Merrill Fisher
Leo Duster
Margaret Matus
F W Kopp
Oakdale
Robert Vesely
Koch
Mabel Rugh
Oscar Lundqust
E. O Coffine
Gunderson
Ear Heince
Nichols
Robertson
Olive Johnson
B D Siiman
Joan F
Stodaia Flora
C F Ferms
Olse Archer Properety
Fred Johnsor
Divison
Charmen Siso
Secretam
N F Blevkie
W D Cunningham
Henre Muss Jean Gunn
M. R C Hope
Fred C Ppatis
A E Wilson
Dan Hreinenier
Swanton
Bruce West
Floyd Mosburg
Waller Paine
Haege
Wage Cochairmen
Ferris
Wilson
Mosberg
Stanton
Arthur Bezdek
Parrish
Vesely
Merle Harris
Howard Neff
W Payne
Silliman
Ax “Whistler
Garl Darey
Cedar Rapids
Martin
John Devin
Hustorian
F C Fisher
Kopp
Sylvia
Wilsons
Mrs J P Winn Installed as Auxiliary President
Mrs J P Winn was installed as president of the American Legion Auxiliary at Hanford Post No 5 during a Tuesday evening meeting at the Memorial building. She succeeds Mrs Leonard Koch in the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J P Winn
American Legion Auniary
Hanford Post No 5
Memorial Building
Winn
Leonard Koch
Tuesday Art Club Celebrates Thirteenth Anniversary
The Tuesday Art Club marked its 13th anniversary with a luncheon at the Elks Club hosted by Mrs T E Swan and Mrs Walter French. Decorations featured club colors yellow and blue with asters and mangolds as a centerpiece, gifts were given to retirements, and bridge prizes were awarded to members including Mrs Larson and Mrs Orville Hepner.
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Elks Club
T E Swan
Walter French
Mangolds
E O Samuelson
French
Fred Larsen
Fred Small
Larson
Orville Hepner
Andrew Peterson
Maurice Sealy
C T Houser
George Knaus
J CG Mahannah
Peterson
Miss Alberta Hoppe Named Associate Editor at Iowa State Magazine
Miss Alberta Hoppe from near Cedar Rapids is named associate editor of the Green Gander at Iowa State College. The campus humor publication is sponsored by Sigma Delta Chi and Theta Sigma Phi. Hoppe is a senior in home economics and a graduate of Orrant High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Hoppe
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State College
Sigma Delta Chi
Theta Sigma Phi
Hoppr
Orrant High School
Delta Pheta Chi elects Towa Stema chapter president
Tyma Hasek was elected president at a Tuesday evening meeting at the Ramseselt hotel. Other officers include Martha Stephan as vice president Cieda Schuarter secretary and Wima Ladace treasurer. The program reviewed the book Alice in Wonderland by Mrs Crore Bird, the local advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyma Hasek
Towa Stema
Delta Pheta Chi
Ranmseselt
Martha Stephan
Cieda Schuarter Ceretary
Wima Ladace
No Apology for a Peddler as Cake Burns
A sharp line captures a speaker declaring no apologies to a peddler when she detects her cake burning, highlighting a blunt stance on propriety and domestic mishap.
Folk Songs Topic At Meeting Czech Fine Arts Society
The Czech Fine Arts Society held a meeting with Miss Rose Bartunek noting Czech folk songs flourished in the eighteenth century despite oppression. Performers included Mrs. Marie Kopecky Beals, Carl Zbanek, Rose Paidar, and Miss Bernice Hach. solos by Ronald Moehlmann and Eleanor Taylor followed. Elections reshaped committees as Marguerite Roushur became secretary and Alma Turechek’s vacancy on social duties was filled. A Czech chorus rehearsal was announced for Sunday at Matice Skolska under Helen Kacena Stark.
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Cech
Rose Bartunek
Czech Fine Arts Society
Miss Bartuneck
Oldrich and
Bozena
Marie Kopecky Beals
Carl Zbanek
Rose Paidar
Bernice Hach
Ronald Moehlmann
Eleanor Taylor
Miss Taylor
Moehlmann
Ebba
Marguerite Roushur
Marie Wosxoun
New York City
Alma Turechek
Edna Mae Sila
Matice Skolska Winder
Helen Kacena Stark
Big Springs Get-Together Set For Friday Evening
The Big Springs community night is scheduled Friday at 6 30 pm at the Big Springs school. All are welcome and attendees are asked to bring sandwiches and a covered dish. The playground commission will oversee singing and games.
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Big Springs
Mayo Installed As Rex Pastor At Trinity Methodist
A church gathering at Trinity Methodist honored Rex and Mrs Harold Mayo as Mayo became the new pastor. The program aired on a MAYO radio station with Invocations, welcomes, and performances by church members and youth groups. The event ended with a benediction and social hour.
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Trinity Methodist Church
Rex
Harold Mayo
Mayo
Nelle Ross
Ladies Aid
Stewart Shank
H A. Crumb
St. James Methodist Church
William Grunewald
Paul Gard
George Youtzy
Lucille Steyne
Regina Drake
A B Steyne
Ed Kruger
Maxine Surry
Lloyd Holmes
Epworth League
Earl Youtzv
Ross
Mrs Mayo
Los Circle
Freshmen and Sophomore Groups Announced at YoWoC Tea
About 100 women attended the YoWoC tea at Voorhees Hall honoring Coe Steshiman. Miss Mary Bello and Mrs Helen Burt led the tea table with Miss Mary Care in charge of arrangements. Frances Heat Virgin Revib Carelyn Van Meter and Jean Dow Waterret Carson were named to the freshmen and sophomore groups. Keecke and Barvibeth Jackson Peete Vane Nenveth Ruth Je were among the honored members. Naneteenery Teeth oS Pas secured a position with Jeeves Baasher as a graduate of Wot web Strose. Hooc commerce at the University of Iowa was noted in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couel
Voorhees
Coe Steshiman Wonen
Mary Bello
Helen Burt
Mary Care
Charan
Artrabheemants Mos
Campbell
Yow
COA
Fie
Gpheomor Coune
Certedith Orse Mn
Frances Heat
Virgin Revib
Carelyn van Meter
Jean Dow Watearet Carson Fitor Keecke
Coca Wakie Kathe
Barvibeth Jackson Peete Vane Nenveth
Ruth Je
Bardes
Naneteenery
Jeeves Baaher
University of Towa Aa
Smaller Collared Coats Help Fur Cuffs Rise in Style
The article notes fashion shifts toward coats with higher, smaller collars in fur, using nutria, beaver, mink, and kolinsky furs for a neater top line. It highlights simple fur cuffs to boost luxury without bulk and predicts more fur cuffs this winter.
Hunger strike prisoner returns empty meals at Clarinda jail
Lloyd Jewell on a hunger strike for eleven days protests Iowa liquor law. Deputies report his plate comes back empty daily and he has not spoken to jail staff. He claims food from his trays is going to others and seeks an investigation of jail food and housing while disputing liquor ownership and stamping. The case will be presented to the grand jury convening October 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarinda
Lloyd Jewells
Iowa
R J McCardy
Jewell
Towa
Missouri
Shen McCardy
Creston Plans Ten Thousand Dollar Deep Well
A tentative agreement with the Federal Emergency Relief Administration to fund a 1200 foot deep well in Creston aims to relieve municipal water shortages. George Keller notes a $10 per foot estimate and a plan to repay via local revenues until costs are recovered, with a special election possible to authorize municipal bond financing.
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DFS
Creston
George Keller
Miser Ray Emerson
PERA
Eeciun
Keller
Water shipments rise from Council Bluffs aided by FERA funds
Railcar deliveries increased to 225000 to 450000 gallons daily from Council Bluffs with FERA money supporting the shipment program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
FERA
They Couldn't Run When Law Came Coal Theft Arrests
Arthur E. Barrett 36 and Harland Butters 56 were arrested for larceny of coal after police caught them towing coal across Cedar Lake in a boat. About 500 pounds were found on a Chevrolet truck and a ton piled on the ground near Weing Road after the boat docked. Both men were arraigned before Justice Henry A. Stearns and the cases continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Barrett
Sixth Street SE
Harland Butters
Eleventh Street
Cedar Lake
Milwaukee Railroad
Weing Road
Henry A. Stearns
Barber Chief Calls for Silence in Barbershops
In Chicago, Henry J Walker of Lincoln Nebraska, secretary treasurer of the National Association of Barber Boards, urged barbers to maintain silence unless spoken to. He argued it should be a law that barbers should not discuss weather or Dizzy Dean while a razor is on a customer's throat.
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Chicago
Dizzy Dean
Henry J Walker
Lincoln
Neb
National Association of Barber Boards
Walker
Normandy Crowns King of Big Eaters in Gastronomic Contest
Charles Vienot weighing 326 pounds won Normandy’s annual gastronomic contest in Rouen. He consumed a menu featuring fish, chicken, mutton, white beans, a cheese assortment, twenty nine cheese pieces, six apple tarts, and multiple wines and ciders in a display of endurance and appetite.
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Rouen
France
Charles Vienot
Normandy
Vienot
Burgundy
British Lose Out In Women s Golf Meet
The National Women s Championship shifts to American hands as Wanda Morgan, former British champion, is eliminated 1 up by Mrs Burt Weil. Several U S players advance or prevail in the third round including Van Wie and Cheney with notable upsets and tight finishes.
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Chestnut Hill
United States
Marion Turpie Lake
New York
Dorothy Traung
San Francisco
Dormie Two
Miss Traung
Boston
Miss Vahey
Glenna Collett Vare
Barbara Stoddard
Piping Rock
Cheney
Leona Cheney
San Gabriel
Calif
Dorothy Campbell Hurd
Frances Williams
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Carl Scheidt
Scheidt
Miss Williams
Ty Cobb Bets On Tigers To Beat Cards In World Series
Menlo Park California Ty Cobb known as the Georgia Peach backs the Detroit Tigers to win the world series against the St Louis Cardinals Cobb says the Cardinals ride a crest of drive but the Tigers can prove themselves a great club if they prevail-Cobb notes past greatness with Detroit and predicts a Tigers victory.
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Menlo Park
Calif
INL
Ty Cobb
Georgia Peach
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Cardinals
Cobb
Detroit
Tigers
Boston
Gehringer
Frisch
Frankie
Durocher
Rogell
Owen
Martin
Tiger
Rothrock
Orsatd
Medwick
Fox
White
Gosla
Bridges
Hallahan
Walker
Dizzy Dean
Rowe
Bird
Dizzy
Ten Ball Players Go To Big League Clubs Via Draft
Ten players were selected by major leagues in the annual draft meeting held Tuesday night. Seven clubs made picks with two players awaiting Commissioner Landis approval. Named selections include Leroy Herman and Henry Erickson with Cincinnati and San Francisco, Robert Fenner with Chicago White Sox, Chester Morgan with Philadelphia, Fay Thomas with St. Louis Browns, Charles Leiber with Philadelphia Athletics, W H Lewis with Boston Braves, Eddie Cihoki with Chicago Cubs, and Fabian Kowalik with Chicago Cubs.
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Detroit
K. M. Landis
Cincinnati
Leroy Hermann
San Francisco
Henry Erickson
Louisville
Chicago White Sox
Robert Fenner
St. Paul
Vernon Washington
Indianapolis
Washington
Phillies
Chester Morgan
Beaumont
St. Louis Browns
Fay Thomas
Los Angeles
Philadelphia Athletics
Charles Leiber
Missions
Boston Braves
W. H. Lewis
Rochester
Chicago Cubs
Eddie Cihoki
Syracuse
Fabian Kowalik
Buffalo
Iowans May Hunt Ducks In Illinois And Nebraska
Iowa hunters may hunt ducks on both sides of the Missouri River under reciprocal agreements with Nebraska and Ni nosis officials, with cross state recognition on common open days. A similar arrangement exists with Illinois for the Mississippi River, and hunters must stay in their own territories on days not jointly open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Iowa
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
Ninosis
State Fish and Game Commission
Nebraska Department of Observation
Illinois Conservation Department
Mississippi River
Columbus Licks Toronto 4 0 For Third Victory
Columbus Red Birds beat Toronto Leafs 4 to 0 in their little world series. Ed Reusser pitched two hits for Columbus while Mickey Heath hit a crucial two run homer and Eddie Moore drove in two with a triple. Next game in Columbus aims to seal the series.
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Toronto
Ed Reusser
Columbus Red Birds
Leafs
Columbus
Red Birds
Steamer
Lucas
Cullop
Mickey Heath
Pattison
Heath
Eddie Moore
Arenseer
O'Dea
Riverside St. Mary's Defeats Riverside High School in Diamond Game
Riverside St. Mary's High School earned its third straight win over Riverside High School. Batteries were Beranek and Kern for Riverside while Swift Green and Schnoebelen powered St. Mary’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside St. Mary’s
Spedal
The
Gazette
Riverside
St. Mary's High School
Riverside High School
Harold Beranek
Gail Kern
Battery
Riverside High
Doc Swift
Samuel Green
Howard Schnoebelen
St. Mary's
Central City Teams Trims Alburnett 11 to 2
Central City high school baseball beat Alburnett 11 to 2 in an afternoon game. Central City had nine hits while Alburnett had four. Pitchers Etzel Schueler Titler for Alburnett and Rabbit Bolton for Central City. Alburnett will host Walker Friday afternoon.
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Central City
Alburnett
the Gazette
Etzel
Schueler
Titler
Rabbit
Bolton
Walker
Ossian High October Basketball Schedule
Ossian High announces October games with Burr Oak Protovin Fort Atkinson on several dates. Oct 5 Burr Oak at Ossian Oct 8 Protovin at Ossian Oct 12 Fort Atkinson at Ossian Oct 19 Ossian at Fort Atkinson Oct 26 Ossian at Burr Oak Nov 3 Ossian at Ridgaway.
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Ossian
Burr Oak
Protovin
Fort Atkinson
Ridgaway
Hornsby Picks Tigers Over Cardinals In World Series Tale
Rogers Hornsby compares Tigers and Cardinals noting Mickey Cochrane and Greenberg shine for Detroit and Gehringer and Durocherstout defense. He leans Tigers but concedes Dizzy Dean Hallahan and Walker could turn the tide if allowed to pitch.
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Legion Auxiliary
Anna Wilson Charters Tb
Selter
Anna Wieser
Charles
Mae Bay
M Else Boncham
Wate
Ruby Tassie
Jers
Hever
Mas Hever
Anna Alen Smith
Zarraas
Harlan
Pietades
Fey
Ordue
Alberta Hoppe Wiens
Delta Theta
Atice An Wonderlandsen
Crore Bird
Grooup
Fine Arts Society
Mayos Arne
Trinity Church
Belden Hill
OLD
Poospollict
Soptiomore Council
Cof
Louis A. Prasteh
Third Avenue St
Ohio
Amana Society
Amanda Eanry
Amana
Town
Amos Parrish
York
Mrs. Ware
Miss van Wie
Maureen Orcutt
Traing
Fishwick
Donner
Miss Hunter
van Wie
Miss Jameson
Orcutt
Miss Lawson
Hurd
Miss Brown
Ware
Stetson
Lake
Miss Gourlay
Vahey
Miss Quier
Well
Miss Wall
Higbie
Stoddard
Dennehy
Williams
Wallace
Hills
McGarry
Mrs. Hamilton
Glutting
Miss Miley
Morgan
Miss Richards
Detroit Peach
Ossian High
May Verug
Thrifty
Podzimek
Nemmers
Hornsby
Rogers Hornsby
Cardinals
Mickey Cochrane
Cochrane
Delancey
Johnny Come
Greenberg
Collns
Collins
Nakints
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