Centerville Bank Bandit Receives Life Term in Iowa
Jack Budiselich, 20, pleaded guilty to the Monday holdup of the Centerville Iowa Trust and Savings bank. He was sentenced to life at Fort Madison with an $5,000 appeal bond and indicated he would begin serving immediately. He previously fought recapture after a Wednesday escape attempt and led officers to loot and weapon caches near a deserted mine shaft.
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Centerville
INS
Jack Budiselich
Fort Madison
R. W. Smith
Iowa Trust and Savings Bank
Buchselich
Iowa Public Health Association Holds Annual Meeting
About 350 members attended the Iowa Public Health association annual meeting in Des Moines with morning talks by Gov. Dan Turner, Mayor Dwight Lewis, and Esther Wick of Manchester, president of the association.
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Des Moines
INS
The
Iowa Public Health Association
Dan Turner
Dwight Lewis
Esther Wick
Manchester
Survey Planned Of Iowa Relief Needs This Winter
Plans were made in Des Moines to survey Iowa counties relief needs for winter and seek federal loans if local aid falls short. A. L. Urick, secretary of Gov. Turner’s emergency relief committee, said a representative from each county board of supervisors will attend the October 15 meeting to discuss federal loans and county needs.
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Des Moines
Iowa
A. L. Urick
Turner
Emergency Relief Committee
Board of Supervisors
Urick
Noah A Slife 87 longtime Olin resident dies
Special to OLIN Nosh reports Noah A Slife aged 87 longtime Olin resident died at 3 30 am Thursday after several months illness He was born in Ohio and moved to Iowa in youth living in Paralta and Martelle before settling in Olin He served as school janitor and church janitor at the Methodist church He belonged to the Adventist church His widow survives The funeral arrangements were to be set later by W H Lyon of Gedat Rapids and the Rev
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Olin
A.slife
Ohio
Iowa
Paralta
Martelle
Methodist Church
Adventist Church
Fupee Selene Wens
W. H. Lyon
Gedat Rapids
Preachers' Kids Ass'n Begins Twelfth Year
The Cornell college Preachers' Kids association enters its twelfth year at Mount Vernon. Formed in 1921 at Cornell, the club requires members to come from a minister's home. About forty are in the Cornell chapter this year with new local members listed.
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Mount Vernon
Cornell College “Preachers’ Kids” Association
Cornell
Frederick Ackman
Oelwein
Edna Marie Brown
Rockford
Gordon Chamberlain
Arlington
John Pudge
Vinton
Dreva Hawks
Cedar Rapids
Arthur H. Maynard
Center Point
Gwendolyn Putnam
Rochelle
Iil
Constance Root
Milwaukee
Beatrice Smith
George Snyder
Elgin
Stansell
Dixon
Helen Keena Maywood
William Tennant
New Sharon
Advice Against Women Studying Law from UI Professor
Prof Mason Ladd of the University of Iowa told a district meeting of the Iowa Federation of Women's clubs in Iowa City that women should not take up law unless they feel a special urge. He said women face greater difficulties than men in practicing law.
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Iowa City
Mason Ladd
University of Iowa
Ladd
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Insanity Claimed in Altringer Slaying Case
Dr Andrew H Woods head of the University of Iowa said Altringer was insane after a post mortem in Dubuque. Woods argued for treatment rather than hanging and urged changes to court procedure for criminal insanity. The execution occurred as scheduled after the plea was denied.
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Iowa City
Andrew H. Woods
University of Was
Woods
Altringer
Dubuque
Burgstahler Reports Cornell Experiment Success
Dr. H J Burgstahler, president of Cornell, said a Mount Vernon Iowa program admitting exceptional high school students after three years of prep is successful. The Omaha Methodist Church group heard the report with other college presidents in attendance.
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Omaha
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
H. J. Burgstahler
Cornell
Methodist Church
J. L. Hillman
Simpson
R. E.o’brian
Morningside
James E. Coon
Iowa Wesleyan
Heavy Frost Stages Across Iowa Nightly Temperatures Drop
Clear skies in Iowa Thursday followed heavy general frosts overnight from Dubuque and Charles City to Davenport, Des Moines and Keokuk. Lighter frosts were seen in Sioux City and Council Bluffs, with Charles City and Dubuque recording 32 degrees.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Dubuque
Charles City
Davenport
Keokuk
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
Delaware County Ministerial Association Elects Officers
E D Wells of Manchester is named president of the Delaware County Ministerial Association at its Earlville meeting. Other officers include T J Elwick of Strawberry Point as vice president and J W Atkins of Lamont as secretary and treasurer.
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Earlville
Delaware County Ministerial Association
E. D. Wells
Manchester
T. J. Elwick
Strawberry Point
J. W. Atkins
Lamont
F. C. Grieve
Masonville
G. W. McConkey
Edgewood
G. C. Nothdurst
Colesburg
P. P. Pease
Greeley
Frank Cass
Delhi
A. B. Soule
L. C. Smith
Three Men Face Fines In Anamosa Court
In Anamosa district court Judge J. T. Moffit fined Lloyd Hammond Jr. 100 dollars with 30 days in jail option for petty larceny. Don was fined 200 dollars or 60 days for illegal possession of intoxicating liquor. Ed Day was fined 200 dollars and costs for violating a liquor injunction. J R Close was acquitted of false drawing of a check.
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Anamosa
J. T. Moffit
Lloyd Hammond, Jr
Monticello Oy Don
Ed Day
J. R. Close
Carl Tjaden
Westco
Fourth District Club Women Meet Next Week
Fourth district club women gather for their thirty sixth annual convention at Osage next Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs J H Hager of Waukon presides. State president Mrs William Larrabee and first vice president Mrs De Henely of Grinn discuss public safety. Readings and music accompany the program with speakers from Des Moines and Mason City.
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West Union—Fourth District Club
Osage
J. H. Hager
Waukon
William Larrabee
de Henely
Grinthe
Beha
Felix A. Hennessy
Roscoe Bane
Des Moines
Hennessy
Wilda
Spencer Goode
Charles City
Mason City
Carl Reed
Cresco
Fayette County
A. 8. McMurray
Oelwein
E . McKree
West Union
T. A. Dealt
No Unemployment in Wheatland Report
Wheatland reports no unemployment with every job seeker employed. Local idle workers are assigned to road surfacing projects north and south of town and extra section labor has been hired to meet demand.
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Wheatland
Court To Convene At Elkader Monday
Elkader judge H E Taylor will open the October district court session. A 35 member petit jury is drawn. The docket lists six criminal actions, 82 probate matters, 154 old civil cases and 114 new civil cases including twelve divorce actions and fourteen foreclosures. Four equity cases are set for trial.
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Elkader
H. E. Taylor
District Court
Ee Ay
D. S.uthorized
Edward Kohler
C. C. Witham
First Year Nursing Class 40 Percent Larger in 1932
The Iowa Bremen of Iowa reports the freshman nursing class up 40 percent from 1931 with 77 women enrolled this fall versus 55 last year. The yearling law class grew 32.8 percent. Total enrollment in the medical and law college is 220 students.
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Iowa
Bremen of Iowa
Man Stabs Wife and Fires at Police in Dubuque
In Dubuque AP reports Detective Fred Seyler was hospitalized with serious wounds after being shot by Leo Jungk, who had attacked his wife. Officers found Jungk in a shed. he shot at them and was wounded but not seriously.
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Dubuque
Fred Seyler
Leo Jungk
Jungk
Seyler
Johnson County Likely to Reduce Board Size
Johnson County voters in Iowa City will decide on November 8 whether to cut the board of supervisors from five to four. A petition with 2 566 qualified voters prompted the county commissioners to order a general election vote next month. The measure follows sufficient signatures gathered over the summer.
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Johnson County
Iowa City
Bartels Named Head Of Maynard Legion Post
Charles Bartels was elected commander of the Lundbye Gray post in Maynard. Officers of the auxiliary were installed the same evening with Mrs. C. H. Nordyke as president and Mrs. Rolland Walter as first vice president.
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Bartels
Maynard Legion
Maynard
Charles Bartels
Lundbye- Gray
Robert Panier
Eens
B. W. Patsy
C. H. Nordyke
Rolland Walter
Ian Ed Schrader
Earl Foss
R. E., Glen
Jes Samuelson
Holbrook couples wed at St Michael's in morning ceremony
Miss Helen Gaffey daughter of Mr and Mrs M J Sey of Parnell and Francis Donohue son of J P Donohue of Oxford were married Tuesday morning at St Michael's church Holbrook. Rev R J Ryan performed the single ring ceremony. The bride graduated from the Wilona farm near Holbrook.
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Aes
Helen Gaffey
M. J. Sey
Parnell
Francis Donona
J. P. Donohue
Oxford
Lanne
St. Michael’s Church
Holbrook
R. J. Ryan
Wilona Farm
Mrs Smith warns of saloon menace at Iowa WCTU
Ida B Wise Smith president of the Iowa WCTU told the annual convention the temperance movement faces a "forward or backward" choice. She urged delegates to intensify efforts to elect dry congressmen and warned against belief in any safeguards against a return of the saloon system.
Five Iowa Cities Get Post Offices
Washington AP reports five Iowa cities Clinton Hampton Osage Sac City and Storm Lake received new post offices under the Garner-Wagner relief law. All buildings fit the class costing not more than $100 000 each.
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Washington
Iowa
Clinton
Hampton
Osage
Sac City
Storm Lake
Belle Plaine group travels to Des Moines for Hoover speech
A caravan of twenty Belle Plaine residents headed to Des Moines on Tuesday to hear President Hoover. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Charles E Burrows and their two children, John R Burrows, Charles V Sanket, Sally Wertheim, Arthur L Janss, Dr. W Rowland, Mr. and Mrs. LeVerne Clarke, Miss Helen Mitchell, Lloyd Ritland, Wayne Conrad and others.
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Belle Plaine
Des Moines
Hoover
Aera
Charles E. Ee ° Burrows
Robert Burrows
John R. Burrows
Charles V. Sanket
Sally Wertheim
Arthur L. Janss
Co. W. Rowland
LeVerne Clarke
Helen Mitchell
Lloyd ©. Ritland
Wayne Conrad
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Associated Press
Molly Carran
West Branch
Noah A. Slife
Burgstahler
Armstrong
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Mrs. Smith
H. G. Fussell
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