Prominent Churchmen to Speak at Iowa Baptist Convention
Prominent denominational leaders headline the Iowa Baptist convention in Cedar Rapids this week at First Baptist church. About 300 delegates attend a schedule featuring pastors conferences, Woman's Mission sessions, and talks by Dr. R. G. Schell and Dr. J. C. Robbins.
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Iowa Baptist Convention
First Baptist Church
Woman’s Baptist Mission Society
R. G. Schell
Chicago
Ministers’ Council
The
Northern Baptist Convention
John Kern
Osage
J. Lee Lewis
Mason City
First Christian Church
Schell
J. C. Robbins
American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Board of Managers
F. R. Asquith
Christ
Frank Anderson
E. E. Esslinger
R. P. Plimpton
S. E. Wilcox
W. H. Shippey
William Welsh
M. B. O’banion
Paul Morf
M. L. Dewey
O. E. Wheeler
G. R. Woodhouse
Sam Shumate
J. R. Waggoner
Frank D. Moore
Russell
New York
Boston University
Berkeley Baptist Divinity School
Rarekin
Christian Center
West End Community House
Boston
California
Berkeley Divinity School
John C. Killian
Comporter-Missionary Department
American Baptist Publication Society
Assam
Macalester College
Wickstrand
Kenosha
Wis
United States
Burrus E. Beard
Webster City
S. R. Hawkins
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Beard
Robbins
Alma J. Noble
World Wide Guild
Northern Baptist Educational Board
F. A. Agar
Agar
M. Forest Ashbrook
Ashbrook
Denison University
Colgate-Rochester Divinity School
Kalamazoo
Adrian
Mich
Probate of Mary Ferreter will filed in district court
The will of Mary Ferreter who died September 24 is admitted to probate. Beneficiaries include Mary Margaret Lefebvre Fairfax Elizabeth Ferreter Coons Kansas City Mo Benjamin Ferreter Ponca City Okla Richard Ivan Ferreter Casa Grande Ariz Armand Lefebure Fairfax Henry Lefebure New York City Mary Ferreter Waddell Rogersville Ala and Edward Ferreter Oklahoma. The will dated March 23 1933. Sarah Ann Lanning sole beneficiary and executrix under the will of E M Lanning admitted to probate. Mr Lanning died March 26 Will dated December 18 1909. Helen Volesky died September 21 estate to son William B Volesky and daughters Nora C Lorence and Libbie A Smahel executor named. The will admitted to probate Saturday drawn Oct 3 1935.
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Mary Ferreter
Mary Margaret Lefebvre
Fairfax
Elizabeth Ferreter Coons
Kansas City
Benjamin Ferreter
Ponca City
Okla
Richard Ivan Ferreter
Casa Grande
Ariz
Armand Lefebure
Henry Lefebure
New York City
Mary Ferreter Waddell
Rogersville
Ala
Edward
William B. Volesky
Nora C. Lorence
Libbie A. Smahel
Decree Upheld In Soukup Workman’s Comp Appeal
A state supreme court reversal of Linn county district court action on Frank Soukup’s December 22 1933 right foot injury led to a ruling by Judge A B Clark granting $98 01. The district court had added compensation for 351 weeks after an industrial commission reopening on permanent disability. The Shores company as employer and St Paul Mercury Indemnity Company as insurer appealed to the supreme court.
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State Supreme Court
Linn County
Frank Soukup
A. B. Clark
District Court
State Industrial Commissioner
The
Shores Company
St. Paul Mercury Indemnity Company
Supreme Court
C. I. T. seeks possession in replevin case over three refrigerators
In district court C. I. T. sues Home Coal company and B. R. Stuff doing business as Home Coal, asking judgment for possession of three refrigerators. The plaintiff claims ownership under alleged assigned contracts and agreements and asserts the defendants detain the property denying the plaintiff’s entitlement to possession.
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C. I. T. Corporation
The
Home Coal Company
B. R. Stuff
O'Brien Wins 175 Judgment in Belle Plaine Car Injury
Judge H C Ring awards Margaret O'Brien 175 after a personal injury suit by her father Thomas O'Brien against Mrs Ethel Kepler. Injuries arose when a defendant car allegedly struck a bicycle ridden by the girl and her brother in Belle Plaine. Case submitted with jury waiver.
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H. C. Ring
Margaret O’brien
Thomas O’brien
Ethel Kepler
O’brien
Belle Plaine
Kvach Wins Divorce From Koach on Desertion Grounds
Judge H. C. Ring grants 36 year old Charles R. Kvach a divorce from Phoebe Koach on desertion grounds. The couple wed October 9, 1926 in Maquoketa after an original petition filed May 4, 1933.
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H. C. Ring
Charles R. Kvach
Phoebe Koach
Maquoketa
Parker to take over Sen. D. Moore grocery store Monday
Forrest Parker will assume ownership of the Sen. D. Moore grocery store next Monday. Parker is an experienced businessman currently employed at Roeder's cafe, while Mr. Moore has not announced his future plans.
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Hazleton
Forrest Parker
Sen. D. Moore
Mr. Parker
Roeders Cafe
Moore
Scientists Groove Clouds With Airplane Flight Study
Two scientists, Irving Langmuir and Alexander Forbes, report in the Journal of the Aeronautical Sciences that planes leave distinct furrows in stratus cloud tops and, in some cases, cut through the cloud layers. The wakes persist briefly as the cloud reorganizes, with observations from Saratoga Springs New York New London Connecticut and Montauk Point Long Island.
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Cambridge, Mass
Irving Langmuir
Alexander Forbes
Harvard Medical School
Journal of the Aeronautical Sciences
Saratoga Springs
New York
New London
Conn
Montauk Point
Long Island
Pinkham Notch
Mount Washington
New Hampshire
Florence Zollinger Named Home Demonstration Agent
Miss Florence E. Zollinger resigns from Vinton high school to join Iowa State College extension service as home demonstration agent for Cerro Gordo and Hancock counties. She previously taught home economics at Vinton High School after graduating from Coe College.
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Florence Zollinger
Cerro Gordo
Hancock Counties
Florence E. Zollinger
Avenue
Vinton High School
Coe College
Iowa State College Extension Service
Zollinger
Miss Zollinger to Start New Work in October
Mason City and Garner headquarters announce Miss Zollinger will begin her new work on Oct 19. Decorah Elks degree team will travel to LaCrosse to officiate at a large initiation with about 100 Decorah delegates, V F W Junior drum and bugle corps, and LaCrosse providing a bus.
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Mason City
Garner
Decorah
Decorah Elks Lodge
LaCrosse
LaCrosse Lodge
Decorah Lodge
Hanford Legion Post To Elect And Install Officers
Hanford Post No. 5 of the American Legion will elect and install officers at the Memorial building Tuesday at 8 p.m. Gilbert Martin is nominated for post commander without opposition. Committee reports will be heard and there will be entertainment with the post drum and bugle corps assisting. Refreshments will be served.
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Hanford
American Legion
Army
Memorial
Gilbert Martin
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ONTV
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Crandie
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Iowa City Railway
Court House News
Sues
French Stamats
Cedar Rapids Advertising and Printing Concern
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Herbert S. Stamats
Isabel Stamats
Peter O. Stamats
Sarah J. Stamats
Frank K. French
Clara M. French
Burlington
Excelsior Granite Co., Inc
O. Wilbert Anderson
Anderson Monument Company
Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press Science
Tipton
Ray A. Potter
George Ormsby
Farmers’ Union
James Hiner, Jr
Buffalo Bill
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Richard Prior
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Dick Swartzlender
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Hygeia Nursing Bottles
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Tangee Rouge
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