Board of Education seeks 6 million for PWA building program
Des Moines report states the state board asks the Public Works Administration for grants to fund a 6,063,220 school building plan with 2,335,985.50 state match. Projects include dormitories at Iowa State College, University of Iowa, and Iowa State Teachers College, plus various non dormitory facilities totaling 4,247,246. The plan depends on PWA approval and state legislative appropriations.
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Iowa City Briefs Highlight Local Roles And Developments
Prof Frank L. Mott of the University of Iowa journalism school has been elected Kiwanis president succeeding H J Dane. Other officers include H H Gibbs vice president E B Raymond treasurer and W E Beck and W T Hageboeck as directors. Funeral services were held for Robert R. Brown 61 who died after a stroke and had long served the university grounds and buildings department with survivors including his wife and six children. Bids will be opened by the University of Iowa on October 31 for excavation work on an addition to Hillcrest dormitory to house more than 100 men. The existing building currently houses about 140.
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Leading Roles Of Lowden Play Cast Announced
Doris Hoffmeier and Melvin Wiebel will portray the leads Friday evening Oct 28 in the high school auditorium. Other cast members include Bernice Werndt Florence Dreyer Viola Barnes Dale Battleman Duane Greve Darrel Dircks Margaret Buck and George Scheeper.
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Margaret Buck
George Scheeper
Effort To Add Two Jackson County Supervisors Voided
A petition signed by about 1000 Jackson County voters asked the board of supervisors to place a measure on the November 8 election to raise the number of supervisors to five. The Attorney General ruled the petition void after the board failed to publish the proposition four times as required. The county's five member plan would redraw districts to cover roads and bridges, though floods and finances have hindered rebuilds.
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P. E. O. Units Of 14 East Iowa Towns To Hear Maude Cooper
P. E. O chapters from thirteen eastern Iowa towns join Iowa City groups for a luncheon. Mrs Maude M Cooper of Boone will address the gathering. Attendees include members from Davenport Cedar Rapids Mount Vernon Marengo Tipton Grinnell Brooklyn Williamsburg Montezuma Washington Muscatine and West Liberty.
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Gladbrook Youth Committed Suicide Over Debt
Henry Stammer a 19 year old from Gladbrook ended his life with a 22 caliber rifle near his home after leaving a note about financial troubles. A younger brother found him in the truck. a worthless $150.40 check tied to a recent debt is noted by authorities. He was a Gladbrook High School graduate.
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Dickinson Quotes Gillette Court Stand in Iowa Campaign
Senator L J Dickinson cites a Congressional Record debate between Gillette and Senator Connally on Gillette measures to curb Supreme Court power. Dickinson criticizes Gillette for avoiding public declarations and calls for clear explanation to Iowa voters about his court policy and possible Roosevelt court packing.
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Couple At Lisbon Mark 67 Years Married
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Piepe observed their sixty seventh wedding anniversary in Lisbon on Wednesday. He is 90 and she 82. they wed October 19, 1871, at White Oak. They raised nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren and moved to Lisbon seventeen years ago after farming years. Will Piepe and Mrs. J F Bowers attended with their children.
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Corrects Announcement On Quail Season Dates
Iowa conservation commission corrects open season dates for quail hunting. Open season runs November 1 to December 1 in Lucas Appanoose Monroe Wapello Davis Van Buren Jefferson Henry Des Moines Louisa Muscatine counties. Lee county opens November 15 and closes December 15.
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Jail Breaker Reports To Independence Court
Donald Wright of near Quasqueton appeared with his attorney before Justice W. A. Johnson waived hearing and was bound for 1000 dollars to face district court November 14 on breaking jail. Bond also posted for three additional charges including obtaining property by false pretense and larceny of poultry. Albert Baresler of Des Moines, who escaped with Wright, has not been heard from.
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Senator Herring Plans South American Air Tour After Elections
Senator Clyde L. Herring disclosed plans for a Latin American goodwill flight after the November elections. He will depart Miami on November 12 and return November 29, visiting Brazil Paraguay and Argentina and staying with Paraguayan General Estigarriba.
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Fairfax men injured in scaffold collapse at farm
Four Fairfax men were hurt when a scaffold broke 15 feet above the ground on John Becker’s farm north of Watkins. Roy Hickey, 43, had a broken back and internal injuries. Howard Gibson, 18, suffered a broken pelvis and facial injuries. Ralph Stark and Jacob Selzer also bruised. Hickey and Gibson were taken to Mercy hospital in Cedar Rapids. Selzer, a contractor, and three workers were shingling a corncrib at the time of the accident.
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Death of Harold Carver prompts Marion family trip
Mr and Mrs Frank Carver were summoned to Rock Island by the death of their son Harold Carver who died at St Anthony’s hospital. Harold born Sept 1 1892 in Marion was a Marion High School graduate and had lived in Kissimmee Florida and Rock Island before his death. He leaves his parents a wife a sister Ethel Limus and a brother LeRoy. Funeral services will be at Wheelan chapel in Rock Island Friday at 2 pm with burial there.
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Pilgrim Highlanders elect officers and mission study planned
Russell Ellinger is elected president of the Pilgrim Highlanders Congregational church group with Zella Mae Fenlon as vice president and Herbert Ellinger as secretary treasurer. Mary Frances Howell chairs the program committee Faye Parks heads the social committee Dick Hall handles membership and Dale Thomas is financial. The two Christian church mission groups meet Thursday at 11 am at Mrs. C A Dykes home for a study on The American City and His Church led by Mrs. R E Lehdigh. A picnic luncheon is served at 12 30. Mr and Mrs L B De Wees host a family dinner at 909 Thirteenth Street for Mr De Wees birthday with relatives from Springville Cedar Rapids Marion and more. D C Marchant buys 1289 Eleventh Street once owned by the late Myron S Knapp. city had taken the property for back taxes.
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Cedar Rapids
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Homecoming Opens at Upper Iowa University Weekend
Upper Iowa University in Fayette starts homecoming with a campus play directed by Miss Martha Manning. The weekend features class stunts, a homecoming parade, and a football game against Luther on Saturday at 2:30. A noon college dinner, a repeat performance, and a Sunday consecration sermon by Dr Roy Victor Porter are planned.
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Ottumwa approves $240000 elementary school building program
In a special election voters approved a $240 000 elementary school building program with 2 263 yes and 1 018 no tallies. The measure advances school facilities in Ottumwa and reflects local support for expansion.
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Silver wedding anniversary celebrated in Clermont
Mr and Mrs Albert Halverson celebrated their silver anniversary with a Friday reception at West Clermont Lutheran church. About two hundred relatives attended including their children and several Bemiss Moe Nelson and Anderson family members.
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Montezuma
Helen M Bradston
Ben Bradston
Carl F. Coffey
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Stanwood Juniors Present High Pressure Homer Play
The Stanwood junior class stages High Pressure Homer Friday in the school auditorium with Adair Spear and Mary Horr in lead roles. Other cast members include Margaret Mitchell, Floyd Burgess, Cecil Spear, Dorothy Hanlon, Vanita Meyer, Alberta Busching, Imogene Sisler, Estelle Evers, Everett Kratzer, Bill Rhoads. Publicity managers are Clara Achenbach and Bill Barnes. property managers Luella Crock and Harold Burgess. stage managers Laurence Crock Edna Koering Harold Thumma. sound manager Robert Burgess Melvin Riedese. Director is Miss Anna Mae Snouffer, Mary Horr.
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Jones County Christian Education Council Meets in Monticello
The seventy third annual Jones County Council of Christian Education convention will be held in Monticello next Tuesday under theme The Word Have I Hid in My Heart. Mrs Ray Embree presides with speakers from Anamosa Martelle Morley Hopkinton and Anamosa leading seminars and talks.
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W. J Grossheim
S . Gutens
Mary Louise Yount
LaVonne Streeter
Education Conference At Cornell Iowa Teach Leaders
MOUNT VERNON Iowa an informal meeting for instructors offering educational courses in eastern Iowa colleges will be held at Cornell college Saturday Dr Russell E Jones executive secretary of the state examiner s board will be the principal speaker Dr F E Ensign of Iowa university will speak on introductory courses followed by Educational Psychology by Dr Minnie Giesecke Wight Dubuque and Educational Measurements by Dr F E C Denny of Iowa State Teachers college Dean C H Geiger of Coe and Sister M Flavian Mr St Clare will discuss elementary courses Secondary methods will be discussed by Dr Samuel McLaughlin of Cornell Dr Eva May Luse Inowa State Teachers and Dr Keith Goltis Parsons will speak on directed observation and supervised student teaching General discussion will be held on recommendations for the improvement of the professional program of Iowa
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First Killing Frost Predicted For Iowa
A light to heavy frost, the first of any consequence this fall, was forecast for most of Iowa Wednesday night under mostly cloudy skies. Temperatures ranged from normal to eight degrees below normal, with an official low around 34 degrees in towns like Falls and Mount Ayr. rainfall varied across eastern Iowa with readings from .02 inch in Omaha to nearly an inch in several cities.
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Clayton County awards 15 road contracts totaling 41072.95
ELEADER-R L Anderson of Toledo Concrete Materials Cedar Rapids Reverud brothers Decorah win low bids on 15 county road projects totaling 41,072.95. Anderson's seven projects include surface work on county trunk roads T KL and local roads near Farmersburg Littleport and Strawberry Point Edgewood. Concrete Materials wins four projects on trunk E and local road near Wood Elkport Ceres Garber. Roverud bids for three projects from Postville Grand Meadow Marion and Gunder with amounts totaling 9,757.20.
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