Truck driver held liable in Elgin fatal crash
Howard Friend, 21, of Charles City, faces manslaughter charges after an auto-truck collision near Elgin that killed two men, with inquest verdict saying the crime occurred and witnesses citing driver intoxication. Wayne Starkey, 20, also faces intoxication charges. both jailed after the 8:30 p.m. crash.
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Bulletin
West Union
Howard Friend
Charles City
Elgin
H J Nehring
J. H. Wood
Friend
Wayne Starkey
Lawrence Howard
Floyd Howard
George Howard
Grace Howard
Lawrence
Harvey Howard, Jr
Neilsville
Wis
Wilbur Lehman
Howard
Floyd
Harvey Howard
Fayette
Herbert Herman
Starkey
Fayette County
Harold Stillwell
Robert Archer
Urbana Juniors to Stage Comedy in Legion Hall
Urbana high school students present a three act mystery comedy this Friday and Saturday at the Legion hall. Lead roles go to Wayzetta Miller and Max Johnson with a cast including Marvin Reid Bob Ferguson Thelma Rector Clareen Schelihase Ester Smith Abbie Dripps Dick Remner Marshall Wyckoff Laura Mae Cisna and Virginia Rogers Marshall Dripps serves as stage manager and Miss Marian Parr directs.
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The
Gazette
Urbana
Wayzetta Miller
Max Johnson
Urbana High School
Legion Hall
Marvin Reid
Bob Ferguson
Thelma Rector
Clareen Schelihase
Ester Smith
Abbie Dripps
Dick Remner
Marshall Wyckoff
Laura Mae Cisna
Virginia Rogers
Marshall Dripps
Marian Parr
Son Uses Shotgun To Save Father From Mad Bull
Special to The Gazette Manchester farmer Jerome Satterlee of Coffin's Grove township was bruised and cut when a enraged bull felled him in a barn and tossed him into a trailer. His son arrived with a dog and pitchfork but could not stop the attack until five shotgun blasts were fired, one striking the bull in the eye and ending the assault.
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the Gazette
Manchester
Jerome Saterlee
Coffin’s Grove
Thieves Enter Four Iowa City Offices
Four Iowa City businesses reported break ins on Tuesday night. At Eagle Lumber a guard interrupted a burglar who fled as the safe dial was knocked off and a screwdriver left in the door. Items stolen included clothing, small change, a fountain pen from Armour, a jacket a shotgun and change from Farmers Livestock, blank checks and equipment damaged at the shipping association.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Eagle Lumber Company
Louis Burke
Armour Company
Farmers Livestock Marketing Association
Iowa City Shipping Association
University theater board forms from Iowa graduates and undergrads
Eight University of Iowa graduate students and eight undergraduates were elected to the theater board Tuesday night by speech department majors. Graduate members include Dorothea Carlson Battle Creek and Louise Rietz Morgantown. undergraduates include Dorothy Ward Iowa City and Henderson Forsythe Monroe City Missouri.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Board of Governors
University Theater
Dorothea Carlson
Battle Creek
Paul Davee
Plains
Mont
Max Ellis
Fort Madison
Marion Gallaway
Savannah
Georgia
Cecil Kersten
Deerfield
Kan
Peter Marroney
Portland
Ore
Ronald van Arsdale
Greenwood
Ind
Louise Rietz
Morgantown
W. Va
Dorothy Ward
Henderson Forsythe
Monroe City
Kathryn Hansen
Villisca
Peggy Reagan
Point Arthur
Tex
Paul Robinson
Joe Becker
Elgin
James Waery
Marjorie Jackson
Iowa Alls
Iowa Dad's Day speakers named at UI dinner
Cedar Rapids businessman F C Waples will represent fathers at the University of Iowa Dad's Day dinner in Iowa City. Phyllis Wassam, Mortar Board president, represents Iowa's daughters. Al Sorenson of Ames speaks for Iowa sons. Eugene A. Gilmore appears for the university. About 500 attendees are expected for Dad's Day weekend events.
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Iowa City
F. C. Waples
Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa
Earl E. Harper
Waples
Dad’s Day Association
Iowa
Phyllis Wassam
Mortar Board
Iowa Sons
al Sorenson
Ames
Sorenson
A.F.I
Eugene A. Gilmore
William Ferring dies after saw accident in Center township
William Ferring, 36, died at a La Crosse hospital from injuries suffered at his Center township farm home when a circle saw bound back and struck his lower abdomen. An operation was performed but peritonitis developed. He was the son of Mrs. Peter Ferring and was born on the family farm. He never married.
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Waukon
William Ferring
la Crosse
Center Township
Peter Ferring
Campaign charges fly thick and fast in Iowa race
United Press reports a flurry of campaign attacks in Iowa Senate contests. Senator Guy M. Gillette assailed Republican opponent L. J. Dickinson at Oelwein and Hampton, predicting no federal relief from 1930 to 1936 if Dickinson’s votes had decided. Dickinson countered in Burlington, accusing the New Deal of bureaucratic danger and labeling Gillette a New Deal adherent. Governor Kraschel urged town merchants to back a Democratic administration, while opponents accused him of road funding reversals. Hawarden and Des Moines speeches attacked farm to market road funds and homestead tax relief politics, with A. J. Shaw defending the tax relief bill.
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United Press
Guy M. Gillette
L. J. Dickinson
Oelwein
Gillette
Dickinson
Hampton
Manchester
Burlington
New Deal
United States
N. G. Kraschel
Spencer
Kraschel
Hawarden
George Wilson
Iowa
Wilson
Des Moines
A. J. Shaw
Pocahontas
Shaw
Toledo High School Plans Homecoming Festivities
Toledo high school invites alumni and students to a homecoming weekend starting with a mass pep meeting at the school. Speakers include alumni president George Hadacek, Coach Irving Thompson, and Dr. C. W. Maplethorpe, with a skit “Professor Ribbenopper's Kindergarten” and performances by cast members such as Frank Kremenak Jr and Elaine Marsh. A football game versus Marengo follows at Clark Field, then a banquet at the I. C. O. F. hall with toastmaster N. A. Fields and remarks by W. H. Heyman and W. F. Muckler.
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Gazette
Toledo
George Hadacek
Alumni Association
Irving Thompson
C. W. Maplethorpe
Ribbentopper
Frank Kremenak, Jr
Donald Henderson
Elaine Marsh
Georgiana Amidon
de Etta Michalek
Johnny Cuthbertson
Fritz Opson
Junior Johnson
Millard Lunt
Lunt
Raymond Yosingman
Marcella Benda
Helen McNally
Jackie Silver
Dorothy Morgan
Clark Field
Marengo
I. C. O. F. Hall
N. A. Fields
Boone Public Schools
W. H. Heyman
Indianola
W. F. Muckler
Frank Hermanck, Jr
Kermit Boles
Des Moines
F. W. Jakeman
Watkins
Alice Richards
Burrows Family Mourns Boston Death of Lowell A
Lowell A. Burrows former Cedar Rapids resident dies in Boston after visiting his mother in Belle Plaine. Born Belle Plaine in 1891, he lived in Marshalltown and Cedar Rapids, married Grace Stull of Cedar Rapids, and worked with Babson brokerage in Boston. Surviving wife, father W. H. Burrows, grandmother J. D. Blue, three sisters and two children. Funeral set for 11 am Saturday with Boston services planned Thursday.
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Gazette
Belle Plaine
W. H. Burrows
J. D. Blue
Lowell A. Burrows
Boston
Mass
Lowell Burrows
W. H. and
Iona Blue Burrows
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Grace Stull
Burrows
Babson Brokerage
Betty
Jimmy
Harry Moser
Eldora
Robert Carleton
Los Angeles
Sollister Jones
Williamsburg
Iowa City News Briefs Highlights Local Projects and Events
Bids for grading and landscaping of the new Iowa City high school grounds are due November 9, with project costs about 30000 dollars. Funeral services for Earl Dobson, 49, were held, burial in Oakland Cemetery, survivor list includes wife and three relatives. Nearly 300 tickets sold for former business men's dinner at the Iowa City Community Building, with city and rural sales overseen by Chris J. Vetter and Carl Hastings. Roger Sorgel donated a hundred dollar prize for the year's best play written on the University of Iowa campus, awarded by the University Theater under Prof. E. C. Mabie.
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Iowa City
Charles S. Galiher
Earl Dobson
Oakland Cemetery
Dobson
Emma L. Dobson
Des Moines
L. V. Laird
Denver
Harry
Chris J. Vetter
Carl Hastings
University of Iowa
University Theater
Roger Sorgel
Sorgel
E. C. Mabie
Marriage of Maurice Klein and Louise Doyle in Shenandoah
Announcement of the marriage of Maurice Klein and Louise Helen Doyle in Shenandoah on October 10. The bride is daughter of Mrs Mary Doyle of Shenandoah who studied at the local high school. The groom, son of Albert Klein of Riverside, attended St Marys High School and St Ambrose College Davenport. He serves in the United States Navy with headquarters at Long Beach. The couple will reside in Long Beach.
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Riverside
Maurice Klein
Louise Helen Doyle
Shenandoah
Mary Doyle
Albert Klein
St. Mary’s High School
St. Ambrose College
Davenport
United States Navy
Long Beach
Newhall Juniors To Present Play
Newhall junior class to present The Ghost Parade at the high school gym Thursday at 8 pm directed by Miss Lucile Barnes. Cast includes Richard Tvedt Reede Thompson Warren Stien John Hessenius Donald Grovert Russell Stoecker Gail Weichman Edna Weichman Darlene Hultman Billy Miller Alyce Matson Geraldine Hegewald Florence Light Doris Schirm Faye Erland.
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Florence Light
Doris Schirm
Faye Erland
Large Gain in Home Building in Des Moines Area
September building activity in Iowa's 16 first class cities shows a $256,108 rise in new home and remodel permits over a year. Des Moines led with $266,080 in new home values and other cities such as Sioux City and Davenport also posted gains while Burlington, Marshalltown, Dubuque, Clinton and Keokuk showed no permits.
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Des Moines
INS
Iowa
State Health Department
Division of Public Health Engineering
Burlington
Marshalltown
Dubuque
Clinton
Keokuk
Sioux City
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Council Bluffs
Ottumwa
Mason City
Fort Dodge
Muscatine
Iowa City
Operetta Leads At Monticello
Miss Doris Beard and Mark Rodman lead in the high school operetta Tune In to be staged in the public school auditorium Wednesday evening. Directed by Miss Huldah Peet with Margery James and Juanita Magana assisting, the cast includes Charles Ross Yola Rodman Robert Liddy Dale Adams and others.
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Gazette
Monticello
Doris Beard
Mark Rodman
Huldah Peet
Margery James
Juanita Magana
Charles Ross
Yola Rodman
Robert Liddy
Dale Adams
James Bone
Lucille Hui
Wanda Podhaski
Josephine Ricklefs
Bob Siebels
Laurel Naylor
Futura edition of Cornell Magazine on campus Wednesday
A campus edition titled As We Are appears in Cornell Magazine featuring student opinion. Editor Bill Dean of Carroll, assisted by Jo Beadle of Cedar Rapids, with staff reporters Julie Bailey Cedar Falls and Margaret Dilley Mt. Vernon among many others. Stencil work by Evelyn Woodke Schaller and Robert Nelson Mediapolis.
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Mount Vernon
Futura
Cornell
Bill Dean
Carroll
Jo Beadle
Cedar Rapids
Clark McNeal
Clarion
Jim Daley
Jack Adolpson
Woodstock
Ill
Edith Carver
Lake Park
Irving
Johnson
Chicago
Julie Bailey
Cedar Falls
Margaret Dilley
Mt. Vernon
Charles Emerson
Jean Harris
Jefferson
Marvin Heath
Rochelle
Robert Hoopes
Park Ridge
Jewel Keith
Clinton
Helen Melville
LaGrange
Hugh Muncy
Fulton
Frank Nelick
Walnut
Elizabeth Pye
Monroe
Betty Rowley
John Wherry
Wyoming
Darrell Smith
Rockford
Evelyn Wooodke
Schaller
Robert Nelson
Mediapolis
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Harry Straw
Fred Schreiber
Herman Folkers
Warner Heiken
Edward Herren
George Siebels
Wayne Township
Ed. Meister
Toenjes
F. H. Kehren
Zion’s Church
Wayne Lutheran Cemetery
Manchester Community Church
Leslie Clendesen
George Winters
Clendesen
James C. Clendesen
Oneida
Colesburg
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George Lane
Clarence Clendenen
John Cole
Greeley
Hubert Maxwell
Earlville
Clifford Clendenen
Harold Martin
James
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Father
Mad Bull
Board of Governors of
Iowa U. Theater
Iowa U
Toledo High School
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Agatha Lyden
San Francisco
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Joseph
Mary Agatha Schnoebelen
Charles J. Thomann
Thomann
John
California
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Victor Records
Victor
Bluebird
Victor Record Review
Victor Record Society
First Street
DIAL
Bayer
Newhall Juniors
Lasswell
Reede Thompson
Richard Tvedt
Columbus Junction
S. A. Slater
Calif
S. R. Drake
Wilton
Poris Board
Cornell Magazine
Hilary
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
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