Marion News Schools Open Tuesday With Large High School Enrollment
Marion city schools will open Tuesday with a full high school and six new high school teachers. Classes begin at 8:30 a.m. for high school and 9:00 a.m. for grades, with a noon dismissal to organize Wednesday work. The new staff includes Eldon Coffman, Margaret DeWees, Dorothy Faris, Kenneth Hoeck, Winnifred Schrubbe, and Lyle Warren, plus Bertha West and a full faculty across Lincoln Irvine Emerson buildings led by principal Delbert Pugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion City
Delbert Pugh
Eldon Coffman
Polo, Ill
Cornell College
Grinnell College
Irving Building
Hilda Stirm Davis
C. B. Vernon
Delbert J. Pugh
Katherine Bogart
Ina Brage
Edmond V. Clarke
Margaret DeWees
Clifford Johnson
Kenneth Hoeck
Dorothy Kuhn
Gretchen Mentzer
Lyle Warren
Winnifred Schrubbe
Dorothy Faris
Amelia Petrusch
Edward Sedlacek
Gwendoyn Newlin
Bertha West
Emerson
Hattie Frager
Evelyn Cowpock
Helen Crane
A. Caroline Kahler
Arn
Flesner Pownall
Rose Wilcox
G L. Lyman
Charles Burch
Few Marsh
Lincoln
C. G. Schultz
Irvine
A. E. Milner
Golf Tourney Finals At Local Club Course
Finals of the men championship feature Don Wolf versus Walter Van Fossen. Women’s final pits Mrs. Ralph Fitzgerald against Mrs. Gilbert Gordon. An 18 hole event for both sexes follows Monday morning, with afternoon events and a cafeteria supper. Caddy finals scheduled for Sept 12.
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Don Wolf
Walter van Fossen
Ralph Fitzgerald
Gilbert Gordon
Woman's Missionary Society Meets at Congregational Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational church will meet Thursday at 2 30 p m with Mrs Ralph Kendall. The study topic is New Frontiers in the Home Land and Mrs Emma Kendall will lead the devotional service.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Ralph Kendall
Emma Kendall
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Frank Cleveland
Blairs Ferry Road
Pleasant Grove Hosts C A Reinheimer Family at Legion Hall
The Pleasant Grove community will meet Tuesday at 8 p m with the C A Reinheimer family as hosts in the American Legion hall in Marion.
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Pleasant Grove
C. A. Reinheimer
American Legion Hall
Marion
Four C's Club to Meet Tuesday at 2 P M
The 4 C's club will meet Tuesday at 2 p m with Mrs Elmer Barnhart to discuss upcoming activities and confirm plans for the week.
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4 C’s
Elmer Barnhart
Electa Circle Meets With New President at King's Daughters
Electa Circle of King's Daughters gathered Friday with new president Mrs Willis Jordan. Mrs Leslie Phelns led the devotional service and Mrs A E Barnes led the Bible lesson. Two members joined the baby band Darlyn Charlese Birmingham and Joyce Claire Brick.
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Electa Circle of
King’s Daughters
Willis Jordan
Leslie Phelns
A. E. Barnes
Darlyn Charlese Birmingham
Joyce Claire Brick
Fidelis Circle Delivers Delegates to King’s Daughters
Fidelis Circle met Friday with Mrs Earl Beiber. Mrs Grace Todd led the Bible lesson and Mrs Thomas Costello headed devotionals. Beiber and Costello were named delegates to the King’s Daughters convention in Davenport with Mrs F J Hardenbrook as alternate. The group voted $5 to state work.
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Fidelis Circle
Earl Beiber
Grace Todd
Thomas Costello
King’s Daughters
Davenport
F. J. Hardenbrook
Hoecks Rent Apartment From Miss Secrist
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hoeck rent an apartment at the home of Miss Lulu B. Secrist. Mr. Hoeck serves on the high school faculty.
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Kenneth Hoeck
Lulu B. Secrist
Hoeck
Mrs Lundquist and her son plan visit to relatives
Mrs. O. W. Lundquist and her son Billie will leave Monday for Duluth Minnesota to visit relatives.
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O. W. Lundquist
Billie
Duluth
Minn
Relaves
Smiths Visit Relatives in Minneapolis Area
Mr and Mrs Lyman Smith of Minneapolis Minnesota are guests of her parents Mr and Mrs William Atz and his parents Mr and Mrs H P Smith during a family visit to the region.
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Lyman Smith
Minneapolis, Minn
William Atz
H. P. Smith
Public library to close for Labor Day. hours shift
The public library will be closed all day on Labor Day. Beginning September 8 the library hours will be from 2 to 6 and 7 to 9 pm. Miss Metta Whitcomb is the librarian.
Miss Dorothy Schultz Weekend Guest in Mechanicsville
Miss Dorothy Schultz of Storm Lake teaches this year in Mechanicsville and is a weekend guest of her grandparents Mr and Mrs P F Schultz and her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Arthur Newman.
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Dorothy Schultz
Storm Lake
Mechanicsville
P. F. Schultz
Arthur Newman
Ladds Celebrate 59th Anniversary With Family Gathering
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ladd of 973 Eleventh Street hosted relatives for a large dinner marking their fifty-ninth wedding anniversary. He is 81 and in plumbing. she is 77 managing a six room home. The couple married September 30, 1877 in Wyoming and celebrate the Sunday before Labor Day each year to allow children to join the holiday. Family members traveled from Morley Des Moines Omaha Chicago Joliet Anamosa Charles City Ames and Joliet with several Ladd relatives and friends in attendance. A son and daughter-in-law from Joliet were absent due to illness.
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W. A. Ladd
Eleventh Street
Charles Miller
Morley
F. B. Schroeder
Albert
Des Moines
John Uhr
Omaha
Neb
S. A. Ladd
Chicago
D. A. Ladd
Joliet, Ill
O. W
Hanson Visit Ties Los Angeles Guests to Marion Friends
Mr and Mrs Hargie L Hanson of Los Angeles arrived Wednesday for a visit with Marion and Cedar Rapids relatives and friends. They stay at the home of Mr and Mrs Gerald Gordon. Hanson is a former Marion resident and brother of several Marion and Cedar Rapids residents. Frank Brcek of Los Angeles, who accompanied them, left Friday to visit relatives in Chicago. Mr and Mrs Clayton Hanson of Cedar Rapids hosted a dinner Friday for the visiting couple.
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Hargie L. Hanson
Los Angeles
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Gerald Gordon
Hanson
Charles Benedict
Arthur Hanson
Albert Fahl
Frank Brcek
Chicago
Clayton Hanson
Miss Mariam Jackson To Teach In Charlos Mont High School
Miss Mariam Jackson visiting her father W. T. Jackson in Chicago this summer will depart Saturday for Charlos Mont to teach in the high school.
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Mariam Jackson
Chicago
W. T. Jackson
City Council Meeting Rescheduled for Tuesday at City Hall
The city council changes its regular Labor Day schedule and will convene Tuesday at 7 30 p m in City Hall. The move replaces the usual Monday session due to the holiday.
Fourth Quarterly Conference Of Methodist Church Set
The fourth quarterly conference will be held Wednesday September 16 at 7 30 p m at the church with district superintendent W G Rowley to preside A family night picnic supper will precede the conference.
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The
Methodist Church
W. G. Rowley
For Rent Furnished Rooms or Small House
Furnished rooms or a small furnished house available for rent. Phone 449 J.
Miller Family Heads to Milwaukee for Daughter Janet Teaching Post
Mr and Mrs Guy Miller and their daughter Janet depart for Milwaukee Wisconsin where Miss Miller teaches.
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Guy Miller
Janet
Milwaukee, Wis
Miss Miller
Rachael Booth Circle to Meet Near Marion
The Rachael Booth Circle of the Baptist church will meet Thursday with Mrs. William Alexander, northeast of Marion.
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Rachael Booth
the Baptist Church
William Alexander
Marion
Miss Hortense Allen and Fred Allen Visit Lincoln Hosts
Miss Hortense Allen and Fred Allen of Lincoln Nebraska are guests of her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Frank Allen.
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Hortense Allen
Fred Allen
Lincoln, Neb
Mrs
Frank Allen
Marion Nature and Garden Club Meeting At 2 P M
The Marion Nature and Garden club will meet Wednesday at 2 p m with Mrs S A Fontaine. Mrs W H Booze will read a paper on Color in The Garden Through Leaves and Berries followed by a discussion on Drought Experiences. Plans will be made for a garden snapshot contest at the next meeting September 23.
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Marion Nature and Garden Club
S. A. Fontaine
W. H. Booze
For Rent light housekeeping rooms
Advertise ment by C. A. Cline seeks light housekeeping room rental options.
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C. A. Cline
P. E. O. Chapter CS Opens Fall Season With Dinner
The fall activities of Chapter CS P. E. O. open Tuesday with a 6 o'clock dinner at the golf club house. Mrs. George Reichard, social committee chairwoman, will host. Vacation experiences are planned in response to roll call.
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Chapter CS
Golf Club
George Reichard
Woman's Progressive Club Meeting Set in Dry Creek
The Woman's Progressive club of the Dry Creek neighborhood will meet Thursday with Mrs. Oscar Byam.
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Woman’s Progressive Club
Dry Creek
Oscar Byam
Gordon Schofield Guest of Arthur and Mrs Newman
Gordon Schofield of Storm Lake is a guest of Mr and Mrs Arthur Newman, staying for an unspecified visit.
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Gordon Schofield
Storm Lake
Arthur Newman
Jackson Family Guests From Indiana And Chicago
Mr and Mrs F P Jackson and their sons James and Bill of South Bend Ind and Miss Miri am Jackson of Chicago are guests of their father W T Jackson.
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F. P. Jackson
James and
Bill
South Bend, Ind
Miriam Jackson
Chicago
W. T. Jackson
Opening fall meeting of City Federation of Women's Clubs
The opening fall meeting will be held Tuesday at 2 30 pm in the library auditorium. Miss Bonnie Cary will perform piano selections. Refreshments will be served by committee chair Mrs Harry Hall with Mrs Edna Saunders and Mrs James Bleakly assisting.
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City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Bonnie Cary
Harry Hall
Edna Saunders
James Bleakly
Imogen Emery to Headline D A R Luncheon in Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Imogen B. Emery state regent of the Daughters of American Revolution will be honor guest at Marion Linn chapter luncheon at the Fleming tea room Cedar Rapids One o clock Wednesday. After lunch guests visit the home of local regent Mrs. W G Koppenhaver. committee chairwomen announced include Program Mrs C N Owen and others for social ways and means membership conservation historic spots flag education and more.
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Imogen B. Emery
Daughters of American Revolution
Marion-Linn
Fleming Tea Room
Third Avenue
Cedar Rapids
W. G. Koppenhaver
Fourteenth Street
T. A. Cunningham
Frank Keyser
George Munier
A. J
Elmer Hollingsworth
Effie Miller
Harley McCalley
Pearl Bulkley
A. J. Keyes
Emery Miller
Otto Schluter
W. S. Winter
J. L. Papes
R. J. Kendall
Leonard Hewitt
National Defense
G. Beckman
J. W. Bowman
Marion veterans to attend national convention in Chicago
A group of Marion veteran railway employees plans to attend the national convention of their association Thursday and Friday at the Sherman House in Chicago. Attendees include John T. Raymond S. L. Winter F. B. Cornelius W. R. Barber and many others with companions. Local lodge meetings are scheduled in Marion including A M Masons at 7 30 p m Tuesday and a New Art Club gathering the same evening.
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Marion
The
Milwaukee Railway
Sherman House
Chicago
John T. Raymond
S. L. Winter
F. B. Cornelius
W. R. Barber
Robert Cessford
Miss Leone Merkel Goes to Belle Plaine High School
Miss Leone Merkel traveled to Belle Plaine to take a teaching position at the high school setting.
Mrs W W Yocom Visits Chicago to See Hattie Jones
Mrs W W Yocom traveled to Chicago on Friday for a short visit with Mrs Hattie Jones, staying several days in the city.
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Mrs. W. W. Yocom
Chicago
Hattie Jones
Regular Eastern Star Chapter 183 Meets Monday Evening
The regular meeting of Chapter 183 Order Eastern Star will be held Monday at 8 p.m. in the Masonic temple. After the business session a program, social hour and refreshments will follow.
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Chapter 183 Order
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Chicago Visitors Stay with Hibner Williams Families
Mr and Mrs Charles Hibner and Mr and Mrs Harold Williams visit here with their daughter Barbara from Chicago. The Hibners stay with Mrs George M Hibner and the Williams stay with Mrs T T Williams and their brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Floyd Emmons.
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Charles Hibner
Harold Williams
Barbara
Chicago
Hibner
George M. Hibner
Williams
T. T. Williams
Floyd Emmons
Mrs J J Keith to Visit Relatives in Chicago
Mrs J J Keith and her daughter Katharine will travel to Chicago on Wednesday to visit relatives.
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J. J. Keith
Katharine
Chicago
Opening Shakespeare club meeting at Miller home
The year begins with a Thursday gathering at the home of Ss. Earl Miller. Hostesses will be last year’s delinquent members.
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Shakespeare Club
Ss. Earl Miller
Booths Return From Wisconsin Lake Vacation
Dr and Mrs J J Booth are expected home the first of the week from their vacation at the summer home of Mrs Charles Stevens in Lake Delavan Wisconsin.
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J. J. Booth
Charles Stevens
Lake Delavan
Wis
Washington visitors Miss Harriett Gibson and Esgates
Miss Harriett Gibson visits relatives in Washington D C as a guest of her sister Mrs J W Bowman. The Misses Edith and Helen Esgate visit their parents Mr and Mrs E J Esgate in the city.
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Harriett Gibson
Edith and
Helen Esgate
Washington, D. C
Miss Gibson
J. W. Bowman
Esgate
E. J. Esgate
Lions Club Opens Year With Dinner in Michel Tea Room
The Lions club will begin the year with a 6 15 p m dinner on Tuesday in the Michel tea room.
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Lions Club
Michel Tea Room
Fisher and Paul Women Headed to New York?
Miss Eleanor Fisher of Chicago visits her parents Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Fisher. Miss Margaret Paul, who has been with her mother Mrs. George Paul, leaves today for Gary, Indiana, to teach dramatic art at the high school.
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Eleanor Fisher
Chicago
Mrs
W. E. Fisher
Margaret Paul
George Paul
Gary
Ind
Methodist church faculty meeting set for Wednesday
The Methodist church school faculty will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the church to discuss upcoming activities and plans.
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Methodist Church School
Miss Janet Lothian Returns From Chicago Visit
Miss Janet Lothian has returned from Chicago where she visited Mrs. Martin Flannigan and other friends.
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Janet Lothian
Chicago
Mrs
Martin Flannigan
Mitchell Woman's Relief Corps Meeting Set
Robert Mitchell Woman's Relief Corps will meet Wednesday at 2 30 p m in Memorial Hall.
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Robert Mitchell Woman’s Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Mrs Owen Hosts Guests From Wisconsin and Illinois
Mrs C N Owen and her visitors Mrs Jessie Curtis of Madison Wisconsin and Mrs Norma Rames of Chicago traveled today to attend a local event.
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C. N. Owen
Jessie Curtis
Madison, Wis
Norma Rames
Chicago
Whittier Visitors Spend Two Days With Howell Family
Town City residents visit Mrs. R. P. Howell and Aunt Mrs. I. P. Wilson of Whittier California. Mrs. Owen plans to return home Tuesday. Mrs. Rames and Mrs. Curtis depart for Chicago with Curtis visiting Madison afterward.
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Town City
R. P. Howell
I. P. Wilson
Whittier
Calif
Howell
Owen
Rames
Curtis
Chicago
Teachers Reception To Be Held Thursday
The Parent-Teachers association hosts a reception and tea Thursday at 8 p.m. in Lincoln school auditorium for the teachers with Mrs. J. V. Mulvany presiding. The program features devotional readings, piano solos by Bonnie Lee Cary, readings by Virginia Jackson and Helen Biddick, and a piano duet by Cary and June DeWees. The event continues in the gym with a hospitality committee, and arrangements include care for small children.
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The
A. A. Schenken
Mulvany
Draft Horses To Be Judged Saturday At Stanwood Show
Stanwood hosts its 23rd annual horse show September 11 12 with 435 in premiums. Draft horses are judged Saturday starting at 9 am with a prize winners parade at 7 pm and a saddle horse show afterward. A Roosevelt caravan visits Friday 5 to 5 45 pm, and a Bel gian yearling mare prize giveaway is planned.
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Stanwood
Don Smith
Ford Gallmeyer
Roosevelt
H. D. Haesemeyer
Young Republican League of
Cedar County
George A. Wilson
Marengo Names New Superintendent for Keystone Schools
Harry E. Colvin was elected superintendent of the Keystone schools in Marengo on Wednesday night and will take charge Sept. 14. He succeeds Calvin Grieder who resigned to pursue graduate work at the University of Iowa under a research fellowship.
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Marengo
Harry E. Colvin
Keystone
Colvin
Calvin Grieder
University S
Iowa
Steers Bring $9.35 in Chicago Market
P. H. Paulsen of near Anamosa sold two loads of steers at $9.35 per hundredweight in the Chicago market on Thursday.
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Anamosa
P. H. Paulsen
Near
Chicago
August Butterfat Averaged 43 Cents at Buckhorn Co Op
Buckhorn Co operative creamery near Maquoketa paid an average of 43 cents for sweet cream in August per Secretary Ralph Werden. Top ten payees included Hans Jorgensen Baldwin 204.04 and Frank Decker Clarence 180.77 with others from Maquoketa and nearby towns. Cream output fell due to dry weather and poor grazing but rains have begun to improve pastures and production.
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Maquoketa
Buckhorn Cooperative Creamery
Ralph Werden
Hans Jorgensen
Baldwin
Frank Decker
Clarence
Caraway Brothers
Monmouth
George Hansen
O. J. Bowman
Bert Morehead
I. S. Eads
Hugo Schmidt
Otis Sherman
Hans Skott, Jr
and Son
All Iowa Dairy Show Progress At Cedar Rapids
Discussion centers on the All Iowa Dairy show and a junior exposition linked to the event. Emphasis on keeping the project non commercial and benefiting adult farmers and youth, with Cedar Rapids hosting the first multi breed show soon to test viability.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Exposition
Corn Brings 6 to 12 An Acre At Brandon Area Auction
In a Brandon area farm sale, corn brought 6 to 12 dollars an acre, soybeans 3 dollars per acre, Timothy hay 8.50 a ton, and horses topped at 95 dollars for a 6-year-old. Cattle bids reached 53.50, with 40 young pigs selling for 2.90 and 100-pound pigs at 6.75. Fay Miller served as auctioneer.
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Brandon
Donald Purdy
Timothy Hay
Fay Miller
James Mallory sale near Rowley closes with varied animal and grain sales
Four horses sold for 124 to 178 each and colts at 65. Thirty cows brought 31 to 80. Twenty two small pigs sold slightly above market price. Five hundred bushels of oats brought 42.5 cents per bushel, totals 9 to 9.50 dollars.
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Rowley
James Mallory
World Wheat Production Forecast Shrinks 320 Million Bushels
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics says world wheat supplies for 1936-37 will fall about 320 million bushels from the prior year. Excluding Russia and China, estimated world production stands around 3.444 billion bushels, down about 110 million from 1935-36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Russia
China
Drake Warns of Heavy Grasshopper Invasion Ahead
AMES AP Dr. C J Drake state entomologist reports grasshoppers laying eggs in large numbers and predicts a widespread infestation next year if conditions favor their growth. He notes poison bran reduces populations but more eggs are laid where poison bait is not used and warns of possible shortages of sodium arsenite and bran for bait.
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AMES
C. J. Drake
North Central
Drake
Dysart Hawkeye Canning Plant Closes Season
The Dysart Hawkeye Canning plant wrapped its season last week packing 11 000 cans of early yellow corn and 30 000 cans of late white corn, totaling 41 000 cans for the season.
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Dysart
Hawkeye
Always Turn Off The Motor Advice For Drivers
The article warns busy people to switch off engines when leaving vehicles unattended to prevent accidents. It notes youngsters may start cars left running and doors left ajar, leading to moving cars and wrecks. It emphasizes safety and caution for vehicle owners.
Whose Shadow Haunts Briars Hall Murder Mystery
In a Briars Hall household, Peter Brian is murdered after midnight as he works late with a dictaphone. Suspects include butler Bob, his brother, and a cast of servants with alibis. The household ancestor painting is linked to a prowler figure, the likely killer among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Holbrook
Larry
Alexander Brian
Brian
Miss Hunt
Peter
Mark
Julian
Cora
Frank
Lee Sen
Jean
Bob
Murder at the Manor Stirs Firmly Back As Secrets Surface
In the tense aftermath of a killing at a grand house, Lee reports a blade seen in a hidden moment and the group debates who could have shielded the culprit. Larry and Sutton weigh motives tied to the victim’s will and inheritance while questioning the loyalties of Julian, Cora, and a Chinese servant.
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Larry
Lee
Sutton
Peter
Mark
Alexander
Judas
Brians
China
Japan
Tark
Miss Hunt
Julian
Cora
Cornell winner of Yale poetry prize 1936
Edward Weismiller a 21 year old junior at Cornell College Mount Vernon Appleton Wisconsin wins the 1936 Yale poetry competition for American poetry with a distinguished collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Yale Poetry Prize
Edward Weismiller
Appleton, Wis
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Yale
Viaduct Ends Grade Crossing Near Columbus Junction
The Clifton area, renamed Cotter in honor of Maggie Cotter, saw a $104 000 investment in the last two years for highway improvements. A 469 foot viaduct over Rock Island lines plus Main Street paving and other work cost $168 000, with bids listing $75 412 for bridge work and paving six miles of highway 2 to the east edge of Columbus Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Cotter
Clifton
Cotter
Rock Island Lines
Main Street
Iowa Ver
Columbus Junction
Iowa Highway Commission
Here
Isisisz
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Marion News
W. A. Ladds
Mrs. W. A. Ladd
Imogen Emery
D.A.R
Milwaukee Veterans
A. F
A. M
New Art Club
Raymond Kent
Christian Church
Ivanhoe Club
Tennyson Club
Leone Merkel
Belle Plaine
Central Avenue
Mabel Johnstone
A. A. Hardin
Celan Rollins
Emmet Lahiff
Helen
Harold Phillips
Bruce
Kenneth Weaver
Ellsworth
Irving E. Wade
Helen Bliss
Mary Ellen Ford
Center Point
Earl Welscher
Mrs. Welscher
Buckhorn Co-Op
Gordon Hughes
Brian Will
Lington
Wapello
Rock Island Railroad
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