Nursing Association Reports Double Field Cases in August
The Public Health Nursing association's August field cases reached 460, excluding clinical work and office visits, with 232 carried forward and 228 new cases. Miss Alma E Hartz noted August figure was double August 1933 and that 675 visits to 257 homes occurred.
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Public Health Nursing Association
Alma E Hartz
Association
Miss Hartz
Arthur Poe
E. H Bingham
Ralph Hunting
Camp Good Health
J W Ballard
Maquoketa Bank Declares Ten Percent Dividend
American Savings bank will pay ten percent to depositors per an order by Judge D Jackson of Muscatine, releasing 70925 in Maquoketa. This is the bank’s fifth payment since closing October 2 1931, totaling 40 percent. Lost Nation First National bank will also issue a ten percent payout with checks currently being written.
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Maquoketa
American Savings Bank
D . Jackson
Muscatine
Lost Nation
First National Bank
Births in Fairfax and Seattle Area Families
A son weighing ten pounds was born Thursday morning to Mr and Mrs Ben Brazanski at 1614 Fifteenth Avenue SE. In Fairfax a daughter named Roberta Arlene was born September 8 to Mr and Mrs B A Schenberg er.
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Ben Brazanski
Fifteenth Avenue SE
B. A. Scheneberger
Fairfax
Roberta Arlene
Theatres Showings Include Chained and The Fountain
At Paramount Joan Crawford and Clark Gable star in Chained. Ann Harding and Brian Aherne headline The Fountain. Also playing Lon don with Charlie Chan star Warner Oland, Just One More Chance with Bing Crosby, Here Comes the Groom with Jack Haley, I Have Lived with Alan Dinehart, The Last Jungle at Rialto, Dace for Bull and The Countess of Monte Cristo with Fay Wray, Olympic features Hold the Press and Rainbow Ranch with Rex Bell.
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Paramount
Joan Crawford
Clark Gable
Iowa
Ann Harding
Brian Aherne and
Paul Lukas
The
STATF
Charlie Chan
London
Warner Oland
Drue Levton
Bing Crosby
the Groom
Jack Haley
Patrica Ells
Alan Dinehart
Anita Page Rialto
Clyde Beatty
Will Rogers
Dace
Bull
Fay Wray
Countess of Monte Cristo
Tim McCoy
Shirley Grey
Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back at the Paramount
Ronald Colman and Leretca Young star in Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back coming to the Paramount Friday for a four day engagement. The cast includes Una Merkel Charles Butterworth Warner Oland Aubrey Smith with strong reviews praising suspense humor and lavish production.
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Ronald Colman
Leretca Young
Bulldog Drummond
Paramount Theater
Una Mersel Charies Butterworth
Warner Oland
Aubrey Smith
Regius Crewe
New York American
Whruls
Dekmann
Samipay
Bun Wohaneson
Drummons
Drummond
Colman
Farm Leaders Debate Corn Hog Program Changes
Kansas City AP reports farm leaders from seven states clash over extending or revising the corn acreage reduction plan and processing tax. Dr G Black seeks farmer input via a October referendum on production control and broader tax bases to balance corn and hogs.
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Kansas City
G. Black
AAA
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Iowa
Nebraska
Dr. Black
Dr Black
Sheen
Black
Hall couple plans Cedar Rapids visit before Texas winter
Mr and Mrs Edward H Hall recently returned to Commonwealth apartments in Cedar Rapids from Park Rapids Minnesota where they lived since June at Boulder Beach on Potato lake They expect to stay about a month then head to San Antonio Texas for the winter The Halls long operated Hall Bicycle shop here for 27 years selling it seven years ago They have wintered in the south and summers in the north after choosing Texas for its milder climate this year.
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Edward H Hall
Commonwealth Apartments
Cedar Rapids
Park Rapids
Minn
Boulder Beach
Potato Lake
San Antonio
Texas
Hall
Halls
Miami
Fran
Fountain Not For Sale In Kansas City Real Estate Row
A Kansas City real estate office inquiry about the corner property of Brooklyn Avenue and Independence Boulevard draws rapid denial from six employees that the 50 year old cast iron fountain is for sale. The dilapidated relic features a 5 year old boy and girl beneath an umbrella and sits on owner Jess Johnson’s property despite frequent inquiries. Funeral notices for Velma Darlene Thompson two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Thompson appear in Bertram and Monticello with services led by Rev J Bruce Evestone. Burial is in Monticello Cemetery.
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Kansas City
Brooklyn Avenue
Independence Boulevard
Jess Johnson
Bertram
Velma Darlene Thompson
Herman Thompson
Methodist Church
J Bruce Evestone
S Peter Pauline
Iowa City Hospital
Paul Thompson
Kate Duis
Monticello
Evestone
Paula Stone Heads Next Vaudeville Bill at Town Theater
A week of stage and screen shows opens next Saturday at the Town theater Cedar Rapids. Paula Stone stars Saturday and Sunday with Tyle and Phillips in a dance routine, Johnny Lee and the Three Lees, The Three Cossacks, Miss Chic Kennedy, and the film Girl in Danger with Ralph Bellamy.
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A. H. Talbot
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Paula Stone
Fred Stone
Tyle
Phillips
Johnny Lee
Lees
Chic Kennedy
America
Ralph Bellamy
Inspector Trent
Hitler Worshiped In Germany, Hans Nickel Tells Lions
Hans Nickel, chef at the Hotel Roosevelt, told Lions Club at a luncheon that Hitler is worshiped in Germany. He described improvements since his last visit, including full employment, 2000 mark home loans for newlyweds, pensions for all 65 and no automobile taxes, with Brown shirts aiding in welfare oversight.
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Hitler
Germany
Hans Nickel
Roosevelt
Lions Club
Nickel
Wiesbaden
Nitler
Nickel Related
Hold the Press and Rainbow Ranch at the Olympic
A four day show at the Olympic theater features Hold the Press a fast moving newspaper picture with Tim McCoy and Shirley Grey. Also playing Rainbow Ranch a Rex Bell Cecilia Parker Western with plenty of shooting and fighting along with selected shorts.
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Rainbow Ranch
Olympic Theater
Tim McCoy
Underworld
Shirley Grey
Rex Bell
Cecilia Parker
Iowa News In Brief From Several Towns In News
Edith Scanlon of Manchester was elected president of the Delaware county W C T U at the convention in Earlville. in Monticello a county chorus meeting is set for Friday night replacing Anamosa. Mutual Telephone Co elected Roy Wallace and Frank Mullen as officers with Wallace as president and Mack Geiger secretary. Ida Gross 32 died of tuberculosis in a Rock Island sanatorium. Funeral held at Christian church in Indianapolis. F. M. Grimm died in Wapello. Mary Ellen Kuder born 1879. survived by husband two sons and three sisters and three brothers. Services by Eastern Star at grave in Wapello cemetery. Genevieve Nubson hired to teach second grade in Nora Springs Fourth ward. Maynard PTA held teacher reception with clergy addresses and musical by local performers.
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Earlville
Edith Scanlon
Manchester
Ellen Clifton
Mertie le Glerc
Eva Robinson
Delaware County
W Cc. T. U
Scotch Grove
Carl R. Smith
Jones County
Farm Bureau
Monticello
Anamosa
Mutual Telephone Company
Roy Wallace
Frank Mullen
Mack Geiger
Grant Wetherill
Richard Owens
Ernie Graham
Wapello
F. M. Grimm
Mary Ellen Kuder
David
Chrissie Kuder
Concord Township
Louisa County
F. G. Grimm
Walter
Chicago
Lloyd
Downers Grove, Il
R. E. Duna
Maquoreta
Genevieve Nubson
Nora Springs
Fourth Ward
Golden wedding anniversary noted for Anthony Welte family
Riverside report recalls Anthony Welte and Caroline Casper marrying in 1884 at Holy Trinity Richmond. They raised seven children in the Richmond area, with one son deceased. Tony Welte, 74, ran a Richmond blacksmithing business with his father and remains active at the same shop.
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Roy M. Smith
Walter Thiele
Riverside
Anthony Welte
Richmond
Caroline Casper
Holy Trinity Church
Wiliam Kiefer
Washington
Harold Schnoebelen
Leo Kiefer
Roy Kallaus
Leo
Paul
Adrian Welte
Sherrels reunion honors local officers and members
Officers elected at the reunion include J. C. Sherrels as president and R. Z. Wallace as vice president with L. M. Allen as secretary and Harley Ondler as treasurer. The gathering noted J. R. Wallace 89 as the oldest attendee and Waterhouse’s infant son Richard three months old as the youngest. The Wilmington California couple Fred Carpenter traveled the farthest. In Lisbon the Legion Auxiliary named Verlyn Beasmore president Blanche Gish secretary Ruth Walmer treasurer Georgia Frederick and Milfred Davis as historian with Anna Reid as chaplain and Clara Bittle as sergeant at arms. board members were Wilma Briggs Edith Sailor and Anna Ehresman.
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Nual
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Maquoketa Bank
Vfrn Winters
Towa
Ralph Smith
Glenn Hagen
Alfred Willams
Murt LeVonald
C. Hearst
S V Hinkel
Xenophon Cave
Tom Briscoe
EC. Spicer
J OW Bureh
Kanenas
RE. Holland
F E. Finley
Stuart Broan
C . Bouton
Jones County Fairgrounds
Jones County Fair Association
Carl Hamilton
T. JI. George
Mrs. Ed Hall
Olympic
Mary Boland
Patricia Ells
Anita Page
Tin
Bal
Ac- M. Fleor
Real PD A
Betes
TORT
Shirley Grerv
Russ Jones
Iowa Theater
Iowa News
Maynard
P.T.A
W. F. Caldwell
Fred C. Lutz
Virgil C. Welch
Max Cummings
Earl Parke
Dollie Stewart
Merritt Cummings
Earlene Foss
Caryl Sorg
Katherine Sarset
Henry Buenneke, Jr
Jesse Parke
Rialto
Doctor Bull
Monte Cristo
Fxira
Chan
Hant LonDen
Drue Leyton
Ae World News
NEW Adventures
Catty Colman
Uith de Viene
Young Warner Oland
Una Merkel Fane Ea" A
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SAT
Gazette Office
Thurs
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William Haines
Judith Allen In “Young and Beautiful
Ted Fiorito
Wampus
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