Amana School Buses Boost Rural Kids With City System
Amana grade schools adopt a two grade per teacher plan across seven villages. Inspectors and Supt. J R Neveln redesigned staffing to fit existing buildings. Primary grades in Amana and nearby towns will be taught by Cledy Fiser and Adolf Berger, with higher grades split among teachers in Amana East, Homestead, South Amana, Middle Amana and West Amana.
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Supt
J. R. Neveln
Amana
East Amana
Homestead
Cledy the Fiser
Ama
Carl Fels
South Amana
West
Middle Amana
Adolf T. Berger
Fred Pitz
William C. Heinze
Paul Kellenberger
West Amana
Jeanne Roller Named Worthy Adviser of Manchester Girls
Manchester July issue reports Jeanne Roller, junior at Manchester High, named worthy adviser of the Rainbow Girls. Retiring adviser is Miss Susan Cloud. Other officers include Mary Lou Hintz, Audrey Ann Phelps, Evelyn Rieck, Betty Dunlap, Jean Condon. Norma Hattell was initiated.
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Manchester
Jeanne Roller
Rainbow Girls
Susan Cloud
Ruth A. Willard
Mary Lou Hintz
Audrey Ann Phelps
Charity
Evelyn Rieck
Hope
Betty Dunlap
Faith
Jean Condon
Norma Hattell
Marion High School Announces Cheerleaders For Next Year
Betty Qailey Betty Fowler Mary Starry and Mary Ives were chosen cheerleaders for the coming school year by Marion High School pupils. Edward Hanna travels to Ames to enroll as a veterinary medicine sophomore at Iowa State College. Mrs Mable Whittaker of Oklahoma City visits Mr and Mrs A A Hardin while Mr and Mrs E E Badham travel to Washington for business. W G Bowen hosts as Frank Swift Jr returns from the East and will start sophomore year at the University of Iowa.
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Betty Qailey
Betty Fowler
Mary Starry
Mary Ives
Marion High School
Edward Hanna
Ames
Iowa State College
Mable Whittaker
Oklahoma City
Okla
A. A. Hardin
Frank Swift, Jr
East
University of
Owa
Counties Asked To Rush Certification Of Relief Employables
Iowa counties were asked to rush certification of relief employables for WPA. Federal relief authorities in Washington require an accurate census of such employables to compute state WPA allotments. The move involves no policy change as relief employables have always been certified for WPA.
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Des Moines
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F. T. Walton
Washington
Relief Director Acknowledges Certification Order
Linn county relief director Mrs Mildred Hunt acknowledged receipt of the certification order on Saturday and said the local office would comply. She could not at once estimate how many persons would be certified.
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Mildred Hunt
Linn County
Plant Vitamin Said To Treat Human Disorders And Boost Plants
Des Moines AP reports Dr. James Bonner of the California Institute of Technology says Vitamin Bone, a medicine for nervous disorders, also acts as a powerful plant stimulant. A tiny dose in water can promote growth, transplant success, and vigor in roses, petunias, daffodils, camellias, and palms, with tests showing dramatic height and flower size increases.
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James Bonner
California Institute of Technology
Bonner
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Pasadena
Calif
Rose Bowl
California Institute
Sun’s Heat Surge Outpaces Moonlight Over Year
A study notes the sun delivers more heat and light in 13 seconds than the moon does in a full year, highlighting the vast energy difference between solar and lunar illumination.
Mrs. Mason Lowe and daughter sail to Manila from San Francisco
Mrs. Mason Lowe a Manila normal school teacher and her 2 year old daughter Mary Elizabeth will sail September 22 from San Francisco on the President Cleveland and expect to reach Manila October 16. Mrs Lowe former Earlville resident has spent 10 years teaching in Philippine government schools. Her husband works for a sewing machine company there. Mrs R H Lowe of Mount Vernon mother in law plans to accompany them. The child enjoyed her first U S trip and looks forward to riding the big boat.
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Arlville
Mason Lowe
Manila
Philippine Islands
Mary Elizabeth
Rose Klaus
Earlville
Iowa
San Francisco
Calif
Cleveland
Lowe
Philippines
R. H. Lowe
Mount Vernon
United States
Class Election Results Across East Iowa High Schools
Eastern Iowa schools report student government results with officers elected in Earlville Aurora Conesville Atkins Keyston South English and Volga City. Listings include seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen with presidents vice presidents secretaries treasurers reporters sponsors and in one eighth grade plus sixth seventh grade roles.
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Earlvilis
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Vivian Schmidt
Vanita Harris
Eleanor Caton
Harold Hackbarth
Donald Parkin
Benny Jean Holscher
Phyl Ms Thompson
Herbert Sill
Ruth Laxson
Lawrence Ribble
Burtram Schaller
von Watson
Herbert Bolese
Betta White
Hazel Hamilton
Bobby Boles
Bobby Allen
John Buckman
Alchris Hauschen
Floyd Lewellyn
Donald Allen
John Rowse
Lucille lask~Tud
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Carol Anderman
Ferne Salisbury
Conesville
Clarence Buckman
Doris Cozad
Norma Maxwell
Edith Stafford
Donald Abbott
Ernest Buckman
Esther Cozad
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Henry Buser
Atkins
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Lester Haerther
Arlene Rathje
Mary Beatty
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Robert Rickels
Nina Rinderknecht
Raymond Freeman
William Lensch
Maurine Rathje
Albert Rammelsburg
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Kenneth Lensch
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Gilmore Schwanbacher
Keystone
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Harvey Tecklenburg
Lillian Deppe
Harlan Hamann
Mies Leola Wilson
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Richard Balhorn
Harriet Lee
Irene Pingel
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Supt. Gardner
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Donald Robison
J. B. Miller
John Hookem
Donald Garrett
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Paul Dobbins
Miss Lutz
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Miss Dinsmore
Volga City
Paul Mullane
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Treas
Northeast Baptists Meet At Jesup For Three Days
Northeast Baptists convene at Jesup Baptist church from Sunday to Tuesday with a youths rally on Sunday. Dr. Frank Anderson executive secretary will speak alongside Mrs. L E Martin missionary from South India the Rev George Thomas and the Rev Clair Brown of Manchester a former Jesup pastor. Ladies of the church will serve a luncheon Monday evening.
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Clutier Twins Frown On Weather In Heat Wave
Sonja and Sandra Hadacek eight month old twins of Mr and Mrs Vince B Hadacek of Clutier refuse to pose with anything but their bare essentials during a recent heat wave. A Gazette cameraman captured their displeasure at the heat nonverbally.
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Tipton Church to mark 80th anniversary with week of services
St. John s Reformed church at Tipton will observe its eightieth anniversary with a week of special services beginning Sunday Sept 17. Rev Louis Gunnemann has led the church since 1935. Speakers include Dr Louis Hessert and Rev Clarence Koehler with lectures and a one act play Looking Forward. Banquet speakers and a hotel banquet Friday await guests. Dr Paul Keller will speak Sept 24 with another service by Rev Newgard.
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Hazel Gable
Flower
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William Naber
Louis Gunnemann
Louis C. Hessert
Plymouth
Wis
Clarence Koehler
Wheatland
J. N. Naly
Maywood
Reorganization Cuts 83 Jobs At Iowa Liquor Board
In Des Moines, an AP survey shows 83 regulars removed from the Iowa state liquor commission payroll since Republicans took control July 1. Casualties include 30 store managers, 37 clerks, and 15 central office workers, with several resignations and abolished positions.
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Marengo Man Acquitted On Reckless Driving Charge
A Vinton justice court jury found Lyle Dellamont of Marengo not guilty of reckless driving. The case stemmed from a September 7 incident near Norway in which Don Boddicker of Vinton said his car was side swiped by Dellamont’s vehicle.
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Justice Court
J. A. Ruhl
Lyle Dellamont
Marengo
Don Boddicker
Boddicker
Dellamont
Norway
Franklin Township to vote on fire apparatus levy
Mount Vernon officials set a September 26 special election on a tax not exceeding one mill to fund fire apparatus and equipment. The proposal failed by eight votes at the August 15 election, prompting the trustees to seek another vote.
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Mount Vernon
Franklin Township
Iowa News In Brief Decora ie notes and local items
Decora ie Halverson 48 died after a lingering illness funeral set for Sunday in Decorah with burial in Phelps cemetery. He leaves a wife Esther and six sisters and a brother. Wapello officers of Luther Vollmer Post 40 to be installed Monday by District Commander Fred Downing. Ossian Calmar ticket agent Frank Marron named after 25 years at Calmar. Decorah Otto Evanson pleads guilty to selling beer to minors and gets three months in county jail. Independence Cyril Sinwell and Marie Hoffman wed at St Joseph’s church. Buchanan county council to conduct leadership training school this fall starting Oct 4.
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Alfred Halverson
Ridgeway
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Decorah
Wapello
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H. G. Downs
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Calmar
Milwaukee Railroad
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Ionia
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
B. A. Erdland
Elizabeth Hoffman
William Linwell
Independence
Buchanan County Council of Religious Education
McGregor Sand Bottles by Brothers Donald and Bobby Fields
Donald and Bobby Fields, sons of Ruby Fields, work at McGregor making sand art bottles. Using Pictured Rocks sand in 20 colors they mix grays from white and black and create images with knives, sticks, and improvised droppers. They began three years ago and now attract tourists with orders for multiple bottles.
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Bobby Fields
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Capitol Currents From Des Moines Political Notes
Iowa officials discuss butter tax funded advertising for safety education, post office appointments, and the Des Moines political maneuvering. Mil ler seeks plaques. Hill and Birmingham posts, Harrington's influence, and narcotics enforcement equipment spark debate amid state public safety changes.
Colesburg School Head Elected President of Schoolmasters Club
John T. Rider superintendent of Colesburg schools for two years was named president of the Delaware County Schoolmasters Club. Other officers include D. H. Johnson Hopkinton as vice president Floyd E. Pratt Manchester as secretary treasurer Nathan Edwards Earlville as program chair and Kenneth Albee Earlville as publicity director.
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Colesburg
Delaware County
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Hopkinton
Floyd E. Pratt
Laware Counsry
Nathan Edwards
Earlville
Kenneth Albee
Garrison Man Injured In Auto Truck Crash
VINTON W L Cole 23 of Garrison was injured Saturday when his car collided with a truck driven by Sam Raymond of Garrison. Mrs Cole was stunned from a head blow and their young son sustained a head cut. A little girl also injured. Raymond, and Mrs Cole and son received first aid before Cole was taken to Vinton Hospital unconscious.
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Williamsburg Church Organ Blessing Ceremony Planned
A blessing for the new pipe organ at St. Marys parish in Williamsburg will take place with Rt. Rev. Msgr. John Molloy of Cedar Rapids delivering a sermon and blessing the organ. Selections by the St. Ambro quartet and Mrs. Marcus O'Donnell will include Ave Maria.
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Salem
Mary M. Reynolds
St. Mary's Parish
St. Mahony
John Molloy
Cedar Rapids
St. Ambro
Marcus O’donell
Washington Homemaker Course Opens Oct 1
Miss Rubh Simpson of the Ames extension service will present the first lesson in next year's home project work to leaders in Jackson, Washington and Main townships. The course runs October 10 to 13 with teas held in county towns where the topic Home Management Three was explained, addressing farm women's news needs.
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Crawfordsville
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