Break Up Illegal Fishing Business in Iowa
Three men ARthur Delphey Edward Delphey and P S Person were arrested in Waukon after an eight month probe by the state conservation commission for running an illegal commercial fishing operation. They allegedly shipped more than a ton of fish from Harpers Ferry to Omaha dealers. They face $300 fines or 90 days in Allamakee County jail and may appeal.
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Waukon
Allamakee
Arthur
Edward Delphey
P. S. Person
Enforcement
State Conservation Commission
Harpers Ferry
Mississipi River
Omaha
K. M. Rooker
Conservation Department
R. B. Courtneigh
Council Bluffs
Commission
Nebraska
Delphey Brothers
Justice of the Peace
L. T. Hermanson
Washington Hosts D A R District Meeting
Washington Iowa welcomed eighty one delegates for the D A R district convention at the Methodist church and Country club. State officers spoke including Mrs. Imogen Emery and Mrs. E C Senty with Mrs. John Logan Marshall of South Carolina as guest regent. Burlington invited next year. a courtesy tea followed at Sunset park.
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Washington
Methodist Church and Country Club
John Logan Marshall
South Carolina
George Masson
Harry McCall
E. K. Bekman
Ottumwa
Edna Klein
R. E. Shannon
Chamber of Commerce
E. C. Senty
B. C. Higgins
Spencer
National Order
Imogen Emery
Cedar Rapids
Harry E. Narey
Spirit Lake
W. H. Snider
Davenport
H. A. White
Clinton
C. W. Wester
Cedar Fails
Sarah P. Hoffman
Iowa City
C. A. Garlock
Fort Dodge
N. M. Burns
Sanborn
Miller
Atlantic
Mae Hills
Adel
Claire H. Parker
State Chapin
Emery
Marshall
Tamassee School
Six Counties Plan Red Cross Campaign At Elkader Meeting
Six counties gathered in Elkader for a Red Cross district meeting ahead of the annual roll call. District chairman Frank OConnor of Dubuque presided. Grace Ashbaugh spoke for the St. Louis office. L. J. Ehrhardt was named roll call chairman for Clayton county while attendees from multiple towns listed include Elkader Monona Garnaville Farmersburg West Union Oelwein Manchester Delhi Decorah Waukon Dubuque and others.
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Elkader
Red Cross
Frank O'Connor
Dubuque
Grace Ashbaugh
St. Louis
L. J. Ehrhardt
Clayton County
Lillian Schulte
John Bock
P. Kitterer
F. E. Sharp
Ruth Anne Steber
W. G. Allen
C. F. Murphy
Elsie Martin
Mary A. Meyer
P. A. Dunn
N. O. Bartholomew
Max D. Richards
Monona
W. C. Kruse
C. W. Tapper
W. F. Humphrey
Garnaville
Lucia Roggman
A. F. Kramer
Farmersburg
Ina Mathews
West Union
D. D. Brown
Oelwein
Lon Bovis
Jessie Michener
John T. Ridler
Manchester
Martha Rowe
Francis Gosling
Fred Herman
Delhi
Helen C. Pulver
Decorah
A. F. Kritchen
Ben Bear
E. P. Shea
Roy Algyer
Waukon
F. H. Klus
E. W. Hastings
W. T. Kaveing
Meta Z. Fasse
Mayme Jones
Ann Mihulha
Charles E. O’connor
Florence Fitzgerald
Rebecca Strubel
al J. Nelson
Joseph Flynn
Vera Waite
Elvira Dolan
A. J. Eberhardt
Rosalyn M. Schrup
Martha Considine
Center Point Men In Fight At Muscatine
D A Newland of Center Point suffered head lacerations and Hayward Brody lost 8.85 in cash after a Wednesday night fight in Muscatine. Police Judge O E Schauland fined Brody five dollars plus costs. Roy R Longsdale’s peacemaker charge was dismissed. The trio had come to Muscatine to buy melons and gave unclear answers about the altercation.
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Schauland
Muscatine
Edna Meyer Weds Casimer Reich in Strawberry Point
Edna Meyer and Casimer Reich, both of Chicago, were married at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. James P. Gable officiating. Attendants were Carol Lee and Irwin Meyer. A wedding supper followed at the Harley Howes home. Edna is Lillian Snyder’s eldest daughter and a local high school graduate.
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Stawberry Point
Edna Meyer
Casimer Reich
Chicago
James P. Gable
Carol Lee
Irwin Meyer
Harley Howes
Lillian Snyder
Sauerkraut Day Draws Large Lisbon Crowd
About 12 000 people attended the Lisbon Sauerkraut Day festivities. 3000 were served at noon and 7000 at the evening kraut stand. Oxford Junction beat Lowden 3 to 0 in the eastern Iowa championship game. Street contests crowned winners in multiple events including races and rodeo style challenges with Dahn, Larry, and Bernice Linebaugh among top finishers.
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Lisbon
Oxford Junction
Lowdon
Iowa
Bob Larry
Buck Beasmore
Kenneth Duncan
Bernice Linebaugh
Maxine Harris
Eleanor Briggs
Miles Dahn
Dick Carbee
Ben Stahl
Dahn
Bova
Duncan
Beasmore
Reyhons
Stoneking
Sproston
Merle Dahn
Loren van Fossen
Earle K. Ray Dies at 59 in Massachusetts
Earle K. Ray formerly of Vinton and Anamosa died at his daughter’s home in Waban Massachusetts at 59 He was born in Vinton on June 2 1877 and lived in New York City and Waban before settling the estate of his father Survivors include his widow daughter two grandchildren a sister and an aunt He was a member of Cyprus Commandery K T El Kahir Shrine Cedar Rapids and the Clinton Consistory burial will be in Evergreen cemetery with services at the S A Allom home.
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Vinton
Earle K. Ray
L. E. Roseman
Waban
Mass
S. A. Allom
Evergreen Cemetery
Ray
Frank G. Ray
Consolidated Company
New York City
Roseman
J. M. Knapp
Boone
Isadore Shaw
Cyprus
Iowa Cedar schoolmen elect officers in Traer meeting
Thirty one representatives from twelve high schools in the Iowa Cedar league met in Traer. Supt W S Miller Reinbeck was re elected president T R George Brooklyn named vice president and S K Schmidt Eldora secretary treasurer Cedar Falls chosen site for the annual league track and field meet Football and basketball will be in two divisions with a playoff for the league championship only in basketball.
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Traer
W. S. Miller
Reinbeck
T. R. George
Brooklyn
S. K. Schmidt
Eldora
Cedar Falls
Belle Plaine
Marengo
Montezuma
Tama
Toledo
Grundy Center
Teachers High of
Ackley
Oldest Iowa school secretary observed 80th birthday
James Gallogly of Buckingham, likely the oldest school secretary in Iowa, celebrated his eightieth birthday. Elected as Buckingham consolidated district secretary when the 1922 school was built, he has been re-elected annually. He kept the district solvent during lean periods and previously taught in Tama county schools for 24 years. He also ran Buckingham’s hardware store since 1901, remaining a town fixture.
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Traer
Iowa
James Gallogly
Buckingham
North Tama County
Buckingham Consolidated
Gallogly
Buckingham Bank
Tama County
Buckingham Village
North Western Railroad
Wilton Junction and Washington News Summary
Wilton Junction reports the death of Harry L. Woodhouse at age 50 after flu pneumonia with funeral held at the Methodist church. Washington notes the marriage of Marie Donaldson and Erwin Wulf. Monona bride Margaret Lestina and Elmer Schlitter wed. Oelwein reports an egg truck collision with no injuries. Hoppinton and Brandon note weddings and injuries. Marquette jail and Edgewood school news. Earlville hosts Republican rally speakers. Volga City holds infant burial. Washington district judge race signals. Independence courts and Baptist meeting. Strawberry Point Republican rally.
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Wilton Junction
Harry L. Woodhouse
Joseph Newgard
Grace Reformed Evangelical Church
Woodhouse
Stella Nauman
Harold
Margaret
Long Beach
Helen
Cathr
Washington
Marie Donaldson
Monona
Margaret Lestina
F. A. Lestina
Elmer Schlitter
John Schlitter
Evangelical Parsonage
W. Zeller
Helen Schlitter
Floyd Lestina
Oelwein
Highway 10
Burdette Atkins
Kenneth Jones
Pipestone
Minn
Earlville
George Wilson
Frank Henson
Frank Williams
Henry O. Talle
Congress
Colesbury
Greeley
Edgewood
Manchester
Selwyn Otis
Des Moines OKs Federal Road Fund Use Plan
Thomas MacDonald approves Iowa highway commission system for using federal funds. Debate centers on whether 3.25 million dollars must stay in nine counties or can be spent statewide as the commission seeks to match 10 million dollars in bond issues.
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Des Moines
INS
Thomas MacDonald
Budy of
Iowa Highway Commission
Curtis L. McKinnon
New London
C. W. Storms
Highway Commission
Iowa
Highway Commissions
McKinnon
MacDonald
Commission
General
Jiggs Day Draws 8000 to La Porte City Festivities
La Porte City celebrates its fifth annual Jiggs day with about 8000 attendees. The parade runs three quarters of a mile as two baseball games unfold with La Porte City beating Eagle Center 13 to 2 and Keystone defeating La Porte 5 to 3. Prizes honor floats and displays from local churches, schools, and businesses.
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LA Porte City
Eagle Center
Keystone
la Porte
Future Farmers of America
Presbyterian Church
Catholic Church
Jubilee
Fell
Lehman and Klock
Stells’ Store
Goodwin Grocery
Doll Cabs
Virginia Williams
Jamita Bryan
Jane Ann Lynch
Coaster Wagon
Francis Olinger
Lee Reinhart
Betty Jean Caraway
Alvin Neisert
Wayne Lang
Regional high school teaching demo in four Iowa counties
Allamakee Clayton Fayette and Winneshiek counties join H. K. Bennett regional supervisor to stage a first of its kind progressive teaching demonstration. High school teachers from the four counties will attend the event in West Union next Friday in the high school assembly.
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Elkader
Allamakee
Clayton
Fayette
Winneshiek
H. K. Bennett
Iowa
State Department of Education
West Union
U Iowa Sees Record Upperclass Enrollment
Iowa City University registrar reports 2,250 upperclassmen registered as the fall term nears, with early registration ahead of last year. Registrar A. C. Dorcas notes possible total exceeding 6,500 after freshmen enroll and late registrations continue through Saturday.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
A. C. Dorcas
Republican truck barred from Spencer county fair entry
AP Chicago report says the Republican national headquarters claims the Spencer Indiana county fair denied entry to the traveling display of imported farm and food products. Francis J. Clair, the lecturer with the display, said the fair board refused access despite nonpartisan rules and a large WPA sign at the gates. Clair noted the display would show WPA and government projects but concluded no further efforts will be made to exhibit.
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Chicago
Republican National Headquarters
Works Progress Administration
Spencer
Republican Party
National Headquarters
Republican
Clair
Herring and Halden Debate National Debt
Gov Clyde L Herring argued the New Deal raises per person income and national debt critics misstate facts at a campaign stop in Guttenberg. Berry F Halden warned farmers shoulder a large share of the eight billion dollar debt and called the debt an invisible mortgage to farmers at Mount Pleasant.
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Mount Pleasant
Berry F. Halden
United States Senate
Halden
Senate
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D. A. R. Meet
Center Point
Dr. Doherty
TAR Jew EL. RY C
Vinton, Anamosa
Iowa-Cedar
Iowa News
Marquette
Dallas Purcell
Blue River
Wis
Charles Pixler
Wisconsin
District Court
E. E. Hagensick
Clarence
Board of Education
Jenna Beadle
Marvin Schilling
Helen Sonnemaker
Velma Schilling
Lloyd Hasselbusch
Thelma Harness
Edith Leinbaugh
Velma Hartig
Lavera Kintzel
Lawrence Hartig
Eldon Fedderson
Leona Meier
Velma Baltisberger
Warren L. Feller
Methodist Church
Catherine Feller
Gladys Ronquist
Marvin Ronquist
McGregor
Sioux City
J. E. Feller
Feller
Moody Bible Institute
Giard
Volga City
Sacred Heart Cemetery
A. V. O’brien
P. J. Boyle
St. Mary’s Church
Strawberry Point
Joe
Gene
Blanche White
Patricia Joan
O’briens
A. E. Baldrige
Washington County
Republican Central Committee
D. W. Hamilton
Grinnell
George Baker
C. C. Henninger
Sigourney
Ross Mowry
Newton
E. L. Edmondson
Brighton
S. W. Livingston
T. L. Brookhart
Richard Stewart
Henry Bailey
Theodore Bailey
C. C. Wilson
T. A. Michels
E. D. Morrison
E. D. Morrison, Jr
George F. Morrison
L. M. Eicher
Lester Orr
E. Ll. Stewart
Earle Clark
H. W. Luers
Walter Kleet
Otto Frey
Orva Scott
B. C. Foster
L. J. Kehoe
Eardley Bell
Independence
Iowa Association of Baptist Churches
First Baptist Church
R. R. Wickstrand
Assam
India
Frank Anderson
Iowa Baptist
Nearton H. Carman
Lizzie Rathbun
Iowa Woman’s Christian Education
Frank Hanson
Garner
A. J. Johnson
Wilson
Dick Powell
Joan Blondell
Carton
Sport Oxfords
BSI
2Nd Avenue
U. of Iowa
Fair At
Herring
Ford Hopkins
Turkey
2Nd St
3Rd Ave
Higley Bldg
J. F. Shallenberger
M.D
Chicago Specia
E. 53Rd Street
Chicago, Ill
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