Webster City Man Named U B Supt
The Rev. G. E. MacCanon from Webster City was elected superintendent of the Iowa state conference of the United Brethren Church of Christ at the 93rd annual session held at the United Brethren church. He succeeds Rev. Ira V. Hawley who resigned to take a pastorate in Terre Haute Indiana after five years. Three ballots were required with MacCanon receiving 62 votes. Other nominees were Rev. G. W. Emerson 23 votes, Rev. J. H. Yaggy and Rev. Fred Riggs.
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G. E. MacCanon
Webster City
Iowa State
United Brethren Church of Christ
United Brethren Church
MacCanon
Ira V. Hawley
Des Moines
Terre Haute
Ind
Hawley
G. W. Emerson
J. H. Yaggy
Toledo
Fred Riggs
United Brethren
Albia
Brown Swiss Heifer Champion Of Four State Fairs At Frontier Park
Thompson photos capture All Iowa Dairy show winners at Frontier Park with Brown Swiss champions. Carls Jennie Vogel owned by Dr. W. W. Pearson of Des Moines is unbeaten this year and top honors at Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois fairs. Jack O Hearts owned by H. A. Sherman of Town Falls is grand champion brown swiss bull. Patty Ann of Iowagold shown by Kilpatrick and Sturgeon is grand champion Guernsey female. Liberty's Contender owned by Rogers and Hotchkiss of Lamont is grand champion Guernsey bull. Additional pictures appear on the edition’s picture page.
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Thompson
Frontier Park
Carl
Jennie Vogel
W. W. Pearson
Des Moines
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Illinois
Jacck O
Guernsey
Patty Ann
Iowagold
Kilpatrick
Sturgeon
Woodward
Liberty
Rogers and Hotchkiss
Lamont
Independence Ga. reopens Buchanan County Schoolmasters Club
The Buchanan County Schoolmasters Club, inactive for two seasons, was reorganized here Wednesday evening. Representatives from town schools except Rowley and Quasqueton attended, totaling twenty nine men. Social activities and volleyball followed by a lunch from Independence faculty and spouses. Officers elected: President Supt. Carpenter Fairbank, Vice President Supt. F. E. Mueller Independence, Permanent Secretary Dayton H. Winter Independence, Treasurer Supt. E. R. Cope Jesup. Executive committee includes the first three officers and Supt. A. W. Gamble Hazleton.
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Buchanan County Schoolmasters Club
Rowley
Quasqueton
Independence
Supt. Carpenter
Fairbank
F. E. Mueller
Dayton H. Winter
E. R. Cope
Jesup
A. W. Gamble
Hazleton
Armory Board Meets Over New Troop Riding Hall
An Armory board meeting is set for Friday night in Iowa City to discuss plans for a new riding hall for Troop I of the 113th cavalry. The proposed hall carries a $30,000 price tag. Attending are Adj. Gen. Charles H. Grahl Des Moines Col. Harry Ward Davenport Col. Henry G. Geiger Sheldon Maxwell O'Brien Des Moines and Col. Will J. Hayek Iowa City.
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Iowa City
Armory Board
113Th Cavalry
Adj
Charles H. Grahl
Des Moines
Harry Ward
Davenport
Henry G. Geiger
Sheldon
Maxwell O’brien
Will J. Hayek
Edward D Ryner dies after weeklong pneumonia illness
Edward Delbert Ryner 77 of Clinton county died Thursday after a weeklong pneumonia illness. Born July 30, 1859, on a local farm he farmed until five years ago retired and moved to DeWitt. He was married to Miss Mary Wallace, who pre
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Dewitt
Edward Delbert Ryner
Clinton County
Here
Mary Wallace
Obituary Notice for Local Resident Relatives Named
The deceased is remembered by a daughter Mrs John Schaller of Cedar Rapids and four sons Edward Grand Mound Raymond Knoxville Asa Clinton Floyd DeWitt. Survived by sister Mrs Herman Otto De Witt and brother James Ryner Camanche. Funeral at 2 30 Saturday in N F McGinnis chapel Jore Harrington with others Minetta Wing and William Young.
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John Schaller
Cedar Rapids
Edward
Grand Mound
Raymond
Knoxville
Asa
Clinton
Floyd
DeWitt
Herman Otto
James Ryner
Camanche
N. F. McGinnis
DeWitt High Names Student Council Officers
The DeWitt high school student council announces officers: President Gertrude Mc Donald, Vice-President Harold Galitz, and Secretary-Treasurer Mar... The report lists these key posts as the student leadership team.
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Dewitt
DeWitt High School
Gertrude McDonald
Harold Galitz
Mar
Federal agents raid Kansas City garden find illicit whiskey
In Kansas City, federal alcohol tax agents arrested Mrs. Margaret Palermo after digging up her garden where they found pints half pints and fifths of illegal whisky aligned in the row.
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Kansas City
Margaret Palermo
Kostlan Elected to Fill Town Council Vacancy
George F. Kostlan was elected to fill the town council seat left vacant by the resignation of F. J. Rosicka. The move fills the council lineup and confirms Kostlan in the role.
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Trarer
George F. Kostlan
F. J. Rosicka
Alcazar blast and Spain wartime notices amid civil conflict
The report details an Alcazar blast with TNT six hours after initial fire, planned bayonet actions, and possible further mine explosions tied to demands for released women. It notes casualties undetermined and cites new foreigner restrictions and passport controls in Spain as syndicalist forces push near Toledo and Madrid.
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Alcazar
Toledo
Madrid
Spain
Catalonia
Siguenza
Largo Caballero
Keswick Farm Sold to S. F. E. Johnson in Manslaughter Case
Sigourney resident Fern E. Johnson of Tipton bought the Adolph Martens farm near Keswick from the trial referee for attorneys Robert J. Shaw Henry Wagner George Baker Sigourney and H S Life of Oskaloosa. The sale satisfies costs and fees from the 1935 manslaughter trial involving Martens wife death. Martens serves an eight year term at Fort Madison penitentiary.
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Sigourney
Fern E. Johnson
Tipton
Adolph Martens
Keswick
Robert J. Shaw
Henry Wagner
George Baker
H. S. Life
Oskaloosa
Martens
Fort Madison Penitentiary
Coughlin Ally Demands Recount in Michigan Primary
Louis B. Ward, linked to the Rev. Charles E. Coughlin group, urged Governor Fiorello LaGuardia to order a recount of Michigan Democratic primary votes for the U S Senate. Ward trailed Prentiss M. Brown by about 3950 votes with 34 precincts un tallied, citing incomplete returns and the need for good government as rationale.
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Detroit
Louis B. Ward
Charles E. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Frank D. Fi
U. S. Senate
Michigan
Ward
Prentiss M. Brown
Miss Martha Koerner Weds Deric Vanderheyden at East Eagle
Miss Martha Koerner of Buckingham married Deric Vanderheyden of Traer Monday at the East Eagle par sonage. Rev. Father Duffy officiated. Ralph Koerner and George Garbey attended the couple. Vanderheyden is the son of Mrs. Clara Van derheyden. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Koerner of near Eagle Center.
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Martha Koerner
Buckingham
Deric Vanderheyden
Traer
East Eagle Parsonage
Father Duffy
Ralph Koerner
George Garbey
Vanderheyden
Clara Vanderheyden
Geneseo Township
Henry Koerner
Near Eagle Center
Iowa City center approves quick equipment purchase
Directors of Iowa City's recreational center approved buying gear to install by September 23 for the fall and winter season. The purchase includes a portable puppet stage radio playground and gymnasium equipment.
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Iowa City
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