Sioux City Feud at Civil Service Hearing Over Patrolmen
Opening statements in the civil service hearing on reinstatement for Edward Asmussen and Thomas Barron feature sharp charges against city and county officials. The proceedings at city hall resume with evidence to follow, as Free objects to Goltz’s appearance and a continuance is sought.
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Sioux City
Edward Asmussen
Thomas Barron
Civil Service
Asmussen
Barron
Police Department
Chris N. Dahl
Gordon C. Hollar
Public Safety
H.C. Harper
Carlos W. Goltz
Hollar
Fred . Free
Free
Goltz
Dvorak Rites Planned In Lisbon For Iowa Farmer
Funeral services for Anton Chris Dvorak 73 retired farmer five miles southeast of Mount Vernon will be held at St John church in Lisbon at 2 p m Sunday with Rev Father Stemm in charge. He died Friday on the same farm where he was born leaving three children six grandchildren and six sisters. He was preceded in death by two brothers and two sisters.
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Mount Vernon
Anton Chris Dvorak
Here
St. John’s Church
Lisbon
Father Stemm
Dvorak
Otis Pirks
Clarence Dvorak
Iowa City
C. J. Burnett
Joe Slick
Cedar Rapids
James Bartosh
Martin Kiema
Agnes Kiema
Sutherland
Frank Parisek
Charles Pertlick
Solon
Mike
James
Anna Kohout
Mary Marek
Manchester
Clara McGee
Thomas P. Shaffer
Methodist Church
Clara V. Harris
Charles Harris
Somonac
Ill
Harris
Irvin A. McGee
McGee
Harold B. Dunham
Winter Haven
Fla
Howard Mortimer
Dallas Center
Harris McGee
A. F. Brown
Des Moines
Charles B. Harris
Clarence Harris
van Cleve
Congregational Church
Community Church
Order of the Eastern Star and Maccabees
Tipton
Leone Wentzel
John Highly
Walter Eiler
Ernest Eiler
Ottawa
Eiler
Cedar County
Carl Miller
Dorothy Greene
Otto Duball
Eleader
Iowa
Lakeside
Guttenberg
Clyde L. Herring
Alex Miller
Fred Biermann
Supreme Court
Kintzinger
Steiger
Young Democrats
C. F. Murphy
Elkader
C. J. Adam
Guttenberg Banker
Betty Bishop
First
Democratic Party
Biermann
Fourth District
Roosevelt
Delta
Fannie Utterback
William G. Utterback
Watson Utterback
Mason
Waterloo
Watson
Roy
Charles Hicklin
Oskaloosa
Delta Christian Church
Youth Sentenced In Ladora Robberies At Marengo
Ivahn Dee, 20, pled guilty to breaking and entering in the Ladora robberies. Judge James P. Gaffney sentenced him to one year with nine months suspended. he to serve 90 days in jail with ten already served and will be paroled to Fred Roth after three months. Merchandise and $7 were stolen from two Ladora stores Sept. 8. Dee had been living in Brooklyn and returned the goods and money.
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NG Gazette
Marengo
Ivahn Dee
James P. Gaffney
Fred Roth
Ladora
Dee
Brooklyn
Rains Lift Macbride Lake Toward Planned Stage
Rainfall raises Lake Macbride level by five feet bringing it to 124 feet 6 inches, within 3.5 feet of the 128 foot stage engineers planned. Construction on a limestone bath house and custodian lodge proceeds, wildlife arrivals appear as migration begins, and park roads are surfaced with crushed rock. fishing opens late next year.
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Iowa City
Macbride
State Conservation Commission
Leipzig Concert Master Takes Work at University of Iowa
Leipzig concert master Hans Muenzer will serve as concert master at the University of Iowa for the year, succeeding Frank Estes Kendrie. Arnold Small was named assistant concert master and a student concert master will be named later.
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Leipzig
U. of Iowa
Iowa City
Hans Muenzer
University of Iowa
Philip G. Clapp
Muenzer
Frank Estes Kendrie
Arnold Small
Iowa City Woman Hurt In Fall From Auto
Mrs. Clarence Van Epps wife of Dr C Van Epps head of neurology at the University of Iowa college of medicine suffered a fractured arm and facial bruises when she was thrown from a car on highway 161 near Washington. She tried to close the door as it moved and was hurled to the pavement by a gust of wind.
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Iowa City
Clarence van Epps
C. van Epps
University of Iowa College of Medicine
Highway 161
Washington
van Epps
Coggon Coach Heads Linn County Schoolmen
Robert Smola from Coggon was elected president of the Linn County Schoolmen's club at a Cedar Rapids meeting. He has eleven years of teaching in Lisbon Palo Shellsburg and Coggon and is a University of Iowa graduate. Officers include Jay Speake of Walker as vice president and A W Anderson of Centrality as secretary treasurer.
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Robert Witmer
Herschel Flater
Gus Schiele
Grandma
Esther Witmer
George Wildasin
Edith Gardiner
Mildred Wildasin
Anna Mae Atkinson
John Dickinson
Virginia Marolf
Palo
Mawdsley Girls
Glenn Bostrom
W. E. Wagner
Betty Steffenson
Clyde Yates
Jean Rehder
Ada Caroline Clark
Lila Pierson
John Cambel
Robert Smola
Coggon
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Lisbon
Shellsburg
University of Iowa
Jay Speake
Walker
Ae W. Anderson
Centrality
Prizes Announced For Sauerkraut Day at Lisbon Fair
Winners received cash and merchandise in needlework, fruit and vegetable exhibits, and culinary displays at the 27th Sauerkraut Day in Lisbon. Special prize by Cyclops post American Legion went to Eloise Norbohm for best home canned fruit and vegetables. many residents won in categories including quilting, embroidery, crochet, knitting, grain, fruit, vegetables, and cakes.
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Lisbon
Cyclops Post
American Legion
Eloise Norbohm
A. Schott
A. G. Walton
Robert Smith
Will Dallas
T. S. Mitchell
Frank Campbell
G. Yule
Irwin Coppock
E. F. McArtor
Grace Kohl
Clyde Herrick
John Cook
Frances Slater
Hillis Armstrong
Adolph Biderman
Dana Wilcox
Betty Krabacher
John Bryant
S. E. Arbingast
Kettering
F. E. Campbell
Stuhr
Antone Biderman
Clyde Hoover
J. M. Bridges
Bertha Spidle
Mary Andre
Samuel Kock
C. E. Neal
Carl Mohn
K. O. Knudsen
Robert Huey
Forest Huey
R. P. Ink
Jonathan Apples
Caroline Kettering
Jennie Floyd
George Sailor
A. K. Runkle
Violetta Cook
Ohio
Theo. Light
Ben Giebelstein
Tom Bova
S. F. Emerson
Tom Franta
Hubbard
Antone Netolicky
Tom_ Franta
Matie Pieper
Joe Pizarek
Burdette Conklin
C. Speidel
F. T. Shotwell
Pierre
Eloise Notbohm
Herman Koch
Bron
Harvey Robertson
Oyd Staab
Phyllis Franta
Mearle Kepler
Ernie Nation
E. Stuhr
Anna Bittle
I. L. Cork
Frank Biderman
Alberta Gaines
Howard Whitlock
Bert Avery
Merle Kepler
Roy Gamble
Lloyd Staab
Leoral Evans
E. Broulik
Mildred Noska
W. Thompson
Lee Crelly
Louise Morningstar
Spe
breed—Bire
F. Kolek
Fine Des Moines Man For Masquerading As Doctor
Lewis Levy of Des Moines pled guilty to practicing optometry and medicine without a license. At arraignment he faced Judge H C Ring and was fined $250 plus costs. Levy treated Sophie Muhs of Lowden claiming drugs removed a cataract and charged $800, later reduced to $500, but left town before payment.
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Tipton
H. C. Ring
Lewis Levy
Des Moines
Levy
Sophie Muhs
Lowden
Ministers Ordained as Deacons in Iowa-Des Moines Conference
George C. Pennington of North English and Paul M. Hanna of Lone Tree joined four other ministers as six deacons ordained in the Iowa Des Moines conference of the Methodist church in Des Moines on Friday.
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Des Moines
George C. Pennington
North English
Paul M. Hanna
Lone Tree
Iowa-Des Moines
The
Methodist Church
Wilton Junction Woman Plans Trip to Nebraska Missing Husband
Mrs. Howard Wagner, widow of a missing man, said she will travel to Nebraska to unite with him. He vanished two years ago after an oil truck was found in the Cedar River, believed to have drowned. Their daughters Betty and Jean would accompany her to see their father.
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Betty
Jean
Plan Varied Program For Homecoming At Iowa
Iowa City plans a varied homecoming program for the twenty fifth annual celebration held with the Illinois game on Oct. 17. Prof. George Haskell chairs the committee as events begin Oct. 16 with a mass meeting receptions at the Triangle and University clubs and a homecoming dance. Alumni luncheon at the Memorial Union and another luncheon for I men are scheduled for Saturday noon.
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Gazette
Iowa City
Illinois
George Haskell
Triangle
Memorial Union
Religion Course Added To S U S Class Broadcasts
Iowa City officials announce a new religion and contemporary letters course joining the University of Iowa direct from classroom broadcasts. It will air Tuesdays and Thursdays at 11 a.m. and be led by Dr. Christian Richard of the school of religion.
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Iowa City
University of Iiowa
Christian Richard
School of Religion
Bartholow Crawford
Shakespeare
John Ashton
Philip Clapp
Central City Woman Injured as Car Ditches on Turn
Mrs Dan Rogers 23 of Central City suffered a lacerated tendon in her left hand cuts to her left ear and scratches to her face and forehead when the car she and her husband were riding in ran into a ditch near a turn Friday at about 11 p m They were returning from Springville Mr Rogers was uninjured Mrs Rogers was taken to St Luke s hospital in Cedar Rapids and was to be brought home Saturday afternoon.
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the Gazette
Central City
Dan Rogers
Rogers
Clayton County Schools See Enrollment Dip Slightly
Four Clayton County schools report a small drop in pupil numbers this year from last year. Twelve schools taught 2,302 pupils formerly, while thirteen schools now enroll 2,300. About 120 teachers handle the pupils with 35 percent in their first year at their current schools.
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Eleader
Clayton County
Independent Candidates In Cedar Supervisor Race
TIPTON Independent candidates enter Cedar County board of supervisors races in two districts. Fourth district nominees include Herman Krebs running as independent, Arthur Bachus at Republican, and Fred Daut seeking reelection as Democrat. Fifth district candidates include D. C. Bowers running independent, Louis Hansen Republican, and W. C. Fairley Democrat incumbent.
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Tipton
Board of Supervisors
Herman Krebs
Sunbury
Arthur Bachus
Bennett
Fred Daut
Wilton Junction
D. C
Stanwood
W. C. Fairley
Mechanicsville
Sheriff Sale Date Shifts for Legion Building Judgment
Iowa City observers note the sheriff's sale to satisfy a $68,688.85 state banking department judgment on the American Legion Community building, which burned recently, has been moved to Oct. 15 from the previously scheduled Oct. 13.
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Iowa City
State Banking Department
American Legion
Monticello Gas Station Robbery
A robber stole 30 dollars from Carl Eggers gasoline station on Highway 161 early Saturday. He missed 38 dollars in a billfold and found 30 more in a small bank in the drawer. Entry was through broken glass in a window near a lock, with a basketball shoe print in fresh cement. County and town officers investigate.
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Monticello
Carl Eggers
Highway 161
Allamakee Legion Names Leader From Waukon
Ralph D Waters post of Waukon hosted the Allamakee county post meeting at Glendale pavilion with strong turnout from Postville Lansing Quandahl and Waukon. Officers elected include Frank Teeling county commander Olaf Goodno vice commander C A Palmer adjutant and finance officer Lloyd Walters chaplain A A Wild sergeant at arms.
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Waukon
Ralph D. Waters
Allamakee
Glendale Pavilion
Postville
Lansing
Quandahl
Frank Teeling
Olaf Goodno
C. A. Palmer
Lloyd Walters
A. A. Wild
Ruth Stone elected president of local Methodist Ladies Aid
Ruth Stone was elected president of the Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church this week. Mary Bergman became vice president with Lois Clifton as secretary and Irma Thompson as treasurer.
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Barlville
Ruth Stonecipher
Mary Bergman
Lois Clifton
Irma Thompson
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Eight-Day Jail Terms Set in County Court
Oliver Webb and Harold Mathews were sentenced to ten days in the county jail Friday by Judge Jay Cook in superior court on charges of intoxication. Jay Northness, arrested on the same complaint, failed to appear and forfeited his bond of 15 dollars.
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Oelwein
Oliver Webb
Harold Mathews
Jay Cook
Jay Northness
Manchester Post Office Contract Awarded for $50,426
The Viggo M. Jensen and company of Albert Lea Minnesota won a $50,426 contract to construct a post office in Manchester Iowa. The award was announced Friday by federal officials in Washington AP reports.
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Manchester
Washington
Viggo M. Jensen
Wilson urges use of corn by products for Iowa industry
George A. Wilson the Republican candidate for governor urged expanding use of surplus corn and its by products to create new Iowa industries and boost farm income. He cited Iowa State College research showing potential outlets and promised to extend ISU’s role in finding markets if elected.
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Washington
George A. Wilson
Wilson
Iowa
Iowa State College
Omaha Bridge Bonds Approved by Missouri River Board
The Missouri river bridge board votes 3 to 2 to issue 2.5 million dollars in bonds for Farnam street bridge construction in Omaha. Bonds carry 5 percent interest and will be retired from tolls, with sale at 86. Mayor Butler and Council Bluffs Mayor Guilfoyle oppose the plan.
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OMAHA
Missouri River Bridge Board of Trustees
Farnam Street
Henry F. Kieser
William Wright
Nebraska
M. E. O’keefe
Council Bluffs
Dan Butler
William Guilfoyle
Elmer Williams
Allison-Williams Company
Minneapolis
Butler
Dodge Street
Minneapolis Bridge Company
O’keefe
Guilfoyle
Johnson County Court Closes May Session Judge Evans Presides
The May term of Johnson county district court ended Saturday under Judge Harold D. Evans. The new term begins Monday with Judge James P. Gaffney of Williamsburg presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Johnson County District Court
Harold D. Evans
James P. Gaffney
Williamsburg
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Iowa News
McGregor
George Bryan
Ed Clark
Veterans’ Convention of Milwaukee Railroad
Chicago
Milwaukee Railway Company
Bryan
Clark
Waukon American Legion Auxiliary
Mesdames
P. D. Cota
J. F. Kepler
E. F. Pieper
G. B. Richter
Cleveland
New Hampton
Davenport
South Bethel
Trinity Reformed Church
Miss Ness
Wilton
A. C. Baumgartner
Herman W. Kretschmar
Donald Daut
M. C. Carstensen
Washington Baptist Church
County Baptist Association
Will Brown
Wellman
Emma Ralston
West Chester
Banks Mouser
Prairie Flower
James Ralston
E. H. Reif
Kalona
Macbride Lake
Linn
Ordain
Wilton Jct
Neb
S.U.S
Edgewood
Cedar Supervisor
Allamakee Legion
Geo. Wilson
Omaha Bridge
Hollywood
Empire State
Chicago Sunday Tribune
R. B. Seidler
Chicago Tribune
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