Roosevelt touts business control plan in Iowa City speech
James Roosevelt told a 13000 strong audience at the University of Iowa field house that government should not abandon the NRA or impose controls until business solves its own problems. He defended New Deal policies for farmers and urged industry led reform with committees and labor leaders.
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Iowa City
NRA
James Roosevelt
Ted
Surcay
Ur Vets
Dem
Cra
S&s
Sam
Bss
Cor Tava
Taman
Uistance
Navona
Wader Bro
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
United States
Winter Dodge Safety and Prestone Ad Sparks Cold Weather
A vintage ad touts Eveready Prestone and winter purchase tips for Dodge cars. It promises dealer guidance on lowering winter costs and hints Cedar Rapids sees freezing weather around October 4, urging safe driving.
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Everezdy Prestone
Carbon Company, Inc
Cedar Rapids
Eveready Prestone
Fraternities announce pledges at University of Iowa
Iowa City notices report Greek letter clubs at the University of Iowa named pledges after a rush period. The list includes many named students and houses across Cedar Rapids and Muscatine areas with several chapters active on campus.
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Sparc
Iowa City
Ry Twersy University of Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Cinity
Awpha
Charles Paul Wocan
Lan Careree
Lawson W
Donald Stutsman
Washneier
Ssvisester
Worth Sunbuss
Francis Long
La Porte City Legion Elects Officers
The La Porte City Legion groups elected officers for the coming term. Officers include president Mrs Hermer, secretary Mrs Reeves, and treasurer Mrs Jobr Marr. Committee positions were also named with attention to past presidents and new appointees.
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la Porte City
Legion
Hermer
Neds
Jobr Marr
S. Cha
Gilmore Inaugural Program Completed At Iowa University
The University of Iowa holds an inauguration ceremony for President Eugene A Gilmore on October 4. Noted speakers include former Gov. Frank O Lowden and Walter A Jessup. Classes suspend 10 to 12 a.m. for the program and a large luncheon follows in Iowa Union.
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Gilmore
Iowa University
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Eugene A Gilmore
Frank O Lowden Winds
Iowa
Walter
A Jessup
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
John G Bowman
University of Pittsburgh
George McLean
Washington
State Board of Education
Willard Lampe
School of Religion
Benjamin F. Shambaugh
O. E. van Doren
Iowa Union
W C U Of Iowa Opens Convention To Promote Temperance
DES MOINES UP Iowa W C U begins a convention to crusade against liquor stores and traffic with about five hundred delegates. Mrs Ida B Wise Smith national W C T U president will speak and Miss Bertha Rachel Palmer directs temperance education sessions for county superintendents and invited teachers.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Bertha Rachel Palmer
Palmer
Amana Boy Scouts Get Charter at Camp Rally
Amana Boy Scouts of Iowa county gather at Middle Amana October 5 and 6 for a camp rally. The event marks the investiture of new members and the charter ceremony, first of its kind in Amana colonies history. Judge Gaffer presides at a court of honor and Dean Teeters oversees the charter and investiture. A new troop at North English joins other county Scouts with tenderfoot investitures. Amana Scoutmaster Alvin Show is assisted by William Jeck Jr and Charles M Fels.
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Boy Scouts
Towa County
Middle Amams
Amsna
Judge Gaffer
Dean W. J. Teeters
North English
Amana
Alvin Show
William Jeck, Jr
Charles M. Fels
Sre
Rudolph Blechschmidt
William Ehrle
Herbert Moershhel
Ferdinand J Ruff
Carl P. Berger
Carl P Flick
Paul Bkellenberger
Barry Wendler
John R. Neveln
C H Herrmann
F Wiliam Miller
Peter Struck
Burns Prove Fatal To Boy Who Saved Brother From Fire
Clarinda Iowa reports 16 year old David Hoff man sacrificed his life saving his younger brother Max from a blaze that destroyed the Hoff man home on Saturday. Betty Hoff man aged 4 perished in the ruins. David carried Max to safety before collapsing. Max and two other children and the mother are expected to recover. Clarence Hoff man was temporarily released from jail on a liquor charge.
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Clarinda
David Hoffman
Max
David
HoffMan
Betty Hoffman
Clarence Hoffman
Hopkinton Lenox college opens with diverse enrollment
Dean E V Laughlin announces Hopkinton Lenox College has opened with enrollment similar to prior years. Students come from twenty Iowa towns and from Canada, Wisconsin, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. Clarke hall is full after summer improvements, and receptions for new students are set for Sept. 26 by Claytonian society and Oct. 3 by the Athenian. When heat is extreme, avoid applying fertilizer to flower beds.
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Hopkinton
Lenox College
E. V. Laughlin
Iowa
Canada
Wisconsin
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Clarke Hall
Athenian Literary Society
Claytonian Society
Two Motorists Held in Friend's Death Near Onawa
Orval Godkins, 20, died after being crushed against a guard rail while on the running board of a car in Onawa Iowa. Homer Jacoby 32 and Linus Brenner 23 both friends of the victim face manslaughter charges. Brenner drove the car which struck the guard rail as Godkins, on duty at an oil station, was reportedly pulled onto the running board. Godkins died en route to a Sioux City hospital. Both men were released on 5000 dollar bonds.
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Onawa
Orval Godkins
Godkins
Mapleton
Homer Jacoby
Linus Brenner
George Knapp
Brenner
Jacoby
Knapp
Sioux City
Monent County
George E. Allen
Brother in Checkers Reunion Surprises Central City
Hadley Davis played a stranger in a town store unaware the opponent was his brother Frank Davis. Frank, from Williston North Carolina, revealed their relation after a second game scare. The two brothers, sons of the late Ed Davis, had not met in twenty years.
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Central
Hadley Davis
Frank
Frank Davis
Williston
N. C
Ed Davis
Monticello Man Hangs Himself
Monticello The body of Chris Hartman 69 a laborer was found hanging from a tree in his yard Monday morning. Believed to have died by suicide possibly related to a prior stroke last winter. Survived by his widow four sons Carl Albert William at home Henry of Michigan and three daughters Mrs Torrence Mrs Gregory of Monticello and Mrs Hartman of Anamosa.
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Monticello
Chris Hartman
Carl
Albert
William
Henry
Michigan
Louise Torrence
Lena Gregory
Mary Hartman
Anamosa
Trinity Reformed fall festival features play The Blue Bag
The Trinity Reformed church held its annual fall festival at the church on Thursday and Friday with supper served nightly. Exhibits were on display and a play titled The Blue Bag was performed each evening with cast members Betty Hain Lawrence Cole George Wildasin Geraldine Daut Esther Whitmer Herschel Flater Carl Cole Bernice Daut Donald Daut Violet Stratton Margaret Flater and Lester Chapman.
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South Bethel
Trinity Reformed Church
Betty Hain
Lawrence Cole
George Wildasin
Geraldine Daut
Esther Whitmer
Herschel Flater
Carl Cole
Bernice Daut
Donald Daut
Violet Stratton
Aargaret Flater
Lester Chapman
United Brethren Pastors Appointed To Iowa Churches
The Iowa conference stationing committee announces pastor placements after its 91st annual session. Movements include J H Hampshire to Castalia and J F Uhlenhopp to Cedar Rapids and Shueyville, plus leaders and special workers listed for various towns and colleges.
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United Brethren
Iowa
Albia
Iowa Conference of United Brethren Church
Castalia
J H. Hampshire
Cedar Falls
A. W. Philips
Cedar Rapids
J F Uhlenhopp
Columbus City
Garwin
H. M. Tipsword
Gladbrook
L. P. Krome
Lisbon
Philip Brunn
Dortis Okrueg
Albuquerque
N. M
Irene Bachman
Coe College
J H Yaggy
W Z@ Henline
F C Scorwt
G. E. MacCanon
S. M. Zike
Pastor Uhlenhopp to Start Ames Service on Oct 7
The Rev. Mr. Uhlenhopp, pastor at Ames, will begin his pastorate here on Oct 7. He is a Leander Clark college graduate. Alex Sampson, Cedar Rapids First United Brethren church representative, noted improved annual reports and that younger conference men led church work discussions.
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Uhlenhopp
Ames
Leander Clark College
Alex Sampson
Cedar Rapids
Twenty Three New Members Join Cornell P K Group
Special to The Gazette Mount Vernon twenty three members are added to the Cornnell sons and daughters of the parsonage P K group by registration of new students for its thirteenth year. The new ministers' children come from Iowa Illinois South Dakota and Colorado with names including Alice Barker Faith Burgstahler Anla Collis Warren Cook Duane Crossley Althea Goodrich Margaret Henke Louise Hiller Edwin Maynard Lyn Morrow Marian Nedtwig Elizabeth Self Rachel Shaffer Ruth Burrows Jayne Culver Grace Fowler Robert Keagy Justin Morton Paul Putnam Louise Kathryn Rich Aware Steinhart Iris Street and Lois Wilkinson.
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Mount Vernon
Cornnell Sons and Daughters
Parsonage
P. K's
P. K. Club
Jiews
Alice Barker
Creston
Faith Burgstahler
Anla Collis
Charles City
Warren Cook
Carroll
Duane Crossley
Northwood
Althea Goodrich
Clarence
Margaret Henke
Cedar Rapids
Louise Hiller
Irwin
Edwin Maynard
Conrad
Lyn Morrow
Hopkinton
Marian Nedtwig
Ridgeway
Elizabeth Self
Rachel Shaffer
Waterloo
Ruth Burrows
Harvard
Jayne Culver
Mitchell
S. D
Grace Fowler
Oak Park
Robert Keagy
Redfield
Justin Morton
Denver
Colo
Paul Putnam
Capron
Louise Kathryn Rich
Lee
Aware Steinhart
Wimington
Ill
Iris Street
Leland
Lois Wilkinson
Edgerton
Wis
Iowa City to Open State Liquor Store Soon
Gov. Clyde L. Herring, in Iowa City for a Democratic rally, announced a state liquor store will open within a month to curb bootlegging. Arrangements to be completed in about a week. controversy previously followed the plan as protests were debated by the liquor commission.
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Chicago
United States
Clyde L. Herring
Roosevelt
Edward C Eicher
Washington
Edward G. Dunn
Mason City
Iowa River
Field House
Cedar Rapids
the Gazette
Iowa City
Herring
Eugene A. Gilmore
Seek Approval Of Management Plan For Register Life
Guaranty Life Insurance of Davenport seeks Iowa Insurance Commission approval of a contract approved by Judge W R Maines to manage the assets of the closed Register Life Insurance company for about 13 000 policyholders with face value near 26 million dollars. Death claims will be paid in full and lapsees may re instate within 90 days without health proof. The Register Life home office will be used by Guaranty Life staff and agency department.
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Davenport
Guaranty Life Insurance Company of
Des Moines
Iowa Insurance Commission
Scott County
W. R. Maines
Guaranty
Closed Register Life Insurance Company
Register Life
Department
The
Guaranty Life Insurance Company
Veteran Hotel Man at West Union Dies After Illness
Nicholas Wiltgen 72 a veteran hotel man and Globe hotel proprietor for 22 years in West Union died Sunday night after a cancer battle. He previously managed a hotel at Wadena. Survived by his widow Mrs. Carl Carmichael and other relatives.
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Gaz West Union
Nicholas Wiltgen
Globe Hotel
Wadena
Sanehier
Carl Carmichael
Bennelden
Vernon Mee
Funeral services for Anna Kubik held at local church
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon in the Christian church for Mrs. Anna Kubik age 78 who died Friday at her daughter Mrs Wes Koba home near Alburnett. Mrs Kubik was born in Bohemia.
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Walker
Christian Church
Anna Kubik
Wes Koba
Alburnett
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