Iowa Colleges Show Large Freshman Push in 1933 Enrollments
More than 21 000 students attend Iowa colleges and universities with enrollments expected to top 22 000 after registrations. The University of Iowa and Upper Iowa report sizable freshman increases. several others show normal or higher totals while Grinnell, Iowa State and Western Union report declines. Private junior colleges list several campuses across the state.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Twent
United Press
University of Iowa
Upper Tows
Penn
Albia
Bloomfield
Cone
Britt
Burlington
Centerville
Tortiton
Clarinda
Clarion
Cresworneasle Grove
Earlham
Ells Dodge
Elkader
Emmetsburg
Fort Maquoketlependence
Manchester
City
Muscatharshall Town
Buena Vista
Coe
Normal
Columbia
Carnnell
Drake
Dubuque U
Grinnell
Iowa State
Iowa Wesleyan
Luther
St Ambrose
Simpson
Upper Iowa U
Wartburg
Clinton
Western Union
Augustine Murder Trial Scheduled
Trial of M. E Augustine for the murder of George Hardy in 1929 is set for 10 am October 4 by Judge Harold D Evans. The calendar also lists nine civil suits for October 2 and 3, delaying the Augustine case to mid October. a separate DUI case for Dave Buswell will follow.
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Gazett
Marengo
M. E Augustine
George Hardy
Harold D. Evans
Dave Buswell
Augustine
Monticello Girl Weds Manchester Banker in Manchester
Miss Bernice M Podhaski daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Podhaski of Monticello married Paul Klaus son of Mrs Mary A Klaus of Manchester at the Manchester Methodist Episcopal parsonage. Rev E D Wells officiated in front of families and a few friends. The bride taught in Michigan and Manchester and the groom is an assistant cashier at the Delaware County Bank of Manchester. They will reside in Manchester after October 15.
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Monticello
Bernice M. Podhaski
Frank Podhaski
Paul Klaus
Mary A. Klaus
Manchester
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. D Wells
Klaus
Monticello High School
National Kindergarten and Elementary College of Chicago
Mount Pleasant
Mich
Islaor
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
University of Chicago
Delaware County Bank of Manchester
Dr W E Carpenter Tama Surgeon Dies at 63
Dr W E Carpenter prominent Tama physician and surgeon died at his home Wednesday night of heart disease after a long illness. He led the Tama Commercial Club in 1926 and served in several medical and fraternal organizations. Survived by widow two brothers and a sister. Funeral arrangements incomplete. body to be taken to Baileyville Illinois for burial.
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Tama
W. E. Carpenter
Tama Commercial Club
Tama County Medical Society
Iowa State Medical Association
National Medical Association
Masonic Lodge
Toledo
Elms
Marshalltown
North Western Railroad
Carpenter
Baileyville
Leo Says Herring Dodged The Issue Vinton Iowa Senate Race
Vinton Iowa reports Richard V. Leo urges voter scrutiny of the Brookings Institute report on proposed Iowa governmental reforms. Leo accuses Gov Clyde L Herring of dodging the issue while demanding the document and calls spending excuses political subterfuge. The Benton Tama district election looms with Democrat Mike Hyland and Tracy Jawyer opposing.
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Leo
Valuations Set for Iowa Utilities Decline Slightly
The Iowa state board of assessment and review fixed the valuation of public utility property inside city limits at 52 411 813 dollars a drop of 309 202 from last year. Companies listed include Iowa Public Service Central States Power and Light Iowa Electric Light and Power Interstate Power Northwestern Light and Power and Cedar Rapids Gas with county and city allocations shown.
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DES Moines
Iowa
State Board of Assessment and Review
Iowa Public Service
Black Hawk County
Carroll
Cerro Gordo
Cherokee
Webster
Woodbury
Central States Power and Light
Black Hawk
Central States Electric Company
Iowa Electric Light and Power
Boone
Dallas
Jasper
Johnson
Linn
Marshall
Muscatine
Polk
Iowa Electric Company
Clinton
Dubuque
Lee
Muscatee
Scott
Interstate Power Company
Clinton County
Northwestern Light and Power Company
Cherokes County
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Linn County
Jones County Jurors Not To Be Summoned
Anamosa Iowa special to The Gazette reports that both grand and petit jurors drawn for Jones county district court September term are dispensed with. Petit jurors were notified they need not appear October 2. Four cases on the docket for Monday include Weinrich vs Coleman, Dorsee administrator vs Juilff, Baldwin vs Zeuch, and Gilmore vs Hawley.
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Anamosa
Jones County District Court
Weinrich
Coleman
Dorsee
Adm
Juilff
Baldwin
Zeuch
Gilmore
Hawley
Grinnell names freshman class officers
Allan Rossman of Wilmette has been elected president. Margaret Stanley of Davenport is vice president. Berger Graves of St. Louis secretary. Sylvia Lee of Atora ill women's treasurer. Jerome Newcomer of Eldora men's treasurer. Emma Bickham of Wilmette women's social chairman. Carpenter Morkert of Knoxville men's social chairman.
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Grinnell
Allan Rossman
Wilmette
Ill
Grinnell College
Margaret Stanley
Davenport
Berger Graves
St. Louis
Sylvia Lee
Attrora
Jerome Newcomer
Eldora
Emma Bickham
Carpenter Morkert
Knoxville
Maquoketa to Host Winter CCC Camp
Maquoketa will host a winter Civilian Conservation Corps camp with about 250 civilians and six buildings. Major J H Whitley and Major F C Crowley from Fort Des Moines, plus State parks supervisor Hutton, oversee plans to staff workers at Maquoketa Caves and Bellevue Park in Jackson County and on soil erosion projects.
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Maquoketa
Bellevue Park
Jackson County
Democrats Of Tama County Rally In Toledo
In Toledo the Democrats of Tama County held a Tuesday rally with about 160 attendees for a Jeffersonian club dinner at the I O F hall. Mrs Carl B Stiger presided. A program at the Wieting theater followed with county chairman Charles Benesh presiding and speakers including O D Huston Nelson Kra schel A C Willford Jack Hughes James Greene and Mrs Miller.
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Toledo
Tama County
Jeffersonian Club
I. O. Oo. F. Hall
Carl B. Stiger
Wieting Theater
Charles Benesh
O. D. Huston
Internal Revenue
Nelson Kraschel
A. C. Willford
Waterloo
Jack Hughes
Des Moines
James Greene
Mrs. Miller
Democratic Women
Benton County
Monticello Man Crushed by Oil Barrel
Leslie Reade of Cities Service oil station Monticello was injured Tuesday while unloading a barrel of oil. The barrel fell hitting his leg and doctors at John McDonald hospital feared possible amputation as his condition remained serious.
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Monticello
Leslie Reade
Cities Service
John McDonald Hospital
Reade
Palisades Park to Add Cabins and Lodge in Winter Plan
Ames AP report outlines winter development at Palisades Kepler State Park between Cedar Rapids and Mount Vernon. Four cabins will be built at the Palisades site, plus a memorial limestone entrance and a high knoll lodge with a restaurant kitchen recreation room and lounge.
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AMES
Palisades-Kepler State Park
Cedar Rapids
Mount Vernon
Arthur F. Miller
Palisades
Cedar River
J. R. Fitzsimmons
Iowa
Miller
B. C. Helmick
Fights To Oust Acacia Group Residents In Iowa City
Iowa City officials move to eject the Acacia fraternity from its Bella Vista house after zoning violations cited by the city council. House owner Lester Frezek sought an injunction to halt steps to terminate the lease, while the council voted to remove the fraternity for alleged ordinance violations.
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Iowa City
Iowa City Council
Acacia Fraternity
Bella Vista
Lester Frezek
Frezek
Paul Custer
Frost Warning Reaches Northeastern Iowa and Local Class Officers
Frost warnings for the northeastern Iowa region were issued by Federal Meteorologist Charles D. Reed for Thursday night as temperatures dip. The state avoided frost Wednesday night despite forecasts, with Crestlin and Cedar Rapids reporting 45 degrees and Inwood peaking at 76. Keystone High elected officers across four grades with Dororthy Bernstorf as president and Harold Miller as treasurer among others, plus student council members Betty Schubert and others.
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Des Moines
Charles D. Reed
Reed
Crestyn
Cedar Rapids
Inwood
Forest City
Keystone
Dorothy Bernstorf
Earl Holst
Donald Hellman
Phyllis Hecht
Loren Boehmke
Vera Heitman
Oiiver Feuerbach
Harold Miller
Betty Schubert
Gladys Roth
Ruth Brauer
Harvey Boysen
Fugitive Surrenders in Louisa County After Two Years
Wapello D. W. Beard, indicted in 1931 for cattle larceny from the Bowers farm near Newport, surrendered in Columbus Juin, calling Louisa County Sheriff George Oakes to take him into custody. His case will be heard at the next term.
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Wapello
D. W. Beard
Bowers Farm
Neweport
Columbus
Fanning Held For Carrying Weapons
Homer Fanning age 24 is charged with carrying concealed weapons after twice escaping Iowa City police. He first fled while being taken to the station as a suspected car thief and later engaged in a running gun battle before being recaptured in an Iowa City roadhouse by Sheriff Don McComas and two deputies. He was found in a stolen car reported from Missouri.
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The
Gazette
Iowa City
Homer Fanning
Fanning
Don McComas
Missouri
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