Iona Heart Association forms with notable physicians
In Des Moines on May 13 the Iona Heart Association formed by prominent physicians elected Dr. M M Meyers president and named Dr. D L Trainer and Dr. W F H Rendleman to the executive committee. The group plans a heart clinic for research and treatment.
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Presa
Des Moines
Iona ‘Heart Association
M M. Meyers
D. L. Trainer
Dubuque
W. FH. Rendelman
Davenport
Davenport Freight Car Order Reported
Davenport reports a $3,000,000 freight car order from the C. M. company, reflecting a significant industrial transaction.
Bettendorf firm to build 1000 freight cars for St Paul line
The Bettendorf company of Davenport announced an order for 1,000 freight cars and several thousand car trucks. In Des Moines on May 12 Iowa Campus clubs plan to oppose changes at the international convention in St Paul on June 3 and 4 to move the headquarters from Des Moines. Sioux City reports W S Edson urged citizens to study government to safeguard democracy at a chamber of commerce address. Waterloo notes mayor A C Smith of Dunkerton upheld warrants in a dry raid leading to liquor confiscation from four Waterloo druggists. they will appeal.
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St. P
Bettendorf Company
Davenport
Des Moines
Iowa
St. Paul
Sioux City
W. S. Edson
Chamber of Commerce
Waterloo
A. C. Smith
Dunkerton
Seach
John Hammond
Ottumwa businessman in town for several days
M M Roberts of Ottumwa arrived Tuesday evening and will stay a few days attending to business interests. Miss Lucile Fisher resigns from Iowa State Savings Bank to become cashier at J C Penney. Rev E R Mitchell of Hamilton Missouri visits Crest and old friends. Sam Block of Los Angeles arrives in Crest to visit Mr and Mrs William Geller at Willis apartments. he is Mrs Geller’s brother.
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M. M. Roberts
Ottumwa
Lucile Fisher
Iowa State Savings Bank
J. C. Penney Company
E. R. Mitchell
Hamilton
Rev. Mitchell
Kent
Sam Block
Los Angeles
Crest
William Geller
Willis Apartments
Mr. Block
Geller
E. E. Kritzman
Creston
Krigman
Edgerly Drug Company
Alfred Pearson
Margaret Fisher
Pearson
B. F. Hoke
L. E. Foster
Latle
Greenfield
A. Strauss
Chicago
Strauss
Holland D. Brown
Burington
Brown
S. M. Johnson Johnson
Cudahy Packing Company of
Omaha
Jovbnsn
A. V. Wise
Wise
Supreme Court Delivers Iowa Decisions May 12
The Iowa Supreme Court released decisions on May 12, reversing remanding and affirming numerous cases across counties including Arm strong, Marshalltown, Wapello, Allamakee, Linn, Tama, Polk, and Story. Notable actions include reversals in promissory note and real estate conveyance cases, and affirmations in mortgage foreclosures and insurance disputes.
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Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
First National Bank of Armstrong
Elmer C. Smith
Apht
Kossuth County
F. C. Davidson
Vermilion
L. F. Collins
Della Rickey
City of
Marshalltown
Aplt
Marshall County
J. W. Willett
W. E. Bergman
George Bercherding
Carroll County
M. E. Hutchison
DeGraff
Cedar Rapids
Harry L. Marshall
Aplts
Linn County
F. O. Ellison
Faville
Merritt Greene
Marshaltown
J. W
Granite Products Co
Arthur H. Neumann and Co
Polk County
James Hemminger
Polk
O. S. Franklin
Len Hemmings
Home Mutual Insurance Association
Allamakee County
W. J. Sp
Vermiom
Rudy Johnson
Gust Turnholt
Apris
Buena Vista County
John F. Feeker
R. B. Valentine
DP. F. Cummings
M. M. Lee
Aplis
Ames
Story County
E. M. McCall
Arthur
Lyon County National Bank
John
Bertha Greglow
Apls
Lyon County
William Hutchison
Cora Mangan
Des Moines City Railway Co
J. E. Meyer
Mechanics Savings Bank
B. H. Gish
Apt
Hamilton County
G. D. Thompson
T. J. Mertney
National Fire Insurance Co
Conn
Butler County
JC. H. Kelley
Local residents and travelers visit Creston area
Mr and Mrs Harry Barton of Lorimer and Mr and Mrs Orville Jones of Tingley spent Tuesday shopping and calling on friends in Creston. M A Floyd of Davenport, contractor for the new school building, arrived Monday for several days in Creston. Mrs H H Hartley and daughters Helen and Irene depart for Council Bluffs to visit sister Mrs J A Pelton. George Armstrong of Centerville visited Tuesday evening with his parents on North Jarvis street. Ralph Brooks of Brooks Motor Co Creston returned from Omaha Monday night with four new Oldsmobile six sedans for Charles Buxton. The company also reports sale of Oldsmobile business cars to R Van Ecknd and Ed Osborne near Creston.
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Harry Barton
Lorimer
Orville Jones
Tingley
M. A. Floyd
Davenport
Creston
H. H. Hartley
Helen
Irene
Covner Bluffs
J. A. Pelton
George Armstrong
Centerville
Scott Armstrong
North Jarvis
Alice E. Templeton
Shannon City
Darlene Hicks Lipsett
Iuwa Southern Utilities Company
Chariton
Mann
John Schmitt
Lenox
John
George Hawker
Tey
John Hawker
Red Oak
J. J. Hawker
Inducted Fear Harms Children Report Warns
The National Kindergarten and Elementary College finds 37 percent of American children fear driven by parents relatives and teachers through threats or fear itself. Causes include playmates nature and close contact with danger while only a small fraction recall no fear. The study urges adults to avoid frightening children use other discipline and shield them from scary stories.
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Chicago
America
National Kindergarten and Elementary College
In Memoriam Harlen Le Roy Noble
Cres ton relatives report the death of Harlen Le Roy Noble eldest child of Mr and Mrs Frank Noble at the Osage Sask family home He was born May 23 1908 in Osage and spent most of his life in Canada Except four years in Creston and nine years ago moved back He died after rheumatic fever from pneumonia weakness at age 16 He would have turned 17 on May 23 Survived by his parents two sisters two brothers grandmother Mrs W H Barnes Red Oak uncles Harley and Mark Noble aunts Eva Hattie Jessie Noble all of Creston and other relatives.
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Creston
Harlen le Roy
Frank Noble
Osage
Sask
Canada
Harlen
W. H. Barnes
Red Oak
Harley
Mark Noble
Eva
Hattie
Jessie Noble
Road law criticism from Iowa official over funding limits
Newton, May 12. H B Allfree, president of the Iowa Good Roads Association, warns that the new forty first general assembly road law reduces primary road funds and delays construction. He notes fixed charges consume most revenue, leaving about 6 million annually for construction, versus 12 million prior. He traces funding history from federal aid and bonds to current shortages affecting projects statewide.
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Newton
Advertiser
H. B. Allfree
Iowa Good Roads Association
Iowa
Forty-First General Assembly
Hoever
Alltree
Queston
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Hadley J. Farlow
Harrison County
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