Iowa Newspaper: Henry A Wallace Picked as Secretary of Agriculture
Iowa editor Henry A. Wallace of Wallace's Farmer and Iowa Homestead has been named secretary of agriculture by President-elect Roosevelt. He will attend inaugural ceremonies in Washington Saturday. Wallace, son of the late Henry C. Wallace, who served as agriculture secretary, is to join the administration. Ducks respond to mild weather as open water returns, signaling a northward flight where few were killed last fall.
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Farmer
Iowa Homestead
Roosevelt
Wallace
Washington
Henry C. Wallace
Harding
Coolidge
Governor Dan Turner to Speak at Father and Son Banquet
Governor Dan W. Turner of Corning will address the Father and Son Banquet on March 15 at the Methodist church basement. The event aims to host about 100 men and boys, with tickets at 25 cents each and the church ladies serving. Turner, recently back in private life, is noted for supporting church work and youth programs.
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Dan W. Turner
Corning
Methodist Church
Turner
Gottsch Approved for State Fish and Game Post
Arthur E. Rapp of Council Bluffs announces the approval of Dr. Ervin J. Gottsch of Shenandoah to the state fish and game commission by Governor Clyde Herring. Rapp says Gottsch appointment meets his full approval and reflects the governor’s support of the conservation program, expected to win approval from conservationists and sportsmen.
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Ervin J. Gottsch
Shenandoah
State Fish and Game Commission
Clyde Herring
Arthur E. Rapp
Council Bluffs
Gottsch
Dr. Gottsch
Rapp
Shirley Jean Morgan Returns Home After Mastoid Op
Shirley Jean Morgan, fifteen months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs LeRoy Morgan, recently underwent a mastoid operation in Omaha. She has been brought home but may need further hospital care as she is not progressing well.
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Shirley Jean
Mra. LeRoy Morgan
Omaha
Salubrious Salads with Pineapple and Veggies
Pineapple based salads with beet and celery, featuring pineapple enzyme to aid digestion. Beet and celery salad layers create rosettes with mayonnaise center. Also a seafood salad recipe uses pineapple, shrimp and gelatin in individual molds, chilled and served on lettuce with mayonnaise garnish.
Farmers stage noisy protest over county foreclosure suit
Union County farmers gathered at Creston court house to demand settlement of a $1,920 rent dispute between Joe Donohue, Ben L. Clark of Shannon City and Frank Nisely and wife. The 480 acre farm lease dated March 1, 1932, cited a $1,920 rent with installments due December 1, 1982 and February 19, 1933. A stormy session saw farmers threaten to break into the jury room before Boyd B. Neville and others brokered a settlement, the crowd dispersing after a temporary Farm Holiday formed near the proceedings.
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Union County Court House
Creston
District Court
Joe Donohue
Ben L. Clark
Shannon City
Frank Nisely
George A. Johnstown
Nisely
Boyd B. Neville
Clearfield
P. L. Hawthorne
Prescott
Dennis Ryan
Corning
L. D. Humphrey
Red Oak
Neville
Organization forms as officers chosen and members signed up
Organization forms with officers selected and the campaign to sign up members begun, detailing initial leadership and early outreach efforts.
Northwest Country February Weather and Local Movements
Northeast of the county reports improving February weather with good roads for movers. Families such as Earl Stephens Fred Stone and Chas Garrett move into vacated homes. John Kimpton helped Alva Hicks with wood. Illnesses include Darren Leighton with flu and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Davis affected by flu. Nearby visitors and neighborhood events are noted with postponement due to sickness.
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Earl Stephens
Fred Stone
Chas, Garrett
Stoner
John Kimpton
Alva Hicks
Darren
Leighton
Young visits Carlisle to meet newborn grandson
Tom Young traveled to Carlisle yesterday to visit his daughter Mrs John Goodhue and meet his new grandson born on Monday.
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Tom Young
Carlisle
John Goodhue
Jamaica Teacher Visits Family This Weekend
E. E. Hall, a public school teacher in Jamaica, spent Saturday and Sunday here with his mother Mrs. C. Hall and his sister Grayce, sharing time at home and catching up on family matters.
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E. E. Hall
Jamaica
Mrs. C. Hall
Grayce
Mrs John Shufflebarger Returns From Cantril Visit
Mrs John Shufflebarger returned Tuesday evening from a visit with relatives at Cantril.
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John Shufflebarger
Cantril
Fred McKune and wife visit Corning on business
Fred McKune and his wife traveled to Corning on a business trip Tuesday, meeting local contacts and discussing potential ventures. The visit highlighted cross town commerce and regional networking opportunities.
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Fred McKune
Corning
Anniversary Dinner Honors Maloney and Mahaffey Couple
Mr and Mrs Hawley Maloney marked their 25th wedding anniversary with a surprise gathering Sunday at their Lenox area home. About 21 relatives and friends attended a noon dinner, with neighbors stopping by in the afternoon. A pink rose bouquet was presented to the couple, who now reside on a farm west of Lenox.
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Mrs. Mahaffey
Sharpsburg Wins County Tourney at Bedford
Sharpsburg high school captured the county basketball title at Bedford Saturday night after a season of strong play and tough outdoor practice. Conway reached the finals along with Sharpsburg, with Bedford and Clearfield beaten by Sharpsburg en route. Gravity exited in the opening round as Conway advanced from the semifinals.
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Sharpsburg
Bedford
Conway
Clearfield
Lenox
Brockton
Roosevelt Ready Inaugural Speech Draft Prepared
President Roosevelt has completed a rough draft of his inaugural address. The speech, about eight minutes long, is to be delivered Saturday at 1 30 pm as the highlight of the inaugural program, though brief in length.
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Roosevelt
Dr Penquite and Wife Visit Gravity Friends
Dr Penquite and his wife from Mas Sena visited Gravity on Sunday, spending time with local friends and colleagues during a relaxing outing.
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Penquite
Massena
Shenco District Meeting At Gravity Church
The third District Quarterly meeting of the Shenco district gathers at the Wrec Methodist church in Gravity from Thursday March 2 through Sabbath. Evening services begin at 7 30 with District Elder Rev E Ballenger in charge and Sunday morning district conference at 9 20. All invited to worship together.
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Shenco B
Wrec M Theodist
Gravity
E. Ballenger
Chas. Dickey
G A Takes March Recess In Des Moines
The General Assembly in Des Moines begins its March recess with members returning home around March first to consult electors and gauge public sentiment on session work. Lawmakers plan to meet interested parties and learn what constituents want completed during the term.
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General Assembly
Des Moines
Woman's Study Club Hosts March Meeting Highlights
March 7 notes show hostees Lauviine Boelner and roll call of Revolusioners. Mentions Herne s Women of the Revolution and Merthe Herris. Flag etiquette segment led by Celeste Smith. Includes Story of Paul Revere and music by hdome. Mrs Felt and M A Harris listed among attendees.
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Hostees
Lauviine Boelner
Roll Call
Revolusioners
Hernes Women of the Revolution
Merthe Herris
Celeste Smith
Paul Revere
Card of Thanks for M. S. Rogers Family
The Rogers family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during their father M. S. Rogers illness. Appreciation is given to those who sent flowers, funeral singers, and the American Legion members. Frank Rogers Carrie Utter and family and grandchildren.
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M. S. Rogers
American Legion
Frank Rogers
Carrie Utter
Pie Social Aids School Dental Work Fund
The P T A of Marshall No 4 held a program and pie social on February 28 to raise funds for dental work for the school children. Admission was free. pie sandwiches and coffee sold at five cents each after the program. The event featured music readings and a one act play titled I Haven't Time. Patrons were pleased with the receipts and a very enjoyable time was reported.
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Marshall No. 4
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