Primary Election Yields Sparse Votes and Local Nominations
The light turnout of 193 votes produced detailed township and county results. Hammill led statewide with about 60 percent, securing the gubernatorial nomination, while party contenders and delegates across offices and county boards were selected, with several contests noted and margins shown for governor, secretary, auditor, and other state and local races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Ragan
Art Cy
Jones
Richardson
Mitts
Johnston
Cary
Fischer
Patterson
Beniny
Parkhill
Hammill
Hog tattoo rule aims at 10c premium for Iowa hogs
Des Moines reports Packers require tattooing hogs from accredited counties after July to qualify for a ten cents per hundred premium. Secretary M G Thornburg explains tattoo codes, with first letter I for Iowa, second for county, third for shipper, and later letters or figures for owners. Shippers must contact Union Stock Yards Chicago for county key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des. Moines
M. G. Thornburg
Iowa
Winnebigo
Wapelo County
Wallace McKee
Union Stock Yanls
Chicago
Sunday Church Program With Recitations And Songs
The service at the Presbyterian church next Sunday at 11:00 features instrumental solos by Helen Messer Wong and other performers, scripture reading and prayer, children's program, and multiple recitations and songs. Participants include Blanche Yong Virginia Axthelm Dale Stubbs Loren McClung Paul Messer Raymond Miller Ruth Mefford Maxine Mefford Dorena Schmidt Helen Mefford and others with Choir and junior sections. The program concludes with offering, song, and benediction.
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Presbyterian Church
OLA Ec
Billy Purdy
Dale ‘Stubbs
Loren McClung
Paul Messer
Raymond Miller
Herbert Clark
Helen Kauble
Kenneth Miller
Charles Neff
Charles Nett Exercige
Ruth Mefford
Maxine Mefford
Dorena Schmidt
Helen Mefford
Kawble
Loren Nett Wxeresse
Love
Freda Axthelm
Geneva ‘Peters
Mary Janet Brodie
Wstelline Jones
Atagdi
Jeva Denny
Children's Day program at Pekin M J church
Sunday evening June 10 the Pekin M J church held a Children’s Day program with song recitations dialogues and exercises led by Rev Hight and Miss Ethel Smith. Attendees included Mrs Ray Smith and Margaret visiting from Rochester Minnesota. Memorial Day observances followed with decorations by the American Legion and Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin M. J
Ethel Smith
Rochester, Minn
Ray Smith
Daugh ‘Ter
Margaret
Rochester
Waterloo
Iowa
Northwestern University Graduation Exercises Invite
Invitations issued for Northwestern University Chicago graduation exercises on June 18. Dr Charles A Lamb of Lorimer, son of Dr Leslie Taumb formerly of Hedrick, will receive his B A degree at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern University
Chicago
Charles A. Lamb
Loriimer
Leslie Taumb
Hedrick
Flood Devastates Iowa River Towns and Rail Bridge
Quarter century ago heavy rains raised the Des Moines river and pushed the Skunk river near its 1881 high mark. Ottumwa flooded up to Main Street with basements ruined and homes lost. about $2,000 raised for flood relief. Jonathan Craft, a longtime area settler, died Thursday night. his funeral was held Sunday. Cora Timmonds of Bladensburg and Dr L Eller of Hedrick to wed that afternoon at the bride’s home, witnessed by close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Middle West
Es Moines
Skunk
J. B.‘Raben
Arthur Showmin
J. Rainehart
Samuel Stulith
Cyrus Tygart
I. A. McKiemey
C. M. & St. P. Rail- Why Company
Ottumwa
Main Street
Jonathan Craft
Iowa
Hedrick
G. M. Adams
Baptist Church
Brooks Cemetery
Cora Timmonds
Bladensburg
L. Eller
James Timmonds
N. W. Hall
Hedrick Methodist Church
Wier
Miss Dorothy Cooper Graduates High Honors at Stephens College
Miss Dorothy Cooper, a junior college student at Stephens College for Women in Columbia Missouri, graduates with honors in a class of 808. She was elected by the faculty to Pi Tau Kappa, honored by the scholastic cap by Kappa Delta Phi for highest scholastic rating, and led campus activities including St Mata Missouri Saturday squad Hi Bota Stepp mock sorority soccer team and Senator sextette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Cooper
Stevens Junior College For Women
Columbia
Miss Cooper
Kappan Delta Phi
St Mata
New Mill Opens Saturday by Square Deal Ming Co
The Square Deal Ming Co opened a new mill on Saturday after last week's Journal notice. Farmers rushed for grinding with three prizes offered. Robert Kauble brought the first load, Walter Wbelsheiser the largest at 102 bushels of oats ground in 25 minutes, and Harold Donan Thorne the last load over 250 bushels. The busy mill impressed visitors with its advanced wiring and machines, promising popularity for local farmers.
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The
Square Deal Ming Co
Grista
Robert Kauble
Walter Wbelsheiser
Harold Donanthorne
Wbelsheiser
Hedrick News Bids Welcoming Of New Residents
The article notes Miss Timmonds, a promising young lady, and Dr Dillier, a successful businessman, will be welcomed as they settle in Hedrick. They will reside on Waugh street upon completion of their new residence, with both contracting parties well known locally. The Journal extends congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Street
Waugh Street
Timmonds
Hedrick
Dr. Ddiler
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Parsons College, Fairfield
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Brown
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Arold Curtis
Hight
Lela “Braden
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Alma Capps
Cee Velmy
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Rex Zepp
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Leonard Capps
Ireda McCreery
Betty Douglas
Escesceeenne
Marie Braden
Piebias Marie Braden
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Mae ‘Square
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H. R. Williams
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Grinnell and Coe College
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Davenport
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Crawfordsville
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Cedar Falls
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Kentucky
R. M. ‘Lindsay
Butte, Mont
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Knoxville
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