Iowa Republicans Split Over Roosevelt Policy Debate
IN Scribes from Nes, Ia and state officers debate Roosevelt's tactics as fifth column fears rise. Iowa Republicans discuss DoW and Dewey taft pathways, citing businesslike doubts about state affairs. The piece notes rhetoric on fifth columnists and the state highway patrol case as part of the unrest.
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Nes
INS
Burer
Rate House
Roosevelt
Willkie
Ke MacNider
Hanford
Iowa
Ea Winkle- MacNider
Dewey-Taft
Colme
Edgar
Fae
Mener
R Wilson
Incomplete Page Teasers Prompt Further Reading
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Joan Nelson Saved From Possible Drowning
Mrs. Joe Sheehan rescued a distressed girl at New Deal park lake pulling Joan Nelson from the water. Joan, daughter of Earnest and Mrs. Nelson, was unharmed except for a nosefall. Lifeguard Kenneth Hoffman also rescued a girl Monday night from the lake.
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New Deal Park
Joe Sheehan
Joan Nelson
Earnest Nelson
Kenneth Hoffman
Red Cross
Nuptials Held at St Joseph’s LeMars for Miss Lewis and Mr Waldron
Miss Amzeline Lewis daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Lewis of 44 Sixth Ave S B LeMars married Robert Waldron of Emmetsburg Iowa on Monday morning June 17 at St Josephs Catholic Church LeMars. Msgr J D Fisch officiated and relatives Mrs Frank Hoss and Leo Lewis attended. The bride wore a pink net over taffeta dress with a fingertip veil and rose bouquet. bridesmaid wore pale blue net over taffeta with pink and blue accessories.
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St. Joseph's Catholic Church
LeMars
Amzeline Lewis
Andrew Lewis
Sixth Ave. S. B
Robert Waldron
Emmetsburg
Iowa
Msgr
J. D. Fisch
Frank Hoss
Leo Lewis
Iona
Sam Schessler Injured In Fall From Lumber Pile
Sam Schessler, employed in the cS ig ad, fell from a pile of lumber Tuesday evening while helping tear down a building recently sold by him to George Steele and associated with Louis Van Asta. He landed on his shoulder but felt better today and hoped to have full use of both hands soon.
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Sam. Schessler
cSig
Lester
George Steele
Louis van Asta
Mrr
Schessler
Struble Man Sentenced to 30 Days for Bad Check Charge
Frank Wilhelmi was arrested by Sheriff Frank Scholer on a bad check charge. In Justice J G Koenig's court he received 30 days in county jail but was lenient due to recent return from the Des Moines Veterans hospital.
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Frank Wilhelmi
Struble
Frank Scholer
J. G. Koenig
Wilhelmi
Veteran's Hospital
Des Moines
Which Killed Evan Parry Comes Up In Court Here
In a country district court case W G Anderson seeks $2 936 damages from Lyle Mendenhall for a January highway collision on highway 59 near Denison. Anderson claims injuries including a broken collar bone a shoulder concussion and five months off work. He lists specific damages for loss of time car repair pain and mental anguish.
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Evan Arry
Evan Parry
Country District Court Ik
W. G. Anderson
Anderson
Denison
Willkie Says Stay Out of War Despite Allied Sympathy
Wendell Willkie told a Brooklyn audience that despite sympathy for the Allied cause the nation must remain out of war. He argued the United States should defend itself and avoid actions that would undermine the people’s resolve to stay out of conflict.
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Willkie
Wendell Willkie
Reclubs
Brooklyn
United States
Iowa Will Have Own Who's Who
Iowa press association begins data collection for the first volume of Who's Who in Iowa. Don Reid says the noncommercial project serves newspapers, libraries, schools and institutions needing Iowa biographical data. Each of Iowa's 99 counties will have a dedicated chapter with county history and growth shown alongside biographical sketches.
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Plymouth County
Who's Who
Iowa
Iowa Press Association
Don Reid
Alfred Jungen A New White Hope?
LeMars may have a boxing hopeful in Alfred Jungen son of Mrs Susan Jungen who sparred several rounds with Eddie Reynolds and Preach Mey. The article hints at a possible contender for Joe Louis crown based on Jungen’s early bouts.
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Alfred Jungen
LeMars
Joe Louis
Susan Jungen
Eddie Reynolds
Preach Mey
We Stand For National Defense Against All Dangers
A reader challenge prompts a reaffirmation of support for national defense including a two ocean navy and government production of defense equipment. The piece criticizes Roosevelt's preparedness push as power seeking and labels opponents as unpatriotic, drawing a parallel to Hitler's tactics for control.
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Britain
Roosevelt
Hitler
Germany
Last Rites For Sister Mary Perpetua Held
Sister Mary Perpetua died after a long illness at Sacred Heart hospital where she had lived seven years. Services were held at the hospital chapel, with her remains sent to Dubuque Iowa for burial Friday. She was born in North Washington Iowa and died at age 69 years 3 months 18 days. She entered St Francis convent in Dubuque in 1890. Survivors include two nephews Mathias Roche and Mike Roche, both of North Washington.
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Mary Perpetua
Sacred Heart Hospital
Dubuque
Iowa
Wiltgen
Mary
Perpetua
North Washington
St. Francis
Vacation church school program at Methodist church
The closing program of the interdenominational vacation church school was presented at the Methodist church Sunday evening to a large and appreciative audience. The primaries shared their nature discoveries and new songs and a play from the Story of Johnny Appleseed. The juniors reported on Bible lands study and presented a largely volunteer produced play by a committee.
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Methodist Church
Johnny Appleseed
Under Doctor's Care News Brief From Ireton
Jack Booth of Ireton is confined at home with pink eye. Carl Kluter also of Ireton is seriously sick with Malta fever. Herbert Vander Hamm of Ireton is improving after illness. Ervin Hansen, county farm custodian, injured his ankle after tripping over a hay rope. Mike Hostetter, a carpenter with Al Hauer, had the index finger of his right hand operated on. he previously injured it on a saw at the Pix theater and may need surgery if it does not improve.
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Jack Booth
Ireton
Carl Kluter
Malta
Herbert Vander Hamm
Ervin Hansen
Mike Hosteller
al Hauetter
Pix Theater
Hostettler
Court session open for receiverships and new cases
Judge O S Thomas presided a summer court session addressing receiverships and reports. Three new cases were entered for the next term. W G Anderson sues Lyle Mendenhall for 2936 dollars over a car accident near Denison that also claimed Evan Parry’s life. Otto A Kohl for Bapane Gas Co. seeks writ of replevin for seized gas tanks from A W Hummel.
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O. S. Thomas
W. G. Anderson
Lyle Mendenhall
Denison
Evan Parry
Otto A. Kohl
Bapane Gas Co
A. W. Hummel
Red Cross Appeals Boost Plymouth County Relief Drive
James P. Halley and Wm. Baxter Jr report urgent needs to finish Plymouth county war relief. Serums for French wounded and refugees were loaded on the Pan American Clipper in New York, with anti tetanus and anti diphtheria sera requested for refugees. County donations include sums from Stanton Sunday school, O W Weidauer, Mrs E Rain both Kingsley, and Emma Johnson Remsen, aiding the county quota of 1680.
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James P. Halley
Plymouth County
Red Cross
Wm. Baxter, Jr
Baxter
American Red Cross
Bordeaux
New York
Stanton Evangelical Sunday School
O. W. Weidauer
Jelken Family Reunion At Dell Rapids S D
A Sunday family reunion at Dell Rapids South Dakota brought together Mr and Mrs Henry Jelken and Alvin Henry and Judy Jennings plus relatives from Alexandria S D Garden City S D Henry S D Henry Iowa and Sioux Falls S D. About 50 attendees enjoyed a noon picnic followed by social time swimming fishing and roller skating for the younger guests. A 4 oclock luncheon marked departure with plans to reunite next year.
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Henry Jelken
Alvin
Henry
Wm. Jennings
Judy
Dell Rapids
S. D
Mra
Dave Pomrhex
Margaret
Lester
Helen
Hazel
John
Pommer
Joe Imoff
Alexandria
S. di
Herman Wilson
Garden City
Wm. Shope
Bert Furness
Chris Schutt
Phyllis
Dorothy
Maynard
Norma Jean
Ashton
Iowa
Vera Pommer
Sioux Falls
Lifeguards Rescue Dozens at New Deal Pool This Season
Lifeguards at the New Deal park swimming pool intensified efforts to prevent fatalities as warm weather drew hundreds to the baths. So far this year four or five swimmers required rescues by vigilant on duty guards, continuing last year’s pattern of numerous saves.
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New Deal Park
Pantry Cafe Reopens After Major Remodeling in LeMars
Roy and John Hammer reopen the Pantry cafe after a weeklong remodeling. The new building now occupies about half a block with a larger dining area, all new fixtures, a separated kitchen, and air conditioning. Local merchants place a page seven ad celebrating the formal opening.
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Willors
Roy
John Hammer
LeMars
Pantry Cafe
Fuel Oil Explosion Wrecks Exhaust Pipe At Plant
An Iowa Public Service plant explosion knocked the 60 foot exhaust pipe from its foundation and shattered nearby windows. Engineer Hans Hansen said backfiring gas in the exhaust chamber ignited, tearing a large hole in concrete and blowing a door open at the Luken funeral home across the street. Crowds compared the blast to blitzkrieg as smoke billowed and damage spread across surrounding structures.
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Enine
Iowa Public Services
Luken Funeral Home
Hans Hansen
Europe
Hansen
LiéMars
Oper- Sooner
Wallace ‘Swanson
Classified ad twice runs, man seeks sale after resuming
Sam Schessler had a building for sale and ran a classified ad twice in The Globe-Post. He canceled the ad Tuesday after it had accomplished its purpose, but he began receiving replies as soon as the paper went to press.
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Sam Schessler
The
Globe-Post
Lorraine Masuen wed Dale Becker at Oyens St Catherine
A June wedding at St Catherine's Oyens united Lorraine Masuen daughter of Mrs Charles Masuen and Dale Becker son of Mr and Mrs Henry Becker in a 9 o clock nuptial mass. Rev Henry Rolfes officiated the double ring ceremony with Mrs Ray Schroeder and Bob Becker as attendants.
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St. Catherine's Catholic Church
Oyens
Lorraine Masuen
Charles Masuen
Dale Becker
Henry Becker
Farmer
Henry Rolfes
Ray Schroeder
Bob Becker
Farmer, S. D
de Gui
Mrs. Erma Haviland Rites Held in Local Funeral
Mrs. Erma Haviland a longtime community resident died Monday at the home of Mrs. Edith Darville who cared for her Funeral services were held today at two o clock from Mainers funeral home with Rev W M Hubbard officiating Interment was in City cemetery She is survived by two daughters Olive living in California and Carol in Texas a sister Mrs Frank Becker of Seney The M E Ladies Aid will meet Tuesday at the church.
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Emma Haviland
Edith Darville
Olive
California
Carol
Texas
Frank Becker
Seney
Ennis to Organize New Iowa Health District
Dr. Harry H. Ennis, director of District Health Service No. 1 at LeMars, will be transferred to Decorah to organize District No. 5. Dr. Donald M. Harris, recently earning a public health degree, will become director of Health District No. 1 on July 1.
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Harry H. Ennis
District Health Service No
LeMars
Ennis
Decorah
Iowa
Donald M. Harris
District Health Service No. 3
Manchester
University of Michigan
Knox Case Highlighted in Master Detective Magazine
Lynch Tobacco Co. manager Earl Cooper says a Master Detective magazine article titled Money Hoaxes of the Crusing Matron revisits the Knox case from a year and a half ago. It frames the U S Government as victim and Mrs Maybelle Trow Knox as perpetrator, noting the case fascinated readers with its odd angles.
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Lynch Tobacco Co
Earl Cooper
Master Detective
Knox
U. S
Maybelle Trow Knox
Pretty Wedding At Hildreth Memorial Church
Miss Bonita Muller and Huel Paulin wed in a June ceremony at Hildreth Memorial Church LeMars in a single ring service. Rev. G O Thompson officiated as tall tapers and white garden flowers framed the altar and Beverly Hulsebus Marilyn Meek lit the tapers while Mrs Parkinson played the organ.
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Hildreth Memorial Church
Bonita Muller
A. E. Muller
LeMars
Huel Paulin
Edith Paulin
G. O. Thompson
Beverly Jane Hulsebus
Marilyn Meek
L. L. Meek
C. B. Parkinson
Parkinson
Vernon Hancer Rites Wednesday Burial At Merrill
Vernon Hancer died by his own hand Monday at his father in law Rev M B Phillips What Cheer Iowa. Funeral services will be Wednesday at 2 p.m. from the Hancer home in Merrill. Burial will be in the Merrill cemetery. He had taught in eastern Iowa and reportedly suffered head injuries in a fall that left him unbalanced. Mrs Mabel Mueller was visiting in Des Moines Wednesday.
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Hancer
Merrill
Vernon Hancer
Rev. M. B. Phillips
What Cheer
Iowa
Bure
Leghorn Hens and Cox Heavy Eggs Ad
Classified poultry listing notes Leghorn hens weighing 4 to 5 pounds and heavy hens at 5 pounds. Includes Cox Cream No. 1 eggs and related terms.
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S. H. Hospital
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Erma ‘Haviland
M. E. Ladies Aid
Dr. Ennis
Knox Case
Mabel Mueller
LeMars Markets
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