Plane crash wipes out nine on sightseeing flight near Glenview
Nine people perished when a two motor plane crashed into a plowed field near Glenview during a sightseing trip. The craft, one wing crumpled, plunged from 200 feet and burst into flames, burning the bodies beyond recognition. Pilot Vickery, veteran with thousands of hours, steered toward land after a aborted lake landing, but the doomed craft went down in flames. Firefighters failed to save any aboard. Authorities and officials expect difficulty identifying the dead. several passengers may be from out of town.
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Cileago
uburban
Glenview
labre
Offdale
Vickery
Syleg
Curtle-Reynolds
Baptisms At Presbyterian Church During Sunday Worship
A capacity crowd attended the Children's Program at the Presbyterian Church at 10 a.m. A following 11 a.m. Worship Service conducted by Rev. Fr. Lewis Jones baptized children Dawn Aud rey and Dulores Ann, and Charles Wayne, Creig Eugene, with parents listed as Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Merman C. Lidtke, and Mr. and Mrs. Mex Eniryn Williams.
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Presbyterian church
Lewis Jones
Dawn Audrey
sfr
Mra
silk toy Thoman
Dulores Ann
W. W. Thomas
Charles Wayne
Merman C. Lidtke
Creig Eugene
Mex
Eniryn Wileams
Vote Opposing Ratification on Erec lon Day
On the upcoming election day June 30 voters are urged to oppose ratification of the Prohibition Amendment. The notice instructs marking a cross in the second column circle to oppose repeal and to avoid any other marks on the ballot.
Farm values show further decline countrywide
The March 1 1933 index for U S farm real estate stood at 73, down from 89 a year earlier and 106 in 1931. Declines are broad and uniform across regions, tied to plunging farm income since 1929. New England posts the highest regional index at 105 while the East and West North Central regions remain among the lowest. Georgia and South Carolina show 57 with Florida at 12, Mississippi 74, and Minnesota 79 lead among states in prewar value levels.
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United States
Bureau of Agricultural Economica
Thia
North Central
Indiana
Michigan
Wieconsin
Mesporl
South Dakota
Minnesota
New England
New Hampshire
Georgia
South Carolina
Florida
Mississippi
Alabama
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Mgunialh
Pacife States
Community Picnic at Cresco Saturday
A county wide picnic planned for June 17 at Kessler Park is sponsored by Howard County Farm Bureau and Farmers Cooperative organizations with Cresco Community Club. The program features speakers and events for farmers and urban residents, with free ice cream, coffee, and lemonade at noon. keynote speaker Ian B. Kline, a Benton County dirt farmer, is noted as a top regional speaker on current conditions and remedies.
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Howard County Farm Bureau
Farmers‘ Cooperative organizations
Cresco Community Club
Kesse] Park
Inelndigg
will bey Ian B. Kline
Benton County
I—b
First Mass at Our Lady of Lourdes Church for Rev. Anthony Chihak
Newly ordained priest Rev Anthony W Chihak will celebrate his first Solemn Mass at Our Lady of Lourdes Church on June 13 at 10 am. He was ordained June 10 at Dus huque and will return to his home church with his family, relatives, pastor Rev F J Reisler, and priests from nearby parishes attending.
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Our Lady of Lourdes
bis
Anthony W. Chihak
Frank Chihak
Lourdes
Dushuque
de Iver
F. J Reisler
Elgin New Era
J C Club Holds Annual Breakfast At Home Of Mrs Buchan
The J C Club gathered Friday June 9 at 5 30 PM at Mrs Allee Buchan s home for a hearty three course meal hosted by Mrs Pauline Mabheris and Mrs Howard Lubbers. Attendees discussed summer plans and a slate of officers for the new year starting November 4 with Gladyn Larson as President and Sadie Jones as Vice President.
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J.C. Club
Aliee Buchan
Pauline Mabheris
Howard Lubbers
Weal Point Military Academy
Clyde Jones
Alma Jones
Gladyn Larson
Sadie Jones
Pauline Roberts
Bessie Vander Ble
Allee Buchanan
Morningside College Professors Promote Student Farm Market
At Morningside College Sioux City Iowa professors push a faculty exchange to supply low cost food and create a market for student grown produce to fund tuition. The winter program struggles have carried into spring with plans to continue the initiative. From Lime Springs nine travelers headed to Chicago for Century of Progress including Nels Stlllestad Kenneth Olson and Hiram Turhenson among others.
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Morningside college
Sioux City
Iowa
Cherry Grove
Spring Valley
Activities Of Farm Bureau in Howard County
Howard County Farm Bureau reports nine delegates heading to the State 4-H club convention with local leaders and clubs sending a diverse slate of officers and attendees. The State convention features musical memory contests demonstrations and the crowning of a state 4-H queen amid about 1400 anticipated delegates. Local club members include Mrs Pat Kelly Chester Ve alta Kitchen and several 4-H leaders and club queens from Oak Dale Vernon Vernon Spriggs Heller Homes Jamestown Hapby Hustlers and New Oregon Township clubs.
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Ames
Acera
Lorado brat
Howard County
Pat Kelly
Chester
Vealta Kitchen
Howard Center Stars club
Miles Opal Powell
Betty Schneider
Oak Dale
Chuma Gubs
Gladys-abergy
Vernon Spriggs Heller Homes Club
Lorraine Appel
Jamestown Hap
Hustlers Cint
Gladys Lukes
B-Square Club
New Oregon Iownship
Leone Schmid
Neward Center Stars Club
Dorothy Jensen
Chester Pro
Golden Ridge
Cluk
Alton township
Norton Johnson
Saratoga Boyn
ela
Dennis
Iver Johnson
Hi oboys
Alvin Lehrleher
Victor Peterson
Howard
ollowlox
Laverne Peterson
George Watnon
Edwin Schrader
Tom Watner
Hayimond Hanrahan
etub
Jeet nxatter
Oak Dale township Farm Durean
Reece Minor
Oak Dam
Chester township
Iowa Grain Crops Sub-Normal Across State in June Report
The June 1 crop report from the U S Department of Agriculture shows all grain crops below the ten year average, due to May delays and temperature swings. Corn planting lagged, with 50 percent by June and regional shortages and dust damage. small grains also down, while hay crops generally fared better except for alfalfa across parts of the state.
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egatery
deler
No. 59 to be paved when funds permit
A state highway plan aims to pave Highway 69 from Rochester to Spring Valley and connect with town 69 at the south side as land becomes available. Highway Commissioner N W Elberg spoke to Spring Valley and neighboring officials, urging readiness while funds and Roosevelt public works may accelerate work this summer.
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U.S
London
United States
Cardet Hall
Washington
Dalton
Rochester
tia
Spring Valley
connert
N. W. Blaberg
Stewartville
Lancaboro
Frenton
Cresco
Lime Springs
Chester
sal Paul
Elsberg
state highwaysWepartment
Nettle Miller
Picture Study and Talks at Jamestown Meeting
The Jamestown group held a May 12 gathering at Fern Munsel's home with a illustrated program including Picture Study led by Frances Leslie and Loretta Ness, a talk on wallpaper and painted surfaces, and a lunch hosted by the hostess. Topics covered included Background Wall Paper and Painted Surfaces, and a song recital featuring Pippa's Song and The Stars of the Summer Night.
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Frances Leslie
Loretta Ness
Milas Thelma Ness
earn
Mayme Motley
Dorothy Jensen
Re~porter
Jamestown
Fern Munsel
Joy Holden
Pippa
Kennard Jones Weds Iowa City Girl
Kennard Jones marries Mise Louise Arn of Iowa City Tuesday in a ceremony at a local church. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Arn, wore a floor length white satin gown with orange blossom accents and was attended by relatives and friends. Doctor Jones, a Detroit native, is the son of Mrs Hugh W Jones of Lime Springs and has served as an assistant dental surgeon in the U S Public Health Service since graduating from the University of Iowa dental college in 1931. The couple planned to reside in Detroit after a reception at the church parlor.
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Kennard Jones
Mise Louise Arn
lowm city
Iowa
Ilona
Earli Regson
M. I. Taylor
Joan H. Poser
Gladys Ann
Marca Anna Fleber
Phoebe Henson
Mary Joyeu Meicke
Melancthon Jones
Lime Springs
Jonea
Everton Jones
Sioux City
Webster Hughes
Jutér
Detroi
Miss Ara
Universiy of
lews
Omicron
Dontor Jones
Detroit
United States
public heath service
University of Iowa dental college
Phi Detta Theta
Pal Omega
Camp Fire Meeting Reports June 9 Picnic Plans
Camp Fire group held a meeting Friday June 9 at 5 50 PM. Amber Halweg the president appointed five committees for the June 22 picnic all to help with meals and activities. Committees named were the planning committee sewing committee fire cooking and serving with Lucille Dinger as scribe and the Woodgatherer’s Desire given in unison.
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Amber Halweg
meng
gien
Lucille Dinger
Alfalfa Harvest Timing and Nutrient Loss Warned
Iowa State College nutritionist H. Thomas warns cutting alfalfa at bloom or just before yields maximum protein. Rain heat and bleaching cause nutrient leaching, reducing crude protein and calcium. delaying harvest lowers quality while stalk remains mainly carbohydrate. Care of the strawberry bed also affects next year’s berry drop.
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H. Thomas
Iowa State College
Thomas
Cresco Store Robbery Near Two Thousand in Goods
Thieves entered a Cresco millinery and ready to wear store owned by Mrs C Laub by removing a rear window and breaking inner glass. About $2000 in goods including Arcares and hose were stolen. Sheriff Johnson and Cresco officials pursue leads with no arrests made.
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Cresco
mliunery
Tollo Johnson
caee
Andrew Borgan Dies at Rhame North Dakota
Andrew Borgan dies at Rhame North Dakota on June 3 1933 at his home aged about 40 years He resided in North Dakota since 1907 Born on a York township farm He married Mable Sundun of Mbame and leaves an eight year old daughter His mother Mrs Julia Horran of Lime Springs two brothers John and Toloffian of Lime Springs and B A Hoopman Cresco Also notes he had worked and returned from the funeral.
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Andree Torgan
Iihanie
Ele
Komentening
York township
North Dakota
Mable Sundun
Mbame
sagrives
Julia Hore ran
Lime Springs
slater
John
Toloff tinrian
sire
B.A. Hoopman
Cresco
have
Concert Tonight at Chester Program Card
A concert tonight in Chester opens at 5 March with National Emblem Overture Paramount March Under Fire Waltz Let the Rest of the World Go By March Our Waring Colors Medley Selection Manhattan Beach Sous Tone Poem Twilight In the Mountains March El Capitan Sousa 1.
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Webber
El Capitan
Sousa
Parry Family Heads to New York for Visit and Fair
Mr and Mrs BE Parry and son Lester departed by auto yesterday en route to Evan s parents in Utica New York. They will pause in Chicago where Evans aunt and uncle will join them. On returning they plan a stop at the World s Fair and expect a two to three week trip.
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BE. Parry
aon Lester
Evan
Utleta
N.Y
Chicago
Mrs. Evans
ieee
Meeting for retention at Presbyterian Church Sunday
A gathering favors retaining the Eighteenth Amendment, set for Sunday at 3:00 p m at the Presbyterian Church. Principal speaker will be Frank Anderson of Des Moines, with M H Jones serving as precinct chair. Bees pay for education. Leonard Thrall of Anthon funded his law school education through honey sales, a honey crop last season produced over 35 000 pounds and supported his family during three years of study.
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Presbyterian Church
Frank Anderson
Des Moles
Leonard Thrall
Anthon
law School
University of South
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