Local Notes Highlight Pine Kindling Sale and Community Visits
Local n ws notes record Pine kindling sale at Stuhler's Grocery and a string of visits, travels, and events. Residents such as Dr. and Mrs. Gould of Conrad, Mrs. Brenneman, Mr. and Mrs. Lovell, and many others are noted visiting relatives, attending services, or traveling to cities like Chicago, Cedar Rapids, and Des Moines. Community groups host fundraisers and dinners, while cemetery hours and medical society meetings are documented.
Local News Briefs From Manchester Springville and More
Mrs Wade Long toured Manchester on Friday afternoon with Mrs Frank Podhaski visiting her daughter Mrs Paul Klaus. Bob Ladd of Hopkinton injured his right thumb Thursday while changing a tire when a jack slipped. Springville voters approved a 26000 paving project for Main Street with 45 percent funded by the government and the rest from assessments and street improvement bonds. The Business and Professional Women's club met at Maples Inn with Mildred Iverson as president and officers reporting on Marshalltown board plans and coming year goals. The committee included Caroline Hei ace and Madge Shaffer. Gladys Skelley attended as a former member. New Zealand plans loans to spur new industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Long
Manchester
Frank Podhaski
Paul Klaus
Bob Ladd
Hopkinton
Springville
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Maples Inn
Mildred Iverson
Marshalltown
Isabel
Martha Meyer
Caroline Hei
Ace Madge Shaffer
Gladys Skelley
Jones County Court Term Opens September 28 1935
The Jones county district court in Anamosa begins its September term Monday September 28 with clerk Lee Byerly stating the petit jury will be summoned for action Monday October 5. Automobile registrations for 1936 exceed 5 000, the county treasurer reports, the highest in five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County District Court
District Court
Lee Byerly
Third Week at School Highlights Glee Club and Debates
Clara Schatz reports on school life as Mr McConnell selects the girls glee club including Eileen Appleby Frances Bone and others. A G A A meeting elects officers. football set to play Maquoketa. grades show spelling champions and perfect conduct in upper grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McConnell
Glee Club
Eileen Appleby
Frances Bone
Doris Beard
Ruth Clark
Kathleen Carlsen
Margaret Deischer
Antonette Coxsee
Phoebe Hiller
Grace Hutton
Eunice Howland
Ruth Long
Fern Lightfoot
Mary McLaughlin
Virginia Matthiessen
Jo McNeill
Esmeree Nichols
Loretta Oaken
Freda Prult
Jean Royden
Jo Rickle
McConnell
Mascofield
Stevenson
Victor Richardson
Glenn Lambert
Sidney Schweitzer
Bob Wahl
Lewis Cox
Maynard
Ry Grant
Roberta Clark
Esther Cass
Hilda Balster
Maquoketa
Lorraine Hein
Donald Bohlken
Harry Hanken
Pally March
Jimmie Seemsen
Rhert Veitch
Daston Yousse
Kathry Render
Jean Rathbun
Sie Stuhler
Betty Smith
Donald Tarbox
Dorothy Rose Bartlett
Donald Lohbet
Savings Bank
Jack Stahler
Albert McNeill
Dirk Abel
Elizabeth Lee Byvery
Interesting Iowa News Briefs From J W Jarnagin
A Iowa Falls shopkeeper loses a $60 bill to a quick pocketing customer. Egrets visit lakes near Ruthven, rare birds protected nationwide. LeMars residents watch an old frame building razed, once a public school. Carroll churches falter locating a minister for August Schroeder funeral. A rattlesnake near Churchtown bites by overalls. county bounties total $477.50 for 955 snakes in 1936 mid August. Gypsy con artist fleeces Kansas visitor in Jesup. A Madrid farmer notes a calf winds over a fence during a storm. Delaware county tragedy: two year old Franklin Armstrong dies due to a fatal error.
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Ruthven
Palo Alto
Iowa
LeMars
Plymouth County
Frank Zezulka
Churchtown
Allamakee County
Zezulka
Poison on porch ends in death at Pocahontas home
A tester left a small jug of sulphuric acid on a porch at the Armstrong home. Franklin, a child at play, swallowed the acid and died after medical aid. At Pocahontas courthouse officials Mrs Eisenhauser and Will Neiman, both long associated with Lincoln township, attend the meeting. Storm Lake youngsters staged a treasure hunt diving for valuables from the lake bottom. A Dubious giant vegetables note reports John Butterton near Audubon finding Ohio potatoes around 11 ounces each, grown without artificial moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tester
Armstrong
Franklin
Pocahontas
Pocahontas County
John Elsenhauser
Will Neiman
Lincoln Township
Eisenhauser
Grace Eaton
Neaman
Eisenhauer
Storm Lake
Buena Vista County
John Butterton
Audubon
Audubon County
Butterton
Ohio
Longtime Hardin County Fair director attends 46th year
W. H. Rowen, member of the fair board since 1890, attended the annual Hardin County Fair as a director for the 46th consecutive year. He has never missed a day at the fair in all that time and previously served three years as president of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin County
W. H. Rowen
Rowen
Farmer Claims Chickens Suppress Grasshoppers Near Albion
W B Underwood of Marshall county reports his chickens are effective grasshopper terminators. He notes more birds would help control the pest as his flock cleans up hoppers around his property. He counts 52 insects in one fat pallet crawl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Underwood
Albion
Marshall County
Underwood
Saw found in ceiling of historic Eldora building
Workmen tearing down the old Wintermute building in Eldora Hardin county uncovered a finishing saw wedged in the ceiling laths. The tool, likely left during original construction, was discovered after plaster removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora
Hardin County
Wild goose chase grips Council Bluffs fire crews
In Potta Wattamie county an elderly woman tried to mail a letter into a fire alarm box causing all downtown fire companies to rush to the intersection. Despite much effort and many firefighters none could find a blaze until a bystander explained the mix up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Potta
Wattamie
Homemaking Instructor Embarks On European Bicycle Tour
Hilda McMillan of Spencer Clay county uses a two wheeler on a European tour visiting nine countries. She slept in water towers monasteries battleships and penitentiaries and wore a coat on July 4 while watching the sun set at 10 15 p m. Musicians in Mallard Palo Alto county faced a collapsed bandstand during a 25 piece concert injuring two players but continuing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda McMillan
Spencer
Clay County
Europe
Richard Halliburton
Mallard
Palo Alto County
Roosevelt policies drive 1935 farm imports total to 1.391 billion
The 1935 agricultural imports reached an estimated 1.391 billion dollars under Roosevelt trade policies. Corn, pork, and wheat imports displaced millions of acres of American farmland and left thousands of rural residents without self support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
America
United States
United States Department of Commerce
Relief canvass shows Democrats win executive jobs in Mamaroneck
In Mamaroneck New York a relief canvass shows 24 of 27 executive or supervisory posts held by Democrats while Republican voters outnumber Democrats three to one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamaroneck
New York
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George Gould
Conrad
L. W. Lovell
Chicago
Miriam
Ferry Hall School
Cornelius Steck
J. J. Hayes
R. P. Clark
Cedar Rapids
Frank Sutherland
Center Junction
A. J. H. McNeill
Town City
P. J. Craemer
Reformed Church
Cass
Frank McDonough
Minneapolis
Minn
Methodist Church
Stubbler’s Grocery
J. LeRoy Farmer
E. G. Hicks
Lyle
Detroit
Mich
Gamble Store
Ben Ohe
Brother
August Ohe
Robert Graves Jr
Austin, Minn
V. F. W. Auxiliary
Gamble
Dorothy O'Neil
Iola Milroy
Harry Maire
Oclwein
John Balear
George Korman
Dubuque
John Hein Sr
T. M. Redmond
Cc. G. Thomas
E. H. DeShaw
Delaware County Medical Association
Dyersville Country Club
Ernest Landis
Bert Hubbard
Cedar Rapicy
Walter Hubbard
Wisconsin
E. J. Lightfoot
Edwin
Fern
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Marion Alcorn
Kenneth Schmidt
Vinton
Newton Wilkinson
Mr. Wilkinson
W. S. Wilkinson
Roy Rickless
Hoops
Calif
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Joe Chaloupka
G. W. Anderson
Gerry
Des Moines
Perry
Will Marshall
Cuba
Cuba City
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Willis Mastin
Clarence Seedorf
Naomi Trunec
Emil C. Harms
Lizzie Sharp
May
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William Smith
Marion
Asa Lambert
Paul Maire
Wylie Davis
Oelwein
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Enfith
Volga
Fred Matthiessen
Margaret Kiburz
Andrew Ambuehl Sr
John Locher Jr
J. J. Locher
Henry Lubben
Maggie Behrends
Harry Lang
Harry J. Lang
Robert McAleer
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Phillip Hildenbrand
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St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
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Dave
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Tamily
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Lich Carpenter
Winifred Rohr
June Bellinger
Lexington
Koe
Tresa Willard
R.o
Delhi
Marcela O'Rourke
Kathryn Cox
Mercy Hospital, Cedar Rapids
John Hiller
der Moins
de Mains
Charles Nelson
Irving Hilers
Margaret
R. PL. Clark
D. P. Young
Harry Schaller
Will Carmichael
Cincinnati
Florence and
Margaret Carmichael
Fred Graham
P. F. Waltron
Grand Lake
Robert Anderson
Long Beach
California
R. E. Myer
Dicky
Jerry
Iowa City
Oakwood Cemetery
Raymond Jacobs
Enid
Oklahoma
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Ashland
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Okla
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Will Cassidy
Anamosa
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R. N
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Ottumwa
Bud
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Ottumua
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Tawa
Mroo
Ray Echterment
Mit
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Fay Clark
Woldaan Jarrett
Denver
Colo
Post
L. F Galster
Will Hitler
Phoebe
Marold Deisehero
Poc Cramer
Cramer
Bever Park
George Schechan
Westvate
Conn
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Josephine Tunes
John Danes
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Homer Wagner
Atesy George Fox Tobinson
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Wagner
Monterrey
Meyjo
Tobiason
Elwyn Patterson
Betty
James
Cop. Davis
Tucson
Ariz
New Zeland
The
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iBy Clara Schatz
Iowa News
Jarnagin
J. W. Jarnagin
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Iowa Falls
Towa
Carrol
Carroll County
August Schroeder
Claude R. Cooke
William Yinzling
A. d. Mueller
Schroeder
Rattler
A. J. Davis
Ashton
Kansas
Davis
George
Jesup
Buchanan County
Roy Johnson
Madrid
Boone County
Johnson
Franklin Armstrong
John Armstrong
Greeley
Delaware County
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Just
Ricklefs’ Dry Goods Store
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Princess
Edward Arnold
Nero Wolfe
Shirley Temple
Jin
Jean Hersholt
Man
Keyes
Yourex
Rogers
Community
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Karl M. Keyes
Express
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Scotch Grove, Iowa
Amber
Onslow
Wyoming
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Phillips Petroleum Co
Libby
Sunshine Cookie
Robb Ross
Grocery Department
Stuhlers
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