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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1935

Page

2

Woodmen Picnic Plans Complete in West Liberty

The Modern Woodmen of America plans a Sunday picnic in West Liberty drawing 3000 to 4000 members and families from Muscatine Scott and Cedar counties. L O Cross will give the welcome, Frank B Hallagan will deliver the main address, with drills contests and novelty races. Two hours of sound and talking motion pictures cap the day.

Evans West Liberty Modern Woodmen of America Muscatine Scott Cedar Counties L. O. Cross Modern Woodmen Frank B. Hallagan M. W. A. Foresters Cedar Rapids

Lang Recovering From Severe Bites

Wilton farmer Ben Lang remained under medical care after a sow attacked him at his farm Tuesday night. He suffered severe lacerations to his left leg and hand but his condition was reported as improving today.

Wilton Ben Lang

Weatherman Sees Relief Faintly. Midwest Heat Drops

Wetting rain fell in Des Moines Sioux City Council Bluffs and other Iowa cities with showers and a trace at Davenport. Atlantic endured a 4.51 inch deluge during a severe storm while heat records fell in Phillipsburg Topeka and Lincoln.

Des Moines Sioux City Council Bluffs Charles City Davenport Atlantic Schleswig Ida Grore Carroll Alta Fort Dodge Iowa Falls Creston Marshalltown

Standings and results from Western and National Leagues

Western League standings show Council Bluffs 44 wins, 32 losses with .578. Cedar Rapids leads National League with 40-53 and .430. Yesterday’s results include Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Brooklyn games. today’s schedule lists Brooklyn at Boston and St. Louis at Cincinnati among others. American League results and leads are noted with Detroit at .611 and Cleveland at .500.

L. Pet Stguoee Gees Council Bluffs Aisane Keokuk Cedar Rapids St. Joseph Sioux City Davenport Chicago Pittsburgh Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia New York Cincinnati St. Louis Deco Worgibruon Cleveland Detroit Washington W. L. Pet SE Bay Sone Sil

Washington County Transmission Line Hearing Set

The Iowa Southern Utilities company of Centerville faces a hearing for a Washington county transmission line project. The State Board of Railroad Commissioners will hear the application in Des Moines on August 20.

Washington County Iowa Southern Utilities Company Centerville State Board of Railroad Commissioners Des Moines

Police Head Sees Letter as Blind Promise of Suicide

A note found in a red notebook dated July 31 and addressed to "dear dad" reveals a man’s plan to end his life after a 7 year engagement to Louise Schaffer. He expresses unhappiness at losing Louise, contemplates jumping into the lake, and asks that Louise not be told. The letter references Bacur’s wife and a doctor.

Bacur Louise Schaffer Zenge Louise

Cedar River Plans Would Halt Floods

Iowa flood control debate advances in the house committee with possible legislation this season. Army engineers propose a system of seven reservoirs on the Des Moines Cedar Wapsipinicon Iowa Skunk and Missouri rivers totaling over 2.1 million acre feet. Notable sites include the Ottumwa area Des Moines river and Cedar Rapids vicinity with costs ranging from about 2. three to 13.7 million dollars.

House Flood Control Committee Iowa Army Engineers Big River Des Moines Ottumwa Cedar River Cedar Rapids Spragueville Maquoketa River Central City Wapsipinicon Waterloo Rochester Coralville Iowa River Iowa City Augusta Skunk Burlington Howell Belfast

Want Ads Lead to 63 Years of Service at Johns-Manville

A New York 1872 want ad for a shipping clerk and porter led William Waldron Hanold to a 63 year career with H W Johns roofing now Johns Manville. He rose from clerk to district sales manager, traveling across the United States and Canada, and at 85 remains active in the job.

New York William Waldron Hanold H. W. Johns Roofing Company Johns-Manville Corp Hanold Hanoli

Widow Questioned in Fatal Chicago Operation Case

Dr. Bauer was killed after a surgical procedure in Chicago. His wife Louise Schaffer of La Grange Mo testified about her past relationship with Zenge a man linked to the case. Police traced Zenge to various towns noting his flight from Canton July 26 and the hotel sighting in Ann Arbor.

Mandeville Giannini Zenge Bauer van Loomis Michigan State Police Ann Arbor Jones Canton C. M. Parker Missouri Highway Police Kirksville South Side Chicago Harry Harold Anderson Dr. Bauer

Streetcars Operate Under Heavy Guard Amid Strike

Streetcars ran under heavy guard Tuesday night as about 30 strikers gathered at the car barn Wednesday morning. Sheriff Perry said Governor Clyde Herring promised to send the national guard if local authorities cannot prevent violence. The strike affected both here and in Omaha, Nebraska.

Perry Clyde Herring Iowa National Guard Omaha Nebraska

Dwarf Awaits Jury Probe of Shooting

A dwarf known as Shorty awaits a jury investigation after shooting Marie Meggett on her front porch amid jealousy over unrequited advances. Meggett, who had rejected him and mentioned an offer of marriage two weeks prior, survived. authorities discuss the case and motives.

Dwarf Shorty Marie Carl Conway Miss Meggett

Treasury to Tighten Tax Net Across Nation

The government plans a broad survey drive to measure retail trade in 1933 to 1935 and to index the 1900 census in St. Louis. Surveys will employ 100 to 500 workers in major cities and many towns to track conditions, with allocations for Iowa and Nebraska retail and liquor tax checks and related relief programs.

Carrington Girl Works Progress St. Louis Philadelphia Iowa Nebraska Des Moines

Fannie Buchanan Aids Louisa County Teams in Study

Fannie Buchanan of Iowa State College extension service assists Louisa county demonstration teams in preparing for competition at the Louisa county fair. The Home Efficiency project has each club in a different division. The county champion will go to the state fair in Des Moines.

Wapello Fannie Buchanan Iowa State College Ames Louisa County Des Moines

City dispute with 268 union employees drags on since April

A city labor conflict involving 268 union employees began on April 20 and has defied all attempts at settlement by arbitration.

Evening Radio Schedule Highlights of Listings

A dense radio guide lists programs by time and station across stations WHO WGN WLW WCCO KMOX WMAQ WBBM WBBM WLS and others. Notable acts include Kate Smith Fred Beck Paul Whiteman Leonard Keller Jessica Dragonette and Henry King with orchestras, bands, organists, and special features throughout Friday night into Saturday morning.

Vallee WLW WHO Kate Smith WCCO Fred Beck WJJD Hendrik Willem van Loon WLS WMAQ WGN KMOX Dream Ship Wayne King Eddie Dunstedter Johany Courtney Horace Heidt Leonard Keller Eave ES Sanders Maurie Stein WBBM Moon River Mrs. Wiggs Honeyboy Sassafrass Herbert Foote Palmer House WFBM Harold Turner St. Louis Chicago Woman’s Radio Review Dorothea Ponce Don Rodolfo Grandpa Burton Nellie Revell Intercollegiate Council Victor Herbert Lee Leafer Uncle Ezra Bob Newhall Quin Ryan Jessica Dragonette Court of Human Relations Hollywood Dorsey Norseman Richard Himber Silvertown Amos Andy Europe Henry King Gene Burchell Joe Sander George Duffy

Jury Decrees Death for Peoria Slayer

State's Attorney Edwin V. Champion lauds the verdict as the jury sentences Thompson to death. Defense argued insanity in sexual matters, unsuccessfully introducing Thompson's diary and a 2,500 word confession. Champion contends Thompson was legally sane as he details the assault on Miss Hallmark near a streetcar stop.

Edwin V. Champion Thurman Thompson Miss Halmark Champion Miss Hallmark

Fruitland 4-H Girls Host Annual Sunshine Tea

The Fruitland Sunshine 4-H girls held their annual tea at Lorraine Kemp's Fruitland township home with mothers and guests in attendance. Miss Dorothy Simmons the home demonstration agent attended. Musical numbers and highlights of the girls club work from the past month were featured.

Fruitland Sunshine Four-H Lorraine Kemp Fruitland Township Dorothy Simmons

Health Contest for County 4-H Girls Arranged Wednesday

County 4-H girls prepare health exams for next week’s health contest. Miss Dorothy Simmons says two champions per club will advance this year, with Wanda Zeller and Helen LeFever named as representatives from Bloomington Best. Examinations for all clubs wrap up soon and results go to the Farm Bureau office.

Dorothy Simmons Bloomington Wanda Zeller Helen LeFever Miss Simmons Farm Bureau

Caris Rites to Be Conducted Friday

Funeral services for Fred Caris will be held Friday at 2 p m at Meyers Funeral Home with the Moose lodge in charge. Burial is planned at Greenwood Cemetery. Death occurred at 419 Houser Street early Wednesday.

Fred Caris Houser Street Meyers Funeral Moose Lodge Greenwood Cemetery

Peace Formula Sighted at Geneva Stirring League Debate

Reports from Geneva indicate a possible peace formula between England France Italy and Ethiopia. Italy objects to equality with Ethiopia and to discussing the Ualual front scene, while deadlines loom for the Italo Ethiopian conciliation commission and a potential Ventimiglia conference.

League of Nations Europe Italy England France Ethiopia East Africa Geneva Ventimiglia League Council Mussolini

County Road W Closed to Traffic for Six Weeks

Muscatine county will close County Road WwW to traffic starting Friday for up to six weeks while Salis bury bridge and nearby roads are upgraded. Detours use Tice bridge and Tice road. motorists from West Liberty should take Highways 6 and 38. Parts of the Tice detour will be dirt road.

Muscatine County Salisbury Bridge F. P. G. Halbfass Tice Bridge Tice Road West Liberty Muscatine

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