Morning Sun consolidates staff for new term
Morning Sun The Morning Sun consolidated schools will open Monday. The faculty includes first grade Mrs H M McDonald second grade Miss Dorris Owens third grade Miss Helen Jones fourth grade Miss Bertha Thompson fifth grade Mrs Lois Honeyman sixth grade Mrs High school and junior high Miss Bernadine Berge mathematics science Miss Marion Morris home economics English physical training Chester Hood Latin history English Vere Boshart music mathematics geography Gale W Fisher manual arts agriculture coach M K Chambers principal physics history typing Wayne D Allen superintendent English J T Camthers custodian of the high school buildings and grounds and W H Guy of the grade school building and grounds and J E Kilpatrick in charge of the bus transportation equipment. Bus drivers include John Kilpatrick Wesley Willson Thomas Linder Harry McKeever Gay Wright Forest Whitham Don Thomas Kyle Wilson Ralph McKeown.
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Morning Sun
H. M. McDonald
Dorris Owens
Helen Jones
Bertha Thompson
Lois Honeyman
Bernadine Berge
Marion Morris
Chester Hood
Vere Boshart
Gale W. Fisher
M. K. Chambers
Wayne D. Allen
J. T. Camthers
W. H. Guy
J. E. Kilpatrick
John
Price Fixing in Oil Code Sparks Labor Board Rift
The debate centers on a proposed automobile code paragraph allowing manufacturers to hire or discharge workers without regard to union ties. William Green of the AFL insists employee organizing rights remain unaltered, while manufacturers seek nonunion advancement language. Coal operators eye a similar provision if approved, and retail codes seek a master accord. A tentative 40 hour week for miners under a six month trial faces wage and regional disputes. The recovery program may enforce price control from factory to consumer, with the NRA and Justice Department watching for anti trust concerns.
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Labor Board
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Johnson
Druggista
United Mine Workers of America
Appalachian
South
Appalachian Fields
Recovery Administration
NRA
Department of Justice
First New York House of Refuge Established in 124
The first reformatory under legislative control in this country was established in New York in 124 and was known as the New York House of Refuge.
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New York
New York House of Refuge
Lewis Address Attacks NRA Foes in Muscatine
A Muscatine meeting features speaker Lewis attacking employers and money powers, urging workers to form committees and back Roosevelt. He recalls factory weighing, mocks Capone, likens radicals to Lincoln and Christ, and calls for a federal probe if needed. Behrens notes wage declines and bank dividends, urging unity to support Roosevelt.
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Mr. Lewis
Muscatine
Capone
al Capone
Rooseevlt
Abe Lincoln
Christ
Iowa
Roosevelt
America
H. E. Behrens
Tri-City
Samuel Insull Detained in Athens Extradition Case
Samuel Insull, former Chicago utilities operator, detained by Greek authorities in Athens as U S officials plan a renewed bid to bring him to the United States. The move follows a released indictment charging transfer of assets from the defunct Insull investment trust and cites potential extradition in Greece and Canada.
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Greece
Insull
Pericles Rhalli
Chicago
Samuel Insull
Athens
U.S
Dwight H. Green
State of
Samuel Insull, Jr
Corporation Securities Company
Insull Investment Trust
Green
Canada
Benjamin Martin Sues for Insurance Policy Payment
Benjamin C. Martin sues Bankers Life Insurance Company to collect a $50 monthly payment from Dec 20 1931 with interest and a $250 premium refund. He bases his claim on a $5,000 policy issued Feb 21 1925 covering total disability.
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Benjamin C. Martin
Bankers Life Insurance Company
Martin
Deeds Recorded In Muscatine And Cedar Rapids
Edward H Dankert and Anna Denkert transfer part of lot 2 Terrace Heights Muscatine to D W Kopp and Elsie Kopp for 2500 dollars. 7 acre receiver for Stanley Ties Corporation Cedar Rapids to Cedar Rapids Savings Bank and Trust Company for 78.37 acres in sections 11 and 14 78 4W.
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Edward H. Dankert
Anna Denkert
D. W. Kopp
Elsie Kopp
Terrace Heights
Muscatine
Tanley Ties Corporation
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Savings Bank and Trust Company
Civilian Conservation Corps aims to save youth and nation
In 1933 the CCC prioritizes unmarried men aged 18 to 25 as the backbone of a vast program. It employs 240,000 young workers with 30 monthly cash, food, housing, and medical care. Projects include 50,000 miles of trails, 12,000 miles of telephone lines, and forest improvements across public and private lands.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Forest Service
National Park Service
State Services
New Deal
James
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Wheat Pact Signed By 21 Countries
The wheat pact from 21 nations aims to lower tariffs and boost consumption, with export limits and a fixed price for four months. Signatories include the United States Australia Canada Germany and the United Kingdom while Estonia Latvia Finland and others opted not to sign.
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Argentina
Thomas A. Lebreton
United States
Australia
Canada
Germany
Austria
Belgium
Bulgaria
France
United Kingdom
Greece
Hungary
Irish Free State
Italy
Poland
Rumania
Spain
Sweden
Czechoslovakia
Switzerland
Soviet Russia
Yugoslavia
Estonia
Latvia
Holland
Finland
Denmark
Turkey
Portugal
Lithuania
The
Times
Morning Post
U.S
Telegraph
Laborite Herald
Th Herald
Associated Press
Murphy
Minneapolis
Eight Year Old Boy Injured Riding to Neighbor’s Timoth y Threshing
West Liberty reports 8 year old Robert Deal, son of Mr and Mrs Vance Deal, fractured skull after trying to catch a horse. He was rushed to an Iowa City hospital in serious condition with convulsions before possible surgery. The accident occurred as he aimed to ride to a neighbor’s home for timothy threshing.
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Journal News Service
West Liberty
Robert Deal
Vance Deal
Iowa City
Timothy
Muscatine County Caps 4-H Honors at Farm Show
Muscatine County earned several top placings at the Seven Springs farm show. In Guernsey division Lake township residents Gordon Streger Verda Luedtke Harold Luedtke Eugenie McBride led county standings with multiple rankings. The county group placed second in the division behind Marion County. Swine awards featured John Brockway and Ted Brockway top finishes in boar gilt and litter events. Other notable results include Tama and Hampshire hogs with multiple top finishes by Arthur Raub Roger Kretschmar and Donald Shepard.
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Seven Springs
Muscatine County
Gordon Streger
Lake Township
Verda Luedtke
Harold Luedtke
Eugenie McBride
Marion County
John Brockway
Ted
Tama County
William Anderson
West Liberty
Stewart Hitchcock
Hampshire
Arthur Raub
Fairport
Roger Kretschmar
Montpelier Township
Donald Shepard
Bloomington Township
Chester
Live stock show results feature multiple breed placements
Duroc and Poland China lineups see William Anderson sixth with barrow and third with litter. Roy Land fourth with barrow, Clem ent McBride sixth and eighth with barrow. Muscatine county placed fourth as a group. Lord Howard Yo er of Wellman won first in Aberdeen Angus beef heifers. Loraing Wiese 18th and Russell Buck 19th in Shorthorn heifers. Robert Lage seventh in Guernsey heifers and George Maxwell fifth in Jersey heifers.
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Duroc
Poland
China
William Anderson
Barrow
Royland
Clement McBride
Muscatine County
lord Howard Yo@er
Wellman
Loraing
Union church series features many pastors and programs
The Musserville area holds a large summer union meeting with Rev. William H. Slack and other pastors leading services at First Congregational and Island Methodist churches. Activities include morning and afternoon programs, music, homecoming, church schools, and a basket lunch.
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William H. Slack
Musserville Methodist Episcopal Church
First Congregational Church
R. W. Meeld
Island Methodist Episcopal Church
Grace English Lutheran and Church of the Brethren Services
The Grace English Lutheran Church sets Sunday services with Rev Leland Lesher speaking on The Christian's Assurance at 10 30 a m The Sunday school meets at 9 30 a m The Ladies Aid meets Wednesday in church parlors hosted by Mesdames Adam Bloch and Everett Blair The Church of the Brethren led by Rev D F Landis offers church school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 o'clock
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Leland Lesher
Grace English Lutheran
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mesdames
Adam Bloch
Everett Blair
D. F. Landis
Church of the Brethren
Bible School Services At First Christian Church
At First Christian Church the Bible school meets at 9 45 a m with worship at 10 30 including the Lord s Supper and sermon Looking Ahead Remember Lot s Wife The Christian Endeavor meets at 7 p m and a union service at First Congregational Church is announced Reports from the Elgin Ia church conference will be shared at the Walnut Street Baptist service where Rev Pieter Smit preaches From Egypt to Canaan The Sunday school aims for 250 attendance by the Sunday before Thanksgiving Led by Leroy Thomas the school meets at 9 30 a m The Senior and Intermediate 3 Y P A gather at 6 30 p m followed by evening service at 7 30 p m Pastor s topic Jesus My Only Necessity The summer schedule ends with a mass choir and a workers conference 7 45 p m Monday prayer meeting Bible study 7 45 p m Wednesday and choir practice 9 p m Wednesday
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Young People’s
Jesus
Petrie
Violet Heard
Leslie Titus
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Benjamin Schwartz
Stafford League
Weed Park
First Congregational Church
F. H. Little
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Martha Room
H. B. Seem
R. W. Merrifield
Elmer Ziegler
Vernon Shontz
First Baptist Church
Noah’s Ark
First Christian Church
Bible School
Lot
Christian Endeavor Society
Elgin
Walnut Street Baptist
Pieter Smit
Egypt
Canaan
Leroy Thomas
Eivente
Letts Methodist
J. W. Gruber
Des Moines
Epworth League
Ladies’ Aid Society
United Brethren and Evangelical Church Services Noted
The Rev Ira Hawley will lead United Brethren Church services at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m with Sunday school at 9 30 a m led by Thomas Dilley Jr The Christian Endeavor Society meets at 6 30 p m The Rev Karl Jeschke of the Protestant Evangelical church will preach at 10 30 a m and the First Presbyterian Church schedule follows with its full service list.
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Ira Hawley
United Brethren Church
Thomas Dilley, Jr
Christian Endeavor Society
Karl Jeschke
Protestant Evangelical Church
First Presbyterian Church
Sunset service at Weed Park led by Miss Lemkau
Young People from Weed Park hold sunset service on Sunday night featuring songs Now the Day Is Over and Abide With Me. Rita Day sings with Gordon Day on clarinet, Dave Sywassink reads Psalms, and Misses Charlotte and Jeannette Terry sing. Talks on The Sun topics conclude with Dr B F Schwartz and others. Group gathers on the north shore of the miniature lake.
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Jean Lemkau
Weed Park
Sweetland
Cedar Street
First Methodist
Stafford
M. E. Church
Rita Day
Gordon Day
Dave Sywassink
Charlotte
Jeannette Terry
Albert Hetzler
Gertrude Rabedeaux
Robert Crow
B. F. Schwartz
John Fitzgerald
Methodist Church Centers in Chicago Discuss Merger Action
The Cedar Street Methodist Episcopal and First Methodist Episcopal centers meet to consider action on merging as the Northwestern German Methodist conference sits in Chicago. Ministerial appointments will be announced Sunday. Rev. W. H. Schwiering, attending, is expected back in Muscatine late Monday or Tuesday.
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Cedar Street Methodist Episcopal Church
First Methodist Episcopali Church
Northwestern German Methodist Conference
Chicago
W. H. Schwiering
Muscatine
Episcopal Bishops to Convene in Davenport for Missionary Business
The House of Bishops of the Episcopal Church meets in Davenport November 7 to 9 to consider a wide range of business centered on the missionary enterprise. The Rt. Rev. James De Wolf Perry issues the call, with the Rt. Rev. Harry S. Longley hosting at Trinity Cathedral and the cathedral parish house.
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Episcopal Church
House of Bishops of the
Davenport
James de Wolf Perry
Rhode Island
Harry S. Longley
Iowa
Trinity Cathedral
Wisconsin Schedules And Car License Reform Noted
A Wisconsin timetable lists daily swim activities for various groups from junior girls to employed girls and children, with multiple plunge sessions and club meetings. The article also notes a state law offering a 50 percent license fee discount for cars not registered before July 1, affecting about 125,000 vehicles.
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Wisconsin
Sabbath School to Meet as Other Services Omit
Officials announce activities resume Sunday September 3 with Dr J B Rendall and Mrs Rendall returning August 31 after a month in the east. The Sabbath school will meet at 9 30 a m. but all other services will be omitted.
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J. B. Rendall
First Friends Church Announces Bible School Schedule
The First Friends church sets Bible school at 9 30 a m Sunday led by superintendent Lewis Herwig. Morning worship follows at 10 30 with the pastor delivering the sermon. A union service greets Sunday night and a midweek prayer meeting is planned for 8 p m Thursday.
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Bible School
Lewis Herwig
Colored Singers to Appear Here
The Elko colored singers of El ko school in Alabama will present a concert with instrumental and vocal numbers. Rev. W. F. Ogileton announces the program for Thursday evening, Aug. 81, at the United Brethren church Sixth street Mulberry avenue. The concert includes Negro spirituals folk songs and plantation melodies. There will be orchestra and brass band selections plus numbers by a double male quartet and a girls sextette. An eight year old bandmaster leads the group with a boy soprano girl contralto and girl bass as featured performers.
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Elko Colored Singers of
Elko School
Alabama
W. F. Ogileton
Bethel A. M. E
United Brethren Church
Sixth Street
Mulberry Avenue
Bethel Church
Weed Park
Damages Sought Over Jaw Injury From 1932 Assault
E. M. Markham sues Kenneth Yingling in district court for 3500 dollars claiming a Dec 19 1932 assault fractured his left jaw with a fist. He required 36 wire stitches to unite the fracture and alleges wilful malicious and unprovoked conduct.
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Kenneth Yingling
E. M. Markham
Yingling
Markham
Merkham
Returned Mission Worker to Speak at Local Church
Miss Nettie Senger a returned missionary of the Church of the Brethren will speak at the church Sunday at 11 a m with an illustrated lecture at 8 p m The speaker has had many experiences as a missionary in central China announced the pastor Rev D F Landis
Letts Methodist and United Brethren Hold Services
Louisa County churches announce pastors J W Gruber and C O Winters. Letts Methodist lists Sunday school 10 am and services at 11 am and 8 pm with activities including Epworth league at 7 15 pm and choir practices. Letts United Brethren offers 11 am service 8 pm evening service and midweek Bible study. Columbus City A B led by Winters with Sunday school 1 30 pm and service 2 30 pm.
Ricketts Service Held at Fairport
Final rites for Anna June Ricketts four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Gordon Ricketts of Fairport were held at 10 a m today at the Fairport church conducted by Rev J A Worrell pastor of the Park Avenue Methodist church Burial was in the Fairport cemetery Pallbearers were Misses Iris McCullough Bernice Brosart Myrtle Eckhardt and Wilma Thompson Singers were Mrs Fred Shellhorn and Mrs Harry Buster
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Anna June Ricketts
Gordon Rickets
Fairport
Hershey Hospital
Fairport Church
J. A. Worrell
Park Avenue Methodist Church
Fairport Cemetery
Iris McCullough
Bernice Brossart
Myrtle Eckhardt
Wilma Thompson
Fred. Shellhorn
Harry Buster
Johnson Service Held at Chapel
Final services for Elnora Rosa lie Johnson, who died Thursday at her home 1107 East Seventh street, were held at the Fairbanks Home for Funerals at 2 p m today. Rev. W. F. Ogleton officiated. Burial followed at Greenwood cemetery with pallbearers Ed Bains A O Powell J B Lamb Mr Mc Williams Mr Davey and Walter Thompson and singers Mrs Alice Thompson Mrs Will Davies Mr and Mrs Richard Smith and Thomas Lloyd.
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Union
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W. F. Ogreton
A. C. E. League
Elko Singers
Elko
Ala
Full Gospel Tabernacle
Grover C. Kingery
Christ’s Ambassadors
Jeanette Brockwell
Park Avenue
M. E
James A. Worrell
Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
M. O. Briggs
Zion Lutheran Church
John Haefner
Luther League
Louise Havemann
Florence Koester
Esther Coon
Alexander Bender
Ernest Tobias
George Kubick
Fiet Baptist
W. H. Slack
Trinity Episcopal
Trinity Episcopal Church
Stanley P. Jones
Grace Lutheran
First Christian
United Brethren
First Presbyterian
Methodist Church
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Zenith Club
Louisa County Churches
Ricketts
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