Hocke Memorial Pulpit Dedicated at Foursquare Tabernacle
Dedicatory services were held Wednesday night at the Foursquare Gospel tabernacle on Sixth and Cedar streets for the Hocke memorial pulpit in memory of Mrs. Hocke. The unveiling featured Rev. John R. Richie and Muscatio artisans crafted the oak pulpit with glass art. Delegations from nearby Four Square churches attended the ceremony.
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Hocke
Foursquare Gospel Tabernacle
Sixth
Cedar Streets
Paul Hocke
John R. Richie
Des Moines
Foursquare Churches
Iowa
Minnesota
Muscatio
Mellon Sees Deficit for Fiscal Year
The secretary foresees a possible federal deficit for the year, with projections of a $30.6 million favorable balance in 1932. He expects higher income tax revenue and customs receipts next year, though this year’s receipts fall short. He notes potential shifts in foreign debt payments and possible use of securities for interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Melton
Treasury
Mellon
Poultry Judge Explains Work to Al Classes
Three Muscatine high school vocational agriculture classes visited the Muscatine Poultry Association exhibit at 209 Second Street. Eli F. Hersey of Parkersburg judged the show and explained prize placings and disqualifications, plus poultry diseases and control methods. Forty four boys, led by Lindley B. Hoopes, Smith Hughes instructor, toured the exhibit.
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Muscatine Poultry Association
Second Street
Eli F. Hersey
Parkersburg
Hersey
Lindley B. Hoopes
Smith-Hughes
Poultry Show Prizes Awarded in Muscatine
Hydes prize list from Muscatine shows details multiple winners across buffs rocks white wyandottes and other breeds. Notable names include Mark Taylor W M Riggs and Son C W Harbaugh August Funck and Henry Klake with numerous firsts and best in show awards. Also listed are ducks rabbits and eggs winners from the four H department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Taylor
Muscatine
Buff Rocks
Gus Reinsager
W. M. Riggs and Son
C. W. Harbaugh
R. G. Evans
White Wyandottes
August Funck
Henry Klake
Buff
Roy Vance
E. R. Worst
W. H. Riggs and Son
Black Jersey Giants
Joe Hoopes
Rouen Ducks
Edgar Hetzler
Wilton
Castor Rex
Schwab Brothers
Davenport
W. M
Robert Harbaugh
Clayton Welsch
Budget Director Trims Requests and Increases for State Agencies
The Budget Director reduced several agency requests including court judges salaries to 5000 yearly, affecting 69 judges with half delaying raises until January 1. A new maternity and infant hygiene division would cost 14300 if adopted. Parks and waters funding was cut to 140000, though this is 10000 over the prior legislature. The secretary of state real estate division, created two years ago, is slated for 22100 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
D. C. Steelsmith
State Department of Health
Board of Conservation
Secretary of State
Ranberger Begins Serving Sentence For Liquor Nuisance
Frank Ranberger began serving a sentence through three months and several days after pleading guilty to maintaining a liquor nuisance before Judge W R Maines. The 90 day jail term plus fine was suspended, but he was committed to jail due to inability to pay.
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Frank Ranberger
W. R. Maines
Ranberger
Paul Nussbaum Honors Highlight Vocational Corn Contest
The three year old program promotes hands on corn production in a high school vocational agriculture department. Students select strains, plant in May, and have samples tested at Iowa State College. Edgar Timm wins silver trophy with 369 points while Clarence Nussbaum takes second at 357.
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Vocational Agriculture Department
George Steen
West Liberty
E. A. Sparling
Carl Rylander
Vernon Shepard
Lindley B. Hoopes
Smith- Hughes
Iowa State College Laboratories
Ames
Edgar Timm
Clifford Harbaugh
Albert Hetzler
Sherman Powell
Cliford Freyermuth
Harvey Krueger
Keith Hetzler
Lyall Esmail
Clarence Nussbaum
Berlin Riots Flare Across Cities Amid Hunger Protests
Rioters smashed windows and threatened raids in Berlin as hunger marches drew clashes with police. Nine communists were reported injured in Leipsic, a death followed a stabbing of a policeman in Hamburg, and Dresden also saw unrest.
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Leipsic
Hamburg
Dresden
Reichstag
Bruening
Social Democrats
People’s Party
R 101 Crew Saber Says Probe Chief Reveals Wreck Cause
The probe chief testifies about the R 101 disaster describing gas leakage from forward bags and tail vents. The nose lost buoyancy, ballast dumped, engines stopped, and a second dive led to a crash into a French hillside igniting a fire that killed crew and passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bles
Maines Dismisses Guardianship Suit Against Annie Giesenhaus
Judge W R Maines dismisses the guardianship action filed by Wilson Giesenhaus against Annie Giesenhaus on October 1. The decision ends the guardianship proceeding with no further action.
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Maines
Annie Giesenhaus
Wilson Giesenhaus
W. R. Maines
Concert Programs Given for Grade School Orchestra
An audience of 150 attended the Wednesday night concert at Lincoln school. The combined orchestra, with 30 members from Washington Franklin Garfield and Lincoln schools under Elmer Ziegler, will perform two more times. Franklin school hosts next Wednesday and Garfield patrons attend return performance. Washington school concert set for December 12 at First Congregational church.
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Lincoln School
Washington
Franklin
Garfield
Lincoln
Elmer Ziegler
Franklin School
Washington School
First Congregational Church
Brotherhood Dinner With Local Officers and Gridmen
Members of the high school football squad and coaches plus Muscatine reserve officers will dine with the Men's Brotherhood of First Presbyterian Church on Friday at 6:45 PM. At 8 PM Capt. Guy H. Dosher of the 338th Field Artillery Reserve Corps will address an open public meeting on the European situation in the church auditorium.
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Muscatine Reserve
The
First Presbyterian Church
Guy H. Dosher
338Th Field Artillery
Supervisors to Resume Friday Morning Meetings
The board of supervisors, after three days of sessions this week, will reconvene Friday morning. County Auditor Charles H. Pitchforth announced the continuation. on Wednesday the board reviewed bills and accepted reports. A $150 assessment for maintenance work in drainage district No. 2 sub district No. 3 was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Charles H. Pitchforth
Funeral services for Annie E Ray at Friends church
Funeral services for Annie E. Ray were held at the Friends church at 2 PM Wednesday, conducted by Rev Miss Viola Smith. Burial followed in Greenwood cemetery with pallbearers Gus Egger, Paul Egger, William Ray, J A Cham berlin, E William, and William Fulton. Mrs Jacob Stellrecht sang with musical accompaniment by Mrs John McCaffrey.
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Annie E. Ray
Friends Church
Viola Smith
Greenwood Cemetery
Gus
Paul Egger
William Ray
J. A. Chamberlin
E. William
William Fulton
Jacob Stellrecht
John McCaffrey
Firemen to Open Ticket Campaign for Ball
Muscatine firefighters launch a ticket drive Monday for the annual Christmas night ball at Moose hall. Proceeds beyond expenses go to the firemen relief fund.
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Muscatine Fire Department
Moose Hall
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Foursquare Church
J. S. Leonhardt
Havercamp
Paul
Nussbaum
M. W. Stapleton
E. F. Richman
Hershey State Bank
Guardian
Miss Giesenhaus
County Commission On
Robert Jackson
Berlin
Brotherhood
Don
Laurel
Muscatine’s
Leysen
Tint
Roger
E. L. Ewing
Italy
Fostoria
China Service
Pul Dil
Bine
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