Jordan Is Five Down to Davis in Iowa Amateur Match
Jordan Is Five Down to Davis in the quarterfinals as Davis, from Des Moines, shoots 69 to take a two hole lead at the turn and extend to five up after a birdie on the 13th. Bud Small trails Hal Chase four down after 18, while Glen Darrow leads J B Chauncey and Rob Miller trails Merle Stimson by one hole in lower bracket play.
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West Okoboji
Pete Jordan
Des Moines
Iowa
David Davis
Davis
Jordan Inn
Bud Small
Sioux City
Denmar Miller
Hal Chase
Chase
Glen Darrow
Cedar Rapids
J. B. Chauncey
Dunlap
Rob Miller
Iowa City
Merle Stimson
Waterloo
Trumpet and Vocal Solos Highlight Muscatine Band Concert
Anthony Bisesi showcased trumpet solos in a sixth weekly Muscatine Boys band concert at Weed Park. George Volger performed two vocal numbers with pieces including I Love You Truly and On Southern Shores. The program featured marches, waltzes, descriptive scenes, popular tunes, and an Indian dance.
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Anthony Bigesi
George Volger
Muscatine Boys
Weed Park
Gounod
Suppe Pempert
Schubert
Anthony Bisesi
Weber
Stein Song
Miles
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Jordan
Stoughton
Freedom
King
Baptist Youth Attends Iowa Falls Assembly
A large group from the First Baptist church led by Miss Anna Hendriks and Rev. Vernon L. Shantz travels to Iowa Falls for the Iowa Baptist assembly. They study, participate in activities, and attend vesper services nightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Anna Hendriks
Ora Sharp
Vernon L. Shantz
Iowa Falls
Iowa Baptist Assembly
Shantz
Alice and
Harriett Lindee
Juanita Miller
Ruth Mittman
Katharine Sample
Bessie Hinman
Mildred Figgin
Julianna Rumsey
Gretchen Korneman
Mabel Nash
Dorothy Kemble
Genevieve Metcalfe
Vivien
Phyllis Johnson
Dorothy Greenwald
Earl Penrod
Arthur Nyenhuis
Business Groups Discussing Codes in Des Moines
Eight business groups met in Des Moines to discuss codes under the national industrial recovery act. The Iowa petroleum dealers, about 500 strong, led the discussions on terms of the proposed petroleum industry code ahead of hearings starting Monday before administrator Hugh S. Johnson. M. L. Cushman and M. L. Long explained sections on production allotments, refining limits, minimum wages, and maximum hours. Other groups present included the Iowa Pharmaceutical Association, chamber of commerce recovery advisory council, Iowa Philco dealers, Iowa Florists Association, Des Moines independent barbers, and cleaners and dyers employees.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Hugh S. Johnson
M. L. Cushman
M. L. Long
Iowa Pharmaceutical Association
Chamber of Commerce Recovery Ad Advisory Council
Iowa Philco Dealers
Iowa State Florists’ Association
Des Moines Independent Barbers
City News Reports Local Injuries and Events
Lloyd Goddard remains in Hershey hospital after an injury on Monday. New vehicle registrations list O A Hammer, a cabriolet. The First Investment Co of Muscatine with a Chevrolet pickup. Ben Kolpack with a Diamond T truck. Earl DeCamp, a Muscatine mail carrier, and Joe Kasper head to Fairfield for a state rural mail carriers convention. Albert Kelly of Wilton accompanies them.
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Lloyd Goddard
Hershey Hospital
O. A. Hammer
Mulberry Avenue
Auburn
The
First Investment Company
Muscatine
Chevrolet
Ben Kolpack
East Fifth Street
Diamond T
Earl DeCamp
East Ninth Street
Joe Kasper
East Tenth Street
Fairfield
Albert Kelly
Wilton
Furlough Curtails City Mail Deliveries
Post Office officials announce a nine day furlough per quarter reduces mail service. Only one daily delivery is made in the city residence area, with downtown’s two of three drops eliminated. Schedule runs through July 24 and again in August and September weeks, carriers work six hours per delivery, furlough seven days, and one Saturday and Sunday off each quarter. No guidance yet for next quarter.
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W. S. McKee
Godfrey Slated for Agricultural Dean at Ames
Iowa State College president Dr. R M Hughes declined to confirm reports that George Godfrey of Algona former state board of education member would be named dean of agriculture. Board action is needed for appointments and July board meeting set for Cedar Falls.
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Ames
R. M. Hughes
Iowa State College
George Godfrey
Algona
State Board of Education
Hughes
Cedar Falls
Division of Agriculture
C. F. Curtiss
H. H. Kildee
Wagner Named as Surety Receiver in Des Moines
Federal Judge Charles A. Dewey appointed John J. Wagner of Des Moines as receiver for Southern Surety Corporation of Iowa at the request of State Insurance Commissioner W. Clark. Wagner, manager of the Southern Surety building, has been a real estate appraiser. winding up the company centers on real estate. Clark, receiver since June 29, 1932, reports all creditor claims adjudicated and an 8 percent dividend paid. Claims total $2,500,000 with $170,000 paid to date.
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Des Moines
Charles A. Dewey
John J. Wagner
Southern Surety Corporation of
Iowa
W. Clark
Wagner
Southern Surety
Charles Snyder
Clark
Varied Business Ahead of City Council Meeting Tonight
The city council plans varied items at 7 30 pm including monthly officer reports the third reading of the plumbing code ordinance a Mad creek sewer project update and a $10000 damage claim from William Nesselbush plus other business deferred from July 6. The board of health meets at 7 o clock.
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Mad Creek
William Nesselbush
Board of Health
Denial of Cedar Rapids to Ottumwa Carrier License
The Iowa state railroad commission denied T. H. Dewees of Cedar Rapids authority to operate a motor freight carrier between Cedar Rapids and Ottumwa. The panel found the service would not promote public convenience and necessity after two hearings. Objecting railroads argued current rail service suffices and the proposed line would touch Linn, Benton, Keokuk, Mahaska, and Wapello counties.
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Deg Moines
State Railroad Commission
T. H. Dewees
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
Linn
Benton
Iowa
Keokuk
Mahaska
Wapello
Rummells Divorce Petition Seeks Maiden Name
Aleta R. Rummells petitions to resume the Sinclair maiden name in a divorce suit against Howard W. Rummells filed today in district court. The couple, residents of Pike township, wed December 9, 1932 and separated July 16. Grounds cited are cruelty.
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Aleta R. Rummells
Singleton
Howard W. Rummells
Pike Township
Iowa station leaders named to head extension and experiment work
Deanship of the graduate college goes to Dr. R E Buchanan to head the experiment station while continuing duties. R K Bliss, former extension service director, is named to head extension work under adjusted coordination. Mr Godfrey declines comment in Des Moines at the national corn hog conference. he is a Kossuth county farmer and Iowa State College graduate.
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R. E. Buchanan
Graduate College
R. K. Bliss
Godfrey
Des Moines
Iowa State College
Kossuth County
15 Year Old Turns in False Fire Alarm
Alvin Snyder a 15 year old South Muscatine youth admitted making a false fire alarm on a Wednesday morning. Police traced the call to the William Strong home on Demorest Avenue. Snyder confessed to calling just to see the fire trucks pass by and was ordered to report to Fire Chief J J Brown each Saturday.
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Alvin Snyder
South Muscatine
J. J. Brown
Central
Eand
Stewart Road
William Strong
Demorest Avenue
Mr. Strong
Snyder
Menzo Grady
Harvey Allbee
Herman Lord
Brown
Shrine and Cornucopia clubs hold joint picnic at Salisbury
Approximately 200 members of the Shrine and Cornucopia clubs of the Masonic order attended the annual stag outing at the M. and M. cottage near Salisbury bridge. The Cornucopia club defeated the Shriners 10 to 0 in kittenball. A fish fry, card games, and chess followed with A. H. Shields in charge.
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Shrine and Cornucopia Clubs
Masonic Organization
M. and M. Cottage
Salisbury Bridge
Cornucopia Club
Shriners
A. H. Shields
Dill Will Leaves Estate to Husband Executor Named
Cora E. Dill wills all property to her husband H. A. Dill and names him executor without bond. Probate filed in district court today with a hearing set for August 16. The will is dated December 7, 1929.
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Cora E. Dill
H. A. Dill
Dern Denies Ickes Claim on War Dept Funds
Des Moines Secretary of War George H. Dern said war department estimates remain under consideration by the Public Works Administration and were not withdrawn but deferred. He noted no retrenchment on citizens' military training camps and no plan to abandon Fort Des Moines as part of economy measures.
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Des Moines
George H. Dern
Conference of Governors
Sacramento
Calif
War Department
Public Works Administration
Washington
Dern
Interior Ickes
Ickes
Herring
Fort Des Moines
Modern Evangeline and Lover Seek Marriage in Mason City
Katy Weitzel, 32, and William Challis, 40, of Mason City appeared before a local minister to marry using a January 13 1921 marriage license from Marshall County. After one minister refused due to the old document a new license was issued and Rev. R Stanley Brown officiated at the Presbyterian parsonage.
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Marshalltown
Marshall County
Katy Weitzel
William Challis
Mason City
R. Stanley Brown
Presbyterian Church
Mercury Climbs as Summer Returns in Muscatine
Muscatine saw temperatures near 90 degrees as summer weather returns. The 7 am reading was 78, six higher than Wednesday. South winds persist with forecasted thunderstorms in eastern and southern areas tonight followed by cooler conditions.
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Muscatine
Twelve Drowned as Boat Capsizes Near Bourges France
Eleven children and a priest drowned when their boat capsized during a lake excursion near Bourges. Four children managed to swim ashore, saving themselves.
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Bourges
France
Roosevelt Eyes Market Changes
President Roosevelt watches the security and commodity exchanges as markets rise and fall. Supporters say he will act if recovery plans are endangered, while no clear stance is given on prices or recent large drops. Senator Thomas warned exchanges to publish depreciation limits or face reform and possible government supervision.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Thomas
New York Stock
Chicago
The
Oklahoman
Button Workers to Meet at City Hall
Announcement of a mass meeting of button workers scheduled for Friday night at city hall to organize a union and ensure participation in the new deal. The meeting, called for 8 o clock, is publicized by handbills distributed among workers.
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Board of Education
City Hall
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