Campus Fashions Feature Favorites On Campus Hats
College men returning this fall favor the telescope crown hat and a new narrow brimmed style with center creases. Band trims may show fraternity colors while sports themed tyrolean hats appear at football games. The all wool cap returns with a smaller visor in checks plaids and solids along with a Sherlock Holmes deer stalker for variety.
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New York
NEA
School of Fraternity
Sherlock Holmes Deerstalker
Miss Wilma Leazer Returns From Bangkok Mission
Miss Wilma Leazer, returned missionary from Bangkok Siam, visits relatives Frank and Mrs Penrod at 405 East Sixth Street. She directed training of 80 native nurses at a 150 bed Bangkok hospital and notes Siamese nursing education compares well with U S programs. She toured Europe en route home and plans to return to Portland for nursing education work.
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Wilma Leazer
Bangkok
Siam
Frank Penrod
East Sixth Street
General Conference
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Miss Leazer
Seventh Day Adventists
Bangkok Hospital School of Nursing
Washington, D. C
Washington Missionary College
Portland
It Was Nice of Them To Leave the Horn
A police call informed Barbara W. Ford that her stolen car was recovered but the vehicle was badly stripped. The motor transmission clutch drive shaft radiator wheels tires brake drums battery tail lights tools and lighter were missing.
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Pittsburgh
Barbara W. Ford
Miss Ford
Farm Employee Crushed by Tractor Near Britt
Seth Gourley, 53, a farm worker on the Charles Hall farm four miles southwest of Britt, was crushed to death Wednesday when a tractor overturned and fell on him.
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Britt
Seth Gourley
Charles Hall
Here
Charged With Assault in Milford Shooting Case
Wilbur C. Baker is charged with assault with intent to murder after wounding his divorced wife Annabelle in Milford. County Attorney Peter B. Narey filed the charge Wednesday, saying Baker admitted wounding her at her father’s home. The 23? year old victim is reported in satisfactory condition at a local hospital. Bond set at $15,000.
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Spirit Lake
Wilbur C. Baker
Annabelle
Peter B. Narey
Sai Baker
Milford
Baker
Akins Decision Sets Up Saxton Castellani Fight in Chicago
Johnny Saxton won a unanimous decision over Virgil Akins at Chicago Stadium to remain undefeated at 31 fights. The result confirmed Saxton will fight Rocky Castellani in Chicago on September 3, with tallying viewers and gate reflectively weak for the IBC card.
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Akins
Saxton- Castellani
Chicago
Johnny Saxton
New York
Rocky Castellani
International Boxing Club
Saxon
Chicago Stadium
Virgil
Honeybear) Akins
St. Louis
Saxton
Johnny
Blinky
Palmero
Comanager
Acrop
Castellani
Luzerne
Mauler
Johnny Bratton
IBC
Radio-Tv
Divorce Decree Awards Custody in Muscatine Case
Dianna Yerington of Muscatine was granted a divorce from Ed ward Yerington by a district court decree filed Wednesday. She charged cruelty in her petition. The plaintiff receives custody of a minor child and the defendant must pay $50 monthly child support until the child turns 18.
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Dianna Yerington
Muscatine
Edward Yerington
Temperatures to Climb Into 90s In Muscatine Area
Forecasts predict a warm spell in Muscatine and surrounding areas with highs reaching 90 to 94 degrees on Friday. Showers are expected late Friday, with cooler night lows around 60s. The prior day saw a high of 85 and a night drop to 54 degrees.
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Muscatine
Iowa
Boy Run Over by Truck Dies in Forest City
Gregory B. Anderson six, son of Mr and Mrs Bruce Anderson, died after a city truck rolled backward down an incline near their home. Eldon Adams, a city employee, had stopped the truck. after he left the vehicle began to move, rolling over the boy as he and others watched.
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Forest City
Gregory B. Anderson
Bruce Anderson
Anderson
Eldon Adams
Adams
Death of W H McGill in Oakland California
William Harrison McGill aged 64 died at his Oakland home. Born November 1 1888 in Grandview he married Mamie Pritchard and lived in California since 1929. Survived by his wife six children a brother C A McGill Davenport and two sisters Mrs Mary Koehn Davenport and Mrs Gertrude Moody Winfield. Burial will be in Oakland.
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William Harrison cGill
Oakland
Calif
William Harvey McGill
Grandview
Mamie Pritchard
California
C. A. McGill
Davenport
Mary Koehn
Gertrude Moody
Winfield
Farouk Says He's No Longer Rich
Egypt's former king Farouk told over 100 reporters he is no longer a rich man and denied siphoning funds after his ouster. He suggested his wealth, largely tied to Egyptian real estate, may be seized by the new government despite his claim he remains comparatively well off.
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Isle of Capri
Egypt
Farouk
Nile
Five Leave on Trip to the East
West Liberty notices report multiple residents planning trips to Pennsylvania Rossie and Hawaii, with families and friends traveling for weddings visits and naval leave. Dollar Days set by West Liberty merchants Aug 7 and 8. A neighborhood picnic occurred at Clarence Seeley’s with several families in attendance. Alberta Kline and Mrs. Don Bemis plan a Los Angeles vacation this weekend. Ed Winfield family vacationing in Faribault Minnesota with Fred Tyler and Robert Ditmars group.
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West Liberty
Fred Ridenour
Elmer Kline
Albert Kline
Pennsylvania
Rodney Morris
Rossie
Morris
Andrew Guthrie
Q. Johnson
Oklahoma City
Okla
Omhar
Marjorie Buckman
David
Navy
Honolulu
Island of
Hawaii
Clarence Seeley
Robert Ditmars
Maude Koster
Col
Samuel Koster
Ray Gehrks
Greta
S. C. Snider
Seeleys
Alberta Kline
Don Bemis
Los Angeles
Ed Winfield
Faribault, Minn
Fred Tyler
Muscatine
Des Moines Sets Record Job Figures in Iowa Fiscal Year
Iowa's State Employment Security commission reports a record average of 633,900 employed during the year ending July 1, with 639,100 people in industrial and other jobs in June. The tally reflects statewide employment strength across sectors.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Employment Security Commission
Reinsager Named Manager of Muscatine Liquor Store
Clifford Reinsager of 1141 Logan Street, a seven year clerk at the Muscatine liquor store, was promoted to manager by the Iowa Liquor Control Commission. He succeeds Louis Lang, whose death a week ago from a heart attack prompted the transition. Reinsager learned of the appointment by letter today and will assume the post Friday.
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Clifford Reinsager
Logan Street
Muscatine
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Reinsager
Louis Lang
Cc. O. Johnson
Commission
Rainbow DeMolay Picnic Set for August Seventh
Rainbow and DeMolay members finalize plans for a joint picnic on Thursday August 7 starting at 5 p.m. at the Allbee cottage about one and a half miles east of the Wild Cat Den park entrance on highway 61. Reservations due by Wednesday August 6 with Harvey Allbee or Sally Hine.
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Allbee
Wild Cat den Park
Highway 61
Harvey Allbee
Sally Hine
Social Glances at Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting
Mrs. George Ricketts hosted the Ladies Aid work session at Grace Lutheran church in the parlors last Wednesday. A follow up session is planned for next Wednesday with Mrs. Howard Reed as hostess.
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George Ricketts
Ladies’ Aid of Grace Lutheran Church
Howard Reed
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Gaile Dugas
Woman's Editor
Society News
Lowan
Star-Kist Tuna
Vicw
Yerington
W. H. McGill
Oakland, Clair
Rothmoor
Herb Mazer
Batterson’s
Fashion Center
P. Stein
Post Office
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