Degrees Awarded at Wapello and Iowa Wesleyan Commencements
The 80th Iowa Wesleyan College commencement in Mount Pleasant awarded degrees to Cecile Rukgab er and Pauline Smith plus Donald Bissinger. Wapello attendees included numerous local families led by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rukgab er and others. Maurice Green and Robert McCullough also received degrees at the University of Iowa convocation with Wapello representation. A birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Hal Longshore's son. Mail, trains, and a fire call pepper the town news along with visits from families and guests.
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Hal Longshore
West Wapello
Jennie Joy
Women’s Relief Corps
Des Moines
Logan Wilson
Columbus Junction
National Union Credit Society
Joy
Elmer Shipman
Chicago
W B. Huxtable
G. Belland
Irene Johnson
Lake Hamilton
Fla
Shipman
Art Vandevort
C. B
Davison
Leona Plumb
Josephine Cover
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Clarence Kremer
Kremer
Clayton Kremer
Mediapolis
Eva Deih
John
Orval Alin
Frank Deihl
Blanche Pantel
Wapello
Ross Deihl
Kenneth Baker
Ottumwa
William Baker
Onawa
E. Pierce Baker
Jefferson
Kate Baker
Brother Verne
Commercial Hotel
Guy Wiley
Winfield Schools
J. S. Chittum
Lafayette
Ind
Louisa County
George Oakes
Frank Hook
Brown
Norton Quits Post on School Board
Dr. Norton resigns from the Muscatine School Board amid family pressure and notes his daughter’s request. The board convened in special session with Principal Fred Messenger present but took no action. Norton also criticized some 1935 graduates and said he would not award diplomas to all at Thursday’s commencement. Vice President Joe Hill may fill duties at the high school exercises.
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Norton
Muscatine High School
Hill
Muscatine
NRA Revised and FDR Aides Mid Afternoon Visit
Revised NRA and FDR aides arrive mid afternoon from New York as President Roosevelt prepares to receive the vessel crew. Kennedy of the SEC opposes Borah bill allowing small corporations to dodge securities registration. Dismissal demanded in Cutting contest. Chavez counsel files answer. House Rules approves expanded inquiry into American Retail Federation. Tennessee Valley Authority amendments stalled. Marcantonio calls for taxing the rich amid constitutional rewrite talk. A meeting scheduled for today was postponed until Wednesday due to small attendance.
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New York
Roosevelt
Kennedy
Securities and Exchange Commission
Senate Banking Committee
Borah
Idaho
Securities Registration Act
Bronson M. Cutting
New Mexico
Dennis Chavez
Cutting
Senate Elections Committee
American Retail Federation
House Rules Committee
Patman
D-Tex
House
Military
Tennessee Valley Authority
Congress
Marcantonio
R-N. Y
Nnt
Visiting Couple Returns to Ohio
Conesville Mr and Mrs Ted McDougall of Akron Ohio have left after visiting the McDougalls on their farm. Ted McDougalls brother Drew and his wife accompanied them home for a visit. Mrs Sylvia Platts has returned to Russell Iowa after visiting here. Her nephews Harold and Billie Buser go with her for a three weeks stay.
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Conesville
Ted McDougall
Akron
D. D. McDougall
Drew
Sylvia Platts
Russell
Harold
Billie Buser
Ed Rowe
Paul
Edward
Arthur Miller
Bettendorf
Emory
Loren Asher
Kansas City
Loren
Dallas Zimmerman
Nadine
Mary Ann
Muscatine
Chart Bick
Joe Boyd
Near Cranston
Ursula Bennett
Louisa Center
Rex Harrison
Harley Rowe
Rolland Gertenbach
Faye Wilson
Ruth Smith
Will DeVries
Belle Becky
John Dill
Fredonia
Arnold Knott
Chester Stephens
Milo Weile
Sherr] Weile
Dill
Richard Carter
Leon Thompson
Cedar Falls
Shutt
Mediapolis
O. G. Lewis
Iva Schafer
Bernice Krahl
West Liberty
Guy Hardman
St. Louis
Merle Finley
Detroit
Mich
Charles Anthony
Helen Anthony
Twelve Township Farm Bureau Women to Demonstrate
Twelve township Farm Bureau women will present demonstrations at New Era Community hall on Achievement Day. The program opens at 10 30 a m with registration led by Mrs Louis Brei and others. music by Fruitland orchestra precedes township features.
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New Era
Farm Bureau
Dorothy Simmons
K. L. McColm
Louis Brei
Perry Davis
C. J. Shepard
Fruitland Community Orchestra
Fruitland
Dan Strouse
Goshen
Earl Lindle
Nellie Brand
Fulton
Brown
Jones
Ellery Plett
Lillian Puls
Bloomington
John McDaniel
Charles Hein
Cedar
Gwen McBride
G. Wathan
Elizabeth Wilson
Marjory Corwin
Farm Bureau Women's Chorus
L. A. Crull
Sweetland
Moscow
Carl LeFever
N. Mae Larson
High Waters Sweep Valley Threatens Nebraska and Kansas
Floods across Nebraska Kansas and Colorado force evacuations as the Republican Missouri and Kaw rivers rise. The army assigns five planes for rescue work and a chlorine tube will be dropped at McCook to treat water. Red Cross notes 1,400 homeless families in the affected states.
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Nebraska
South Platte
Kansas
Missouri
Army
Omaha
McCook
Red Cross
Colorado
South
Relatives Gather for Sunday Dinner at McGill Home
Dozens of relatives joined Mrs Eliza McGill and Reu Ben for a Sunday dinner in Grandview honoring Mrs McGill's daughter Mrs Will Collins and her family. Attendees included the Collinses Letelliers HardmansBlakes Weiles and many McGills from nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview
Eliza McGill
Reuben
Kansas City
Plattsmouth and Surrounding Areas Restore Communication
Platte North Platte Arickaree and Nemaha report rapid restoration of communication lines. Telegraph service reaches all points except Max and Stratton, telephone service available to most areas. Some highways reopen. railroads may take days to reconstruct with 500 workers at the task.
Muscatine Elks Win Iowa Trophy
The Muscatine Elks continued to push anti communism during a memorial service, with leaders urging vigilance against communism, fascism, and Hitlerism. The Iowa Elks convention covered membership growth, financials, and plans for the 1936 site in Decorah, with events including a Capitol excursion and an outboard race regatta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Elks
Iowa
S. 5
Capitol
Muscatine
Testimony Details Admission Interaction in Boardman Case
The transcript shows H E Boardman of Marshalltown questioning Collins about a stenographic report on a political race. Collins testifies he reviewed notes with Miss Kenning, made few corrections, and had arranged the report to test Cooper's reactions. Dotted lines indicate stylistic notes in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Boardman
Marshalltown
Collins
Boardman
Cooper
MacFayden Released to Boston Braves
Danny MacFayden, a right handed pitcher once purchased by the Yankees from the Red Sox for $50,000 and two pitchers in 1932, was released to the Boston Braves today for the waiver price. He had been with the Reds on trial and was returned to the Yankees a few days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Danny MacFayden
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Boston Braves
MacFayden
Cincinnati Reds
Yankees
Indo-Vin: a new natural remedy claimed to aid digestion
A Muscatine medical figure promotes Indo-Vin, a liquid mix of 22 medicinal plants sold at Grimm's Drug Store. He claims it cleanses the bowels gradually, relieves indigestion and gas, and reduces headaches and skin eruptions, with reports of 85 to 90 percent improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Grimm's Drug Store
East Second Street
Grimm’s Drug Store
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Colin ‘Clive Valerie Hobson
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Township Farm Bureau
McGill
Oerio
Coliénté
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May Robson
Helen Vinson
Freddie Martin
Pampas
Ner Baxter
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Father Frien
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Harold Ogilvie
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Harry Phillips
Keokuk
Umlandt
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Decorah
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Conerville
Grand Lodge
Columbus CC
Soen
Columbus
Gambler
Arnold Rosalind Coli Par Ea
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Uptown Theatre
Piles
Thornton & Minor Clinic
Nietzel Drug Store
Mulberry Ave
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G. A. Chaudoin Electric Company
West Second Street
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