Twenty one Muscatine students joined National Honor Society
Twenty one Muscatine high school juniors and seniors were initiated into the Muscatine chapter of the National Honor Society during class day exercises in the high school auditorium. New members include twelve seniors and nine juniors, with honors based on character, scholarship, leadership, and service. The event featured speeches by valedictorian Mary Stone and salutatorian Glen Daut, awards including Latin honors, an associated gift presentation, and performances by the school orchestra and vocal groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine High School
Muscatine
National Honor Society
Patricia Tipton
Dorothy Greenwald
Billy Keating
William Pulliam
Lola Folsom
Ladd Steinmetz
Lyie Bieber
Frances Highbarger
June Davison
William Fahy
John Fishburn
Lillian Hiller
J. A. Chamberlin
Lions Club
Maurice Young
Henry Holtzer
Glen Daut
Mary Stone
H. Margaret Kemble
von Weber
Baumann
Evilizezer
Shepard
Margaret Schwertfeger
Radio Program Schedule Highlights Major Network Lineup
A detailed daily grid lists NBC CBS and affiliated stations with 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. slots featuring Hal Kenny Newton D Baker Earl Bartnett Frankie Masters Gene Krupa orchestras Burns and Allen and more, plus morning and afternoon segments, baseball games Cubs vs Cincinnati and White Sox vs St Louis, National Open golf CIS WOC WHAS and local acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Kenny
NBC
WLW
WLS
Newton D. Baker
WHAS
CBB
WBBM
WCCO
Ayne King
NBC— Who
WMAQ
Town Hall
WHO
Emery Deutsch
CBS
WKBM
Frankie Masters
Burns and Allen
Bakel
Guy Lombardo
Nbc—Who
Ray Nubie
Claude Hopkins
Wilas
Amos ‘N’ Andy
WENR
WTM
Bill Hogan
Cco
Earl Bartnett
KMOX
WBEBY
Enric Madriguera
Thuesday
Breakfast Club
WIBA
Bluebirds
Navy Band
WLY
Roy Maxon
Orchestra
WMA
Phil Hvrria
Johnny Burkhardt
WTMJ
Cubs
Cincinnati
White Sox
St. Louis
WMOX
CIS -Woc
Stubby Jordon
Colonel Soopnagle
Budd
WBEM
WLAS
Floyd Cubbons
Merryminstrels
WTAM
Kate Lisith
WOC
Rudy Vallee
WWLW
Hendrik van Loon
Walter Keefe
Show Boat
Fred ‘Waring
Paul Wwrhiteman
Horace Ere
CBS -Kmox
Frank ‘Dailey
Davenport
Omaha
National Forum
Earl Artnett
WGN
San Diego Symphony
WLI
Barry Company Amends Articles in Renewal Notice
Notice states Barry Company of Muscatine Iowa renews for twenty years from March 17 1935 and adopts amended articles changing its name and scope. It outlines principal place of business in Muscatine and authority to operate nationwide or abroad, with broad powers over manufacturing, property, and securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Company
Iowa
Muscatine
County of
United States of America
United States
Present for Wapsie Meeting Highlights Local Farm Bureau
About 100 members of the Wapsinonoc township Farm Bureau gathered at South Prairie church for a meeting featuring W E Krizer on the AAA, a women’s project demonstration on child health, a Boy Scout first aid display from West Liberty, a canned goods paper by Mrs W T Johnson, and a Bureau Farmer report by Leslie Steen. B F Wilson led the event with a note on wartime steel construction use from Hamburg Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapsinonoc Township Farm Bureau
South Prairie Church
W. E. Krizer
Mr. Krizer
AAA
New Era
West Liberty
Leslie Gregg
W. T. Johnson
Bureau Farmer
Leslie Steen
B. F. Wilson
Barry Company Articles of Incorporation Summary
The document outlines Barry Company's corporate powers, capital stock of 50 000 dollars in 500 shares, a five member board of directors including N Barry and others, stockholder liability protection, annual and special meetings rules, officer roles, expiration and renewal terms, and amendment procedures dated May 25, 1935 Muscatine Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
N. Barry
Thomas F. Barry
W. G. Marry
R. K. Barry
Albert
Aresell
City of
Muscatine
Health Examinations Planned for Louisa County 4-H Girls
Health tests are scheduled for Louisa County 4-H girls with June set as the examination month. Health score sheets have been distributed to leaders and doctors and dentists will assist to ease the process. After county winners are chosen, two groups of doctors will recheck to crown a county champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
Louisa County
Iowa State College
R. K. Bliss
Extension Service
Boy Scouts
Chamber of Commerce
Farm Bureau
Division of Agriculture
Farmers’ Union
Grange
Ames
Edgar C. Rogers
Roy Matthews
Redla Waterhouse
Oakville
Flossie Maddux
Ora Deppey
Earl Movers
Pauline Bissinger
Eileen Dotson
Patrica Christie
Hazel Eubanks
Elizabeth Robertson
Work Begins on 1935 C-H Contracts
Employes in the corn hog administration office started preparing the 1935 contracts and expect some ready for signatures by next week. William Cashman, president, said about two weeks will pass before all contracts are prepared and the entire allotment is on its way to Washington, D C, for final approval before July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cashman
Cashman
Washington, D. C
Hinbaugh Funeral Arranged Thursday
Funeral services for Mary Anna Hinbaugh will be held Thursday at 2 30 p m at the Fairbanks Home for Funerals with Rev Tom Foglesong officiating. Burial follows at Greenwood Cemetery. The body remains at the residence 1224 Nebraska Street prior to the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anna Hinbaugh
Nebraska Street
Fairbanks Home
Tom Foglesong
First Christian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Fairbanks Chapel
Y M C A plans outline camp and swimming programs
The bulletin lists the annual Y camp for junior members at Rotary Lodge from July 15 to 29, split into two one week sessions directed by B L Gallaher. It also announces life saving classes for juniors and seniors, with enrollments in progress, plus an expanded swimming program starting with the Journal Y M C A swimming school next Monday and lasting through summer and winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
B. L. Gallaher
Rotary Lodge
Gallaher
Journal
Prize to Turkish judge in Bey's will a yearly $800
When Lufti Fikri Bey, a Turkish advocate, died he left an annual prize of 800 dollars to be paid to the Turkish judge who gives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lufti Fikri Bey
Greene Installed Worthy President of Eagles Lodge
Fred R. Greene was installed as worthy president of the Muscatine Fraternal Order of Eagles at a Tuesday night meeting. New officers include Victor Kresse vice president William Deutschmann chaplain Lyle Millett treasurer Clarence Oppelt secretary Lyle Hildebrand conductor Otto Fabrizius trustee James J Lydy past president. Eq Walters assisted by George Mueller. A lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred R. Greene
Muscatine Fraternal Order of Eagles
Victor Kresse
William Deutschmann
Lyle Millett
Clarence Oppelt
Lyle Hildebrand
Otto Fabrizius
James J Lydy
Eq Walters
George Mueller
Week's placements and referrals report by re-employment bureau
Three placements have been definitely recorded this week and 60 others listed on referral. Otis Hicklin, manager, reports eight new applications 11 re registrations six renewals and 38 reinterviews since Saturday. Active files total 1,388 including 133 women and 132 veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Otis Hicklin
Fair verdicts inspire respect for the lw
The phrase reflects a judgment emphasizing fairness and the high regard due to the lw. It underscores admirable adjudication that commands broad esteem and trust in the legal wisdom and integrity of the lw.
Concreting Operations on Dam 16 to Start This Week
Army engineers report Dam 16 on the Mississippi River above Muscatine will begin concrete pours late this week. About 331 workers employed by Central Engineering Co. will join a growing force of regular laborers as forms and a concrete mixing plant are prepared. Dredging and pile driving continue near Hog Island, with bids forthcoming for lock operation contracts and for homes, electrical equipment, and a well on the lock side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi River
Muscatine
Army
Central Engineering Company
General Contractors
Hog Island
Illinois
Iowa
U. S
Rock Island
Welfare directors hear case details from relief workers
Case workers Barbara Balluff Donald Thornton and Eva McBeth outlined several cases now under relief administration. The discussion focused on rehabilitation rather than pure relief as Welfare board directors met for their regular monthly session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Relief Administration
Welfare Board
Barbara Balluff
Donald Thornton
Eva McBeth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wapsie
W. E. Kiser
Hagenbeck Zeological Gardens
Hamburg
Germany
Board of Directors
Pueblo
Colo
Fountain Creek
Louisa
Louisa County Fair Association
Des Moines
Corn Club
Hinbaugh
Delft
Smart Optimo
Mer
Towncraft
Seersucker
Greene
Eagles Lodge
Carter
C. M.co
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