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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1935

Page

11

Chinch Bugs in Area Decreasing Across Counties

Farmers in Muscatine county report relief as chinch bug populations fall in Jefferson and Henry counties due to white fungus. Cold wet weather delays eggs, aiding wheat oats and barley. Corn remains at risk. statewide counts still high in several counties. Experts cite rains in late June as a potential pest reducer.

Muscatine County Carl E. Rylander Jefferson Henry Here George Decker Iowa State College Lee Des Moines van Buren Washington Louisa Muscatine Cedar Scott Clinton Jackson

Miss Dorothy Knox Weds Ed Van Zandt in Galesburg

Miss Dorothy Knox daughter of Cora Knox and Ed Van Zandt son of Margaret Van Zandt were married at the Rev Newland home in Galesburg Illinois on a Wednesday afternoon. Gwendolyn Knox served as bridesmaid with Harry McGrew as best man. The couple, both Muscatine High School graduates, live at 114 West Eighth street.

Dorothy Knox Cora Knox Park Avenue Ed van Zandt Margaret van Zandt West Eighth Street Galesburg Ill Gwendolyn Knox Harry McGrew Newland van Zandt Muscatine High School Bell Telephone Company

April Liquor Sales Totals Across Iowa Reach $487000

The Muscatine retail liquor store posted April sales of 4 992 65 with a 89 cent cash shortage. Iowa's 80 retail dispensaries showed 487 352 21 in April sales and a 31 47 cash shortage, 64 96 liquor shortage, and 1 062 72 breakage. Other stores reported Davenport 8 698 21 Ottumwa 10 102 66 Keokuk 3 728 70 Burlington 8 838 88 Clinton 8 200 20 and Iowa City 10 141 89.

Muscatine State Liquor Commission Associated Press Iowa Davenport Ottumwa Keokuk Burlington Clinton Iowa City

Children Day Program Set by Walnut Street Baptist Church

Walnut Street Baptist Sunday School schedules a Children’s Day program with exercises, recitations, songs and greetings. Participants include Mable Christiansen, Rev. Elmer Hutchison, Wilbert Thomas, Helen Trout, Rosalie Mae Smith, Clarence Schroeder, Jack Fahy, Lorraine Lock, Calvert family, Arlene Brudtkuhl, Lillian Schroeder, Darling Phillips, Lorraine and Betty Peetz, Harold Peterson and many others from Mrs Chatfield’s class and local families.

Walnut Street Baptist Sunday School Chure Mable Christiansen Elmer Hutchison Wilbert Thomas Helen Trout Rosalie Mae Smith Clarence Schroeder Jack Fahy Lorraine Lock Calvert Arlene Brudtkuhl Lillian Schroeder Darling Phillips Lorraine Betty Peetz Harold

McGill Takes Oath as Muscatine Street Commissioner

Charles McGill was sworn in by Mayor Herman Lord to fill the unexpired term of Ralph Callaway as Muscatine street commissioner. The council discussed a low cost bookkeeping system to track work orders, tickets, time, job type and costs, with projected installation under $50. The appointment faced a district court challenge by Forest A. Allen alleging political motive and veterans' preference notice was not followed.

Charles McGill Ralph Callaway Herman Lord A. W.’. Carver Carver Lord McGill Forrest A. Allen

Sarazen Fades to 74 in Open Second Round at Oakmont

Gene Sarazen, as favorite at Oakmont, opened strong then faded to a 74 in the U S Open second round. He stood 3 under after nine but hit the ninth with a costly seven and three putts on both the 14th and 15th. Sarazen's 18 hole total reached 149, three behind pace setter Jimmy Thomson who matched his earlier 73 for 146.

Oakmont Country Club Pittsburgh Gene Sarazen Jimmy Thomson Long Beach Calif Thomson Sarazen

Hamburg Dam Elimination From Upper Mississippi Project

The army engineering corps will remove Hamburg No 24 dam from the upper Mississippi cavalc project. Rep Cannon who opposed the move was officially notified today by Major General Edward Markham chief of the corps.

Washington Army Engineering Corps Hamburg, Ill Upper Mississippi Cannon D.mo Hamburg Dam Edward M. Markhunma Engineering Corps

Musserville Plans for Children's Day

Special Children's day programs are planned at the three Musserville circuit churches Sunday. The study topic is Why Make an Offering for Children's Day by Rev. William H. Slack. High Prairie 10:30 a.m. Island 7:30 p.m. Musserville 7:30 p.m. Junior and senior Epworth leagues meet at Musserville at 6:30.

Musserville William H. Slack High Prairie Island Epworth

Augustana College to Have New Head andreen to Retire

The Evangelical Lutheran Augustana synod rejected a bid to reelect Dr G A Andreen as president of Augustana College. Andreen, 67, retires after 34 years of service. Dean Conrad Bergendorf nominated for president and will be considered this afternoon. Synod also praised growth in membership and finances in 1934 over 1933.

Rock Island Augustana College Evangelical Lutheran Augustana Synod North America G. A. Andreen Andreen Conrad Bergendorf Theological Seminary Synod

Program Announced at Spangler Chapel

A children's day program at Spangler chapel Sunday morning at 10 30 features students including Wilma Satterthwaite Shirley Shield Marjorie Mc Connaha Floyd Mc Connaha Louise Fry Evelyn Fry Mary Ellen Alice Peter son Frances Satterthwaite Paul Satterthwaite Dwight Worrell Betty Margaret Alice Lilly Grant Mc Connaha George Shield Geraldine Beverly Shield Phyllis Shield John Oostendorp Betty Hess Ray Houseman Cecil Houseman Ernest Beatty with songs exercises and recitations.

Spangler Chapel Wilma Satterthwaite Shirley Shield Marjorie Floyd McConnaha Louise Evelyn Fry Mary Ellen Alice Louis Peterson Frances Paul‘ Satterthwaite Dwight Worrell Betty Margaret Lilly Grant McConnaha George Geraldine Beverly Shield Billy Phyllis Shield John Oostendorp Betty Hess Ray Cecil Houseman Ernest Beatty

Decree Granted to Mrs. Elsie Connor

Elsie M. Connor obtained a divorce in district court here Thursday charging her husband Lawrence G. Connor with cruel treatment and habitual drunkenness. She said they wed at Pine Island Minnesota on November 30 1917 and lived together until February 15 1928.

Elsie M. Connor Lawrence G. Connor Pine Island Minn

Two Wives Granted Divorces by District Court

Judge D W Jackson in district court granted divorces to Alta Barrows and Nora E Gibbs both alleging cruelty. Alta Barrows formerly Alta Sheese married Clarence Barrows in Muscatine on December 30 1923 and separated April 8 1935. Nora E Gibbs formerly Nora Bahr wed Nathan J Gibbs in Muscatine on March 1 1934 and separated May 22 1935.

D. W. Jackson Alta Barrows Clarence Barrows Muscatine Alta Sheese Nora E. Gibbs Nathan J. Gibbs Nora E. Bahr

Hearing Scheduled on Married Teacher Suit Next Tuesday

Eleven married teachers who failed to gain re election face the school board in district court next Tuesday at 10 a m. Judge D V Jackson set the hearing on the board’s motion to dismiss the mandamus action. The teachers seek permission to file separate job applications and to be considered on merit.

D. V. Jackson

Delegates Named for Labor Federation Meeting

Richard Smith Vern Dale and William Carlisle were chosen delegates to the American Federation of Labor meeting in Davenport next week at a meeting of the Unemployed and Relief Workers association Thursday night. The group will travel to Davenport Thursday when the federation is to discuss relief problems. A grievance committee was set to confer with relief director Miss Clara Schwandt about local administration grievances.

Richard Smith Vern Dale William Carlisle American Federation of Labor Davenport Unemployed and Relief Workers Association Clara Schwandt

District Court Notes and Estate Actions Summary

Judgment for 313.33 and costs against all defendants in Goodrich Silvertown Inc. v E. E. Garage et al. Guardian ad litem J M Kemble named for W A Sprague in Edna Sprague v W A Sprague. Default entered in Vearle McKean v Cecile McKean. Will of Jay Nichols admitted to probate naming Lucy M. Nichols executrix. Compromise in Amanda Ficken estate promissory note case authorized. Receipt waiver filed in Stella M. Will estate. Anna M. Ribbink authorized to return 700 to Joseph F. Hill. sale of real estate canceled. Widow Anna M. Ribbink withdraws widow’s dowry action. Letters of administration granted to Kathryn Claussen in Nancy R. Plitt estate. Inventory of Jessie M. Winslow personal assets valued at 8877.16. warrants of appraisal ordered. Filing in voluntary guardianship with West Liberty State Bank as guardian.

Goodrich Silvertown Inc E. E. Garage Et al Anna M. Ribbink William Ribbink Joseph F. Hill Jessie M. Winslow West Liberty State Bank

Two Muscatine Graduates Honored for Perfect Attendance

Two Muscatine high school graduates Leslie Gockley and Jack Strain received certificates for outstanding attendance during 12 years of schooling. The 70th annual commencement at First Methodist church featured the presentation by attendance officer Charles Kern. Gockley, son of William and (Mrs.) Gockley, spent seven years at McKinley, one at Jackson, four at high school. Strain, son of W. P. Strain, completed 10 years without absence or tardy, six at St Mathias and four at high school. Twelve year certificates have now been awarded to nine students during Kern's tenure.

Muscatine High School Leslie Gockley Jack Strain First Methodist Church Charles Kern McKinley Jackson William Gockley Cook Street W. P. Strain West Fifth Street St. Mathias Kern L. L. Richards Mulberry Avenue T. R. Truempy East Front Street H. A. Miller Cedar Street George Freers Sherman Street Freers Emma Binz Granywview Avenue Lexington Mary Wortell Raymond Cole Minton Doris Elizabeth Aven Kenneth Coder East Eighth Street Muscatine A. A. Keath Ottum Florence Miller National Federation of Spiritual Science Church J. Donahugh Davenport Maccabee Hall Pennant Gobble’s Grocers Y. M. C. A Heinz Diamond A. J. Lindley Association Triune Lodge No. 641 A. F A. M Masonic Temple Paul R. Strain Omaha Neb

Hamilton's Sister Faces Prison Term

Anna Campbell Steve of Sault Ste. Marie Michigan sister of John Hamilton a missing lieutenant of the Dillinger gang was convicted of harboring fugitives and faces up to a 1000 dollar fine and six months at Milan detention farm Dillinger and Hamilton stayed at her home on April 17 1934.

Sault Ste. Marie Mich Anna Campbell Steve John Hamilton Dillinger John Dillinger Parent-Teachers Association Federal Milan Hamilton

Low June Temperature Records Hit Across State

A cold snap dropped temperatures into the 40s statewide with a 35 degree low at Forest City and a 40 degree record in Council Bluffs. Forecasters expect improvement tonight and Saturday as showers ease.

Forest City Council Bluffs

Embezzler Finney Ends Turbulent Kansas Career

Warren W. Finney, 62, a former Kansas City banker and telephone magnate linked to a statewide bond scandal, shot himself at his Emporia summer cabin as Sheriff Davis prepared to escort him to prison where he faced 36 to 600 years for embezzlement alongside his son Ronald.

Emporia Kas Warren W. Finney Kansas City Ronald Here Roger Davis Finney

Opinions differ in Texas on NRA backing drive

Amarillo reports a Texas Young Democrats convention seen as a springboard for a drive to constitutionally back NRA aims. State president John L. McCarty warned against Elliott and James Roosevelt, claiming such plans would provoke strong reaction.

Amarillo Tex Texas Joe Bailey Humphries Elliott James Roosevelt John L. McCarty

Tax Auditors Assigned in Burlington District

Des Moines reports Charles F. Dickmann and John Stroehle have been assigned as net income tax auditors in the Burlington district, per state income tax bureau director Laverne Clark.

Des Moines Laverne Clark State Income Tax Bureau Charles F. Dickmann John Stroehle Burlington

Local Notables Register Cars and Carry On

City notices list new registrations by L L Richards T R Truempy and others. A pony accident injures George Freers and several residents report medical updates and travel news.

Roosevelt Seeks Federal Traffic Commission to Unite Agencies

President Roosevelt urged Congress to create a federal transportation commission with comprehensive powers over land, air, and sea traffic. He also asked for a one year extension of the emergency railroad act and the Eastman office. He argued for unifying supervision in one federal agency via an expanded interstate commerce commission and urged passage of highway motor carrier regulation.

Washington Federal Transportation Commission Congress Roosevelt Joseph B. Eastman Interstate Commerce Commission House of the Senate

Ex-Treasurer Croskey Accused of 13000 Shortage

Des Moines reports state auditors found a 13000 cash shortage in the accounts of E H Croskey former Delaware county treasurer covering 1928 1929 and 1930. Croskey resigned September 26 1930 and signed a statement agreeing with the report findings. The shortages relate to funds due school districts in the county.

Des Moines E. H. Croskey Delaware County C. W. Storms C. J. Burns Croskey

Emerald Oil Promises Relief With Money-Back Guarantee

The advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a simple easy to use antiseptic for broken veins and similar conditions. Grimm Drug Co. and Henderson Drug Co. guarantee one bottle will yield splendid results or offer a refund.

Moone Grimm Drug Co Henderson Drug Co

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Stecommnds Jimmy Thompson Hamburg Elsie Connor Henderson’s Chevrolet Oldsmobile ANL Henderson West Front Street Labor J. M. Kemble Guardian Ad Litem W. A. Sprague Edna Sprague Vearle McKean Cecile McKean Jay Nichols Lucy M. Nichols Amanda F. Ficken Stella M. Will Ceased Kathryn Claussen Wilton Nancy R. Plitt Occidental College Los Angeles Dorothy Messick Reba Helen Moffat Janet Mitchell Petronella Rollins Rollins Ranstop Wilson East Second Street City News Edward Bitzer American Legion Legion River Front Harold Hudson Maybelle Hudson West Fourth Street Chillicothe Business College Chillicothe Union Electric Land and Development Company Eldon William Mittman Marian Message Stocking News Roblins
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