Muscatine High School Names 92 on Honor Roll
Ninety two pupils are listed on the Muscatine High School honor roll for the period April 8 to June 6. The announcement from Superintendent H. Van Hettinga names students across classes IX to I, including Charlotte Terry Geraldine Tuttle Dorothy Thomas Esther Weiss June Stange George Eversmeyer Neva Hunter Vernon Walters Beverly Strohm and many others.
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Muscatine High School
H. van Hettinga
Glen Daut
Donald Shepard
Jack Strain
Dorothy Thomas
Esther Weiss
Helen Kaufman
Mary Stone
Helen Broadston
June Stange
George Eversmeyer
Neva Hunter
Vernon Walters
Beverly Strohm
Paul Thompson
Maurice Young
Vacation Bible schools enroll nearly 300 in city
Nearly 300 pupils joined Daily Vacation Bible Bible schools across three city sites this morning. Garfield led with 186 in the first sessions under principal Miss A. Marea Othmer, Franklin School reported 70 pupils under principal Mrs. H. W. Holzhauer, and United Brethren Bible school recorded 49 enrollments.
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Garfield
A. Marea Othmer
Franklin School
H. W. Holzhauer
United Brethren Bible School
Relief office imposes detailed stop order forms
Additional office work burdened local relief administration as conferences in Iowa City announced new forms. The orders require reasons for every relief stop and list each family member employment and resources. State and federal agencies oversee this as a nationwide check on re employment status, said Miss Clara Schwandt.
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Relief Administration
Iowa City
Clara Schwandt
Prosperity Idolized Says Seminary Head
Rock Island Illinois Dr Conrad Bergen dorf dean of Augustana Theological Seminary told a Sunday ordination service for 12 graduates to the Lutheran ministry that America idolizes prosperity and social revolutionaries teach belly worship. The ordination occurred during the 75th anniversary convention of the Lutheran Augustana Synod and included Carl O Carlson assigned to Durant and Walcott Iowa.
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Rock Island
Ill
America
Conrad Bergendorf
Augustana Theological Seminary
Lutheran Augustana Synod
Carl O. Carlson
Durant and Walcott
Dairy Club Members to Judge Cattle at West Branch Picnic
Muscatine county Dairy Cal club members will spend Wednesday judging cattle at the West Branch Cow Testing association picnic. Edgar Rovers, club agent, said judging classes will be set by the association and start about 8 30 a m. A noon picnic at West Liberty is planned with afternoon visits to members homes to inspect stock.
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Muscatine County
Cal
West Branch
Edgar Rovers
Rogers
West Liberty
Mickey Held by Louisa Officers in Robbery Case
Farmer Mickey, living north of here, was brought back by Sheriff George Oakes and Deputy Frank Hook from Maquoketa after arrest on suspicion in the North End Grocery robbery. He faces questioning. Lester Walsinger is said to be involved. The cash register was recovered near here in a car owned by Mickey.
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Wapello
Herry
Mickey
George Oakes
Frank Hook
Maquoketa
Utah
A. T. Davis
Gifford
Cole
Davis
Mahan
Butte
Many Favor New Bridge Proposal in Cedar River Area
County comments on abandoning three temporary Cedar River bridges are mostly favorable, though some farmers oppose the plan. Salisbury Bridge decision will come Tuesday as grading bids are reviewed. leading to potential scrapping of abandonment. Estimated costs for bridge road work and new spans total about $10,000.
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Cedar River
Board of Supervisors
F. P. G. Halbfass
Salisbury Bridge
Salisbury
Mrs Young Attends Postmasters Convo in Des Moines
Grandview notes Mrs R E Young traveled to Des Moines late week for a postmasters convention and returned Saturday evening. Her sister Mrs J M Buster helped in the local office during the absence. Mrs Lawrence Abraham of Greeley Col arrived Saturday to visit her mother Mrs Nellie Rexroth and family. Fred and Orlan Shew were in Des Moines Saturday on business. Mrs J H Buster will host the Past Noble Grand club next Thursday south of town. Joe Lehman and son in law Ernest Baskett visited Keokuk Sunday. Mrs Elizabeth Schneider attended the funeral of Mrs Lee McChesney in Wapello Sunday.
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Joe Lehman
Ernest Baskett
Keokuk
Elizabeth Schneider
Lee McChesney
Wapello
Relief Head Given Degree by Grinnell
The article discusses Grinnell’s relief head and his views on economic ties and the responsibilities of capitalism. It notes the New Deal recognizing obligations and the reform or acknowledgment of these duties.
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Grinnell
Former Buffalo Camp resident dies in truck accident
Davenport coroner's jury returns accidental death verdict for John H. Gilliam, 78, who died after being fatally injured when he fell from the rear of a moving truck near Buffalo transient bureau camp. Gilliam had been living at the bureau and was being returned to the camp after a physician visit.
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Davenport
John H. Gilliam
Gilliam
Federal Transient Bureau of Buffalo
Grandview Resident Dies After Extended Illness
Grandview longtime resident Daniel Snyder died at his home after an extended illness. Born November 13, 1849 in Louisa County, he lived most of his life in Grandview aside from years in Nebraska. He married Mary Wittmer in 1882 and later Elizabeth Burris in 1904. Survived by widow Elizabeth and several siblings, funeral plans are indefinite.
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Journal News Service
Grandview
Daniel Snyder
Louisa County
Synder
Phillip
Rebecca Thomas Snyder
Nebraska
Fairfield
Mary Wittmer
Red Cloud
Neb
Elizabeth Reed Burris
John
Catherine
Caroline
Rebecca
George
Reuben
California
Julia Wagner
Kansas
Hucke Schafer Reunion Held at Weed Park Picnic
H C Hucke named honorary president and H F Hucke president of the Hucke Schafer reunion group at a Weed Park picnic. After a noon basket dinner, social time featured kittenball and horseshoes. Next year’s reunion set for the second Sunday in June with J Henry Schafer as vice president and George Duffe as secretary among other officers.
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H. C. Hucke
H. F. Hucke
Hucke-Schafer
Weed Park
J. Henry Schafer
George Duffe
H. C. Frenzel
J. T. Schuessler
C. J. Hucke
Harold Schuessler
H. T. Hucke
Lorraine and le Moyne
J. T Schuessler
Harold
Harry Kelly
Marvin
Lois
Genevieve
Jasper Pulliam
Jackie
Fred Welk
Vernon
Charles Schenk
Katherine Bahr
Roy Gauger
Verna
Twyla Jean
Ronald
Alonzo Holliday
Norma Jean
Richard
Lena Weise
Elmer
Clarence
Glen
Edith
Pearl
June Klebe
George Hoxey
Frank Weber
Shirley
William Frevermuth
Muscatine
Amos Tuttle
Donny
Bud Showalter
Vera Garvin
Ina
Raymond
Mildred
George Duffee
Elnore
Leona
Ralph
Roy Duffee
Leo
Melvin
Moscow
J. Smith
Stella
Edna Chamberlin
Tipton
Lewis Schmidt
Bert Shafit
Ronald Joyce
Atalissa
Fred Globes
Joe Barclay
Gerald
Martha Frenzel
Fred Schroeder
May Schroeder
Wilton
Glen Buster
J. R. Schafer
Ray Bieri
Rex Kemp
Arlo
Keith
Grandview
Divorce Awarded to Mrs Maude Bivens
Mrs Maude Bivens was granted a divorce from Christ Bivens by Judge D W Jackson in district court on Saturday. She won the right to resume her former name Valiette. The petition states they married at Des Moines on November 23, 1930 and lived apart since June 29, 1934.
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Maude Bivens
Christ Bivens
D. W. Jackson
Valiette
Des Moines
Bloomington Plans Wednesday Signups for 1935 Corn Hog Contracts
Bloomington township farmers will sign the new 1935 corn hog contracts at the courthouse Wednesday. About 44 contracts are prepared for the township, with E M Goddard Fred Satterthwaite and A E Eckhardt in charge. Nearly all of the county’s 500 group 1 contracts are expected to be signed by week’s end before heading to Washington for approval and first payment next week.
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Bloomington
William Cashman
E. M. Goddard
Fred Satterthwaite
A. E. Eckhardt
Cashman
Washington, D. C
Lowden Outlines Task of Republicans
Lowden pledges aid to farmers and calls for balanced protection of agriculture and industry. Resolutions committee shapes a harsh critique of Roosevelt policy while promoting a conservative Republican platform and opposition to central farm control under AAA. Hyde condemns Roosevelt ties to Mussolini Hitler and Stalin while upholding liberty. Spangler argues GOP must present principles rooted in Washington Jefferson Lincoln.
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Lowden
Resolutions Committee
Grass Rooters
AAA
NRA
Roosevelt
Arthur M. Hyde
Hoover
Missouri
Lincoln
Springfield
Hyde
F. R
Mussolini
Hitler
Stalin
Harrison E. Spangler
Cedar Rapids
America
National
Administration
Washington
Spangler
Republican Party
Jefferson
English Shoppers Favor Brighter Shirts Than Canadians
English buyers show a preference for more colorful shirts compared with Canadian shoppers based on purchasing patterns observed in the market.
Louisa 4-H Girls Lead in State Program
Louisa and Wapello county prepare for the Four-H initiation at the state meeting in Ames on June 17. Leaders and girls gathered at the Farm Bureau office for parts assignments and practice, with several participants named from Oakville Letts Morning Sun and Wapello. They seek one more driver to provide a car with all expenses paid.
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Wapello
Louisa County
Ames
Farm Bureau
Roy Matthews
Reola Waterhouse
Oakville
B. L. Christie
Mabel Korn
Eileen Dotson
Hazel Eubanks
Ora Deppy
Earl Moyers
J. B. Garrett
Hilda DeWaele
Ilene Dickinson
Anita Black
Letts
Dorothy Green
Morning Sun
Flossie Maddux
Pauline Bissinger
Patrici Christie
Jeanette Helmick
Columbus Junction
Ilene Wilson
New Breaks Signal Peace Hopes Fade in Far East
Destroyers left Port Arthur for Tientsin where ships tie up to safeguard Japanese lives and property amid unsettled developments. Peiping reports say Chinese nationalist troops in Paotingfu prepare to evacuate Hopei after a two week grace granted by Japanese authorities, signaling surrender to Japan’s demands and a potential regime change.
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Port Arthur
Tientsin
Peiping
Paotingfu
Rengo
Hopei Province
China
Ho Ying Chin
Peiping Military Council
Tokyo
Jiro Minami
County Case Worker Transferred to Clinton County Office
Harold McCormick, a case aid since late February, has been transferred to the Clinton county office effective today. Clara Schwandt, director of relief, said he had been assigned to rural areas and left here Saturday night.
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Harold McCormick
Clinton County
Clara Schwandt
Mr. McCormick
42 Licenses Issued by Sheriff Nesper in May
Sheriff Fred B. Nesper issued 42 licenses in May including seven to drivers four duplicates 23 to chauffeurs eight to owners. Total money collected 48.75 with 13.15 going to the county and 35.60 to the state.
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Fred B. Nesper
No Compromise Expected in Kidnap Case Trial
Prosecutor Johnston says trial likely in Tacoma this September with no lesser sentence for guilty pleas. Federal agents led by J Edgar Hoover push to capture Mahan, Waley, and other principals in the Stoll child ransom case. Police credit Salt Lake City officers for the break after ransom bills surfaced. Waley and Mahan, both ex convicts, are named as central figures.
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Johnston
Tacoma
J. Edgar Hoover
Washington
Mahan
Alvin Karpis
Bremer
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Alice Speed Stoll
Louisville
Salt Lake City
Waley
W. M. Rogers
L. B. Gifford
Walker Bank and Trust Company
Rogers and Gifford
Federal Building
Department of Justice
Hoover
William Morell
William Dainard
William Morrell
William Dinard
Washington Taxicab Drivers Strike Sparks City Debates
Washington taxicab drivers strike as a union meeting is called to discuss the dispute. Few cabs operate while some visitors report higher fares and charges. The union says statements about gauging visitors were mischaracterized.
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Columbia
Cab Drivers’ Union
Leaders Press Forward On Trust Laws and Coal Bill
Democratic leaders push to extend the NRAA inspired anti trust code relaxations and the transport coordinator post held by Joseph B Eastman. Senator Guffey pushes a soft coal bill framed as averting a June 17 strike with mixed operator support and John L Lewis denies delaying the strike.
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NRAA
Supreme Court
Transportation
Joseph B. Eastman
Guffey
D-Pe
NRA
John L. Lewis
Town Braces as Shrine Convention Draws 100000 Visitors
Crowds exceeding regulation fears gathered for the 61st annual convention of the Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. Officials worried the influx could trigger serious public safety problems during the elaborate ceremonies and town festivities.
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Order of Nobles of the
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Geraldine Tuttle
Wilma Chamberlin
Margaret Schwab
Lucile Thompson
Gerald Wyman
Marcella Lewin
Charlotte Braun
June Davison
William Fahy
Lillian Hiller
Leroy Metz
Anna Solonen
John Fishburn
Frances Highbarger
Wilma Kautz
Otto Parker
Margaret Ramseyer
Dorothy Greenwald
Marion Narvis
Earl Allmandinger
Harold Blean
Harold Bronner
Dana Brower
Billy Keating
Ladd Steinmetz
Patricia Tipton
Kenneth Daniels
Edith Broadston
Jeanne Ramseyer
Phyllis Thompson
Mildred Clark
Elinor Mucha
Grenythe Rosenmund
Norma Tomasson
Elsie McKillip
Bill Maeglin
Bill Steinmetz
Clark Bloom
Betty Leu
Clythe Mortimer
Eunice Hilton
Lysle Nyweide
Ruth Ohlsen
Walter Reesink
Mildred Smith
Harland Hetzler
Wahnlla Lucas
Risley Reuling
Ruth Redman
Beverly Schmidt
Mary Ann Block
Doris Houvenagel
Lorraine Raub
Dorothy Weber
Lorraine Willis
Vivian Gritton
Richard Knight
Dorothy McGaughey
Joseph Engebretson
Robert Garnes
Florence Lucas
Anita Stange
Jeanne Thompson
Maxine Werner
Norma Allen
Janice Campbell
Lorraine Paetz
Theresa Gallaher
Wesley Hatfield
Dorothy Schwartz
Ralph Weis
David Altenbernd
Glenn Minton
Robert Grafe
Ruth Millage
Kodak Film
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Buffalo Camp
Phillips Holmes
Jane Wyatt
Henry Hull
William Boyd
Claudia Dell
ASO
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George Arliss
Paramount Pictorial
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John Gutschmidt
Lutheran Mutual Aid Society
German Home Society
German Evangelical Church
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MR. and
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Valerie Hobson
Thelma Todd
Patsy Kelly
Peoples Enemy
Preston Foster
Melvyn Douglas
Lula Lee
B. Wheeler
R. Woolsey
Diere Renrt
South End Circus Grounds
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