Waverly Pastor Debates Evolution at Baptist Convention
Rev. V. C. Oltrogge of Waverly Ia frames evolution as contrary to scripture at a B Y P U convention in Walnut Street Baptist Church. He cites biology and archaeology to repudiate evolution and urges Christ centered education as vital for salvation and health of body and soul.
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V. C. Oltrogge
Waverly
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Walter Ramsey
Olrogee
Chist
Jesus Christ
Christ
God
Oltrogge
Margaret Lang
A. G. Lang
Parkersburg
Beneficiaries Sought for Reno County Estate
Reno county Kansas police seek two sisters Emma Lyda Morse about 50 and Lucretia Leone Morse about 55 as heirs of a local estate. They are daughters of Rachael Eva Morse and have deceased father. Information must reach authorities by September 12.
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Emma Lyda
Lucretia Leone Morse
Reno County
Kas
W. E. Longstreth
Rachael Eva Morse
State Man Confers With Local Officials
L. W. Huncke district engineer in charge of work relief projects conferred with local officials over details of the new program to be instituted probably in July. He asked that arrangements be made quickly for projects in which men may be employed.
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L. W. Huncke
Community notices span clubs trains and a vehicle fire
Routine business was conducted by United Veterans of America at the old relief hose house on Bleeker street. Firemen extinguished a car fire at Second and Sycamore streets with three gallons of chemical. Multiple social visits and local engagements follow including philatelic society picnickers from Muscatine and West Liberty visiting West Liberty park.
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United Veterans of America
Bleeker Street
Central Station
County to Outline Civic Work Plans Soon
A meeting will be called soon at which county and civic authorities may outline some of the work desired. William Naber, resident engineer said.
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William Naber
Barry appointed acting postmaster of Muscatine
Washington Associated Press reports Albert S. Barry has been named acting postmaster of Muscatine succeeding W. S. McKee who resigned. Credentials and official documents are expected Friday or Saturday, after which Barry will assume duties immediately.
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Postoffice Department
Washington, D. C
Associated Press
Albert S. Barry
Muscatine
W. S. McKee
Barry
Executor Named in Briggle Will to Settle Estate
West Liberty resident Wilson C. Kimberly named executor without bond in the Mary L. Briggle will. He is instructed to sell the estate and make numerous small bequests to relatives and neighbors, with hearings scheduled for June 16.
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Wilson C. Kimberly
West Liberty
Mary L. Briggle
Elmer Hawk
Carrie Newkirk
Joseph Briggle
Hattie Riddle
Frances Hawk
Lennie Burris
Julia Britton
Lant Kimberly
William Noland
James Noland
Etta Weed
Smith Property Bequeathed to Daughter in 1935 Will
Alexander J. Smith bequeaths all property to his daughter Anna S. Vaupel in a will filed with the court. Edward H. Vaupel named executor without bond. The will was drafted February 19, 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander J. Smith
Anna S. Vaupel
Edward H. Vaupel
Townsend Group Plans To Be Presented At City Hall Meeting
Supporters of the Townsend old age pension plan will discuss district organization Friday night at 8 p m in city hall. Co O Crowningshield state area manager will speak at the gathering, set for a week from Friday night.
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Townsend Group
Townsend
Check on CCC Camp Members Scheduled in Muscatine
Case workers under Miss Clara Schwandt announce a survey of about 200 Muscatine county youths once assigned to CCC camps. The review will map current location and occupation, re enrollment interest, and any benefits received.
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Muscatine County
CCC
Clara Schwandt
Miss Schwandt
Court Notes On Continuing Cases And Guardianship
District Court notes include the C C Smith versus Mark Coyner and Bessie Coyner case continued to March 1 1937 with defendants ordered to pay 15 per month to the clerk. John B Nyenhuis estate of Henry Nyenhuis final report approved and estate closed. A Werner Ford Dittmer and H P Broders versus Peter Struck et al motion for more specific statement and to strike filed. J W Mark named guardian of John William Mark Jr posting 500 bond.
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C. C. Smith
Mark Coyner
Bessie Coyner
John B. Nyenhuis
Henry Nyenhuis
E. Werner
Ford Dittmer
H. P. Broders
Peter Struck
J. W. Mark
John William Mark, Jr
Montpelier News of Interest Highlights Local Visits
A flurry of Sunday guests gathers at multiple Montpelier homes as families and friends from Davenport Muscatine Moline and nearby towns share visits. The Eis reunion is set for Sunday at Schroeder's hall Montpelier.
Langs Entertain Sweetland Group
Outdoor party and wiener roast at the Joe Lang home Wednesday evening hosted by Langs. Guests included Sweetland Mr and Mrs John Downer and family Ruth Lang others from Otoe Muscatine Tipton and local households.
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Margaret
Beulah
Nelson
C. H. Miller
Tipton
E. R. Sherfey
Island Church Hosts Evening Service and Aid Social
Sunday night service at Island church led by Alfred Bohl ing features talks on the Sixth Word The Ascension Pentecost with sermons by Mrs. Emerson Moore Mrs. Herman Harder and Mrs. George Shoultz Special numbers planned The Island Ladies Aid held a strawberry home made ice cream and cake social at the Aid home in Fruitland Wednesday night A fair sum was realized Helpers listed Promotion exercises conducted at the Island church under the superintendent and primary teachers A brief program followed Mrs Harold Swanson and family from Muscatine visited the George Shoultz home Monday.
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Muscatine
West Liberty
The
Philatelic Society
West Liberty Park
Lou Yimberlake
Agnes Derr
Ft. Des Moines
J. W. Lewis
East Third Street
Margaret Lewis
Spring Street
Rock Island Arsenal
Vivian Haber
Alvin Miller
Iowa City
Cleve Haber
Latham Street
John J. van Lent, Jr
Francis Weis
Frances Elizabeth Hole
Kenneth Fellows
Keokuk
State University of Iowa
Lee Zybarth
Railway Express Company
Walter Conway
George Carpenter
Clarence Carpenter
Stewart Road
University Hospital
Nash
McCormick Deering
F. ©. Block
Max Blankenhorn
Musceltine
Chevrolet
James Smith
Lamont
Oldsmobile
Mable Rummells
Lucas Street
Otterbein Guild of the
United Brethren Church
Ralph Schwertfeger
Mulberry Avenue
Grace Butler
Bruce Lowney
Marshalltown
Gwendolyn McBride
Margaret Curtis
Roy Curtis
Liberty Street
Girl Scouts
Ruth Hartwig
Heitz
Bethel A. M. E. Missionary Society
Laura Harris
Legion Auxiliary
Ralph Wittich
Ray Dunker
Fruitland
Island
Alfred Bohling
Emerson Moore
Herman Harder
George Shoultz
Aid
Island Ladies Aid
Aid Home
Sam
Asa Shepard
W. H. Slack
William Butcher
George Greiner
Frances and
Inez Cross
Sally Craddock
Emma _ Battenhagen
Harold Swanson
Flag Day Observed With Honor to Old Glory
Flag Day will be observed Friday with special honor to Old Glory. The flag’s 1777 authorization by Congress is noted, with Washington’s symbolism and the flag now flying over 48 states and major ocean territories.
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United States
Britain
France
George Washington
Atlantic Seaboard
Ida M Winegard Rites Held At Illinois City Church
Last rites for Mrs. Ida M. Winegard were conducted at 9:30 a.m. at the Ralph J Wittich Funeral Home and at 10:30 a.m. at the Illinois City Methodist Episcopal church. The service was led by Rev. Caleb Larson and Dr. David I. Berger. Interment followed in the Illinois City cemetery with pallbearers Fred Mewes Henry Mueller Albert Mueller Herman Mueller Elmer Nicklas Fritz Nicklas and flower attendants Lucille Mueller and Norma Hahn.
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Ida M. Winegard
Clyde Nicklas
West Eighth Street
Ralph J Wittich
West Third Street
Illinois City Methodist Episcopal Church
Caleb Larson
David I. Berger
First Presbyterian Church
Illinois City Cemetery
Fred Mewes
Henry
Albert
Herman Mueller
Elmer
Fritz Nicklas
Lucille Mueller
Norma Hahn
Upstreamers Class Social at Bloomington Friends Church
The Upstreamers class met at Mrs. Earle Greiner’s home with Miss Alice Garnes presenting a essays topic and Miss Clythe Mortimer leading devotions. Prizes were won in bingo by Esther Stortz and Velma Bierman. attendees include Mrs. Athena Mortimer and Irene Anderson among others. A Rotary hut outing is scheduled for July 12 to 14.
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Upstreamers
Bloomington Friends Church
Earle Greiner
Alice Garnes
Clythe Mortimer
Esther Stortz
Velma Bierman
Athena Mortimer
Irene Anderson
Zella Anderson
Zora Crow
Celia Thicker
Esther Thicker
Ruth Stortz
Iva Schmitt
Viola Bierman
Rotary Hut
Dental Records Show Big Gains Across School Year
A survey of dental records shows 309 cards filed for the past school year, up from 257 the year before, with Wapsinonoc Township leading at 53. May filings include 31 students and teachers, listing names across Cedar, Fulton, Lake, Moscow, Wapsinonoc, Wilton, Sweetland, and other townships.
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E. D. Bradley
Wapsinonoc
Wapsinonoc Township
Wilton
Stockton
Sweetland
Bloomington
Fruitland
Goshen
Pike
Fulton
Moscow
Lake
Roland Rausch
Cranston
Wynonnia Blake
Phyllis Brookhart
Retha Brookhart
Sylvia Brookhart
Gordon Suckow
Luther Suckow
Fulton Township
Pleasant Prairie
Donald Cacherell
Ruth Hermans
Milroy Jenkins
Edward Scherer
Wayne Sissel
Nicholson
Lois Plett
Merle Plett
Wayne Miller
James van Camp
Center Grove
Junior Kappeler
Roberta Kappeler
Nellie Eckhardt
Park Place School
Bloomington Township
Martha Winters
Cramston
Cedar Township
Myrtle Jenkins
Maple Grove
Alma Kretschmar
Gertrude Sywassink
North Prairie
Moscow Township
Hilda Miller
Sweetland Center
Sweetland Township
Policy shifts on yardage materials for relief
The state surplus commodity administration announced a policy change enabling needy families to requisition clothing by the yard length rather than finished products. Miss Clara Schwandt as relief director said the change will not take effect immediately and will follow an investigation into future winter and fall needs, with requisitions later based on identified need.
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State Surplus Commodity Administration
Clara Schwandt
Miss Schwandt
Dodge Economy Promises Big Car Comfort for Low Price
Mrs. Gertrude Regal of Bedford Parkway touts her Dodge saving 3 to 5 miles per gallon and 20 percent lower oil costs. The ad claims Dodge owners nationwide report exceptional economy and extra roominess and luxury for a trifling few dollars more than the lowest priced cars, with list price now from 645 dollars at the Detroit factory.
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Dodge
Detroit
Spanish-American Post Delegates Are Given Instruction
Delegates to the state convention at Emmetsburg were briefed at a Memorial room meeting of Spanish-American War veterans held Wednesday night. Conrad L. Lutz and Milton Frack were named to attend, with Lutz stopping in Emmetsburg en route from a Nebraska reunion. A June 23 picnic for veterans widows auxiliary and families at Schoenig cottage on the Cedar River was planned, and thanks were expressed to the board of supervisors for use of the Memorial room after G A R needs end.
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Emmetsburgh
Conrad L. Lutz
Milton Frack
Lutz
Nebraska
Auxiliary
Schoenig
Cedar River
Board of Supervisors
County Sign Up Dates Announced For Six Townships
County corn hog association president William Cashman released sign up dates for six townships to be held this week. Farmers in Sweetland Wilton Lake Montpelier Orono Pike and Wapsinonoc townships will sign up at listed locations with varied afternoon and evening times. Township committeemen named are Fred Baer Ray Downer Ed Friedli Clinton Coder Tom Dean Wilbur Brehme Floyd McIntire.
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William Cashman
County Cornhog Association
Sweetland Township
Sweetland Church
Wilton Township
Old Masonic Hall
Lake Township
Bayfield Hall
Montpelier
Montpelier Hall
Orone Township
City
Conesville
Pike Township
Nichols
Wapsinonoc Township
J. M. Addleman
West Liberty
Fred Baer
Sweetland
Ray Downer
Wilton
Ed Friedli
Lake
Clinton Coder
Pike
Tom Dean
Orono
Wilbur Brehme
Wapsinonoc
Floyd McIntire
Two Muscatine men admitted to Iowa bar at ceremony
Two from Muscatine, A Wayne Eckhardt and Orville E Schau, were among 87 law students admitted to the bar in special exercises at Iowa City Wednesday. Attendees included Attorney General Howard O Conn or, Justice M F Donegan, Federal Judge Charles A Dewey, and University of Iowa President Eugene A Gilmore who also spoke.
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Muscatine
A. Wayne Eckhardt
Orville E. Schauland
Iowa City
Howard O’connor
M. F. Donegan
Iowa Supreme Court
Charles A. Dewey
Des Moines
Eugene A. Gilmore
University of Iowa
Law School
Old Capitol
Sweetland Farm Bureau Holds Regular Meeting at Sywassink Home
Members of the Sweetland township Farm Bureau met at Henry Sywassink's home Wednesday night for their regular monthly meeting. Sywassink led the gathering with help from the program committee. Carl E. Rylander county agent and Miss Dorothy Simmons home demonstration agent gave short talks alongside the program entertainment.
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Sweetland Township Farm Bureau
Henry Sywassink
Sywassink
Carl E. Rylander
Dorothy Simmons
Goodyear Opens New Store In Muscatine
Goodyear opens a new service store at 210 Iowa avenue in Muscatine with W. D. Shelladay as manager. The shop offers tires for autos trucks and farms along with Prestolite batteries radios and other accessories and will serve as a wholesale agency for local Goodyear dealers. Opening is planned for Friday after final touches are completed.
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Goodyear
Iowa Avenue
Muscatine
W. D. Shelladay
Shelladay
Cedar Rapids
County Leader Named in Chinch Bug War
Carl E. Rylander is named county leader assisted by five selected aides F. P. G. Halbfass William Naber J. Henry Schafer Ernest Colberg and W. H. Birkett Their duties include monitoring chinch bug problems across the county and coordinating with the federal government for needed funds.
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Carl E. Rylander
F. P. G. Halbfass
William Naber
J. Henry Schafer
Board of Supervisors
Ernest Colberg
W. H. Birkett
Kelly Takes Post as Head of G. A. R. In Iowa
Waterloo veteran Kelly, 93, succeeds Leech, 88, as commander of the Iowa department of the G A R at the 61st annual convention. Delegates name J. C. Hanes of Des Moines as senior vice commander and set the 1936 meeting for Des Moines. Subscribers invited for the Journal.
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Waterloo
H. B. Kelly
L. J. Leech
West Branch
Iowa
Des Moines
J. C. Hanes
Kidney watch as vital as bowels warns 1934 ad
An old Doan s Pills advertisement urges watching kidneys similar to bowels. It claims healthy people pass about 3 pints of urine daily and warns that less flow signals clogged kidney tubes. The copy promotes Doan s Pills from Foster Milburn Co as relief.
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Doan
Foster-Milburn Ca
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