Iowa Bankers Review Events in Sioux City
The 47th Iowa Bankers annual gathering and 13th Officers of the County Bankers’ conference open in Sioux City. Leaders discuss Glass Steagall reforms, gold standard shifts, inflation, and banking policy with speakers from banks and colleges.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Iowa Bankers’ Association
County Bankers’ Association
L. A. Andrew
Roosevelt
C. C. Jacobsen
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation
G. M. Peterson
Polk Peterson Corporation
Des Moines
Frank Hoffmarc
West Side State Savings Bank
West Side
Fred R. Jones
First National Bank
G. M. Barnett
Guthrie County State Bank
Guthrie Center
C. E. Fridley
Division of
Industrial Science
Iowa State College
Ames
Clyde Doolittle
Iowa-Des Moines National Bank and Trust Company
J. M. Hutchieson
Davenport Bank and Trust Company
Davenport
W. E. Johnson
Devlin and Bennett, Inc
Chicago
R. M. Moehn
Carrol County Bankers’ Association
Carroll
Iowa Briefs Chronicle Local Actions and Crimes
Two Iowa Civilian Conservation Corps groups head to Minnesota camps in Winona and Wabasha with 200 men each. Mrs Grace Miller awarded 24000 by federal jury over policies tied to her husband Georges death in 1929. Grinnell Iowa State and Iowa track scores noted at national meet. Hartzell defense fund tops 365000 as authorities pursue mail fraud charges. Gideons elect Arney as president and name new officers. Roy Coldwell 41 Des Moines funeral for Elk leader and Legion member. Justice plans prosecute Southern Iowans hoarding gold under new law. Wright and Gilliman captured after shooting at and robbing motorists in Walnut State Park. Outdoor Advertising Iowa officers re-elected. Governor announces regional appointment changes.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa Civilian Conservation Corps
Minnesota
Winona
Wabasha
Fort Dodge
Grace V. Miller
Carroll
George Miller
Longbotham Funeral Rites Held At First Presby terian Church
Final rites for Thomas Longbotham were held at 2 30 p m at the First Presbyterian church with Rev Linn Townsend of North Wilbraham Mass conducting assisted by Rev C E Burdine A male quartet sang Jesus Lover of My Soul and Beautiful Garden of Prayer Miss Mable Chase accompanied at piano Floral offerings were arranged by Mrs Fazella Wolf Mrs Wade Wolf and Mrs S C Snider Pallbearers included Walter Crawford Walter Windus Benn Wilson Charles Propst W C Anderson and E C Kerr Among out of town attendees were Rev and Mrs Linn Townsend and three children Wilbraham Mass Mrs W H Soldner Van Wert O Mr and Mrs Eugene Reynolds and son Odeboku Mr and Mrs Oscar Dahl and Mrs Floyd Holliday Letts Mrs Julius Hartz and daughter Mable Wilton Miss Alma Hartz Cedar Rapids Mr and Mrs Bert Townsend Davenport Mrs Gerald O Toole Letts and Mr and Mrs Earl Fullerton and family Muscatine Burial was in Oak Ridge cemetery Whitacre Funeral Held Final rites for Mrs Maurice Whitacre were held at 3 pm Sunday at the First Presbyterian church of which she was a member Rev C E Burdine assisted by Rev F W Sutton were in charge A mixed quartet consisting of Mrs L A Whitacre Helen Baxter K C Smith and A H Ditmars sang In the Garden and The Garden of My Dreams
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Mable Chase
Fazella Wolf
Wade Wolf
S. C. Snider
Walter Crawford
Walter Windus
Benn Wilson
Charles Propst
W. C. Anderson
E. C. Kerr
Linn Townsend
Wilbraham
Mass
W. H. Soldner
van Wert, O
Eugene Reynolds
Odeboku
Oscar Dahl
Floyd Holliday
Letts
Julius Hartz
Mable
Wilton
Alma Hartz
Cedar Rapids
Bert Townsend
Davenport
Gerald O’toole
Earl Fullerton
Muscatine
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Muscatine Deed Transfers and Funeral Details
Deeds are recorded transferring lots in Muscatine with Thelma Kinzle and Frank E. Peetz as grantors. Mable Chase presided at the piano. Flowers were arranged by Mrs. D. C. Hazlett, Mrs. Lara Baxter, and Mrs. S. C. Snider. Pallbearers listed include W. T. Grigg and others. Pythian Sister lodge members attended the service. Relatives from West Branch and Iowa City joined out of town for the funeral.
Margaret McMath testifies in Harwich kidnapping trial
Mrs Margaret McMath mother of Peggy McMath tells superior court the events of May 2 the day the child was abducted from Harwich Center grammar school Kenneth and Cyril Buck brothers face trial charged with the crime Miss Gertrude Collins aide clerk of court testifies she copied Kenneths statements to Harwich police and notes his desparate remark about not having a job for a year
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Barnstable
Mass
Margaret McMath
Margaret
Peggy) McMath
Kenneth
Cyril Buck
Harwichport Brothers
McMath
Harwich Center Grammar School
Gertrude Collins
Cape Cod
Wallace Announces His Cotton Plan
Secretary Wallace outlines a cotton program proposing maximum processing taxes and leasing of up to ten million acres contingent on southern growers cooperation. Farmers would sign contracts to lease definite acreages as part of a nationwide cotton week launch beginning June 26 to secure sufficient participation.
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Washington
Wallace
Children Attend Grace Reformed Church Day Program
Children at Grace Reformed Church observed a Sunday morning program by the younger classes after Sunday school. Cradle roll certificates were awarded to Cecil Allen, Kenneth Jarrard, Mary Brehme, Eloise Edgar, Dorothy Conway, Dale Everett, Maynard Yocum, and William Hesseltine, with Audrey Buser and Gail Conway added to the cradle roll. Several children were baptized, including Mary Delores Brehme, Audrey Deloris Buser, and Donald Joseph Hawkins. The Sunday school plans to enter a car in Muscatine centennial parade on June 27. Local visitors included the Allens, Cecil and Max, M. R. Allen, Ellsworth Manley, and Marie Cox. others visited Sherman Fox home near River e.
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Conesville
Grace Reformed Church
Guy Forbes
Cecil Allen
Kenneth Jarrard
Mary Brehme
Eloise Edgar
Dorothy Conway
Dale Everett
Maynard Yocum
William Hesseltine
Audrey Buser
Gail Conway
Mary Delores Brehme
Wilbur Brehme
Audrey Deloris Buser
L. D. Buser
Donald Joseph Hawkins
Wayne Hawkins
Grace Reformed Sunday School
Muscatine
Gerald Allen
Ministers Ordained By Lutheran Synod in Chicago
The Augustana Lutheran synod ordained 33 new ministers at its 74th annual convention closing in Chicago. The ordination followed a 50,000-strong Lutheran gathering at Soldier Field where leaders spoke of a union of all synods. Newly ordained include Erland Borg of Parker's Prairie Minnesota to Odeboldt and Etton Iowa.
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Chicago
Augustana Lutheran Synod
Soldier Field
Erland Borg
Parker’s Prairie
Minn
Odeboldt
Eiton
Harold Lundgren
Duluth
Vinton
Delaware
Martin Lingwall
Harcourt
Murphy Eyes Wisconsin Plan for Bank Reopening
Iowa Senator Louis Murphy predicts the Wisconsin style plan to reopen banks holding frozen farm mortgages will spread to Iowa soon. He credits himself with originating the approach now in use in Wisconsin and says refinancing could cut farmers debt about 30 percent and free state funds tied up in banks.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Louis Murphy
Iowa
Hawkeye
Murphy
Mrs. Cox Dies at 68 in Wapello
Mrs. Charles Cox, 68, died at her home in Wapello following an illness. Funeral plans were incomplete, with services to be arranged by local authorities and the Cox family.
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Journal News Service
Wapello
Charles Cox
Peter Beardsley Taken by Death
Peter Beardsley 44 native of Drury township and former Illinois City resident died suddenly Thursday in Norton Canada. The body returns to New Boston for funeral services at the M E church. Burial in Reynolds cemetery. Survived by widow Nellie Pullen and siblings Mrs John McNall New Boston Mrs Mort Richards Illinois City Mrs Ira McNall Viola John Carlton Cliff Edward Moline.
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New Boston
Peter Beardsley
Drury Township
Illinois City
Norton
Canada
John McNall
Reynolds Cemetery
Mr. Beardsley
Drury
Samuel Beardsley
Nellie Pullen
Marion
Hollis Pullen
Mort Richards
Ira McNall
Viola
John
Carlton Cliff
Edward
Moline
Beardsley
Rock Island
M. E. Church
Funeral services for Alice Cox to be held at home
Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 conducted by Rev John R Fraser. Burial in Wapelo cemetery. Born Alice Alverna Statts in Linn county May 15 1865. Married Charles Cox Feb 20 1889. Lived in Cedar Rapids before moving to Wapello thirty years ago. Only son Eddie Cox died aged 12 in 1905. Niece Alice Keever became Mrs Alice Blodgett of Wapello. Surviving siblings Charles Cox of Tipton and Minnie Purcell of Cedar Rapids.
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John R. Fraser
Wapelo
Alice Alverna Statts
Joseph Statts
Linn County
Charles Cox
Cedar Rapids
Wapello
Eddie Cox
Alice Keever
Alice Blodgett
Tipton
Minnie Purcell
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Sioux
Iowa Briefs
Grinnell
Iowa State
Oscar M. Hartzell
Drake
I. T. T. Jones
Gideons
P. F. Arney
Marshalltown
J. W. Long
E. G. Nelson
Paul Almquist
J. A. Smith
Waterloo
A. K. Harper
Fairfield
W. C. Kirchveck
Roy W. Coldwell
Coldwell
o—Des Moines
Client of Justice
Harry Wright
Dale le Roy Gilliman
Walnut State Park
The
Outdoor Advertising Association of Iowa
J. B. Stewart
Clinton
Alfred J. Busby
Stepp
George Clark
West Liberty News
Thelma Kinzle
Edward and
Genevieve Facks
Boston- Grosjean
Frank E. Peetz
Hazel Peetz
Smalley
South Muscatine
D. C. Hazlett
Lara Baxter
W. T. Grigg
Will Propst
F. G. Tharp
L A. Whitacre
Rolland Mead
Pythian Sister Lodge
Dina DeBree
Hills
L. J. Leech
Bert Gill
Bert Leech
Male Leech
West Branch
Carl Paulis
Iowa City
Peggy
Lutheran Synod
Mummy
Billy Boy
Johnny
Billy
Doctor
B.O
Eea
Afroduct
Lever Brothers
Bryan University
Bryan Memorial University
Dayton, Tenn
William Jennings Bryan
Hoyt Murphy
Cleveland
Tenn
M. R. Prussack
Salina
Estes Goss
Crossville
Roscoe Hench
Spring City
Cline Starr
Harriman
Walter Cramer
Avonmore
Carlton Neergaard
Kingston
David Thornton
St. Louis
Frank Bruce
Laurel
Miss
Kermit Kuppenberg
Ray Stegall
Ball OF Science
Grunow
Carrene
J. J. Callahan Electric Store
East Second Street
Rey
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