British Move Toward Multilateral Naval Pacts
London officials say Britain holds bargaining power with the new Anglo German naval agreement and expects talks with France Italy and Russia on a multilateral naval limitation treaty. Captain Eden to confer with Laval in Paris and a Paris trip may shape five power Western air pact developments.
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Associated Press
London
Germany
France
Italy
Russia
Anthony Eden
League of Nations Affairs
Pierre Laval
Eden
Admiralty Office
Paris
Chamber Naval Committee
Washington
Free College Level Classes Offered Through FERA Program
Government education program provides free college level courses for fall college or university entry and for high school graduates. George Wise leads classes at the Day Nursery with daily sessions and a new vocational guidance course drawing growing enrollments. Students may visit evenings for information or report names to Muscatine 2729. Schedule includes Intermediate German and French, beginners courses, Spanish, American pronunciation, vocational guidance, with classes in the evenings and on Saturdays.
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George Wise
Muscatine
Judgment in Foreclosure Action Against Hoyt and Others
A district court awarded FE. P. Rosenberger a judgment of $1,574.01 in a foreclosure case against A. L. Hoyt Mary Hoyt and others. The property includes part of lot 19 and the south 40 feet of lot 9 in block 24 Abraham Smalley addition Muscatine. No receiver was appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. P. Rosenberger
District Court Today
A. L. Hoyt
Mary Hoyt
Abraham Smalley
Muscatine
City News Roundup Spotty Postponements And Local Notes
Weather delays push Methodist picnic and Y M C A games to later dates. Miss Ione Law visits Elgin. Harold Swanson couple welcome a son. Births, hospital admissions and dismissals listed for Hershey and Bellevue. New car registrations include a Chevy coach and Pontiac sedan. July August meetings suspended. Muscatine club discusses current events. Police court fined Frank Richards for intoxication.
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Weed Park
Ione Law
Elgin
Fil
Pearl Law
Board of Health
City Hall
Harold Swanson
Woodlawn Avenue
Fred Oeyping
Atalissa
Chevrolet
Nettie Nichols
West Liberty
Pontiac
Lagomarcino-Grape Company
Muscatine
A. J. Lindley
Association
Robert Barry
Hotel Muscatine
Hershey Hospital
Donald Posten
Reed Street
Robert Gritton
Sherman Street
Roy Adams
East Fourth Street
Francis Bonnichsen
Columbus Junction
Betty Mae Gravert
Grand Avenue
J. Davidson
Parkington
Ira Reynolds
East Second Street
LeMoyne
Townsend
Oregon Street
Bellevue Hospital
Vernon Schaefer
Fast Tenth Street
Frank Richards
Alma
Wis
Coste
William Hendriks
West Fourth Street
Ruth Springborn
Europe
Constance Bown
Union Christian Endeavor
United Brethren Church
Betty Kavert
Norman Bishop Named DeMolay Iowa Master Councilor
The 12th annual DeMolay of Iowa convention closes with Norman Bishop of Des Moines elected master councilor and Elmer Schake of Davenport as state scribe. New officers include Robert Neeviham Sioux City senior councilor Raymond Churchill Cedar Rapids junior councilor Gordon Oliver Red Oak treasurer. A track and field meet golf and tennis events and a competitive drill are scheduled with trophies awarded at tonight's banquet.
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Davenport
Norman Bishop
Des Moines
Elmer Schake
Iowa
Bishop
Norman J
Cedar Rapids
Gordon Oliver
Red Oak
Floyd M. Pratt
F. F. Harvey
Perry
Credit Island
Fundamentalists Target Liberal Tutors in Baptist Colleges
In Colorado Springs fundamentalists within the church meet on the eve of the northern Baptist convention to address liberal teaching in Baptist colleges. Dr. Earl V. Pierce accuses teachers of undermining faith, while Dr. John F. Herget urges conservative Bible teaching and evangelical standards for all college faculties. The group plans a written process to address liberal presence on faculties.
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Colorado Springs
National Northern Baptist Convention
Earl V. Pierce
Fines
Polis
John F. Herget
William Jewell College
Liberty
Iowa 4 H Girls Name Officers at Ames Convention
Alvina Iverson of Stanhope elected 1935 president of Iowa 4 H girls at the annual convention in Ames with 1 500 attendees. Carol Vinton Eldora new vice president Leone Morton Rockwell City secretary treasurer Florence Green Essex historian. Awards went to Faye Kubechek Blairstown Opal Hanson Sac City Elizabeth Niffenegger Iowa City Celestine Miller Grundy Center and others. Iverson has six years in club work and placed third in a state fair furnishing demo.
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Ames
Alvina Iverson
Stanhope
Iowa
Opal Hanson
Sac City
Ruby Duffield
Francine Edwards
Storm Lake
Edna Sims
Eagle Grove
Elizabeth Niffenegger
Iowa City
Celestine Miller
Grundy Center
Iverson
Hamilton County
Warrants Bought Called for Payment In Des Moines
State Treasurer Leo J Wegman urged payment of 250000 of the 3500000 state sinking fund anticipatory warrants issued to Carleton D Beh Co of Des Moines last December. The 250000 payment due July 1 would retire total warrants to 1282000 or more than a third of the original issue.
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Des Moines
Leo J. Wegman
Carleton D. Beh Company
Bars Legalized by Illinois Lawmakers
The Illinois legislature passed the Ward bill repealing the bar prohibition and sent it to Governor Horner for signing. Final action also approved a measure forbidding liquor licenses to stores frequented by school children.
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Springfield
Tll
Illinois
House
Horner
Ward
Open Meeting on Muscatine County Conservation Plan
A newly formed Southeastern Iowa conservation association held a noon meeting at Hotel Muscatine to outline plans for public works projects in Muscatine County and the region. Officials from state conservation and public works attended to explain the federal work relief program and potential community roles.
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Muscatine County
Southeastern Iowa Conservation Association
Hotel Muscatine
Rotary Club
Elmer P. Corwin
Joseph Jenkins
B. L. Metcalf
Dc. R. Rabedeaux
C. H. Young
Congress
Deeds Recorded In North Wilton And Section 3
Raymond C. Long transfers to Agusta Kook and Theresa Krebs lots 8 9 10 and 11 in block 4 North Wilton. Lena Gust and Julius Gust transfer part of section 3 78 1W to William Heusmann.
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Raymond C. Long
Agusta Kook
Theresa Krebs
North Wilton
Lena Gust
Julius Gust
William Heusmann
Public may buy 1934 35 duck stamps without hunting license
A new law approved by President Roosevelt allows non hunters to purchase 1934 35 duck stamps without hunting licenses or certificates. Stamps, designed by J N Ding Darling, are sold at post offices for one dollar each in singles blocks or sheets of 28, and unsold stamps after June 30 will be destroyed.
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Friends of Conservation
Roosevelt
J. N
Ding) Darling
St Mary Card Party Winners Named at School Hall
Winners announced for the Pie Loree Prize at St Mary’s school hall on Tuesday night. First place went to Fupehre and Edward Garvin, with Clarence Harper and Walter Conway taking second. Special awards went to Mrs Nola Weber and Mr Dollman. Plans for a lawn ice cream social and tango party Friday night with indoor option if rain.
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St. Mary's School Hall
Fupehre
William King
Edward Garvin
Clarence Nolan
Clarence Harper
Five Hundred
Helen Kleinfelder
Walter Conway
William Oppelt
N. J. Peiffer
Nola Weber
Dollman
Leonard Walters Faces Court Hearing for Larceny
Leonard Walters a Muscatine youth will be arraigned in juvenile court this week on a larceny charge tied to a Tuesday night bicycle theft. A youth using the name Barko reported the bike theft and police recovered the stolen bicycle after a pursuit through the alley near the police station and city hall yard, ending with the arrest on Sycamore Street.
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Leonard Walters
Muscatine
Barko
Curtis Cromer
Burke
Sycamore Street
City Hall
Curtis Discovers Sheriff's Office Has Disadvantages
Muscatine man Curtis visited the sheriff's office in an intoxicated state to confront Rube Warner of the motor vehicle department. Deputies warned him to leave. he refused and was later jailed by Police Judge J. C. Coster after being restrained. He pled not guilty, then changed to guilty and received a 10 day sentence.
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Bill Curtis
Muscatine
Curtis
Rube Warner
State Motor Vehicle Department
Andy Ernst
Jack Pace
Pace
Curtiss
J. C. Coster
TB survey urges patients to seek final physician exam
Persons interviewed by public health nurses in the tuberculosis survey are urged to report to their physicians for a final examination. Miss Ruth Walker the survey director announced plans to close the survey soon and asked family members with TB traces to report at once for an examination card at the health association office in city hall.
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Ruth Walker
Guests Entertained at W. Butcher Home
Fruitland visitors at the William Butcher residence include Kenneth Yingling and son Bobby from Muscatine Herman Harder and son Carl Bertha Kreiger Anna Spright Warren Spright Harold Butcher Jack and Keith Butcher. Also Mr and Mrs Fred Bartenhagen and Ernest visited the William Bartenhagen home near Grandview. Mrs Frank LaGroth and family of Marshfield Missouri is visiting locally.
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Fruitland
William Butcher
Kenneth Yingling
Bobby
Muscatine
Herman Harder
Carl
Bertha Kreiger
Anna
Warren Spright
Harold Butcher
Jack
Keith
Fred Bartenhagen
Ernest
William Bartenhagen
Grandview
Frank LaGroth
Marshfield
Missouri
County Board Panel Aims for Improved Stockton Road
A Muscatine county board of supervisors committee including County Engineer F. P. G. Halbfass planned to return tonight after talks with state officials about securing an improved road linking Stockton to U S Highway 6. They were to confer in Des Moines after interviewing the state highway commission at Ames on Tuesday.
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Muscatine
Rate to Be Cut on Corn Loans
Secretary Wallace announced a lower rate for 1935 corn loans than last year but the exact figure would be set after October 1. He noted the 1935 crop is late and weather has influenced decisions on corn hog contracts and crop allocations.
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Washington
Wallace
Agriculture
Divorces Sought in District Court Two Actions Filed
Two new divorce cases were entered in district court for the September term with wives as plaintiffs. Mattie Gilleland sues John Gilleland, while Evelyn A. Stuart sues Roderick W. Stuart. Papers were withdrawn by plaintiffs’ counsel.
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Mattie Gilleland
John Gilleland
Evelyn A. Stuart
Roderick W. Stuart
Osteopaths Plan 1935 Circuit Meetings in Cedar Rapids
Muscatine osteopaths learn of the first 1935 circuit meeting sponsored by the Iowa Society of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons to be held in Cedar Rapids on Thursday. Speakers include Dr. Thomas Stirling Torrance a Edinburgh graduate Dr. John M Woods Still College Des Moines and Dr. F A Gordon Marshalltown.
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Muscatine
Iowa Society of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Cedar Rapids
Thomas Stirling Torrance
Edinburgh University
Scotland
John M. Woods
Still College
Des Moines
F. A. Gordon
Marshalltown
Highway 61 Hopes Shattered in Muscatine
Mayor Herman B. Lord along with City Attorney Harvey Abibee and City Engineer Ivan Howenstine announced no improvement to Highway 61 within Muscatine city limits for now. At Ames the state highway commission cited a federal ruling prohibiting city-limits highway work but left open a possible reversal and revival of resurfacing talks.
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Muscatine
Herman B. Lord
Harvey Abibee
Ivan Howenstine
State Highway Commission
Ames
Iowa
Muscatin
Boys Band Concert at Weed Park Postponed by Weather
The Muscatine boys band schedule at Weed Park tonight is canceled due to unfavor able weather. The 12 concert series is already a month behind, and officials are unsure when to reschedule. The girls band remains booked for Friday, awaiting weather updates before finalizing plans.
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Muscatine Boys
Weed Park
Grosjean Decrees Granted by Court
Judge D V Jackson signed two foreclosure decrees Tuesday in favor of Mary A Grosjean against C J Richman administrator of the E F Richman estate and others The larger lien covers lot six in block 30 Park Place addition the smaller covers lots 20 21 22 and 25 in the same block Leo C Grosjean named receiver with a $200 bond in each action.
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D. V. Jackson
Mary A. Grosjean
C. J. Richman
E. F. Richman
Park Place
Leo C. Grosjean
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Southeastern Iowa
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Loree
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Highway Commission
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Rod
Master de Luxe
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