Iowans Plan Working Codes under New Recovery Act
Iowa industry groups convene to draft general codes of production principles under the national industrial recovery act. Associations including the Common Brick Manufacturers and Structural Clay Tile form committees to present to Gen. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa
Common Brick Manufacturers Association of America
Structural Clay Tile Association
American Face Brick Manufacturers Association
National Paving Brick Association
Hugh S. Johnson
Portland Cement Association
National Sand and Gravel Association
National Crushed Stone Association
National Builders’ Supply Association
National Ready Mixed Concrete Association
National Association of Farm Equipment Manufacturers
National Canners Association
Department of Commerce
Friendly Four Church Youth Plan Evening Service
The Friendly Four Service group from Bennett South Bethel Sugar Creek and Rochester churches meets at 8 p m Sunday in South Bethel church. Albert Danfeldt of Rochester leads Clarence Miller of Bennett directs music. The discussion topic is What Can We Do to Help Solve Problems of International Relations War Race and Etc An executive committee Mary Ellen Moore Russell Beamer and Thelma Kiser outlined summer topics.
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Friendly Four
Bennett
South Bethel
Sugar Creek
Rochester
Albert Danfeldt
Clarence Miller
Mary Ellen Moore
Russell Beamer
Bennet
Thelma Kiser
Appendicitis operation for Keola Wayne Miller at Iowa City
Keola Wayne Miller of the W J Mound Produce company underwent an acute appendicitis operation at University hospital in Iowa City on Saturday. His condition was favorable with initial peritonitis improving. his wife is at his side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keola
Wayne Miller
University Hospital
Iowa City
W. J. Mound Produce Company
Louise Pulver
Keota
William Stoutner
Aileen Miller
Miss Pulver
South English
Stoutner Farm
William Stoutner, Jr
Miss Miller
Keota High School
Louise
Isaac Pulver
Prohibition Supporter Reflects on Election Backlash
Tom Fogilesong a Christian church minister condemns the repeal vote as a disgraceful outcome and urges fellow citizens to pursue better social order through prohibition He argues prohibition reduced drinking evils and condemns those who voted to repeal as bearing the burden of the drink problem.
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Friends of Prohibition
Friends
Tom Fogilesong
The
Christian Church
Oupens
Tornado fatalities framed against other dangers
Davenport weather official Truman C. Shipman told the American Meteorological Society that tornado deaths are less consequential than many everyday risks. He contrasted murder and execution risks with tornado danger while noting injury and financial figures. Separate policy debate surrounds Roosevelt budget cuts and a hope he will intervene against allocations seen as restrictive.
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Chicago
Truman C. Shipman
Davenport
Weather Bureau
American Meteorological Society
Roosevelt
Cashley Jump
Department of Agriculture
Douglas
Joseph T. Robinson
Senate
Home Bureau Names Officers for Mercer County
Aledo resident Mrs Charles Colcla was re elected president of the Mercer County Home Bureau at the annual meeting in the Aledo high school auditorium. Officers include Vice president Mrs Elmer Pattison secretary Mrs Glen Gilmore and treasurer Mrs I E Cameron. Directors and project chairs span Perryton New Windsor Gilchrist and Aledo with L A Williams of the Illinois Agricultural Association as speaker on An Investment in Beauty. Project plan covers meals milk cookery bread demonstration community meals and first aid among others with child care and training sessions in Oct Nov and Dec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aledo
Charles Colclasure
Near Aledo
Mercer County Home Bureau
Aledo High School
Elmer Pattison
Ohio Grove Township
Glen Gilmore
I. E. Cameron
W. F. McHard
Perryton
Walter Kupper
New Windsor
Bernice Smith
Gilchrist
C. A. Clauson
Grace Gilmore
L. A. Williams
Illinois Agricultural Association
Home Bureau
Williams
Social notes from Stockton and Davenport gatherings
Stockton residents hosted dinner Sunday for Miss Alice Thorson Donald Hoover Gilbert Rutherford Walter Horn and Misses Inez and Dorothy Rubenbaur who stayed for two weeks. Mr and Mrs W C Dugen hosted a Monday dinner for Mrs Dugenning birthday with Gus Haecker Jerome Jeanette Dorothy Oli Hat Tie Renner. Haymaking and corn cultivation dominate local farm work amid rain shortages.
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Stockton
Henry Huettmann
Alice Thorson
Dunbar
Donald Hoover
LeGrand
Gilbert Rutherford
Neuberg
Walter Horn
Wilton
Inez
Dorothy Rubenbaur
Dillon
W. C. Duge
Duge
W. A. Anderson
Ed Grimm
Riverside Man Falls From Tree While Cherry Picking
Riverside 78 year old Frank Rummelhart fell from a ladder while cherry picking at his home Monday afternoon. He suffered a severe head injury and was found conscious until about 3 pm when a blood clot formed. He was taken to Mercy hospital in Iowa City and remained gravely ill.
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Riverside
Frank Rmmelhart
Rummelhart
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Former Banker Naftzger Dies by Self-Destruction in Illinois
Samuel O. Naftzger a former Wichita banker committed suicide by hanging at his brother Victor Naftzger's home near Albany Illinois. The body was found on the front porch rafters at 430 am. He had been staying with his brother for seven months and was 53 years old.
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Albany
Ill
Samuel O. Naftzger
Wichita, Kas
Victor
Naftzger
Wichita
Mr. Naftzger
Newton Township
Samuel and
Amelia
Push Plans for Federal Buildings in Iowa
Washington reports plans for 1.34 million dollars in Iowa federal buildings under the authorized program, eyed for the 3.3 billion public works package. Work nearly ready to start on the 746 575 Des Moines post office pending contract award with sites and costs listed for Ames Hampton Sac City Osage Clinton extension and Storm Lake site offers pending selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby A. Black
Journal Washington
Washington
Iowa
Des Moines
Sac City
Deeds Recorded In Muscatine Terrace Heights Case
J M Bowman transfers quitclaim to John S Cas ter for lot 7 Terrace Heights Muscatine. Naftzeer noted as pioneer settler of the vicinity. The body will be taken to Wichita for burial.
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J. M. Bowman
John S. Caster
Terrace Heights Addition
Muscatine
Naftzeer
Wichita
Frieden Funeral Held at Wilton
Funeral services for Lena Frieden lifelong Wilton resident were held at her home Tuesday at 2 30 PM. Rev C W Pfeiffer officiated with burial at Oakdale cemetery. Pallbearers were Frieden nephews. The article also notes a Walther league outing to Waterloo with church attendance and local visits.
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Waterloo
Walther League
Zion Lutheran Church
Martha Timmerman
Leota Herr
Helen Wagner
Ruth Happel
Anna Hanson
Clara Sessler
Hilda Wiebel
Emma Fuller
Gertrude Fuller
Muscatine
Kate and
Nelle O’shaughnessy
Leonard Decker
Worsham Embalming School
Chicago
Robert Smith
Malvern
Ark
Herman Ellis
Shepards and relatives visit in Davenport and Atalissa
Mr. and Mrs. James Shepard guests at a family dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Claude Nunn in Davenport. They then visited Mrs. Shepard's parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Baker in Pleasant Prairie. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pace and Mrs. Elizabeth Bywater visited the Clyde Pace home in Atalissa. Richard Doerfer spends several days with his cousin.
Adams Funeral Thursday Held For Mrs George Adams
Final rites for Mrs George Adams will be conducted Thursday at 2 p m at the Christian church with Rev F W Sutton in charge. The body remains at Duncan Cathout funeral home until services. Burial will be in Oak Ridge cemetery with six nephews serving as pallbearers. Mrs Forest Baker and her son from Boulder Colo visited West Liberty Saturday. Mrs Baker's husband, the late Forest Baker, formerly athletic coach at the local high school, died a few weeks ago and she plans to move to Tipton Monday. Mrs S S Daniels and daughter Maxine of Crookston Miss visited the Aker family and relatives. Ask for Vote Coupens.
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Forest Baker
Little Son
Boulder
Colo
West Liberty
Omaha Land Bank Opens Eastern Iowa Branch Office
A branch of the Omaha based land bank will open in Cedar Rapids on Monday. Leo A. Hoegh, representing the Cedar Rapids National Farm Loan association, will oversee. The unit provides immediate access to credit under the 1933 emergency farm mortgage act for farmers in Linn Benton Johnson Cedar Jones and Delaware counties.
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Cedar Rapids
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Leo A. Hoegh
Cedar Rapids National Farm Loan Association
the Land Bank
Iowa
Linn
Benton
Johnson, Cedar, Jones
Deaware
Sioux City Man Dies in Truck Accident
Ben Winnes, 57, local junk dealer, was struck by a truck and killed while walking on a highway during heavy rain. His companion Mable Miller was uninjured. Police suspect Winnes may have been confused as the truck approached. Coroner William Kingston ruled the death accidental after an investigation.
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Sioux City
Ben Winnes
Mable Miller
Winnes
William Kingston
Gettert and Holtz Visit Relatives in Muscatine
Marla Gettert resides in Muscatine. Verl Holtz of Muscatine is visiting his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Holtz.
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Marla Gettert
Muscatine
Verl Holtz
Mrs
Henry Holtz
Iowa Corn Crop Resists Drouth
Des Moines reports indicate Iowa corn fairs well despite drought with wilting noting in eastern regions. Drought harms wheat oats barley and other grains as hay and pastures dry up. western oats too short to cut. truck crops potatoes and berries badly damaged.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Charles D. Reed
State Weather and Crop Bureau
Reed
Montpelier Notes and Visits Lead to Summer Activity
Montpelier reports Aug ust Siems host to summer helper Montpelier-Orin Ellsworth from Atalissa. Umphress family moves to Sanders residence. garage work continues with Isaac Fowler. Detailing hay making with August Kemper and visits from Letts, Davenport, Muscatine, Ames. Linwood team defeats Davenport KC’s 9 to 8. Edna Duncan returns to Muscatine after a week with Marian Rinnert.
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Montpelier
Orin Ellsworth
Atalissa
August Siems
Fred Umphress
Sanders
Umphress
Isaac Fowler
Roy Sprague
August Kemper
Dorothy Buennig
Davenport
August Briegel
Letts
Howard Baker
Muscatine
Roy Lobdell
Frederick Buennig
Sister Marie
F. B. Rinnert
Gus Schroeder
Carl
Henry Spring
G. B. Birsch
Marie Snell
Ames
Wayne Reed
Linwood
Edna Duncan
Marian Rinnert
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Farmers’ Co-Operative
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George Reed
Iowa State College
Mercer County Organization
Lindstrom
Elmer J. Pattison
George Clark
U. S. Pat
NEA Service Inc
Bryans
Frank Rummelhart
Frieden
Oakdale Cemetery
Sweetland News
Ash
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Ralph J. Wittich
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ST. Muscatine
West Liberty News
Omaha Land Bank
Batterson Store
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