Future Farmers hear Siems at Muscatine High
Herman Siems farm manager at the Lutheran Orphans Home near Muscatine will speak at the Muscatine high school Future Farmer meeting Monday night. Lindley Hoopes says the session was moved up a day due to local events. Siems will compare U S and German agricultural methods and perform accordion selections. Plans include 4 H camp at Rotary lodge and a sheep and dairy heifer tour late July. Letters will be awarded for state judging contest participants.
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Herman Siems
Lutheran Orphans
Muscatine
Lindley B. Hoopes
Farmer Boys
Rotary Lodge
Staley’s Lake
Carl Rylander
Ames
Steward Hitchcock
Robert Kaufmann
Robert Naber
Harold van Zandt
Burdette Hitchcock
Gordon Day
Robert Harbaugh
Edgar Hetzler
Henry Peterson
Roscoe Powell
Vernon Bardin
Bloomington Plans Program to Honor Children Sunday
Bloomington plans a children day program at Bloomington Friends church at 11 a m Sunday. Readings songs recitations duets solos and talks comprise the event with titles such as The Crew The Helm and What We Stand For. Educational items include musical selections and a chalk talk.
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Bloomington
Bloomington Friends Church
Robert Garnes
Galilee
Velma Bierman
Geraldine Foster
John Garnes, Jr
Christ
Vernalda Pallett
Celia Thicker
Jesus Saviour
Zora Crow
Ruth Stortz
Mrs. G. Mortimer
Clythe Mortimer
Richard Pulse
Norman Foster
Richard Hetzler
Elsie Irwin
Twyla Pallett
Beverly Pallett
Esther Stortz
Ralph Bierman
Zara Crow
Hilda
Esther Thicker
Mrs. Mortimer
Augustana Instructor to Lead Worship at New Era
Dr. A. G. Mattson of Augustana seminary Rock Island will lead Sunday morning services at Ziegler Memorial Lutheran New Era while Rev. E. A. Lack is on leave. He will also teach the junior Sunday school class as the summer schedule runs from Sunday with 9 30 Sunday school and 10 30 worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Mattson
Augustana Seminary
Rock Island
Ziegler Memorial Lutheran Church
New Era
E. A. Lack
Mattson
Two World War Veterans Enlist for Forest Work
William Henry Archer and George W. Davis have applied for enlistment in the federal forestry corps. Attorney G. Allbee announced the registration today as Muscatine county’s six‑person quota includes five World War veterans and one from earlier wars, with only two enrolled so far. Iowa’s forestry corps quota stands at 500 and reports directing the veterans to Fort Des Moines are expected soon.
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William Henry Archer
George W. Davis
Federal
Forestry Corps
G. Allbee
Muscatine County
Iowa
Fort Des Moines
Bloomington Best Four H Club Meets With Members Present
Thirteen members of the Bloomington Best Four H club gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Tony Oostendorp’s home for a regular club study program. Miss Elizabeth Armstrong, home demonstration agent, led the session and was noted for attending a New Era Favorites meeting later and visits with Pike Lassies this weekend. Ask for YVete Coupons.
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Bloomington
Tony Oostendorp
Elizabeth Armstrong
Local Notes Highlight Social Visits and Civic Events
City residents report weekend illnesses from tainted food with no serious cases. Frank Beach heads to Waterloo then Chicago for Century of Progress. Muscatine teacher Clark Brown plans industrial arts studies at Fort Collins Colorado. Grass fire threats quelled by fire trucks. Votaws visit relatives in St Louis. Lindle estate hearing nears conclusion. John Valik released after shoes found tied to parcel post. Hog receipts surge as E Yoder ships stock. Knights of Pythias plan euchre tourney and popcorn fundraiser at Wyoming? Noted misprints aside. Miami visitors tour Smalley area after World’s Fair. New autos listed for Adam Weber and Carl Schmidt. Spirit Lake conclave looms for K of C. Murphy and Oliver held on theft allegations. Centennial milk fund stand at Zeidler building supports school nursery, with rest room for mothers. American Legion and Moose posts finalize parade plans and memberships. Moose delegates prepare for Mooseheart convention and Chicago trips. Mrs. Barbara Leiberknecht hospitalized. Rex Wheeler announces birth of son.
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Clark Brown
West Second Street
Muscatine High School
Colorado Agricultural College
Ft. Collins
Eleventh Street
Isett Avenue
Robert Votan
St. Louis
Valix
E. E. Yoder
Wellman
Wyoming Lodge No. 76
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Hall
Iowa Avenue
Katherine Lorber
Helen Haynes
Charles
Barbara
Miami
Fla
Barbara Slattery
James Cockerill
Smalley Avenue
Chicago
Tri-Cities
ent-Teachers Association
American Legion Post
Legion Clubhouse
Moose Business
T. R. Truempy
Moose Lodge
Mooseheart
Ill
Ernest Peters
Atalissa
Sylvester Knouse
Fruitland
Ralph Leiberknecht
Columbus Junction
Bellevue Hospital
Rex Wheeler
East Seventh Street
Washington Street
Wheat Accord Seems Likely in Five-Power Deal
Australia awaits final acceptance of a wheat acreage reduction scheme to broaden the five power agreement expanding provisions of the American farm relief bill. Russia Argentina Canada and Australia are involved with Morgenthau Litvinoff Le Breton confirming terms. Stanley Bruce engages as Australia joins discussions as five nations move to raise wheat prices. Waterloo death strikes during wedding anniversary observance as worker crushed.
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London
Australia
Russia
Argentina
Canada
Henry Morgenthau
American World Economic Conference
Maxim Litvinoff
Thomas le Breton
Stanley Bruce
Max McGowen
State Supreme Court hears June sitting arguments on loan law
The state Supreme Court heard arguments today on the long issue question altered from Polk county district court where Judge Lou Ladd ruled the loan law unconstitutional. Special counsel Will F. Riley represented the state and Phineas Henry represented Hubbell protesting taxpayers. Also two Wheelock appeals were submitted one on a drunken driving conviction and another on the state's bid to retry him on a second manslaughter charge.
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State Supreme Court
Polk County District Court
Lou Ladd
Will F. Riley
Des Moines
Supreme Court
Phineas Henry
F.C
J. W. Hubbell
Lewis F. Wheelock
Asu
Dickinson Urges Currency Stabilization Plan
Senator L. J. Dickinson of Iowa calls for international currency stabilization as the sole sound result from the London conference. He argues a dollar base is essential for recovery and warns inflation will erode money and commodity values without it. He condemns uninstructioned U S delegates and notes the president’s yacht cruise amid talks. He ends by urging voters to back the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
L. J. Dickinson
Iowa
United States
London
Dickinson
Bettendorf Farmer Ends Life by Hanging in Barn
Henry Stoltenberg 63 owner of a Bettendorf truck farm despondent over ill health hanged himself Thursday night in a barn hay mow. Deputy Coroner John Banderob reported no inquest will be held.
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Davenport
Henry Stoltenberg
Bettendorf
John Banderob
Italian Armada Readies for Chicago Flight Saturday
War Minister Italo Balbo declares a 25 seaplane trans Atlantic armada ready for a dawn Saturday takeoff on a 6100 mile route from Orbetello via Reykjavik Cartwright Shediac Montreal to Chicago.
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Orbetello
Italy
Italo Balbo
Chicago
Alps
Emilio de Bono
Reykjavik
Iceland
Londonderry
Cartwright
Labrador
Shediac
Montreal
Nightmare Victim Runs Bare Through Lincoln Streets
In Lincoln Nebraska a man, Charles Radcliff of North Platte, fled a nightmare scene in torn shorts and a shirt after waking convinced a razor wielding Negro chased him. He assaulted his wife, fainted twice, and sought aid at Omer Eller’s house before police returned him to his auto cabin camp.
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Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln
Charles Radcliff
North Platte
Neb
Radcliff
Omer Eller
Eller
Local visits and moves noted around Fairport
Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Will Adams and guests from Davenport. Frank Richardson moved to William Fitchner's farm and Bowers relocated to Sywassink home in New Era. Mrs. Lillie Love visited George and Mrs. Davis, with other locals and a Chicago trip for Dr. A H Weibe. Arno Fuller transferred from U S fisheries to Natchitoches Louisiana.
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Ray Reeves
A. H. Weibe
Chicago
George Davis
Davenport
Otto Jones
Dickie
Texas
Arno Fuller
U. S. Fisheries
Natchitoches
Intoxication fines in Muscatine police court
J E Enright of Muscatine was fined 25 dollars and costs or 30 days in jail after a 3 15 a m arrest on East Second street for intoxication. Officer Mark Taylor used force to take him to the station amid a dispute with police judge J C Coster. Virgil Wilson received 5 dollars and costs with the fine suspended for intoxication. Dollie Gray will have a hearing later. Ask for Vete Coupens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Enright
Muscatine
Enright
East Second Street
J. C. Coster
Mark Taylor
Taylor
Virgil Wilson
Dollie Gray
Olga Sherman Granted Divorce and Custody
Olga Sherman was granted a divorce from Wal and awarded custody of two minor children with $3 weekly support, by Judge D V Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Sherman
D. V. Jackson
Wal
World’s All Right musical to premiere at Columbus Junction fair
The Universal Productions company of Fairfield presents The World’s All Right at the Louisa county fair in Columbus Junction on Sept 7 and 8. An eight scene all musical radio style show with lighting and costumes, featuring The Stars and Stripes Revue and The Dixie Cotton Pickers. Sunday school rally set for Cairo Church of God on June 25 with 10 am Sunday school and 11 am preaching by Rev E Naftzger. Golden wedding anniversary for R F McConnell and Mrs McConnell on June 28 to be celebrated at East Second avenue Monmouth Illinois. well wishers invited.
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Columbus Junction
Louisa County Fair
Universal Productions Company
Fairfield
Stars and Stripes
Dixie Cotton Pickers
The
Collegians
Vested Choir
Tiny Tot Parade
Cairo Church of God Suniay
E. Naftzger
R. F. McConnell
McConnell
East Second Avenue
Monmouth
Sherman in District Court Suit Over Cruelty Alleges Dismissal
In district court this afternoon the case proceeded by default after Sherman failed to appear, though he had answered the suit denying cruelty and asked his wife's petition be dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter Sherman
Sherman
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Adam Weber
Climer Street
Carl Schmidt
Moscow
Conrad Kothe
Spirit Lake
Grand Commandery of
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John Murphy
Rachel Oliver
Iowa City
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Zeidler
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