44 Club Members Attend Four Day County Camp
Forty four girls from ten township clubs will attend the Muscatine County four H camp at Rotary lodge Tuesday through Friday. Miss Dorothy Simmons leads activities including book covers soap sculpturing and episodes from The Bohemian Girl with boating and swimming supervised by lifeguards Jeannette and Marian Smalley.
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Muscatine County
Rotary Lodge
Dorothy Simmons
Staley’s Lake
Jeannette
Marian Smalley
Bloomington
Margaret Oostendorp
Ruth Vance
Helen le Fever
Norma Satterthwaite
Shirley Shields
Grace Satterthwaite
Mildred Vance
Fulton Industrial
Louise Brockman
Bernice Riessen
Fulton Royal
Dorothy Jenkins
Mildred Herman
Gladys Wathan
Nadine Bernick
Elna Eis
Elaine Irwin
Naomi Nicewanner
Grace Petersen
Norma Egel
Goshen Wapsie
Betty Nauman
Janet Hildebrand
Dorothy Frater
Leota Hildebrand
Moscow
Doris Keller
Betty Keller
New Era
Margaret Vormezeele
Bernice McEvoy
Blanche Fitchner
Verda Luedtke
Dorothy McBride
Evelyn Phillips
Gwen McBride
Eugenia McBride
Wapsie Best
Patricia Sneeringer
Wapsie Ever Ready
Helen Robinson
Pearle Schooley
Gladys Robinson
Lorena Roges
Emma Hormel
Wilton
Lucille Norton
Rosemary Budelier
Florence Norton
Roberta Moylan
Elna Bailey
Mary Helen Cashman
Harry Cooper Opens Defense of Illinois Golf Title
Harry Cooper of Chicago begins defense of the Illinois state open title at Rockford Country Club on a Par 71 course. He arrives on the heels of winning Medinah’s first annual $3,500 Open with a 72 hole total of 289, beating Johnny Revolta of Milwaukee.
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Rockford
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Rockford Country Club
Cooper
Medinah
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Textile Mill Strike Develops in East
The article reports widespread labor unrest with 35 000 lumber workers joining a strike under the Sawmill and Timber Workers union while guards protect mills in the northwest. Ohio and Cleveland bakeries suspend operations as unions push for arbitration and broader labor action.
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East
Commission
West
Northwest
California
Washington
National Guardsmen
Sawmill and Timber Workers’ Union
Cleveland
Big Stick Naval Policy Advocated In Public Debate
A report condemns efforts to tie naval policy to private profits, arguing the navy is at the mercy of shipyards for warship plans and pricing. It notes bids are presented to the navy, which must accept the lowest, leaving taxpayers praying that it is reasonably fair.
Mrs. C. C. Nelson Dies at Wapello
Mrs. Charles O. Nelson a lifelong Louisa county resident dies at home in Wapello after an extended illness at 6 am. Funeral arrangements are pending with services likely Wednesday and burial in Grandview cemetery. Surviving are her husband two sons Gerald and Richard her mother Mrs. H H Snyder a step father Merle Krahl a step brother Howard Snyder and sister in law Mrs Lester Wiele. Her father preceded her in death.
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Journal News Service
Wapello
Charles O. Nelson
Louisa County
Grandview
Vera Krahl
L. A. Krahl
Letts
Gerald
Richard
H. H. Snyder
Harry Snyder
Merle Krahl
Howard Snyder
Lester Wiele
Auxiliary Women to Sell Extracts for Legion Welfare
Members of the Edward H. Bitzer post Auxiliary will raise funds for welfare work by selling flavoring extracts. Sales will be conducted by telephone this week only, with all proceeds directed to welfare activities, says president Mrs. Iaa Wilson.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Edward H. Bitzer
Iaa Wilson
Non-Partisan Graft Probe and Lytle Plea Report
The article details Lytle's plea and alleged admissions amid a graft probe. Governor Herring responds on extensions for Woodbury county grand jury agents and time limits. Subpoenas target records from Iowa-Des Moines National Bank, Iowa Trust, Central National, and Bankers Trust, involving Gov. Herring and associates.
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Herring
Des Moines
Lytle
Woodbury County
Havner
H. M. Havner
Polk County
Nels G. Kraschel
E. J. Feuling
Democratic
Frank Comfort
Carl Burkmas
Jes Moines
Woodbury
Girls Rescued After Boat Upsets in Lake
A canoe with a sail capsized on a wind roughened lake. Firth, the best swimmer, swam to shore for help while the others clung to the boat. He returned after midnight, staggering to the east shore and summoning aid from a summer cottage near Templar Park.
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Firth
Wenner
Templar Park
Attempt to Rob Stockton Post Office Fails
A Saturday night attempt to rob the Stockton post office yielded no results. Sheriff Nesper reported a thief entered through a window but apparently took nothing.
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Stockton
Fred B. Nesper
Nesper
Three Companions Lost as Lake Search Ends in Night
Firth recalls the struggle to locate Jean Dunkelberg Dora Bell and Eddie after a night of failed hope on a five mile wide lake. Eddie swam for help partly to keep his friends alive, Wenner perished in the water, and Jack reached shore as boats finally searched the dark. The report notes Wenner, 21, son of Edward J. Wenner of Waterloo, and echoes local figures and ports later.
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Jean
Dora Bell
Eddie
Templar Park
Jean Dunkelberg
Jack
Wenner
Edward J. Wenner
Waterloo
W. F. Parrott
Matt Parrott & Sons, Printers
Firth
Davenport
Stocks Move in Restricted Range
New York stocks held around even as trading stayed active with small gains for leading issues and selective profit taking. Case, Union Pacific, IBM, United Fruit and United Corp rose modestly while American Can fell about three points. other major names hovered near Saturday closes amid mixed sector action.
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New York
Washington
Case
Union Pacific
International Business Machines
United Fruit
United Corp
General
Ttors
Consolidated Gas
Safeway Stores
Bethlehem
International Harvester
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
American
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
Chrysler
Dupont
Eden Mussolini Pact Casts Shadow Over Naval Talks
Italian sources say Italo Ethiopic dispute and League issues will not be discussed at the morning meeting. Mussolini plans a radical approach and rejects partial territorial concessions. Newspapers were told to play down Eden’s visit and deny sensational reports.
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United States
Great Britain
League of Nations
Mussolini
Eden
Ogaden
Major Heroes in Baseball Doubleheader Report
The AP highlights key performances across leagues. Foxx and Suhr produced power with multi hit games, Jensen racked seven hits in two games, Lyons and Welch pitched well, Goodman Myers homered late, Travis led a Tigers attack, Fitzsimmons shut out Cub hitters, Vosmik drove in the winning run, and Dean and Vance featured strong openers and nightcap wins.
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Fred Fitzsimmons
Giants
Cub
Joe Vosmik
Indians
Yankee
Kords Incorporated Articles of Incorporation Record
The document records the Articles of Incorporation for Kords Incorporated dated May 24, 1935, Davenport Iowa. It lists capital stock at 10 000 dollars in shares of 100 dollars, a 20 year corporate term with renewal, a three-director board, officers including Henry Lischer and A L Offerman, and voting, stock transfer, and bylaw rules. It notes incorporation as of state certificate, with notary Dora Moritz sworn June 21, 1935.
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Corporation
Executive Council of
Iowa
Secretary of State
Henry Lischer
Fulton Ave
Davenport
A. L. Offerman
8Th St
Hugo J. Lemm
Jersey Ridge Road
W. 8Th St
Jersey Ridge Rd
Board of Directors
Kords, Incorporated
Four St Paul police officers dropped from force
A wholesale shakeup in St Paul police leadership sees four officers suspended along with Chief Culligan: Inspector Tierney Lieutenant Cahill former chief McGowen and Ridge. Commissioner Warren said more suspensions would follow as probe details accuse officers of links to gamblers, race horse betting, prostitution, and illegal slot machines. Assistant Chief Crumley vows to fight the charges under civil service protections.
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Homer Cummings
Warren
Alexander Jamie
Chicago
Secret Six
Jamie
John Dillinger
Edward G. Bremer
Mark Gehan
Crumley
St. Paul Police Department
Crash Takes Life of Sioux City Aviator
Sioux City aviator Hanford died after a crash when he cut the ship’s motor. He suffered a fractured skull and leg with mangled body on arrival at hospital. He had a pilot license and five to six years’ experience, survived by a young wife Judy Rogers Hanford and an 8 month old son.
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Crash
Sioux City
Hanford
Judy Rogers Hanford
Arthur Hanford
John H. Kelly
Muriel Window Hanford
Fred Slayden
Haape
Slayden
Louisa Couple Wed by Justice Perigo at 3 P.M.
A Louisa County couple Sam Parks of Columbus Junction and Mildred Noble of Morning Sun were married by Justice of the Peace Lawrence J. Perigo at his office at 3 p.m. Saturday. They will reside in Columbus Junction.
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Louisa County
Sam Parks
Columbus Junction
Mildred Noble
Morning Sun
Lawrence J. Perigo
Kords Incorporated Articles of Incorporation
Articles of incorporation for Kords, Incorporated filed under Iowa law 1927 code. Principal business Muscatine Iowa. aims to own operate drug stores and sell drugs chemicals sundries candies novelties. may hold real estate and enter contracts. may sue or be sued.
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Kords, Incorporated
Muscatine
County of
Board of Directors
Divorce Notice in Muscatine County Iowa
Charles E. Hulse files for divorce from Viola B. Hulse on cruel and inhuman treatment. The case is in Muscatine County District Court Iowa. Viola must answer by Sept 3, 1935, or a default decree will be entered. Attorneys: Coster & Costers.
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Viola B. Hulse
District Court
Muscatine County
Iowa
Charles E. Hulse
Equity
City of
Muscatine
County of Muscatine
State of
Coster & Costers
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