Chicagoans Win Junction Game
The Hot tentots of Chicago defeated the Standard Oilers 9 to 3 in a kittenball game at the local field Saturday night with a large crowd in attendance. Numerous local residents and visitors were noted in the week’s community activities, including family trips to Oelwein and engagements at churches and social events.
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Columbus Junction
Hottentots
Chicago
Standard Oilers
Oelwein
C. C. Snyder
Chester
Clarence Christopherson
L. W. Smith
Ben Cranor
Fred Mohlie
Wapello
Nebraska
S. Preston
R. A. Shufelt
Illinois
Ina Gage
Letts
Fred Wagner
Carl Grimstead
Clio
Spring Run Evangelical Church
Cairo Evangelical Church
Masonic Hall
Lucile Oak
Iowa State Council of Religious Education
Oskaloosa
Jane Harbison
D. R. Smith
Bib
Sioux Falls
S. D
Dennis Peters
Bellevue Hospital
Muscatine
Owens
Harry Solberg
Marilyn
Donald
Ralph Lukins
Mt. Pleasant
W. A. Lloyd
Leesburg
Hannah Lloyd
Columbus
Whit Davis
J. C. Richie
Ella Barnes
Cairo
Egypt
Anna Orr
Albia
Nellie
Bessie
Mary Moore
Barnes
United Presbyterian Church
J. A. Barnes
Monmouth
Fourth airport arch under way at Muscatine hangar site
Construction began today on the fourth and final arch for the Muscatine municipal airport hangar. Archs weigh about six tons each and measure 135 feet total. Concrete bases are poured and will cure before arch placement. About 25 men on the job. officials praise progress. When finished the hangar will be 117 by 85 feet.
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Muscatine Municipal
William H. Naber
Downy Woodpecker Adapts With Winter Nest Hole
The text notes a downy woodpecker using the summer nesting hole as its winter home, illustrating how the bird adapts to colder months by repurposing its existing cavity.
Miss Schafer and Rexroth Wed at Mt. Vernon Grandview
Miss Iva Schafer and Everett Rexroth wed at Mt. Vernon at high noon in a single ring ceremony read by Dr. C. F. Littell. The couple, both of Grandview, will reside in East Moline where Rexroth works for International Harvester. The wedding party included Paul Schafer and Miss Carol Bonnichsen.
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Grandview
Mt. Vernon
Iva Schafer
Everett Rexroth
C. F. Littell
Paul Schafer
Carol Bonnichsen
Clara Brink
Evadelle Brink
Clarence
Iowa
Bonnichsen
Rexroth
J. R. Schafer
Cornell College
State University
Iowa City
Benna Vista College
Storm Lake
West Liberty
R. R. Rexroth
East Moline
International Harvester Company
O. G. Lewis
Richard
Maxine
Des Moines
Verjee Hammer
Glenn Persinger
Wever
Mary Persinger
Hew
Gus Rexroth
Cedar Falls
Hom
Mrs Doyle Heads Missionary Group Orff and Courtesy Club Activities
Mrs M J Doyle presided at the Wilton Methodist Women’s meeting with officers elected including Doyle as president and Mrs Kate Miller as vice president. The program from Orientals in American Life discussed how the church helps. The Courtesy Club met with 13 members and 9 guests as "Radio" supplied program material and prizes were awarded. Miss Doris Sample celebrated her 10th birthday with friends and gifts. Mr and Mrs Leonard Decker planned a two month visit to Malvern Arkansas. Nancy Lou Cotham joined them.
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A. T. Nelson
Etta Marolf
Women’s Courtesy Club
Pearl Daut
Virginia Marclf
Radio News
Fmlyn Chapman
Dautreach
John Charles Thomas
Esther Chapman
Vella Dokinson
Lillian Chapman
Miss Sample
Doris Sample
Phylis Ann Teasdale
Betty and
Ruth Armstrong
Mary Ella Whitmer
Betty Hoskins
Gretchen Martin
Genevieve Compton
Norma Ellis
Dorothy Daut
Mary Ida Maurer
Marie
Harold Schneider
Leo Walters
Bethany Bowman
Edna Erdman
Davenport
Leonard Decker
Malvern
Ark
Decker
Nancy Lou Cotham
Belt
Shaw
Dorothy
Mrs. Killion
Muscatine
F.ef
Huffman Rites Held for William Huffman 79
The funeral for William Huffman 79 found dead in bed was held Friday at the Methodist church in Morning Sun conducted by Rev H W Munster of Mediapolis. Pallbearers were M Jarvis L E Meade Ray Green H H Beck J M Owens and Brown Hays. A daughter Mrs Henry Kissinger and a son George Huffman plus three step children two brothers and one sister and many grandchildren survive.
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William Huffman
H. W. Munster
Mediapolis
M. Jarvis
L. E. Meade
Ray Green
H. H. Beck
J. M. Owens
Brown Hays
Joe Jones
Alice Talbot
Wayne Wilson
Veda Maxson
Helen Griffith
Huffman
Henry Kissinger
Morning Sun
George Huffman
Toledo
Ohio
Children's Days Noted at Junction
Columbus Junction reports a Methodist Episcopal service Sunday morning with a program of recitations solos dialogues and songs by Primary and Juniors. Evening sermon by Rev Bloomquist titled Christ, the Man and His Mind. Also services at Trinity Evangelical and Reformed with music by Keith Lee and W C Davis. Memorial resolution adopted by Henry Seibert Relief Corps for Nancy Van Zandt.
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Columbus Junction
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bloomquist
Christ
W. C. Davis
Columbus City
Keith Lee
Fredonia
Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lee
E. Jasmann
Ella Barnes
Cairo
Egypt
United Presbyterian Church
Ramsdale
Mrs. Alice Day Attends Club Picnic in Sac City
Mrs. Alice Day Hacke, a former Priscilla club member, attended a club picnic in Sac City. Rain forced the gathering to move to Y hall and guests enjoyed bridge prizes and a Dutch treat at Gaeta's Cozy Inn. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Theodore Rayner.
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Lone Tree
Alice Day Hacke
Sac City
Priscilla Club
Y” Hall
Park Pavilion
Gaeta
Cozy Inn
Theodore Rayner
Blanche Stonebarger
Ethel Laren
Lucille Shellenbarger
Florence Adams
Ethyl McCullough
Bertha Shoquist
Theodora Rayner
Standard Bearer Societies Hold All Day Wapello Meeting
The Standard Bearers of the Burlington district gathered in Wapello for an all day session with 80 registered attendees. Delegations arrived from Keokuk Ft Madison North Liberty Crawfordsville Columbus Junction Burlington Danville Ainsworth Washington New London Birmingham and Wapello. Principal speaker was Ola Dudley returning missionary from China.
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Wapello
Burlington
Keokuk
Ft. Madison
North Liberty
Crawfordsville
Columbus Junction
Danville
Ainsworth
Washington
New London
Birmingham
Ola Dudley
China
C. W. Jeske
Ottumwa
Mary Kipp
Pleasant
Lone Tree Picnic Brings Small Yet Growing Turnout
The Lone Tree Henry Walker Park association hosted a Saturday picnic that drew about 100 at noon, swelling after 2 pm as an orchestra led by George Westfall entertained. Charles A. Hacke of Sac City spoke, and the crowd sang America before closing remarks and fellowship. Attendees included families from Sac City Riverside Muscatine Iowa City and West Liberty.
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Lone Tree
Henry Walker Park Association
Henry Walker
George Westfall
Virginia Axthelm
Helen Yakish
Nettie Lutz
Louise Schmidt
Harold Yakish
Gordon Draper
Gerald Brinkmeyer
Marion Brossma
Hilton Yakish
Bernard Luster
America
Lloyd Magruder
Westfall
Charles A. Hacke
Sac City
Lone Tree Reporter
Ed Carr
Iowa City
John
Alpha Younkin
William Sims
W. N. Crozier
Riverside
O. L. Crain
Fred Crain
Walter Crawford
West Liberty
Cranston Ladies Aid Meeting Set at Mrs Tolle Home
The Ladies' Aid of Oak Grove Christian Church will meet at the home of Mrs William Tolle on Wednesday afternoon to arrange the society's activities in Cranston.
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Cranston
Oak Grove Christian Church
William Tolle
West Liberty News and Local Courtesy Notices
West Liberty and Cedar Rapids figures travel to St. Joseph Missouri to visit J. H. Anderson who is in a critical condition after a major operation. Gloria Hawthorne visits relatives in South Bend Indiana and Cedar Rapids relatives. Mrs L H Forsyth hosts Standard Bearers with a weather affected picnic at home.
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West Liberty
Forest Protzman
Cedar Rapids
W. W. Anderson
St. Joseph
J. H. Anderson
Anderson
Gloria Hawthorne
Kenneth Hawthorne
South Bend
Ind
R. I. Hawthorne
C. I. Brooke
L. H. Forsyth
Two Morning Sun Couples Married During Past Week
Morning Sun residents Kathleen Walsh and Dale Douglas wed in Burlington on June 17 with witness Clone Rutt. The bride, class of 1932 graduate, is the eldest daughter of E J Walsh. the groom is son of Tom Douglas, a 1929 Morning Sun high school graduate.
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Morning Sun
Kathleen Walsh
Dale Douglas
Burlington
Kriechbaum
Clone Rutt
E. J. Walsh
Douglas
Tom Douglas
Thelma R. Caparoon
Hoyt Griffin
Gladstone
Tll
United Presbyterian Parsonage
Whittmeyer
Velma Thursman
Robert Swafford
Pauline Kellogg
Radio Tonight Packed with Orchestras and Ball Game
A dense radio schedule lists program blocks from 6:00 p.m. through 10:00 p.m. with Studebaker champions, Edwin C. Hill, Gladys Swarthout, and multiple orchestras including Horace Heidt, Leonard Keller, Ben Pollack, and Phil Spitalny, plus a 2:00 p.m. baseball game White Sox vs. Boston and a 3:00 p.m. British heavyweight bout broadcast from London.
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Studebaker
NBC— Who
WMAQ
Edwin C. Hill
CBS
WBBM
WHAS
Gladys Swarthout
Nbc—Who
Wwwl
Greater Minstrels
NBC
WLW
al Goodman
WHO
Ray Knight
WENR
Ted Fiorito
Max Baer
Peg la Centra
NBC —Who
Horace Heidt
WGN
Leonard Keller
Ben Pollack
WIBA
George Hessberger
Roy Maxon
WHAQ
al Pearce
Leo Reisman
Frank Mann
KMOX
Ted Fiotito
Ben Bernie
NBC — Who
Phil Spitalny
Wcco
Eddy Duchin
Caravan
Walter O'Keefe
Fibber McGee
Joe Sander
Amos and Andy
WTMJ
Frankie Masters’ Orchestra
Los Angeles Symphony
Ben Pollack’s
Pacific Coast Ocean Rises 1.7 Feet Higher Than Atlantic
A comparison shows sea level on the Pacific coast of the United States is 1.7 feet higher than on the Atlantic coast. The finding highlights regional differences in shoreline dynamics and potential impact on coastal areas.
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Pacific
United States
Atlantic Coast
Local graduate works at Home Bakery and honors father
A local high school graduate of 1931, now employed at the Home Bakery for several months. He is the son of Dr. H. M. Griffin and also graduated from the local school.
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Mr. Griffin
H. M. Griffin
County youths join CCC camps in Davenport migration
A group of 20 Muscatine county men left early for Davenport to enroll in government CCC camps. They are part of a 35 man quota for the county and include John Banverger Kenneth Schenck Walter Hargrave Jr Virgil Nichols Keith Fry Burdette McCleary Adam Starkweather Thomas Downey Chester Hank Ted Phillips Leroy Hintthorn Donald Young Elbert Viner James Hintermeister William Cadogan Frederick Carlson Alvin Beach Elbert Lamb Martin Gasaway and John Maisenbach.
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Muscaine County
Davenport
CCC
John Banverger
Lucas Street
Kenneth Schenck
West Seventh Street
Walter Hargrave, Jr
West Front Street
Virgil Nichols
Keith Fry
Kansas Street
Burdette McCleary
Grocer Street
Adam Starkweather
Thomas Downey
East Second Street
Chester Hank
Logan Street
Ted Phillips
Locust Street
Leroy Hinthorn
Donald Young
East Fifth Street
Elbert Viner
West Second Street
James Hintermeister
Nebraska Street
William Cadogan
East Third Street
Frederick Carlson
Mulberry Avenue
Alvin Beach
Pearl
Issuance of Work Permits Is Light This Summer
Muscatine officials announce a new rule permitting youths aged 14 to 16 to work legally this summer. School attendance officer Charles Kern notes no permits have yet been issued. Many children already work for parents or in agriculture, which does not require permits.
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Muscatine
Charles Kern
Oldest Royal Guard Yeomen of the Guard
The Yeomen of the Guard, a historic British regiment, is cited as possibly the oldest royal corps. They protect the king when at St James's Palace, with a history spanning about 450 years.
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Yeomen of the Guard
King of England
St. James Palace
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