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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1935

Page

7

Conservation association outlines definite projects in Muscatine area

The Southeastern Iowa Conservation association proposed cemetery and Y M C A remodeling for work relief aid. Plans include painting 900 feet of cemetery fence and developing 20 to 25 acres of the cemetery. The Y M C A would gain a new roof stairs boiler foundation and interior renovations.

Southeastern Iowa Conservation Association Hotel Muscatine Muscatine County Greenwood Cemetery Raymond Titus Cemetery Commission Y. M CG. A B. L. Gallaher Association Muscatine Board of Education

Final Settlement in Kelley Estate Leaves No Balances

Final court report shows all debts paid and no remaining balance in the Mary E. Kelley estate. Block 125 lot division awards part to Edward J. Kelley free of debt and other portion to Harry J. and William F. Kelley subject to debts and admin costs. Household goods are divided equally among the three sons. Edward J. Kelley acts as administrator. Harry Kelley signed a renunciation and release of his share.

Mary E. Kelley City of Mussatine Edward J. Kelley Harry J William F. Kelley Harry Kelley

Moonlight Excursion Planned by Muscatine VFW

The Muscatine VFW post outlined final plans for a moonlight excursion on the steamer J. S. departing July 10 from Muscatine at a regular meeting in city hall. A communication from national officers said the VFW continues the campaign for cash payment of adjusted veterans certificates.

J. S Muscatine

Keokuk Plant Closes as Union Walkout Protests Dismissals

The Hubinger Co corn products plant in Keokuk shut down after about two thirds of its 300 workers walked out and picketed the site in protest of seven men being dismissed. Union officials said the walkout halted production and closed the facility temporarily.

Keokuk Hubinger Co

Dono family visit followed by local notices and events

Senator and Mrs Edward Donohoe returned home after visiting Dr L J Donohue in New Hampton. YMC A kittenball league games were reduced to one due to wet grounds. Elks club game at Jefferson field the sole scheduled event. Various local notices include hospital moves birthdays new car registrations and a concert at Weed Park if weather allows. Hog receipts totaled 178 head at the stockyards.

Edward Donohue New Hampton L. J. Donohue West Third Street A. J. Lindley Elks Jefferson Field J. C. Bishop Lulu Mae Phillips Glen Slater Ick Anderson Chestnut Street University of Iowa United Brethren Kittenhall Mary Mittman West Fifth Street Davenport Ernest Stender Lyell Frack Joseph Fioomington Township Chicago Frack Fack Velyn Garvin Moscow Township Jamey Hallbert West Eleventh Street Duchesne Utah Charles N. Garvin John H. Teufel Lee Toyne Floyd E. Holliday Margaret Tomney Roy E. Stigers Jesse J. Grigg Austin Hoopes Stewart Road W. J. Buser Conesville Wesley H. Zeidler East Second Street Muscatine Girls Weed Park Marian Charles Volger Herbert Valier Park Avenue University Hospital Iowa City Bellevue Hospital DeWayne McKinney East Fifth Street Margaret Broders Durant Guy Thomas William Dean Houser Street Henry Rutz East Seventh Street Charlotte M. Miller Mulberry Avenue Lauren Johnson Wilton Hershey Hospital Frank Ashcraft Cedar Street Journal F. A. Bixby Nichols Iowa

Court Grants Plead Time in Suit Against Aldermen

Counsel for Muscatine aldermen in a writ of mandamus action over the appointment of Albert McGill as street commissioner were given until July 1 to plead. Judge D W Jackson ruled a defense motion to dismiss the case was overruled in district court Tuesday afternoon.

Muscatine Forrest Allen Albert McGill D. W. Jackson Jackson

Final Rites Held for C. Kleindolph

Final rites for Charles E. Kleindolph of Muscatine were conducted at 2 p m Tuesday at Hoffman Funeral home by Rev Vernon L Shantz of the First Baptist church. Burial was in Greenwood cemetery. Pallbearers were Joe Taylor George Thayer Raymond Negus Charles Riepe James Chasteen and Lee Stalkfleet. Flower attendants were Lucile Williams Charlene Hidwards and Nellie Hogan.

Charles E. Kleindolph Muscatine Walnut Street Hoffman Funeral Vernon L. Shantz First Baptist Church Hurial Greenwood Cemetery Joe Taylor George Thayer Raymond Negus Charles Riepe James Chasteen Lee Stalkfleet Lucile Williams Charlene Hidwards Nellie Hogan

Teachers Write Tests as County Exams Open at Courthouse

Three persons including two teachers and a prospective teacher took tests on second grade subjects as the uniform county examinations opened today at the office of E. D. Bradley county superintendent of schools at the courthouse. Four or five others enrolled in summer school courses were also reported taking exams with grades credited to a county. Tests on second grade subjects will be repeated Thursday and the course ends Friday with first grade subjects.

E. D. Bradley Court House Ea County

Debt Committee Settles Three Cases in Muscatine County

Thirteen cases were reviewed at an all day Muscatine county debt conciliatory committee session in Hershey building on Tuesday. John G. Gray, chairman, reported one new case and nine others were discussed with three old ones settled. The chair said several settlements seem likely soon while some cases appear hopeless.

Muscatine

Medical Expense Shows Big Gain in Muscatine County

Muscatine County reports 80 percent higher medical relief spending in 1935. Five months show $1 839.80 monthly average for medical costs, plus $2 967.47 for hospital care, totaling $9 199.1g for May period, as relief officials defend aid programs and reduced medical-rate contracts with doctors.

Muscatire County G. Allbee Muscatine Unemployed and Relief Association Board of Supervisors Relief Medical Society Relief Administration

Body Recovered From Gravel Pit Near Des Moines

Deputy sheriffs recovered the body of John Friar 22 after a drowning at a gravel pit near Des Moines Friar could not swim and disappeared in a hole Melvin McDivitt 15 attempted a rescue but escaped with his life An Arnolds Park party of nine searched Spirit lake for Edward Wenner 21 of Waterloo believed drowned Sunday night.

Des Moines John Friar Here Friar Melvin McDivitt Arnolds Park Edward Wenner Waterloo Spirit Lake

Unemployed urged to register correct addresses

Otis Hicklin appeals to unemployed workers at the federal re employment office to update their addresses after recent moves. Officials report difficulty locating workers when registrations do not reflect current residence, sometimes leading to other workers being assigned to jobs.

Otis Hicklin

Synod Elects Moderators and Clerks in Iowa Session

Centerville Iowa Rev A B Thutt of Clarinda was chosen moderator of the Presbyterian Synod of Iowa at Tuesdays session, succeeding Dr David I Berger of Muscatine Clerks elected include Rev D Paul Chapman Bettendorf Elder E H Kimball Sioux City and Paul Shedd Rockwell City as permanent clerk Business sessions began after a devotional led by Rev Harison Ray Anderson of Chicago with morning proceedings.

Centerville A. B. Thutt Clarinda Presbyterian Synod of Iowa David I. Berger Muscatine D. Paul Chapman Bettendorf E. H. Kimball Sioux City Paul Shedd Rockwell City Harison Ray Anderson Chicago

Atalissa Man 64 Dies By Own Hand in Garage

John Conklin 64 a resident of Atalissa shot himself in his garage at about 1 p m today. He had lived in West Liberty before moving to Atalissa. His widow is Linnie Martick. Coroner W S Norton and Sheriff Fred Nesper attended as inquest preparations began for another self inflicted death, Alvin O Krader.

John Conklin Atalissa Conklin West Liberty Linnie Martick W. S. Norton Fred Nesper Alvin O. Krader

Mrs Canfield Awarded Custody of Two Children

Hazel F. Canfield received a decree of divorce from Phillip S. Canfield in district court and was awarded custody of two minor children, Betty Dorothy and Philips George. The defendant was granted reasonable visitation rights. the action was filed earlier this court term.

Betty Dorothy Philips George Hazel F. Canfield Phillip S. Canfield

Edna Maxson Named Heir in Hendrickson Will

Anna Hendrickson widow of J G Fink dies testator leaves entire estate to Edna Maxson of New York named executrix without bond. Two sons John George and Otto Fink and three daughters Harriet Stevens Clara Evans Nellie Morris receive no share. Will dated October 12 1932 filed for probate.

Edna Maxson New York Anna Hendrickson J. G. Fink

Freedom on Bond Denied Berlovich Des Moines Murder Appeal

Dewey Berlovich, ex Des Moines night club owner, was denied bond by the state supreme court while awaiting decision on an appeal from his life sentence for the murder of a Des Moines relief worker last winter.

Des Moines Dewey Berlovich Iowa Berlovich

Davenport Seeks River Patrol Boat

Mayor Merle F. Wells said he hopes to arrange a motor boat for river patrols and rescues. A speed boat with life-saving and fire-fighting equipment should be available to police at all times for emergencies.

Davenport Merle F. Wells

Auto Interurban Collision Claims Granger Farmer

Des Moines reports a Granger Ia farmer James Costello aged 66 died when his car was struck by an interurban at a crossing east of Granger. The interurban motorman said the sun may have blinded Costello. Police radio equipment bids were also received for two southern Iowa stations and passed to E F Brown for tabulation.

Des Moines James Costello Granger Costello Iowa Attorney General's Office E. F. Brown

Senate approves half‑billion nuisance tax extension

The senate adopted a resolution extending about 500 million dollars of nuisance taxes by one year from June 30 after a plan change. It heads back to the house which had approved a two year extension.

Associated Press Washington Senate House

Committee Seeks Immediate Action on Old Soldier Bonus

Washington reports the Patman steering committee backing the plan to redeem adjusted compensation certificates with new currency. They aim to add the bonus to the presidential wealth tax proposal and push for full cash payment at this session. The group met secretly, with 19 of 22 members attending, to pursue favorable action.

Washington Patman Senate House Texas

Leona Shockley Hosts Madhatters Club Gathering

Leona Shockley entertained the Madhatters club at her home 106 Laurel Street Tuesday night. Bridge was played with first and floating prizes awarded to Miss Mozelle Ashby, second to Miss Edna Honts, and third to Miss Agatha Roby. The club will meet in two weeks at Miss Elizabeth Stapleton's West Fourth Street home.

Fife Leona Shockley Madhatters Club Laurel Street Mozelle Ashby Edna Honts Agatha Roby Elizabeth Stapleton West Fourth Street

Cochran Warns Tram Employes

Governor Cochran delivered a crisp warning to non strikers who refused arbitration with tram workers. He said the street car strike must be settled as planned and those who won t arbitrate will lose by default, signaling renewed effort to break the impasse after Tuesday s conference.

Omaha Cochran

Women Refused Licenses Over Missing Ages

Des Moines reports hundreds of Iowa women were denied licenses as forms were completed improperly. The blanks were filled but the applicants again refused to state their ages, delaying the process.

Des Moines Iowa Motor Vehicle Department Iowa

Dall May Attend Iowa Encampment

Curtis Dall former son in law of the president may attend the Iowa national guard encampment at Camp Dodge this summer as an honorary colonel in the guard He advised Governor Clyde L Herring during a brief visit in Des Moines Dall is in Des Moines on a business trip.

Des Moines Curtis Dall Iowa National Guard Camp Dodge Dall Clyde L. Herring

Patterson Joins Callahan Electric Staff

Announcement from J. J. Callahan Electric shop at 325 East Second Street states E. B. Pat Patterson an experienced electrician has been added to the shop team. Patterson formerly ran Pat's Electric shop here and brings years of electrical field experience to the firm.

J. J. Callahan Electric Shop East Second Street E. B Pat” Patterson Mr. Patterson Pat

Rutledge to Take Post as Dean of Iowa Law School

Dean Wiley B. Rutledge of Washington University School of Law resigns to become dean of the University of Iowa College of Law. He has served on the St Louis faculty since 1926 and led the school since 1930, taking up the Iowa City post in September.

Rutledge Iowa Law School St. Louis Wiley B. Rutledge Washington University School of Law University of Iowa City National Bar Association University of Colorado Iowa City

Quarry Blast Kills Boy as 3 Hurt at El Paso Cement Plant

A dynamite blast at a El Paso cement quarry kills a 16 year old, injures three workers including Juan Saucedo, and blasts loose vast rock piles. Superintendent H B Sparks searches amid dust for missing workers while warning of a possible second explosion.

el Paso Tex Sparks Stephen Juan Saucedo Otis Tyler

Nebraskan Shoots Self at Baker Institute

Alvin O. Krader 58 of Oscola Neb dies by self inflicted gunshot at 5 05 am at the Baker Institute. Inquest notes he had been a patient there for some time and a troubling home letter. Body found in basement after hospital staff heard a sound and located him. Verdict: death by own action.

Alvin O. Krader Oscola Neb Baker Institute Fairbanks J. L. Statler Krader

Continuance Given in Juvenile Case

Judge D W Jackson ordered a continuance until the September grand jury convenes after Leonard Walter juvenile admitted guilt to larceny. Jurisdiction was continued and the boy was placed in custody of his father for stealing a bicycle from a boy named Bareko.

D. W. Jackson Leonard Walter Bareko

Postmaster Recommended for Stanwood Iowa

Washington official Representative Eicher of Iowa recommends Cleve J. Long for appointment as Stanwood postmaster where he currently serves as acting postmaster.

Washington Eicher Iowa Cleve J. Long Stanwood

Also Mentioned on This Page

Conservation Association Y. M F. P. G. Halbfass State Board of Conservation L. R. Henderson County Parks Commission C. R. Rabedeaux Harry Hahn Kelley City News C. Kleindolph Synod West’s Bird Supplies Geo. Kranz & Son East Second St Hendrickson RMU aTese Nyaa Elsaa Pittsburgh East Third St Leona Shockley Tram Arbitration Board Patterson Callahan Shop Conoco RAI Were Timken Tects O. K Continental Oil Company
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