Dorothy Greenwald Clinches Muscatine City Spelling Title
Dorothy Greenwald, 11, sixth grader at McKinley school, won the Muscatine city spelling contest held at Jefferson school auditorium. She correctly spelled vilify and office after Wilma Altenbrand Missed vilify, earning a trip to Des Moines for the state contest funded by the Muscatine Lions club.
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Dorothy Greenwald
McKinley School
Muscatine
Wilma Altenbrand
Lincoln School
Jefferson School
Paul Pallischeck
Lincoln
Jackson
Jefferson
Garfield
Des Moines
Dorothy Greenweld
Muscatine Lions Club
Muscatine Journal
Lions Club
Charles Kern
Basil Glick
Jeanette Havemann
St. Mary's School
Evelyn Clay
Sierra
Roger Geibel
Roger
Betty Gremmell
Franklin School
J. A. Chamberlin
E. Raymond Tipton
George M. Hinshaw
Vernon L. Shantz
Zion Lutheran
Viola Martin
Esther Weiss
Anna Arnold
Wilma Axel
Harold Bronner
Marie Rueckert
Fiftieth
Phyllis Tobias
Rosalie Brady
Robert Schreurs
Osceola Lucas
Margaret Teichmiller
Helen Broadston
Charles Bohling
Edith Broadston
Marie Colberg
George Silberhorn
Leona Odell
Bennie Burrows
Robert Green
Loretta Mills
Dorothy Risley
William Maeglin
Appraisers Fix Damage Awards in Iowa Road Relocation
Six appraisers appointed by the Iowa supreme court chief justice set damages for abutting property owners near the relocation of Primary Road No 32 west of Durant. Awards include O W Schiele estate 1383.50 for 6 23 acres William Bierkamp 2675.00 for 10 89 acres and Peter Schwartz tenant 50. The board met at the county sheriff's office with Sheriff Elwood and engineer H L Phelps present.
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Tipton
Iowa Supreme Court
C. R. I. and P
Durant
O. W. Schiele
William Bierkamp
Peter Schwartz
Bierkamp
John Gordimer
Des Moines
H. H. Gee
Anamosa
J. E. Reaney
Columbus Junction
W. D. Dodds
Burlington
Henry Hoecke
Marshalltown
F. F. Everett
Lacy
C. H. Elwood
Elwood
H. L. Phelps
Lange divorce hearing ends in Wilton case
Testimony in the contested divorce of Henry Lange and Elizabeth Lange of Wilton closed Friday afternoon. Judge Jude D. V. Jackson said he saw no grounds for granting Henry Lange the divorce and appeared unsure on the cross suit for separate maintenance. Attorneys were to submit briefs within three days after court delays and interruptions by spectators during the hearings.
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Henry Lange
Elizabeth Lange
Wilton
Jude D. V. Jackson
Lange
Herbert G. Thompson
J.G. Kammerer
Jackson
List of runners with placements at a track meet
The text enumerates runners Kenz ninth, Helen Reuling tenth, Marian Smalley fifteenth and Gerald Wyman fortieth in a track event with a likely finish order.
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Kens
Helen Reuling
Marian Smalley
Gerald Wyman
Ed Smith as Governor Hope Calls Ex Gov Kendall Honors
A Madison County editorial argues Ed Smith could win the governorship and shares a long-ago piece he wrote, praising his readiness and leadership. It notes Smith’s kindness to rivals and cites his editor background, while reflecting on hospital physician Dr. Steindler’s work and Sisters of Charity at Mercy hospital Iowa City.
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Smith
Ed Smith
Kendall
Winterset
Madisonian
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
The
F. A. Steingeller
Madison County
State Hospital For
Des Moines
Iowa
Steindler
Sisters of Charity
Mercy
Best County Spellers to Compete in Annual Bee Friday
County spelling bee slated for Friday March 28 at Jefferson school auditorium will draw entrants from rural and town schools except Muscatine. Morning rounds begin at 10 o'clock with grand prize a trip to the state contest in Des Moines. prizes and certificates to top spellers, lists to be announced.
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Jefferson School
Muscatine
Muscatine Journal
E. D. Bradley
Muscatine Merchants
Des Moines
Journal
Muscatine Junior College to stage IS Zat So
Muscatine Junior College students select the three act comedy IS Zat So by Gleason and Taber with a 3 round bout featuring Virgil Godfrey and Francis Weis and Van Burton Snyder appearing as an 11 year old. Mrs Ethel S Hanley directs. Cast announced. rehearsal under way for an April staging. Venue details pending.
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Virgil Godfrey
Francis Weis
van Burton Snyder
Muscatine High School
James Gleason
Richard Taber
Muscatine
Ethel S. Hanley
Chick” Cowan
University Players
Iowa University Dramatic Organization
Eddie
A. B. “Hap” Hurley
Cowan
Ralph Mills
A. Clinton Blackburn
Walter Hunn
Sue Blackburn Parker
Clinton
Genevieve Phillips
Florence Hanley
Parker
Mary Ann Friedli
Robert Parker
Morse, Parker and Blackburn
Charles Meerdink
Marie Mestretti
Olive Douglass
Master James Blackburn Parker
Grace Hobart
Sue
Carmelete M Ad
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Wilma Altenbernd
Ishes
Genevieve Hopewell
Virginia Huff
Theda Ockerman
Washington School
Walier Lindee
Geibel
Harriett Lindee
Betty Crost
Alice Lindee
McKinley
George Colloch
Elsie Batchelor
Fern Sharer
Chester Hank
Dorothy Miller
Washington
Raymond Wheeler
Marian Narvis
Lillian Hiller
Ladd Steinmetz
June Holliday
Ernest Morgan
St. Mary’s
Jeannette Havemann
Marjorie Applegate
Margaret Erdman
Hazel Heiland
Helen Eichelberger
Lucille Tobias
Irma Lamprecht
Charlotte Wil
Nebraska
Confucius
Buddha
Jesus Christ
College
Den
Fred Hobart
Grace
Robert Griffin
Maurice Fitz-Stanley
William Bunn
John Duffy
Hobart
Angie van Alsten
New Yorker
Thelma Crow
the Butler
Byron Swain
Faith Stamler
Marian Schreurs
Betty Brown
Margaret Asthalter
Helen Hoag
Miriam Hoffman
Anna Marie Boston
Orville Schauland
Carl Braun
John Gauler
Phillip Kopp
Mark Coyner
Thomas Rogers
Kenneth Huber
Bine
Dodi
Chrysler
Royal Sedan
Phaetom
Cartier Et Cie
New York
Paris
C. L. Shellabarger
West Second St.—Redman Bldg
Kelch & Mills
West Liberty
Plymouth
Bert Lukenbach
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