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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1933

Page

7

Hold Rites for Mrs J Houseal in Columbus Junction

Funeral services for Mrs J Houseal were held at the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev W A Lamp officiating. Burial followed in Columbus City cemetery. Survivors include sons Lewis Hilton Glenn Rollo Floyd Isadore Paul W J and Howard and daughters Mrs Glenn Brittan Mrs George McCaleb and Mrs Fred Simmons plus many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Numerous relatives attended from nearby towns and cities.

Columbus Junction John Houseal Methodist Episcopal Church W. A. Lamp S. A. Dwinell B. 0 Houseal Lewis Buffalo Hilton Glenn Rock Island Ill Rollo Floyd Ottumwa Isadore Ainsworth Paul Crangfordsville W. J River Junction Howard Wapello Glenn Brittan Newton George McCaleb Fred Simmons Daisy Shaw John Thomas Rowan Mary Sellers Wayne Neb Floyd Houseal Adamson Hilton Houseal Glenn Houseal Rock Island, Ill Lewis Houseal Howard M Houseal Hamilton Downs I. B. Rabenold Margaret Gosling Isadore Houseal W. J. Houseal Paul Houseal Crawfordsville Floyd Olds John Olds Hubbell Washington Oscar Allensworth Davenport Donald Bridges Smith Muscatine

Plan to Loosen Up Credit Contemplated

Recovery officials praised early progress in the coal and automotive code talks while noting no final agreement before next Tuesday. Johnson stayed home drafting a Labor Day speech as Ford’s intentions remain unclear and rail and wage policies draw attention from Washington to Detroit.

Whitney Eastman Ford Detroit Henry Ford Michigan North Woods The Blue Eagle Huron Mountain Club Lake Superior

Italian Air Hero Killed in Crash

Italian aviator De Pinedo perished in a crash after attempting a takeoff in a heavily fueled plane. The craft failed to rise, swerved toward a steel fence, and burst into flames as about 200 spectators watched in shock at the scene near the navy airfield.

de Pinedo Navy Boepee Myles

Suspect Freed Shot by Officer in City Center

Wright, released after questioning in the murder and assault case, was shot by Clark in the business district after he allegedly brandished a shotgun. He had been involved in earlier confrontation with state police and was wounded in the abdomen. Police said he appeared intoxicated and denied being the trio’s member in the Newton farm home attack.

Robinson Wright Clark John Wiliam Allen Danville Henry Shelby Tilton Mary Schraeder Newton Anna Schraeder Bernard Weldom

Baptist Convention to Meet in Muscatine This Week

The Iowa Baptist convention comes to Muscatine for its largest gathering in years with the women World Wide Guilds and young peoples events featured. Miss Mary B. Rumsey of Muscatine leads the World Wide Guild banquet. The mid eastern Iowa conven tion will be at Calvary Baptist in Cedar Rapids September 15 to 17.

Muscatine Iowa Baptists Calvary Baptist Church Cedar Rapids Shantz Mary B. Rumsey World Wide Guild Young People's Department

Iowa Parole Board Grants 62 Inmates Paroles

The Iowa board of parole issued paroles to 40 inmates from Anamosa Reformatory 17 from Fort Madison state penitentiary and five from Rockwell City women’s reformatory. In Davis City Celia Burton 54 of Kansas City Kansas died and four others injured when their car overturned. In Rhinebeck New York auto racer John Gerber of Stanwood Iowa crashed through a fence and was slightly injured during a race at Dutchess County Fair Grounds.

Associated Press Des Moines State Board of Parole Anamosa Reformatory State Penitentiary Fort Madison Women’s Reformatory Rockwell City Davis City Celia Burton Kansas City Kas

District Court Notes Forms Attachments in Landlord Suits

D. W. Bates as receiver filed a landlord's writ of attachment against Martin Oveson for 925 dollars. A separate landlord's attachment suit for 145 dollars was brought by Mrs. Johanna Shoultz against Oliver A Reichert and Wilma Reichert.

D. W. Bates Martin Oveson Johanna Shoultz Oliver A Wilma Reichert

Pilot’s confident takeoff belies peril at sea warning

A pilot aboard a transatlantic flight prepared for a forced sea landing with five balloon kites to signal ships if diverted. A siren and water splash would wake him if the plane strayed from course during his rest 40 winks above the Atlantic.

Atlantic

Eicher Addresses NRA Farm Act Talk on Recovery Plan

Congressman Eicher spoke on the NRA and Farm Act outlining how production controls and acreage limits aim to restore price levels for farm products. He cited pork production excess despite growth in 1926–1932 and foresees improvements by year end with recovery acts shielded by tariffs if needed. Local officials and entertainment preceded his remarks, with comments on beer legislation and fiscal concerns from Rep. Metcalf.

Eicher Herman Lord Feicher L. A. Crull Hilda Michels Marvella Dance Studio Virginia Miller Donald Sharar Virginia Rosenthal Betty Hoffman Scott Sample Lodge B. L. Metcalf Muscatine County John R. Thompson Democratic County Central Committee Metcalf Iowa

Austrian Arms Plan Is Given Approval

The text describes Nazi leader Adolf Hitler addressing sixty thousand Nazi youths at a Nürnberg rally, urging unity and an iron front while outlining the party's transition toward a German state and the education of citizens as state members. It notes a wounded escapee Hofer being transported to Nürnberg by special plane and questions his ability to attend the convention.

Innsbruck Austria Nurnberg Hofer Hitler Germany Bienn

Iowa Coal Mine Strike Spreads Out (continued From Page 1.)

The strike at Chariton by Williamson local union No. 390 of the United Mine Workers was wired to Gen. Hugh Johnson. Iowa Coal Operators association president Sam Ballantyne charged the miners with violating the blanket code and contracts. Des Moines operators said they would comment after meeting with miners’ representatives.

Johnson Cates NIRA United Action of Labor and Management American Federation Eastman Whitney Joseph B. Eastman Roosevelt Cleveland A. F. Whitney Railway Labor Executives’ Association Transportation NRA Chariton Williamson United Mine Workers of America Hugh Johnson Des Moines Sam Ballantyne Iowa Coal Operators Association

Legislature misinterpreted 3.2 beer intent by taxing it

The document argues that the legislature misread Congress’s intent in legalizing 3.2 percent beer and applied a tax as an intoxicating beverage.

Congress

Hayseed Tourney Planned at Fair Columbus Junction

A Hayseed tournament set for the Louisa county fair at Columbus Junction features six games across Wednesday to Friday. Teams Pitchin versus Lone Oak, Tennessee versus Sandy, Pleasant View versus Shellbark, Dutch Ridge versus Hills Auto, followed by winners’ matchups and semi finals. Farmers must play and live or work in the local community. team managers must file eligible-player lists with the committee by 8 p m today with the secretary E H Wiegner.

Columbus Junction Louisa County Pitchin Lone Oak Wednesay i Tennessee Sandyrd Pleasant View Shellbark Dutch Ridge Hills Auto Supply Ach E. H. Wiegner

Wallace Taken to State University Hospital for Care

Wapello Bernard Wallace suffered a second skull fracture in an accident while en route from Muscatine early Wednesday. He was moved from Burlington to the University hospital at Iowa City for an operation and remained in an uneasy condition Friday. The injuries followed a fall from a car running board driven by James Mellinger of Oakville.

Journal News Service Wapello Bernard Wallace Muscatine Burlington University Hospital Iowa City Allace James Mellinger Oakville James Johann Ave Isett Cedar Streets Johann Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Harriett Vandevort Methodist Church Miss Vandevort Josephine Cover Opal Arms Reena Vandevort Patricia Christie Lillian Peters Marian Cover Anna Lee Meyerholz Hazel Shaer Virginia Bucher Cleve Haley Baxter Farm Coperly Mr. Pemble Josephine Charles Reutinger Inez Lelia Ruth Eversmeyer Georgia

Sinnett Services Conducted for Miss Sarah Sinnett

Final rites for Miss Sarah Jane Sinnett, who died at her Bloomington township home Wednesday, were conducted Friday at 2 30 p m at the residence by a local minister.

Sinnett Sarah Jane Sinnett Bloomington Township

Principal Sets Start Time For High School Fall Term

Principal Fred Messenger announced the fall term plan. Teachers meet at 8 15 a m Tuesday. Freshmen report to study hall A 25 at 8 45 a m Tuesday. Upper grades meet in rooms per posted schedule. Class schedules start 9 30 with 10 minute periods. Classes begin Wednesday on regular schedule.

Fred Messenger

Recorder Named NRA Group Head

Wapello county recorder Jessie Lockwood was named chairwoman of the NRA movement in Wapello city by Mrs. W E Etter Si gourney. A county wide drive under township chairmen will start immediately with each selecting assistants and the drive ending September 9.

Journal News Service Wapello Jessie Lockwood Louisa County Recorder NRA W. E. Etter Sigourney Columbus City Mary Girard Eva Bretz Columbus Junction Bess McRoberts Concord Mae Moore Cotter Leona Stapp Elliott Grace Mellinger Elm Grove Helen Cotter Grandview Mary McGrew Hopewell J. C. McCormack Jefferson Dean Parsons Letts Pearl Gipple Marshall Dan Barrick Morning Sun Inez Hensleigh Oakland H. O. Meredith Union

Funeral Rites for Rev J B Rendall Held at First Presbyterian

The Rev J B Rendall pastor of the First Presbyterian church was buried in Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers included T H Ogilvie F W Hermann G R Titus George Ellman Dr J T Martin W F Kuebler David Bogard and E F Schall. Flower attendants were Mrs J M Brockway Miss Mary Jarboe and Mrs Nellie E Robertson who also sang two vocal solos.

J. B. Rendall First Presbyterian Church Greenwood Cemetery T. H. Ogilvie F. W. Hermann G. R. Titus George Ellman J. T. Martin W. F. Kuebler David Bogard E. F. Schall J. M. Brockway Mary Jarboe Nellie E. Robertson

Ginley Charged with Drunk Driving in Iowa Avenue Incident

Ginley scheduled to appear today in Justice J. C. Center's court for driving an automobile while intoxicated after being arrested in the 100 block on Iowa Avenue at 12 15 a.m. Police arrested him. Joe Dunphy received a suspended 30 day jail sentence after pleading guilty to intoxication.

Justice J. C. Center Ginley Iowa Avenue Joe Dunphy

August Fire Damages in Muscatine Total and Alarms

Fire Chief J. J. Brown reports August fire costs 262.75 dollars, with 13 alarms this month, 4 725 dollars in property at risk and 3 300 dollars insurance. No major losses this month compared with 64 950 dollar building value and 32 650 dollar insurance in August last year. The largest August loss last year was 372.50 at the James W. Tennyson home on Walnut Street August 21.

Muscatine J. J. Brown Frank Savadge River Front James W. Tennyson Walnut Street

Deeds Recorded for Muscatine and Nearby Properties

Deeds filed show Cities Service Oil of Delaware taking part of lot 10 block 15 Muscatine. American Savings Bank transfers 60 acres in section 47-7-1W to F R Kaufman and W P Kaufman. Huttig transfers lot 1 block 58 Muscatine to Kathryn M Huttig. Edith B Andrews by sheriff to Reconstruction Finance Corp contains lot 3 Edward Bebb subdivision 32-76-4W. Port entry limits vessels under 12 feet depth. Sholes credited with inventing the typewriter.

Cities Service Oil, Company of West Virginia Cities Service Oil Company of Delaware City of Muscatine American Savings Bank F. R. Kaufman W. P. Kaufman H. W. Huttig Kathryn M. Huttig Anna M. Haney Edith B. Andrews Reconstruction Finance Corporation Edward Bebb

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. Houseal Tion Recovery Administration Hugh S. Johnson Chicago Edward F. McGrady NRA For Labor Organized Labor McGrady United Mines Workers Oetegen American Federation of Labor Ickes Labor Federation Iowa Briefs George Clark Wey Wallace State University Hospital Elder Hall Nichols St Mars Circle NRA Group Etter Geo. M. Wittich Funeral Home GEO Wittich Cedar St Geo. M. Wittich Kenneth C. Daut UH B. Gilliland Lake Maracaibo Gulf of Venezuela C. L. Sholes Typewriter
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