Bankers Seek Delay in Deposits Guaranty Plan
The American Bakers Association backs a federal commission to study banking reform and delay insured deposits under the 1933 act. Francis Marion Law becomes ABA president, succeeding Francis H. Sisson, while Rudolf S. Hecht becomes first vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Bakers’ Association
National
National Banking Division
Association
National Administration
Washington
Francis H. Sisson
New York
Francis Marion Law
First National Bank of
Houston
Texas
Rudolf S. Hecht
Hibernia National Bank of
New Orleans
Judge Sets Plea Dates In Sept Term Cases
Judge Frank Kelsey assigned plea times for numerous new Sept term actions. Ten days to plead in listed suits including McKone versus Pilgrim and Maher versus Maher. Fifteen days in Bates banking suits and related actions. Twenty days in Wallace executrix versus Messier and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kelsey
John McKone
Walter Pilgrim
Fannie May Maher
L. A. Maher
H. W. Sharpley
E. M. Bristol
Ruth M. Oest
Alfred Oest
R. G. Tipton
C. H. Brown
Lawrence Salemink
Leland Glade
Jennie Field
A. J. Kleinjan
Fred W. Schroeder
E. M. Markham
Kenneth Yingling
Kahn Tailoring Company
Muscatine Tailoring Company
D. W. Bates
Herman A. Lange
Earl R. Elder
John D. Ryan
Hershey State Bank
Virgie Sorrells
Herrison Sorrells
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Clarence A. Raub
T. B. Nichols
Jerome C. Bishop
Lulu Phillips
Helen L. Wallace
Executrix
E. J. Messier
Legion Open Nominations For Coming Year Officers
Corps Active Legion will open nominations at the American Legion post meeting this Thursday night announced by post commander Warren Davis. Nominations stay open for four meetings ahead of the October 5 election. The drum corps will perform after the 7 pm meeting to allow practice for future appearances. The unit plans parades in Cedar Rapids and Burlington and a Chicago Legion event in October. Members of neighboring posts are invited to a Wapello picnic next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Post
Warren Davis
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
National Legioneen
Chicago
Muscatine Post
Wapello Post
Deer Escapes From Ledge After Ten Days In Watkins Glen
A famed deer that had lived on a rocky ledge at Watkins Glen for ten days slipped away today. Park employees gently urged the animal as it bypassed a temporary bridge, descended the steep bank to the stream, crossed, and climbed to a southern bank ledge before vanishing into the woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins Glen
N. Y
Child Dies After Car Skid In Iowa
In Vinton Iowa Jacqueline Troxel four daughter of Mr and Mrs George Troxel of Barrington was killed last Tuesday night when the car carrying her mother and her aunt skidded off the highway and overturned authorities reported the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Jacqueline Troxel
George Troxel
Barrington
Meeting of Muscatine trustees sets agenda for tonight
A Muscatine council meeting agenda includes postponement discussion and possible new club room locations. At a special Muscatine V F W post session Tuesday night trustees debated venue changes and other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
T. O. Reynolds
Lucas Street
Ford Tudor
H. F. Schafnit
Moscow
Chevrolet Coach
George Hahn Company
Rockne Panel
Lagomarcine Grape Company
Ford Truck
Holland and its role in world trade at the economic conference
Dutch leaders fear the lack of tangible results at the world economic conference while aiming to keep trade open through orthodox currency policies. They rely on exports to Germany and England, resist inflation, and see the Netherlands as a major but cautious importer and colonial investor with a strong East Indies tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude A. Jagger
Associated Presse
New York
Netherlands
Holland
America
Dominion
Canada
Belgium
Luxemburg
London
Germany
England
East Indies
DeMolay Meeting Attended by Clinton Davenport Officials
George Kruse of Clinton past state master councilor and Vernon Carstenson district master councilor led a Clinton Davenport DeMolay meeting at the Masonic temple. They outlined three months of district activities and scheduled a dance for Wednesday September 13 in the temple ballroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kruse
Clinton
Vernon Carstenson
Davenport
G. A. Riemcke
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Carstenson
Masonic Temple Ballroom
Mrs Brei and Mrs Copley Attend World’s Fair Days
The record notes days attending the world's fair in company with Mrs Lucille Brei and Mrs Berniece Copley of Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Brei
Berniece Copley
Davenport
Services Held for Mrs Satterthwaite
Funeral services for Mrs Jennie Satterthwaite who died at Belle vue hospital were held at the Fairbanks Home for Funerals at 2 30 p m with Rev B F Schwartz of the First Methodist Episcopal church officiating Burial followed at Greenwood cemetery Pallbearers were John Stieglitz Charlies Vanatta B H Ballew Paul Hoske Rex Fessler and Herbert Lorber
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Satterthwaite
Bellevue Hospital
Fairbanks Home
B. F. Schwartz
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Greenwood Cemetery
John Stieglitz
Charlies Vanatta
B. H. Ballew
Paul Hoske
Rex Fessler
Herbert Lorber
New School Term Under Way in Muscatine District
Public schools in Muscatine report 3,347 enrolled including the junior college with figures for field Jefferson Grant Washington McKinley Lincoln and the high school. Enrollment expectations rise to about 474 more pupils this week bringing total to 3,821 as St Mathias St Marys Zion Lutheran and Adventist enrollments are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Henry van Hettinga
Board of Educafield
Jefferson
Grant
Washington
McKinley
Lincoln
High School
Junior College
Willetta Strahan
St. Mathias
St. Mary’s
Zion Lutheran
Plane crash student pilot Kenneth Fair improves at Hershey
Kenneth Fair a student flyer from 530 Mulberry Avenue was injured Monday when his plane crashed on Muscatine Island. Doctors at Hershey hospital reported satisfactory early improvement in his head and shoulder injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Hospital
Kenneth Fairall
Mulberry Avenue
Muscatine Airpot
Muscatine Island
Louisa County NRA Parade Planned at Columbus Junction
Announcement says Louisa county NRA victory parade will be held Thursday at Columbus Junction. The Muscatine NRA committee received the notice and invites Muscatine organizations firms or individuals to take part with cooperation from the Muscatine committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa County
NRA
Columbus Junction
Muscatine Nra Committee
Muscatine Committee
Grandview Teachers Continue Posts Far Afield
Grandview youths with teaching roles away from town are leaving this week for new assignments. Most have been re elected to their previous positions while a few relocate to schools in Bloomfield Story City Muscatine Columbus Galesburg Mahomet Independence West Liberty Argyle Malcom and other locations. Local social notes include visits from relatives and friends in Chicago Columbus and Rockford and news of extended stays with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview
Bessie Kauschenbarger
Nichols
Marian Vibber
Bloomfield
Mildred Thompson
Story City
Mildred Walters
Muscatine
Elsa Walters
Columbus
Kas
Mabel Jarvis
Independence
Ruth Kemp
Argyle
Don McGill
Malcom
Iva Scha
Map Prepared by Pine Bluff Pupils Shown Statewide
A map created by geography pupils of Pine Bluff school in Sweet land township under Miss Lorraine McFadden is shown and explained at state teacher institutes as a rural education model. Miss Pearl Ritter of Iowa State Teachers College extension division arranged the demonstration. Harry W. Banze, Scott County superintendent, recommended it after judging county exhibits at the West Liberty fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff
Sweetland Township
Lorraine McFadden
Pearl Ritter
Iowa State Teachers College
Harry W. Banze
Scott County
West Liberty
Local residents travel and visits across towns
A busy weekend of hometown social activity includes Ainsworth and family visits from Des Moines and Lincoln, Iowa City hospital stays for Dorothy Trotter, and several trips to Ottumwa and Chicago for the century of progress. Community members attend fairs, teach, and host gatherings at Lincoln Street and Letts locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
J. A. Marsh
Des Moines
Maya
Robert
Ronald Haya
Lincoln, Neb
Grace Hulse
Janet
Keota
S. B. Sands
Hays
Chicago
Dorothy Trotter
Iowa City
Frank Chihak
P. E. O’conner
Audra
Lloyd Hopping
Ottumwa
Will Chihak
Hugh Hall
Rock Island
Minnie Jackson
W. I. Smylie
Aurora
H. Leatherbery
Dorothy Smylie
Jane Mahin
Letts
Harold Nichols
Nate Crawford
Alvae_ Boileau
Alice Sweet
James Boileau
Harry Boileau
Fred Barber
Arvid
Century of Progress
Charles Dryden
Jessie
Michigan
Dryden
Jess Marr
C. E. Basseler
Carl
Grace Evans
Martha House
Helen Kilgore
Helen Rabenold
Burke McCreedy
Maxine Welliner
Ethel Ginkins
Morning Sun girls win second in home furnishings at state fair
Morning Sun residents Miss Ivan Bowers and Miss Dorothy Green of Louisa County Four-H clubs placed second in demonstrating home furnishings at the state fair with twenty two teams competing. Their leader Mrs. Ray Cornie accompanied them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Sun
Ivan Bowers
Dorothy Green
Louisa County
Ray Cornie
Margaret North
Wyman
E. H. Hensleigh
Presbyterian
Wapello
Presbyterian Missionary Society
I. A. Burge
Muscatine Boys Band Returns From Chicago Century of Progress
The Muscatine Boys Band under Elmer Ziegler returned Tuesday from a five day trip to Chicago. They performed four times at the Century of Progress with crowds up to 5000 for the final concert. Guests of Comiskey the boys enjoyed free fair admission and sky ride access while visiting the Sox Indians game. The trip cost about 400 dollars funded by band sales, a summer lawn social, and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skelly Oilers
Muscatine
Illinois City
Oregon Field
James T. Cannon
Curtis Cannon
Fortskell
Archie Keath
Isett Avenue
James Cannon
Keath
Robert Burter
Lansing
Mich
Grant Zetler
West Eighth Street
Elmer Ziegler
Dorothy
West Sixth Street
W. C. A. Busch
Hershey Avenue
Chicago
Hilda Busch
Edward Mittelbuscher
Davenport
H. E. Feuster
Lucas Street
J. C. Coster
Howard la Grange
Frank Logan
Century of Progress
Court of States
Court of Honor
Hall of Science
Comiskey
C. A. Comiskey
White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Hall of Science Towers
Muscatin
Burnell
Clifford Bower
Clark Brown, Jr
Pete Calas
Donald James Carter
Woodburn Aiver
Gordon Day
Paul DeCamp
Thomas Douglas
George Eversmeyer
Raymond Fish
Kenneth Havemann
Ralph Hackett
Edward Hill
William Holzhauer
Norman Horst
Robert Hunter
Clifford Klein
Fred Lamprecht
Lemoyne Lawrence
Charles McCarty
Paul McDaniel
Leonard McEvoy
Jacque
Richard Merrifield
Millard Mills, Jr
Gerald Powell
Bruce Ratcliff
Lawrence Rogers
Alvin Romeine
Lysle Rummery
Kenneth Schlipf
Harold Schuessler
Floyd Stigers
Jack Strain
Alfred Seamster
Robert Toborg
Edward Vetter
Harold Weierhauser
Langdon Winslow
M. K. Mills
Ben Gallaher
Rp. E
Rural Teachers Not Hit by New Certification Ruling
Des Moines city news reports state superintendent Agnes Samuelson says the new certification law does not affect rural teachers. Rural teachers will keep high school normal certificates and uniform county certificates after 12 weeks extra training, without two years of college. Already issued certificates from June 1933 may be exchanged after five years experience.
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Des Moines
Agnes Samuelson
Samuelson
West Liberty News social notes move about travels
West Liberty reports Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Fountain visited Iowa City and relatives there. Mrs. Bell Randall and others called on Raymond Aikin’s family. Several groups left for Chicago for several days. Others planned Minnesota fishing trips. Mary Howard travels to Dubuque for senior year at Visitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Fountain
Iowa City
Mr. Fountain
Irwin Atkins
Betty Benz
Bell Randall
Davenport
West Branch
Raymond Aikins
A. A. Aiking
M. B. Vickers
Lara Baxter
Chicago
George Parsons
A. L. Laren
J. Kent Kluefer
Evanston
H. H. Hawker
Robert Brooke
W. L. Waters
Minnesota
L. R. Wiese
John Kimball
Mary Howard
Mae Howard
Dubuque
Visitation Academy
Marriage Licenses Soar in Muscatine County in August
The Muscatine county clerk reports a brisk marriage market in August with 18 licenses issued. In the same period seven divorce decrees were signed. Combined July and August licenses exceed totals from 1932 when a public notice was required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine County
First Decree for New Term Awarded
Mabel Roseman was granted a divorce from Cal Roseman on allegations of cruelty in the first degree. The petition states they married in Missouri on July 18, 1931 and have no minor children. Judge Frank Kelsey signed the decree at the new term of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Roseman
Cal Roseman
Frank Kelsey
Missouri
McGrew Hearing Set for Sept 19 on Guardian Request
Edward O. McGrew seeks guardian for Lizzie B. Williamson 73 a Mercy Hospital Davenport patient deemed mentally incompetent. Williamson owns property valued at 4000 dollars and the hearing is scheduled for 10 a m on September 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward O. McGrew
Lizzie B. Williamson
Mercy Hospital
Davenport
Williamson
Time Limit Near for Wheat Plan
Muscatine county farmers face a final week to decide on signing limited acreage agreements under the national wheat program. County Agent Carl E. Rylander announced Sept 10 as the deadline. Fewer than 50 farmers have signed, and small plot sizes explain the low response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine County
Carl E. Rylander
Nicholson Awaits 1934 Car Licenses
County Treasurer Arthur J. Nicholson weighs starting a search for Muscatine county 1934 license plates. Other counties have received allotments, but Muscatine has not been officially notified when a quota of or more will arrive. In previous years the plates were received in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Nicholson
Muscatine County
Une
Varied Matters Up Before Supervisors
Earl David Bradley was bonded for 1800 to begin his term as county superintendent of schools. The board also bonded Henry Fige as deputy sheriff for 2000 and Harry Parry as Goshen township clerk for 500. They suspended taxes for local residents and approved several domestic animal claims. The Muscatine Bank and Trust Co. became official depository for county funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl David Bradley
Board of Supervisors
Henry Fige
Harry Parry
Goshen Township
J. R. Longstreth
Lydia Westenfeldt
Leo J. Wieskamp
Harold Chatfield
Ralph Jenkins
F. P. G. Halbfass
Floyd Nicewanner
H. J. Farnsworth
Muscatine Bank and Trust Company
Uniform Weed Law Will Be Requested In Iowa
A Muscatine county delegation will push a uniform weed cutting law for Iowa covering state roads county primary roads and township towns before a state legislature committee within two weeks. Delegation members include J Henry Schaefer chairman A J Altekruse former supervisor W W Legler Wilmot Hendricks and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Muscatine County
J. Henry Schaefer
Board of Supervisors
A. J. Altekruse
W. W. Legler
Wilmot Hendricks
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