Local residents and visitors listed in city social notes
A long string of residents and visitors are noted in city society chatter. Names include Dr F Reigle Arlington, MacDonald Oran, P J Messer Sumner, George Elliott Fairbank, Charles Ford Oran, Will Lyons Oran, Ervin Patridge Maynard, Harry Stewart Hazleton, Glen Reid Waterloo, Fred Notvolm Sumner, Frank Evans Maynard, Beryl Stockwell Gordon Elliott, George Davis Randalia, K B Funke Donnan, Jenny and crew from Wildwood, Bob Schneider Orchestra, E F Warnke Fairbank, Donald VanSickle Fairbank, Mr and Mrs Davis Strawberry Point, Mildred Bock Earlville, Mrs Thomas Theobald West Union, Edward Meyer Decorah, Ray Reynolds Jimmie Shafer James Cooney, Theobald children, Georgia June birth, Will McFarlane family Arlington, Leona Mooney Chicago Beta Phi Beta, World’s Fair, Schneider family, Oelwein LOF Hawkeye, Robert Frost Maynard Montana, Dr A F Clingman Waterloo, broadcasts on WMT, Mrs Edna Fox family Joliet, William Donaldson Denny Joliet, Harold Cook family, Rolin Cook family Flint, Doris Swart Town City, R R Truax Hazleton, Hazleton Masonic rites. funeral in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin Patridge
Maynard
Harry, Stewart
Hazleton
Glen Reid
Waterloo
Fred Notvolm
Sumner
Frank Evans
Beryl Stockwell
Gordon Elliott
Independence
Cenrge Davis
Randalia
K. B. Funke
Donnan
Jynnece
Wildwood
Bob Schnéider
Mgr
E. F. Warnke
Fairbank
Donald VanSickle
Decorah
Tom Jr
Dick, Jerry
Jamie Theobald
Francis Theobald
West Union
Robert Meiers
Georgia June
Morey Hospital
Will McFarlane
Betty
Charles Wiltse
Arlington
Leona Mooney
Chicago
Falstaft
WMT
I¢rs
Schneider
Urbana
Til
Birch Schneider
Oelweln
LO. O. F. County
Hawkeye
5. M. Andrews
Oo. A. Siegfried
J. W. Mohler
George Wilkens
Robert Frost
Tayette County
Montana
Mrs. Baker
C. W. Barney
A. F. Clingman
G. A. Clingman
Edna Fox
Beverly
Wayne
William Donaldson
Denney
Joliet
Iinois
William Bathke
Joseph H. Zubrod
Harold Cook
Judge
Cook
Nalamagoo
Mich
Rolin Cook
Flint
Doris Swart
University Hospital
Town City
Oelwein
BE. R. Truax
Truax
Des Moines
State
Story Hour at Delwel n Mercy Library
Story hour at the Del Weln Mycary library begins at 1 15 P M Saturday with Mother Went Winds and Children of the Soft as the readings. Gospel Baptist team defeats Christians 16 to 4 with Weston pitching and setting a sixteen strikeouts record. Methodists beat Lutherans 4 to 3. Presbyterians meet Lutherans tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gospel Baptist
Weston
Methodists
Presbyterians
Fire Department Responds to Gas Plant Fire
Fire department was called yesterday afternoon to the gas company's plant where a cinder pile was burning. It was extinguished but damage resulted.
Nelsons Head East for Rotary International Convention
Mr and Mrs Clayton Nelson left this morning for Boston where he represents the local organization as delegate They travel by auto and will visit several points of interest in the east before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Nelson
Boston
East
Chamber of Commerce Drives for New Members
Local Chamber of Commerce continues a membership drive among professional and business men to retain the secretary. Yesterday’s drive yielded new members including J. W. Dwyer J. G. Shaw Saratoza Pool Fall Dr. R. I. Galvin Ritchie Bros Gross Printers Dr. Wasson Sanitary Market W. J. Grennen and Drs. Feld and Feld. Names will be published each day during the limited drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
J. W. Dwyer
J. GB. Shaw
Saratoza Pool
R. I. Galvin
Ritchie Bros. Gross
Wasson
W. J. Grennen
Feld
Elks 1VE Kiddies a Pigs Thursday Picnic
Elks 1VE and local youth groups host a large kids picnic at City Park on Thursday June 25 inviting all school aged boys and girls in Oelwein area. Activities include hot dogs ice cream lemonade bicycle races foot races novelty games water carnival canoe tilting and prizes. Transportation from Rock Island Park at 1 a.m. with return by 5 p.m. More details to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piks Club
Boy Scouts
Oelwein
Rock Island Park
Superior Court News Reflects Immediate Courts Actions
This morning Charles Lang of Cedar Rapids appeared before Judge Cook to answer speeding charges. He paid a five dollar fine and costs after a prior red ticket and a reminder to appear. Yesterday Mrs. Join Dugan of Scott Township filed information against her husband for assault and battery. The sheriff found the home gates locked and the husband absent. he will likely be brought in today to answer the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Lang
Cesar Rapids
Shieriff
Fayette County Young Farmers to World’s Fair trip
The Fayette County Young Farmers Club will send a truck load to the Chicago World’s Fair, departing Sunday at 4 00 AM. Twelve members are confirmed with more to decide, including Howard Sanders Donald Scott Raymond Sehall Howard Ingels Arnold Lauer Reuben Wackman Thomas Wetherbee Lawrence Kinny Alvin Thoreson Paul Doughty Theobald Phillips Will Follner and County Agent Lodwick. Also noted are church attendees and a creamery official winning a World’s Fair prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fayette County
Young Farmers’ Club
Fayette
Hovrd Sanders
Donald Scott
Raymond Sehall
Howard Ingels
Arnold Lauer
Reuben Wackman
Thomas Wetherbee
Lawrence Kinny
Alvin Thoreson
Paul Doughty
Theobald Phillips
Willl Follner
Lodwick
California Auto Trip Recap From 21 Days On The Road
Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Layab describe a 600 mile coast trip spanning 21 days through states including California Nevada and Wyoming. They crossed Monarch Pass at 11 000 feet and noted a sand storm in the desert. The journey featured speeds up to 75 mph, limited gear shifts, and roads described as passable with more gravel than paving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisi Ary
C. A. Layab
California
Monarch Pass
Nevada
Wyoming
Siivertown
Pikes Peak
Sacred Heart Parish and area church notices summary
A dense church bulletin lists sacred heart mass times confession hours and gospel baptist church services with pastor names and times as well as Zion Lutheran Church Iowa district convention dates and cancellations. first baptist church schedule includes sermons Sunday school and youth programs. presbyterian church notes include worship service and community event plans. Lutheran church at Maynard notes no service next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gospel Baptist Church
Chester Ainsworth
Zion Lutheran Church
KF H. Voelker
Iowa
American Lutheran Church
Lytton
Towa
Zion “Lutheran Church
Luther League
Orphan's Home
Albert Dohse
Ladies Aid
First Presbyterian Church
Unity—Liberty—Charity
L. W. Hanter
D. D
Grimwood Scott Circle
H. B. Hough
The
Name Church
Jtuly
Lutheran Church
Maynard
Town
A. Haferman
Local Society Notes From Lytton Iowa Meeting Dates
The adult class plans to attend the Atriot convention in Lytton Iowa on Wednesday June S at 8 00 PM. The Ladies Aid will meet Thursday June 29 at 2 00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lytton
Iowa
Ladies Aid
Ridout Killed Himself As Posse Closed In
Prohibition agents battled a car near Oskaloosa Iowa as federal agent Harry H. Elliott was killed and A A Murphy wounded. Claude Ridout, linked to liquor running, fled with a woman in his car. Murphy at a hospital identified the vehicle. Mrs Ridout arrested later at Creston home as manhunt continued. Ridout had prior liquor charges and was free on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Feec
Elliott
Heath
Britt Lattle
Murphy
Murphys
Prohibition
Oskaloosa
Ridout
Creston
Claude Ridout
Tedar
Harry”H. Elliott
A.A. Murphy
Rr County
Out
Claude
Federa
Harry H. Ellicott
Here
Glen A. Brunson
Southern Towa
P A. A. Murphy
Spencer
Prohibition agents chased liquor runner near Oskaloosa
Agents Murphy and Elliott pursued a liquor runner four miles west of town after spotting a car bearing number 88-1028. Elliott was killed in the exchange and Murphy wounded, later identifying the suspect as a Creston man. Elliott’s funeral planned in Grinnell.
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Nwquor
Oskaloosa
Murphy
Elliott
Willotte
Murp
Stident
Creston
Fr. €. Mid
Projects To Be Financed By The Government Continued From Sage One
The article describes government financing for three project classes. It notes projects that can start immediately and be completed quickly, contrasted with those requiring longer timelines and additional steps before execution.
Centerwide Plan Oversees Integrated Public Projects
A central administration will pass on state and local projects submitted by state administrators. Boards will review plans for general policy, technical soundness, legality, finance, and economic desirability. A Board of Investigation and Review will resolve any difficulties arising in coordinated planning.
Organize To Halt Profiting Continued From Pere Oney
Announcement with $ public works fund would fund projects creating work, prioritizing unemployment centers. Farm Relief Administration prepares swift southern campaign to reduce cotton acreage. Industrial Administration labor advisory board, led by Leo Wolfman, held its first meeting. employers’ advisory board planned next week. Central Goal Associates, coal operators in Appalachians, codes under discussion. General Hugh Johnst on idea for a master plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pere Oney
Public Works Fund
Farm Relief Administration
Industrial Administration
Labor Advisory Board
Leo Wol-fman
Employers’ Advisory ‘Board
Wolman
Central Goal Associates, Inc
Appalachians
Hugh. Joh
Chain store talks highlight coal industry pricing issue
Washington conferences with Johnson and top industry leaders discuss tinting and maximum price concerns. Representatives from the prime industry and chain store executives weigh potential policy impacts as the coal sector faces difficult questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Fragmentary OCR Wreck Leaves Meaning Unclear
The readable text shows broken phrases about a fusion of items and notes on a good slop and a 17ST subset, but most details are unreadable. It mentions minted items and a relation to smaller dents, with no clear event, place, or person names to anchor a complete summary.
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Dr. F. Reigle
Arlington Cafe
Trigada
MacDonald
Oran
P. J. Messer
George Elliott
Charles Ford
Will_ Lyons
Fire Department
Rotary — International Convention
Digve Vor
TN Chamber OF Commerce
ELKS
Superior Court News
W. Union News
Lauereues
J. Sedler
Warnlnestay
Dubuqie
Tipper Town
A. S. Berg
Dubuque
West Union Church
M.A. Hichinson
West Union Creamery
My Hutchinson
Peter Fox Sons
New York
Philadelphia
Hutchinsons
Robert Hoover
Ocwelo
Califoryea
Sacred Heart
J. V. “Bacal
First Baptist Church
Charles Edward Hillis
Iowa Falls Assembly
Church Perserve
Posse
Love Nests
James Gney
Exteeler
Sprague Feed Store
Town Crier
Guide Post
Oclwein Daily Register
Dr. A. M. Friend
Farmers Bank
Connors’ Inc
Batiste
Westinghouse
Lesa
Avery House
Interstate Power Ce
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