Tama Tribe Member Attends Annual Farmers Union Picnic
George Youngbear Tama Indian spoke at the picnic with his wife and four children. He notes many on the reservation speak English well, Tama lands total 3,300 acres, and a pow wow in Tama on August 20 to 23 attracts thousands. The Presbyterian church has influence, yet sacred ceremonies endure. The tribe runs a general fund and shares resources, while trading with Tama merchants.
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Farmers Union
George Youngbear
Mr. Youngbear
Mr. Younghear
Haskell Institute
Kansas
Tama
Youngbear
Coming Union Convention Program Highlights
Rev C Witt outlines the National Union of Christian Schools meeting in our town on the 25th and 26th with musical features. Prof H Schultze speaks on Calvinism Communism, Rev D H Walters leads song service and chorus, Miss Wilma Vander Wilt plays piano accordion, and a ministerial trio performs. Activities include sessions at First and Second Chr Ref churches and a Holland language finale led by Rev I Van Dellen. Audience invited. offerings collected at two evening meetings.
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Pella
National Union of Christian Schools
Fair Town
H. Schultze
Calvin Seminary
D. H. Walters
Wilma Vander Wilt
Leighton
I. van Dellen
Denver
Colo
Peoria
Father of Mrs Harold Van Maren Passes Away
Mr and Mrs Harold Van Maren of Des Moines visited their relatives as they traveled to Burlington after being summoned by the death of Mrs Van Marens father Reverend Samuel Powell who died Sunday at 8 00 am in Burlington hospital Powell a Baptist minister and former pastor at Mediapolis Iowa is reported to have died early Sunday morning
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Harold van Maren
Des Moines
N. van Maren
Burlington
Bolt Upsets Iowa Picnic at Long Beach Park
The Los Angeles Times notes 20 000 Iowans gathered in Long Beach Park for a midsummer picnic. A lightning bolt struck a cedar tree injuring Mrs. C. B. Cleveland while a 12 year old girl Lois Franke escaped unharmed. Attendees came by car streetcar and on foot from across Southern California to register names and share homemade lunch amid chatter about crops drought and Midwest life.
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Los Angeles Times
Long Beal
Iowa
Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
Bob Hurts
Bixby Park
Lois Franke
Middle West
California
Hawkeye
Des Moines
Davenport
Chicago
Kansas City
Apple Pie Staples Highlight Classic New England Fare
A nostalgic survey of regional eating recalls baskets and boxes piled high with pie, fried chicken, ham, pickles, and homemade dishes. Old fashioned kitchens and housekeepers defined the meals, with some items from Ham-bita-pi Bakery or Ma's Place on the boulevard.
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New England
Ma's
Boulevard
Mrs W H Clark Summoned From Pella Baptist Church Rites
Obituary notice for Mrs. W H Clark of Pella Iowa detailing birth July 19 1884 near Dandridge Missouri death date uncertain, surviving husband W H Clark daughter Virginia Mae, mother Mrs Tice, brothers and sisters listed, funeral held at Pella Baptist Church with Rev Ralph Nordlund and Rev P H Blunt officiating, Oakwood burial. large out of town attendance named.
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Dandridge
OPM
Pella
W. HL. Ving
Virginia
Wa Mae
Lord Jesus Christ
Rand M
P. H. Blunt
Oskaloosa
Oakwood
Hubert McAdoo
Curt Sowers
Runnels
Frank McAdoo
Roy Brews
Will Farley
Indianola
Cora McAdey
New Sharon
Wil Tandy
Olivet
George Barnes
Walter Philips
Tracy
Jake Smith
George Bearele
Clark
Otis Clark
Walter’ Clack
Find
J.P. Clas
Knoxville
Jack Melton
Des Moines
Clara Noel
Fleck
Lottie Tice
Minnie Grimes
Hattie McAuley
Ida Spahn
Louise Shield
Mamie Jackson
Newton
John Hoagland
Fairmount
Link Tice
Robert
Hazel
Ralph Tice
Monroe
Ban ‘Ice
Qaucktter
Ruth
Perry
Myst
Lawrence
Nancy
Genter
J. W. Sawdon
Neve Shavon
Mae Tracy Heitsman
Hedrick
Ellsworth Richardson
Eddyville
William Sterrenberg Dies After Brief Illness
William Sterrenberg, longtime Sioux County resident and political active community member, died at St Marys Hospital after a weeklong illness from heart and other diseases. Born in the area, he settled here as a child and spent his life nearby. He married Helena Jongewaard on February 14, 1900, who died in 1929. He helped organize Trinity church and served as a consistory member and pastorial leader, and also managed the Poor Farm for 24 years.
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City Journal
William Sterrenberg
St. Mary's Hospital
Sioux County
Helena Jongewaard
Trinity Church
Funeral for beloved church member noted for kindness
He was known for his friendly disposition and Christian chet ef, a friend to any in trouble. His nephews and all siblings have passed on, his estate left to the Reformed church. Funeral services were held at the funeral home Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 and Trinity church at 2. Rev. JG Brower led. Interment followed in the local cemetery. Relatives and friends filled the church to overflowing.
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Reformed Church
Trinity Church
JG. Brower
Giants Seem Likeliest To Win National League Pennant
The Inquiring Reporter polls five locals on who will clinch the NL pennant. All five named the New York Giants as the leading contender citing pitching hitting and fielding as decisive factors. Two voters suggested remaining Cubs or a late Cubs comeback could still threaten.
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Charles Klein
New York Giants
Giants
Verry Smith
Chicago
WM. Breaklander
Cardinals
Cubs
Klaas
Notable 1936 election choice debate and local deaths
The piece notes Alf Landon appealing to voters amid the 1936 pre election choice between the New Deal and heritage. It reports Floyd B. Olson’s death, Marion Biesbrouck’s suicide near Ha nadar, James W. Brazeltyn’s 50 years in Masonic lodge, rock art discoveries at Twin Butts caverns, cattle eating Russian thistles, Everett Delaney’s parole for drunken driving, and a truck drivers strike widening grocery shortages.
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Alf
M. Landon
State cows milking at 73 percent in Colorado
Condensed items note 73 percent of Colorado’s 256000 cows are milked, up from 72 percent last year and 71 percent in 1934. Other items: King Edward to have steam baths at Buckingham Palace. a Penn survey challenges decentralization for rural decline. legal cases include Martin Moore’s death sentence for murder and the Nelle Tipton Muench case. a farm youth Orville Seidel dies in a crash. William E. Berry resigns as dean to join Earlham College. domestic trouble insights from Askild Skromme.
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Colorado
United States Department of Agriculture
Edward
Jermyn Street
Buckingham Palace
William E. Berry
William Penn College
Oskaloosa
Berry
Earlham College
Richmond
Ind
Earlham
United States
Coroner reports Marian Freund suicide in Fort Dodge area
The coroner said Marian Freund 22 formerly lived on a farm near Fort Dodge Iowa ended her life Saturday in a gas filled apartment after periods of unemployment and the death of her mother. Also noted Democratic nominee John K Valentine of Centerville Indiana for lieutenant governor and other brief items including a spankings court case and escapes from a Oregon jail.
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William Carpenter
Marian Freund
Fort Dodge
Democratic State Central Committee
John K. Valentine
Centerville
Valentine
State Board of Assessment and Review
Senate
CURRENT SIMILES IN POLITICAL SCENES
A collection of similes reflecting political discourse and budget strains. The lines compare voting behavior, campaign rhetoric, debt collection, budget pressures, and policy outcomes to everyday situations ranging from beach rules to droughts and iceman wages.
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Alaska
League of Nations
New Corona Portable Typewriter At $1.00 Weekly
The compact Corona Portable Typewriter with its case is touted as the era’s outstanding model. Priced at $49.50, it can now be bought for $1.00 a week, and readers are urged to request a demonstration.
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Corona
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