Central Wins In Real Thrilller Over Ot tumwa In OT
In a hard fought opening game Central edged Town Success 44 to 42 in overtime on Central’s late surge. Meier led Ottumwa with five field goals and 3 free throws, while Jud Reimer scored 13 for Central and Kot Hoekstra Hoogheem and Ford brothers provided key plays amid 25 personal fouls and two technicals.
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Towa
Ottumwa
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Town Success
Access Five
Meier
Teall
Anderson
Advanitar
Nelson
V.ford
Art Hoagheem
Lak
Riddle
Johnson
Success School
V. Ford
Johns
Dake” Hoekstra
Ink
Hoeheem
Ottumway
Jud Reimer
Jud
Link
Jake Hoekstra
Hoogheem
Plic
Link King
Jubns
Reimer
Dud Cooly
Gam
Hank Lyman
Ford Brothers
Hoekstra
Ford
King
Scentral
Towa Success
Iowa
Suc
Hooggem
Knox
Des Moines
Clar Reimer
R. Ford
van Arkel
Iowa Success
B. Johns
P. Johnson
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Harr
Lymal Riddle
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Batt
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Beem
Sehakle
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Speed
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Westra
Amer
Elseout
Kaleshnen
Seniors Win Class Tourney Central Ray
Seniors clinched the class tournament title in Central Ray with a decisive victory. The win crowned the team as district champions amid a standout performance by key players.
Do Not Drive Over Tulip Beds
Local concern over motorists driving over tulip beds and children trampling them prompts a request for care near planted curbs and during driveway backing. The Chronicle urges protection of the tulips to keep community pride alive for Tulip Time.
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Pella Hosts North Des Moines In Saturday Showdown
North High of Des Moines brings a strong squad to face the Little Dutchmen at Central Court. Pella seeks a second straight win behind Wilkins smooth passing attack while Toussen adjusts to the new rule and the same starting five from the prior game.
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North High School
Des Moines
North High
Diekmen
Wilkins
Oskaloos
Johnny Tousen
Pelle
Tiny Wilkins
Sduteh Liter Ant
Don Menning
Clare Feenter
Bobnder Linden
Laungerak
Menning
The Country Audience discusses rural readers
Wright A. Patterson argues rural Americans form a large, educated, sophisticated audience that city papers should serve. He warns that rural readers are world minded and seek substantial content, and that suburban city editions undermine local papers by promoting city brands and eroding rural markets. The piece urges editors to modernize to keep rural audiences engaged and informed.
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Wright A. Patterson
Citi
Ies
United States
America
Aviation Essay Contest Announced for Boeing Scholarships
The W. E. Boeing Scholarships will be offered again in 1935 1986 to United States and Canada students pursuing aviation careers. Four awards provide tuition valued at 9600 dollars for flying and technical courses at the Boeing School of Aeronautics, awarded by thesis competition. Eligible applicants must be male undergraduate students in good standing.
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W. E. Boeing
W. E. Boeing Durin
United States
Canada
Boeing School of Aeronautics
United Air Lines Transport Corporation
Boeing School
Stanford University
University of Washington
California Institute of Technology
Clarkson Memorial College
Mt. Union Colye
Santa
Boeing Scholarships Open for Aeronautics Contest Winners
A 1936 Boeing scholarship offer invites white male entrants aged 18 to 25 to submit an aeronautical treatise of up to 3600 words. The National Committee includes Baldwin M. Woods and William B. Stout among others. First prize: 260 flight hours and 8765 ground school hours at Boe ing School of Aeronautics.
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Citu
U States
Baldwin M. Woods
Department of Mechanical Engineering
University of California
William B. Stout
American Society of Automotive Engineers
Karl D. Wood
Aeronautical Engineering
Cornell University
Montgomery Knight
Guggenheim School of Aeronautics
Georgia Institute of Technology
Boeing
Odd Accidents Involving Plants And Fire Gas Fatality
A Virginian named Coppedge freed himself with a knife after becoming entangled trying to rescue a cow from grapevines in the Blue Ridge. Albert Schmadick and siblings woke to coal gas fumes, escaping unharmed. Ben Hamilton, felling trees in Washington woods, was struck when a toppled trunk drove his ax into his skull.
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Coppedge
Blue Ridge
Albert Schmae
Ilinois
Ben Hamilton
Washington Woods
New Picture Coming To Pella Theatre
The Pella Theatre books a new release for Wednesday through Friday next week. The film Red Salute stars Barbara Stanwyck and Robert Young and has not yet played this region. The comedy drama was chosen by the American Legion as their convention picture last October.
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Pella
Barbara Stanwyck
Robert Young
American Legion
Pella Theatre
Cops Wed by Cupid in Early Morning Knoxville
Police officers George Hunt and Harry Willets assisted a Des Moines couple to wed at dawn in Knoxville. The pair, John J. Saverone and Mary I. Palandri, announced their elopement after a Des Moines dance. Justice Homer Boylan conducted the ceremony at the courthouse with License.
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George Hunt
Harry Willets
Hunt
Willets
Knoxville
Cupid
Don K. Remy
Des Moines
Homer Boyhing
Morpheus
John J. Saverone
Mary I. Palandri
Hunt and Willetts
Cupid’s New “Palsey-Walsie Knoxville Journal
Conservation notes on Iowa lakes and game in 1905
Heavy rains over two years filled the lakes in Dickinson County and Spirit Lake region, raising water levels to record highs and altering outlets between Spirit Lake and Okiboji. Outlook for wildlife shows prairie chickens shrinking, quail persisting with protection, and ducks thriving across the state with nesting in several lakes and ponds.
Science Nibbles and New Concrete Claims Prompt Debate
University of Pennsylvania tests show mental arithmetic boosts perspiration. A new concrete extraction vacuum allegedly doubles strength and accelerates hardening to twenty minutes. Dr G C Rockwell from the University of Cincinnati reports a capsule vaccine to cut colds in susceptible people. Dr Dubois of Holland now regards Pithecanthropus erectus as a superior ape type.
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University of Pennsylvania
G. C. Rockwell
University of Cincinnati
Dubois
Holland
Pella Shines With Yuletide Spirit and Brisk Christmas Trade
Pella blooms with Christmas cheer as stores fill with merchandise and lights adorn the square. Merchants expect a strong season, with optimism and plans for 1935. Residents urge early shopping to ease last minute rush and ensure gifts arrive in time.
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Pella
Pool Hall Opens On West Side Public Square
The former Overall Co building on the west side of the public square has been remodeled as a pool hall. Tom Wade and son Clifford Wade, proprietors of the Dutch Inn, have opened the new establishment and welcome customers.
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Overall Co
Tom Wade
Dutch Inn
Clifford Wade
Tate
CURRENT SIMILES From a historic newspaper page
A string of satirical similes critiques politics and society. The examples compare crime, truth, New Deal policies, government jobs, war experiences, and public figures to convey skepticism about contemporary affairs. The tone is biting and period specific.
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Haile Selassie
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