Federated club to meet in Mrs van Houwelens home
A general Federated Club meeting is set for Tuesday afternoon May 18 at the home of Mrs. Albert Van Houwelen. A pot luck lunch will be served and members should bring a covered dish and their own dishes. A brief business session precedes a promised interesting program.
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Federated Club
Fedeated Club
Hom
Alb. van Houwel
How. Pi
RT. Nordlund
ATL
Jh. Koopman
Weyers
Central College Tulip Time festival draws crowds to finals and speakers
Central College in Pella enters tulip season as exams begin April 21 and Commencement on April 27. Commencement speaker Dr. Vickers of Hope College and Baccalaureate preacher Rev. Ouder-sluys of Milwaukee will headline services. Visiting scholars include Yale biology head Dr. Baitsell and Huron College musician Miss Figley. Dr Lubbers visited for Youth Fellowship work. another guest speaker from Weimar, Germany joined events.
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Pella
Central
Vickers
Hope College
Richard Oudersluys
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
St. Drukker
Board of Education of
The
Reformed Church
Central College
George A. Baitsell
Yale Unversity
New Haven
Gonn
Baitsell
Figley
School of Music
Huron ‘College
S. Dakota
Lubbers
Firth
Holland
Nebraska
Weimar
Germany
Many Register At Historical Building
A long list of names appears in a historical building register, featuring individuals and couples from Des Moines, Waterloo, Minneapolis, Columbus, and beyond. The document includes Mrs and Mr entries, with many spouses named, spanning cities such as Chicago, Ottumwa, Muscatine, and Tama, reflecting a broad regional participation.
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Moines
Tews
AL Huddleston
Des Moine
Robert Seholte
Grand Rapids
Tew Clark
Chillie Mon
Way
Cordova
Patterse Powell
Harry Vanfleme
Waterloo
Allen W. Houghton
Marie
Den
Minneapolis
Des Moines
O'Loughlin
Winfield
Messenhall
Knoxville
Moin
Fe Rens
Knosville
Si Guthy
Som Cor Thompson
Hastines Lipkin
D. M ' Ae Moserip
Arshalltown
Ralph Fullehard
Gunny
Ohio
John R. Evans
Woodbur
Kirkwood
J.L. Ravitts
Rich
Ravitts
Montezuma
Iw. B. Grigse
Minn
Jack Irwin
Alexander Win
Keokuk
Diana Reed Hearne
Kansas City
Ala Campbell
Berdena Hainesville
Emma Mole
Anna Moles
Muscatine
M Welden
Town Falls
Chas
Walma
Pheo
W. England
Ida Mull
Win
Mull
le Royall
Ruth Senquist
James
Bernice Schakel
Long Beach
Calif
D. E. Rillahan
Bes Moines
A. “Hoekstra
Bieh
Nellie Millstead
Vera Brown
A. W. McClain
Fremont
Ada May Davis
W.G.M
Columbia
Mary Price
Ottumwa
W. J. Sparks
L. Aulliard
Newton
Artha E. Green
Promise City
J. W. McGee
E. P. Vander Meulen
E. W. Spence
Cedar Rapids
FC. Sigler
L. D. Carpenter
M. Henderson
Indianola
J. O. Ritchie
J. M. van Viiot
RE. Serogue
Sampson Cocks
H. C. Weinman
Mra
Lylah
Simiere
Fears
Ralph Collings
Hoey ‘Tee
Wart
Don 2. Berry
W. Gu Brgokiva
JH. McCall
J. A
Taylor and Family, News
Virginia
D. D. Pettit
Fred Pandy
Bred
Mother Wolf and Cubs Roam No More
Five wolves were killed by George and Louie Wilhelm five miles east of town on Sunday morning. The mother wolf met the same fate Saturday morning in the same area. Father Wolf, aged and toothless, still roams the countryside. The county pays a two dollar bounty per head, with farmers relieved from depredations. Prairie City reports prior losses of pigs and notes recent cub and mother wolf killings in nearby towns.
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George
Louie Wilhelm
Harry Woody
Father Wolf
Bill Septer
Neal Jabaai
Colfax
Nate McKeever
B. F E. Watson
Kellogx
Prairie City
Getting Ready For The Election
Marion county board of supervisors discussed primary election preliminaries last week. Clerks and judges were selected and other matters were transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Board of Supervisors
Tran
Busy Days At Recorder's Office
County Recorder Wilhelmina Wilkes reports 500 more instruments recorded this year than last, with a busy staff. She faces no opposition in the Democratic primary and hopes for no challenger in the fall, seeking reelection.
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Wilhelmina Wilkes
Not All Qualify For The Job Says Miss Nora White
Miss Nora White deputy in Marion county schools office says not all can qualify for the office of superintendent. She asserts candidates must hold a state superintendent certificate and have five years teaching experience. She also argues for village representation in voting and that a city school should not have a single vote while townships with multiple schools deserve multiple votes.
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Nora White
Sadie Batten
Marion Couuty
Jarier
Ome Township
Improvements at the Courthouse Progress in Marion County
The Knoxville courthouse project advances under George Heeren with 29 basement windows and a new jail cell block planned. Crews have dug trenches, poured footings, wired, and laid concrete. twenty men work on the WPA project as architect William Nielsen praises the effort and shrubbery plans follow interior completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Sears
Knoxville
Rye Heeren
William Nielsen
Dex Moines
Gerald W. Paardckoeper
Y Auditor
Des Moines
WPA
Kooper
Motorists Warned to Buy Auto Licenses for 1936
The state Motor Vehicle Department orders a campaign by the Highway Patrol to stop drivers of vehicles without 1936 licenses starting May 1. County treasurers must list 1935 registrations not renewed for 1936 in the first week of May and send the list to sheriffs. Vehicles delinquent face seizure and penalties unless stored or destroyed affidavits apply.
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Motor Vehcle Department
State Highway Patrol
Newspaper ad spend hits six media in 2005 report
Robert Dorn of the Daily Prose Association at Newton cited national figures showing roughly 367 million dollars in advertising reach newspapers. The study notes newspapers used over six media channels and highlights a 456-10 percent figure in the national advertising spend.
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Robert 20
Ill
Mem- Dorn
Dows
Daily Prose Association
Newton
J F Tracy Enters Race For County School Position
J F Tracy, a teacher at Kieweille Junior High, announces candidacy for Marion County Superintendent of Schools. The election occurs at a May 12 convention in New Aileen. Tracy, respected by rural teachers and students, holds a first grade certificate and pursued graduate work at Weeleyan College and Roster Mandi University.
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Pracy
Kieweille
Chronicle
Couity
Marian County
Knoxville Feachers Club
Wattions
Triey
Short Change Artist At Work
A man named Enwene Welch was arrested by Deputy Ray Shepard after a porch purchase spree at Chariton stores. Welch, found on Braden Ave near the library, is accused of taking part in short changes and passing items to his wife Chariton Header after allegedly obtaining a box of matches and jello.
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Ir Vestagal
Ian Ao
Enwene Welch
Tno Elch
Ray Shepard
Welch Ue
Foo Mneh
Adler Hind
Oh Mille Game
Welch
Shepardhat
Chariton Header
Forger Operates Six Alicio Stores in Albia
A man described as a forger who gave his liner Henderson passed six animous checks in Albia Saturday, reports say to the sheriff's office. Six Alicio Stores cashed checks ranging from twenty to twenty five dollars, providing merchandise and cash in return. Each check was drawn on the Peo-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Albia
Bank loses fight on in reward law
A Clinton bank failed to overturn a state reward law that gave a finder of stolen money a portion of the value. The Supreme Court refused to intervene in the lower court ruling that approved a $10,000 award to Gus Flood for returning $1400 stolen from City National Bank of Clinton. Flood found the money in a junk pile on a farm near Camanche. Attorneys argued the law violated due process and property-taking provisions.
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Clinton, Ta
Supreme Court
Tawa Supreme Court
Gus Flood
Flood
City National Bank of
Clinton
Camanche
Bank
United Idelity
Local Girl Bakes Cherry Pies for Veishea Event
Thelma Ulrich of Pella pursues cherry pie baking for the Veishea fair at Iowa State College. The event invites high school students and families to explore departments including engineering, agriculture, home economics, industrial science and veterinary medicine during open houses in May 2016.
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Thelma Ulrich
Mes Dohn Ulieb Af
Agriculture
Home Economics
Industrial Science
Veterinary Medicine
Veishea Events Open May Fourteen On Campus
Veishen opens May 14 with ceremonies at Memorial Union and registration for home economics and architectural congresses. May 15 features open houses and educational exhibits, tastings, and baked goods. sororities compete for prizes in the Veishea parade. About 20,000 visitors are expected for free educational activities, athletic events, a student Nite Show, a spring carnival, an intercollegiate debate, and a swimming event.
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Veishen
Memorial Union
Veishea
Font
Strychnine Sidelined Knoxville Boy
Strychnine made Knoxville boy Robert Dietrich eighteen months old swallow one or more tablets found on the floor. A physician treated him with an emetic and the child nearly recovered the next day. Knoxville Exponent notes a separate item about construction uncovering Indian skeletons in an old burial ground between Muscatine and New Boston Illinois.
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Rober Dietrich
Karl Dietrich
Knoxville
AW Construction
Muscatine
New Boston
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Ralph Kuiper
Bess van Engelenhoven
Kaienhone
GL. Dykstra
Daught
Lucille
Elizabeth
Tous van Heuktten
Julia Vander Schaaf
Everett
Gilbert
Albert Soins
DE Winter
Arthur de Winter
N. de Wint
Gretchen Pulley
Maguo
Little Church Corner
York City
Atwil
Mrs de Winter
Long Ftand
N. Y
Db. Simpson, Inc, Galors
Iateh
M. E. Circle
Carl Schurz Foundation
Ponns
First” Presbyterian Church
Washington
Iowa
Euates
Ames
Miles
Alien Homan
Creston
W. TH. Waddeer
Cromwell
TL PS Blast
Kanra Schmidt
Avocay
Emiett
Ruth Pow
Tatler
Stir
Meg Bennett
Eosink
Everett M
Ile Stettler
Mitchellvlle
Gert Klein
Sieny
Na Brewn
John TE Milner
M Henke
Jom
Leighton
M. Lath
M. Cary
Carlson Colfax
Ralph FE. McLallen
D. Gertrude Hocksherry
Grins
Clarence Talbot
W. A. Armstrong
F. J. Brown
O. Bort
C. R. Fi
John Nieburg
Daught ‘Theresa
Knoxvill Margar Roozerboom
Bussey
Laura Webb
Dener Bryal
Hins
Midred A. Watts
Jonkenight
Minne Quirk
And
Mes
R. J. Lewis
O. Patten
C. A. Markham
Henry van Donseten
Nellie van Houweren
Christenson
Marshalltown
W. Ludeen
Forre
Hay
Walter Halliburton
Cecil R. Halliburton
Oskaloosa
Katie van Fenglenhoven
Leighton Moineorothy
A. D. Shipton
Gurwin
Jock Wednesay Morn
Little Lord Fauntleroy
Joe
Penner In
Jack Oakie
Ned Sparks
Frances Langford
S. S. van Dyne
Garden
Edmund Lowe
Virginia Bruce
Nat Pendleton
Harold Lloyd
Charles Buddy Rogers
Dance Band” News
the Farmers Store
Pillsbury Best
Crest
Pillsbury
Kellogg’s
Maxwell House
Recorder's Office
Pelaite
George Heeren
J.F. Tracy
Jes National Bank
Elmer Tendersen
Forger
Alicio
H. J. Bruinekool
Oskaloosa St
Vander Linden
Penney’s
Rayon
Oxfords
Gay Borders
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