Iowa Eleven to Meet Dakotans in First Game
Iowa City Sept 26 the Iowa Hawkeyes face South Dakota in their season opener under coach Ossie Solem. Veterans anchor the line with Fisher Simmons Hoover and Grayne guiding the backfield while several ends tackles and guards welcome new and returning players. Admission is 1.00 with no reserved seats.
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Towa City
University of Iowa
Ossie Solem
Hawkeyes
University of South Dakota
Tous
Yankton College
Cosc Salem
South Dakota
E Pcern
Sto
Bernie Page
Corney Walker
Jerry Foster
Fred Radloff
Jack Gallagher
Ted’ Osmaloski
Gail Lundberg
William Secl
Vieran
Clarence Dee
Lundberg
Russ Fisher
Oze Simmons
Dwight Hoover
Dick Grayne
Gordon Matson
John England
Jim Kelley
Lloyd Hoffman
Floyd McDowell
John O'leary
Jack Shea
George Terre
Warren Taltom
John Hild
William Ash
Herman Schneidman
Paul Akins
Robert Moore
Iowas
Montezuma to move four room house for weather teletyping
Plans are under way to remove the four room Grinnell house at the airport to the field here. The building will house the teletype weather recorder and be equipped with a radio receiving set to transmit data nationwide. Removal work starts today.
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Cedric Barnes
Grinnell
Beavers edge Central in rain soaked opening clash
In a muddy week one Iowa college battle Benna Vista beats Central 7 to 6. Wilson and Wells starred for Central with drives halted by penalties and a slipping field. Benna Vista never broke through after a first quarter touchdown and a late stand preserved their victory.
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Central
Benna Vista Beavers
Storm Lake
Benna Vista
Maas
Sweet
Nitzke
Leavengood
Mickey Miressi
Wilson
Buena Vista Crew
Wells
Smith
Bna Vista
Ceutral
Reimer
Jesse Wells
Kolenbrander
Sweet and Keister
B. Vista
T .Westra
L. Kinkaid
T. Evs Hant
LG Robinson
Underhill
Kirkheiser
R. G
Whittenberg
Gillespie
Geerg
Kregel
Desea
Michael
Under
Michael James
Central College Notes on Speakers and Plans for Homecoming
College notes discuss Dr. Kirkpatrick from the Union Pacific講 addressing national forests and Boulder Dam figures, and two China missionaries. Dean Pietenpol urged student mutual aid, Y M plans for Homecoming include Tarkington’s Seventeen, and the Literary Society hosts a reception. Central Ray lauds student progress. S R E aid programs continue. Faculty Forum discussions and a variety of campus events are announced.
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Kirkpatrick
Union Pacific R. A
Boulder Dam
Los Angeles
Chamber of Comme
Central
Mae West filmBelle of the Nineties Coming to Rivola
Mae West’s new picture Belle of the Nineties heads to the Rivola Oskaloosa for three days starting Saturday Sept 29 with three days of showings. The star’s preceding films I’m No Angel and She Done Him Wrong drew record crowds, with I’m No Angel racking up massive admissions and extended runs at first run theatres.
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Mae West
Rivola
Oskaloosa
Paramount
Ing
Paramount Records
New York
John Mack Brown
John Miljan
Leo McCarey
Y M C A Hamburger Feed Lifts College Spirit
The Y M C A held a Tuesday evening gathering at the gym replacing the usual watermelon feed with hamburgers. A lively program of games and stunts kept the large group entertained as practically all college boys attended, reflecting a general good time and spirit.
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Y. M
Simpson Prepares For Good Season With Long Letterman List
Simpson College gears for 1934 season led by Judd Dean. Ex captain Rudolph Carlson and a large nucleus of lettermen from Chariton Des Moines and Indianola anchor the squad training with reserves and freshmen. The roster includes backs, centers, guards, tackles and ends from multiple towns as football begins amid early player turnover and an initial accident marred start.
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Judd
Simpson College
Rudolph Carlson
Chariton
Claude Wells
Chester Wallace
Winterset
Jnior
Clyde Owens
Leon
Ralph Goodwin
Ray Anderson
Charles’ Ashby
Grimes
Jess Moon
Corning
Earl Spicer
Dick Dudley
Des Moines
Allen Baker
Indianola
Tom Clarke
Milford
Mass
Harold Lundberg
Lehigh
John French
Maxwell
Glenisrede
Donrice
Lander
Wyo
Jack Gerlach
Cumberland
Letterman
Burdette Chew
George Bowles
Warren Dean
Gerald Barger
Derby
Sid Holaday
Greenfield
Lorence Gardner
Moravia
Robert Aikin
Colfax
Ivan Herzog
Baxter
Edwin Reedholm
Nevada
George Harshaw
Sam Reimann
Halan
Glen’ Wellander
Harrison Roberts
Eugené i
Doncalor
Lanesboro
Algona player Shackelford suffers cracked shoulder in first scrimmage
Richard Shackelford of Algona sustained a cracked shoulder in the season's first scrimmage. He will miss several weeks of action. Shackelford plays under coach Kenneth Mercer, nicknamed Moco.
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Richard Shackelford
Algona
Shackelford
Kenneth “Moco
Mercer
Arie Schilder Gets Bouquet Not Flowers
Arie Schilder, facing illness, received a bouquet of weeds from friends. He said he enjoyed the gag and found humor in the thoughtful prank despite the unusual greenery. The story emphasizes his good humor and the playful gesture from donors.
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Arie Schilder
Boquet
Schilder
Mortuary Notice of Leendert Van Rees Death
Leendert Van Rees died at his home on Thursday night September 15 from a heart attack aged 0. He was found dying in the yard after eating supper and died on the bench outside. He leaves a widow, five children Henry Peter Gornella Ari of Pella and Will of Des Moines, two brothers John of Pella and Gert of Des Moines, and a sister Mrs Neil De Hong. Funeral services September 16 from De Fine 1380 and from 4 sit te urch at at o'clock Haverkamp officiating.
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Leendert van Rees
Wils
Henry
Peter
Gornella
Ari
Pella
Will
Des Motnee
John
Gert
Des Molnay
Neil de Hong
Oakwood
Legion Post Elects Officers for New Year
A large gathering of Legionaires met on Monday to elect officers for the coming year. Officers praised last year's work, noted hall improvements funded partly by the post and C W A, and reported finances healthy with bills paid. The group approved Christmas trees sales and Halloween celebrations with Chamber of Commerce cooperation, and the following officers were elected: Commander Geo Van Gorkum, Ist V Com John De Prenger, V Com Dr H J Kramer, Adjutant G H Vanden Berg, Serg at Arm H Swank, Chaplain Diller Vander Ploeg, Historian T Kempkes, Service Officer W D Van Sittert, Publicity Geo Ver Steeg, Notification Officer W Baer, Directors M Hoeksema D C Van Zante Louis Swank, Trustee John Vander Linden.
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G. van Gorkum
Forn
Poat
Hallowe'en
Chamber of Commerce
George van Gorkum
G. 1
Vanden Berg
George Ver Steeg
Geo. van Gorkum
Ist. V
John de Prenger
Leighton
H. J. Kram
G. H. Vanden Berg
Arm—H. Swank
Diller Vander Ploeg
T. Kempkes
W. D. van Sittert
Geo. Ver Steeg
W. Baer
M. Hoeksema
D. C. van Zante
Louis Swank
John Vander Linden
FHA Plan Explained At Indianola Conference
LeRoy C. Perkins of the Federal Housing Administration spoke with Indianola building industry representatives on Monday about FHA opportunities. He highlighted how the program guarantees benefits to builders and suppliers involved in housing projects, outlining the advantages for accessing FHA offers.
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LeRoy C. Perkins
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Indianola
Mr. Perkins
Home loans aim to fix up houses not autos says Perkins
Mr. Perkins contrasts auto finance with home repair loans. He argues people are more home conscious than car conscious, noting households neglecting paint porches and plumbing while chasing new cars. Government seeks easier access to funds for comfortable homes, not shiny autos.
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Perkins
Indianola
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