Mary Louise Boehm in Joint Recital At Teachers College
Mary Louise Boehm noted pianist and Kels Kooper violinist presented a joint recital at the Iowa State Teachers College auditorium in Cedar Falls on Sunday evening Sept 28. Boehm recently returned from Paris where she held the Wooley fellowship for foreign study and has concertized across Europe. Kooper, head of the violin department at TC, arrived in the U S four years ago on a Northwestern scholarship and earned his Master of Music last June. He has performed widely in Europe and the United States.
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Si Mner
Maryise Boehm
Gymnet
Kels Kooper
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Iss Boehm
Ed Boehm
Paris
France
Wooley
Europe
Copenhagen
Amsterdam
Madrid
Kooper
Ist.cc
Northwestern University
Evanston, NL
Denver Church to mark 50th anniversary jubilee
St. Peter Lutheran Church Denver hosts a jubile e celebration Sunday October fifth marking its 50 year history. German service at 8:30 am Rev Schoenbohm Sr sermon at 10 am Rev Schiffler Jubil ee service at 2 30 pm with Rev Schoenbohm Jr and an 8 pm confirmation reunion service led by Rev Stumme. Dinner and supper served by church ladies. Formerly Jefferson, the town grew after interurban linkage with Waterloo. The original service began November 17, 1901 and cornerstone laid May 1902. Membership totals include 165 families and 539 baptized members. Dies: A W McColl 94, a longtime Dallas County resident. Lime application urged by extension agronomist.
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Denver
St. Peter Lutheran
F. Schoenbohm
H. C. Schiffler
Sheldon
Frederick E. Schoenbohm, Jr
Lawrence Stumme
Jefferson
Waterloo
Maxfield
St. Peter Lutheran Church
John Nolting
Henry Bruns
Carl Schmidt
H. C. Bruns
L. Diekmann
F. Richmann
Oelwein
H. F. Hein
St. Peter’s
Luther League
The
Ladies Aid Society
Brotherhood
Sons of St
Fort Wayne
Ind
Lutheran Homes
Muscatine
Wilko Schoenbohm
Minnesota Society For Handicapped Children
Roland Brandt
New Guinea
Capitol Capsules: Iowa Campaign Trials and Targets
Both parties flood Iowa with campaign stops and appearances to sway its crucial agricultural vote. Democrats push Kefauver Stevenson and Truman in October events across Centerville Cedar Rapids Shenandoah Fort Dodge Davenport Shenandoah Mason City Ottumwa Des Moines while Republicans add Taft Nixon and renewed emphasis. In 1948 Iowa favored Truman with votes 522380 to 494018. Loveless expands campaign space in Ottumwa Des Moines.
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Iowa
General Eisenhower
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Centerville
Cedar Rapids
Adlai Stevenson
Fort Dodge
Davenport
Truman
Shenandoah
Robert Taft
John Sparkman
Mason City
Des Moines
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Ottumwa
James Schramm
Richard Nixon
GOP
Truman-Barkley
Washington
Publican Hatchet Burial in Iowa GOP Split Mends
Iowa papers report Robert Goodwin and Harold McKinley have buried the hatchet, now leading the farm division and farm organizing committees of the national Republican party. They work from the Conrad Hilton hotel in Chicago after a July clash over Ike and Taft. Inheritance tax collections in Iowa rose from 1,020,718 in 1940 to 3,939,209 in 1952, with about 3,000 estates taxed last year as land prices push taxable estates higher. Economists note no major buying surge post steel strike, though retail remains strong.
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Iowa
Chicago
Robert Goodwin
Goodwin
McKinley
Taft
Walter D. Cochrane
State Tax Commission
Auctions Well Advertised and Managed for Higher Returns
Advertising and management services offered at no extra cost by Orville Naber Auctioneer with contact in Tripoli. This notice promotes auction services and emphasizes professional handling to maximize returns.
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Orville Naber
Tripoli
Commissioner to Visit 198 Scouting Units for Roll Call
A. N. Daines announces that 198 Boy Scout units across Black Hawk and nine neighboring counties will be visited by a scout commissioner before November 15 for official roll call and inspection. Units will be checked on advancement and participation, with uniforms inspected but no boy to be criticized for lacking one. The fall membership round-up will be outlined, inviting a set number of new boys to join. New scouts will receive a liberty bell neckerchief slide as part of the three year program, under the theme Forward on Liberty's Team.
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A. N. Daines
Wapsipinicon Area
Boy Scouts of America
Black Hawk
Bremer
Buchanan
Chickasaw
Fayette
Grundy
Howard
Winneshiek
Tripoli
Wapsipinicon
Liberty
Wapsie
Civic service drive aims to boost voter turnout in eight counties
The drive includes distributing 40 000 Liberty Bell door knob hangers to remind every eligible voter in the eight county area to vote on Nov 4. The Wapsie area proudly reports over 4 000 Boy Scouts of America members among its youths.
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Boy Scouts of America
Wapsie
Iowa Receives 223522 for Wildlife Funding This Year
Secretary of the Interior Oscar L. Chapman announced 10,025,106 dollars in Pittman Robertson allocations to 48 states for wildlife restoration and development for fiscal 1953. Iowa’s share is 223,522 dollars, down from 389,799 the prior year as overall grants fall by 7,165,925. Albert M. Day says reduced gun and ammunition buying during the Korean War caused the drop, with a recovery expected as spending normalizes. States must contribute at least 25 percent to qualify for federal grants.
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Oscar L. Chapman
Interior
Iowa
Pittman - Robertson
Albert M. Day
Fish and Wildlife Service
Allocation rules for state hunting funds set maximums
The program divides funds as one third federal and two thirds state money, with half the total allotted per state based on state area and the other half on the ratio of hunting license holders. For 1953, state allotments range from $50,126 to $501,255.
Hawkeye Sports Parade shown at Tripoli theater
The University of Iowa athletic department film Hawkeye Sports Parade screens at the Tripoli theater on Wednesday and Thursday October 1 and 2. It features football basketball track swimming golf and trampoline with scenes from Purdue and Notre Dame games and the 1952 spring practice plus the new look single wing under Coach Forest Evashevski. Also includes shots of the Iowa Scottish Highlanders who recently returned from Europe.
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University of Iowa Athletic Department
Tripoli Theater
Purdue
Notre Dame
Iowa
Forest Evashevski
Iowa Scottish Highlanders
Europe
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Westgate
Gerald Hoth
Harold Belschner
Mercy Hospital
That City
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Faye Robertson
Vernon M. Vierth
Marshalltown
Frank Vierth
Iowa Industrial Editors’ Association
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Sumner Gazette
Lennox News
Lennox Furnace
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Fredericksburg
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Mothers of These
Salem
H. H. Lease
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T. L. Forhan
E. W. Heyer
Tassen
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Allen Rieck
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Dallas County
A. W. McColl
Joe Stritzel
Extension Agronomist
Iowa State College
Capitol
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Loveless
Publican State Headquarters
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Eppena Lt I Seik
H. W. Krueger
Tripoli, Iowa
University of Iowa
Optometric Assn
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Sumner, Iowa
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