Riverside Doctor Opens Office Over Wilkinson Drug Store
Dr. T. V. Nieman, new Riverside physician after purchasing Dr. Worley’s practice, sets his office over Wilkinson drug store and plans to move his family to Riverside by May. Burial held for Clarence Draw Raggi, 79, Muscatine. he formerly lived here and his survivors include a widow, three children, two sisters, seven grandchildren, and three great grandchildren.
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Estelle Critz
Riverside
T. V. Nieman
C. L. Worley
Wilkinson
Worley
Nieman
Wisconsin
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Red Granite
Wis
Riverside Cemetery
Clarence Draw Raggi
Muscatine
Myers
Drawbauch
Cora M. Sims
Nellie Crandon
Alexandria
Minn
Sylvia Law
Walter Crawbaugh
Mia
Lottie Rolten
Iowa City
Lizzie Givell
Santa Ana
California
Havel
Fivynn
East End
Davis Distributors
Cedar Rapids
Louis Dautremont
Peoples Trust and Savings Bank
Post Office
Dautremont’s Two-Year Occupation Highlighted
A note records that Mr. Dautremont has occupied the space for the past two years, outlining ongoing occupancy details and possible implications for property use.
Thelma Dunbar Graduates Thompson Beauty School
Thelma Dunbar daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert Dunbar graduates from Thompson Beauty School Des Moines last week She has passed state exams and started work at Palmer Beauty Shop Keota on Friday morning South 76 community faced a long electricity outage from Wednesday to Saturday evening the longest in local memory Tele phones and radio failed but mail service continued The Industrious club hosted by Mrs William Shannon met with mild weather planning a baby shower for Mrs Meeker Hess on May 4 Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Meeker Hess on their son James Meeker Hess Neighbors held a shower and card party for Mr and Mrs Paul Long at Clarence Aller home Details of games prizes and refreshments noted Pauline and Paul were celebrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Davis
South 76
Thelma Dunbar
Bert Dunbar
Thompson’ Beauty School
Des Moines
Palmer Beauty Shop
Keota
Thelma
William Shannon
G. S. Hess
Paul Long
Meeker Hess
Clarence Aller
James Meeker Hess
Elizabeth Aller
Wayne Lyle
Bill Sanders
Elmer Aller
Jack Wimmer
Mrs. Long
Pauline and
Paul
Manda Davis Visits Parents for Week of Spring Vacation
Manda Davis a Coe college student from Cedar Rapids is home for a week long spring break. Lone Tree resident Dale Fuhr and Marie Welch from Cedar Rapids visited. Purina Mills sponsored film Hidden Harvest shown at the schoolhouse. Hulquist family from Davenport dined with locals. music contest judge Hulquist had just returned from Oskaloosa. Edith Halverson and Virgil Wittmer visited Willis Wittmer. Frank Martin and children of Burlington spent Sabbath with Charlie Martin. Willing Workers group featured in activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Manners
Crawfordsville
Manda Davis
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Dale Fuhr
Lone Tree
Guy Mitchell
Hidden Harvest
Purina Mills Company
St. Louis
Home Lumber Company
Marie Welch
Paul Hultquist
Davenport
A. B. Orris
Hulquist
Oskaloosa
Edith Halverson
Alta
Virgil Wittmer
Sigourney
Willis Wittmer
Frank Martin
Burlington
Charlie Martin
Senator Vic Donahey named to TVA probing panel
Senator Vic Donahey of Ohio becomes chairman of a joint committee appointed to investigate the Tennessee Valley Authority. An anti-utilities figure but not pro New Deal, this marks his first major assignment since his 1934 Senate election, with no prior speeches or bills introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Donahey
Ohio
TVA
Donahey
Senate
Iowa Farm Debts Cut Two Million
Ames Iowa April 13 Debts of 1 151 Iowa farmers have been cut from 7 000 000 to 5 000 000 during the past 14 months through debtor creditor agreements promoted by the FSA H W Anway state director of the Farm Security Administration said at Iowa State college today At the same time Anway declared that 70 percent of the FSA loan installments in Iowa are being paid as fast as they become due Loans in Iowa total 5 000 000 Scaled Down The farm debt adjustment section of the FSA has succeeded in getting creditors to scale down the debt or make time extensions for a total of 3 472 farm operators since September 1955 when the FSA was established in Iowa More than 25 000 Iowa farmers have been served by the rehabilitation loans farm debt adjustment and community cooperative sections of the FSA Anway said The new tenant purchase loan program makes 400 000 available for farm purchases by selected tenants in Emmet Ida Harrison Clark Iowa and Fayette Counties No tenant purchase loans have been made yet but it is likely that about 35 will be made this year from 5 to 7 to each county Rehabilitation loan figures show that 5 193 standard loans and 5 928 emergency loans have been made in Iowa More than 11 000 grants were made during the drought years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
FSA
H. W. Anway
Farm Security Administration
Iowa State College
Anwar
Gcettine
Towa
Anway A
Emmet
Ida
Harrison
Clark
Fayette
America hears echoes of New Deal but politics stay loud
Louis J. Kehoe critiques administration push for more spending to quell voter discontent. He argues Congress faces a new pump priming plan aimed at buying votes in an election year, likening moves to Hitler tactics and warning of treasury plunder. He questions the president's future fireside chat and its plausible justification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Kehoe
Congress
Hitler
White House
New Deal
Treasury
United States Treasury
Louis J. Kehoe
Presbyterian church plans pre Easter food sale at Adreene Beauly salon
The Presbyterian church schedules a pre Easter food sale at the Adreene Beauly salon to raise funds. Local parishioners invite neighbors to attend for baked goods and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Adreene Beauly Salon
Gracehill Social Notes Bring Family Visits and Fishing Trip
Gracehill residents recount a Sunday visit for Mrs. Sylvester Chance in Washington. Harley Cherwinker Marion Smith and Ernest Hiller returned with a sizable fish catch from Conesville and Port Louisa. Odis Kirton and family hosted dinners with Raymond Sankey and with Oriel Sankey Kenneth. John Lance and Lloyd Dean visited Asabel Robertson while Lloyd Dean stays for a grandparent vacation. Wade Page received 200 more baby chicks from Reister brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Robertson
Grackehill
Harley Cherwinker
Jessie
Sylvester Chance
Washington
Marion Smith
Ernest Hiller
Conesville
Port Louisa
Raymond Sankey
Odis Kirton
Oriel Sankey
Kenneth
John Williams
Leroy Brown
John Lance
Lloyd Dean
Moline
Asabel Robertson
Wade Page
Reister Brothers
Stringtown Social Notes Include Visits and Homemaking
Mrs Fad Cummings and Rex Swan with Glvace Hebel visited relatives in Winterset. Mildred Rieh helps at the Joe Widmer and Andy Anderson homes. Noah Widmer and Norma joined the J J Rich visit. Farm Bureau members held a family pot luck at Rex Swan’s last Thursday. Madge Brooks assists with Axel Nor- home duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Rieh
Stringtown
Fad Cummings
Rex Swan
Glvace Hebel
Winterset
Elmer Graber
Farm Bureau
Madge Brooks
Axel Nor
Jeanette Wooley Spends Vacation With Relatives
Jeanette Wooley is spending her Easter vacation with home folk in South Hill. Visitors Bob Riley of Muscatine and Dale Riley called at the Frank Sands home Friday afternoon. Mrs. Harley Rhea is getting dental work done at Winfield. Mrs. Will Wooley faced losses when a hatchery batch failed during a storm cutting electricity. 270 chicks survived from 400 eggs. The Wooley brood owns over 600 New Hampshire Reds thriving. W. E. Riley did papering for Harry Paschal Saturday. The W. C. Wooley family and Lizzie Wooley shopped in Washington Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera L. Sands
South Hill
Jeanette Wooley
Bob Riley
Muscatine
Dale Riley
Frank Sands
Harley Rhea
Winfield
Will Wooley
Weekend Visits and Local Music Contest Highlights
Wilma Richards and Jimmy Bradford from Washington stay with Mr and Mrs Albert Graber near Olds. George Brooks and Marian Swan joined the Davenport music contest on Saturday. Emery Leichty and family visited Elmer Freyenberger Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olds
Wilma Richards
Jimmy Bradford
Washington
Albert Graber
George Brooks
Marian Swan
Davenport
Emery Leichty
Elmer Freyenberger
Clinton Bank Directors to Testify Against Anderson
Three bank employees testified as the government opened charges of violation of national banking laws against former Clinton National Bank president Anderson. Evidence showed payments totaling 20,300 drawn on the bank’s account and a 25,000 note used to cover checks, with defense arguing the bank suffered no loss and even gained cash and security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Beatrice
George
Robert
Carl Lambach
Davenport
Paul Holleran
Clinton
Frank Comfort
Des Moines
R. S. Milner
Cedar Rapids
Genevieve Gabriel
General Ledger
Harold M. Olney
City National Bank
Discount Committee
Olney
Woodcock
Tri-City
Miss Gabriel
Beacon Publishing Co
Peoples State Bank
Winfield
Gabriel
Lambach
City National Bank of
Robber captured in Iowa City held for other hold up
In Iowa City on April 13 a gunman named Philip Reynolds, 25, of Galesburg Illinois confessed to an earlier $187 robbery in Waterloo on March 29. He denied Davenport involvement and is being questioned there. An accomplice named Orrin Bennett of Farmington Illinois was identified. Attendants Frank Sponar and Larry Dealey disarmed and beat Reynolds then held him for police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Philip&. Reynolds
Galesburg
Waterloo
Davenport
Orrin Bennett
Farmington, II
Reynolds
Frank Sponar
Larry Dela Ey
Municipal Judge backs Sunday beer rule in Sioux City
Municipal Judge Bernard A. Brown upholds a city ordinance prohibiting Sunday on-premises consumption at Class B permit taverns. Eight tavernkeepers challenged the provision, but the ruling sustains the prohibition on Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Bernard A. Brown
Farmers Feeding More Cattle Now Reported in April
Des Moines April 18 Farmers fed 25 percent more cattle on feed April 1 than a year ago says federal statistician Leslie M. Carl If producers carry through with plans the April supply ready for market will rise further indicating tighter supplies ahead per the INS report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Towa
Leslie M. Carl
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Carl
May and June forecast larger in coming months
The statement notes that while May and June may not exceed last year, upcoming months are expected to grow significantly. It emphasizes a projected rise in activity or figures in the months ahead.
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Dixie Dugan
Hacket
Panda
MR Blish
Lupin
Land of the Maple
FOX
Brewer’s Dairy
Darrich Chocolater
Mr. Dautremont
Investors Syndicate
LE Roy Pratt
GEO. L. McDaniel Drug CO
Clarence
Brown
Walter Huston
James Stewart
Beulah Bond
Guy Kibbee
Charles Coburn
John Carradine
Bradbury Foote
John W Considine, JR
Clarence Brown
Cartoon
TVA Probe
TOR
Gracehill
Clinton Bank
E. G. Moon
Ottumwa
United States
Cloud Level
Denison
Gruen
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