Coach Martin Signs New Job At Dows Iowa
Mr Martin, longtime coach and principal at Wyman, signed a contract with the Dows Iowa Board of Education to coach football and basketball and teach mathematics and physics. Dows has 15 teachers and 165 high school students. Senior events, class plays, and graduation activities are listed through May 14 with plans for a senior class trip to Davenport. The senior class and glee clubs attended a festival, and class night preparations are underway with the usual class Will, History, and Prophecy.
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Wyman
Martin
Board of Education
Dows
Iowa
Wright County
Baskedall
Mart
Chamber of Commerce of
Davenport
Chamber of Commerce
Tri Cities
Louisa County
Cotter
G. W. Ayers
Hi. S
H. S
Wes
Loris Davis
Obituary tribute and school notes from West Chester area
A pastor tributes Roy Turnipseed for faithfulness and service to the West Chester Methodist church. The article lists his roles, dedication, and impact on church projects, then shifts to school notices: monitors, grade activities, new workbooks, spelling success, and upcoming events including a Des Moines trip, a county spelling banquet, and birthday celebrations.
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Roy Turnipseed
A. W. MacBlain
Eveing Journal
Christ
West Chester Methodist Church
Roy
Ainsworth Locals In Brief From Ruth Norris
Ainsworth notes that Mrs Nate Crawford visited relatives in Davenport Several days this week Mr and Mrs George Lord and Mrs J A Marsh attended an Eastern Star gathering in Kalona Martha Sands who teaches in Kalona was initiated The Stephens attended the funeral services of Mrs Stephens aunt in Kalona
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Norris
Ainsworth
Nate Crawford
Davenport
George Lord
J. A. Marsh
Kalona
Martha Sands
8. A. Stephens
Stephen
Local Notes From Mt Pleasants Crawfordsville Visits
Mattie Gloecker visited Mt Pleasant Tuesday afternoon. Newt Wilkins visited friends in Crawfordsville Tuesday afternoon. W H Anderson, recently ill, is recovering.
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Mattie Gloecker
Mt. Pleasant
Newt Wilkins
Crawfordsville
W. H. Anderson
Visit Your School Week Highlights Lexington PTA
Lexington April report notes Visit Your School Week with full family participation. Mentions success of the event, music contest winners Marion Timmins and Helen Jean Bishop with Wellman, and Dorothy Fading. Also lists deaths, weddings, travel, and health issues among local residents.
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Lexington
T. A
Marion Timmins
Washington
Helen Jean Bishop
Dorothy
Wellman
Roy Turnipseed
West Chester
John Flading
Cavyl Bell
Bell
Lilah Timmins
Harold Littrel
Warren Bishop
Fenton
Illinois
Meredith
Marvin
Hugh Bishop
Davenport
Littrel
Allie Oldfield
John Fiatlune
Cedar Rapids
Flading
Oren McDowell
Mrs Johnson Takes First Airplane Ride
Mrs Martin Johnson widow of the famous explorer and hunter rode an American Airlines plane from St Louis to Tulsa in her first flight since a January crash near Los Angeles that killed her husband and injured her. She sits in a wheelchair recovering from a fractured leg and is accompanied by a nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Martin Johnson
Los Angeles
Johnson
Explorer
American Airlines
Tulsa
Okla
First Submarine Cable Connects Ireland and Newfoundland
The first submarine cable linked Ireland with Newfoundland marking a historic telecommunication milestone. The undersea link connected regions across the Atlantic enabling direct communications.
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Ireland
Newfoundland
Fishing Season in Iowa May Open in Late April or May 6
Iowa fishermen await the new fishing and game law to be published after approval by Governor Kraschel. If published by April 29, inland waters may open for trout and several species, with rivers allowing further open dates. Catfish periods run May 1 to May 30 and July 1 to November 30 if law is effective by May 1. Trout season could run April 29 to September 1 with a daily bag limit of eight.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Iowa Daily Press Bureau
Iowa Supreme Court
Ilowa
Nelson G. Kraschel
State Conservation Commission
Hr. M. Sanderson
Division of Administration For the Conservation Commis
Sion
Mississippi
Missouri
Conservation Commission
Sanderson
Fishing seasons set with limited open artificial lakes
The report outlines trout size limits and seasonal openings for inland waters on May 15 including sheepshead and various bass species. Artificial lakes face strict limits with only Lake Wapello and Upper Keomah open initially, others closed or removed through 1937 and 1938. An economist from State College, J C Eldridge, previews Japanese hulless popcorn hybrids aiming for a high yield pearl variety.
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Mississippi
Missouri
Sanderson
Conservation Commission
Goomah
McBride
Johnson County
Upper
Pine Lake
Hardin County
Ames
J. Oc. Eldridge
Town State College
Eldridge
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Dixie Stuart
Mabel Schilling
Bennie Christner
Harold Christner
Walter Furgason
Anthony Yohn
Roger Hamilton
Robert Humphreys
Bobby Robertson
Donald Davis
Richard Herron
Walterurgason
Shirley Robertson
Dickey
Marjorie
Billy Peek
Patricia Davis
DeWayne Fink
Kenneth Long
Audrey Rees
Gordon Huston
Allen Johnston
Larry Jackard
Joy Davis
Nfth
Norma Mae Davis
Kathleen Drinkall
Phyllis Lantz
Wilma Jean Rees
Junior Gipple
Donald Kracaw
Jack Sprat
Eagle
Montmorency
Michigan
Pacnase AC
Ruy
Woodward S
Sunkist
Sale Jack Spratter
Japan
Crone
Jack Spratt
N. W
Corner Square
Wenger Wayland
Lows
Crone’s Market
Crone’s Jack Sprat Food Store
Wim. E. Sloat
Telm Len
National Tea CO
Glendale Ciry
Sweet Girl
Ginger
Salerno Saratoga
Salerno Butter Krakers
California
College Inn
Hershey
Philadelphia
Syro Rosson
NPV
Ara
Gable
W. H. Gable
Clark Gable
Jack Powell
Cal
Violet Wells Norton
Mare Actor
P.T.A
Mrs. Wade Gardner
Ibs
Wheaties
RINSO
P&g
Thomassen’s Food Market
In National Tea Co
FE. W. Johnston
Glenn Matucha
West Side Square
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