Heights School Issue Dominates PTA Meeting
At a PTA session parents debated conditions at Heights School amid Inspector Russell's warning of overcrowded classrooms and structural danger. He urged engineering checks and stadia points to track settling. Trust in teachers and janitor was emphasized as officers and a summer roundup committee were appointed.
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Heights
Russell
Mushroom Eaters Chance for Months to Water
Local notes detail visits by residents of Young America and nearby towns. The piece lists numerous Social calls and visits among families, including Creston inspector’s visit to the county home and various weekend calls and celebrations.
Mrs J E Lemley James Visit Schlatter Family
Mrs J E Lemley and her son James visited the Joe Schlatter family in East Sunset. Lemley plans a two week Des Moines visit with granddaughter Winifred Carris. Easter gatherings included the Strothman and Williams families and neighbors from Ainsworth Havre and Washington.
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East Sunset
J. E. Lemley
James
Joe Schlatter
Lemley
Des Moines
Winifred Carris
Merle Twinam
William
Mary Virginia
C. A. Strothman
New London
Jim Stewart
Donald
Frances Adell
Della Richardson
Washington
Russel Williams
John R. Williams
Fred Orris
Ainsworth
Frank Pratt
Havre
Pratt
Fread
Community Notes From Local Homes This Week
Social visits filled the week as Mr and Mrs John Widmer called at the Far Ferguson home. The Stouts and their children Wanda and Roger spent Sunday evening with Bertha Kephart. Kephart visited her father Earl Kephart in Oskaloosa. Joe Schlatter and Max attended a sale in Olds. Graber and family helped Walter Rich celebrate his birthday. A baby was shown to the Bowes household. P P Graber and family visited Homer Wenger. Stewart family joined in birthday celebrations for Mr J T Stewart. A landscape specialist from Ames demonstrated planting at Merle Twinam’s home midweek.
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Creston
Austin Embree
Wayland
Raymond van Dorin
C. McChesney
Packwood
Bert Dickinson
Jim O'Loughlin
Harley O'Loughlin
Helen Jackson
Charles Jackson
Toppan Johnson
Wellman
Jim
Carl Phillips
W. A. Palmer
Glenn Davis
Richland
Charles Palmer
Elmer Cherry
Pleasant
Frank Pringle
Charles Corette
Harold Fulton
Willis Schwartz
Fred
Mediapolis
Alice Hunter
New London
al Crone
Harley O'Laughlin
Harve Wilson
Harold
Harold Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Sherm Crone
Ed Jackson
Clarence Jackson
Claud Rhodebeeck
Lou Rhodebeck
John Widmer
Joe Rich
Levi Simmons
Lester Dewalt
Donald Bowes
P. P. Graber
Homer Wenger
J. T. Stewart
Howard Stewart
Mr. Stewart
Ames
Merle Twinam
Wellston Community Notes Highlight Family Visits
Walter Johnson and family visited Forrest Brinning while Charles Crone met Ralph Walter Wilson and family at Lee Ralston home. Doyle Smith’s group joined Walter’s sisters in the gathering. Community meeting set for Friday April 22 with sandwiches and pie. Walter Wilson painted for Mrs George Strubble in Wellman.
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Wellston
Walter Johnson
Forrest Brinning
Charles Crone
Ralph Brinning
Walter Wilson
Lee Ralston
Walter
Doyle Smith
Wellman
George Strubble
Keith McClelland
Executions Across France in Reign of Terror Timeline
Between September 1793 and July 1794 Paris saw about 3 000 executions while at least 15 000 people were executed in other parts of France. The figures reflect the peak years of the Reign of Terror during the French Revolution.
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Paris
France
Establishing the seven day week and twenty four hour day
The article notes that the seven day week and the twenty four hour day were defined by ancient Babylonians. It emphasizes their long historical origin and impact on timekeeping traditions across civilizations.
Diamond Splitting by Saw Splits Jonker Gem
A bronze disc blade was employed to sever the famed Jonker diamond. The saw operated at 5 000 revolutions per minute and required days of careful effort to divide the precious gem.
Suit to revive liquor history in Iowa courts
Des Moines April 22 Iowa Daily Press Assn the ambitious program of State Treasurer Leo J Wegmans son to obtain 1 013 400 for the state and 112 600 in 10 per cent counsel fees may revive what the Iowa Liquor Control commission calls ancient history Leonard Wegman must prove in Polk county court in September that six out of state corporations did business in Iowa amid two methods of liquor sales to the state The 1945 probe spurred a shift from agent sales to direct mail orders with notarized statements of no commissions Atty Gen John H Mitchell who gave Wegmans son a commission as special assistant attorney general says the key is whether firms did business in Iowa or engaged in interstate commerce Wegman says the question is what constitutes doing business in Iowa and will be decided by the court
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Des Moines
Iowa Daily Press Ass'n
Executive Council
Leo J. Wegman
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Leonard Wegman
Polk
Iowa
Liquor Commission
Wegman
Atty
John H. Mitchell
Mrs J G Thorne Dies From Gunshot Wound in Clinton
Mrs J G Thorne wife of Clinton city manager died from a gunshot wound to the chest in Clinton. formerly Ma Watkins of Fort Madison she arrived in a trial condition with her husband a longtime Clinton city official and a daughter a music student in Chicago.
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Clinton
J. G. Thorne
Quoketa
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