List of Rural School Teachers for the County
County superintendent Mrs Winnie Palmer announces the teacher assignments for rural schools for the next year. The roster shows more men this year with six men signed for rural posts and many districts retaining last year’s instructors. Names cover Washington Township to Pleasant Mound with numerous schools and rooms listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Palmer
Washington Township
Red Brick
Helen Ginkens
Brighton
Havre
Edna Witting
Washington
Lucille Nicola
Young America
Clara Telford
Washington Pleasant Hill
Madge Keegan
Frances Olinger
Ainsworth Glendale
Leona Parcell
Gertrude Anderson
Washington Spread Eagle
Margaret Applegate
Clay Township
Clay Independent
Kathleen Morgan
Richland Rubio
Vesta McCracken
Letha Schmitter
Rubio
Black Hawk
Agnes Carter
Richland White
Adawk
Ruth Friend
Peterson
Green Vale
Mildred Woodford
Four H club livestock show starts with county entries
At Emmett Hayes place near West Monroe street the annual 4H show begins with 35 pigs 22 beef calves four dairy calves and nine lambs entered. Judges will assess animals while a Sunset Park picnic and a George and Martha Washington pageant highlight the three day program hosted by the farm bureau and 4H clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Club Boys
Emmett Hayes
West Monroe Street
H. J. Montgomery
Farm Bureau
Sunset Park
Charles E. Hearst
State Farm Bureau Federation
National Federation
Washington
George
Martha Wasington
Martha
Bernadine Koenig
English River Hustlers
Genevieve «Meachem
Happy Hustlers
Ruth Johnson
The
Jolly Jokers
Maurine Trotman
Jacksonite Club
Mildred Peters
Northern Star Club
Lucile Baker
Fern Cliff Cly
Lucile Finke
Grace Thompson
Fern Cliff Club
Alice Walker
Florence Roberts
Colonia
Eleanor Augustine Florence Hindah
Rosalie Combes
Bernadine Long
Martha Washington
Lueil’s Gates
Isabelle Combe
Troop F to Camp Dodge for two weeks of training
Captain Jay Brown leads Troop F 113th Cavalry Iowa National Guard to Camp Dodge for a nine week camp. The unit, 65 members including three officers, departs Saturday night with a special train at 12 30 and returns to Washington by 3 PM August 28. A detailed schedule covers range work hikes rifle drills and parade duties plus inoculations.
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Jay Brown
113Th Cavalry
Camp Dodge
Iowa National Guard
Washington
Brown
Glenn Eldridge
Co. J. Lambert
Sigourney
Oral J. Brown
Rudolph Knotterts
Meg G. Baileay
Thomas H Dodd
Rodney Sage
New Revolt Erupts in Spain After King Abdication
In Madrid and Seville royalist sympathizers struck after Alfonso's abdication. In the 16 hour span the revolt left at least seven dead and many wounded as royalists push against the republican government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Alfonso
Seville
New German Riots Break Out Across the Nation
Rioting flared in multiple German regions today under President Von Hindenburg's anti-terror decree. One person died and many were injured as authorities faced widespread unrest while Premier Manuel Azana told his cabinet the situation was under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
INS
von Hindenburg
Manuel Azana
Morrison Ice Cream Co. marks first anniversary
The Morrison Ice Cream Co. celebrates its first anniversary after opening on West Second Street a year ago. Owner Leland Morrison, recently arrived from Villisea, has built a well regarded local business with a strong community reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Morrison Ice Cream Co
West Second Street
Leland Morrison
Villisea
Picnic at Wild Cat Den Near Nuseatine Reported
Mr and Mrs George Clap pert Mrs Will Darbyshire and son Claire Mrs W A Cook and Miss Mary Atchison spent the day yesterday picnicking at Wild Cat Den near Nuseatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clapper
Will Darbyshire
Claire
W. A. Cook
Mary Atchison
Wild Cat den
Nuseatine
County Democratic Dinner At YMCA Honors Eicher Candidate
A large county gathering at the YMCA celebrated Edward C. Eicher's congressional bid and introduced other Democratic candidates. The event featured a covered-dish lunch, campaign songs led by Helen Melinski and readings, with J. B. Crail as toastmaster and remarks by Mrs. Alex Miller and numerous nominees.
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Y.M.C.A
E. C. Eicher
YM. C. A
Edward C. Eicher
Congress
Escher
Wip
Alex Miller
Eicher
Mrs. Dye
Mea
Harry Dye
Baja Roller
Theresa Ragan
Virginia Burton
Betty Ficher
Frances Louise Null
Dorothy Booth
Heinrich Eicher
Norman Sage Gall Miller
John Mangold Jr
Wendell Hooth
Helen Melinsk
Helen Rabenold
Roy Hahn
William Griffin
J. B. Crail
Crail
Joe Peiper
Carl Keck
HG. Richardson
T. B. Rabenold
Katherine Fivynn
R. H. McCarty
Roy Mapel
M. T. Coon
Board of Supervisors
William Crift
Helen Melinski
Mr. Ficher
Girls to Play at Kittenball Friday Evening Benefit
A preliminary kittenball game will precede the All Stars versus American match at Junkin field Friday at 5 30. Captains Ruth Sartor and Mars Briley lead two girls teams, with rosters featuring Ruth Boyer Irma Tucker and Mary Ellen Lytle on Sartor group and Loretta Cantoni Mae Mangold Helen Mangold Leona Parcell Willa Briley on Briley group. Proceeds aid a kitten ball player’s hospital bill after a broken leg. Main game at 6 15 on South Fourth Avenue field.
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Junkin Field
All Stars
Ruth Sartor
Mars Briley
Ruth Boyer
Irma Tucker
Mary Ellen Lytle
Elizabeth Ragan
Dorothy Booth
Ruth
Rachel Johnson
Flove Hendricks
Phylis Flenner
Marys Briley
Loretta Cantoni
Mae Mangold
Helen Lucille Mangold
Leona Parcell
Willa Briley
Josephine Hull
Velma Finke
Nita Corbin
Freda
Velda Parcell
South Fourth Avenue
American Pearl Button Factory
Kalona
Scouts Meet in the Timber Court of Honor
The Hoy Scouts invite the public to an open air court of honor at 7:46 tomorrow night in the timber west of the old overhead bridge on county ground becoming Scout park. AKE Baldrige leads the ceremony with rank awards, merit badges, and a council fire. Dave Elder will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoy Scouts
County Farm
KE. Baldrige
Order of the Pink Elephant of
Siam
Dave Elder
Local Softball Results Include Sigourney Victory
The article notes a 5 to 4 Sigourney win over the American Pearl team and mentions evening games at Junkin Field starting at 6 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigourney
Olympic spectacle captivates Beverly Hills crowd
Beverly Hills reports massive daily attendance at the Olympic Games, with 70,000 to 105,000 spectators per day praising the dignified, thrilling event. The Argentine won the marathon but fainted during Argentina's national anthem, noted as the longest tune ever written for a marathon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Cal
U. S
Los Angeles
America
Argentina
Iowa Corn In Roasting Ear Stage Across State
Des Moines reports Iowa corn is in the roasting ear stage as rains and cooler temps slowed heat damage. Southern counties show unusually good outlook while some areas near failure remain. Threshing progress and average oats with low barley quality noted. showers improved truck crops and pastures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Charles D. Reed
Iowa Weather and Crop Bureau
Reed
Hall
Winnebago
Huge Credit Agency Is Now Set Up
The United States government created a massive credit program as part of a broad stimulus. The reconstruction finance corporation has advanced a billion dollars, while the home loan board may extend about 1.625 billion to spur home building and avert foreclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Home Loan Board
Painting Contract Awarded to Louis Baird
The board of education awarded the painting contract for the second floor alterations of the junior high school to Louis Baird as the lowest bid from several proposals. The board also studies using Iowa coal for heating in schools if economical and efficient, following Governor Dan Turner’s suggestion to favor Iowa products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Baird
Board of Education
Iowa
Dan Turner
Flour relief aid distributed by Red Cross
Judge John Barton Payne reports about 3.6 million barrels of flour distributed for relief in five months. Nine states exceeded 100,000 barrels. Pennsylvania received 473,733 and Ohio 260,031 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
American Red Cross
John Barton Payne
Chairlain
Payne
Pennsylvania
Ohio
President Hoover Celebrates 58th Birthday In Washington
President Herbert Hoover turned fifty eight today and finished his speech for tomorrow night’s delivery after accepting the Republican nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Ontario manufacturing outputs and employment totals
Ottawa dispatch reports Ontario hosts 9,888 manufacturing establishments with annual production valued at 1,113,025,322 dollars and employing 307,477 workers according to official statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
Province of
Ontario
Albany Democrats Plan Welcome for Mayor Walker
Albany New York August details a plan by the Albany county democratic organization to greet Mayor James J. Walker upon his arrival from New York. Edward J. O Connell coordinates a large rally with thousands of supporters and marching bands expected to line the downtown streets. The event signals strong local backing for Walker amid removal charges and a looming hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
James J. Walker
Walker
Albany County Democratic Organization
Edward J. O'Connell
O'Connell
Tammany
John F. Curry
Upstate
Jimmy Walker
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Mary Thompson
Riverside
Haskins
Myrtle Lee
Columbus Junction
Nora Marsh
Brighton Township
Indian Creek
Dorothy Eyestone
Oakland
Myrtie Anderson
Violet Garrett
Walnut
Bernice Howell
Lucille
Marion Township
Franklin
Orville Myers
Wayland
Eureka
Stringtown
Vera Harvey
Summers
Alice Roth
Wayland Eicher
Clarence Wyse
Wayland Shiloh
Esther Genkins
Ainsworth Gray
Hazel Longer
Pleasant Ridge
Edna Pattison
Fairfield Highlands Township No. 1
Arlene Stolly
Union Dale
Lila Stolley
Riverside East Prairie
Ruth Shalla
Hazel Dell
Martha Kos
Ainsworth Center
Leona Zillmer
Kalona Albaugh
Lena Jones
Crawfordsville
Round Grove
Bernice Anderson
Dutch Creek Township Center
Blanche Ginkens
Ainsworth Enterprise
Winnie Belter
Washington Wellston
Mary
Keota
New Haven
Nellie Wiley
Washington Rolling Green
Laura Mae Huber
Wellman
White Oak
Eva Wagner
Washington Valley
Vera Loomis
Tyrone
Harriett
Merle Foreman
Welman Man
Pleasant Mound
Lenore Fore
Hutchinsons
Atlantic
Col
George Hutchinson
Kathryn
Janet
London
Labrador
Greenland
Hearst
Ian
James W. Page
Donald J
Powers
Haroerd GB. Schneider
Clarence P. Carris
Gilbert J. Summerville
Arno'd B. Jones
Stalter G. Conner Platoom
Melville Joaldson
Clayton G. Summerlle
Henry M. Carr
Willard B. Sehulty
Floyd T. Tucker
Lloyd L Robertson
Haldene
EF. Williams
Max A. Donaldson
Virgil E. Barnett
Raymond M Burham
Perry F. Kephart
Carroll L. Barnett
Donald L. Kerr
Harold
Kerr
Dale F. Kelsey
Richard C. McDole
John KE. Young
Nathaniel E Young
Everette L. Embree
Starry J. Donaldson
Neal FE
John J. Sehneider
Orval A. Korf
Clayton F. Matlock
Stanley L. Dawson
Hubert Lohrer
Randall Summerville
Warren R. Donaldson
Richard C. Young
Walter Brinning
Lyle W. Arnold
Lewis Dusenberry
Clyde L. Boice
John R Edgington
Delbert L. Badham
Gilbert C. Layton
Charles R. Fuhr
Dale
Fuhr
Mack H. Pdougall
Rodney D Kephart
Ferry F. Field
Lloyd FE. Helwick
Leonard A. DeWitt
Burdell L Donaldson
Robert W. Wilson
Ray Erhenfelt
Spain
Grandpa
Ana Dahl
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Little Ann
Ning and Wyman
South
Home Loan Board Perfect
New York
Chicago
Baird
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