Power Projects Delayed by Supreme Court Ruling
Fifty-one of the Public Works Administration power projects face indefinite delays after the Supreme Court ordered new hearings in the Duke Power case. Loans and grants total $50,089,891 with construction valued at $112,824,916 awaiting final court decisions.
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Washington
INS
PWA
Supreme Court
Duke Power Company
Ickes
Circuit
Virginia
Plainview
Texas
Terrell
Idaho
Coeur D'Alene
California
Lodi
Colorado
Delta
Iowa—Lamont
Iowa City
Nevada
Winemucca
Nebraska Central Neb
Nebraska
South Carolina Public Service Authority
Lower
Colorado River
I F Lamberts of Colorado to Visit Relatives
Edward and Ray Lambert traveled to Ottumwa to meet their parents I F Lambert and wife of Grand Junction Colorado who plan a month long stay with sons and other relatives in Iowa. Delores Hazen has chickenpox and several people suffer colds. Various local guests visited families including the Buenneke O Connor and MecCreedy households. Dorothy Jean Motley missed several days of school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Beenblossom
Oregon
Edward
Ray Lambert
Ottumwa
I. F. Lambert
Grand Junction
Colorado
Iowa
John Buenneke
Orie O'Connor
Duane Hazen Visted
Burk MecCreedy
Rodney Arnold
Billie
Loren Hazen
Delores Hazen
Dorothy Jean Motley
Barthelow Returns from Eastern Trip to Young America
E I Barthelow returned Saturday night from an eastern trip where he spent two weeks with his sisters and other relatives in Columbus and Cambridge Ohio. The item lists numerous local visitors and family gatherings around Young America and nearby households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barthelow
Levi van Dyke
E. IL
Frank Pringle
Richard
Harry Dodson
Donna Lee Eden
Grant Humston
Eva Wikoff
Brighton
Dorothy Johnson
Washington
Olive Stalder
Austin Emery
Edith Stalder
Burl Pringle
Jean
Cloyee Pringle
Davenport
Clarence Jackson
George Genkinger
Leland Pringle
Gunnar Swanson
Helen
Baby Terry Lee Born To Lester Leeper Family
At the hospital Jimmy Conklin was dismissed yesterday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Lester Leeper have named their baby son born Tuesday Terry Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Conklin
Lester Leeper
Terry Lee
Local shoppers and holiday plans fill Washington scene
Mrs. Jay White and others from Wellman Crawfordsville Keota Columbus Junction Rubinio Richmond Richmond women shopped in Washington. Sarah Marie Huber home from Stephens College for holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Davis of Ainsworth shopped in town. Agnes Evening from Richmond and Winnie Chalupa from West Chester also visited. Moore's Bootery advertises Christmas slippers and boots. A baby, George Hart Moore, born to Mr. and Mrs. Jess Moore weighs seven and a half pounds. The Tinker Christmas play, church pageant practice, and a community sale are noted. Sustained travel to Sioux City, Davenport, and Chicago mentioned for several residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay White
Wellman
Washington
R. W. Howell
Crawfordsville
R. H. Teets
Keota
Rollin Lynn
Columbus Junction
le. B. Luithly
Rubio
Everett Huber
Sarah Marie
Wellday
Stephens College
Columbia
Tom Davis
Ainsworth
Agnes
Richmond
McLellans
Winnie Chalupa
West Chester
Moore’s Bootery
E. Side Sq
Jess Moore
George Hart Moore
Moore
H. I. Ward
Sioux City
Frank Crabb
R. &. Pike
Charlotte Ward
Junior College
Glen Garner
Oskaloosa
T. R Phillips
Garner
Mr. Phillips
W. S. Reister & Son
Art Henderson
Eldon
T. J Lewis
Lewis
Peabody College
Nashville, Tenn
Mrs. Joe McCreedy Is Home Improved After Accident
Mrs. Joe McCreedy returns home from Brighton after an accident. Highland Center residents report visitors including Mrs. Lewis Coon and Eula Mae. communities recall the funeral of Mrs. Elia Raymond at Salem church. several families visit and host relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe McCreedy
Eula Mae Coon
Highland Center
Lewis Coon
Eula Mae
McCreedy
Brighton
James Murphy
Donna
Wellman
Everette Coon
Will Murphy
Elia Raymond
Salem Church
Murray Conger
Washington
Ernest Badham
James T. Foster
Iowa Fish and Game Arrests Total 133 In Month
The state conservation commission reported 133 people were arrested in Iowa last month for fish and game law violations. Only 14 were for pheasant hunting despite no open season. Thirty were arrested for hunting without licenses or duck stamps, with 25 more for illegal duck shooting. Of the 133, 125 were convicted, three acquitted, five not prosecuted.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Prairie Flower School News Program and Play at Church
The Prairie Flower school hosts a December 23 program at eight, followed by the two act play Christmas at the Stebbins presented by local youths. A box social and hot lunches are planned in the Prairie Flower church basement with public invited.
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Prairie Flower School
Stebbins
Prairie Flower Church
Alice Finke
Martha Turnipseed
Mary Ardith Jarrard
Leonard Booth Stanley Jarrard
Lorene Booth
Maxine Fulton
Prairie Flower
Leonard Booth
Beulah M. Johnson
Mrs Tom Porter honored at birthday dinner in Verdi
Mrs Tom Porter was the guest of honor at a birthday dinner at the Ralph Chorpenning home in Verdi. Attendees included the Chorpenning family and relatives such as the Williams and Baird households, with social visits noted at several local homes. J H Baird sold six horses to Illinois buyers and Y's Men dinner attendance was mentioned.
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Tom Porter
F. J. Longer
Verdi
Ralph Chorpening
James Chorpenning
Lester
Everett
R. J. Chorpenning
Robert
Melvin Chorpenning
Russel Chorpenning
Earl Chorpenning
Dale Ayers
Susie Johnson
Keith McCelland
Harry Anderson
Ralph Williams
Edd Miller
Stanley Baird
Crandal
Brighton
Ray Miller
Muscatine
J. H. Baird
Illinois
Lyle Wilson
Washington
Vera Tucker
Ray Nottsenger
Ralph Chorpenning
Pleasant Ridge Local News Blitz
Mrs G M Smith reports a day of social visits and school plans at Pleasant Ridge with Mrs Bruce Stewart, Mrs Henry Underwood, Jake Schadd, Louis Pacani, and Tony Kauffman among those mentioned. Neighbors Dale Smith, Renny Housel, and Frank Hunter visited homes and the Welgman sale was attended. Robert North lost a milk cow and land measurements were underway locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Smith
Pleasant Ridge
Bruce Stewart
Henry Underwood
Peter Berdo
Jake Schadd
Louis Pacani
Sigourney
Wittmer
Dale Smith
Renny Housel
Tony Kauffman
Tony Kauffman and Sons
Welgman
Robert North
Frank Hunter
Bert Hunter
Winfield
Ben Bruegge
Howard Wittrie
Glen Pratt
Describes New English King As Man of Kingly Qualities
A 1936 United Press piece portrays George VI as a resolute figure who overcame illness and speech struggles, likening his ascent to Kipling's If. It highlights his navy service, wartime gallantry, close bond with Queen Elizabeth, and discreet public life while noting his sporting talents and devotion to duty.
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United Press
London
Rudyard Kipling
United States
George VI
Prince Albert
Roosevelt
England
Kipling
Duke of York
King George Vas
Phaick
Edward
Prince of Wales
Jutland
Elizabeth Bowes- Lyon
Strathmore
Elizabeth
King George
George
Mary
Green couple attend Schaffer 40th wedding anniversary
Grandview reports Mr and Mrs Chas Green attending a celebration at Sam Schaffer’s home marking the 40th wedding anniversary of the Schaffers. Other items include Dr M Maxwell visiting New London and Delbert Maxwell's Washington dental work. local families travel and illness notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. C. Green
Schaffer Home
Chas. Green
Sam Schaffer
Schaffer
M. Maxwell
New London
Delbert Maxwell
Washington
Lioyd Bull
Denver
Colorado
Paulette Gislain
Adolph Gislain
Fredrick Gislain
Sam Gowing
Gislain
Wilbur Cray
Richard Cray
Arten
Milan
John Cray
Chase Green
Elmer Karnes
Webster City
No. The broad smile of a son and the new king
The piece remarks that the new king is a human figure who has endured the mill of life. It notes he started at the bottom of the ladder and worked up, reflecting a grounded, relatable portrait of leadership.
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Tilvy
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Floral Offers
We express heartfelt thanks to kind neighbors and thoughtful friends for expressions of sympathy and the beautiful floral offers we greatly appreciated.
Columbus Sails From Paros With Crew of Eighty Eight
The Columbus voyage dated August 3 1492 sails from Paros with the Santa Maria carrying 52 crew on its 100 ton decked ship and the two caravels Pinta and Nina each at 50 and 40 tons with 18 crew aboard.
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Paros
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I. F. Lamberts
Fre
Sais
U. 8
Wisconsin
Col. Meccli
Dole
Grimes Golden
Florida
Atks
Holly
Washington Fruit Market
D. F Macon
Black
Butt
A. Schmoeller
Florence Donnelly
Dorothy Schmoeller
Hannah Luithly
George Maxwell
Chicago
L. R. Tripp
Maxwell
Esther Essley
Arthur Jones
Carrie Turner
Rock Island
Jones
Anaheim
Calif
Prairie Flower School News
D. Maxwell
Grandview
Grant Griffith
Thew
Norma
Miller Kitchen
Seth Thomas
East Side Square
Lemmon
U M
Columbus’ Crew
Chmarest
Better Beauty Shops
Haldy’s
Cedar Rapids
Mast Side
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