Various Local News Items From Cedar Rapids Area
Local notes report Katheryn Bain ill at St Luke's Cedar Rapids from ruptured appendix. Clara Wood confined with fractured leg after ice fall. Hillerys move within the city. Whitmore family welcomed a daughter yesterday. former Evelyn Bambrick. Kensler visits New Sharon after Washington and Peoria trips. Hynek undergoes hernia surgery at St Thomas Marshalltown. out of work for weeks. Marilyn Hynek with him in Marshalltown. Raymond and Wilma Roger visit. Andersons of Ainsworth visit Smylies in Washington. Shoppers and outings noted, including Mrs Be J Trumbull in Chicago visiting son Paul. Des Moines trip for Ralph Schulty’s mother visit. Auctioneer D F Macon listed. Carter family to Des Moines for pastor convocation with Dr Charles R Brown. Carter relatives in Des Moines and Osceola planned return Friday.
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Katheryn Ann Bain
A. C. Bain
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke's Hospital, Cedar Rapids
Robert Peters
M. C. Hillery
East Jeffson Street
East Washington Street
Richard Whitmore
East Moline
Jil
Whitmore
Evelyn Bambrick
William Kensler
New Sharon
Washington
Peoria
Frank Hynek
A & P Company
St. Thomas Hospital
Marshalltown
Wilma McClelland
Wellman
BE. J. Trumbull
Chicago
Paul
Ralph Schulty
Des Moines
J. T Schulty
W. S. Reister & Sons
Josephine Hull
Town City
Henry
Hull
D. F. Macon
Vernon Carter
Joyce
Carter
Charles R. Brown
Yale Divinity School
Washington County
Carters
Osceola
Births and discharges listed at local hospital
Mr and Mrs J Everett Fagen of Keota welcomed a son born at 7 05 am yesterday. Helen Soukup of Ainsworth was dismissed this morning and Jerry Simmering was discharged. Mrs Glenn Van Auken and son Ronnie were sent home to Columbus Junction. Mrs James Boyd of Ainsworth was dismissed this morning.
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J. Everett Fagen
Keota
Helen Soukup
Ainsworth
Jerry Simmering
Glenn van Auken
Ronnie
Columbus Junction
James Boyd
Two Iowa City Teams at the Y Tonight
Washington basketball fans can watch two Iowa City teams at the Y M C A court tonight. The Whites play the Iowa City aggregation once slated two weeks ago, canceled due to icy roads, and the Maid Rites face the Academy Dinettes, described as a high class group. Games start about 7 15 and 8 30.
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Washington
Iowa City
Academy
Yarmouth Triumphs In Overtime Over Ainsworth
Yarmouth defeated Ainsworth 84 to 32 in overtime on Friday night. Ainsworth Tigerettes beat Yarmouth 19 to 12 in the seconds with Norris scoring 11 points.
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Ainsworth
Yarmouth
IOC
IOC Cmaawaee
A. Goppe
Asanean
Uneusenan
A . Helphery
Ainsworth Tigerettes
Norris
Louisa County Tourney Opens At Columbus Junction
Columbus Junction prepares for the Louisa county high school basketball tournament with first round games set for Thursday featuring Wy Man versus Morning Sun, Columbus Junction against Wapello, and Grandview against Letts. Winfield defeates Columbus Junction 22 to 17 in a Friday league game.
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Columbus Junction
Wyman
Morning Sun
Wapello
Grandview
Letts
Cotter
Winfield
Iowa
Myers
Peck
Columbus
Duane Tadlock Treats School With Candy
Lexington report notes six year old Duane Tadlock gave candies to classmates on Friday after turning six on January 29. Other items list birthdays for Bobby and Donny Patterson, Hog sales by Everette Green, and health updates on Wm Toan and Mrs Cecil Amlong with plans to move near Sigourney. Helen Green drives a Ford and Junior Bishop returns from the CCC camp in Sigourney.
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Wade Gardner
Lexington
Duane Tadlock
Bobby Patterson
Donny Patterson
Everette Green
Wm. Toan
Iowa City
Cecil Amlong
University Hospital
Amlongs
Sigourney
Junior Bishop
CCC
Helen Green
Albia Visit Sets Tuesday Night Cards Clash
Washington junior college hosts Albia Tuesday as the Cardinals seek revenge after a 48 to 41 defeat at Albia on December 6. The home squad will be short three players Newnam Williams and Keiper, with Pops Harrison of Iowa City refereeing.
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Albians
Washington
Washington Junior College Cardinals
Albia
Newnam
Williams
Keiper
Pops” Harrison
Iowa City
Washington Junior College Draws Waldorf In Tourney Opener
Washington junior college is paired to meet Waldorf in the first round of the state junior college tournament opening Thursday morning February 17 in Des Moines. If Washington wins, it meets the Tipton-Sheldon winner on Friday. Preliminaries are at Roosevelt high school gym and the Drake field house with upper and lower bracket games listed.
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Washington Junior College
Waldorf
Des Moines
Dean Harland Mead
Washington School
Cardinals
Roosevelt High School
Drake
Albia
Bloomfield
Mason City
Muscatine
Boone
Britt
Burlington
Centerville
Chariton
Clarinda
Creston
Eagle Grove
Ellsworth
Social visit and house guests noted
Henry Henderson visits the Everett Green home. Last weekend guests at Mort Emde’s home include Mrs. Ralph John, Marjorie Emde, and a friend from Sioux City. Miss Emde is Mort Emde’s niece.
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He Coupe
Henry Henderson
Everette Green
Mort Emde
Ralph John
Marjorie Emde
Sioux City
Miss Emde
Clyde Clemens and Lois Visit Crawfordsville
Clyde Clemens and his daughter Lois of Rupert Idaho arrived to visit sister Miss Jennie Clemens and relatives. An independent basketball team from Mofitte Illinois beat local independents 68 to 47. Mrs Eva Blankenhorn broke both bones of her right leg below the knee after slipping on icy water. Charlie Martin, Harold Miller, and Floyd Blankenhorn traveled to Des Moines for a Friday trip.
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Crawfordsville
Nellie Manners
Clyde Clemens
Lois
Rupert
Idaho
Jennie Clemens
Frank McCoy
Durant
Iowa
Mt. Vernon
Helen
Mofitte
Ill
Clarence Fletcher
Davenport
W. Fletcher
Eva Blankenhorn
Donald
Charlie Martin
Harold Miller
Floyd Blankenhorn
Des Moines
Messrs. Martin and
Miller
Henry Kolln On Wrestling Card At City Hall Show
Two main events headline the wrestling card at city hall Saturday night Feb 12 announced by A B E Palmer V F W committee chair. Matches include Tom Good Eagle vs Rey Jack Atkinson and Tony Chong vs Henry Kolin with Wild Willie Williams vs Dale Wilson in the opener. Johnny Cole of Iowa City to referee.
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City Hall
A. B E. Palmer
Tom Good Fagle
Rey
Jack Atkinson
Tony Chong
Henry Kolin
Wild Willie Williams
Tipton
Dale Wilson
Miami
Fla
Palmer
Atkinson
Tom Good Eagle
Kolin
Bear
Eagle
Preacher
Texas
Cheney
Washington
Cedar County
Johnny Cole
Iowa City
Cole
Pet Peeves About Heat Draw Community Interest
A study from 11 207 families finds 5 355 complain of uneven room heating, modern settings like theaters and hotels highlight the issue. Al Roe Son and Green Foundry offer a free heating check up at homes to diagnose and prescribe fixes without obligation.
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al Roe & Son
Green Foundry & Furnace Works
Des Moines
Lumberman's Convention Visit Noted by Mrs Kennedy
Mrs Lauder Kennedy of Washington spent Friday and Saturday here with her aunt Miss Jennie Clemens during the lumberman's convention, making a brief social stay in town.
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Lumberman’s Convention
Lauder Kennedy
Washington
Jennie Clemens
Port Distant Haven In Cuba Renamed Camaguey
Porto Principe in Cuba once sacked by the pirate Morgan lies 15 miles inland now called Camaguey after relocation to a safer interior site.
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Porto Principe
Cuba
Morgan
Camaguey
Wisdom and Difficulties
A reflective line notes that wisdom does not come to the comfortable but to those who combine nature with brains, suggesting that challenges add depth to understanding.
Iodine Found in Common Foods Aids Gland Health
Iodine occurs in onions carrots seafoods pears cod liver oil potato skin pineapple and watercress. It aids the glands and helps prevent goiter.
Earliest Record of Coal in Theophrastus’s Works
Theophrastus, writing around 300 B C, notes coal used by blacksmiths in Greece and Italy in his stones book signaling the earliest historical reference to coal usage.
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Theophrastus
Greece
Italy
Adlerika Promises Relief From Gas Pressure on Heart
Promotional copy from Pioneer Drug Company claims Adlerika clears stomach gas pressing on the heart and cleans out both upper and lower bowels. It lists Geo L McDaniel Druggist and brand details.
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Adlerika
Pioneer Drug Company
Geo. L. McDaniel, Drugglat
What They Are Saying What They Are Saying
Hollywood artist Russell Patterson defines glamour as a disguise for bad legs gaunt cheek bones and a tired look. Hoover notes the small business conference reflects the attitude of small business nationwide toward the administration. Detroit Mt resident Flomer Martin asserts auto workers want one million dollars a week in relief for Michigan. Miami William Green pursues peace with CIO amid difficult but not hopeless outlook.
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Hollywood
Russell Patterson
Detroit
Flomer Martin
Michigan
Miami
A. F. of
William Green
Borah Defends States Rights Over Lynching Bill
Idaho Senator William E. Borah argues that state and local government reflect the people's rights and warns that destroying those rights silences the people while the government speaks for them.
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Washington
William EB. Borah
Idaho
Katrina Is Book Review Given for 19th Century Club
Sally Salminen’s Katrina was reviewed by Mrs Frank Miller at a Nineteenth Century club meeting in Mrs Clifford Thorne’s home. The Norwegian island setting centers on a family’s life. Twelve members attended and refreshments were served after the review.
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Katrina
Sally Salminen
Frank Miller
Nineteenth Century Club
Clifford Thorne
Norway
Weekend guests visit John Clarahan home in Harper
Iown Jean Huber and Evelyn Nebergall were weekend guests at the John Clarahan residence in Harper, staying for a short visit and social time with the host.
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Jean Huber
Evelyn Nebergall
John Clarahan
Harper
Dance Sponsors at Rendezvous For School Students
Jack Watson and Daryl Par ham sponsor a school dance at the Rendezvous Wednesday night with tickets on sale for students.
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Jack Watson
Daryl Parham
Mater Replies to Modern Critics of Bible
Dr. Waller A. Mater declares on a coast to coast Lutheran Hour that the gospel of Jesus Christ remains a vital, unchanging creed and denounces liberal calls for new versions and reforms as a 1938 restatement of error. He laments church leaders praising a bloodless Christ over the bleeding Saviour and urges clergy to uphold Calvary and the New Testament.
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W. A. Mater
ST. Louis
Waller A. Mater
Maier
Democrats to hold nine Iowa district meetings in March
In Des Moines Iowa the Democratic party outlines a March schedule of nine district meetings in large cities. Chairman Birmingham vice chair Kelleher and national committeewomen Utterback and Etter are expected at each session along with governor Kraschel. The discussions will set 1938 campaign strategy and address scarce candidacies for the state house as Republicans hold most Senate seats. Road construction is noted as a likely campaign issue with the governor seeking re election.
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Des Moines
Iowa
E. H. Birmingham
Birmingham
Mary 5. Kelleher
Fort Dodge
Hubert Utterback
W. L. Etter
Sigourney
Kraschel
Ditrict
House
Senate
Quote from Shenandoah Sentinel editor on Senator Herring
W D Archie editor of the Shenandoah Sentinel criticizes Senator Herring's radio censorship plans saying he should be replaced by someone less affected by spooky things. He calls Washington's daily spooks the most frightening.
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W. D. Archie
The
Shenandoah Sentinel
Senator Herring
Washinton
Washington
Governor Kraschel Wins Support on Blacktop Plan
Behind closed doors the meeting with the highway commission produced agreement on the governor's cement-blacktop idea. Fred White, chief engineer, helped sway the commission, and Kraschel prepared to press his case in the press if needed, aiming to outargue any Republican challenger with facts and figures.
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Kraschel
Highway Commission
Commission
Fred White
Angineer
Towa
Iowa seventh district GOP scramble hints at candidacy
Ben Jensen of Extra is expected to announce for the Republican nomination in the seventh district. Dan W. Turner of Corning has dropped out. Henry K. Peterson of Council Bluffs is said to have reached an understanding with Jensen as Othba Wearin contemplates reelection but may shift to the senatorial race. Ilubert Utterback of Des Moines plans to announce in the sixth district. Charles W. Storms, state auditor, may seek reelection. Leo Wegman weighs private work or a senate bid. J. R. Bahne hesitates on supporting Black Hawk county Democrats. A. C. Fuller is mentioned as a Democrat at Iowa State Teachers College. John Gwynne is the incumbent Republican.
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Ben Jensen
Extra
Dan W. Turner
Corning
GOFP
Henry K. Peterson
Council Bluffs
Jensen
Othba Wearin
Hastings
Guy Gillette
Ilubert Utterback
Des Moines
Gillette
Congress
Charles W. Storms
Leo Wegman
State House
J. R. Bahne
Eldora
Bugese Kelly
Sioux City Tribune
Black Hawk County
A. C. Fuller
Iowa State Teachers College
John Gwynne
Repubican
Late bid to court plan prompts Senate opposition
Months late report notes the president privately okayed opposition to his court plan in the Senate. The piece hints at off the record sources and mentions SPI for superintendent of public instruction while detailing nomination papers and a spy like spy theme in the SPI race. A state house clock fix followed Governor Krascher’s re election announcement as a spring clock failed.
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Senate
SPI
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Secretary of State
Krascher
Phooey
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