Local News Roundup From Myotic and Surrounding Areas
Paul Garrison and ter Berniece return home in Myotic after visiting at the Walliam home. Mrs Elmer Young of Kan Ane City visits Ed, her nephew. Fresh eggs sold by W. S. Reister & sons. Harold Jones moves to Bellmore from Hartford as part of Deepa Cola company work reassignment to Baltimore office. Corn fed beef priced reasonable by Orez & J. Mrs John McClintie recalls a stormy Christmas and hosts a family reunion at the Taylor Stout home. Burdette Westermark returns from honeymoon. Haron Irwin visits from Moline, with family nearby. Daryl Crawford back at University of Iowa after Christmas break. Chas Brown, Aud, notes gate dates while away. Mrs Margaret Nash hag returns from vacations in Monmouth Wooster Ohio and Moline. Leigh W. Soule returns from Creek Town for illness of Mrs Soule’s father. Washington teacher Harold Williams joins. Dessa Jhaw returns from Yellow Springs Ohio. Raymond Ferguson returns to Grinnell after two weeks closet fittings. he is chef at girls’ quadrangle dining room. Mrs Ferguson supervises boys’ dorm dining. Mrs D J er remains—condition unchanged. Cloud Willits in Des Moines on business. Dr Fred L. Moore heads to Chicago then Cincinnati General for six more months internship. Mrs Edith Faris and Dan Rohrer Jr visit Mt Pleasant with James Page recovering from appendicitis. Mrs Hannah Hicher Bailey serves at Mr and Mrs Howard McCleery’s home. Mrs Eicher in Vero Beach, Florida. Auctioneer D V J Macon, Washington Iowa. Nic McCleery returns to university. George Means heads to Town. Charles Brown travels Friday to Oklahoma to buy horses.
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W. S. Reister & Ons
Harold Jones
Deepa Cola Company
Bellmore
Hartford
Baltimore
Orez & J
John McClintie
Taylor Stout
Paul McClintic
Paul
Moline
Elizabeth Irwin
Virgil Irwin
Frances Caddy
Irwin
G. W. White
Elizabeth
Daryl Crawford
University of Iowa
Chas. Brown
Margaret Nash Hag
Monmouth
Wooster
Ohio
Leigh W. Soule
Creek
Soule
J. T
Conn
Harold Williams Washington
Ff Pearson
Battle Creek
Dessa Jhaw
Yellow Springs
Raymond Ferguson
Grinnell
Ferguson
Hoys
D. J. Er
Edith Faris
Dan Rohrer, Jr
Virginia
Mt. Pleasant
Faris
James Page
Hannah Hicher Bailey
Howard L. McCleery
H. M Eicher
Farm Production Control Law Held Invalid in Decision
The court found the AAA unconstitutional as an attempt to regulate production and for improper delegation of tax powers. The case involved Hoosac Millis Corp of New Bedford, with history tracing wheat and cotton trends, processing taxes, and farm relief aims. The decision followed appeals through district court, the second circuit, and to the highest court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Hoosac Millis Corp
New Bedford, Mass
Federal District Court
Second Circuit Court of Appeals
Hospital Births and Discharges Noted
Mrs Guy Inke and her baby son left the hospital for Columbus Junction this morning. Mrs Walter Wilson of Riverside was admitted Saturday afternoon for surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Inke
Columbus Junction
Walter Wilson
Riverside
Gas Accidental Close Call: Infant Rescued After Gas Leak
Des Moines-Duane, 11 month old son of Mr and Mrs George Van Gorder, was overcome by gas during a bath after a hot water heater leaked overnight. Firemen revived him and he showed no lingering ill effects. The incident occurred Sunday afternoon while the parents were bathing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Duane
George van Gorder
Bite
Unidentified Dead Soar to Forty Thousand in U S Each Year
University of California researchers estimate about 40 000 unidentified bodies are buried or cremated annually in the United States highlighting public health and forensic challenges across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
University of California
New Farm Program Plans After Court Ruling Expected
Washington insiders report a likely government response if the Supreme Court invalidates the New Deal farm program. Possible options include new taxes to fund payments or an entirely different AAA setup, with emphasis on general taxes and uniform benefits to farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
F. C
Supreme Court
High Tribunals
AAA
Secretary of Labor Sees Happiness for Laboring Folks
Secretary of Labor notes progress in wartime economy and mood. Upward movement in durable goods industries could spur employment, payroll gains, and broader economic activity with more jobs and solid wages.
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Secretary of Labor
Meninl
Methodist Junior Choir Sings at Sunday Service
The Methodist church Sunday evening featured the junior choir with four boys taking the offering Paul Dodder Gene Davis Leon Beatty and Clayton Ward wore white vestments The chorus performed Pajest Lord Jesus with Donis Gray and Nan Troover in a duet Teddy Schwarts played Melodie a violin solo The sermon by Dr B F Schwartz was on A Careless Messenger
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Paul Dodder
Gene Davis
Leon Beatty
Clayton Ward
Lord Jesus
Donis Gray
Nan Troover
Teddy Schwarts
B. F. Schwartz
Fairview Club Opens 1936 With Hostess And Guests
The Fairview club held its first meeting of the New Year at Mrs Everette Gardner's home with Mrs Andy Gardner as a guest. Mary Bdesrang and Arlene Lowe organized contests and luncheon was served. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs Lisle Maxwell.
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Fairview Club
Everette Gardner
Andy Gardner
Mary Bdesrang Arlene Lowe
Gardner
Lisle Maxwell
Botany Revival in Sixteenth Century German Scientist Works
A sixteenth century German scientist published a botany book aimed at reviving a science nearly extinct. The work signals a push to restore botanical knowledge and study during that era.
Court mulls tax measure tied to agriculture policy
The court may strike the present taxes as an unconstitutional delegation of power to the secretary of Agriculture. If ruled out, observers expect new legislation to specifically levy taxes, though AAA amendments giving statutory recognition lessen this likelihood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Arky Vaughan Emerges as 1935 Batting Star
Pittsburgh rookie Loyd Arky Vaughan dominated major league hitters in 1935 with a .886 slugging mark and a 12 point lead, earning praise as a potential long term batting king. His unorthodox swing and golf like stance defined a standout season in his early career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd “Arky
Vaughan
Pittsburgh
Pirate Walloper
Honus Wagner
Smoky City
al Simmons
Lefty O’doul
Arky
Local residents share travel and home news in Waterloo area
Miss Mary Louise Harwood resumed teaching in Waterloo after a weekend. Mr and Mrs George Rasmussen plan to return from Chicago tonight with Mrs Rasmussen’s Montana sister. J E DeWit family dined in Sigourney. Hanna and sons shopped in town. Anthony Kennehan, former resident now at Exelsior Springs, will live at the Royal hotel. Alice Bell returns from Packwood for Washington high school. Ruth Ristgheim travels from Canton SD. Washington school staff redecorated in her absence. Arden Goodwin and Raymond Livesay dine with Johnsons. Fred Ziemiowsky of Havre shopping in town. Juline Kunik and daughter Betty visit Iowa City Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Harwood
Waterloo
George Rasmussen
Chicagd
Oskaloosa
Excelsior Springs
Royal Hotel
Alice Bell
Washington High School
Packwood
Ruth Riftgheim
Canton
Washington
Arden Goodwin
Raymond Livesay
Wellman
Arden
Paul Johnson
Fred Ziegiowsky
Havre
Juline Kunik
Betty
Iowa City
Kunik
Cedar Rapids
Card of Thanks from the Hoppine Family
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hoppine thank neighbors and friends for help during the fire. The family expresses deep appreciation for the assistance and support received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Hoppine
Ira Schafer Hosts at House Warming and Party
BRIGHTON Jan 6 Mr and Mrs Ira Schafer hosted a house warming and watch party in their new home on Tuesday evening with over forty factory workers attending A stunt program engaged guests and games followed an oyster supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Ira Schafer
Canning Factory
Legion Aunliary
American Legion
Roy Hinson
Sons of
Fairfield
Equality Quilting Club
James Long
Neva Long
KE. Dayton
Kate Snyder
T. B. Davison
Ad McCarty
Dr. Berry
W. C. Close
St. Clairsville
Ohio
Keith Murray
Adell
Answers to memory and debt questions
A reader asks about memory loss and the best approach to debt. The exchange advises seeking medical evaluation for memory issues and borrowing only within means, outlining risks and prudent financial planning.
Centennial P T A Meeting Postponed to Jan 15
The Centennial P T A meeting is postponed one week and will not be held until January 15. Mrs. Bob Patterson will be the leader.
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Centennial P. T. A
Bob Patterson
Methodist Ushers Meet for Dinner
The corps of ushers of the Methodist Church and their wives gathered Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Willits on South 4th Avenue. A pot luck dinner was served and a short business session was led by Dr. B. F. Schwartz. Several games followed and a surprise visit from a stranger ended the evening. About thirty attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
L. C. Willits
South 4Th Avenue
B. F. Schwartz
Treasury report outlines historic U S spending surge
The Treasury shows a spending peak of 30 560 982 652 on January 2 1936 driven by heavy borrowing. The 1934 35 fiscal year posted revenue 3 116 600 000 against expenditures 7 105 000 000, yielding a 3 989 400 000 deficit. Revenue gains include income tax up 1 099 100 000, miscellaneous internal revenues to 1 674 000 000, customs to 24 400 000, and miscellaneous receipts 179 400 000.
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Paul Garrison
Ter
Berniece
Myotic
Walliam
Elmer Young
Kan- Ane City
Ter Nephew
Wight
Nicola & Harmon
North Side Square
Methodist Junior Choir
Burnley
Arry Vaughan
Justia
Sya
Ira Schafers
Treasury
U. S
S &N Shoe Store
East Side Square
I, Price
Kayser Plays
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