Marble family plans visit to Chillicothe and back
Mr and Mrs Max Marble and their son Bobby leave Saturday for Chillicothe Missouri to visit Mr and Mrs Prank Cramer for a week and bring home Henrietta Marble who has stayed there a month Mrs Cramer is Mrs Marble s sister Also noted are local items about parking markings, Penneys wash pants, Ed Sullivan and niece Mary Sullivan visiting Dick Morrison, Tom McEthinney at US summer school, Dr Preston L Etter attending an osteopathic meeting, and Bernice Adrian spending the weekend in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Marble
Bobby
Chillicothe
Prank Cramer
Henrietta Marble
Cramer
Mrs. Marble
Penney'’s
Ed Sullivan
Mary Sullivan
Des Moines
U. S
Preston L. Etter
Third District Public Education
Ottumwa
Bernice Adrian
Iowa City
Curtis visit to Oska loosa and family in two weeks
Community note reports Miss Jessie Curtis and Mickey Curtis traveling to Oska loosa to visit grandmother for two weeks. A reader letter from Mrs Blake at 607 South Iowa avenue highlights two club member deaths before a Three-Quarter Century gathering and mentions a sister in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Curtis
Mickey” Curtis
Oskaloosa
Carri
Blake
South
Iowa Avenue
Preseley Figgins
Alex Goffman
New Postmaster Appointed in Ainsworth
W Moore served as postmaster for almost twenty years until July 1 when Audra Pearson began duties as postmistress. Moore first took the role November 1, 1914, under the Democratic administration and was retained by Republicans after petitions for his continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
W. W. Moore
Audra Pearson
Moore
Brooklyn Flyers Land at Warsaw Flight Interrupted in Europe
The Adamowicz brothers landed at Warsaw airport at 5 40 p m to a wildly cheering crowd of 29009. The soda pop makers planned a New York to Poland flight but were forced down three times for fuel in France Germany and Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Adamowicz
Rbrooklyn
Poland
New York
France
Germany
Twenty boys to CCC camp today
Twenty Washington county youths left at five this morning for CCC Company 776 at Oskaloosa. Selected by county welfare worker Miss Marian Baker, they will serve six months. The group includes James Batterson, Clifford Davis, Floyd Edwards, Robert Edwards, Richard Fuller, Berlen Houseal, Francis Jolly, Aelred Kuebel, Clifford Long, Rodney Maxwell, Daniel Moriarty, Elmo Rummelhart, Sayre, Gilbert Summerville, Joseph Swift, James Alin, Max Van Winkle, Firmin Waldschmidt, Wilfred Wehr, Timothy Grady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Civilian Conservation Corps
Oskaloosa
CCC Company No. 776
Edgar Porter
Marian Baker
Corps
James Batterson
Washington
Clifford Davis
Wellman
Floyd Edwards
Haskins
Robert Edwards
Brighton
Richard Fuller
Rberlen Houseal
Francis Jolly
Ainsworth
Aelred Kuebel
Riverside
Clifford Long
Rodney Maxwell
Daniel Moriarty
Elmo Rummelhart
Riversias
Howard Sayre
Gilbert Summerville
Wash
Hospital Exits Here Reported For Families
At The Hospital Mrs Ed Heek and baby daughter Joan left Washington county hospital yesterday for home Mrs John Winea and son John Jr to leave Washington county hospital this evening for home Mrs Alice Mitchell of Crawfordsville left the Washington county hospital yesterday for her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Heek
Joan
Washington County Hospital
John Winea
John, Jr
Alice Mitchell
Crawfordsville
Amusements: O Brien bruised in movie battles
Pat O'Brien, star of The Personality Kid and Ive Got Your Number, reports heavy on screen fights and mob beatings in Warners Bros productions. He describes enduring bruises from staged battles to appear realistic andEntertainment column notes his two latest films in release at the Fox theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat O'Brien
Warner Bros
Fox Theater
Pat
Finish Unloading Car Creosote Oil Fight Moves North
Dr George Decker, assistant state entomologist, says a general dispersion of brain eating pests follows heavy creosote barriers. Second generation flights in southern Iowa pose reduced risk with strong farmer cooperation cutting damage to 10 to 40 percent. Southwest winds may push winged bugs northeast aiding spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Decker
Decker
Iowa
Hitler Defends 24 Executions as Storm Troopers Idle
Report notes storm trooper leaders under arrest or confined to homes as government forbids uniforms meetings and discussions during a long planned vacation by about 2.5 million troopers.
Circus Clown Brings Joe F. Brown to New Heights
Joe F. Brown emerges as a major screen comedian in The Circus Clown at the State theater. The First National Picture blends farce with a real narrative and love interest, delivering thrills and excitement that appeal to both children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JO. F. Brown
First National
Ancient Inca Walls Unearthed Near Cuzco Peru
Archaeologists near Cuzco Peru uncover hundreds of yards of stone walls from a 400 year old site believed to be hidden for generations. The discovery near the historic capital reveals substantial masonry and hints at a lengthy Inca settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuzco
Peru
Search for wife of slain Kansan leads to new clues
Des Moines July 2 State department investigation agents search for Mrs Velma Hoff Nerad wife of Charles Nerad of Troy Kansas whose body was found near Boonville on Rock Island tracks. A bullet hole in his head and a revolver nearby sparked the inquiry with prints expected on the gun clarifying the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
U.R
State Department of Inv Qigation
Velma Hoff Nerad
Charles Nerad
Troy
Kansas
Boonville
Riverside Firemen Prepare July 3 Dance and Events
Riverside plans a July 3 community event with Rhythm Rascals music and a band concert by the Washington Municipal band on Mall Street. A baseball game features Riverside against Brady Grocery Iowa City under lights, a 28 14 victory for Riverside. Players include Beranek Flynn Swift Linsley Yanksy Miller Kleppfer Bushek Kleper. Claude Dautremont returns from Chicago Century of Progress. William Griffin family motor trip east is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Riverside Firemen
Washington Municipa Band
Richmond
Bayerton
Mall Street
Brady Grocery
Iowa City
Harold Beranek
Clifford Flynn
Marcellus Swift
Carl Linsley
Paul Yansky
Norbert Kephart
Gene Miller
Bernard Kleppfer
Edward Bushek
Lloyd Kleper
Funeral Service for Mrs Susan R Baker in West Chester
Fun eral services were held Saturday in the Methodist church at West Chester for Mrs Susan R Baker conducted by Rev and Mrs A W Mac Niain with music by a mixed quartet. Members of the J W Baker Womens Relief Corps attended in a body. Pallbearers were L S Hewitt F Duvall Harry Kleese Fred Bauer Will Wallace and Fred Forlash. Burial followed in West Chester Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Cheeter
Susan R. Baker
A. W. Mac Niain
J. W. Baker Womens Relief Corps
Ll. S. Hewitt
Fd Duvall
Harry Kleese
Fred Bauer
Will Wallac
Fred Foriash
West Chester
Early Ohio teachers chosen for reasons beyond teaching
The article notes that Ohio's early teachers were often selected not for intellect but for suitability to avoid manual labor. Some were physically crippled, some women unable to perform farm tasks, and others pensioners kept by community bounty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Diplomas Awarded at Presbyterian Vacation School
The national board oversees the Iowa work which aims to be self supporting though it was not under this management prior to joining the board. Miss Helen Coffey returns to direct the choir from Wellman and will depart for Chicago this week with her sister Mrs E D Morrison Jr taking over choir duties beginning Sunday. The Christian Daily Vacation Bible School closes with 31 enrolled across primary and junior departments and seven and five with perfect attendance. Plans are discussed to expand the school next year. Rev Vernon H Carter, with Mrs Ralph McCreedy and Mrs Carter guiding departments, aided by Miss Mable Burger and Arlene Kaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Board
Iowa
Helen Coffey
Wellman
Chicago
E. D. Morrison, Jr
Christian School
Christian Daily Vacation Bible School
Vernon H. Carter
Ralph McCreedy
Carter
Mable Burger
McCreedy
Arlene Kaster
Dentists To Meet Here in the Fall
Dr T. J. Pease announced the Southeastern Iowa Dental society district will hold its annual convention in Washington next fall likely in October. About 1590 members are expected to attend and a new program is being prepared for the event to entertain visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Pease
Southeastern Iowa Dental Society
Washington
Dpease
First Use and Evolution of Celery Through Centuries
The record notes celery’s initial appearance in its present form during the Seventeenth century across England France Italy Holland and beyond. It highlights major progress around 1825 in the nineteenth century and a later revival from 1884 to 1895 with renewed attention to varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Italy
Holland
Missing Return Date Mentioned for Iowa Return
The fragment notes a statement about an expected return to Iowa but does not specify a date or context. No additional identifiable persons or organizations are present in the readable text.
Mace Heads Republican County Committee Reappointed
Mace was reelected chairman of the Republican county central committee at Saturday’s meeting after the county convention adjourned. Mrs. Charlotte Baldrige was elected secretary and Mrs. Rose Reid re elected treasurer as vacancies were filled by precinct. The large convention represented all precincts and nominated R F E Brown for supervisor ending a prior deadlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. RE. Mace
Republican County Central Committee
Charlotte Baldrige
Claude Flynn
Riverside
Rose Reid
Clara Kraemer
Brighton
Frank Patterson
Nellie Scott
Richmond
George Yeager
Crawford
Sadie Longwell
Nira
Martha Adams
Wellman
Otto Frey
Ruth Mitchell
Marion Township
Martin Westin
Washington Township
R. F E. Brown
A. E. Baldrige
R. C. Foster
Floyd Lette
Ed Gallagher
C. W. Klein
Theodore Bailey
S. W. Livingston
Alva Sanda
Ainsworth
Local Society Roundup and Shopping Notes
Miss Alma Brindley travels to Chicago with Mr and Mrs Ted Brown and daughter Beverly. Penney's sells women s white dress shoes for 1 06. Ruth Suckow’s new book named Literary Guild September selection. Mr and Mrs Nuhn in California for local color. Mrs Ray Tracy returns to Eldon from California and illness. B E Morrison Jr and wife return from Minnesota honeymoon. Briley family visit Ames to see Harold Briley in hospital for poison ivy. he improves and to leave hospital soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Brindley
Chicago
Ted Brown
Beverly
Penney
Ruth Suckow
Ferner Nuhn
Cedar Falls
Literary Guild
Nesota
Ben Briley
Mary
Willa
Ames
Harold Briley
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Glenda Farrell
Claire Dodd
Hollywood
BAYER
Aspirin
Nau
Everlay
Penney’s. AN
John Titmerman
Kansas City
Brooklyn
Washington State Bank
Eptnwong
Washington, Iowa
Dr. Hess
Quality Cleaners
Joe
Et & Bell
Anvie
Joe E. Brown
Poddles Hanneford & Troupe
Picchiani Family
Mamie Ward
The
Little Red Riding Hood
Grandma, the
Vitaphone Musical
Erin
Paramount News
CCC
Ington
F. Joseph Swift
James Alin
Max van Winkle
Firmin Waldschmidt
River
Wilfred Wehr
Timothy Grady
Kalona
O'Brien
Hitler
Joe FB. Brown
Thor
Oes Clown
East End Grocery
Kunath
Claude Dautremont
Century of Progress
William Griffin
East
Tenafly
New Jersey
Robert Griffin
West Point
Mrs. Griffin
Victor Critz
West Monroe
Weaklings School
Presbyterian Vacation School
Mace
Republican
Helen Breese
Wisie Long
South Side Square
John Shields & Sons
Blair Building
de Wit - Market
East Side
Jonket Lee Cream
Lee
Sunkist
Meat Department
Wisconsin
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