Local News: Hill and Mor rison Families in Midwest Travel
Mr and Mrs W Tf Hill traveled to Iowa City to visit their daughter and her husband Mr and Mrs George P Mann. Mr and Mrs John Morrison and family returned to Columbia Mo after attending the illness and death of W W Morrison, father of Mr Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Tf. Hill
Iowa City
George P. Mann
John Morrison
Dorothy Mitzell
Doris Mitzell
Columbia, Mo
Mr. Morrison
W. W. Morrison
Downing
Bill
Oklahoma City
Oklo
Jimmy Amis
Chicago
Mr. Downing
J. P. Thomas
University of Iowa
Law College
Fresh eggs and local notices fill Crawfordsville page
The page lists fresh eggs at 16 cents a dozen, then updates on teaching assignments with Miss Vesta McCracken to lead third and fourth grades and music. It notes a chicken dinner fundraiser, several local visits, summer programs at Iowa State teachers college, and numerous residents shopping or traveling between Crawfordsville, Columbus Junction, West Chester, and Cedar Falls with events at churches and alumni meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hunter
Nodaway
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Willis
Virgil Wittmer
Raymond Witting
Riverside Residents Discharged From Hospital
Mary Katherine Knotek and James Chabel of Riverside were discharged this morning. Homer Zieglowsky was discharged today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Katherine Knotek
James Chabel
Riverside
Homer Zieglowsky
Entries Open for City Tennis Tournament
The city tennis tournament sponsored by Nicola and Harmon will be held the week of June 15. Entries are encouraged to be filed immediately at the Nicola and Harmon store, organizer Nic MecCleery says. He has promoted tennis and other sports in the community and expects many entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicola & Harmon Store
Nicola & Harmon
Nic MecCleery
McCleery
Major League Results And Standings From Yesterday
Yesterday's baseball scores include Pittsburgh 5 Boston 4 St Louis 5 Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati 9 Philadelphia 8 New York at Chicago rained. Today Boston at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at St Louis New York at Chicago. American League standings show Chicago leading with 27 wins, 18 losses and a .600 percentage. Detroit 5 Philadelphia 4, Chicago 11 New York 9, Washington 15 St Louis 11. American Association results list Columbus 13 Louisville 0 and Minneapolis 4 Milwaukee 2 with several games rained out.
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Eek
Cca
Prwvargh
Eee
Pittsburgh
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
American Association
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul Lake
Columbus
Louisville
Ana
Indianapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Esterday
Relief bill in conference on aid to Roosevelt
A massive relief bill totaling about 2.5 billion dollars advances to conference between Senate and House. The House favored 1.425 billion for relief under Hopkins, while the Senate would direct funds to Roosevelt and add 300 million for public works and loans to Ickes. The measure also adds Florida canal revival provisions and multiple targeted appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Glass
Virginia
Adams
Colrado
McKellar
Tennessee
Hole
Maine
Bandie
Icke
Florida
Pilotburg Pupils End School Year Celebration
Pilotburg records the last day of school with an annual picnic drawing over 60 guests. Miss Mildred Foster plans to return as teacher. Har old Cortum will attend high school in Wellman. Community notes cover Memorial exercises, local visits, crop updates, and graduations including Marguerite Vodicka heading to Teachers College Cedar Falls.
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Frank Stransky
Pilotburg
Mildred Foster
Harold Cortum
Wellman
Clifford Free
Richmond Park
Soule
Washington
Legion
Clara Nejediev
Rosetta Vodicka
Albert Stransky
Carl D. Anderson
Lawrence Ginkinger
Ainsworth
Earnest Fisher
Iowa City
Clara Fisher
Mary Jones
Orva Scott
Robbie
Harold Klopfenstein
Marion Stransky
Milford Andersons
Prairie Flower
Joe Cortum and
Carl D. Andersons
Ober Neffenigter
Kalona
Clyde Kennedy
Db. Co
Frank Whitmire
Bessie Pitte
Washington, D. C
Marguerite Vodicka
Joe Vodicka
Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Lookout School
Tobin Builds All Steel Crib On Farm North Of Washington
L E Tobin of Bloomfield Iowa constructs an all steel overhead bin crib for Carl Db Anderson on a farm twelve miles north of Washington. It is the first steel crib in the state and third in the nation, touted as rat proof fire proof and lightning proof. Features include a suction corn curing system an interior motor driven elevator and a built in draw bay for shelling. The structure stands 20 feet eight inches to the eaves 36 feet to the cupola and weighs about 86000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Tobin
Bloomfield
Iowa
Carl Db. Anderson
Washington
United States
Mr. Tobin
Steel Products Company
Mansfield
Ohio
Salute to Sacred Cow Described in Vague Gesture
A fragment describes a Hindu man touching an animal with fingertips then bringing his fingers to his lips and chest in a ritual gesture. The text emphasizes reverence for a sacred cow within a ceremonial context.
Reclamation Funding and WPA Reforms Spark Debate
The bill features numerous individual appropriations and would push 1927 expenditures above the current year by a billion dollars. Senator Byrd denounces the measure as extravagance while reforms grant veterans equal consideration for WPA jobs and allocate 85.5 million for Tugwell’s resettlement administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd
Virginia
Rexford G. Tugwell
Centennial Celebration Opens with Band and Flags in Crawford Township
The 1936 centennial week in Washington County kicks off Tuesday morning June 30 with a grand opening marked by a trumpet signals and a Washington County band performing the Star Spangled Banner as city flags are raised. A tabloid on Adam Ritchie, the county’s first white settler, features alongside opening ceremonies.
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Washington County
Adam Ritchie
Crawford Township
Washington
State Highway Commission
Mrs. Anna Jarboe Dies in Cedar Rapids Home
Columbus Junction reports the death of Anna Jarboe 14 decades after a Columbus City birth and 1875 marriage. she died at her son James Jarboe’s Cedar Rapids home. Survived by two daughters and a son, husband W Jarboe predeceased in 1912.
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Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Anna J. Jarboe
Muscatine
James Lee Jarboe
Cedar Rapids
Jarboe
Columbus City
W. Jarboe
Columbus
Paul Hendrickson
Clifford Lee
Paul Willard Henderson
Canon City
Colo
Conesaville
Thomas Brown
Chicago
G. S. Newnam
Edna Sahetlabarger
Hugh McCleery
Grinnell
P. J. McCleery
Mildred L. Williams of
Cotter
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
C. C. Snyder
Chester
Clarence Christopherson
Oelwe
Martha Rilankenhorn
Garden Show at Church Draws Neighboring Towns
Flower show at the church features lemon lilies coreopsis and Siberian iris from a community garden. Dorothy Turner wins junior division with a miniature rock garden, while Mrs. R. M. Anderson's foxglove display and other perennials receive top awards amid committee honors and a luncheon at the Congress hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Turner
RR. M. Anderson
Washington Dairy
Hazel Siberts
W. F. Bickel
Olive Campbell
J. W. Bidwell
Etha Dawson
Cc. C. Wilson
Ivan Rehmel
J. N. Irwin
Eva Smeltzer
Harry Shrader
Buggard
A. E. Badrige
CC. R. McCatchen
Florence Lloyd
Farr Simmson
R. B. Shannon
C. W. Davis
A. Peenblossom
M.C DeLong
Riverside
Iowa City
Kalona
C. C. Wilson
Gaillardia
Lillies
Bertha Meek
Arthur Griffith
R. M. Anderson
Hash Sibert
Launder Kennedy
N. M. Speidel
Pertha Meek
Cherry
A. W. Yard
Dp. N Anny
Community E Gardens
C. RR. McCutchen
Minnie Green
R M. Anderson
M. W. Bailey
Jean Atchison
Esther Hayes
Betty Snakenberg
Aquarium
John Applegate
Columbus Junction Defeats Louisa Center in Kittenball Match
On Monday evening at the Community League fair grounds Columbus Junction beat Louisa Center 6 to 3 while Cotter defeated Conceville 7 to 2 in kittenball games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Louisa Center
Cotter
Conceville
Fairgrounds
Gizzeard Replaces Teeth In Chicken Digestive Study
In a technical study chickens with gizzards removed survived well on ground corn, indicating the gizzard’s role as a food grinder rather than essential digestive labor. The findings suggest birds can thrive without a gizzard when fed fine feed.
Rural graduates notice corrected for Claire Cooney
In last evening’s Journal the name Claire Cooney appeared as a Valley student. She attends Crescent School in Iowa Township near Riverside with Miss Mary Rickey as teacher. Supt E A Ralston and A F E Atchison traveled to Ottumwa to attend the funeral of Supt Roy Hannam who died suddenly Monday.
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Claire Cooney
Valley
Claire
Crescent School
Iowa Township
Riverside
Mary Rickey
Washington
E. A. Ralston
A. F E. Atchison
Ottumwa
Roy Hannam
Crawford District Local News Summary
Crawford June 3 report by Marie Johnson notes George Johnson and family renting the Alvin Roth house near Crawford school. Carl Sandburg visited Axel Swanson's near Swedesburg. Leonard Olson from Wataga spent weekend with Ed Olson and Alvin Roth. Infant nephew funeral attended by Dave Wenger family. Hazel Kempf attends homecoming for the blind graduates at Vinton. Noah Richard and children visited John Graber home in Wayland. Mrs Florian Satdburg can now use a wheelchair parts of day. Lyman Johnson and Marie helped Amos Good property move west of Wayland. Joe Schlatter family visited H L Johnson Sunday evening.
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Marie Johnson
Crawford
George Johnson
Winfield
Alvin Roth
Crawford School
Johnson
Will Resehly
Olds
Carl Sandburg
Axel Swanson
Swedesburg
Leonard Olson
Wataga
Ed Olson
Dave Wenger
Hazel Kempf
College For the Blind
Vinton
Noah Richard
John Graber
Wayland
Florian Satdburg
Lyman Johnson
Marie
EK. L. S Harp
Pleasant
Amos Good
Joe Schlatter
H L. Johnson
Invisible Powers Question Reality Behind Global Leaders
A reflective note ponders whether the world’s chief powers are unseen forces shaping events. The piece invites readers to consider hidden influences guiding politics and society without direct attribution.
Elephant graveyards a trap in native hunt method
Report describes elephant graveyards as likely the result of a local hunting method. Hunters bait a large area and burn it over. An observer witnessed as many as 91 elephants killed in a single drive.
Dawes Sees War Horror Driving Europe Toward Peace
Former U S vice president Charles G Dawes told 1500 Iowa bankers in Des Moines that the horror of war is gradually pushing Europe toward peace. He urged Americans to shed national prejudices and confront reality, warning that armaments and nationalism still threaten avertible conflict.
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Des Moines
Charlies G. Dawes
United States
Chicago
Flowa
Iowa Bankers Association
T Dawes
Dawes
Germany
Brotherhood of Man
Dunker Body Found in Davenport at Age 63
Davenport reports the death of William J. Dunker 63 a credit manager for an electrical supply company found in Davenport on June 3. Police or coroner details not provided. The incident appears to be a local death notice released by the Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Iowa
William J. Dunker
Twenty-one Attend Breakfast at Country Club
Twenty-one ladies attended the golf breakfast at the country club this morning and played golf afterward. Breakfast was served at 7:30 with peony decor. Hostesses were Mrs. L. A Jones and daughter Hetty and Mrs. Lester Orr. Marjorie Pratt won low score, and Mrs. T R Phillips had low score on hole number 1.
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L. A Jones
Hetty
Lester Orr
Marjorie Pratt
T R Phillips
Brighton Homes News Briefs From R 1 Brighton
Mrs Wesley Hendericks and Doyle Brown visited relatives at Fairfield last Wednesday. Lena Barnes of Rubio spent the weekend with the Keith Barnes family. Omer Long and family near Rubio spent Sunday at the Earls near home. Lelia Burnett of Fairfield stayed with Harry Mullikin’s family earlier this week. Helen Borkoski returned from Davenport after weeks with her aunt. Mr and Mrs B D Fox and Harold attended Memorial services then visited Clarence Brown. Emory Mullikin of near Downing Missouri visited Harry Mullikin. Carl Daerings and Harry Hamiltons spent Sunday evening with Clarence Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prody A. Borkoski
Brighton
Wesley Hendericks
Doyle Brown
Fairfield
Lena Barnes
Rubio
Keith Barnes
Omer Long
Near Rubio
Lelia Burnett
Harry Mullikin
Helen Borkoski
Davenport
B. D. Fox
Harold
Clarence Brown
Emory Mullikin
Near Downing
Missouri
Harry
Carl Daerings
Harry Hamiltons
Wesley Hendricks
Man Recovered After Jumping Into Mississippi River
A man who jumped into the Mississippi River after his accounts fell short was recovered unharmed. Rescue crews retrieved him from the water and transported him for assessment, with authorities investigating the incident and the underlying financial distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi River
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Crawfordsville
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Dittmer
W. D. Townsley
Madison Street
Earl Kindig
Iowa State College
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National Forestry Camp
Arizona
B. van Meter
Don Baxter
Susanna
Ebl Breitenbach
George Breitenbach
Mr Baxter
Cone Lake
W. A. Holland
Faye
Mrs Holland
Fred Lindenmeyer
Mre. I. E. Coffey
Ruth Haffin
West Chester
Lee Colton
O. A. Davidson
Coppock
G. FP. Hicks
Mabel Morris
Keota
Will Strain Keota
Eileen Jeffrey
John E. Simpson
Fvittabureh
Kans
United Presbyterian Church
Buffalo
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John F. Simpson
Albert Simpson
Homer Peilffer
Trighton
H. O. Dickey
Excelsior Springs, Mo
C. Simmering
Frank Isett
KR. W. Howes
Crawfordavile
Sellers
M. I. Conley
H W L. Mayhew
Hanna Easley
Chris Kaufman
Bear Wayland
Mrs
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Tobin
Coupe Town
A. Jarboe
C. Rapids
L. L Lemley
J. A. Hawthorne
J. A. Hunesaker
Paul Snakenberg
Ella Gordon
Earl Simpson
L. Ll. Lemley
C. J. Junebluth
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George Dowell
Glenn Hayes
Everett Simpson
C. R. McCutchen
R. H. Dean
Ed Wiley
Ivan Rebmer
R. H
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BH. Fef. Bostwick, Sr
J. Fr. Simpson
C. A McCutchen
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U. S
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