Local Wedding and Community News from Washington IA
Local notes report Ellis Negus and Ruth Purrell wedding near Maquoketa. Mention visits from Mary Anna Kutzner of Memphis and Mrs Harold Kline. Shrine rummage sale planned June 5. Family trips noted, and farm ad for baby chicks. Mrs Trena Tokheim visiting Newton before fall plans.
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C. EF. Negus
Preston
Maquoketa
Ellis Negus
Ruth Purrell
Mary Anna Kutzner
Memphis, Mo
Harold Kline
Kline
Hugh Crayne
Oskaloosa
R. F. McFarlane
George Wekerman
Loveland
Colo
Washington
J. C. Boice
Pennsylvania
Crone
Vernon Witting
Mines
Indianola
Willis Wittmer
Rockwell
Die
Billie Wheelan
George Wheelan
Agnes
Riverside
E. F. Wheelan
Colorado Springs
J. T Ostrus
Newton
Fred Kling
Dusenbery
McDaniel Drug Store
University of Towa
At The Hospital Dale Hark Underwent an Appendectomy
Dale Hark of Riverside was admitted to a local hospital this morning for an appendectomy. Doctors reported the operation proceeded without complications and he is recovering in the ward.
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Dale Hark
Riverside
Thomas Fuller
Baseball Scores and Standings From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday Pittsburgh defeated Boston 2 to 0 while Chicago beat New York 2 to 1 and Cincinnati prevailed 8 to 8 over Philadelphia. Today Chicago visits New York. Cincinnati plays Philadelphia. St Louis hosts Brooklyn. Pittsburgh goes to Boston. Teams listed include Pittsburgh 24 12 .667 and New York 16 .G Chicago .2.4.23 16 600. standings show Cleveland 19 15 .556, Detroit 28 ., St Louis 10 26 .286.
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Ww. L. Pet
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
W. L. Betwee
Cleveland
Detroit Sl
Washington
St. Louie
Detroit
Braddock and Gould Suspended and Fined by Boxing Commission
James J. Braddock and manager Joe Gould were suspended by the boxing commission and fined $1,000 each for failure to appear for a bout with Max Sehmelling tonight in New York.
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New York
INS
James J. Braddock
Joe Gould
Boxing Commission
Max Sehmelling
Paintings Shown at Carter Exhibit Second Annual Display
The Carter exhibit features oil paintings by Maizie Stewart Ruth Bridges Irene Yard Mé rion Bridges Mrs Earl Bickford Gwendolyn Ramseyer Beverly Brown Carla Guther Watercolors by Olive Campbell Maizie Stewart Elsie Fratten Marion Bridges tempera Irene Yard Pastel by Mrs Herr Kinross and charcoal by Maizie Stewart and Olive Campbell The display runs in the Bridges store balcony and has been on show for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maizie Stewart
Ruth Bridges
Irene Yard
Rion Bridges
Earl Bickford
Gwendolyn Ramseyer
Beverly Brown
Carla Guther
Olive Campbell
Elsie Fratten
Marion Bridges
Herr of
Kinross
Live Campbell
Bridges
Haseen
Set Up 46 State Offices for Unemployment Compensation
Iowa announces July 1 1938 start for benefit applications at 46 federal employment service offices. Roelofs says 21 single county offices and 25 sectional offices serve multiple counties with plans to increase if needed. Offices will classify and refer unemployed to suitable jobs and handle benefit applications and payments with final eligibility checks.
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Roeloff
Commission
Roelots
Roeliff
Ficers
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Council Bhuffs
Creston
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
Fort Dodge
Fort Madison
Iowa City
Keokuk
Marshalltown
Mason City
Muscatine
Newton
Oskaloosa
Ottumwa
Sioux City
Spencer
Waterloo
Fairfield
Jefferson
van Buren
Missouri Valley
Harison
Shelby
Audubon
Denison
Crainford
Monona
Carroll
Estherville
Osceola
Lickinson O'Brien
Winnebago
Worth Hancock
Mitchell
Webster City
Hamilton
Hardin
Grundy
Waukon
Clayton
Allamakee Winneshiek
Centerville
Appanoose
Davis
Wayne
Charles City
Floyd
Butler
Franklin
Cherokee
Ida
Sac
Calhoun
Bedford
Taylor
Adams
Ringgold
Red Oak
Millis
Montgomery
Fremont Page
New Hampton
Chickasaw
Howard
Bremer
Belle Plaine
Benton
Tama
Towa
Poweshiek
Anamosa
Jones
Jackson
Cedar
Leon
Decatur
Clarke
Lucas
Neck Rapids
Lyon Sioux
Plymouth
Ames
Greene
Seaman Becomes Lewis' Assistant and Birthday Note
Resignation of J. D. Seaman as deputy labor commissioner revealed. He moves to Washington as assistant to J. C. Lewis, retiring president of the state federation of labor named to the federal bituminous coal commission. Mrs Honor Allen in Waterloo observes her 100th birthday. born in Cornwall England.
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Honor Allen
Waterloo
Grant County
Wis
Thomas Allen
William
Cornwall
England
Des Moines
J. D. Seaman
Washington
J. C. Lewis
State Federation of Labor
Federal
Bituminous Coal Commission
Granger Homestead Project At Iowa State Fair
Granger homestead project workers entered a collective farm home arts exhibit as the first 1937 Iowa state fair entry. The display includes bedspreads woven work rugs and embroidery made largely in the Assumption School under Father Ligutti.
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Des Moines - A
Granger
Homestead Project
School of the Assumption
Ligutti
Temperature of Man and Animals
The article lists mean mouth temperatures for various animals and humans. It states humans 98.4 F and includes figures such as horse 99 100 F, cow 101 102 F, sheep 104 105 F, cat 101 F, pig 101 103 F, rabbit 101 107 F, and monkey 101 F.
Swimming Schedule At Y Announced Amid Safety Call
The New York YMCA released the summer schedule for boys swimming with sessions for non swimmers beginners and swimmers across Saturday Monday and Wednesday slots plus Thursday life saving instruction. Dr John Brown Jr urged caution at public swimming holes and highlighted the growing emphasis on swimming and life saving training across 1260 U.S. associations.
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New York
John Brown, Jr
America
Brown
Y. M. Cc
American Red Cross
China
Japan
Philippines
India
South America
Tokyo
Chiclago
Roosevelt Seeks Seven Regional Authorities for Power and Soil Plans
President Roosevelt urged Congress to create seven regional authorities to coordinate power development flood control drought relief and soil erosion measures. The proposed regions cover the Atlantic seaboard Great Lakes Ohio Valley Tennessee Cumberland Missouri Red River Red River C O basin and Pacific streams including the Columbia.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Roosevelt
Atlantic Seaboard
Great Lake
Ohio Valley
Tennesee
Cumberland
Missouri River
Red River
Colorado River
Pacific
California
Oregon Line
Columbia River
Reunion at Cherwinker Home on Memorial Day
A Gracehill Decoration day family reunion at Harley Cherwinker home drew members from Perry Hackins Rubio Douds Wellman and nearby. Guests included A J Robertson and others visiting relatives and neighbors with multiple extended family activities and local travel notes.
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Cherwinker
A. J. Robertson
Gracehill
Harley Cherwinker
James Cherwinker
Marion
Perry
Faye Cherwinker
Martha
Hackins
Mela Horak
Reo
Mary
Nellie
Lafe Lowe
David
Simon
Rubio
Glenn Robertson
Francine Mills
Henry Mathers
Wellman
Harry van Dyke
Davenport
Blanche Mills
Floyd Leslie
Dorothy Mills
Mills
Fred Messer
Carrie Lemley
Brighton
Co. A Strohm
Wesley Meyers
Virginia
Mary Sherlock
John Williams
Strohm
One silver medallion awarded in 1927 to Philip S. Friend
The article notes that only a single silver medallion was conferred and it went to Philip S. Friend of Bangor Maryland in 1927. It then lists Dr Brown's safety recommendations for water use urging caution near water and proper instruction to avoid loss of life.
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Frederick Spence
Brown
Woonsocket
R. I
John William Wills
Quincy
George A. Cooper
South Bend
Ind
Ralph Minkler
Waterloo
Iowa
Edward Riemer
Philip S. Friend
Bangor
Weekend visit for Meibohm family in Buffalo and St Louis
Mr and Mrs Carl H Meibohm of Buffalo plan a weekend visit with son Rev T C Meibohm after attending Concordia seminary graduation in St Louis where their son Richard graduated. Various locals and visitors are noted for shopping, travel, and family ties plus W L Howland from the Audit Bureau verifies circulation. Card of Thanks expresses thanks for sympathy after a wife and mother's death.
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Carl H. Meibohm
Buffalo
N. Y
T. C. Meibohm
St. Louis
Concordia Seminary
Richard
Albert Ovcutt
Ottumawa
Ed Page
W. H. Anderson
Ainsworth
John Wehr
Keota
Evelyn Lane
la Porte
Ind
Louis Elliott
Berkley
Calif
Richard Johnson
Oakland
Vernette Marie Johnson
Harold Krieman
Harold Duncan
Betty Lou
Columbus Junction
Washington
Eva Ballard
Wayland
H. R. Herr
Fast Pleasant Plain
Mirs
Lyle Douncan
Columbians Junction
W. L Howland
Audit Bureau of Circulations of
Chicago
National Audit Service
J. W. Combs
Rosalie
John
Isabelle
Sunday Morning Sermon Draws Crowd From New Jersey Pastor Hyde
There was a good turnout Sunday morning to hear young Rev. Hyde of New Jersey preach. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Carris and daughter Edith and Miss Susie Johnson were callers Sunday afternoon with Mrs. O A Strohm.
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Rev. Hyde
New Jersey
Jay Carris
Edith
Susie Johnson
O. A. Strohm
When Frederick the Great Ruled Germany
Frederick II known as the Great ruled Prussia from 1740 to 1786. As king he led military campaigns and fostered reforms in administration and culture during the mid 18th century. His reign reshaped German states and European power dynamics of the era.
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Frederick the Great
Frederick II
the Great
Germany
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