Health Certificates Awarded Pupils of the Brighton Schools
The Brighton health unit awarded health certificates to a large list of pupils including Wanda Jean Frey Rex Hinson Miriam Horner Lillian Kraemer Charles Crandall David Day Verl Koch Patricia Stacy Sonny Gowey Mildred Horner Ruth Bender Ruth Dunbar Harvey Spielman Myrtle Crandall Maxine Foster Gale Knerr Virginia Spielman Virginia Johnston Maxine Marshall Norman White and others. Blue ribbon dental health awards went to many pupils across grades 1 to 8 including Alan Bereiter Wanda Jean Frey Rex Hinson Miriam Warner Lillian Kraemer and others.
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Brighton Seven
Brighton
Alan Bereiter
Carol Bliven
Wanda Jean Frey
Betty Jean Gowey
Rex Hinson Earl Rodney Hiller
Miriam Warner
Lillian Kraemer
Clark la Gore
Mary Lou Stacy
Charles Crandall
David Day
Augustine
Perfect Attendance 27 Years At Sunday School
Fred J. Heil of Pittsburgh received a bar pin for another year of perfect attendance at Sunday School. He has not missed a class in 27 years and may claim an All-American attendance record.
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Pittsburgh
Fred J. Heil
Neighbor News From Ainsworth and Washington
A small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W Mot ley is visiting neighbors after being seen with her parents in Washington and Ainsworth. Billy Mot ley is a familiar sight from school. The L G club met with Mr and Mrs Howard Beenblossom for a pot luck supper and progressive rook.
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Washington
Ainsworth
Don Hazen
Des Moines
Don
Geo. Weigman
L. G
Howard Beenblossom
Orie O'Connor
Rangell
Meyer
Mrs. O'Connor
Stolen Love Continues as Joan Seeks Help in San Francisco
In Hazel Livingston's serialized tale, Joan Hastings flees Sausalito to find Bill Martin, now missing after a jail spell for a bootlegging gang. In San Francisco she encounters Walter Dunne who offers help with a possible lead at a hotel, while Aunt Evvie’s warnings linger.
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Joan Hastings
Evvie
Babe Vaneet
Sausalito
Cal
Joan
Bill Martin
Bill
Cousin Belle
San Francisco
Market Street
San France
Walter Dunne
Palace
Dunne
Apa
Maisie
Y M.C. A
Farm Bureau Band Heads to Chicago World's Fair
The 800 piece Southern Iowa Farm Bureau Band with 2000 delegates prepares for the 1933 Chicago World’s Fair. Mayo Williams leads the dress rehearsals and a city committee accompanies the group, highlighting the band’s large size and free-musical participation.
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Ottumwa
Iowa
Southern Iowa Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Mayo Williams
Iowa Farm Bureau
Edward C. Manning
Chicago
Williams
American Farm Bureau
Iowa Farm Bureau Delegation Heads To Chicago Tour
A large Iowa group including O W Heeler and Miss Daisy Williams travels by three trains to Chicago June 12 to attend meetings with American Farm Bureau Federation officials led by Edward A O Neals and Charles E Hearst. The delegation visits southern Iowa towns en route and includes doctors, nurses, police, and chaperons.
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Iowa
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Edward A. O'Neal
M. 3. Winder
Charles E. Hearst
Daisy V. Williams
Oo. Wheeler
Ellsworth Richardson
Iowa Farm Bureau
Manning
Ottumwa
Corning
Creston
Osceola
Chariton
Albia
Fairfield
Mount Pleasant
Burlington
New London
Lockridge
Knoxville
Des Moines
Fort Madison
Keokuk
New Haven Social Notes Report May 30 Mrs Marion Smith
New Haven community updates include Mr and Mrs W C Hotle traveling to Washington for Will Shuman illness and death. Mrs Roy Wells visited Sigourney Friday afternoon. Merle Statler and Marion Smith cared for their ill mother Monday afternoon. Ira Waterhouse visited the Marion Smith home Monday evening. Ireta Smith and Grace Statler visited Dr I A Baker home at Oskaloosa Thursday through Sunday. Mrs Lester Lease and son Leon visited sister Mrs Mar.
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New Haven
W. C. Hotle
Washington
Will Shuman
Roy Wells
Sigourney
Merle Statler
Marion Smith
Ira Waterhouse
Ireta Smith
Grace Statler
Lester Lease
Leon
Mar
Diplomas Awarded at State University Commencement
At the University of Iowa 849 degrees and 68 certificates were awarded in 24 classifications during the seventy-third commencement. Degrees included 306 bachelor of arts and 206 bachelor of science, with 134 advanced degrees and 207 in medicine law dentistry and pharmacy. Graduates hailed from 29 states and distant places including China Syria Hawaii Java Porto Rico and the Philippine Islands.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Walter A. Jessup
China
Syria
Hawaii
Java
Porto Rico
Philippine Islands
Weather Outlook for June 5 to June 10
The forecast covers the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and the northern and central Great Plains. Weather remains unsettled with frequent showers and temperatures above normal for most of the period.
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Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plains
Local Social Notes Mention Miss Strum and Nursing Update
Wednesday event mentions Miss Jean Strum visiting Doc Engle's home. Mrs Frank Smith receives word from her niece Mrs Della Neal who has been nursing in Daytona Beach Florida that she will leave Saturday for New York City with her patient and stay several days.
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Ion Smith
Jean Strum
Doc Engle
Frank Smith
Della Neal
Daytona Beach
Florida
New York City
Bright Students to Match Brains in Iowa Academic Meet
About 1,150 high school students compete at the University of Iowa for the 1933 state championship in 17 events. Individuals will vie for grand state awards after exams taken May 9, with trophies presented at Tuesday convocation.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Iowa
College of Education
MEL LO-GLO face powder advertisement claim
An ad promotes MELLO GLO face powder claiming lasting wear, pore minimization, shine reduction, and a smooth feel from a new French process. It touts fragrance and skin safety, with prices 5c and 1.00 and lists Sherman Bros. Druggists as the seller.
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Sherman Bros
Enrollment group ranks from May 9 tests score data
The enrollment group ranks were computed from the schools' scores in the May 9 tests. This briefing notes how the rankings reflect performance across districts and highlights implications for further assessment.
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Evelyn Eyestone
Maxine Foster
Galerner Vesta Martin
Anna Pacha
Virginia Spielman
Twila Stacy Veramellc Stout
Kenneth Weidner
Elizabeth White
Jack Dunbar
Virginia Johnston
Maxine Marshall
James Meeks
Norman White
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Livingston
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Fifth Avenue
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