Awnings Asked At Local Candy Kitchen Office
Local note reports new awnings requested at the corn-hog office near the Candy Kitchen two. Mrs A B Schmoeller spends the week in Chicago visiting daughter Mrs Thomas Anderson. James Schmoeller and Mr Schmoelles will join for a Sunday visit. Jean Atchison, winner of two poster contests, is given special mention on the radio program likely to air at 8 45 from WMT. W L Rukgaber returns from Rochester with Miles staying for three weeks at the Mayo Clinic. Miles hails from Mt Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Schmoeelter
Chicago
Thomas Anderson
Schmoelles
James
Jean Atchison
Sealed bids sought for Crawfordsville school bus routes 1935 36
Crawfordsville consolidated school district calls for sealed bids to drive back routes for the 1935 36 year. Bids due by June 19. All routes remain the same as last year. E Ferguson secretary lists details. Rev Arthur A Vinz to Town City for Baptist student center board meeting. Office closed Monday June 10. Mrs Dr W McClure praised for maintaining Mr Rodman garden and sending peonies and asters bouquet.
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Crawfordsville
E. Eerguson
E. E. Ferguson
Arthur A. Vinz
Board of Control of the
Baptist Student Center
R. A. Hender
W. McClure
George Rodman
Wainwright Alaska Glacier Held Stationary by Soil Cover
Scientists report a glacier at Wainwright Alaska has stopped moving and is buried under about two feet of soil. The ice holds animal remains and ancient bodies kept in good condition. The area experiences ten weeks of constant sun in summer and ten weeks of darkness in winter.
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Wainright
Alaska
Wainwright
Since he became a candidate for ice umbrella tale
In Chinatown, Wi Tie laments that since H Hat became a candidate for ice, the borrowed umbrella he lent remains missing. The exchange highlights local quirks and neighborly tensions as a humorous anecdote from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wi Tie
Chinatown
H. Hat
Re open quarry on county line near Keota
Keota Iowa reports the county line quarry reopened for commercial use. E L Wall of Victor secured rights from Cady family and Orton family to mine a large limestone slab, install equipment, and haul surfacing rock for county roads in Washington and Keokuk counties. Fifteen workers now, with potential second crew.
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Keota
Weota
Washington County
Washington
Keokuk
PRRA
E. LD. Wall
Victor
Iowa
C. Cady
W. ©. Cady
IF. R
Wall
Wellman
Cady
George Cady
West Chester
No. 2
White Oak People Visit Friend in County Hospital
White Oak society notes visitations and personal updates. Mrs. George Augustine and daughter Orlong Mae visit George Augustine in hospital. Lloyd Luers and others attend alumni event. several families host or visit in county areas. Não.
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White Oak
Brighton Plans Children’s Day Activities
Brighton notes on June 9 Children’s Day events across Sunday schools. Methodist and Presbyterian programs in morning and evening Christian service with songs, dialogues, tableaux, and group performances led by students and teachers including Jeanne Lambert Veramella Stout Betty Hoskins Ruth Tucker Janet Horton and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhua Helmick
Brighton
Christian
Veramella Stout
Jeanne Lambert
Qguy Stack
Francis Lauderdale
Jesus
Melvin Bender
Buddy Lechner
Roger Arnold
Norman Schooley
Howard Hill
Lowell
Lauderdale
Bud Hill
Nita Crandall
Ruth Dunbar
Margaret Mann
Shirley Grant
Helen Schooley
Marie Whitter
Helen Polton
Virginia Schooley
Emily McClean
Velma Sistern
Anna Belle Lauderdale
Patty Stack
Mary Lou Stacy
Joan Hagans
Betty Jean Schooley
Arlene Lauderdale
Presbyterian
Ikcess Geo
McClintie
Betty Hoskins
Cite Migmininienth
Betty White
Joanne Christy
Jesus Lillian Kraemer
Betty Gowey
Jane Edmondson
Ruth Tucker
Miriam Horner
Virginia Cole
Mrs. Edwards
Ruth Guy
Highland Center Girl Hosts School Friends Evening
Victoria Cannott hosted a group of her school friends at her Highland Center home on Tuesday evening June 4. Attendees included Clair and Preston Edmondson Grace Ruth and Sam Houseal Wilma and John Stephens Florence Marr Robert Sharse Joe Easter Carl Rossier Elizabeth Dea Lucille Murphy Darlene Kroig and Eula Mae Coon. Visitors at the Will Murphy home were Mr and Mrs George Canett and family. Miss Olive Coon is taking three days measures and several community members attended the flower show in Washington on June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Canott
Highland Center
Victoria Cannott
Clair
Preston Edmondson
Grace
Ruth
Sam Houseal
Wilma
John Stephens
Florence Marr
Robert Sharse Joe Easter
Carl Rossier
Elizabeth Dea
Lucille Murphy
Darlene Kroig
Eula Mae Coon
Fungus Disease Seen Killing Chinch Bugs in Southeast Iowa
In southeast Iowa counties Worthington reports a fungus disease decimating chinch bugs especially in rye and wheat fields. Dead bugs far outnumber live ones in several test plots, with early spring hatch delayed and grain growth heavy, possibly limiting damage. A Fairfield district Farm Bureau meeting featured leaders reporting extensive bureau activities and achievements.
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Worthington
van Buren
Davis
Lee
Louisa
Muscatine
Mount Pleasant
Washington
District Farm Bureau
Fairfield
Claude Fivnon
Riverside
Ed Hotle
Keota
George Lord
Ainsworth
Max Waterhouse
Brighton
H. C. Finney
Walter R. Brown
Lloyd Foster
Joe Knotek
Homer Birney
Will Booth
Agena
Farm Bureau
Braden Reporter Tells News Items in Her District
Braden June 7 notices show social visits and gatherings. Homer Hunt family dinner at Roy Moore home honoring Ronald Moore and bride. Weekend guests include Lon Mickle Lyn Mickel and family. Wilfred and Myra Smiths spent Sunday at Wild Cat Den. Ruth and Mildred Kupka visited Latimer Davis. Henry Hunt of Aineworth visited Homer. John Christner plus Emerson Witting hosted Sunday dinner. Bert Yard of Washington spent Monday replanting corn.
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E. G. Mason
Braden
Homer Hunt
Roy Moore
Ronald Moore
F. M. Smith
Lon Mickle
Sheridan
Lyn Mickel
Freeport
Wilfred
Myra Smith
Wild Cat den
Muscatine
Ruth
Mildred Kupka
Latimer Davis
Henry Hunt
Aineworth
Homer
John Christner
Near Wayland
Emerson Witting
Bert Yard
Washington
4 H Rally Day Plans at County Event
4 H clubs schedule Rally Day on Wednesday June 12 with Marjorie Roll call and club president responses. Eleanor Augustine installs county officers. picnic dinner led by Mrs. Rennie Dawson. Afternoon program features songs solos and dramatizations by county clubs, plus awards and prizes based on attendance mileage and projects.
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Leslie Gates
Eleanor Augustine
Max Waterhouse
Rennie Dawson
Maplecrest
Wilma Stephens
Reading
Frances Jane Wagamon
Willing Workers
Myria Stephens
Happy Hustlers
County Project
Merle Eckels
Harold Clegg
W. J. Roudabush
W. J. Rondabush
Ogden family thanks friends for funeral kindness
J. B. Ogden of Chicago expresses gratitude to those who sent flowers sang at the service and aided during the funeral of Mrs. Ogden. He is joined by Mrs. Ogden's sisters Mrs H A Ess levy Mrs R H Malin and Mrs Newton O'Loughlin in thanking the community for sympathy and support.
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J. B. Ogden
Chicago
The
Journal
Feared Mount Pilates Lake Shadows 1307 Ascent Attempt
In Mount Pilates Switzerland locals feared a tiny summit lake believed to house the governor of Judea. In 1307 six men were imprisoned for attempting to ascend despite town rules.
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Mount Pilates
Switzerland
Judea
Busy Night for American Pearls in Two Softball Games
No games last night due to muddy field. two games set tonight under clear weather. At 7 20 the American Pearls face Troop F in city league, then play Washington’s team in Tri County league at 8 30 with Packwood opposing.
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Troop F
American Pearls
Washington
Packwood
Adorable Shirley Delights Audiences In Our Little Girl
Shirley Temple once again captivates audiences in Our Little Girl at the State theater. The film portrays a heartfelt emotional story with standout performances by Rosemary Ames, Joel McCrea, Lyle Talbot, and others, earning high praise for Temple’s finest screen work to date.
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Shirley Temple
State Theater
Irvin
Cobb
Shirley
Rosemary Ames
Joel McCrea
Lyle Talbot
Finn O-Brien-Moore
Jack Denohine
Poodles Hanneford
Gus van
Margaret Armstrong
Rita Owin
Leonard Carey
J. Farrell Macdonald
Jack Baxley
Baseball standings and results summary
Baseball standings show New York leading the American League with 27 wins and 16 losses, Cleveland at 23 18, Washington 19 23, Philadelphia 16 23, and Detroit 21 21. Yesterday Detroit defeated Cleveland 10 to 9. National League results column lists Pittsburgh at 29 23 678 overall, Brooklyn 23 17 669, Cincinnati 16 23 410, with rainouts and scheduled games noted. American Association shows Indianapolis 26 16 619, Minneapolis 28 20 583, Kansas City 20 18 626, Milwaukee 20 20 500, with standings continuing.
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W. L
Pet
New ‘York
Clevelan
Ainndinemeoe
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
L. Pet
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Sittin Nu
American Association
W. L. Pet
Indciiascus
Indianapols
Minneapolia
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Uinvhie
Notable MLB and football score fragment list
A readable fragment lists city matchups and scores: Toledo 6 Indianapolis 1. St. Paul 7 Milwaukee 3. Minneapolis at Kansas City. Columbus at Louisville. Various pairings include Rate Indianapolis at Toledo and Louisville at Columbus with St. Paul at Milwaukee.
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Toledo
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Louisville
Jud Tunkins Knows Jud Tunking In An Emergency
A fragmented line notes Jud Tunkins speaks of Jud Tunking and the idea of improvised solutions in crisis. The text references making a silk purse from a sow’s ear and cannot create value from a fancy card.
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Jud Tunkins
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Washington Hospital
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Richard Allison
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Hazel Mullkin
Vernon Stout
Thelma Dawson
Sal Cian Cieauna
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Olive Coon
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Johnson’s Grocery and Market
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L.c.willits
Motor Company
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Johnsons
Nice
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Ee Es
Viata Mae Lees
Vais
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Bea Wilson
Ann Aman Wee
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Betty Cunningham
Burke Gillespie
Lucille Busby
Peter Jungbluth
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Rachel Negus
Nellie Askew
Barbara Brooks
Wilda Busby
Catherine Little
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