Seventy Six Team Wins and Loses
Rowe halted the New York Yankees six game win streak by pitching the Detroit Tigers to a 7-6 victory. Rowe earned his third straight win since his son’s birth, improving to six wins and five losses as Charley Gehringer's homer and key hits backed the Tigers. Vernon Kennedy pitched the White Sox to a 6-3 win over the Athletics, with Jimmy Foxx belting his 11th homer. The Red Sox beat the Browns 3-0 as Lefty Grove won his fifth. The Giants extended their winning streak to six with an 11-4 victory over the Pirates, led by Clydel Castleman’s sixth win and the team’s 7 1/2 game lead.
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New York
Lynwood
Rowe
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Yanks
Tigers
Charley Ruffing
Charley Gehringer
Clifton
White
White Sox
Vernon Kennedy
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Kennedy
A’s
Pittsburgh
Clydel Castleman
Giant
Giants
Red Lucas
Guests Come and Go on Ainsworth R 3
Travelers return home after two week visit. Copneck and Coppock back from Montrose and Indianola. Mrs Beal, Spock, Virginia attend Sorosis. Tent joins Keokuk Presbyterian meeting. Copnock family weekend visit at Rowan home. reunion at Hadson.
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Ainsworth R
Jean White
Ainsworth
Tlola Copneck
Montrose
Russell Coppock
Indianola
J. K. Beal
Arnold Spock
Virginia
Mac Wallace
Winder
Will McGinnis
Mornins Sun
Keokuk
Baseball Results Across Leagues From Yesterday’s Games
National League results show New York losing to Pittsburgh while Philadelphia and St. Louis split, with Cincinnati routing Brooklyn and Chicago blanking Boston. American League standings highlight New York leading with strong batting, while Cleveland and Boston trail. multiple matchups listed for today. Local notes cover family reunions, visits, and 4-H convention attendance in Iowa communities.
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L. Pet. A
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St Toga
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
W. L. Pet
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City Inne Ae
Milwaukee
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
St. Paul
Mrs. Fitzgerald’s Sister Recuperating on Ainsworth Visit
Mrs. Fitzgerald’s sister Mrs. J. J. Fitzgerald hosts visiting relative Mrs. Dave Thomas from Estherville Iowa who is recuperating after an automobile accident surgery. Several local residents including Ruth Norris family and guests from Peoria and Chicago visit Cedar Rapids and area. A 1935 Chevrolet owned by Hugh P. Hazlett is noted.
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Ainsworth
Dave Thomas
Estherville
J. J. Fitzgerald
Thomas
Ruth Norris
Cedar Rapids
Norris
Frank Trotter
H. Leatherberry
Peoria
W. J. Smolin
Mariettg
Mr. Curry
Iowa City
J. A. Marsh
Maude F Bronson
Chicago
Clarence Richards
Hugh PD. Hazlett
Seventy Six club in softball doubleheader results
The Troop F field hosted two softball games. The Seventy-six team beat North Side Cafe 7 5 but fell to the DeMolays 14 12 in a first win for the DeMolays. pitching by Macon Tregory and Walt Wells led the early scoring surge. Mt Union and Bible school notes follow with local visits.
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Troop F
North Side Cafe
de Molays
Richland
Washington
Macon
Tregory
Walt Wells
Pete Jungebluthe
Zeiglowsky
Gregory
Eoorly
Iowa City
Street surfacing plan eyed for 27 foot width and 3 inch depth
The council discusses a new street improvement using Grade A limestone and heavy asphalt road oil with 70 to 80 percent asphalt content. Estimated cost is 3600 dollars per mile, six miles total, with final assessments around 19.80 dollars per 66 foot city lot and a 377 dollar last year charge cited. A hearing is set for Thursday June 27 at city hall to review preliminary assessment schedules and project details.
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State Laboratory
Ames
Cedar Rapids
Roe
Washington
Kalona
Coune
Councilimen
Eclftv
Tee
Mrs Elmer Wells Heads East With Daughters for Convention
Mrs Elmer Wells travels east with daughters Mrs Lola Hughes of Milwaukee and Mrs Harold Duke of Chicago. They first met Mrs Duke in Chicago and then traveled together as Mrs Hughes planned to attend a convention of the Association for Childhood Education at Swampscott, Mass.
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Elmer Wells
Lola Hughes
Milwaukee
Harold Duke
Chicago
Duke
Hughes
Association For Childhood Education
Swampscott, Mess
Nearly Half Billion Dollars in Iowa in Two Years
The survey details federal aid in Iowa during the early New Deal era. It notes RFC loans peaking at 48.75 million in 1934, later cut to about 14 million, plus preferred stock purchases of 11.01 million. Farm credit and PWA funds, Home Owners Loan, and flood relief programs added substantial value, with totals surpassing half a billion dollars in state participation alongside river improvements and post office construction.
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PWA
Public Works Administration
Iowa
Farm Credit Administration
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Mississippi
Missouri
Post Office
Thirteen Men on Drainage Work at Columbus Junction
A thirteen man crew works on the 18 000 job of diverting Michael Creek into the Mississippi River in Muscatine and Route counties drainage district No 13. The project, let after months of study, aims to relieve flood conditions and reduce pumping costs at Port Louisa, with completion by mid spring.
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Columbus Junction
Michael Creek
Mississippi River
Distriet No
Muscatine
Routes
Aeast
Port Louisa
Young People of U. P. Presbytery Meet Next Week
The Young People of the United Presbyterian Presbytery plan activities next week in Crawfordsville and Burlington. Events include oratorios, conferences, business reports, worship services, plays, and a panel of entrants in Bible reading and oratorical contests with several named participants and group leaders.
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U. P
Helen Masson
Washington
Crawfordsville
Francis McConnell
Ainsworth
Christ
Lorene Taylor
Matthew
Williamson Memorial
Burlington
Lawrence Bast
Patrants
Betty Hageman
Hazle Harbison
Evelyn Kongable
Winfield
Robert Sharne
Trene Logan
Purlington
Avena Mae White
Lewis Wongable
Margaret Gantt
Margaret Jane Johnston
Columbus City
Alois Musil Heads to Cedar Rapids for Five Week School
By June 21 Alois Musil left for Cedar Rapids to attend a five week course. Mr and Mrs Rd Simmering and two daughters Pelen and Hazel returned from Des Moines after visiting Wayne Lambert and calling at H C Erickson. Helen and Hazel Simmering visited the Charles Kenhart home while J E Linder called on Ed Simmering and Charles Anderson.
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Washington, R. R
Alois Musil
Cedar Rapids
Rd Simmering
Pelen
Hazel
Des Moines
Wayne Lambert
H. C. Erickson
Helen
Hazel Simmering
Charles Kenhart
J. E. Linder
Ed Simmering
Charles Anderson
Fternoon
Mrs Kelley and relatives visit Center Junction
Mrs William H Kelley and daughter Miss Elly Kelley visit Center Junction with Mrs Willis KR Martin and family Mr and Mrs Roscoe Hering. Jake and son gave them a ride yesterday afternoon and returned them last night. They will be gone about a week.
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William H. Kelley
Elly Kelley
Center Junction
Willis KR. Martin
Roscoe Hering
Jake
Son
Revival Continues At Tabernacle Pulpit
Rev H C Petersen preaches at the Foursquare tabernacle for another week with strong attendance and growing interest in prophecy. Sunday morning sermon titled The Sheer and Goat Judgement. Sunday night sermon The Last Judgment.
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H. C. Petersen
Foursquare Tabernacle
Death of Pastor Mrs. J. W. Neyman in Corydon Iowa
Keota friends learn of the death of the Rev. Mrs. J. W. Neyman who died May 7 1935 at Corydon Iowa She was born Clara Elizabeth Baechler in Chillicothe Illinois March 24 1868 taught in Illinois and served as pastor and preacher frequently filling her husband’s pulpit in Keota and Corydon The Neymans had multiple Iowa pastorates with Mrs Neyman preaching twice weekly in Keota and Corydon Territory burial took place at Corydon Cemetery She is survived by husband Clinton Andrew Newman and three children Mary Elizabeth Wiegabeth and Christine with families in Bedford Hawell and Corydon
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Keota
J. W. Neyman
Corydon
Iowa
Newman
Keota Baptist Church
Clara Elizabeth Baechler
Chillicothe
Ilinois
Andrew Haechler
Iinois
Theological Seminary
Morgan Park
First Baptist Church
Fairbury
Illinois
Neyman
Corydon-Allerton
Missouri Valley
Vr Neyman
Coarydon 'N Monke
Warry Seror
Chariton
J. BR. Johnson
Corydon Cemetery
Clinton Andrew Newman
Corns
U. S Navy
Hawell
Ranehters
Mary
Mra
Paul Clarke
Bedford
Jons
Wiegabeth
Robert Schwyhart
Bairds Visit Verd Grandchild Travel and Family Updates
Mr and Mrs James H Baird drove to Peoria Tuesday and returned Thursday Miss Mike Lewis who had been visiting the area for two weeks went home Also Mary Joan Van Gundy will visit her grandparents Mr and Mrs Ray Miller and daughter of Muscatine stayed several days at the Edd Miller home Mrs Leslie Gates attended the 4 H convention at Ames Nita and Myrtle Crandall of Brighton visited Mrs Stanley Baird Laurine Anderson stayed Wednesday night Hostess Mrs Edd Miller and Miss Corrine Orlez entertained the Walnut Women's club Thursday at the Edd Miller home
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Ed Rees
Norethy
Everette Roberta
T. Foster
L. G. Roher
Will Rehberts
Carl and
Dale
Stanley
Reer Wellman
Killy
Patty Stewart
Ray Townsend
Clark Wood End
Glen Reenblossom
Dickeon Rahbenold
Ottumwa
J. FE. Adame
Marierie Frame
Ames
Dale Richards
J. B. McCouahey
James H. Baird
Peorig
Mike Lewis
Mary Joan van Gundy
Ray Miller
Muscatine
Edd Miller
Leslie Gates
Nita
Myrtle Crandall
Brighton
Stanley Baird
Laurine Anderson
Jim Longer
Missa Corrine Orlez
Walnut Women's Club
Kentucky Folk at West Chester
Kentucky folk visit West Chester with Merl and Ruth McDowell from Kentucky leaving for home after two weeks. Luers returns to office and discusses NRA. Des Moines man Joe Welker returns after his mother’s serious illness. Weather affects attendance at Tuesday show. Open air concerts promised by Mr Mil. Workmen culvert and drainage tile work underway for Melvin Peete and Munro farmers face tiling troubles.
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West Chester
Merl McDowell
Frenchburg
Kentucky
W. W. Leet
Ne Me Dowell
NRA
Joe Welker
Des Moines
Velal
Miller
Bend
Milare
Melking
Washington
Bney
Melvin Peete
Munro
Bone Glue Used in Yeast Production
Bone glue, known as an adhesive, is used as an ingredient in plastics and serves as a nitrogen source in yeast production.
Wayland Irwin Dies at Eighteen Months in Kansas City
In Kansas City Kansas another son Wayland Irwin died at the age of eighteen months.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Wayland Irwin
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Louis’ Path
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Yankee Stadium
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Tabernacle
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McDowell
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