Riverside community notes on visits and travels
Mrs. Joseph Kirby of Boulder and Edward and Stella Rummelhart of Denver visit Riverside for their father Frank Rummelhart in Iowa City after a fall. Numerous locals and relatives travel or host, including trips to Lafayette and Chicago for events, the World’s Fair, and the Century of Progress.
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Riverside
Joseph Kirby
Boulder
Colorado
Edward
Stella Rummelhart
Denver
Frank Rummelhart
Iowa City
Mary Griffin
Fairfax
Iowa
John Griffin
Chicago
William Griffin
C. W. Ingram
Frank Hadliska
Long Beach
Calif
Lafayette
Indiana
Century of Progress
Anthony Angelsberg
Marilyn Careen
Ottumwa
Joseph Linsley
J. N. Schnoebelen
John Benoit
John Kloppfer
Marian Droll
Frank Droll
Ivan MecCreedy
Phillips
Westchester
Richard Schnoebelen
Elizabeth Pieper
Vera Stump
Kalona
Helen Critz
John Tener
Fausiiter
Marie
William McCreedy
Velma Tobin
R. E Tobin
Nieme
St. Mary's School
Henry Griffin
J. R. Griffin
Downey
Crowhurst Village Lacks Cars Lights and Shops
Crowhurst in Surrey, twenty five miles from London, has no car electric light trains omnibuses public house or shops. Nearest cinema lies five miles away and residents cope with minimal amenities.
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Crowhurst
Surrey
London
Local notes on community life including recoveries and travel
Betty Jean Mayo recovers from injuries with casts on her right leg and hips and enjoys town car rides and band concerts. Carleton Lytle attends summer school at Iowa State Teachers College and plans weekend return. Mrs Lunn’s sister travels to Pittschurch with the wind and family. Milady’s Beauty Shop advertises services. Glen Carris released after appendicitis. Weldin family moves to Gates property near Coppock highway. Local girls visit Chicago for Century of Progress and return Saturday. Merle Waters leads forestry squad near Red Wing Minnesota. Mrs. Harry Bishop returns from Denver after visiting Edna Cole and family.
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Betty Jean Mayo
Mickey
Carleton Lytle
Iowa State Teachers College
H. RR
Mt. Pleasant
Lunn
John Bowes
Pittschurch
Milady
Glen Carris
Washington County Hospital
Phil Weldin
Patricia
Hedrick
Gates
Coppock Highway
Mildred Craig
Helen Levis
Anita Tellin
Mildred Woodburn
Chicago
Merle Waters
Red Wine Minn
Harry Bishop
Denver
Edna Cole
Rural pupils to sing at big fair
Mrs. Winnie Palmer invites rural school chorus members to Chicago for July Fourth events. Rehearsal at Stevens Eighth Street, performance at a Chicago theater, and photos at the Century of Progress Science Court. Free admission for chorus and chaperones. Eligible pupils are grades four to eight who have learned this year’s songs and are certified by the county superintendent.
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Winnie Palmer
Chicago
Stevens Eighth St
National Education Association
Science Court
Century of Progress
Palmer
Exposition Grounds
Towa
Rura
Iowa Rural School Chorus
Must Mean It Moments From Street Hooray
A quoted remark from Uncle Eben highlights a proud moment when a man can stand in the street and shout hooray with full conviction. This personal sentiment captures the celebratory tone of a public display of achievement in a community setting.
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Uncle Eben
Herring Seeks Special Session Power Overhaul
Governor Herring pushes for a special session to overhaul state government. A Brookings Institute survey guides bills to abolish overlapping commissions and place control with the governor. Liquor reform prompts debate as delegates consider the Quebec system to boost revenue and fund schools amidst repeal talks.
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Brookings Institute
Washington
Sone
Towa
Arden
Herring
Quebec
Local Social Notes and Visits Reported in Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Glen seilain of Newton visited last night with his brother in law Mr and Mrs J C Crawford. Daryl Crawford accompanied them to Newton for a visit. Mr and Mrs Walter Rugaber were in Mt Pleasant yesterday on business. Manton Hebner has returned home from a two week vacation near Duluth.
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Glen Seilain
Newton
Ster
J. C. Crawford
Daryl Crawford
Walter Rukgaber
Mt Pleasant
Yvesser
Manton Hebner
Duluth
Sing Sing Prison’s Naming and Location Change History
Sing Sing prison began as Mount Pleasant in 1825 replacing New York City’s old jail. In the mid 1800s the name changed from Mount Pleasant to Sing Sing. The old prison stood on low river land while the present facility was built on a hill above it.
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Sing Sing
Mount Pleasant
New York City
Sing Sing Prison
Family relocations and remnant sale at Graham’s
Char. Bron auctioneer notes S1tfeod Bob Sage traveled to Des Moines for his father rank Sage and the family plans to move there tomorrow. Remnant Sale at Grahams set for Thursday to Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Zaring and their Illinois family left for Deerwood Minnesota to spend most of the summer.
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Bob Sage
Des Moines
Rank Sage
Glen Zaring
Kankakee
Century of Progress visitors return to Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jungbluth and daughter Helen with Marjorie Smith and Helen Jones traveled from Chicago after attending the Century of Progress exposition. Helen Jungbluth stayed with Betty Babcock, Ruth Morrison and others joined in homebound visit. Mary Briley returned to Journal office after the expo with Beacon City ties. auctioneers Nww and Macon listed in Washington Iowa.
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Carl Jungbluth
Helen
Marjorie Smith
Helen Jones
Chicago
Ruth Marie Morrison
Mary Briley
Journal Office
Beacon Way
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Concertina Orchestra
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Northwestern University
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Survey Complete
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John Shields & Sons
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