Funeral for Mrs Buntenbach set for Friday
Mrs. Wm Buntenbach longtime Washington county resident died Monday night at her daughter’s home in Rock Island Ill Funeral services will be held Friday at Knox funeral home Rock Island with Rev Virtue of the 8th Ave United Presbyterian church officiating Interment will be at Chippahanock Cemetery beside her husband She is survived by eight children and several grandchildren one son preceded her in death in 1918
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Bunttenbach
Washington County
G. 8. Hamilton
Rock Island
Ill
U. P. Church
Mrs. Eaton
Omaha
Neb
Buntenbach
Hamilton
Nil
F. E. Armstrong
Cc. W. Shoemaker
Herman Y L. Buntenbach
Davenport
Lottie Eaton
Williams
Klemme
Iowa
B. F. Tucker
Fred Burger
Washington
Robert
Knox Funeral Home
Virtue
8Th Ave. United Presbyterian Church
Chippahanock Cemetery
Des Moines Drug Store Burglarized in Early Morning Theft
Three burglars bound E. M. Debrient when surprised them and escaped with ten dollars, 200 cartons of cigarettes, razor blades, and cosmetics at a Des Moines drug store. Debrient freed himself and called police. suspects described as considerate.
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Des Moines
E. M. Debrient
Road Commission Posts Large Refund to Iowa Funds
The Road Commission reports a total fund balance of 2 869 708 52 with 5 224 903 82 available for expenditure. Monthly spending includes 618 427 92 across construction maintenance and finance with detailed outlays in excavation gravel paving and other projects. End month balance remains 5 224 903 82 and expenditures cover roads crossings bridges and engineering.
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Sion
Murtagh
Birmingham denies closed primary charges in Iowa race
Birmingham states no attempt to influence candidacies. He avoids comment on possible link to Lieut. Gov. Kraschel's governor bid. Kraschel backs by Governor Herring, but primary campaigns continue with incumbents facing opposition or potential challengers.
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Des Moines
Democratic State Central Committee
FE. H. Birmingham
Birmingham
Nelson G. Kraschel
Kraschel
Central Committee
Clyde Herring
United States Senate
Wisconsin University President Faces Resignation Rumors
Dr. Glenn Frank president of the University of Wisconsin since 1926 refused to rule out resigning from his $28 000 a year post or being ousted by June 1 amid rumors of external pressure for leadership change. Gov. La Follette denial followed reports of a successor, while the board of regents criticized his role in an athletic controversy and political remarks that drew Lafollette ire. Frank defended his administration at a regents meeting stating outsiders were seeking management change and that forces outside the university were influencing events.
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Frank
Madison
Wis
INS
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Currett
Philip la Follette
Dr. Frank
Board of Regents
Roosevelt
Lafollettes
Bargain Bonanza Ends With Bundle Of Eskimo Spitz Puppies
Mrs William McCaleb of West Union Iowa thought she bought one Eskimo Spitz dog but seven arrived after birth of six puppies during transit. The incident was reported from WREST UNION IOWA dated March 12. The seller offered no explanation and Mrs McCaleb considered the extra dogs a fortunate surprise.
Miss Floy Swartzendrover Named Manager at Clarion Moore Hotel
Emmetsburg IowaMarch 12 UP Miss Floy Swartzendrover longtime secretary to J H Moore at the Kermore hotel here has been appointed manager of the Moore hotel at Clarion She will succeed Leon Moore who retires to run a farm and will assume her new duties March 16.
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Girrs
Emmetsburg
Iowa
Floy Swartzendrover
J. H. Moore
Kermore
Moore
Clarion
Keokuk Iowa Named After a Peaceful Saulk Chief
Keokuk Iowa was named for a Saulk and Fores chief who remained peaceful during the Black Hawk War and died in 1545.
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Keokuk
Iowa
Local residents and visitors spotted around town yesterday
Wayland residents Mr and Mrs Jacob Fisher shopped in town while Mr and Mrs Ivan Schaffer visited Mrs Schaffer s father in T Jackson. The Augustana college mixed choir led by Miss Thelda Tracy plans a concert tour starting next Thursday across eastern states. Irene Schlanbusch arrived to manage the ladies ready to wear department in Grahams store after moving from Oskaloosa. Others include visits from Des Moines and Cedar Rapids, and local business activity with several shoppers and a medical admission at Keota hospital.
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Jacob Fisher
Wayland
Ivan &Chaffer
Sschaffer
T. &. Jackson
Macon
Washington
Iowa
Clair Sodergren
Fresh Eggs
Reister & Bon
Thelda Tracy
Augustana College
Rock Island
Ill
Ray C. Tracy
Augustana College Mixed Choir
Migs Tracy
Misa Irene Schlanbusch
Newman Grove
Nebr
Grahams
Miss Schlanbusch
Oskaloosa
Leslie McFarland
Brighton
Carl Croussett
Kleih
Matilda Ted Boekhorst
Ko Iona
Gussie Knerr
Dean
Kalona
CBS
Lemmon
Iowa City
Presbytery
Senators Defend WPA Defense Amid New Probes
Democratic leaders on Capitol Hill rally to defend the WPA relief program amid charges of waste and political use. Senator Davis urges a Senate inquiry into all WPA aspects, while Hopkins and other officials dodge specifics about staff and salaries.
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Washington
INS
Capitol
Davis
Pennsylvania
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
West Virginia
Maryland
Michigan
Republican National Committees
Liberty League
WPA
Davi
Harry S Hopkins
Hopkins
Lewis
Illinois
Wagner
New York
van Nuys
Indiana
Hastings
Delaware
Davia
Holt
County 4 H Conservation Club Meets Saturday Afternoon
County Agent W J Rouda bush announces a county 4 H conservation club meeting Saturday at 1 30 pm in the courthouse led by Isabelle Combs. This marks a new department of the farm clubs work. All boys and girls are invited to participate.
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W. J. Roudabush
4-H Conservation Club
Court House
Isabelle Combs
All Boys and
Omission of two letters changes theater seating prices
A Wednesday notice about the university play on April 1 caused confusion by stating the upper State theater gallery would be unreserved for 26 cents while all other seats remained reserved at 75 cents. The errant line altered the announcement’s meaning in the local paper.
Girls 10 to 21 Invited to Attend Meeting
An invitation is extended to girls between ten and twenty one years old to attend the upcoming meeting. The notice emphasizes participation and community involvement.
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Mrs. Buntenbach
Washington State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, Iowa
Road Commission
Chicago
Calif
Florida
Campbell's
Mato
Corbin
Idaho
Peek
Ohio
Fiase Jar
Lajashington
F. W. Eastwood
Cedar Rapids
Frank McDonald
Earl Baker
Keota
Charlies George
William Kos
Democratic Party
Ste Fh
Declai Mig Politiciaka
Fanéy
Salafits
Conservation Club
Oxford
E. M. Bridges & Co
South Side Square
Sieger
Rothschild ’S
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