Spelling Meet and Rural School Contest Names
Names of students and townships announced for the spelling meet this Saturday and the junior contest for second to fourth grades. Multiple townships and districts list participants with many named pupils and local elected officials noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton Township
Iether Chorpening
Walnut
Rose Anne Hesseltine
Indian Creek
Butt Chorpening
Clay Township
Katherine Gene Barnes
White Hawk
Lucille Kasowsky
Pleasant Valley
Shirley Burris
Rubio
English River
Ernest Yoder
Pleasant Hill
Vivian Kron
Palestine
Emma Mast
Middleburg
Highland Township
Jean Havel
East Prairie
Betty Meeks
Center
Leona Mincer
Jackson Township
Lois Hines
Pleasant Plain
Raymond Lasek
Grand Prairie
Patricia Brown
South Prairie
Marion Township
Elanore Suni Cer
Gray
Helen McKune
Eureka
Robert Marek
Oregon
Gladys Hopping
John Lee Johnson
Joan Schroeder
Washington Township
Mildred Garner
Havre
Helen Schwartz
Directors Named for County Schools Across Several Towns
Voters in Crawfordsville Chester Keota and Riverside elected school board members with low turnout. In Crawfordsville J W Rich was reelected to lead the four-candidate slate. Howard Anderson replaced Griff Davis. Chester kept Port er and Kleese on the board. Milo De Lone and Glen Cuddeback were defeated. Keota saw 17 votes with incumbents Reelect Frank J echer Lester Smith and no opposition. Riverside elected Joe Knebel and Mrs Rupert Doud to two year terms while Rupert Rummelhart won a seat amid light participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Darnell
Paul Hann
L. W. Durst
Roy Durian
A. C. Gingerich
Frank Hicks
Wayland
J. R. McKirahan
Amos Wyse
A. A. Jackson
Pr. McKirahan
Mr. Wyse
Omar Roshart
A. J. Wyse
Peters
Kk. J. Frey
G. C. Eber
Paul Crawfords
Crawfordsville
J. W. Rich
Howard Anderson
Joseph Jones
Robert Hall
Rich
Homer Porter
David Kleese
Milo DeLone
Glen Cuddeback
Harry Dusenberry
Walter Bauer
al Huber
Tmly
Keota Kkota
Frank J’echer
Lester Smith
H. W. Statler
B. B. Brown
Frank Stoutner
Richard
Marguerite Stewart
Riverside
Riverside School Board
Joe Knebel
Iubert Doud
Rupert Rummelhart
Top on hogs seven eighty per hundredweight
Market note lists hog prices with top at 7.80 dollars per hundredweight. Weather forecast shows cloudy conditions tonight and Wednesday with a drop in temperatures as another cold spell approaches.
Federal plan to subsidize consumption through relief stamps
The article explains a government scheme where Dairy Products Marketing Association sells butter to the Federal surplus agency which distributes it to relief families via stamps. Wholesalers sell to grocers who redeem tickets with the Treasury. The plan could raise demand for products and alter pricing, resembling a multi-tier subsidy program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Products Marketing Association
Government Sponsored
Association of Producer Cooperatives
Federal Surplus Commodiies Corporation
Treasury
College Singers Here Tomorrow at United Presbyterian
Sterling college men's glee club will perform at United Presbyterian Church on Wednesday at 8 15 PM. The group draws members from six states and includes students from all departments. Repertoire spans sacred secular popular and novelty numbers with no admission charge though an offering will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling College
United Presbyterian Church
S Serling College
Kansas
Glee Club
School of Music
Harvey Luce
Roy Adams
Bob Gray
Frank William Montgomery
Alvin Mitchels
Penney's store marks anniversary with long history
Penney's celebrates 87th anniversary as manager D F Barnes recalls Kemmerer Wyoming origins in 1902 and growth to 1542 stores showing community focus and Golden Rule business ethic. Local staff and community notices follow including births and church group reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penney's
D. F. Barnes
Penney
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Golden Rule
Omaha
Nebraska
Mr. Barnes
J. C. Penney Company
S. A. Dickerson
John Wickert
Woodrow Wade
Loren Sutherland
Dora Minick
Gertrude Crawford
Dorothy Babb
Laura Felton
Dorothy Denison
Merle Simpson
Vincent Krabill
Betty Hamil
Alice Walker
Lucille Clark
Anna Polis
William Sickel
Delbert Bailey
Mr. Penney
Pay Day
Washington Store
Lawrence Cutkomp Accepts Ithaca Research Post
Lawrence Cutkomp, son of Mr and Mrs Fred M Cutkomp of Wapello and former Iowa State College entomology student, left Friday for Ithaca New York where he will be employed in research work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Burns
Rock Island
Arthur Mewhirter
KE. G. Brent
Paul Brent
Fairfield
J. A. Sprague
Cedar Rapids
Marjorie Harbison
Mary Medges
Fremont
Parsons College
Esther Glaspey
University of Indiana At Indianapolis
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Reformed Church
Devil Billings
Ladies Aid Society
The
Plesant Grove Bethel Church
L. M. Dallmeyer
Fred Bonnichsen
Walter Humiston
Rudolph Schlichting
Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Mar
Lawrence Cutkomp
Fred M. Cutkomp
Wapello
Iowa State College
Ames
Ithaca
N. Y
Low Wages Hit Broad And Narrow Groups
The passage notes wage concessions affect extremely low wage earners more than a larger segment, with two-thirds of the value redirected to a better fixed group. It implies a skewed distribution benefiting a small group while minimal gains reach the poorest workers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dick Powell
Technicolor
Ernes
Holy Trinity
James_ Strabala
Ramona Shalla
Maurice Strabala
ST. Mary's
Thomas McEwen
Esta Pailliotet
Francis Rice
Brighton
Helen Marie Pacha
Janice Woodhouse
Charles Crandall
Kalona
Joe Chody
Rose Mary Beachy
Bobby Snyder
Washington
Betty Simons
Nan Hoover
Genevieve Haker
Westchester
Grace Mutro
Mildred McCall
Robert Stout
ST. James
Irban Walker
Frances Jane Casey
Dorothy Shockey
Marsha Lowe
Maurice Farrier
Maurice Mineart
Mary Lon Kasowsky
Pi. Valley
David Day
Pl. Valley
Louise Tarrence
Fabio
Donald Saforek
Richmond
Harold Horak
Lookout
Willard Kron
Leon Havel
Lanetta Goetz
Vurnon Dale
Shirley Fountain
Albaugh
Phylis Brown
Vernon Weeks
Salem
Donald Hines
Manon Township
Ivan Lukavsky
Grace Schoorover
Shiloh
Darlene Schantz
Rhea Wehr
Hazel Hopping
Elaine Whetstine
Haskins
Martha Birka
Red Brick
Ia McLaughlin
Martha Baker
Cedar
Marjorie Benson
Luian
Martha Ashby
Union
Mary Ardith Jarrard
Pr. Flower
Dutch Creek
Thelma Lowry
New Haven
Lloyd Wilson
Wellston
Leroy Luers
White Oak
Franklin
Joe Nayadley
Lois Hoyle
Russell Hayes
Pleasant
Iowa
Betty Gerot
Farmers
Philip Hotka
Oak Grove
Arden Bell
Valley
Lime Creek
Margaret Henn
Calvin Verrin
Nira
Dorothy Ossman
Noble Consolidated
Mary Troyer
Sommers
Dean Rinner
Stringtown
Harold Christner
Seventy-Six
Virginia Eckels
Westminster
Mary Lee Bower
Maple Grove
Mary Duval
Young America
Darlene Humston
Cedar Township
Jerry Gardner
Lexington
Erma Gene Swift
Lorene Booth
Prairie Flower
Margaret Pfeiffer
Carol Richardson
Jeneta Mottet
Franklin Township
Nela Young
Ruth Miller
Grant
Iowa Township
Alma Mae Heck
Junior Mehaffey
Greenfield
Luella Schnoebelen
Vernon Sprague
Bunker Hill
Winona Anderegon
Pilotburg
Virginia Canott
No. 7
Ind
Noble
Donna Fichelberger
Kicher
Dorothy Swartzendruber
Bicher
Lois Leichty
John Duvall
James Shannon
Jo Ann Reed
G. W. Weber
Claude M. Hill
Board of Education of
Columbus Independent School District
John H. Rees
R. O. Lynn
Lr, L. Lytle
E. F. Mack Charles E. Lemley
E. Lemmon
O. F. Boller
Lester Orr
R. F. McFarlane
W. B. Dupuis
Clarence Jacobs
Dr. F. EB. Reid
Cemetery Road
North Second Avenue
Highway Commission
the Citizen's Party
Swift
Pioneer Drug
Jane Godfrey
Anna Marie Anderson
Jayne
D. Jayne & Son, Inc
Philadelphia
Jaynes Vermifage
Fredric March
Joan Bennett
Ralph Bellamy
Bastyr
Eleanor Powell
Borge Burn
Gracie Allen
U. P. Church
Penney’s
Barnes
Imran
Sturgeon Bay
Texas
Virginia
Idaho
Baker
S.J
Kraft
Eee
Nantes
Ook
Pillsbury’s
California
Maxwell House Coffee
Pure—No
Red Heart Dog Food
Ab&c
P&g
Rockton
Libby
Beg
Ithaca, N. Y
Washington Dairy
Fostoria Glass
Westphal
A. W. Clow
Osteopathic
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