Sorority Helpers Hit Des Moines For Drake Event
Eathel Gibson and Marcia De Bey of Iowa City travel to Des Moines to organize four national sororities at Drake University with Ophelia Miller of Ames joining. A note mentions wallpaper remnants as savings and previews more India King’s candies for Mother's Day. Hog prices top at 7,640. Weather forecasts call for fair skies and cooler conditions in the southeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eathel Gibson
Marcia de Bey
Washington
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Iowa City
Des Moines
Drake University
Ophelia Miller
Ames
Hoover Approves Iowa Veterans Hospital Plan
The Veterans Bureau approved a new 300 bed hospital in Iowa but a Knoxville type facility was deemed infeasible. Des Moines regional office may consolidate with the hospital. Senator Brookhart was notified the board’s preference would not bar other sites. No bed count final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Veterans’ Hospital
Iowa
Iowa Hospital
Knoxville
Veterans’ Bureau
Des Moines
Lines
Brookhart
Crawfordsville and Winfield shoppers visit Sac City
Mrs J R Lease and Adria Lease with Mrs Russell Sigafoose of Crawfordsville and Mrs Ivor Davis of Winfield shopped here today. Mrs Harry Clark and daughter Winifred of Wayland shopped here. Ralph Piazzo was in Des Moines on business yesterday. Miss Josephine Hall returns from the University of Iowa for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Marion George and daughter visit the Charles George home in Sac City for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Lease
Adria Lease
Russell Sigafoose
Crawfordsville
Ivor Davis
Winfield
Harry Clark
Winifred
Wayland
Ralph Piazzo
de Moines
Josephine Hall
University of Iowa
Marion George
Sac City
Charles George
Wellston Social Club entertains winners at Mrs Schaeffer home
Mrs. Bertha Schaeffer hosted the Wellston Social Club membership contest winners Thursday afternoon. Sixteen members and two visitors attended with games and a white elephant grab bag. A two course luncheon followed. On May 14 a Mother’s Day event at Mrs. Florence Smith’s home is planned, and the family social for May 7 has been postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Schaeffer
Wellston
Alleged Gangster Found Dead in Car Near Durant
Angelo Kaloudis of Davenport was found shot four times in a blood soaked sedan near Durant Iowa. Police suspect gang rivalry and an inquest was set for today in Muscatine. Kaloudis had earlier faced liquor charge and his wife accused personal enemies.
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Muscatine
Angelo Kaloudis
Davenport
Durant
Kaloudis
William Schuester
First Lieutenant Putnam Sent to Nicaragua for duty
First Lieutenant Paul Putnam son of Mr and Mrs A E Putnam of Washington has received orders to sail for Managua Nicaragua on May 1. He is en route to the earthquake struck and rebellion ridden country where marines have long been stationed. Marine planes are aiding the guard of Sandino’s rebel forces and Putnam may see active air service there.
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Paul Putnam
A. E. Putnam
Washington
San Diego
Marine Corps Air Service
Managua
Nicaragua
Central America
Uardia
Sandino
Putnam
Kansas Governor Says Farmers Not Reducing Acreage
Washington May 2 Kansas Governor Harry Woodring said farmers in the west resist the Farm Board plea to cut wheat acreage. He noted Kansas will produce about 177 million bushels, near the state’s record, while western farmers continue planting despite guidance to reduce output. Agricultural leaders back the board’s goal to lift prices through lower production.
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Washington
Union
Federal Farm Board
Harry Woodring
Kansas
West
Farm Board
Woodring
Weather line hints at storms next week in Washington
A weather story predicts bad conditions the following week as the ten weather forecasters gather in Washington. The piece notes the potential impact on 120 million clients and questions the effect of the convention on sunny plans.
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Washington
May
American Weather Ten
Clarinda residents to host guests of Col Nicola kin
Mr and Mrs 32.8 Chiles of Clarinda Town will host Mrs Col Nicola as guests Sunday. Mr Chiles is a cousin of the late Col Nicola.
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Chiles
Clarinda
Town
Col Nicola
Music Pupils Recital and Evening Concert Schedule
Music pupils at local churches and schools perform in recitals and concerts including Miss Hamilton and Miss Harvey pupils with pieces like The Parade and To a Wild Rose. College and high school bands, Victor Herbert selections, and a Washington high concert in Central Park are listed for Tuesday through Saturday events.
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Stanford
Walter Velda Parcel
Beethoven Luella
Nona Tinnes
Mary Rickey
A. Anderson
MacDowell
Mary Rockey
Thompson Theodosia Turner
Maxine Baxter
Maren. Co
Schumann Charles Sutton
Washington
Central Park
Local Socials and Dairy Adverts Highlight Iowa Visit
Mrs. Joe Wright and Mrs. Maynard Brown planned for an Iowa City afternoon. Mrs. L. S. Hewitt of West Chester visited shoppers. Sunny Slope Dairy promotes Jersey Guernsey milk with two daily deliveries including milk and whipping cream. Des Moines visitors Mr. and Mrs. George H. Gallup stayed briefly on business. Alex Miller and George Jr. show improvement after whooping cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wright
Maynard Brown
Iowa City
L. S. Hewitt
Westcester
Jersey & Guernsey
Sunny Slope
Jay Brewer
George H. Gallup
Des Moines
Alex Miller
George Jr
Marriage licenses issued in county court
Marriage licenses were secured at the courthouse yesterday and today by Douglas H. Moore of Santa Ana Texas and Louise Cecile Graham of Washington. Frank Geryock of East Pleasant Plain and Viola Drish of Brighton. Auctioneer D. F. Macon of Washington Iowa advertises. Kecks returned from Florida. spring suits available at Schmoeller Bros and Sechmooley residence.
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Court House
Douglas H., Moore
Santa Ana
Texas
Louise Cecile Graham
Washington
Frank Geryock
East Pleasant Plain
Viola Drish
Brighton
Just
Sechmoeley Res
Sharpshooter Peggy Perkins Stars for KU in 96.72 Season Average
Peggy Perkins of the University of Kansas displays skill with a sharp shooting rifle and a silver cap from the Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America of Kansas. She posts a season average of 96.72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Perkins
University of Kansas
Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America
State of Kanopeas
Weather Bureau Cooked Example Cooks Too Many Forecasters
A fragment describes the American Meteorological Society meeting and compares weather forecasting to cooking. It notes a single forecaster and assistant can do well, but too many forecasters spoil the weather like overheated broth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Meteorological Society
J A D Orris Returns Home From Missouri Trip
J A D Orris returned to Crawfordsville after six weeks in Excelsior Springs Missouri. He was in Washington this morning on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. D. Orris
Crawfordsville
Excelsior Springs
Washington
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Charles Bickford
Lewis Stone
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Fox
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Medantade
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Wheeler
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Edna May Oliver
Dorothy Lee
Hugh Herbert
Dublin
Pathe Sound News
J. L. Seigie
Eon
Donnie
Chicago
Sherbet
Ww. Kerr
Caldwell
Royal Robertson
West Chester
the Bones Funeral Thome
Main St
Mace
Ford
Codie Snews
Weellston Social Club
Cottage Inn
Lou Arthur
Raney
Lou
South Side Square
Vhond
Wisie Long
D. F
Macon
Washington, Iowa
C. M. Keck
Florida
Schmoeller Bros
Eee McGovern
N. Town Ave
Jurging Tin Shop
W. Bk
Jurging & Son
Louis Baird
Cox Motor Co
Maplelane Dairy Chas
Palmer
Bugs
Iowa Motor Service
Armory
Wuenstopr Dezzep
Washington Oil Co
John Shields & Sons
Ford Service
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