Local Notes Highlight Teaching Moves and Events
Lucille Nicola, a New London teacher, spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nicola. Miss Harbison, a student at Iowa State Teachers College, will teach near Cerro Falls after a weekend visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Harbison. William Masson, son of Dr and Mrs. W. J. Masson, will teach commercial subjects at University High School in Iowa City beginning summer session and pursue a master’s degree at the University of Iowa. Reverend Carl W. Klein plans to attend a meeting in London with Evangelical synod members. lay representative Henry Witthoff and Miss Caroline Sheets also travel for church duties. Mr. and Mrs. Harry McCall and Mrs. Juanita Snealls return from a Sunny Tampa winter 娱乐.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazle Harbison
Iowa State Teachers College
M. L. Harbison
Harbison
Cer Falls
St. James
D. F. Macon
Carl W. Klein
Washington and Valley St Paul's
Merry Mixer Meeting Postponed to May 11
The Merry Mixer club meeting is postponed until May 11 and will be held at the home of Mrs. Donald Smith at 6512.
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Merry Mixer Club
Donald Smith
Cottage prayer meeting at Mrs Case home Wednesday
Presbyterian gathering set for Wednesday morning at 9 30 in the home of Mrs H F Case 412 East Seventh Street 6612
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Presbyterian Cottage Prayer Meeting
H. FE. Case
Fast Seventh Street
Baseball Squad Opens Workouts at Blattner Field Tonight
Washington baseball club publicizes initial workouts at Blattner field east of town starting 6 15 pm. About 25 players will try out this week with a practice game planned Sunday. Season opens May 15 at Batavia and May 22 at Muscatine, home opener May 29 vs Harper. Money from last week’s carnival netted 35 dollars.
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Ray Whitehead
Washington Baseball Club
Blattner Field
Whitehead
Batavia
Muscatine
Harper
Washington
Baseball Standings and Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues
National League standings show Pittsburgh leading with 8 4 and .667 followed by Cincinnati and Philadelphia. American League lists Cleveland atop at .780 with Washington and Chicago next. several games yesterday included Philadelphia beating Boston 5 1 and New York defeating Brooklyn 7 6. Obituary notes express thanks from Harry Dusenberry and family and Emma and Alvin Shaw for sympathy in a bereavement.
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W. L. Pet. Mae Foe Nancason Ll
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Th. Tee
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Geonccombe
Harry Dusenberry
Edith Schaffer
Emma and
Alvin Shaw
Office closure notice and social visit update
The notice states the office will be closed Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday by Dr T J Peace. Mrs Dan Brindley and her two children Danny and Linda of Moline Ill are visiting this week with her parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Thompson. Bob Thompson and Mr Brindley joined them for the weekend with other local visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Peace
Dan Brindley
Danny
Linda
Moline
Ill
Ralph Thompson
Bob Thompson
Mr. Brindley
Hospital Briefs From City Ailments and Dismissals
Maxine Baker underwent a minor operation this morning. Jean Hoben of Columbus Junction was admitted yesterday. Mrs Miles Shellman and her son were discharged to home in Winfield. Mrs Isaac Sprague and daughter Dianna Dea were discharged to West Chester. Howard Woodford of Brighton was discharged Saturday afternoon.
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Maxine Baker
Jean Hoben
Columbus Junction
Miles Shellman and Son
Winfield
Isaac Sprague
Dianna Dea
West Chester
Howard Woodford
Brighton
Morrow Elevated to Assistant General Freight Agent
J Morrow Jr promoted to assistant general freight agent with Chicago headquarters effective May 1. He gains jurisdiction east of the Missouri River on the Rock Island lines. Morrow, a 30 year veteran of the Rock Island traffic department, served in World War I and earlier led the Cincinnati office as general agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. Morrow, Jr
A. Mackenzie
Rock Island Lines
Morrow
Rock Island
Missouri River
John B. Rayn
Duluth
Minnesota
France
Cincinnati, Ohio
Wayland High School Presents Guess Again Play
Wayland high school will present Guess Again by Glenn Hughes under Garnet LaVon Davey Tuesday May 3 at 7 p m The cast includes Janet Moore Madge Jarrard Bill Douglas Roger Wyse Henry Grimes Orval Miller Waldo Fitts George Boller Mrs Skinner Marjorie Martin Dora Mae Havel Blick Olive Ordway Mary Jane Stutsman Marcella Jenks Ruth Boshart Lord Wiggleton Richard Shively Bertie Blodgett Glenn Graber 8S Pratt Orlin Frey Renee Lamour Jane Berkshire Lulu Perkins Grace Wittriic Sol Messer John Diltutme
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Wayland High School
Guess
Glenn Hughes
Garnet LaVon Davey
Janet Moore
Madge Jarrard
Bill Douglas
Roger Wyse
Henry Grimes
Orval Miller
Waldo Fitts
George Boller
Mrs. Skinner
Marjorie Martin Dora Mae
Havel Blick
Olive Ordway
Mary Jane Stutsman
Marcella Jenks
Ruth Boshart
Lord Wiggleton
Richard Shively
Bertie Blodgett
Glenn Graber
H. Pratt
Orlin Frey
Renee Lamour
Jane Berkshire
Lulu Perkins
Grace Wittriic
Sol Messer
John Diltutme
Mother Vineyard Roots Scuppernong Vines on Roanoke Island
The parent of all scuppernong vines in the lower Virginia and northeastern North Carolina areas is the Mother Vineyard located on Roanoke Island North Carolina, site of America's first English settlement.
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Virginia
North Carolina
Roanoke Island
N. C
America
Islands Named Virgin Islands by Columbus
Columbus first sighted the Caribbean islands on his second voyage and impressed by their beauty and multitude of people he could not find enough saints to name them after. He called the group the Virgin Islands as a nod to St Ursula and her 11 000 virgins.
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Virgin Islands
Columbus
St. Ursula
Backstage in Iowa Politics
In Des Moines on May 1 a petition reveals a settlement of a $46,000 second mortgage on the Ewing apartments, once owned by Senator Clyde L. Herring, for $1,000 under a last year’s stipulation with Iowa Loan and Trust receivers. Notes of the Herring Motor Company are appraised at $15,491.21 as no value. D. W. Bates, the state banking superintendent, is listed as the Iowa Loan and Trust receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ewing
Clyde L. Herring
Iowa Loan and Trust Company
George D. Jorgensen
Carl Mesmer
Ed Buckley
Herring Motor Company
D. W. Bates
Appraisal Quotation on Ewing Apartments Foreclosure
Appraisers note that first mortgage bonds were foreclosed sheriff sale held and sheriff's deed issued. Second mortgage bonds eliminated with large deficiency judgement prior to any bonds. Herring Motor Company is extinct and only possible value is a questionable guarantee by C L Herring.
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Ewing
Herring Motor Company
C. L. Herring
Kraschel and Wilson Prepare for Fall Campaign
Gov N G Kraschel and George Wilson the Democrat and Republican gubernatorial candidates focus on the fall race. Kraschel will not rush the campaign while Wilson tours eastern Iowa visiting Davenport Marengo Iowa City and other towns. He plans a Cedar Rapids rally Thursday then Mount Pleasant.
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N. G. Kraschel
George Wilson
Wilson
Davenport
Marengo
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Mount Pleasant
Noteworthy La Follette Third Party Meeting Stressed
Town officials emphasized they were not necessarily joining the third party movement. Key figures working with Governor Kraschel include Bob Burlingame Byron Allen Garritt Roelofs and a state unemployment commission actuary reflects the tentative ties and policy overlap.
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la Follette
Wisconsin
Bob Burlingame
Kraschel
Byron G. Allen
Garritt Roelofs
UN Employment Compensation Commission
Alesch Whipped Quote of the Week
Rep. Gus Alesch of Marcus Democrat laments in a campaign quote that Kraschel backs a strong opponent and says he feels whipped in the race. The remark frames an intense political contest with rival support shaping the outcome.
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Rep
Gus
Alesch
Marcus
Kraschel
Friendly Circle to Hold an Exchange of Flowers
The Friendly Circle club will host a flower and bulb exchange at its Thursday meeting at the home of Mrs. Harley Davidson. Entertainment in the afternoon will be provided by a trio of committee members: Mrs. Charles Schiebel, Mrs. Walter Lon ger, and Mrs. Ralph Kelsey.
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Friendly Circle Club
Harley Davidson
Charles Schiebel
Walter Longer
Ralph Kelsey
George Family Is Honored at Picnic in Sunset Park
Mr and Mrs Charles George and children Ruth Ann and Dickie were guests of honor at a family picnic in Sunset park yesterday noon. After dinner the men played ball and pictures were taken. The gathering included many Redlinger families and ends with the Georges planning to move Wednesday to Maryville Missouri where Mr George will be Graham store manager.
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Charles George
Ruth Ann
Dickie
Sunset Park
M. J. Redlinger
Matt, Jr
Colleen
Billy Berg
Earl Redlinger
Margaleen
Duane
Mary Louise
Barbara Jane
Hubert Redlinger
Bobbie
Jimmy
Raymond
Weather Outlook for Des Moines and Great Plains May 2 to 7
May 1 weather bulletin projects occasional showers in Des Moines area early week, then generally fair conditions later with temperatures near normal. In the northern and central Great Plains, expect showers early and near the end of the week, with temperatures near or above normal.
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Des Moines
Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plains
Card of Thanks for Henry H. Farrier
The family thanks friends and neighbors for sympathy, flowers, and kindness after the death of Henry H. Farrier. Roy Farrier Mrs. Mary Curl Mrs. Rosa Curl The Grandchildren.
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Henry H. Farrier
Roy Farrier
Mary Curl
Rosa Curl
Swift reverses on using Soldiers' Home as polling place
Supt. F J Swift had board of control approval to refuse using the Marshalltown Soldiers home as a polling site. Chairman Harry C White favored a nearby location but approved keeping voting off state property. Observers question Swift's change, latest word is polling remains at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
F. J. Swift
Marshalltown
Board of Control
Harry C. White
Swift
Des Moines Faces Bootlegging Rumors and Slot Machine Return
Reports say former liquor routes have reopened and a state sale policy angles to curb bootlegging, while enforcement notes slot machines reappearing in Des Moines and other areas. A crackdown has been promised by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Governor Receives Utility Assessments From Board
The governor obtained information on utilities assessments from the board of assessment and review last week. J. Galvin of Sheffield will not be replaced on the IERA council, as the governor favors a smaller board. More paroled convicts are making good, per the parole board. A detailed report will be issued after July 1. Politicians call the primary campaign one of the deadest ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Assessment
J. Galvin
Sheffield
Iera Council
Parole Board
Riverside Banquet Highlights Senior Class at Riverside High
Juniors and seniors of Riverside High staged a banquet at the Roosevelt hotel in Cedar Rapids marking commencement activities. The event featured blue and silver colors, a skating party program, and a toast by junior class president Phyllis Shalla. The senior class listed members include Joseph Allen and Richard Buchwalter among others.
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Riverside
Riverside Public School
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Phyllis Shalla
Bellis
Richar Buchwalte
Margaret Jane Griffin
Howard T. Holt
H. C. Borup
Rheta Herring
Dale Burich
Gail Kern
Joseph Allen
Bette Cress
Gwendolyn Marner
Richard Buchwalter
Ferne Meeks
Robert Workman
Paramount Theatre
Helen Bates
Ruby Rath
Eileen Luckey
Ary Allen
LaVonne Karel
Dorothy Miller
Dorothy Marshall
Robert Frost
Cleo Gerot
Burton Fox
John Goetz
Ernest Swailes
Howard T. Molt
Miss Griffin
Frances Brittin
Mabel Clark
Patricia Mougin
Cecelia Foley
Birthday greetings dot the paper today
Several names are listed as having birthdays today. Richard Francis Ward turns five, Alice McDaniel, Walter Rukgaber, Arlene Lambert, Mary Welch, J K B Long, Shirley May Duncan, Frances Keesey, and Adeline Joyce Schneider are among those noted for birthday celebrations.
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Co. M. Himmelreich
Alice McDaniel
Fayette
James Schmoeller
Walter Rukgaber
Funeral services for Mrs W A Dusenbery held
Funeral services for Mrs. W A Dusenbery were conducted at L A Jones funeral home led by Dr Arthur Atack. Pallbearers included Charles Owen Frank Stewart Charles Sehulty Frank McFarlane Williard Leet and Will Embree. Burial followed at Elm Grove cemetery.
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W A. Dusenbery
L. A. Jones Funeral Home
Arthur Atack
Charles Owen
Frank Stewart
Charles Sehulty
Frank McFarlane
Williard Leet
Will Embree
Elm Grove Cemetery
Kilmer Guenthers Host Hearthside Club Meeting
The Hearthside club met at Mr and Mrs Elmer Guenther home to play pinochle at three tables. Mrs Eli Jackson and Lloyd Augustine led high scores, Maxine Guenther played clarinet, and refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs Fred Jarvis and Mrs Lloyd Augustine. Twenty five members attended.
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Hearthside
Elmer Guenther
Eli Jackson
Lloyd Augustine
Maxine Guenther
Fred Jarvis
Community Social Calendar Listing for Week
A dense social calendar lists meetings and events across organizations. Rainbow Girls Daughters of Veterans O E Club D A R and more hold evening and afternoon sessions, picnics, crafts, fundraisers, and charitable gatherings at churches halls and homes in West Chester with members urged to bring sandwiches dishes flowers and refreshments.
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Rainbow Girls
Ancumecnnene
Tellvle Daughters of Veterans
Cnnccaccen
E. O. W. Club
Laura Graham
A. O. J. Guild
Catherine Beenblossom
South Ninth Avenue
D.A.R
Lloyd Lytle
East Main Street
ER. Bickford
Jefferson Street
Friendly Social Club
W. N. Bradford
East Third Street
Flower Exchange
J. G. Maxwell
West Washington Street
West Chester
U. P. Church
Pythian Sisters Regulary Meeting
P. m
K. P. Hall
Ladies Aid Plans Flower Exchange at St Pauls Church
The Ladies Aid society of St Pauls Evangelical church will hold a flower exchange at Thursday afternoon’s meeting. Members should come prepared for a special collection. The gathering is announced to start at 1 30 p m.
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Pilotbore Ladies Aid Society
Frank Stransky
U. P. Young Women’s Missionary Society
Arthur Duensing
Cc. O
West Chester
M. F. Church
Ladies Aid Society
St Pauls Evangelical Church
Home Builders to Have Hard Time Party
The Home Builders class of the Methodist Sunday school will host a hard time party Thursday evening in the church social hall. A fine will be assessed for wearing good clothes. All young married church members are urged to attend for a good time promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Tia
Annual Banquet of Juniors Seniors Uses Garden Motif
In Columbus Junction on May 1 2 the Junior Senior banquet was held in the Columbus High gym with 72 attendees. Theme was An Old Fashioned Garden. Eugene Meyers served as toastmaster, William Gilkey spoke for the seniors, and Craig Huston read the class prophecy. Leila Hanft delivered the closing line and led the class song. The school exhibit is set for May 10 and 11.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus High School
Eugene Meyers
William Gilkey
Craig Huston
Leila Hanft
Community notices from Local Club events and gatherings
Mrs. James Griggs and Mrs. Walter Boyer host eco event. Chapter J at PBO meets 1 pm. North Side east Meeting 230 pm. Mrs. C W Stewart at 302 Wes Main for Friendly Circle afternon. St Pauls Evangelical Ladies Aid 230 pm at Church Home Builders class. M E Sunday School hosts social evening. Rug demo by Mrs Lottie Hotchkiss 215 pm. Presbyterians Rebekahs initiation in evening. 0 0 F te
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James Griggs
Walter Boyer
Lunsheen
North Side East Meeting
C. W. Stewart
Wes Main Street
Friendly Circle Club
Harley Davidson
St. Paul's Evangelical Ladies Aid Society
Churet Home Builders
M. E
Rug Demonstration by Mrs Hotchkiss Friday At Church
Group 2 of the Presbyterian Ladies Aid will sponsor Mrs Lottie Hotchkiss of South English to visit Washington and demonstrate hooked rug work at the Presbyterian church Friday from 2 15 to 4 15 pm. She has won fifty one ribbons and will give a public demonstration with a ten cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Washington
Lottie Hotchkiss
Presbyterian Church
Stewart Relatives Meet for Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stewart hosted a family gathering at their home yesterday with a potluck meal for twenty five relatives. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams of Genter Ville. After dinner the relatives spent the afternoon socially.
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Everett Stewart
Charles Williams
Genter Ville
Breakfast and golf morning plan for Wednesday
All women interested in playing golf on Wednesday morning will meet at the North Side cafe for breakfast at 7 a.m. on Wednesday May 4. Golf matches will start at 7:30 a.m. at the country club following the breakfast.
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North Side
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