Local People Make Short Trips and Plan Travels
Mrs Jenne Acheson returns from Aurora Illinois after visiting Mr and Mrs John Matthews and their son. She spent winter in Bradford Massachusetts with son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Ceorge Pugh. Dr and Mrs C W McLaughlin leave for St Louis for American Medical Society meetings then return Friday. Mr and Mrs F G Rummelhart of Colorado Springs arrive to spend the rest of the week with Mrs Be Bartosky. The Rummelharts had visited the C E Neuzil home in Iowa City. E Frey will be at Cy Bush residence May 20. Dr and Mrs A G Scheffer depart for Los Angeles after a visit with Mrs Scheffer's sister Mrs Charles Crone and family.
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Jenne Acheson
Aurora
Ill
John Matthews
C. W. McLaughlin
Howard Hamilton
Janet
Omaha
St. Louis
American Medical Society
F. G. Rummelhart
Colorado Springs
Colo
S. Rummelhart
Eae Be Bartosky
Rummel
C. EF Neuzil
Iowa City
A. G Scheffer
Los Angeles
Calif
Therese Gentzler
Waterloo
Edna Shalander
Salt Lake City
Wilbur Miller
Eldon
Hospital Bulletin of Admissions and Discharges
Theodosia Turner was discharged yesterday. Mary Cline was admitted yesterday morning for treatment of burns.
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Theodosia Turner
Mary Cline
Burne
Herring Seen As Likely Vice Presidential Hopeful
Analysis notes Senator Herring could be a strong contender for second on the ticket. He has voted with the administration on many issues but has resisted strict Roosevelt leadership at times. He maintains friendly ties with both New Deal and anti New Deal factions and is viewed as a hard worker who may balance the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Garner
Herring
Congress
Oskaloosa Y Men plan Big Broadcast drive
S W Livingston returned from Washington DC after attending American Law Institute sessions and stopped in New York to visit his daughter. Oskaloosa Y's Men club members Townes presides as they plan a broadcast sponsorship to boost local efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Blake
Ralph Townes
Byron Ver Ploeg
Victor Hovey
Oskaloosa
Vs. Townes
Everette Prebyl Wins 1989 Marble Championship
Everette Prebyl of the seventh grade claimed the 1989 marble title at the junior high school Final match ended three games to one over Keith Hardy with Santos Hernandez and Marion Reason as semifinal opponents Prebyl and Hardy are seventh graders The finals were supervised by George Mohr and Joe Duea replacing Guy Carlton who was hospitalized Boys and girls attended the event A 128 entry field produced 127 matches to decide the winner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everette Prebyl
Keith Hardy
Prebys
Santos Hernandez
Hardy
Marion Reason
George Mohr
Joe Duea
Guy Carlton
Resident of Wellman Dead
Mrs Chauncey Smith died at her home in Wellman at 4 20 AM after a paralytic stroke suffered yesterday. She was born December 6 1883 at Overland Kansas and married Chauncey Smith July 1 1913 in Chicago. Survived by husband two children a granddaughter and six siblings. Funeral arrangements not completed.
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Wellman
Chauncey Smith
Jacob Smith
Overland
Kan
Chicago
Allen Patterson
Sioux City
Eugene
Mildred Joan Patterson
Emerson Maplethorpe
Mercy Hospital
Town City
Murder Syndicate Fugitive Nabbed in Cleveland
Philadelphia May 17 One of five fugitives in the murder syndicate case was arrested in Cleveland in under 12 hours after a warrant was issued. Dominiel Rodeo 51 is wanted for the drownings of Joseph Arena, among more than 190 death victims linked to merchants in the case.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Gemen
Dominiel Rodeo
Joseph Arena
Merchants
School group tours local sites before two week trip
Ten pupils from Eeypt School taught by Ruth Gideon had a picnic at Sunset Park on the last day of school then visited the courthouse, American Pearl Hutton company, McCleery Calendar factory and Evening Journal. Traveling with families, several delegates and relatives plan a Northeast itinerary through Ohio Washington Virginia and Kentucky en route to General Assembly in Philadelphia starting May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Gideon
Sunset Park
American Pearl Hutton Company
McCleery Calendar Factory
Evening Journal
M. ©. DeLong
Mr. DeLong
Keokuk
Major Leagues Standings and Today’s Scheduled Games
Standings and results show St. Louis at New York Detroit at Washington Chicago at Boston as the only games scheduled for today in the major leagues.
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St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Boston
L. c
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York Aine
Nord
Nba
Cleveland
Aetee Ee
Washington High School is Approved
The North Central Association renewed Washington High School’s accreditation through June 30, 1940, noting continuous approval since 1916. The article explains the annual approval policy and lists criteria including instruction, facilities, library, staff, finances, and community relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KB. A. Ralston
Washington High School
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Association
North Central Association
Board of Education
Washington Wins Dual Track Meet at Mt Pleasant
Washington high school beat Mt Pleasant 83 to 61 at Iowa Wesleyan track in Mt Pleasant. Washington won nine of 15 events and placed in every event led by Bob Lewis in crowd jump and high hurdles, Gordon Garstensen in pole vault, Bob Anderson in 220 yard dash, Dawson in half mile, Mace in hundred, and relays victories. Elis Finke could not travel, reducing Washington’s scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High School
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa Wesleyan
Washington
Mt Pleasant
Elis Finke
Bob Lewis
Gordon Garstensen
Bob Anderson
Dawson
Lewis
Mace
Charles Patterson Dies in Seattle Former Washington Attorney
News reaches Washington of the death of Charles E. Patterson in Seattle Washington after a stroke of paralysis. Funeral and burial will be in Seattle on Thursday. Patterson left Washington about forty years ago and was the son of A H Patterson. His wife Clara Scofield was the daughter of Hiram Scofield. Surviving members include Mrs Belle Daugherty. Two brothers Will Patterson and C C Patterson are deceased. The Patterson family long lived in the house now owned by Mrs Marsh Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Patterson
Washington
Seattle
Wash
Patterson
Thomas
Mr. Patterson
A. H. Patterson
Clara Scofield
Hiram Scofield
Belle Daugherty
Will Patterson
C. C. Patterson
Pattersons
Marsh Bailey
State Police Radio Station KGHO First Broadcast
KGHO Iowa department of public safety radio station made its first on air appearance. The station joined the new safety department about three weeks ago and its announcer closed the inaugural broadcasts with this message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
KGHO
Iowa Department of Public Safety
WPA Workers Distracted by Sunbathers at Iowa Dorm
In Iowa City, Currier Hall female residents were barred from sunbathing on the dorm roof as WPA workers labored on a new wing. The residents' scanty outfits reportedly distracted the workers during construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Currier Hall
University of Iowa
WPA
Swedish Aviator Carl Backman Missing After Solo Flight
London May 17 The air ministry had no news today of Carl Backman Swedish aviator who departed New Foundland yesterday on a solo flight to Sweden in a light monoplane without radio clearance.
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London
Air Ministry
Carl Backman
Newfoundri1
Sweden
Admission Paperwork Requirements Emphasized by Colleges
Institutions stress that applicants must meet specific document standards and submit credentials to complete the admission process. Officials highlight that accurate transcripts letters of recommendation and test score reports are essential for consideration.
Largest Bell in America Le Gros Bourdon Hangs in Montreal
The 24 780 pound bell Le Gros Bourdon is the largest in America and is among ten bells housed in the twin towers of Montreal's century old Notre Dame church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Montreal
Notre Dame
Mrs Cochran Dies at Coppock in Iowa
Mrs. W. S. Cochran 70 died at her Coppock home after a yearlong illness. Funeral at Cottonwood church near Coppock with Rev. David Thompson officiating. burial in Cottonwood cemetery. Survived by husband, six children, thirteen grandchildren, two great grandchildren, two half brothers, one half sister, and many relatives.
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Coppock
Cottonwood Church
David Thompson
Cottonwood Cemetery
Lucy M. Brown Cochran
Crawfordsville
Benjamin Brown
Cochran
Lucy Jarrard
California
Anna Neft
Anna Neff
Maggie Reschley
Merrimac
Pearl Marsh
Washington
Westwood
Calif
Howard G
William, Jr
Will Brown
Winfield
George Brown
Centerville
Clara Boileau
Letts
Evangeline Scott Hosts Birthday Picnic at Summer Cottage
Evangeline Scott entertained Monday evening at her Scott summer cottage for a birthday celebration. Guests included Eleanor Brinnine of Iowa City, the Ralph Scott family, Mr and Mrs James Schaerl ler, Dorothy Hennon, Teresa and Winifred Ragan, Germaine Smith, Richard Meyers and Don Wheelan.
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Evangeline Scott
Scott Summer Cottage
Miss Scott
Eleanor Brinnine
Iowa City
Ralph Scott
James Schaerller
Dorothy Hennon
Teresa
Winifred Ragan
Germaine Smith
Richard Meyers
Don Wheelan
Arlys Myers Birthday Honoree Surprises Friends
Arlys Moore Myers daughter of Mr and Mrs H J Myers was surprised Monday evening for her fourteenth birthday when friends walked in. Guests included Marjorie Lytle Martha Ashby Maxine Reeves Arylus Larson Alyne Free and Virginia Hasty for dinner. The table featured a pink and green color scheme with a lighted cake centerpiece. Myers Benson and Ashby will graduate from eighth grade this month. She has had only two teachers Catherine Caldwell and Mrs Lytle in her first nine years of schooling.
Ollie Haller Weds William Wiles in Nashua Church
Ollie Haller and William Wiles unite in a single ring ceremony at a Nashua church officiated by Rev. Sent. The couple, both Wellman area residents, will celebrate with a dinner in Wellman at the bride’s brother in law’s home. They plan to start housekeeping on a farm near Wellman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Haller
William Wiles
Nashua
Tulsa couple visits mother and friends this Sunday
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Lewis of Tulsa Oklahoma arrived Sunday to visit his mother Mr Rose Lew and with Mr and Mrs Charles Hensler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Lewis
Tulsa
Okla
Rose Lewin
Charles Hensler
Welfare Meet At Burlington Draws Washington Attendees
Washington state social welfare workers plan to attend the Iowa Association for Social Welfare convention in Burlington May 18 to 20. About 600 social workers from across the state are expected. Speakers include Aila Hiltunen and Helen Alcorn with Martha Foster also attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa Association For Social Welfare
Burlington
Aila Hiltunen
Washington County
Helen Alcorn
W. L. Alcorn
Ottumwa
Martha Foster
Massive Timber Resources in Oregon and Washington
A report estimates 546 billion feet of standing timber across Oregon and Washington, indicating vast forest reserves. The figure highlights timberland scale and potential for industry, jobs, and regional supply chains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Washington
Jury Deliberations Continue In Mrs. Skyles Murder Trial
The six man and all female jury recessed for lunch with no verdict in the second degree murder case against Mrs. Ethel Skyles. The panel began deliberations at 4 15 p m yesterday after closing arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ethel Skyles
Europe on a Unified Tour Affects American Travel
A compact note asserts Europe appears extensively on U S trips as three Dem marks equal one Wisconsin A. It contrasts country sizes England France Italy with U S states North Carolina Texas New Mexico to explain travel perceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
North Carolina
France
Texas
Italy
New Mexico
Wisconsin
Europe
Gas pressure relief advertised by George L. McDaniel
An advertisement for Adlerika promises quick relief from stomach gas pressing on the heart. It claims the product cleans out both upper and lower bowels and is sold by druggist Geo. L. McDaniel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. L. Mc Daniel
Driuggist
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National Guard
Wolf Floral CO
South Side Square
Ga. E. Frey
Cy Bush Res
C. V. Grull
S. W. Livingston
Washington, D.C
American Law Institute
New York City
Elliott Moses
Moses
Hanson
D F. Macuoon
Bryce Whisler
P. F. Whistler
Whislers
Tingley
Dora Kucera
Riverside
Isc
Reister Bros
Wellman 'S Dead
Studebaker
COX Motor
West Washington St
Merton Teeter
Mary
Columbus
Ohio
Phil Mercer
Daugter
Sally
Evanston
Orville Elder
Elder
West Alexandria
Sarah Babcock
Arthur Mosenfelder
Billy
Rock Island
Moosenfelder
Mary McAvoy
Muscatine
McAvoy
Charles Patterson
W.P.A
Graham, Ky
United Mine Workers of America
Graham
Harlan
Arlys Myers
Arlys Moore
H. J. Myers
Orville Rehulitv
John Wiles
Cecil Amlong
William Dunn
Joe Haller
Juanita Haller
Mrs Wiles
Edgar Squire
Skyles
Freehand Trailer Co
Wilcoxen & Proctor Co
Ford Stake
Baowly
HP Express
Yid N. Lown Ave
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