Bible Thought Friday May 26 1933
A Bible Thought for Friday cites Luke chapter 5 verses 30 to 32, noting the scribes murmur about Jesus dining with publicans and sinners and Jesus replies that the healthy need not a physician but the sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Morgan Banking House Under Senate Scrutiny
The Morgan bank faces a senate inquiry revealing favored insiders who bought stock at 20 while the public paid 34, with prominent figures like Woodin McAdoo Coolidge Adams Baker and John W. Davis named among beneficiaries. Stocks later fell to 1 or 2 as the broad public bore the loss in a market seen as rigged by powerful finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banking House
Morgan
Senate
U. S
Morgan House
Secretary of the Treasury
Woodin
William Gibbs McAdoo
Calvin Coolidge
Charles Francis Adams
Newton PD. Baker
John W. Davis
Women Cast More Votes for Hitler Despite His Views
The report claims German women vote for Hitler in proportion to men while he favors traditional roles. It describes Hitler as a "man's man" who supports home life and motherhood over widespread women in business or politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
The Family as Job and the Rise of the Junior College
The piece argues that women should not be blamed for employment shifts and suggests family life and motherhood as natural goals. It then praises the Junior College, saying bringing college to the doorstep boosts local education, sustains home economies, and benefits both young people and the town.
By The Way and Local Bits On Kitten-Ball Fun
A stray column mixes light chatter and small-town notes. It praises a bush league kitten-ball team west of the M E church, jokes about peanuts at games, and jokes about post office pine trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Carlton
Gang of
Bush League
M. E
Memorial Day Cemetery Decorations Named by Women's Relief Corps
Mrs. Earl Steele announces memorial day cemetery decoration committees across Woodlawn and Elm Grove. Representatives from G A R, Boy Scouts, W A C, D A R, Spanish American War Veterans and others will organize decorations, with Miss Besse Conger as contact for grave-list corrections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Steele
Women’s Relief Corps
Woodlawn
Elm Grove
Boy Scouts
Spanish War Auxiliary
Sons of Veterans, Legion, Legion Auxiliary
Daughters of Veterans
Girl Scouts
Steele
Besse Conger
J. A. Dawson
Tommy Gray
R. H. McCarty
M. E. Dickens
Melo Kos
James Baird
D. W. Harvey
A. Atkinson
Rodney Arnold
Dave Anwyl
Madge Jarrard
W. J. Crawford
Rex Hazen
Qulep Hayes
C. A. Boice
Harry Crone
J. H. Kennedy
Cloyce Horsey
Kendryx
W. L. Glassburner
Virginia Stutsman
J. M Thompson
Phillip Hendricks
Laura Longwell
A. J. Linnenkamp
John MelLaughlin
Betty Grecian
K. B. Hammer
Junior Kedlinger
Mae Dawson
Edna Purvis
Hugh McCleery
George Burgham
Fred Downing
Elizabeth Fister
Perry Hayes
Henrietta Marble
Milan Shields
Jack Haven
KE. T. Hansen
Join Cunningham
C. Wilson
William Graff
Palmer Schilling
Mayme McConaughey
Naomi Wilson
Kim Grove
N. E. See
Alonzo Bettel
Matthew Gambill
Alma Dodds
Rude Warfel
E. B&b. Hammer
Harry Kleese
Albert Franzen
Alberta Downing
Nellie Tripp
Ruthie Holler
Charlie Olds
Charlies Kennedy
Clyde Putnam
W. Kerr
Frank Gobble
Iola Dittmer
N. W
J. E B. Harvey
Harold Davis
L. R. Laker
Olive Campbell
Claude McCoy
H. O
Banks
Orwen Woods
George Struble
Bertha Dougall
Eleanor Brinning
South
Honored Dead 1933 Civil War to World War II Memorial List
Sectioned memorial roster listing soldiers and nurses by name, unit, and state from Iowa Indiana Pennsylvania and others. Entries include Inft Cav Artillery and Army Nurse roles across sections 1 through 41 with multiple regiments and duties. Names include McDowell Woods Patton McClane Patterson and many others with varied Iowa Inft actions and other state units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Iowa
Thos. L
McClelland
W. C
McDowell
John
John L
M. S
McMillan
EB. C
Woods
Cyrus
Wm. L
Young
Robi. S
Cowden
Andrew
Keating
Chas
McClane
Morrison
Hamilton
William Penn Buried in England and Effort to Bring Body
Sir William Penn died in England and was buried at Jourdan's meeting house near Shalfont St. Giles in Buckinghamshire. An attempt to have his body brought to Philadelphia for burial met with failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penn
England
Jourdan’s Meeting House
Shalfont St. Giles
Buckinghamshire
Phila
Aelpna
Elm Grove Cemetery Soldiers and Nurses List by Quarter
The record lists names and units buried or honored in Elm Grove Cemetery across several northwest and southeast sections. It names soldiers from Iowa Inft the Iowa Heavy Artillery and other state units, plus nurses and chaplains, with entries noting company or battalion and section references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberson
Robt
Allen
Jos
Iowa
Anderson
G. Lewis
Bailey
W. F
Beatty
Wm. S
Beenblossom
Abe
Boyer
David A
Jos. A
Lowa
Brookhart
Abraham
D . Mo
Brown
Jese
Chalmers
Cherry
Benj. F
Clifton
Clarence
Cole David S
Cole
David P
Corpman
Lafe
Crone
Thos
Cunningham
J. A
Ind
T. C
Q M
Dayton
Patrick
Dewhirst
E. W
Eckerman
J. B
Fleming
James
Fordyce
Justice G
F . Va
Fulton
Gardner
Sam C
Guthrie
John Reed
Gunn
H. C
McKay
Geo
Meacham
Marcellus
Ill
Mickey
Daniel
Nelson
J. C
Nichols
Jacob S
Lowa Cay
Nisle
George
Palmer
David J
Pauls
Felix
Radda
Fred Jr
Skipton
Tripp
N. Y. Day
Wead
Jas. C. F
White
Samuel A
Wilson
W. A
Young
Jno
Alex
Northwest
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Washington
Devine-Tenney Corporation
New York
Chicago
Des Moines
Frances Perkins
Secretary of Labor
New York City
Teddy Roosevelt
Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
By the
Way
Ruben
John Owen
Betty
Peggy
St. Louis
Grace
Willie
Colin Colin
Colin
Donald KR. Peterson
NAMES
Woodlawn Cemetery
Johnson
Benjamin
Mealey
Sam'l
Patton
Donald
Montgomery Roth
Williams
D. M
D. Carson
Cowles
H. R
Doran
Alexander
Farris
Horsey
Harvey C
McConnell
Rob. W
Jos. D
Rosenberger
Ross
Gustavus
Worthen
Andrew J
Phoebe
Bennett
Cook
Downing J. H
Q. M
Henry
Julia
Kendall
Knauss
A. J
Leeper
Josiah N
U. S. Col
McGregor
McMullin
J. K
Taylor
Wm. D
O. Todd
Jas. A
Twiggs
Arnold
Vincent
Thos. P
Wallingford
Clark
Elder
D. C
Hose
J. G
Paul
Lewis
Jas
Long
Maxwell
Jas. C
Moore
Isaiah G
Myall
C . Ky
S. A. Robertson
H. M
McCrum
Phillips
Earl E
Corp
Roberts
Geo. W
Rodman
A. A
Chas. C
Stiehter
Lucian L
Warfel
David
Black
Samuel L
Burkholder
T. L
G. Hout
Ambrose
Kilgore
McAvoy
C. Dewey
Miller
D. R
Moothart
W. P
Page
Adam
Scofield
D. D
Babcock
N. L
S. Col
Bunker
Abram
Dawson
Dickson
Chas. H
Kellogg
E. L
N. G. Kellogg
J. J
Capt. Co
Jas. M
Shields
Shockley
Solon
Stiles
Geo. E
Wm. A
Stinson
C. M
Heavy Artil- Wilson
Jas. S
Armstrong
D. H
Leon M
Fisher
Geo. F
Godfrey
R. C
Haynes, Daniel
Lovelett
McCausland
Hugh
McConnaughey
J. T
Riley
Reuben
Smythe
Stewart
S. E
Thompson Samuel
Bell
Blair
Towa
Burnett
Theo. L
Conger
R. Ralph
Folger
Adam S
Glasgow
Hale
Geo. H
MecMasters
A. F
Orris
M. L
Sanford
Fred
Sitler
L. Clark
Terry
Young, Robt
Elm Grove Cemetery
Arthur
Clary
Andrew G
Curran
Dagle
Frank
Ferguson
Hampshire
L. T
Light
Hunter
Albert
Harvey
Jesse R
Hicks
Oliver
Kensler
Kelsey
King
Langenberg
Lauderman
Little
George M
Loftus, Tnos., Corp
Mead
Augustus
Pratt
Benton
Pyle
Reiner
Was
Agnes
Army Nurse
Isaiah
Richard
Turner
U. 8
Heavy Artil
Underwood
Frederick C
Walker
Inft
Warner
Wheelan
Oral
Fiela Artil
Aughey
Daniel L
Lowa Inft
Chas. O
Beamer
Wm. R
Hervey
Bovee
Edwin H
Dennis
Cocklin
D. K
Coppock
Daugherty
T. S
Darbyshire
Hulbert
Dewey
Dusenberry
Geo. Y
Isuwer
A. N
Ferguson, J
Gallagher
Gray, Jas. H
Hancher, Earl
An Harley
Harvey, Wm
Jeffrey
W. R
Jones, Benj
Lemley
Ralph R
John S
McCutcheon
McGuire
Sam's A
Montgomery
Neal
Samuel W
Patterson
U. S. Artillery
Reeves
Dale S
Stussell
Shanafelt
Wesley
Shannon
Shoemaker
Percy
Field Artil
Smith
Ia. Cay
Stephens
Elias G
Chas. N
John H
Ward
Jas. U
Adair
Bush
Chilcote
Alfred
Wis
Clapp
Elmer F
Corbin
Crawford
Davis
Melville
Dennison
Martin
Donaldson
Wm. J
Harding
Wm. H
Helm, George
Hood
G. H
Jacobs
Leister
R. P
McCollum
Hugh E
McColl
Peter
Means
Orville
Mechanic K
Mercer
Francis L
Morton
John W
Howard J
Ort
Daniel W
Edward
Parkinson
Sure
W. Va
Robinson
Ernest R
Shaw
Albert H
Simons
Sowash
Wm N
Starr
Wm. C
Steck, H. F
Adj
Swisher
Claude D
Sergi
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