Eighty Six in Riverside School
Riverside notes report eighty six students enrolled in the public school with fifty seven in grades and two hundred ninety six in high school. The freshmen are four students, lunches cost twenty cents each or one dollar weekly, and painting refreshed the exterior after a 15 year gap.
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Riverside
Iowa City
Kenneth Rummelhart
Louis G. Rummelhart
Stanley Dutler
Elmo Rummelhart
Clifford Rummelhart
John
Victor
Robert Rummelhart
Clarence Rummelhart
Joyce Pitz
Homer Curry
Albert Kron
Myrna Richards
Oakland
California
N. ¢. Crawford
Ronald Pitz
Davenport
Riverside Public High School
Diane and
Carrol
Margaret Melkay
Billy Luckey
Billy Tener
Billy Durst
David Fulton
Joseph Anderson
Connie Durst
Milo Gerot
Francis Rash
Kay Proctor
Nancy Mace
Patsy Luckey
Elwood Proctor
Cletus Novy
James Fisher
Opal Kern
Rocket Sheet
St. Mary’s
Ethel Bulger
J. J. Fath
Bauer
Walter Boeckman
Richmond
Martin Horan
Hills
Father Vogel
Nichols
Carl S. Rice
St. Ambrose Academy
Lee Sueppel
Edward Lukavsky
Washington
Six Iowans Die In Auto Crashes
Iowa suffered six motor vehicle deaths over the weekend with several youths among the victims. Names and ages include Richard L. Hall 20 Nevada Chester L. Christiansen 21 Council Bluffs Clive Heiden 19 Denison Patrick Vaughn 18 Mallard Harry Patton 42 Spencer Eugene Eduarxson 24 Des Moines. Accidents occurred on highways near Council Bluffs Denison Emmetsburg Spencer Chariton and near Iowa City.
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United Press
Iowa
Earl
Richard L. Hall
Nevada
Chester L. Christiansen
Council Bluffs
Clive Heiden
Denisons
Patrick Vaughn
Mallard
Harry Patton
Spencer
Eugene Eduarixson
Des Moines
Hall
Cornell Bluffs
Virgil Johnson
Stanton
Vaughn
Emmetsburg
Patton
Farixson
Chariton
Earlxson
Rural schooling and farm youth education gaps
The article notes rising school attendance among youth over five years but reports farm boys still quit early to assist on farms, receiving less formal education than farm girls or urban youths. It discusses implications for rural communities and inequality in educational opportunities.
Survey shows Wallace third party lagging in voter support
A United Press survey dated September 13 projects Henry Wallace's Progressive Party tally below 2 million in 45 to 4 states and possibly up to 100,000 in Illinois. It estimates Wallace may carry no state or electoral votes, with notable potential in California and New York but weak results elsewhere.
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Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Progressive Party
United Press
Wallace
Illinois
Thomas E. Dewey
Truman
California
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ohio
New York
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Virginia
Iss
New England
Dewey
Iowa
North Dakota
Maine voters cast ballots in pivotal election
Voters in Maine began balloting today in a presidential year primary style contest. The day focused on Rep. Margaret Chase Smith who sought to become the first Republican woman elected to a six year U S Senate term while observers noted Democrats hoped to limit GOP gains and influence the national race.
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U. S. Senate
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
Senate
Richard Stephens Heads Farm Group
Des Moines Sept 13 The 1948 49 livestock committee of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation will be headed by vice president Richard Stephens President Howard Hill said today The committee includes W H Davidson Stanwood Willard Latham Alexander Harold Nelson Aurelia H Art Schwieber t Victor Folmer Hansen Cedar Falls and Russell Falk Red Oak Hill said the group will attend the Midwest state Farm Bureau livestock committees conference in Des Moines Thursday and Friday.
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Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Richard Stephens
Howard Hill
W. H. Davidson
Stanwood
Willard Latham
Alexander
Harold Nelson
Aurelia
H. Art. Schwiebert
Victor
Folmer Hansen
Cedar Falls
Russell Falk
Red Oak
Hill
Midwest State Farm Bureau Livestock Committees
Electric Fences Warn Children on Farm
Farmers erect visible electric fences across fields to deter intrusions and prevent children from approaching dangerous poultry enclosures. Signs warn visitors of electric hazard and mark boundary lines clearly for safety.
Local visits and travels around Grinnell and Ottumwa
Mr and Mrs Ray Box drove to Ottumwa to return Nettie Miller home and to visit Mr and Mrs Norman Schoon in Grinnell. Miss Mary Martin returns for a second year at Grinnell College. Kate Greenaway and Cinderella children dresses arrive for school wear. The Rothschilds and Mrs Lucy Askea visit from Grinnell. Maude Mehaffey returns home after Grinnell hospital stay. Dale Moran and Metta Mehaffey plan to settle in Des Moines after wedding in Grinnell. B J Holmes and wife vacationing in Milwaukee with Holmes family in Grinnell.
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Ray Box
Ottumwa
Nettie Miller
Box
Mr. Box
Norman Schoon
Grinnell
Mary Martin
Miss Martin
Grinnell College
Clifford Monroe
Monroe
Askea
Lucy Askea
Maude Mehaffey
Grinnell Hospital
Dale Moran
Wis
Washington
Des Moines
Residents Return From Weekend Visits Across States
Mr and Mrs Clyde Pratt returned from Cedar Rapids after visiting with Mr and Mrs Les Jones and daughters Janet and Linda. Kansas City visitors Mr J S Morrison and Mrs Earl Morgan with daughter left after a week with the Messmers, new Washington residents. Sold pairs Messmer works at Cargill camp. Monmouth Illinois residents Mr and Mrs Man Sellatter joined by Mr and Mrs J D Sehbitter drove to Sigourney for a day with William Harper. Mrs Lela Durham came home from Appleton Wisconsin after a week’s visit.
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Clyde Pratt
Cedar Rapids
Les Jones
Janet
Linda
J. S. Morrison
Kansas City
Earl Morgan
Oskaloosa
John Ww. Messmer
EL 2Nd St
Messmers
Washington
Messmer
Cargill Camp- Unis
Man Sellatter
Monmouth, HL
J. D Sehbitter
Sigourney
William Harper
Home of a Brother Visit to Washington Noted
A woman traveled with a friend to Washington for a notable visit described as a home of a brother matter. Details remain fragmentary but the trip aims to address a family linked matter in the capital.
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Washgoeton
Reunion for World War II 4th Red Bully division
Mr and Mrs Norman Sehoon drove to Des Moines Sunday for a reunion of the 4th Red Bully division members. Mr and Mrs Raymond Glasgow visited Bernard Weiss at his new farm in New Haven. Ralph Martin and Mrs D W Anderson went to Davenport for Donald Crawford funeral. A young man who died in the war was recalled as Mrs I B Glick spent the day in Davenport for a district Corsetieres event. Jean Arnold and Ann Tanner Keosauqua teachers toured Washington over the weekend.
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Norman Sehoonover
Des Moines
Raymond Glasgow
Bernard Weiss
New Haven
Ralph Martin
D. W. Anderson
Davenport
Donald Crawford
Jean Arnold
Ann Tanner
Keosauqua
Washington
Funeral services for Mrs Ha Rehmeyer held in Jones funeral home
Funeral services were held Saturday at two o clock for Mrs Ha Rehmeyer at Jones Funeral Home with Dr Fredrik Miller in charge. Pallbearers listed include A C Peterson Dan Brindley A E Baldrige Kenry and Theodore Bailey and Dr J M Lloyd. Burial followed at Kalona cemetery.
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Jones Funeral Home
Ha Rehmeyer
Fredrik. Miller
Dan Brindley
A. E. Baldrige
Kenry
Theodore Bailey
J M. Lloyd
Kalona Cemetery
Giant nine and a half inch peach shown to Journal
Frank Mayhew of 415 West Washington Street brought a milestone peach to the Journal office Saturday evening. The fruit measured nine and a half inches around and was grown by Mr. Mayhew. It was described as perfect in every way.
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Frank Mayhew
Washington — Street
Mreestone
Journal
Mr. Mayhew
Man Exhibits Cartoon Botvpot Potato at Journal Office
Shaffer of 621 North Second Avenue created a lifelike potato sculpture resembling Donald Dnuck with two wires as legs and tacks as eyes. He left the piece at the Journal office for public exhibition this morning.
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Shaffer
North Second Avenue
Donald Dnuck
Journal
Three Marriage Licenses Issued At County Court
Three marriage licenses were issued at the courthouse on Saturday. Calvin Dwight Lundbers of Boxholm Iowa and Pauline Plaine Thomassen of Washington joined in matrimony. Roger L. Davey of Crawfordsville and Wanda Jean Huston of Washington, and Robert C. Martin and Jea Anne Ruth Krewson of unknown were also granted licenses.
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Court House
Calvin Dwight Lundbers
Boxholm
Iowa
Pauline Plaine Thomassen
Washington
Roger TL. Davey
Crawfordsville
Wanda Jean Huston
Robert C. Martin
Jeaanne Ruth Krewson
Ehland
Coyotes birth patterns vary with litter sizes
Coyote whelps range from three to ten pups with births occurring in early April. Typically only one litter is produced per season.
Continue Study Of Bomb Theft
Washington report on House un American Activities sub committee proceedings detailing testimony about Russian agents allegedly obtaining atomic secrets. Lt. Gen. Leslie Groves testifies on war era research and high ranking officers connected to efforts to safeguard nuclear information. The inquiry cites suspicions atomic data was boosted by stolen information.
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Washington
Uup -House
Maade
America
House un-American Activities
Subcommittee
Army
Leslie R. Groves
Groves
Richard B. Vail
Preside Roosevelt
Erosnell Truman
Ato
Brighton Couple Suffer Injuries in Keota Crash
Mr and Mrs Scott Dickinson of Brighton were injured in a head on collision near Keota Sunday. Mr Dickinson sustained a broken collarbone two fractured ribs and a broken hand. Mrs Dickinson had a severe knee cut. They were taken to Wayne Dickinson in Keota. The other driver was uninjured and his companion slightly hurt.
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Brighton
Scott Dickinson
Sigourney
Keota
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