Faulkner Family Moves to Muscatine Home
Alfred Faulkner and wife and children Keith and Janice relocate to 514 Mulberry street Muscatine. Robert remains for the school year. Clara Faulkner visits Kalona. Baptist association meeting attended. Cameron Self of Upper Iowa University named student council president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Faulkner
Keith
Janice
Muscatine
Mulberry Street
Robert
Cameron Self
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
Hospital Dismissals Include Thompson and Zager Family
Stanley Thompson was discharged this morning from the hospital. Mrs. Olin Zager and her infant son Olin Jr were also discharged this morning, ending their hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Thompson
Olin Zager
Olin, Jr
Standings and results from the National League
The National League standings show Brooklyn atop with a 94 53 record and a .639 winning percentage followed by Cincinnati 84 64 .563 and Pittsburgh 68 81 .456. Monday results include Brooklyn 5 Philadelphia 0, New York 5 Boston 3 in the first game, and Boston 2 New York 1 in the second game. Upcoming games list pitchers and matchups for St Louis at Pittsburgh, New York at Philadelphia, Chicago at Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League
L. Pet
Brooklyn
Pan
Cincinnati Onc
Pittsburgh
Ae Ge” Reed
New York
Wricezo
ArThe
Philadelphia
Boston
Gamles
St. Louis
Lanier
M. Cooper
Heintzelman
Klinger
Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot
Detroit beats Chicago 11 to 0, St. Louis shuts out Cleveland 5 to 0. Arizona? No. Det at St Louis and Boston at Washington, Philadelphia at New York games listed with pitchers and records.
Bra den club to meet hosted by Mrs Carl Atkinson
Mrs Carl Atkinson will host a Bra den club meeting on Wednesday October 1 with Mrs Clarence Fulton at the previous gathering. Mr and Mrs H F McDonald of Long Beach California stayed with the William Beggs family and visited Center ville relatives before returning home. Mrs McDonald is the former Myra Simpson of Prairie Flower and was guest of honor Friday at a dinner in the Harvey Meek home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Atkinson
Braden Club
Clarence Fulton
H. F. McDonald
Long Beach
Calif
William Beggs
Centerville
McDonald
Beggs
Myra Simpson
Prairie Flower Community
Harvey Meek
L. C. Swain
Margaret Wilson
Leo Durian
Stanley Bush
Weldon Miller
Calvin Griffith
G. I. Heiserman
Washington Women's Society of Christian Service
Wellman
England's Ten Hour Day Movement in 1830 to 1847
A brief note on the campaign in England to establish a ten hour workday during 1830 to 1847, reflecting early labor reform efforts and the push for shorter shifts in industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Little Six Football Opens With Burlington Dominance
Burlington Grayhounds opened the Little Six with a 26 0 win over Muscatine as Coach Harold Tackleson’s backfield led a stout line. Fairfield defeated Washington 20 6 while Ottumwa and Fort Madison tied 7 7 on Prison City gridiron. Keokuk and Mt. Pleasant fell to non league foes New London and Bloomfield respectively. Geneva leaves Washington after announcing exit as Demons host Ottumwa on homecoming night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Six
Burlington
Madison
Leee Bogrde
Mt. Pleasant
Muscatine
Washington
Fairfield
Ft. Madison
Ottumwa
New London
Keokuk
Bloomfield
Grayhounds
Harold Tackleson
Demons
Geneva
Dale Gillaspie
Trojan
Ottumwa Bulldogs
Ty Smith
Fort Madison
Bloodhounds
Bulldogs
Hounds
Burlington Inter
Chiefs
Henry County
Winfield
Panthers
Trojans
Milton
Rosy) Moore
Dwight Hoover
Jim Shultz
Doposters
Peck
St. Petersburg
Fla
Case Field
Prep Players to Watch Drake at Iowa City
Hundreds of high school players and coaches travel to Iowa City to attend the Drake University vs Iowa football game as guests of the Hawkeye athletic department. Charles Galiher notes one of the largest prep turnouts in years with groups admitted after filing eligibility lists. A five cent federal tax is charged at a booth outside the east stands before entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Drake University of Iowa
Hawkeye Athletic Department
Charles Galiher
Galiher
Three Bands With Maneuver at Iowa Stadium
At Iowa City on Saturday afternoon the University of Iowa will host a halftime display by three bands totaling about 256 musicians. The Iowa band will field 116 uniformed musicians. Drake University will send its 800 member men's band and a 60 piece women's group, possibly the first time a visiting university is represented there by two bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Drake
Charles B. Righter
Iowa Coaches Order Speed for Hawkeyes Ahead of Drake Clash
Iowa football coaches push for more speed after reviewing Drake backs and a lively line. Dr. Eddie Anderson may tweak lineup as preparations enter final scrimmage stage before the 2 p.m. Saturday opener at Iowa Stadium. An estimated 20 000 to 25 000 fans expected with no reserved Drake seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Drake
University of Iowa
Hawkeyes
St. Ambrose
Iowans
Eddie Anderson
Iown
Garden Club Hears Preston Wolf Talk On California Trip
The Wellman Garden club met at Wellman High School with 37 members. Guest speaker Preston Wolf of Washington discussed his flower show trip to California and notable incidents from travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Preston Wolf
California
Wellman
Wellman Garden Club
Wellman High School
Oren Birkey
Washington
T.T.T
Mark Schafer
J. M. Schlabaugh
Legion Auxiliary Hall
Cardinal quintet to open season against Elkader Friday
College team led by Coach Joe Duea prepares for its junior college debut in Elkader Friday night. Key returnees include Jack Mace and Don Morrison, with Verle Crist directing play. Reserves Galen Bull Bill Steele and others will see action as the squad nears cohesion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Duea
Cardinal Sextet
Elkader
Tipton
Cardinal
Duea
Jack Mace
Don Morrison
Tom Berdo
Joe Pease
Washington High School
Mace
Verle Crist
Morning Sun
Vic Flynn
West Chester
Crist
Galen Bull
Wellman
Pease
Bill Steele
Clyde Finke
Vernon Richardson
Sikke Temple
Hubert Reed
Bull
Steele
Open Three-day Iowa Baseball Tourney Opens Des Moines
DES MOINES Sept 23 UP Play will start Thursday at 34 sectional baseball tournaments staged by the Iowa High School Athletic association. 353 schools entered the three day meet. Sectional winners advance to district tournaments Oct 9 10 and 11 with the state tournament at Adel the following week. Pairings include Pleasant Plain Batavia vs Crawfordsville Martinsburg vs bye Mt Union vs bye Olds vs bye Packwood vs bye Pleasant Plain bye vs Riverside Wayland vs Yarmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Adel
Pleasant Plain
Batavia
Crawfordsville
Martinsburg
Mt. Union
Olds
Packwood
Riverside
Wayland
Yarmouth
Bulgaria mobilizes 400000 as war prep rumor spreads
London dispatch says Radio Moscow reported Bulgaria has mobilized 400000 men and that Germany is preparing Bulgaria for war against the Soviet Union and Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Radio
Moscow
Bulgaria
Soviet Union
Turkey
Gillette Seeks Early Action on Oleomargarine Bill
Senator Guy Gillette of Iowa announced he would push for early action on his bill to ban interstate shipment of oleomargarine colored and flavored to resemble butter. The event included several attendees and a Community club dinner raised $21.15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Guy Gillette
Iowa
Two Birthdays Honored at Carl Schneider Home Dinner
Fifty two relatives and friends attended a Sunday chicken dinner at the Carl Schneider home honoring the birthdays of Mrs. Frank Schneider and Donna Ruth Darbyshire. Martha Ann Swift sang Under His Wing and joined her brother William Jr. in vocal duets. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. George Chalupa and family, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott McKinstry and daughter Linda, Virginia Chalupa, George Koehler Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schneider
Frank Schneider
Donna Ruth Darbyshire
Bryan Swift
Martha Ann
William, Jr
George Chalupa
Elliott McKinstry
Linda
Virginia Chalupa
George Koehler, Jr
Charles Cannon
Riverside Keeps Library as Town Branch
Riverside is establishing the public library as a branch of town government with Patricia Mougin as president Rev Joseph J Fath as vice president and Mrs Victoria Griffin as secretary and librarian The move ends prior funding by subscriptions fines and private aid and imposes fines for overdue books while outsiders may borrow for a small fee Local and regional residents attend reunions and visits. several civic figures travel for meetings and hospital care notes a Riverside resident undergoes appendicitis surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Riverside Public Library Board
Patricia Mougin
Joseph J. Fath
Victoria Griffin
Riverside Sorosis Club
Water Department
Charles Strabala
Victor Strabala
Bayertown
Iowa City
Strabala
Schillig
A. H. Pogge
Iowa-Illinois Telephone Exchange
Milo Shalla
Mt. Pleasant
Everett Rath
J. J. Rotenburger
Fred Krebs
Robert
Roy Woods
Columbus Junction
Community notices and club meetings update
Thursday features for Mrs. John Shalla Jr and Child Study group with a 7 30 p m roll call. Friday lists Woman's Council of Christian Service at 2 p m at Church of Christ and a Baptist Missionary Society luncheon at 1 o'clock. Presbyterian Ladies Aid groups meet at 2 30. Sunshine Community club hosts a wiener roast at Charles Wolfe home with multiple local families attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shalla
Boyd White
Woman's Council of Christian Service
Church of Christ
Baptist Missionary Society
Baptist Church
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
W. Anderson
Brighton Road
T. R. Gillespie
Main St
T. M. Mast
FE. Polk St
Tom. H. Berdo
W. Jefferson St
Sunshine Community Club
Gerie
Early Locomotive Engineers and Notable Trial Trips
The first U S steam locomotive engineer was Horatio Allen who piloted the Stourbridge Lion on its trial run August 8 1829. Peter Cooper followed with the Tom Thumb on the Baltimore and Ohio on August 28 1830. Nicholas W Darrell then operated the Best Friend of Charleston on its trial trip November 2 1830.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Horatio Allen
Stourbridge Lion
Peter Cooper
Baltimore & Ohio
Nicholas W. Darrell
Charleston
Mrs J O Loughlin Hosts Kalona Antique Club Dinner
Mrs James O Loughlin longtime White Way club member hosted a cooperative dinner at her Kalona home for all but two vacationing members and one former member Mrs Herman Schultz. The Sept 16 meeting featured antique pieces show and Pauline Stewart singing with Merle Eckels on piano. Members shared food, reminisced, and noted the club's 25 year history with only three deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Loughlin
White Way Club
West Chester
Kalona
Herman Schultz
Richmond
Bible Department Meeting at Library Led by Mrs Speidel
Mrs. N. M. Speidel led the Bible department meeting yesterday afternoon in the library. Thirteen members and one guest, Mrs. J. E. Turner, attended. The lesson covered the last three chapters of James. The next meeting will be in two weeks at the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M. Speidel
Bible Department
J. E. Turner
James
Usually blue eyes of newborns are commonly blue
A note on infant eye color states that newborns typically have blue eyes. It reflects common early development patterns and the prevalence of blue pigmentation in infant irises.
Honor Neda Aston Farewell Party Held
Patricia Jane Stewart entertained 24 girls after school to honor Neda Faye Aston who departs next week for New London. The party included games and a presentation of a box of handkerchiefs. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Stewart and Geneva Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Jane Stewart
Neda Faye Aston
New London
Miss Aston
Stewart
Geneva Palmer
Monthly Meetings Continued By Enterprise Club
About 40 attendees, adults and children, gathered at the Enterprise Community club for the September meeting at the school house. Marianne Brinning was elected president, new committees were formed, a miscellaneous wedding shower for Omer and Mrs. Black was held, and plans for a Wiener roast at the next meeting were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Community Club
Marianne Brinning
Enterprise School
Omer Black
Friendly Bible Class Wiener Roast at Baptist Church
The September meeting of the Friendly Bible class of the Baptist church was held at Richard Leet's home with 27 attendees. A wiener and marshmallow roast outdoors followed a business session led by president Mrs. Marietta Workman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve Freel
Joe Schmelzer
Loyal Swartzendruber
R. W. Wirtz
W.S.C.S
Women's Society of Christian Service of the
Methodist Church
Ed Henn
L. C. Swain
P. M. Conant
Friendly Bible Class
The
Baptist Church
Richard Leet
Marietta Workman
Clayde Kelley
Carl Keller
Clara Faulkner
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Washington Merchants
John Knotek
Russell Bell
Holland
Wolf Floral CO
Marion
George
Raymond Hasty
Baptist Association
Baptist
Kenneth Blecha
Don Custer
Susie Waters
Richard Hotle
Carrol Warford
Wayne Chamberlain
Dallas Chamberlain
Burdell Marshall
Sunset Park
K. C. Hall
Melton
East
Masterson
Johnson
Chicago
Lee
Cincinnati
Vander Meer
Pet
Dori Oak
Critais Ub
SOS Heise
Cleveland
SE. Iewleaksf
Philadelphia Oe
Anadas Detroit
Friendly Farmers’ Store
LUX
Fis
Ivory
Bliss Coffee
van Camp
Farmers’ Co-operative Store
North
Iowa Ave
Evoready Plumbing & Heating CO
Washington, Iowa
Iowa Stadium
Speedy Drake Tean
Gillette
Riverside Municipal Government
Joseph Dautremont
John Barnett
Cedar Rapids
G. S. Newnam
Patricia McCreedy
Ivan McCreedy
Washington County Hospital
Max
Howard Witting
Etieine Spenser
Louis
Wilber Harter
Arthur Swift
Dale Darbyshire
Omer Wagner
Paul R. Horak
West Side Square Telephone
J. O’loughlin
Needle Club
J. Knittel Home
John Knittel
R. I. Marner
Edward Bushek
Elmo Knittel
Bushek
Elmo Kuittel
C. V. Dautremont
R. H. Heitz
Rose Dautremont
Edna Muller
Mary Kucera
Leona Kucera
Mary Hartzler
Mary Hardy
Neda Aston
Enterprise Club
Homer Stephen Optometrist
Richters Furs
Rothschilds
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