Campaign enters final week with candidates active
Des Moines report outlines a tightened race in Iowa with Burton E. Sweet seeking the Republican nomination for governor and Senator W. Brookhart facing a strong organization challenge. Candidates Hammill Anderson Fainmill and others campaign on agriculture, economy and business administration while party lines and wartime records surface in appeals to voters.
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Des Moines
Chettefarter
Fovernor
Burron
Sweet
Smith W. Brookhart
Brookhart
Circle HH. Doolittle
Washington
Iowa
Fainmill
Anderson
John Hammill
J. H. Anderson
Glenn C. Haynes
D. Buser
W. J. Burbank
Ku Klux Klan
A. J. Banks
Farmers’ Union
Daniel F. Steck
Ottumwa
Charles Hi Keres
John J. Denison
Steck
Daniel Unsirker
Wright
Waterloo
Democratic
Cubernatorial
Jay Que Fe Pourr Gr
Mrs Durehdenwald 78 Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Howse Durehdenwald 78 longtime Waterloo resident dies after a several week illness of diabetes. She was born in Gar Ting Illinois in 186? and married J. Durehdenwald. The couple came to the United States about 60 years ago and lived on Jefferson Street. Funeral services Wednesday at the Northminster Presbyterian Church with Rev ALG Rimwood officiating. She leaves six children and three sons in law, and several grandchildren.
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Howse Durehdenwsald
Waterloo
Jefferson Street
Fauise Sgasman
Gar- Ting
KL J. Dureh- Wenwald
Durchdenwald
Adscn
Funnyjoys
Anree
Iiuker
Y. Matson
B. Ilobarts
Cehildren
Anna
Harr Asrindson
Darry Marsan
Northminster
Services Held Today for Mrs. J. C. Bartlett
Funeral conducted at the residence on State street following a three weeks illness. Mrs. Bartlett long resided in Mitchell county and was active in church and social life. Surviving children include Fay Shuttle of Osage and May Gilmore of Lewistown, with siblings Oscar of Osage and Mrs. McScott of California.
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LO Vdn
Bartlett
PNM
State Street
Mitchett County
Fay
Fern
Division Commanders Named for Y Fund Canvass
Four division commanders to raise 125000 for the Young Women's Christian Association next week. Names listed include Fred D. Adams A A C Sweetman A A Lohner Rev A B Curran Lamar J Duke A W Atte bane Mrs T A McManus Mrs C A Ab RW Waite division B Walter IP Jensen Cart Ww Kirkmatrick W IL Howrey Dr Ro M M Crouse Mrs W P Hoxie Mra W W Lytle Edmund Rausch division Cc J EK Bragdon FW Bichler A E daswell Rev W H Beachler Mrs H L Litchfield Mrs J 5 Brag don W P Hoxie division D A B Gnigy mayor To 3 Buchanan Rev Clinton PF Smith John Hansen R S Diekelberg Mrs ALS Weighnar Mrs W H Langlas
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Fred D. Adams
Vision
A. C. Sweetman
A. A. Lohner
A. B. Curran
Lamar J. Duke
A.W. Attebane
T. A. McManus
C. A Ab
RW. Waite
Walter IP. Jensen
Cart
Howrey
Ro M M. Crouse
W. P Hoxie
W. W. Lytle
Edmund Rausch
Bragdon
FW Bichler
A. E. Daswell
W. H. Beachler
H. L. Litchfield
J. 5. Bragdon
W. P. Hoxie
D. A. B. Gnigy
Buchanan
Clinton PF. Smith
John Hansen
R. S. Diekelberg
Als. Weighnar
W. H. Langlas
Raymond Nine Defeats Oran In Speedy Game
Raymond Indiana defeated Oran in a fast contest 6 to 0. Raymond pitchers Snell and Lasselman held the visitors to five hits while McGarvey allowed little damage. Carmen and Shantz contributed for Raymond with a key ninth inning hit, as Oran errored four times and Raymond committed three.
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Raymond Nine
Oran
Raymond
Snell
Losselman
McGarvey
Carmen
Shantz
Loo
Roy
Radio Programs Tuesday May 27 Schedule Details
Radio listings by Associated Press note a mix of concert and music segments across stations WSH Atlanta Journal CA19 and WISI Kansas, with jazz pianist and composer mentions, a 8 to 12 window for WB programs, and a 22:30 to 7 clock for late night news and music blocks.
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Radio Igenty
WSH
Atlanta
Concer W .Danas Crete
Port Worth Star-Telegram
WISI
Kansas
Bee
Jyutr
Art
Galdress
TP gAet
TP gAet, Niehthawkk Has. & i Vine Voorrt
Wave Pee
New York
York
Tatemus Burch
Teatur Camsony
Tanners Er
Voior
W. CG. TU
Watchdog of Treasury Manning Stricken By Stroke
C A Manning former city councilman and longtime Second ward figure was struck Sunday by a brain vessel burst at his filling station home. He remains conscious but helpless at 141 Jefferson Avenue with doctors hopeful for recovery if no recurrence occurs in the next day or two. He had served two consecutive council terms and was not seeking re election.
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Jefferson
Manning
Treasury
New Insane Hospital at Clarinda to End Twelve-Year Effort
Des Moines reports the state boards approve contracts for a new Clarinda hospital ending a 12 year pursuit. Alcorn Construction of Omaha wins the main contract at 100110 dollars with Joe Hansen of Council Bluffs handling plumbing heating and sewerage at 4790 dollars. The brick two story building will reach three stories at the center with modern hospital facilities throughout.
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Clarinda
Des Moines
Tate
Board of Control
HBO
Poruvith General Assembly
Alcorn Construction Company
Omaha
Joe Hansen
Council Bluffs
Alcorn
Hanson
Thruont
Legion Auxiliary Sells Silk Poppies for Memorial Day Relief
The Legion Auxiliary sold silk poppies to raise money for relief work, netting 5629.06. About 6,000 poppies were purchased this year, with 1025 unsold. The sale honors soldiers buried at Memorial Day and promotes wear of the poppy in remembrance.
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The
American Tesion
Fita Rohif
Varehasera
Legion Auxiliary
Cedar Rapids and Waterloo in Brief Local Notes
Currents from Cedar Rapids and Waterloo report travels and visits. Notable items include Mrs Laure Witfott and Alea’s weekend in Cedar Rapids, a local graduation address by Rev T H Sheckler in Geneva, and church activities in Raymond. An automobile collision near Mullan Juvi crossing caused minor damage. Waterloo Saddlery banquet and Burroughs Adding Machine training remarks are noted. The U.S. district court session in Waterloo is scheduled for 10 am.
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W. OE. Winter
Central
Mullan Juventia Crossing
Th. KR. Jones
United States District Court
Waterloo
Notice of June Proceedings and Veterans Dinner
June 17 notice from Lee McNeely clerk at Davenport set deadlines for trial notices to reach the clerk by June 16 to place cases on the calendar. Veterans of the G A R will be entertained at a dinner Tuesday at the Y M C A dining room by officials of the association with a program to follow. Automobiles will be sent to homes of veterans unable to attend if the Y office is telephoned. Rev Clinton F Smith of First Evangelical church leaves today for Chicago and Naperville Illinois to attend Northwestern College and Evangelical Theological Seminary sessions. He was elected trustee on both boards at the spring conference. Mrs W W Maynard of 828 Fourth Street West returned yesterday from a winter sojourn.
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Lee McNeely
Dutuque
Bia Wy.om
Associaton
Clinton F. Smith
First Evangelical Church
Chicago
Naperville
Northwestern College
Evangelical Theological Seminary
Mr. Smith
UW. B. Maynard
May 28 Shell Rock School commencement exercises
Shell Rock to hold consolidated school commencement on Wednesday evening. Seated will be 22 seniors including Jud Faville and listed honor graduates Eseltiorn Wennerh Epley George Garner Helen Kammeijer arma Kimball Helen Lashbrook Glenn Martin Jennie Modderman Flora Ressler Rudy Ressler Everett Rosenhere Eileen Shaw Pauline Sinker Evelyn Smith Wazel Toll Max Wall and Lester Whitehead. Reverend delivers address at MFR church.
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Shell Rock
Jud Faville
Calaureate
Port
MFR
Rummage Sale At First Presbyterian Church
A community rummage sale is set for all day Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church. The notice mentions local residents and events including a local theater show The Dust of the Fourth at First Baptist Church tonight. It notes Miss Maynard plans to enter Wood-Belmont School in Nashville in September.
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Mian
Fla
Margaret Welch
Helen Maynard
Eyanston
Miss Maynard
Wood-Belmont
Nashville
Tenn
First Presbyterian Church
First Baptist
Fourth
Baltimore
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