Article Text
HAVE HUNDREDS OF SPECIMENS Fossils, Flowers. Minerals in Their Cabinets. A natural names of exhibits hobby three The of 1224 collections of and fascinating sort their by Raymond of division in cludes and Louise the ment after entomology On Trips. Most of by from ers This summer's trip augmented fossils in the like in good were added New acquisitions in the mineralogy department clude of meteorite Meteor New gem minerals are red tourmaline green jasper and Agatized wood displays came from Ariz., this summer. Forest Foliage. The botany department. more recent branch of the cludes several specimens of western coast forest foliage and some cones Louise found from the sequoia gigantea trees in botany neatly framed with glass and bound with already number Albert uses mosquito net long fish pole to add new its to his collection of 50 butterSeveral professors have become interested in the children's projects, and one of Raymond's most prized possession is mounted cowfish given him by Prof. Homer Dill of the University of Iowa museum. While traveling the young sters visit museums to obtain ideas from professional collectors. They do most of their own identifying of rock specimens with the help of their father and mother. Japanese Minerals. Eighty Japanese minerals were splendid Christmas gift, in the opinion of Raymond. whose exhibits fill numerous sliding drawers. Indian relies are new department rapidly acquiring number and space. Beside the natural science displays, the children's collection includes stamps, coins, seashells, marine life and a group of dolls from many countries. Raymond finds everything is classified in an orderly manner in his hibits of and minerals. Each specimen has neatly printed label attached. lection. The upstairs rooms for Main Room. The room in This taken found is used step to safeguard dining room of depositors and Mr. bedroom opens the room Miss to proceed. Volkers' from other Neither of the bedrooms had IOWA BANKS CLOSED been entered by The Four banks failed room downstairs is used open their doors and storage room for bank in The American Savings tools, clothing and It in this room that Miss Volkers taken over by the clothing found. The which adjoins is 37 of Moines and 12 southof Knoxville The farm miles of Dallas. department through A and the last ment showed deposits of Henry Mahoney is president. Deposits of the Citizens of West Muscatine were The Truro Savings bank of Madison had Truro, of The Thor bank of Humboldt had deposits of county, DIVIDENDS READY. (The in payof the dividends to former depositors of the closed Peoples State bank of Humboldt delivered by R. H. examiner in to Humboldt Trust and for This makes total of 67 returned to
