Grass Fire Reported at 2509 D Avenue NE
Sunday at 2 10 p m a grass fire occurred on 2509 D avenue NE with a still alarm No 3 and crews responding to the scene.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1941
Page
6
Sunday at 2 10 p m a grass fire occurred on 2509 D avenue NE with a still alarm No 3 and crews responding to the scene.
The guidance instructs protecting shipments during the next 24 to 36 hours for all directions when temperatures exceed 32 degrees. It emphasizes preventing heat exposure to maintain shipment integrity.
Robert Shaffer 62 of 1140 Have Avenue NE and Elmer Raue were fined $25 and costs for intoxication and reckless driving respectively.
Alfred E Williams 62 of 1005 Eleventh street NE died at his step daughter Mrs Murphy Daviss home 947 Twelfth street NE at 5 30 p m Sunday Walter B McDonald 46 route eet died in a local hospital at 6 Sunday Izabeth Norris 36 of 105 Second street NW died in a local hospital at 8 30 p m Sunday
Miller and Walker, Robert Wil Hach and Winifred Erbe of Cedar Rapids. Ralph Dawchinski and Helen Yuchnis of East Moline. Dr. Robert L. Huston and Wylma E. Dankert of Cedar Rapids received marriage licenses.
Ray Bagley age 21 of 313 Second Street SW and M J Hennessey age 23 of 1007 Thirtieth Street NE receive fines and costs for drunkenness and disturbing the peace. Ed Stupka 53 of 107 A Avenue NE pays for drunkenness. Joe Benko of Shellsburg fined for cleaning a cessal without a permit. Louis Elias of Palo fined for downtown area violation. Herbert Hens of 315 A Avenue NW fined for speeding 43.
St Luke s Mr and Mrs E W Hickman of 527 Sixth Avenue SW announce a son born April 6. Mr and Mrs W F Penningroth of Solon welcome a daughter born April 6. Mr and Mrs H S John H avenue NW report a daughter Nutty born April 6. Mr and Mrs Joseph Kysilka of 1007 Sixteenth Avenue share the same date for a new child.
The Iowa Senate sent to the governor a bill raising city assessor salaries in Sioux City and Cedar Rapids to 3200 dollars a year with two deputies at 2500 each and another deputy at 1800. The Waterloo assessor would be fixed at 3000 dollars.
The M'Kinley district will present a concert featuring Buchanan school third and fourth graders with clarette class pieces and a violin quartet. A flute trio from McKinley eighth and ninth graders will perform Three Blind Mice, and Darlene Owen will play a cello solo with Barbara Carruthers on piano. The program includes Mary Had a Little Lamb and other selections by senior high orchestra members and a baseball-on-instruments novelty piece.
Ine H. Wilson sues Tri-State Theater Corp alleging a fall in an aisle of the Paramount theater in August 1939 caused injuries. Trial before Judge J. Heiserman began with jury selection as remaining jurors were excused until Monday at 9 a.m.
On petition of Cora Snyder Nederheiser the final report was filed April 12, 1938 after objections were settled by agreement. Costs of $255.05 were taxed to her but paid by the estate. she asks correction of the record to reflect estate payment. Judge H C Ring oversaw the matter.
A separate maintenance suit involving J. Dating consent Seen T. Desig was dismissed by Judge C J. Haas on Monday on the plaintiff's motion.
In a petition filed Monday, T. E. Swan asks a judgment for 153.58 dollars from Elsa M. Hackney and her son L. S. Hackney Jr. The suit arises from an automobile accident on February 9.
Fragments show a noisy ad with smoking imagery and directions near Roosevelt school. It includes a phone number and scattered phrases about a screened porch and garden space, plus a bold line about a chargeable phone service hinted by “You may charge it if you have a phone.”
Alfred E Williams Alberta Williams died at 5 30 p m Sunday at the home of his step daughter Mrs Murphy Davis after a heart attack. He born March 22 1879 in Raisin and worked as a motorman for the Cedar Rapids and Marion City railway from 1917 until conversion to bus service. He later drove for the bus company and was active as a fisherman and member of the bus drivers local union and the Eagles. Survived by wife two sons Kenneth Independence Frank Long Beach Calif a step daughter Mrs Davis and two granddaughters Funeral at Turner chapel 3 30 p m Wednesday. Burial Cedar Memorial park. Friends may call.
W O Campbell an early Cedar Rapids automobile dealer died in a Delano California hospital after a lengthy career. He organized Campbell Motor Co in Cedar Rapids in 1909 and handled Overland and Studebaker distribution in Iowa before moving to California to supervise Hollydale development and later run food stores in Gallup New Mexico. Surviving family members and details followed.
Fragmentary notice from a Los Angeles area obituary mentions H Campbell and relatives Betty Grace, Cacaghell, and Sted 80an. The text is partial and names appear without clear relation or dates.
Mrs Mina Elizabeth Norris aged 36 of 705 Second Street NW died in a local hospital Sunday night after a long illness. Born September 26 1904 in Benton County she lived in Penton County and California for eight years. She is survived by her mother a sister Mrs Nelles Longfield of Atkins and four brothers Herman Tor of Moline Illinois Birger and Morris of Cedar Rapids. Funeral services 2 pm Tuesday at Polansky chapel with Rev Valin of the New Lutheran church officiating. Burial in the Lutheran Norway cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
Walter McDonald 46 of route 1 Sens Ree died in a local hospital at 6 45 p m Sunday after a brief cerebral hemorrhage. Born October 20 1894 he lived in the area all his life and was a World War I veteran. Survived by brother Thomas P Cedar Rapids two sisters Mrs William Morrow Fairfax and Mrs John Weldon Cedar Rapids and several nieces. Funeral arrangements are with Monahan funeral home.
Lon J. Maxon, brother of Mrs. W. A. Prest enval and former Cedar Rapids resident, died Friday in Bradenton Florida. Funeral services set for 3:30 p.m. Tuesday at Turner Chapel with Rev. Grant F. Anderson officiating. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at Turner Chapel after 6 p.m. Monday.
Ray R. Bagley, 21, was fined 100 and costs for being drunk and disturbing the peace in police court. M J Hennessy, 23, of 1007 Thirtieth Street NE, was fined 25 and costs on the same charge. Bagley previously faced a similar fine on Dec 15, 1940 and was released after employer intercession. Both were arrested after disturbing two couples and taking two bottles of pop without paying. Hennessy was released on 15 dollars and costs, Bagley remains jailed for nonpayment.
German operations in Yugoslavia and Greece meet heavy resistance as British forces attack near Rupel Pass. Italy declares war on Yugoslavia and strikes at Split and Attaro while Struma valley and Salonika loom as key German aims. Russian stance remains enigmatic amid reports of a pact with Yapodavia before Germany’s war announcement.
In Des Moines the Iowa House started consideration of the Senate redistricting plan amid opposition labeling it a political swindle. Rep Randall proposed an amended plan prioritizing rural representation, restructuring districts into four in the eastern half and reshaping western counties.
The comptroller issued a call for a statement of condition from all national banks at close of business Friday April 4. The reserve board issued a similar request to state banks in its system. In total 6 386 banks were asked to disclose deposits and other liabilities and assets.
Des Moines reports state superintendent of banking D. W. Bates issued a call requiring 545 Iowa state and savings banks and trust companies to file statements detailing their financial condition as of the close of business April 4.
Robert L. Huston's bride-to-be arrived on time Monday afternoon while Huston faced unavoidable detention. A marriage license was issued to Huston and he will be sentenced in due course.
The article notes Judge Ring granting a de cree allowing a remarriage for a man and his former wife Mary Darline Huston. A temporary jail release was required before the ceremony, with County Attorney Crissman directing to Sheriff Jim Smith who was unavailable. The license was secured by Miss Dankert and Huston’s mother. Huston is 28 and Miss Dankert 24.
Seven men were elected to the Cedar Rapids Sun club board at a Roosevelt hotel luncheon. New directors are Ray H. Allen Gus H. Cornwell J Rayner Harper Tyrrell M Ingersol the Rev William A Jacobs Emi Pazdera and Weston D Ralston. Glenn Cunningham spoke on the 1936 Olympics noting German troop movements as athletes left the village and praising American track records amid strict training rules.
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