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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1941

Page

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Deep Voiced Rep Avery Ailing From Hard Times to House Dean

A. H. Avery of Spencer, oldest Iowa House member, recalls a rough youth in Wisconsin and Dakota, rising from poverty to public service since 1931. He built a law career, led in insurance, and earned the nickname Dad for his booming voice and leadership. He supports speeding up lawmaking with care and once proposed adoption record access to curb gossip.

Avery House Moines IDPA Clay County House of Representatives Kent A. H. Avery Spencer Ashton and Woonsocket Dakota Congregational Church

Democracy's Danger Isn't Adolf Hitler Says Bishop Magee

Iowa City AP Bishop Magee, Methodist leader, warned that democracy's danger lies not in Hitler but in the erosion of Christian practice. He noted more people claim to be Christian than before, yet fewer live according to its principles. He contrasted democracy's majority rule with pagan gratification seeking personal satisfaction.

Adolf Hitler Bishop Magee Iowa City J. —_— Magee Magee

Oxford tavern operator Gillam jailed for liquor nuisance

Charles Gillam of Oxford was sentenced to six months in Johnson County Jail and fined 500 dollars for maintaining a liquor nuisance. Judge James P. Gaffney suspended the jail term on good behavior but required time served if the fine is not paid. Gillam plans to appeal to the Iowa Supreme Court.

Iowa City Charles Gillam Oxford Johnson County James P. Gaffney Gaffney Gillam Iowa Supreme Court Oxford Tavern Clair E. Hamilton First Trust and Savings Bank of Ivan Schmidt Lucille Schmidt Schmidt Iowa City Lodge No. 1096 Order of Moose W. S. Putnam Andy Kelley Ira Stover Milo Navy Lloyd D. Memler Will Parizek A. A. West Newton Mulford

Youths Held For Oelwein Filling Station Holdup

West Union Paul Gehrke 20 and Roy Ohl 17 are jailed in Fayette county charged with the Thornberrys filling station holdup at Oelwein February 26. Attendant J. T. Householder was struck with a hose and a revolver, $22 and cigars were taken. Confessions link Tony Rubino 16 as the third member. Rubino already pled guilty to auto theft and was sent to Eldora. All three residents of Oelwein.

West Union Paul Gehrke Roy Ohl Fayette County Thornberry Oelwein J. T. Householder E. B. Shaw Tony Rubino Rubino Eldora

Jolas To Resume Saturday Broadcasts

Jacques Jolas the Corell concert pianist will restart his informal weekly 9 em over WMT Saturdays at 4 with a Mozart concerto in E flat major. The Cornell Little Symphony directed by Prof. Lloyd Oakland will collaborate on the piece, and later Sunday programs will feature chamber music from Jolas's Cornell campus studio.

the Gazette Mount Vernon Jacques Jolas Corell WMT Cornell Little Symphony Lloyd Oakland Jolas

Nelson and Berge wed at Glenwood Lutheran church

Nora Nelson and Irvin Berge were married Thursday at Glenwood Lutheran church by Rev. Bredesen. The bride was given in marriage by her brother Norman C. Nelson with Martin Lovstuen on organ and Elmer Bredesen singing. A reception followed at the Green Parrot tea room. Both are Glenwood township natives. The groom has worked as a mechanic for Peter Johnson and Sons of Decorah for three years.

Decorah Glenwood Lutheran Church Nora Nelson Ole Nelson Irvin Berge Claus Peter Johnson and Sons of

Iowa 49th General Assembly Acts Outline

Describes acts passed by the 49th Iowa General Assembly covering marriage taxation zoning railway and road measures, redistricting, temperance and public aid, education raises for teachers, state finance including appropriations, crime and penalties, veterans benefits, courts and conservation. Effective July 4 with newspaper publication ads the next day.

Des Moines 49Th Iowa General Assembly Iowa Farm Bureau N Defense Thepane Agriculture Engineering Iowa State College Iowa Board of Control Institutions Iowa Conservation Commission Phy- Sean Esca Legislative Supreme Court University of Iowa Hospital 49Th General Assembly Theovernor

Easter cantata Christ Liveth at Baptist church

A Easter cantata Christ Liveth will be presented Sunday morning at the Baptist church directed by Mrs. June Hoaglan. Cast includes Leila Renfrow Marie Child Meyer Mildred Meyer La Von Watson Flossie Gene Smith Lois Hundley Howard Mosher George Child Galen Griffin and Lee Griffin.

Aurora Baptist Church June Hoaglan Leila Renfrow Marie Child Meyer Mildred Meyer la von Watson Flossie Gene Smith Lois Hundley Howard Mosher George Child Galen Griffin Lee Griffin Anamosa Fred H Dirks Minnie Johanna Iowa West Liberty Liloyd Papenthien Rotary Club L. A. Royal Clare Brooke Ray S. Kirkpatrick John Kleinert Ray Whitacre Lloyd Papenthien Frank Smart T. A. Robertson Albert Scott Monticello Monticello Auxiliary The Veterans of Foreign Wars Arnold Jacobs Louis Barrack Ben Schneider Jean Echterma John Guler Jake Metzenburg Henry Jacobs Jake Bader Rep Bry Florence Cartric Celebretic Decorah Winneshiek County Roma Bjorgo Highlandville I Dietz Decorah Voix Clifford J. Little Mabel Minn Edward B. Palmer Oxford Junction Fred Coker Mr. Coker Oxford Mills George Charlotte Coker

Maquoketa Masons Prepare Geo. L. Mitchell Burial

Former State Representative George N. Mitchell 82 died at home after a heart illness. Funeral service 2:30 p.m. Saturday at home with Rev. F. C. Snyder. burial in Mt. Hope with Ma sonic honors and Helion lodge escort. Surviving: widow Jennie, daughter Harriet Avery, sister Mrs. Charles von Schrader, two grandchildren. Pallbearers named.

Maquoketa George N. Mitchell F. C. Snyder Mt. Hope Cemetery Helion Lodge No. 36 Templar Mitchell Maquoketa High School University of Iowa Jennie Squires First National Bank Iowa Helion Lodge Harriet Avery Rochester Charles von Schrader Pierce Henry George Mitchell M. W. Joiner Burr von Schrader M. A. Samuelson

Stahlberg Couple Celebrate Golden Anniversary in Scotch Grove

Mr and Mrs John Stahlberg Jr marked fifty years of marriage with a noon surprise party at their Scotch Grove home. About 150 relatives attended as Rev F H Kehren of Wayne Zion Lutheran church spoke. Immigrants from Germany, they settled in the area after coming to America. they married in Wayne township and have eight children, many grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Scotch Grove John Stahlberg F. H. Kehren Wayne Zion Lutheran Church Germany Stahlberg Stahl

Cedar Rapids men charged after inn altercation near Vinton

Donald Craft surrendered to Benton county officers on a charge of assault to inflict bodily injury after an altercation at the Midway Inn 15 miles south of Vinton Saturday night. He was arraigned before Justice John R Craft and released on a $500 bond. D J Doyle of Cedar Rapids was also charged and released on a $1,000 bond. Dale Frick the inn proprietor was treated for head face and arm lacerations at a Vinton hospital.

Vinton Donald Craft Cedar Rapids Benton County Midway Inn John R Craft Craft D. J. Doyle Dale Frick Frick Doyle Vinton Hospital

Remember These Famous Fives and Gazette Want Ads

A nostalgic item notes the Dionne Quintuplets as famous fives and likens them to the five card suit. It praises Gazette Want Ads for quick economical results including a sample rental: a 3 room modern apartment at 117 Sth Ave SW. Phone 21121 to arrange an ad and even charge by phone.

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Iowans' Income Taxes Near 26 Million for 1940

Des Moines AP reports Iowa’s 1940 federal income taxes are expected to exceed 26 million dollars, about 60 percent above last year. Through March 31, receipts reached 7.9 million, with larger incomes likely pushing total past 20 million. Officials cite personal deduction cuts as the cause.

Des Moines Iowa

McGregor Hosts Clayton Federated Clubs Meeting

The Federated Women’s clubs of Clayton county plan their annual meeting in McGregor at the Congregational church on Friday April 18. County chairman Mrs Edward Wickler of Monona will preside with host club chairwoman Mrs E H McGhee of McGregor. Guest speakers include Mrs Mildred M Cox of St Louis and Mrs R Reid of London England. The Clayton County Farm Bureau women’s chorus led by Miss Lucia Roggman of Garnaville will sing in the afternoon session.

Mcgregor Federated Women’s Clubs Clayton County Congregational Church Edward Wickler Monona E. H. McGhee McGregor Tourist Club Mildred M. Cox St. Louis R. Reid London England Delbert Meier Clayton County Farm Bureau Women’s Chorus Lucia Roggman Garnaville

Funeral At Stanwood For Mrs Ed Haesemeyer

Funeral services for Mrs. Ed H Haesemeyer age 45 will be at her Stanwood home Saturday at 2 p m The deceased born Ruth Wilson in Monticello taught school in Stanwood before marrying Survived by husband two sons Frederick and Richard a sister Ethel and four brothers James Norman Wallace Malcolm all of Monticello

Stanweral Ed H. Haesemeyer Rockford Stanwood Fred Haesemeyer Monticello Ruth Wilson Frederick Richard Ethel James Norman Wallace Malcolm

Sunshine Expected For Easter Parade In Des Moines

The weather bureau forecast Sunday will bring sunshine and warm conditions for the Easter day parade. Skies were cloudy Friday with temperatures about eight degrees above normal and Des Moines reaching 62 at 9:30 a.m. while others reported drizzle and scattered showers elsewhere in the state.

Des Moines Weather Bureau Old Sol de Moines Keokuk Dubuque Sioux City

Three Iowa Congressmen Tour Camp Claiborne Visit

Three Iowa congressmen spent Easter recess with units of the 34th division at Camp Claiborne Louisiana. Reps John Gwynne Waterloo Fred Gilchrist Laurens and Paul Cunningham visited the 133rd and 168th infantry units while officers from the 133rd Iowa headed to Fort Benning for infantry school bringing the regiment s total at the school to 18.

Camp Claiborne Iowa 34Th Divisio John Gwynne Waterloo Fred Gilchrist Laurens Paul Cunningham Gwynne Gilchrist Howard J. Rouse 133Rd Infantry Cunningham Folsom Everest 168Th Infantry Infantry Fort Benning Lir Wayne A. Walton Cedar Rapids Bruno G. Marchi Fort William R. McClin Sioux City

Newly Elected Officers Named for Local Business Club

McGregor confirms new officers for the Business and Professional Women's Club. Teresa Mayer is president with Helen Schott as vice president Eva R. Jordan as secretary and Kate OReiley as treasurer.

Monticello McGregor The Business and Professional Women’s Club Teresa Mayer Helen Schott Eva R. Jordan Kate O’reiley

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