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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1941

Page

4

Deep Voiced Rep Avery Retires Of Spirit In Iowa House

ARLINGTON Ralph Bateman building, changing hands for restaurant use. Mrs Page tavern space to be remodeled with Arlene Opperman as new operator. Avery, oldest house member since 1931 with a life of hard work, recalls grit from boyhood, farms, law study, and public speaking.

Avery House Rep A. H. Avery Spencer Arlington Ralph Bateman Page Raymond Staudt Arlene Opperman

Democracy’s Danger Isnt Adolf Hitler Says Bishop Magee

Iowa City AP report quotes J Magee a Methodist bishop who warns democracy’s threat is not Hitler but the breakdown of Christian dominance in daily life. He argues Christians must resist merely following majority rule and avoid pagan desire for gratification.

Adolf Hitler Bishop Magee Iowa City J. — Magee Magee

Iowa City News Briefs in Judge’s Ruling and Moose Elections

Charles Gillam Oxford tavern operator is sentenced to six months in jail and a $500 fine for maintaining a liquor nuisance with suspended jail time for nonpayment. A separate action seeks permanent injunctions against Gillam and other Oxford operators and properties. Iowa City Moose Lodge No 1096 reelected W. S. Putnam as governor with a slate of officers for next year.

Iowa City Charles Gillam Oxford Johnson County James P. Gaffney Gaffney Gillam Iowa Supreme Court Clair E. Hamilton First Trust and Savings Bank of Oxford Ivan Schmidt Lucille Schmidt Schmidt Iowa City Lodge Will Parizek A. A. West Newton Mulford Direc

Youths Held For Oelwein Filling Station Holdup

West Union Paul Gehrke 20 and Roy Ohi 17 are jailed in Fayette county charged with robbing Thornberrys filling station at Oelwein February 26. J T Householder was struck with a hose and a revolver. $22 and a cigarette pack were taken. Tony Rubino 16 faces separate auto burglary case. all three youths from Oelwein.

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

Jolas To Resume His Saturday Broadcasts

Cornell pianist Jacques Jolas will resume informal Saturday broadcasts on WMT at 4 p m. He will perform Mozart concerto in E flat major with the Cornell Little Symphony conducted by Lloyd Oakland. The series continues with Sunday chamber music from his Ellis campus studio.

The Gazette Mount Vernon Jacques Jolas Cornell WMT Cornell Little Symphony Lloyd Oakland Jolas

Decorah marriages and community notices across Iowa

The page records multiple local items: Nora Nelson and Irvin Berge wed at Glenwood Lutheran with reception at Green Parrot. Aurora group to perform Christ Liveth cantata at Baptist church. West Liberty Rotary officer slate with Lloyd Papenthien as president. Monticello VFW auxiliary officers elected. Winneshiek county draft revision list and training call. Oxford Junction Fred Coker dies. Monticello Rotary new officers. Wyoming town treasurer appointed and library move approved. Columbus Junction funeral notices. Marengo high school declamatory letters awarded.

Decorah Glenwood Lutheran Church Nora Nelson Ole Nelson Irvin Berge Claus A Bredesen Green Parrot Tea Room Glenwood Township Peter Johnson Aurora Christ Baptist Church Marie Child Meyer West Liberty Liocyd Papenthien Rotary Club L. A. Royal Clare Brooke Rays. Kirkpatrick John Kleinert Ray Whitacre Liloyd Papenthien

Iowa General Assembly Acts Preview 49th Session

Des Moines AP outlines acts passed by the 49th Iowa General Assembly covering marriage health tests, land and tax changes, redistricting, road funding and speed rules, education raises for teachers, library and maintenance funds, election returns, general fund appropriations, crime and social welfare provisions, civil procedures, erosion control sales, hospital expansions, and boiler inspections with effective dates around July 4.

DES Moines 49Th Iowa General Assembly Iowa Farm Bureau State Office Ag Lators Times University of Iowa Iowa State Caneue Iowa Board of Control State—General Fund Iowa Conservation Commission Phy- Rockwell City Legislative Interim Committees Supreme Court 49Th General Assembly Overnor

Maquoketa Masons toburial Geo L Mitchell

Former Iowa state representative George L. Mitchell 82 died after a heart illness in Maquoketa. Funeral at 2:30 Saturday at home led by Rev. F. C. Snyder with Mt Hope cemetery burial under Helion lodge and Tancred Commandery. Survived by wife Jennie Squires Mitchell daughter Harriet Avery sister Mrs Charles von Schrader and two grandchildren.

Maquoketa George L. Mitchell F. C. Snyder Mt. Hope Cemetery Helion Lodge No. 36 Tancred Commandery No. 40 Will Fur First National Bank Iowa Helion Lodge Harriet Avery Rochester N. Y Charles von Schrader Pierce Henry George Mitchell M. W. Joiner Burr von Schrader M. A. Samuelson

Stahlberg 50 Years Wed at Scotch Grove Home

Mr and Mrs John Stahlberg Jr marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary with about 150 relatives and friends at their Scotch Grove home. A noon picnic followed by a short speech by Rev F H Kehren highlighted the celebration. Immigrants from Germany they settled in Wayne township, have eight children, many grandchildren and one great grandchild.

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

Assault charge filed after Midway Inn altercation near Vinton

Donald Craft of Cedar Rapids surrendered to Benton county officers on an assault charge from an altercation at the Midway Inn 15 miles south of Vinton. Craft posted 500 dollars bond after arraignment before Justice John R Craft. D J Doyle of Cedar Rapids is also charged. Doyle posted 1000 dollars bond after arrest. Dale Frick was treated for head face and arm lacerations and released after the Saturday night incident.

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

Remember These Famous Fives

The Dionne Quintuplets lead a list of five famous entities. The text highlights the five card suits and notes gambling and results. Gazette Want Ads are promoted as quick economical results with a phone contact for placing ads. One rental of a 2 or 3 room modern apartment is advertised at 117 Sth Ave SW with charging options via phone.

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Iowans’ 1940 Income Taxes Forecast by Officials

Des Moines AP reports Iowa’s 1940 federal income taxes are expected to exceed 206 million dollars, about 60 percent above last year. Revenue from January 1 to date totals 7.92 million with officials noting higher collections ahead.

Des Moines

McGregor To Entertain Clayton Federated Clubs

Clayton county Federated Women’s clubs will hold their annual meeting in McGregor at the Congregational church Friday April i. Edward Wickler of Monona will preside. Mrs. E. H. McGhee, president of the McGregor Tourist club, is host chair. The Clayton County Farm Bureau women’s chorus led by Miss Lucia Roggman of Garnaville will sing at the afternoon session.

Mcgregor Federated Women’s Clubs Clayton County Congregational Church Edward Wickler Monona E. H.ecGhee McGregor Tourist Club Delbert Meier Clayton County Farm Bureau Women’s Chorus Lucia Roggman Garnaville

Funeral At Stanwood For Mrs Ed Haesemeyer

Ruth Wilson Haesemeyer died Thursday at her Rock ay home after illness. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Stanwood home of Mrs. Fred Haesemeyer. She taught school in Stanwood before marrying. survived by husband, two sons Frederick and Richard, sister Ethel, and brothers James Norman Wallace and Malcolm of Monticello.

Ente Nsrs Haesemeyer Rockay Ii Stanwood Fred Haesemeyer Monticello Ruth Wilson Frederick Richard Ethel James Norman Wallace Malcolm

Sunshine Forecast For Easter Parade In Des Moines

The forecast predicts sunshine for Sunday's Easter parade with partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures across most of the state. Des Moines recorded 62 degrees at 9:30 a.m., near Thursday’s state high, while light drizzle appeared in Sioux City and scattered showers affected the southwest and southeast counties.

Des Moines Weather Bureau Davao Keokuk Dubuque Sioux City

Iowa Congressmen Tour Camp Claiborne During Easter Recess

Three Iowa lawmakers Reps John Gwynne Fred Gilchrist and Paul Cunningham visited units of the 34th division at Camp Claiborne Louisiana. Gwynne and Gilchrist met with Col Howard J. Rouse and the 133rd infantry while Cunningham met Col Folsom Everest and the 168th infantry. Also noted were Iowa 133rd officers Wayne A Walton Bruno G Marchi and William R McCline headed to Fort Benning for infantry training, bringing the regiment’s service-school attendees to 18.

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

McGregor Elects Officers for Local Business Group

Teresa Mayer is elected president of the Business and Professional group in McGregor with Helen Schott as vice president Eva R. Jordan as secretary and Kate O'Reiley as treasurer.

McGregor Teresa Mayer Helen Schott Eva R. Jordan Kate O’reiley

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