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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1933

Page

12

Playground Board Centralizes Spending Authority

The playground commission informs the city council of a new spending procedure with Schoen as signatory for all requisitions. Beems urges finance to honor requests only on written orders from Schoen. The group seeks to shift business duties away from leaders to focus on program direction and efficiency.

Charles Schoen Ask Council Playground Commission Clark Beems Schoen Beems Commissioner of Finance W. H. Stepanek Louis D. Burgos Commission

Notable nativity and planetary hints for a year of change

The text links Sol and Uranus to unexpected events affecting environment and business. It notes birthday year surprises and radical changes in interests and surroundings. It mentions a child born then as ingenious and persistent and names Henry Clay as a notable nativity. It also records a deed, location, and a monetary amount associated with Shff Linn Co to National Life Ins Co.

Sol Uranus Henry Clay Linn Co National Life Ins Co

Let Us Explore Mind With Albert E Wiggam

A fragment discusses John Galsworthy's novel The Flowering Wilderness and a view by E L Thorndike on gender and morality. It compares male and female virtue, cites Florence Nightingale and Jane Addams as examples, and notes people misuses leisure to justify self importance.

John Galsworthy E. L. Thorndike Florence Nightingale Florence Chittenden Jane Addams White Ribbon Movement

Cousin Marriages and Love at First Sight Promoted

An article offers a free booklet on cousin marriages and love at first sight by Dr. Albert Edward Wiegam with return postage. It critiques leisure time’s impact on society and cites psychology as a factor in behavior and culture. NORTH LIBERTY Metho dist Sunday school reorganized with officers listed for the coming year.

Albert Edward Wiegam North Liberty Methodist Moreland Colony Frank Zeller Mabel Gill Bernice Young Jessie Anderson June Meyers Effie Myers Alma Colony Neil Fuhrmeister Myron Green Myrtle Work Mary Colony Vinton Fergus Falls Minn Vernon E. Downing Urbana Gus McClellan Minnesota Downing

Speeding and intoxication dominate last fiscal year arrests

Police department annual report for the year ending March 31 shows speeding as the top offense with 300 arrests and intoxication with 70. Total arrests 2,052 with 1,615 city ordinance violations and 362 state law violations. 63 pending investigations. Other notable counts include drunk driving 55 and larceny 50.

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Light Company Public Speaking Contest Winners Named

Marion Huntley and Claudine Thomas were selected at the Iowa Electric Light and Power public speaking contest to represent the organization in the state contest at Red Oak. Winners advance to the Midwest contest in Kansas City in May with Iowa Nebraska Missouri and Kansas. Thomas had no local competition while Huntley faced John Wright of Perry. topics covered the relationship of the customer to the utility.

Marion Huntley Claudine Thomas Iowa Electric Light and Power Company Red Oak Iowa Electric Light Association Midwest Kansas City Iowa Nebraska Missouri Kansas Miss Thomas Huntley John Wright Perry

Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest

Poem notes determination and steadfastness at home as a theme. The piece contrasts resilience with daily tasks and family life, emphasizing maintaining cheer and bearing burdens without complaint.

Edgar A. Guest

10-20-30 Years Ago in the Gazette April 11 1923

The column notes Henry S Ely leaving for Tallahassee Rachel E Berry heading to San Francisco and a Trinity Methodist farewell for Marie Van Nerynen. Paul Harman, a Coe College freshman, dies from injuries after a horseback incident in Illinois. Beardsley Rump visits from Dartmouth for spring vacation. Spangler heads to New York City for business. Frank Buzza returns to Marion. Fresh eggs donated to Home for the Friendless by Western Poultry Fanciers. The Moonshiner's Daughter plays at Greene's opera house. A long municipal water plant battle ends with city victory and takeover plans.

Henry S. Ely Tallahassee Fla Rachel E. Berry San Francisco Calif Trinity Methodist Church Marie van Nerynen Cleveland Paul Harman Coe College Davenport Illinois Beardsley Rump Dartmouth College H. E. Spangler New York City

Water Plant Sale Sets Stage for City Budget

On June 1 the city proceeds include a payment of 473000 to the water plant fund. J W Leasure was summoned to Zanesville due to his mother's serious illness. The Cook Dry Goods company completes a reorganization with a new capital structure.

J. W. Leasure Zanesville, C Cook Dry Goods Company

Welch elected president at Andrews farm meeting

The record notes a $100,000 value and officers elected including A. M. Welch as president Ed Smith as vice president and W. G. Dows as secretary with Claire H Andrews appointed to Orville FE Andrews gcd ne se sec 22-85-68 yal and $1 4-3-33.

A. M. Welch Ed Smith W. G. Dows Claire H Andrews Orville FE Andrews

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