Brookhart Defends Salary From Newbury Manufacturing
Former Senator Smith W Brookhart says he earned $1000 from Newbury Manufacturing, listed in a congressional military report. He explains his work involved export trade and Amtorg contacts with Russia, not related to the war department matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Ia
Smith W. Brookhart
Newbury Manufacturing Company
Massachusetts
New York
Brookhart
Amtorg Trading Company
Russia
War Department
Lowden Bride Wed to Local Bank Cashier
Miss Wilma Cassier wed W. H. Witte a Lowden banker in Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church ceremony officiated by Rev F J Abele. The bride, daughter of Herman and Mrs Cassier, is a London High School graduate and longtime cashier at the local telephone exchange. The groom is cashier of the American Trust and Savings bank and president of Cedar County Bankers association. They will reside at the Hoeltje residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowden
Wilma Cassier
W. H. Witte
Zion Evangelical and Reformed
F. J. Abele
Herman Cassier
London High School
Lydia
Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church
American Trust and Savings Bank
Cedar County Bankers Association
Hoeltje
Conesville
Ralph Crawford
Virginia Stauffer
Helen Donaldson
Ruby Wagner
Lorena Maxwell
Dorothy Kemp
Blairstown
LeRoy Township Farm Bureau Dramatic Group
Alice Noble
Clarence Schulze
Lloyd Shaull
Marie Grunewald
Esther Ebert
Laurel Ebert
Doris Bruch
Billy Groff
Sby
Jack Goss
Betty Sheen
Audrey Lillis
Helen Radeke
Dawn Shuck
Ellamae Possehl
Marguerite Thede
Roy Ralston
Marjorie Nieland
Ilene Niebuhr
Maquoketa
Ethel Shields
J. W. Shields
Sylvester Regenwether
Michael Regenwether
Charles B. Brinkley
Pauline Hute
Leo Regenwether
Robert O. Bickel
Cedar Rapids
Ralph Weaver
Joiner
Joles
Gibson
Easton
Jensen
Mitchell
S. R. Peake
Tipton
John .F. Kroeplen
Court House
Cedar County
Vinton
Harold McCammant
Anamosa
Norway Grain Company
McCammant
Union Trust and Savings Bank of
Stanwood
Grain Company
Mcgregor
Upper Mississippi
U. S
Wake Robin
Scrogum
Here
John Scrogum
Yellow River
Mississippi
Donald C. Whitmore
McGregor High School
Iowa
Cresco
Decorah
Elgin
Monona
Postville
Marquette
Clermont
Manchester
Waterville
Whitmore
Newhall Elevator Sells in Auction Above Starting Bid
In district court D W Bates receiver for the closed Newhall Savings bank offered the O Kab erle elevator property in Newhall. Bids climbed from 4200 to 6650 and E B Beatty of Shellsburg Grain and Lumber Co bought it. The old Shellsburg post office sold for 265 to C Little of Shellsburg as part of Peoples Savings bank assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Bates
Newhall
C. Little
Shellsburg
Peoples Savings Bank of
Final Arguments In Trial Of Louis Clay
The trial of Louis Clay proceeded to final jury remarks in Iowa City district court as the state rested its case after a retrial on charges of robbing and killing George Folsom. Testimony included a surprise witness and alibi questions centered on Clay's whereabouts the night of the 1933 murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Iowa City
Louis Clay
Clay
George Folsom
Margaret Winston
E. A. Baldwin
Folsom
Chicago
Miss Clay
Notice of Will Probate in Linn County District Court
Court schedules April 20 1936 hearing to prove and admit the instrument alleged as the Last Will and Testament of Huldah Minor late of Linn County Iowa deceased for probate in Cedar Rapids Iowa. Edwin W Lundquist Clerk District Court N Treichler Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
District Court
Huldah
Cedar Rapids
Towa
EDWIN_W. LUNDQUIST
N. Treichler
Notice of Final Report Hearing in Linn County Estate Case
The District Court of Iowa Linn County receives the final report of J. S. Ware as sole referee in the estate of C. F. Nietert. The report seeks approval and distribution of funds. Hearing is set for April 2, 1936, at Cedar Rapids Court House. interested parties must appear to object. Attorneys Donnelly Lynch Anderson and Lynch represent the referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of Iowa
Linn
C.F Nictert Pinintiff
C.F. Nietert
H Nietert
District Court
Linn County
Iowa
Ware
Cedar Rapids
Tawa
Donnelly Lynch Anderson and Lynch
Lost Nation Students To Present Play Friday
Lost Nation junior high plans a comedy in three acts titled A Sweeping Victory. Directed by Miss Polly Ludwig, the cast includes John Busch in a leading role with Lowell Sievers David Dake Alice Cressey Junior Betts Muriel Schmidt Ruth Eleanor Myatt Bernice Busch Robert Rutenbeck Kenneth Scott Margaret Ales Rosalie McAndrew. Special acts between scenes will be by Joan Mohl Joanne McDonald and Dolores Flemming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Lost Nation
Polly Ludwig
John Busch
Lowell Sievers
David Dake
Alice Cressey
Junior Betts
Muriel Schmidt
Ruth Eleanor Myatt
Bernice Busch
Robert Rutenbeck
Kenneth Scott
Margaret Ales
Rosalie McAndrew
Joan Mohl
Joanne McDonald
Dolores Flemming
Belle Plaine Club Hosts Farmers Night With Diploma Ceremony
Belle Plaine Commerce club plans a Thursday farmers night featuring the high school band and glee club, a Purple Maskers performance, athletic events, and a Dutch lunch. The highlight is diplomas for night school graduates including W. H. Fisher and many others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Belle Plaine
Commerce Club
Harold Frese
Purple Masquers Club
George Peterman
L. L. Falck
J. J. Strandberg
al Luckritz
Sam Roudabush
W. W. Mattox
W. H. Fisher
Hartwig Albers
Frank Bardwell
Jesse Beall
Burdette Beck
Milton Beck
Art Blin~kinsop
Art J. Buch
Robert Buch
Albert Cherveny
Earl Comer
William Grummer
B. H. Guinn
I. A. Hughes
Richard Jahnke
G. F. Jensen
William C. Jensen
Alvin Johnson
L. F. Keep
Stanley Keep
Preston Koser
Jim Kozik
A. L. Luckritz
H. L. McLennan
Lawrence
Oscar Soiney
Harold J. Schroeder
John C. Tatge
Earl Tatge
Richard Uchytil
Sid Achyti
E. L. Wheeler
H. C. Williams
Ed Wehrman
Elmer Nissen
Art Conference At Iowa City This Week
Iowa City hosts the annual University of Iowa art conference with demonstrations by water color artist and sculptor Friday and Saturday. George P. Ennis president of the American Water Color Society speaks to teachers Saturday afternoon. Albin Polasek of the Chicago Art Institute demonstrates Friday night. Other visiting artists include Royal B. Farnum of Rhode Island School of Design and Lester D. Longman of McMaster University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
George P. Ennis
American Water Color Society
Albin Polasek
Chicago Art Institute
Hearing on authority to sell Corn Belt Savings Bank real estate
District Court in Linn County Iowa fixes April 20 1936 at 9 00 AM to hear the receivers application for authority to sell undivided half interest in multiple parcels in Section 19 Township 8 North Range 15 West and related tracts to Clara J Bundy for 1500 dollars with 200 paid now and balance by July 1 1936. The hearing will decide whether to grant the sale and issue a receiver's deed upon full payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of Iowa
Linn County
D. W. Bates
State of Iowa
Corn Belt Savings Bank of
Cedar Rapids
Laws
Censor Rapids
District Court
Corn Belt Savings Bank
Iowa
Poweshick County
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific
Clara J. Bundy
District Court of
Mages
Edar Rapids
Tow
Local drivers fined in Vinton with suspensions
Six truck drivers appeared before Justice J A Ruhl after weekend tickets from State Patrolman Kenneth Rhoades. Four faced $25 fines and costs for overloading. fines suspended if licenses covering the loads are purchased. Other fines included driving without a license and lacking a rear license plate and reflectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Berry
Iowans Seek Fortunes Find Six Thousand In Suit
Keokuk couple Mr and Mrs Yarboss who moved west to seek wealth found 6000 dollars hidden in the lining of a mother’s old suit cleaned in Olympia Washington. The discovery came as they prepared for a new start in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia, Wash
Keokuk
Iowa
O. E. Keiffer
Tama County Club Women Meet In Dysart Thursday
Dysart hosts the Tama County federated clubs spring conference at the Methodist church. Mrs A J Banks Montour county chairman presides. Mrs C E Berryhill Gladbrook acts as secretary. welcome by Mrs Irene Brown with response by Mrs George Ross. Mrs Roscoe Packer Marshalltown to address at 11 am. afternoon talk by Mrs R A Santee Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dysart
Federated Clubs
Tama
Jay
Hearthstone ‘Circle
Methodist
Irene Brown
George Ross
Buckingham
Roscoe Packer
Marshalltown
R.A. Santee
Cedar Falls
Father Adrian To Ordain 5 Priests
Davenport AP announces that Rev W L Adrian soon to be consecrated as bishop of Nashville will ordain five Davenport diocese priests at Sacred Heart cathedral on April 26. The five include Robert J Welch DeWitt Henry B Geers West Point Ia Lawrence J Vogel Brooklyn Ia Leonard J Brugman West Liberty and John T Kennedy Alexandria S C all studying at seminaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Henry P. Rohiman
W. L. Adrian
Victor
Nashville
Henry B. Geers
West Point
St. Paul’s Seminary
St. Paul, Minn
Lawrence J. Vogel
Brooklyn
St. Paul
Leonard J. Brugman
West Liberty
John T. Kennedy
Alexandria
S. C
Kendrick Seminary
St. Louis
Naturalization Records for Fryauf Family
Documentary evidence presented by Mary Fryauf confirms Wenzel Fryauf a Bohemia native was naturalized in Johnson county district court on June 14, 1875, making his son John Fryauf a citizen. His wife is also a citizen, ending a federal case about eligibility for an Iowa old age pension as Fryauf faced death in Mercy hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Mary Fryauf
Wenzel Fryauf
Bohemia
Johnson County
John Fryauf
Federal District Court
Fryauf
John Timothy Stone to Speak at UI Commencement
Dr. John Timothy Stone president of the Presbyterian Theological Seminary Chicago was named baccalaureate speaker for the University of Iowa's seventy sixth commencement. The Chicago clergyman and Presbyterian leader of 25 years will deliver the address on May 31 with commencement exercises set for June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
John Timothy Stone
Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Chicago
University of Iowa
Belle Plaine's Civil War veteran A D Ealy dies at 89
A. D. Ealy 89 Belle Plaine’s lone Confederate veteran died at his home after months of ill health. Funeral at Driscoll chapel with Rev. Fred A Pieper presiding. Born January 1 1847 in Greenville Tennessee he joined Company C Third Tennessee cavalry as a messenger. He was captured twice and later worked for the North Western Railway before moving to Belle Plaine in 1865 and starting farming in 1871. He married Rachel Guinn in 1869 and left ten children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsdale County
Michigan
Buckley
Ill
Gray
Belle Plaine
North Western
Sandman
Motive Power
Northern Iowa
Sadie Kilinsky
Maywood
Lillie Yount
Letitia Gillen
Daisy Henry
Nebraska
R. L. Dickey
Riverside
Iva McCreedy
Mercy
Town City
Iva Carr
James and
Jane Craig Carr
William G. McCreedy
Ivan
Aileen Geret
St. Louis
Bertha Tener
Maude Carr
Cedar Rapids
Edna Howard
Portland
Ore
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Joseph P. Quinn
Methodist Church
Ladies Aid Society
Riverside Garden Club
Sorosis Study Club
Judson T. Perkins
Bennett
DELTA
Harold Clark
Frank Clark
W. F. Blair
Chris Lausen
H. R. Weih
H. E. Buttolph
H. R. Buttolph
William Kelting
W. H. Motz
H.R. Weich
J. G. Engel
L. E. Rees
H. C., Miller
Clarence
Kenneth Baker
Cornell
Clarence Consolidated School
Baker
Olin
Theodosia Ruggles
Birmingham
Iowa
Alberta Freese
Miss Freese
Cornell College
Brandon
Laura Purdy
Spring Creek
Here
Henry
la Porte
Purdy
Wisconsin
Laura Jacobs
Charles
Urbana
W. Purdy
Stella Evans
Vinton
Will
Troy Mills
Francis Kester
Marjorie Bower
Charles Webster
Lorin Frasher
Carl Baty
Esther Dudley
Lucille Winistorfer
Vanitta Saner
Kathryn Fisher
Edith Wagner
Walter Burke
Evelyn Baty
Gale Wilson
Donald Phillip
Decorah
Samuel B. Hallman
Winneshirk County
Freeport
Ness Chapel
Phelps Cemetery
Mr. Hallman
Lucinda Strayer
Walter
James Hallman
Charlies Hallman
Minneapolis
L. A. Weaver
Agnes Limbeck
Ossian
Sarah Kirkland
Trent
S. D
Eugene Hallman
Waterloo
Ellen Tyler
Los Angeles
Hallman
Independence
Ruth Rosenberger
C. V. Rosenberger
Clarence E. Ehrke
Cedar Falls
W. F. Ehrke
A. D
Doug” Ealy
Driscoll Chapel
Fred A. Pieper
James Robert
Louisa Greenlee Ealy
Ealy
Greenville
Tenn
Andrew Douglas Ealy
Andrew
Andrew Johnson
Douglas
Stephen Douglas
U. S
Illinois
Third Tennessee Cavalry
Tennessee
North Western Railway Company
Elkhart
Ind
Guinntown
Rachel Guinn
Clarence Ealy
Stuttgart
Ark
George Milverstead
Clearmont
Minn
Ott
Roy
Ralph
Lemuel Ealy
Roxy Hughes
Mae Erwin
Belle Peaines
Fifty More Petit Jurors Drawn in Tama County Court
Special to The Gazette reports fifty additional jurors were drawn for the Tama County district court March term. They are to report April 20 for possible selection in the Anna B Johnston will case trial. Names include Emil Barta from Dysart and many others from Tama Traer Gladbrook Toledo Montour Grinnell Center Elberon Chelsea and LeGrand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Tama County District Court
Anna B. Johnston
Emil Barta
Dysart
A. L. Hilbert
Tracer
Tama
Irma King
Frank Navara
Chelsea
Ozie Butler
Montour
James Krajicek
Mary Groth
Traer
Joe Pratt
L. C. Blodgett
LeGrand
James Ribby
Ruth Johnson
Hans Wieben
Herman Reichman
Hattie Cherveny
Edna Holst
Emil Hlas
Harry Frahm
Garwin
M. R. O'Halloran
Traci
Clara Gethmann
Gladbrook
Leonard Cooper
Paul Clements
Harold Young
Emily A. Dvorak
Elberon
Homer Booth
Ella Beale
Settlement Reached in West Union Car Accident Suit
A jury was seated in Judge H. E. Taylor's court to hear a $10,000 damage suit by Mrs. Bessie Pearce of Alpha against Dr. C. N. Freligh of Wancoma over the death of her 4-year-old son after he was struck by the doctor’s car. The case was settled for $500 in damages. Jurors named include Katherine Pickering and L. A. Wooldridge among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
H. E. Taylor
Bessie Pearce
Alpha
C. N. Freligh
Wancoma
Dr. Freligh
Katherine Pickering
L. A. Wooldridge
Maggie Whittenbaugh
Lydia Tegtmeier
Thelma Kendall
H. S. Robinson
Daisy Ray
Hans Winkler
H. L. Wilson
Milton Brewer
Emil Pearl
A. J. Knarr
Dickinson Pays Tribute To Dr. Harry M. Kelly
Funeral services honor Cornell biologist Dr. Harry M. Kelly 68 who died Friday in Mount Vernon. Senator L J Dickinson and President H J Burgstahler praised his teaching at Cornell over forty two years and loyalty to church and town. Dr Charles Keyes recalled his scientific leadership and Yellowstone work while Rev E T Gough noted his Christian life. Memorial service at Cornell chapel followed by pallbearers from the faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Charles R. Keyes
Cornell College
Mechanicsville Methodist Church
Mechanicsville
Cornell
Iowa Archeological Survey
Independence
Jean Sensor
Bess_M. Sensor
Ronald Tallman
F. L. Tallman
Iowa City
Miss Sensor
University of Iowa
Mr. Tallman
Jewell
Western State College
Gunnison
Colo
Maynard
Mildred Wegner
Henry Wegner
Randalia
Harold McKinney
Hope Lutheran Church
Paul Snyder
ST. Olaf
Thor K. Thompson
Norway Lutheran Church
Thompson
Wagner Township
Elizabeth Teigen
Roy Russow
Knute
Carl Thompson
Ryder
N. D
Columbus Junction
Charles E. Littrel
W. A. Bloomquist
Methodist Church
Cedar Bethel Cemetery
Littrel
Here
Bernard
Etta Littrel
Fannie George
Ray
Roy
Roe
Council Bluffs
Joseph Boulden
Fremont
Neb
Joseph Skipton
L. R. Littrel
Samuel le Clair
Lysle Ross
Winfield
Florence
Ames
Mary
Wilbur
Donald
Kenneth
McGregor
Ambrose I. O’neill
M. X. Geske
Geske
O'Neill
Milwaukee Railroad
Marquette
William
Cyril O'Neill
Wapello
Opal Jackson
Dean Buster
Lee Jackson
Joyce Allison
Festus
Ruth Coleman
Muscatine
Ruby Murphy
Zella Huddleston
Mary Hahn
Lola Adkins
Cora Murphy
Selma Otto
Otis Jackson
Miss Jackson
Belle Plaine
William Gray
North Western Railway
Antrim
Ireland
Robert Gray
Letitia Erwin
America
Harry M. Kelly
L. J. Dickinson
Algona
Dr. Kelly
Iowa
H. J. Burgstahler
Kelly
Iowa Academy of Science
Yellowstone National Park
Harry Kelly
Keyes
Gough
Horace Alden Miller
Donald B. Gould
R. A. Nelson
J. B. Culbertson
T. R. McConnell
R. W. Barker
E. E. Moots
Pres.Burgstahler
Marvin
Wilson
Biology
Harold Still
Newton
Verald Rowe
Warren
Bass Rearing Pond North Of Vinton Improvements Underway
A WPA project north of Vinton on the Sauer and Anderson farms is expanding a 10 acre bass rearing pond. Eleven men began work to build a rock spillway and dirt dikes. The pond, already used by the state commission, is expected to hatch at least 100000 bass annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Sauer
Anderson
State Commission
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Kneip Markets
DIAL
Belle Plaine Club
Corn Belt’ Savings Benk
Eastern
Petit Jury
Louis Schnoor
Kenneth Nairn
Schnoor
Nairn
Northeastern
Ehrwin Ehrke
Rosenberger
Iowa State Teachers College
Independence High School
Wyoming
Newton French
Lillian Buck
Onslow
Ted Hamilton
Hamilton
Buck
DeWitt
French
Tama County Club
Adrian
A.D. Ealy
Dickinson
Allison Hotel
Magnus Drug Store
R Whlia
Christopher Bean
Elizabeth Carey and
Bedford Lattner
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