New Welfare Bureau Setup Aims to Lead Cedar Rapids Chest
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce adopts a new public welfare bureau to operate the Community Chest. The plan halves duplication by coordinating welfare charity and character building groups while the directors approve by laws and elect a Chest director.
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Welfare Bureau
Cedar Rapids
Public Welfare Bureau
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Bureau
van Vechten Shaffer
Carl N. Ettinger
M. H. Morrison
Harry Palmer
Clare Marshall
District Music Meet Results at Monticello Gazette Report
Results from the district high school music contest list winners by class and event. Notable names include Harold Barlow Roosevelt Cedar Rapids tenor solo and Barbara Shonka Franklin Cedar Rapids contralto with Oelwein, Dubuque entries among chorus and sextet winners across multiple schools such as Oelwein Monticello Marion and Anamosa.
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Monticello
Girls Glee Club of
Oelwein
Boys Glee Club of
Harold Barlow
Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
Urrae
Bellevue
Marion
Winthrop
Mount Vernon
Dysart
Springville
Lamont
Elkader
Anamosa
Toledo
Monona
Vinton School of the Blind
Datisman
Dubuque
Barbara Platt
Belle Plaine
Tama
Maquoketa
Vinton
Marjorie Moore
Gloria Mindrum
Jeanne Cash
Franklin
Ellen Anderson
Jeanette Oakley
Lois Grissel
District Music Contest Results Highlight Local Talent
Mount Pleasant reports top placements from the district music contest. Winners include Virginia Simpson of Iowa City and Ned Sterlen of Sigourney for solos, with multiple duets and ensembles from Kalona Tipton Davenport and other nearby towns earning first and second in various classes.
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Helen Blough
Ottumwa
Lester Tines
Keota
Hubert Dahms
Donnelison
George Fraseur, Jr
Tipton
Jack Scott
Bloomfield
Dean Mallory
Wayland
May K. Fosdick
Dale McMurren
Donnellson
Dorothy Kleinert
West Liberty
Mary Horr
Stanwood
Dick Schlegel
Helmut Dammeier
Murval Weidlein
Wellman
Carol Olds
Lyons Clinton
da Loris Nihart
Mount Pleasant
Lorraine Kos
Robert Jameson
Burlington
Dick Grant
Fairfield
Don Kephart
Helen Martin
Paul P. Levi
Lyons
Clinton
Blayne Huston
Olds
Stanley Yocum
Betty Lea Leonard
Melville Spicer
Keokuk
Louis
Wilton Junction
Iowa City
Kalona
Davenport
Danville
South English
Keene
Virginia Simpson
Carolyn Strong
Washington
Jean Fry
Virginia Bolton
Ned Sterlen
Sigourney
Virgean Simpson
Betty Snakenberg
Devone Fraseur
Edwin Small
Norman Goetsch
Robert Caywood
Meda Hanenstein
Cotter
al Bridger
Richland
Richard Jones
Donnelson
Verna Gongiver
West Branch
DeWitt and Tipton
Robert Simpson
Wankee Brayton
Tubasolo
Douglas Duncan
Fort Madison
Milo
Deaths of Anna Jambor and Mable Burke in Cedar Rapids area
Anna Jambor 52 died at 2 30 pm Saturday at her rural Cedar Rapids home after a lingering illness. Survived by husband Henry and a daughter and son, plus grandchildren and multiple siblings. Funeral set for 2 pm Tuesday at Kuba funeral home with visitation after 5 pm Sunday. Mable Burke 32 wife of John J Burke died at University Hospital Town City at noon Saturday after short illness. Survived by husband and son and her father Peter McKenzie and an aunt.
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Anna Jambor
Cedar Rapids
Henry Jambor
Leo Hartman
Henry V. Jambor, Jrr
Robert Hartman
Julianne Jambor
Rose Kalous
St. Paul
St. Paul, Minn., Mrs. Alice Klavic of Chicago, Mrs. Agnes Horak
Ely
Frances Cepl
Vaclav
Rudolph Jelinek
California
Albert Jelinek
Marion
Frank
John Jelinek
Bohemia
Jambor
Mlado Cech Lodge
Cesky-Viastenky
Zofia-Podlipska
Kuba
Mable Burke
John J. Burke
Avenue NE
University Hospital
Town City
Minn
John J., Jr
Peter McKenzie
Glendive
Mont
Funeral services for Mable Anderson in Cedar Rapids
Funeral services will be held at Immaculate Conception Church at 9 a.m. Tuesday conducted by Msgr. John Mouiley. Burial follows at Mount Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call at Beatty Chapel from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday.
Funeral Services for Frank Selzer Held at St Patrick's
Funeral services for Frank Selzer, who died Friday at 1 30 p m at 502 B avenue NW, will be at 9 a m Monday in St Patrick's church with Rev D J Lenihan officiating. Burial will be in Fairfax cemetery. Surviving brothers Charlies G Selzer of Cedar Rapids and Jake F and Adolph Selzer of Fairfax are listed. Jesse J Woodrum funeral services follow at 2 30 p m today in the Rohn chapel with Rev Grant F Anderson. Burial in Cedar Memorial park.
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Frank Selzer
B Avenue NW
St. Patrick's Church
D. J. Lenihan
Fairfax Cemetery
Charlies G. Selzer
Cedar Rapids
Jake F
Adolph Selzer
Fairfax
Jesse J. Woodrum
Rohn
Grant F. Anderson
First Baptist Church
Bare
Cedar Memorial Park
Mrs Phebe Ann Bean Funeral Services
Funeral services for Mrs. Phebe Ann Bean who died at her home on Saturday will be held at Beatty chapel at 2 p.m. Tuesday. The Rev. I. E. Linkletter of the Second Christian church will officiate and burial will be in Shiloh cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
Funeral services for Mrs Carrie Hill
Funeral services for Mrs Carrie May Hill of 1224 Maplewood Drive NE will be held at Beatty chapel at 1 p.m. Monday conducted by Rev Charles J. Bready. Burial in Pioneer Cemetery at Waterloo. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Hill
Carrie May Hill
Maplewood Drive
University Hospital
Beatty Chapel
Charles J. Bready
Pioneer Cemetery
Waterloo
Funeral services for Mrs. Jennie Brazier
Funeral services for Mrs. Jennie Brazier wife of Henry Brazier 523 Second avenue SW will be held in the Turner chapel at 3 30 pm Monday in charge of Pastor Henry Scherer and Pythian Sisters Burial will be made in Linwood cemetery Friends may call at the chapel
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Brazier
Jennie Brazier
Henry Brazier
Second Avenue
Turner Chapel
Henry Scherer
Pythian
Linwood Cemetery
Mrs. Hulda A. Davis Funeral Services
Funeral services for Mrs. Hulda A. Davis wife of Frank Davis who died at her home on Weing Road NE Saturday will be held at 2 p.m. Monday in Turner chapel. The Rev. Frank Ward will officiate and burial will be in Shiloh cemetery at Louisa. Friends may call at the chapel.
Nazi Reaction to Roosevelt Plan Is Cold and Silent
The Nazis reject Roosevelt's non aggression pledges citing Soviet Russia as a recipient. Mussolini and Hitler reportedly plan a joint reply while Goering consults with Mussolini. They claim no aggression toward any nation and denounce American implications as impertinent.
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Hitler
Roosevelt
Soviet Russia
Germany
Italy
Britain
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Poland
Romania
Turkey
Rome
Mussolini
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Duce
Reichsfuehrer
First Four Guests Of West Branch Hostel Welcomed
Four refugees welcomed at Scattergood hostel in West Branch Iowa join a Quaker effort to Americanize newcomers. They include Kurt Rosegg a Viennese goldsmith and Kurt Schaefer a Berlin educated social statistician who fled Nazism. Fritz Treuer recalls Vienna oysters and opines on American life while host John Kaltenbach steers the welcome.
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West Branch
Iowa
Kurt Rosegg
Vienna
Rosegg
America
Kurt Schaefer
Schaefer
Germany
University of Berlin
Fritz Treuer
Treuer
Philadelphia
Scattergood
John Kaltenbach
Friends Society
J. J. Newlin
Grimes
Newlin
Capital Despairs As Fuehrer Firm
In a war threatened world Americans debate Roosevelt's peace bid and U S neutrality. Congress splits over aiding aggression victims while public moves frame the move as publicity or prudence. Naval transfers stir diplomatic chatter as fleet heads to the west coast earlier than planned.
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America
Congress
United States
Roosevelt
Hiram W. Johnson
Calif
House
Joseph W. Martin
Martin
Atlantic
Spectacular Japanese navy demo near Singapore planned
naval experts note unspoken Anglo French American understandings shift fleets to Atlantic and Mediterranean while the United States keeps Pacific patrol. the main fleet heads to panama via the canal and likely reaches the pacific coast in about ten days with fifty ships remaining in the Atlantic for world fair ceremonies.
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Atlantic
Mediterranean
United States
Pacific
Panama
Canal
Pacific Coast
Comintern
State Department
Walter Kirk
Moscow
Berlin
Resalta
Japan seeks Axis aid to stop third powers in China war
Nichi Nichi reports Japan will enlist Germany and Italy to pressure Britain France and Soviet Russia to halt support for China in the undeclared war. The United States may also face pressure as Japan seeks action against nations with interests in China.
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TORIO
Nichi Nichi
China
Great Britain
France
Soviet
Russia
United States
Japan
Couple Arrested On Bench Warrants For Lewdness
Charles L. Grommon and Bessie Randolph Lynch, both of Cedar Rapids, were arrested at 5 p m Saturday by Deputy Sheriff Harlan Snyder on district court bench warrants charging lewdness. Lynch posted 500 bond and was released. Pauline Grommon, Grommon’s former wife, is named as a witness. The alleged offense date is August 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Grommon
Bessie Randolph Lynch
Cedar Rapids
Harlan Snyder
Stolen Car Crashes Into Local Delivery Truck
Police investigated a mystery crash near C avenue and Thirty second street NE at midnight Saturday. A car believed stolen struck the front of a delivery truck in the driveway of H. W. Shipe at 404 Thirty-second street NE. Neighbors found the driver's door open and the car abandoned. The vehicle was registered to Russell Manatt of 1918 Park Avenue SE, but police could not locate him at his home.
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C Avenue
H. W. Shipe
Thirty-second Street
Russell Manatt
Park Avenue SE
Manatt
Mr. Manatt
Four Killed Three Injured In Ohio Auto Crash
Four people died and three were injured in a Saturday auto crash near Portsmouth Ohio ending shortly after plans for a marriage. The deceased were Daniel Ratliff 30 his wife Iva 30 Leonard Watkins 30 and Marguerite Bruerd 24 all from nearby towns. Injured include Mrs Leonard Watkins and her young daughter Sarah and D G Pife 44 of Columbus. Bruerd was a school teacher and she and Rife were en route to Kentucky for their wedding when the wreck occurred.
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Portsmouth, Ohio
Here
Daniel Ratliff
Iva
Portsemouth
Leonard Watkins
Portmouth
Marguerite Bruerd
Hilliards
Ohio
Sarah
D. G. Pife
Columbus
Shenandoah Man Heads Iowa Society of Sons of American Revolution
John S. Cutter of Shenandoah was chosen president of the Iowa Society of the Sons of the American Revolution at the forty fifth annual convention in Sioux City. Earl A. Hewitt of Ames was first vice president and Dr Tom B Throckmorton of Des Moines was second vice president. Dr J A Goodrich of Des Moines named secretary and William A Baker of Des Moines treasurer. W R Felton of Sioux City registrar and C D Reed of Des Moines chaplain. Judge A O Wakefield of Sioux City and John S Irwin of Keokuk elected to the board of managers.
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Sioux City
John S. Cutter
Shenandoah
Iowa Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Earl A. Hewitt
Ames
Tom B. Throckmorton
Des Moines
J.A. Goodrich
William A. Baker
W. R. Felton
Sioux Es
C. D. Reed
A. O. Wakefield
John S. Irwin
Keokuk
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