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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1935

Page

22

Idaho Boy Wins Airline Trip Visit Cedar Rapids Quaker Oats Plant

Russell Rayburn a 17 year old from Twin Falls Idaho won a prize round trip on United Air Lines to Cedar Rapids to tour the Quaker Oats plant. He flew via Salt Lake City and Cheyenne experiencing strong winds and clear visibility. Rayburn visits Iowa relatives before returning home to pursue army aviator training.

United States Cedar Rapids Russell Rayburn Twin Falls Idaho J. G. Rayburn Montezuma Iowa A. W. Rayburn Third Avenue SE Oskaloosa Fred Rayburn Iowa City Orpheum Theater Mont United Air Lines Salt Lake City Young Rayburn Cheyenne Rayburn Jefferson Quaker Oats Company Gazette Office Quaker Oats Canopus Club N. Harold West

Pioneer widow Mrs H H Burr dies at Spirit Lake

Iowa pioneer Helen Camp Burr of Cedar Rapids died April 4 at Spirit Lake of pneumonia. Born November 10, 1838 in Tioga county New York, she married Hudson H Burr in 1864 and moved to Cedar Rapids in 1873. Survived by son Hudson G Burr two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. cremated and ashes to New York family cemetery.

H. H. Burr Iowa Cedar Rapids Spirit Lake Hudson H Burr Eighteenth Judicial District Helen Camp Tioga County N. Y Asa Margaret Finley Camp Black Hawk County Mississippi River Hudson H. Burr Waterloo James H. Rothrock Helen Louise Hudson G Florence Josephine Margarette Hudson G. Burr First Presbyterian Church New York

Death Notice for Joseph Schulman of Cedar Rapids

Joseph Schulman died in a local hospital at 5 40 a m Tuesday after a lingering illness. He was born in Russia and had lived in Cedar Rapids twenty five years. Survived by four children Sam Ralph Ida and Fanny Schulman all of Cedar Rapids. Two brothers Sam in Palestine Philip in Australia and sister Mrs Rose Hoffman in New York City. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.

Joseph Schulman Fourteenth Avenue SE Russia Cedar Rapids Sam Schulman Ralph Schulman Ida Fanny Schulman Palestine Philip Schulman Australia Rose Hoffman New York City Marion Joseph Hoffman Marie Walkerman Freeport Julia Clark Egan S. D Anna Thompson Des Moines Joseph Edward J. Hoffman Barta Theodore B. Hlubacek Linwood Cemetery James Polton Fifth Street Bertha Polton el Paso Leona Camp Opal Polton Phyllis Polton Ce Gar Rapids Hubert Polton Marengo Henry Leon John Ainsworth L. N. Wesson Joe Wehrle Iowa City Clyde Gordon Muscatine

Mrs Mary Hoffman Dies After Long Illness At Home

Mrs Mary Hoffman widow of Joseph Hoffman died at 1028 Sixth Street SW at 450 PM Monday after a long illness. She was born near Litomis Bohemia on September 26 1856 and was aged full at passing.

Mary Hoffman Joseph Hoffman Sixth Street Litomis Bohemia

Will Rogers on Treaties and Armament

Will Rogers comments from Beverly Hills about the Nazi arming issue and the German disarmament terms in the treaty. He notes that treaty signers are often replaced and questions who broke which treaty as no one is fighting.

Wadler Gazette Beverly Hills Calif Hitler Germany Will

Men Vote To Delay Omaha Car Strike For Mediation

The Omaha and Council Bluffs street car strike was postponed indefinitely by union men two hours before the planned 4 am walkout. The delay seeks to allow Frank Bowen of the National Relations Board to mediate a settlement between the workers and the company.

Omaha Council Bluffs Frank Bowen National Relations Board Washington

City Briefs Highlight Local Meetings and Inheritance Tax

Townsend clubs of the west side meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m in Ben Hur hall. The estate of Lillian Klinetob Ced ar Rapids paid 535 48 tax on 6532 26 value. Chamber of Commerce committee to meet Thursday noon at Hotel Montrose. Miss Hazel Schley improving after appendectomy. Mrs Bruce Tomlinson improved after operation at St Luke’s but visitors not yet. Huey P Long career stories shared at Campus club luncheon. Several residents fined for intoxication and gambling in police court. Names and addresses listed for fines across multiple locations.

Townsend Clubs West Side Ben Hur Hall First Street Lillian Klinetob Cedar Rapids

Speeding Fines Levied for Local Drivers in Police Court

E. O. Snow of Freeport was fined 15 dollars and costs, and Fred Brady of Marion 10 dollars and costs for speeding in police court Tuesday. Fines of 2 dollars and costs for entering arterial highways without stopping were imposed on Henry Shore, A. J. Feugen, and Edward D. Doran. Additional offenders were fined 1 dollar and costs each.

Snow Freeport Fred Brady Marion Henry Shore Bever Avenue A. J. Feugen Center Point Road Edward D. Doran A Avenue F. D

Whitworth Held on Federal Conspiracy Charge

Alfred Whitworth, 26, Hardingsburg Kentucky, was arrested by US Deputy Marshal Joe Petrus on a federal conspiracy charge after his release from the Anamosa reformatory. He is being held in the county jail, having just completed a one year sentence for breaking jail at Webster City.

Alfred Whitworth Hardingsburg United States Joe Petrus Anamosa Reformatory Whitworth Webster City

Employment Chiefs Mere James W Morgan Seat as Field Supervisor

Draft fragment notes James W. Morgan named as field supervisor for Wyoming state employment program with chief officials uncertainty.

James W. Morgan Wyoming

Obituary notices for Hoffman and Polton families

Two obituaries note deaths in Cedar Rapids and a local hospital. Marie Hoffman and family details are listed with survivors including children and grandchildren. James Polton, 59, of 113814 Fifth Street NW, dies after a two week illness, listing five children and several siblings. Burial and funeral details follow for Hoffman.

Mrs Wes Krofta Dies After Short Illness

Mrs Wes Krofta 51 died at her home 1514 J Street SW at 12 30 p.m Tuesday after a short illness. Born in Linn County she had lived here all her life. Survived by husband and daughter Mrs Joseph Kofron of Iowa City. Body at Kuba funeral home pending arrangements.

Wes Krofta J Street Linn County Joseph Kofron Iowa City Kuba Funeral Home

Funeral Rites for Rachel Buckner Held in Turner Chapel

Funeral services for Rachel Ina Buckner will be conducted at 3 p.m. Thursday in the Turner chapel with Dr A A Brooks officiating. Burial is planned at Cedar Memorial Park. Friends may call at the Turner chapel.

Rachel Ina Buckner Turner Chapel A. A. Brooks Cedar Memorial Park

Washington And Detroit Games Are Frozen Out

The opening game between the Senators and the Philadelphia Athletics, expected to be attended by President Roosevelt, was postponed today due to cold weather. Officials said the same program will be carried out tomorrow.

Washington INS Senators Philadelphia Athletics Roosevelt

Tigers White Sox Opener Postponed By Cold Weather

Detroit Tigers and Chicago White Sox will open the American League schedule a day late due to freezing conditions. The game was postponed today with both clubs awaiting a makeup date and venue confirmation for tomorrow.

Detroit Detroit Tigers Chicago White Sox

Employment Service Leaders Visit Cedar Rapids Office

Iowa state employment service supervisor Glenn E. Brockway led a staff meeting at the ISES offices in the Bever building in Cedar Rapids on Monday. Morgan and Brockway departed Tuesday for Davenport.

Cedar Rapids Glenn E. Brockway Iowa State Employment Service ISES Bever Morgan Brockway Davenport

Knights Templar Plan Easter Service Visit to Marion

Apollo Commandery No 26 Cedar Rapids and Patmos Commandery No 27 Marion join Easter services at the Marion Christian church at 3 p.m. Members assemble at 2 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. arrival times. All wearing full uniform with a dinner to follow.

Apollo Commandery Knights Templar Cedar Rapids Marion Patmos Commandery Marion Christian Church Apollo Marion Hall

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The Gazette Tru DR. McCready Second Avenue SE Will. Rogers Legislative Committee Chamber of Commerce Montrose Hazel Schley Central City Mercy Hospital Bruce Tomlinson Sixth Avenue St. Luke’s Hospital Huey Huey P. Long A. W. Bass Hotel Roosevelt New Orleans Frank Shock Seventh Avenue SE Paul Jones E Avenue NW C. E. Mason Magnus Hotel William Brown Harry Miller D Avenue NE George Leonard Roosevelt Hotel Navy Ieft Paris Veilley Yardley Jeurella Perfume Pra Wonder Band Rachel Buckner Eaton’s Stationery Knights Templar Service Ireland Companion Pictures
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