Manson Sees NRA Codes Protect Business Interests
Charles Manson executive secretary of the Chamber of Commerce told Kiwanis members that most American business men will back NRA codes once they see benefits in fair competition and elimination of unfair trade. He praised the codes for shorter hours and higher wages and cited Cedar Rapids Engineering's schedule as aligned with national industry trends. The Montrose hotel meeting drew over seventy five attendees with guests from related lines. Laws in many States limit automobile carriers to forty feet in length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Manson
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Manson
NRA
Cedar Rapids Engineering Company
Montrose
Professor Lantz to Lead Cedar Rapids Relief Gardening Conference
Prof Lantz of Iowa State College extension service will visit Cedar Rapids Friday to confer with officials and civic groups on relief gardening. Local relief agencies the city council the board of supervisors and civic organizations are invited to send representatives to a noon meeting at the MCA cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Lantz
State Emergency Relief Committee
Extension Service
Iowa State College
Cedar Rapids
Board of Supervisors
Joe Carberry
Relief Garden Committee
Playground Commission
MCA
Deaths in Cedar Rapids Area Reported in Obituary Notices
Obituary notices list Mrs Ma de Myers Cress of 1905 Park Avenue SE and several others dying in Cedar Rapids area. Details cover births in North Liberty and Norway, marriages to E Cress, and survivors including spouses, children, siblings, and mothers. Services are scheduled at Gaffney and Moore chapel with burial at Cedar Memorial park. Other notices mention William Rigel, Mrs Anna M Howard, Mrs Betty Swett, and Benjamin P Burdin with service times and burial locations.
Burial Plan Follows Day In Charge Of Rev. Ward
Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery. The services are to be led by the Rev. Frank Ward, with details of the day in charge to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ward
Oak Hill Cemetery
Elaine Happel Died After Brief Illness At Atkins
Elaine Marie Happel five year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs Theodore Happel died at 12 55 p m Wednesday after a brief illness. She leaves her parents three brothers Richard 12 Paul 8 Alfred 7 and sister Helen 11 months. Grandmother Mrs Paul Clausen of Dexter Iowa also survives. Services will be held Friday at 1 30 p m and 2 p m at St Stephens Lutheran church Atkins with Rev Mr Rickels officiating burial in St Stephens cemetery Atkins. Friends may call at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma.de Myers Cress
Park Avenue
North Liberty
John W Myers
Iowa City Academy
University of Iowa
Denver Conservatory of Music
E Cress
Cedar Rapids
Emma Myers
Ernest Myers
O P. Myers
C. O Myers
Iowa City
M. E. Swords
Eldon
Ralph C Myers
Salem Mo
Mary Myers
St Paul's Methodist Church
Cedar
Order of the Eastern Star
Gaffney and Moore Chapel
A A Brooks
St Paul
Anna M Howard
John B Howard
H L Manville
Furst Avenue
Norway
Tranois
Manville
John Manville
Mina Jensen
N F Hansep
Santa Ana
Beatty Chapel
William M. Evans
E. W Brown
Oak Hill Cemetery
Elaine Happel
Elaine Marie
Theodore Happel
R.F.D
Richard
Paul
Alfred
Helen
Paul Clausen
Dexter
Iowa
St Stephens’ Lutheran Church
Atkins
Rickels
St. Stephen's Cemetery
Linn county Launches New Work Relief Program
Linn county begins a new work relief program proposed by the state relief department and approved by the county board. The effort starts at 1 pm Wednesday with two CWA projects resuming. Shockey Hill grading on Thirtyeth Street SE near Marion and Riverside Road work restart under city and federal coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
State Relief Department
Linn County Board of Supervisors
CWA
Shockey Hill
Marion
Riverside
F E Young
Alles Wallen
Des Moines
Wallen
Board of Supervisors
Ed Miller Leaves Police to Take Federal Regulatory Post
Ed L. Miller, long with the bureau of prohibition in the Department of Justice, is named regulative inspector for the Bureau of Industrial Alcohol at the Treasury. His duties begin in Cedar Rapids after taking an oath in St. Paul, with past service in Des Moines noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed L. Miller
Bureau of Prohibition
Department of Justice
Bureau of Industrial Alcohol
United States Treasury Department
Miller
St. Paul
Cedar Rapids
Prohibition Bureau
Dan Kruidenter
Public Safety
Police Department
Robert Hopwood
Hopwood
Kruidenter
Des Moines
Beer sale permits granted in Troy Mills and Fairfax
The Troy Mills and Fairfax visors granted class B beer sale permits Tuesday to Pearl Bragon of Troy Mills and to Charles J. Dvorak and Mrs. Emma Boland, both of Fairfax, under new county authority for plat ted villages and towns platted before January 1 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Pearl Bragon
Troy Mills
Charles J. Dvorak
Emma Boland
Fairfax
County Board
Will Rogers on Baseball and National Fame
Santa Monica California editorial reflects on opening baseball season and the U S national game status. It argues Congress should improve while baseball stands as the nation’s symbol, contrasting other sports as leisurely pursuits and stressing baseball’s solitary value after play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Washington
Congress
Oolagah
Okla
Giants
Will
Jury Frees Dairyman Over Bottles Case
Cedar Rapids dairyman Russell Davis was acquitted of using another firm Milo Vondracek bottles in violation of state law. The jury deliberated 30 minutes after a prosecution led by M J Hand. witnesses included Vondracek and Hand. Defense argued bottle reuse was common and unavoidable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jury
Dairyman
Russell Davis
Cedar Rapids
Milo Vondraceck
Court of Justice
A. S. Reed
Davis
M J Hand
Dairy and Foods Division
State Department of Agriculture
Vondracek
Hand
William Pfautz
Harry
G. F. Leitsinger
P. T. Aker
John M. Sigmund
Jack Russell
J. H. York
James Fandrey
Greene
Department of Agriculture
Herbert Pratt
John Haddy
Louis Pisney
H. M. Leacox
W. F. Brown
G. F. Hanson
George P. Sutcliff
Roy Bindler
E. S. Williams
Carl Rawson
Frank Klinger
F. D. Pettit
A. Whiting
Herman Messinius
Tom Dowd
H. T. Buckton
Notice of Appointment Executrix in Linn County Iowa
Notice is given that Adeline Kinkead was appointed and qualified as Executrix of the estate of Jesse E Kinkead in Linn County Iowa on April 17 1934. The Executrix requests all residents with claims against the estate to present them duly authenticated to the Clerk of Linn County District Court. Fred W Hann is the attorney for the executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Jesse E Kinkead
Derraerd AN
Linn County, Iowa
Adeline Kinkead
Fred W. Hann
Cedar Rapids National Bank Claims Notice
Treasury Department notice to creditors of The Cedar Rapids National Bank that all claims must be presented with proof to Robert S. Cook Receiver within three months from February 2, 1934 or be disallowed. JF T O'CONNOR
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, D. C
Cedar Rapids National Bank
Cedar Rapids
Robert S. Cook
JF T O'Connor
Folgers Mountain Grown Coffee From Central America Flavor
Folger sells mountain grown Central American coffee described as rare and rich with a mellow tang. The ad touts unique volcanic soil and high altitude for distinctive flavor, vacuum tins preserve freshness, and claims economical use with a smaller measure per cup. It urges viewers to ask grocer for Tingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central America
Folger
Folger’s
Folger Coffee Company
Kansas
Funeral services for Wesley Pancratz infant
Funeral services were held at Zion Evangelical church for Wesley Alan Pancratz infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pancratz. He was born October 8 1933 near Lowden and died of an intestinal infection developed into peritonitis after hospitalization in Cedar Rapids. Survived by parents grandparents and great grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Rigel
Hamilton Street
Leo
Cedar Rapids
Ungar Wincece
Ely
Alfred
Oldrich
Solon
Anthony
Wenell
Frank
Barnes Kan
Marvy Waverka
Shueyville
Joseph Hudriik
Hollywood
Finma
Edward
Lowden
Wesley Alan Pancratz
Raymond Pancratz
Zion Evangelical Church
F. J. Abele
Joe Mostaert
Toronto
Gerald Wickel
Richard Mensing
Raymond Strackbein
Peri
Dressmaking ad hints at tailor available
Classified fragment urges readers to see section 9 in the Want Ads for dressmaking services. The terse notice implies a tailor or dressmaker offers work, prompting inquiries.
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Craven
Renn
2Nd St. SE
Cedar Rapida
St SF
Mason City
Neraska St
Sinx City
Gana Ave
A's
Williams
Pau Mite
Mkitee Nip Tle
Avei
Witluami
Regus
Pat
Prof. Lantz
Sebow
O. E. Cress
William Rigel
Janeba and Brosh
Frank Pokorny
Bohemian National Cemeten Friends
Mrs
Anna Mr. Howard
Betty Swett
Alfred Swett
Second Avenue SE
Sheas
Dorothy
Arthur Safely
Robert
Mildred
Glenn Plattenberger
Lisbon
Clarabelle Smith
Muscatine
Burtal
Benjamin P. Burdin
Benjamin P Burdin
Sixth Avenue SE
Forest Ind
Bert
Blanche
Tinos
Ed Miller
Grant Beer Sale
Will Rogers
Copsricht
Sally
Sam
Ned
Pye
Mary
Heaven
Sake ,Saory ME
Neo
AJ da, Mase
Central Ami
MR Grooks
WOW
San Francisco
Rogers
Adventures of
Budy and
Jane
Broadway
NBC
New York
Craemer’s
First Avenue
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