Real Estate Talks Link Ads and Marriages in Market Cycles
A Chicago realtor and a St Louis analyst urged eastern Iowa realtors to use newspaper advertising as a key driver in real estate activity. They described 14 year cycles in housing, foreclosures, rents, values and marriage rates, noting marriage trends influence demand more than population. Des Moines official Harry H Crenshaw spoke at a luncheon closing the session, with about fifty attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. John Burge
Chicago
Delbert S. Wenzlick
St. Louis
Iown
Cedar Rapids
Florida
Wenzlick
Real Estate Analysis, Inc
National Association
Mr. Wenzlick
Harry H. Crenshaw
Des Moines
Real Estate Commission
Tama Man Jumps Fence But Fails To Escape From Federal Agents
Robert Hazard of Tama, 34, waived to the federal grand jury on charges of illegal transportation and possession of liquor. Bond set at 500 dollars. arrested in Toledo after leaving his car with two gallons of alcohol. He jumped a fence attempting escape but was captured by Agent Ed Miller. car confiscated. A note mentions many Russian vessels on hunting expeditions in Northern waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hazard
Tama
United States
Don Hutchison
Hazard
Toledo
Ed Miller
Accused Bank Robbery Accomplice Faces Hearing
A hearing is set in Justice G. S. Lightner's court Friday at 9 a.m. for W. E. Collins aged 43 of 1637 F Avenue NE. Collins, arrested in Chicago, stands charged as an accomplice in a March 20 United State Bank holdup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. S. Lightner
W. E. Collins
F Avenue NE
United State Bank
Collins
Chicago
Leadership course for Catholic men starts Thursday
The elementary leadership training for Catholic men in Boy Scouts begins Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Knights of Columbus rooms 31515 First Avenue E. Carroll C. Thomas is in charge with about twenty five enrolled. Fred D. Condon assists as deputy scout commissioner. The course aims to start Scout troops in Catholic parishes next fall with sessions in Camp Waubee and K of C rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
First Avenue
Carroll C. Thomas
Cedar Rapids
Camp Waubeek
K. of C
Fred D. Condon
Mr. Thomas
College leaders to meet in Chicago May 3
President Harry M. Gage of Coe College will speak at a Midwest liberal arts meeting in Chicago on May 3. Deans presidents and executives from colleges of liberal arts will discuss financial problems facing the college field with speakers including Dr. Alfred Parker of Hanover College and Dr. Irving Maurer of Beloit College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Gage
Coe College
Lberal Arts
Middle West
Chicago
Alfred Parker
Hanover College
Hanover
Ind
Irving Maurer
Beloit College
Beloit
Wis
O Brine Will Talk Birds At Scout Cabin Saturday
Sam O Brine deputy game warden will give a 30 minute talk on birds and wildlife at the Kenwood Scout cabin Saturday at 1 30 p m All Boy Scouts of the city and others are invited After the discussion troop 8 of the Ken wood PTA led by Rex Emry will play troop 20 sponsored by The Cedar Rapids Gazette led by Gerald Tower
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam O'Brine
Kenwood
Boy Scouts
Mr. O’brine
Parent-Teacher Association
Rex Emry
Cedar Rapids
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A 1933 poem contrasts money with true worth. It argues aristocracy lies in character, courage, and kindness rather than wealth or possessions. It laments material judgment and praises grace, thoughtfulness, and steadfast virtue as eternal proof of worth.
We Pay Highest Cash Price for Old Gold
We offer top cash for old gold and urge locals not to sell to out-of-town bidders. Licitors pay about half of our offered price. we buy at a much better rate for customers in this area.
Quick Relief Projects Eyeed For Unemployment Funds
City council explores swift uses for RFC funds including a Country Club Heights water main dike protection for Stumptown and riprap on the municipal island. County Supervisors could transport rock from North Western quarry to shore where it would prevent further washout. Labor paid with RFC money would boost local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club Heights
Burgus
Stumptown
R. F.C
Unemployment Relief Committee Reports Expenditures
Total expenditures reached 75 611 41 by Tuesday close per a Wednesday noon report to the distribution committee. Men's payrolls were 56 268 60, women 13 670 82, with 5 671 99 for office supplies clerical help poor relief transient relief medical aid federal tax on checks and miscellaneous expense. Two thousand one hundred thirteen men and two hundred thirty two women were employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unemployment Relief Committee
Distribution Committee
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local Happenings
Local items note Miss Viola Stastny of Ely undergoing appendicitis surgery at Mercy hospital. Others report backfire igniting a car carburetor owned by H T Stevenson at 1732 Fifth avenue SE with fire crews responding. City notices include Krebs Dairy Foods permitted to erect stores at 1112 C Street SW and 1202 Ellis Boulevard NW. Col C F Leonard of St Paul spoke to Linn county reserve officers at the Elks club dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Stastny of
Ely
Mercy Hospital
H. T. Stevenson
Fifth Avenue SE
Krebs Dairy Foods
C Street
Ellis Boulevard
C. F. Leonard
St. Paul, Minn
Linn County Reserve Officers Chapter
Elks Club
Col. Leonard
Arrest of Kenneth Wall on assault warrant at 8 p.m.
Kenneth Wall of 208 Third Street NW was arrested at 8 p.m. Tuesday by police on a warrant charging assault and battery. Issued by Justice G. S. Lightner on information filed by Neva Wall, estranged wife. Wall furnished a $100 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Wall
Third Street NW
G. S. Lightner
Neva Wall
Wall
Garden and Insurance Displays Highlight Library Week
The public library features two special exhibits this week a gardeners display with garden books and seed catalogs for vegetables and flowers and a display for those interested in insurance.
Wonders of the World Crossword Clues
A full grid of horizontal clues and vertical clues lists terms for a world knowledge crossword. Entries include common nouns and references such as place features, weapons, directions, animals, and constellations. Answers hinge on standard definitions and cross-letter confirmation across the puzzle.
Cedar Rapids printer Oam Snouffer honored by city history
Obituary notes Oam Snouffer pioneer printer in Cedar Rapids and longtime leader in local unions. He worked at the Torch Press and Churchill Drug plant, with a brief Cedar Rapids business in the Kimball building. He served as elder and Sunday school superintendent in English Lutheran church. Survived by wife, a brother Joshua J and sister Matilda Snouffer. daughter Mary Catherine preceded him. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Beatty chapel. Linwood cemetery burial.
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Run & Press
Cedar Rapids
Republican
The
Sioux Falls
S. C
Torch Press
Two Held For Reckless Driving In Near Miss Incident
Albert F. Parkin and Harlan Johnson, both jailed on reckless driving charges, with bonds set at 101.75 each. Parkin flagged down near the Milwaukee tracks after crossing in front of a switch engine and ignoring a stop sign held by F. E. Wilber. Irlene Murphy fined for disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert F. Parkin
Eighth Avenue SE
Harlan Johnson
Iowa City
Irlene Murphy
Johnston
Parkin
First Street
Milwaukee Tracks
F. E. Wilber
Second Street
Fiagman
Wilber
Sessions of Local Presbytery Begin
The Cedar Rapids Presbytery opens with a devotional service led by Rev. EB Wykle and a sermon by moderator Rev. Abral Alyea at Westminster church. An evening address by Rev. I Berg er on religious education follows. Thursday includes talks by Dr. L M Boozer and Dr. Walter Barlow. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Berger
Dubuque Seminary
Cedar Rapids
Westminster Presbyterian Church
EB. J. Wykle
Abral Alyea
Center Junction
L. M. Boozer
Ames
Synodical Executive
Walter Barlow
Collegiate Presbyterian Church
Charles Roy Named Head of Food and Auto Ad Dept
Charles C. Roy, longtime Advertising solicitor, is appointed manager of food and automotive advertising for The Cedar Rapids Gazette. The change takes effect Wednesday, April 19, and reflects his extensive experience in newspaper advertising and his broad ties to retail and wholesale sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Roy
Dept. OF the Gazette
Charles C. Roy
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Roy
Hates All Women Because Shallow Girl Jilted Him
Mary Manners offers advice to a reader who laments being ditched by a shallow girlfriend. The column urges the man to widen his view beyond moneyed dating and notes many women value character over wealth. Readers respond debating gold-digger stereotypes and the idea of an ideal partner.
County Dry Forces to Organize at Linn County Meeting
Nearly 200 citizens will meet Thursday evening in the Coe college chapel to form a Linn county organization opposing the repeal of the Eighteenth amendment. Dr. Walter Barlow will speak on facing a common foe and the Coe band will open at 7 30 with a half hour concert. Charles Penningroth will preside and permanent county officers will be elected after organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Coe
College Chapel
Walter Barlow
Collegiate Presbyterian Church of
Ames
Coe Band
Charles Penningroth
Cedar Rapids
Lay-down Small Slam Hints From Viennese Card Skills
The article retells a contract bridge hand where South declares a heart slam and a kibitzer notes the lay-down nature of the play. The dealer is South with vulnerability, and the given cards include high and suited sequences that suggest an optimal squeeze or strip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klein
South
Hearts
Kibitzer’s Brisk Hand Analysis Prompts Bridge Question
Analyzing a hand, a kibitzer advocates the winning approach to a small slam by exhausting trumps and avoiding a risky diamond finesse. The column ends with a bridge question: Should North respond 3 0 with a hand of 3QJ108654 973 10875 and an answer of Yes, bidding one spade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kibitzer
West
South
North
Jean Wallace Hurt In Roller Skating Incident
Jean Wallace daughter of the Secretary of Agriculture was slightly injured while roller skating in Washington on Tuesday. X rays showed no broken bones though she had bruises and cuts. Officials in Derry Ireland refused to receive a delegation seeking to barter services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
LLP
Jean Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Derry
Ireland
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Kneip & Bowen
First Avenue E
Fresh Jacks
Baldridge
Dr. Gage
Edgar A. Guest
Sam Lee
Jeweler
1St Ave. E
Iowa
R. PF. C
Coats Barber Shop
Third Avenue SE
McKinney
First Evangelical
Cedar Rapids’ Typesetting Company
Mullin
Higley
Central Park
al Brown
Tenth Street SE
First Christian
Bruce
Vaclav Kobylak
H Street
W. H. Anderson
M. G. Barrett
Davenport
Harold Smith
A Avenue NE
E. D. McCoy
M. J. Thompson
E. J. North
Merchants National Bank
Babylon
Oam Snouffer
City Pioneer
Mount Auburn
Mount Auburn High School
Lois Gingrich
Marjorie Wiese
Loretta Bevins
Erma Hill
Donald Kruckenberg
John Healy
Holland Grimm
Floyd Darland
City of
Sach City
Lake Avenue
12Th Street
Center Point Road
Ee Scene
Ees
Seeesee
L J. Storey
Maude M Krebs
Flagman
Mary Manners
Gince
Jim
Miss Manners
Buddy
Agatha
Sophia
Dry Forces
Josephine Culbertson
DAT
Culbertson
East
Oxldol
van Camp
Paramount Theatre
CT Ptts
Puritan
M. J. B. JR. Coffee
Sunkist
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Jersey
Chilt Concarne
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