Holiday Farmers Guests of Labor
Twenty five Linn County Farmers Holiday Association members attended a Federation of Labor meeting as guests. AC Clark of Marion and Glen Hee Jan of Center Point spoke urging closer cooperation between the groups. Labor delegates criticized the board of supervisors while both sides noted shared interests and growing understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Labor
Linn County
Farmers Holiday Association
Federation
Marion AC
BG. A. Clark
Marion
Glen Hee Jan
Center Point
Hoglan
Clark
Center Paint
Board of Supervisors
County hearing cites missed CG funds and wage doubts
A Linn county session assessed failure to tap all available R F CG funds. The discussion included using 30-cent hourly bricklayers and the possibility of raising R FC wages to 40 cents, though funds were judged insufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F CG
Linn County
R FC
Ellis Golf Course Opens This Saturday Season Details Released
Ellis Golf Course to open Saturday noon with limited operations. Rates set at 23 cents on weekdays and 43 cents on Saturdays Sundays and holidays. Season tickets priced at 3 dollars. Course repainted and seasonal staff assignments listed with Joe Stoddard as club house presider and George Buchanan as starter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elis Park
Stefar Park
Stefan
Joe Stoddard
Notice of Return of Assessment and Board of Equalization
The city announces the return of assessment for state county and city purposes Cedar Rapids Iowa with the Board of Equalization hearing dates. Personal property real property and new erections since prior assessment are to be included and adjusted if needed. Citizens firms or associations may appear before the board to have assessments revised. Published in The Cedar Rapids Gazette April 28 29 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owatiy
Cedar Rapids
Eaua
Wwe
Board of Equalization
Iowa
Stepanek
Attest L J. Storey
Legion Auxilary meeting opens county session in Marion
Sixty five members from Central City Marion Clarence Mount Vernon Fairfax Ely Coggan Walker Center Point Cedar Rapids and Chicago attended the county meeting in the Marion library. Mrs HEL Haegs Cedar Rapids led the session with color guard and addresses of welcome by Mrs Reeder Elmer Kudrie Mayor Purour and Mrs J W Fexstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Central City
Marion
Clarence
Mount Vernon
Fairfax Ely
Coggan Walker
Dan Bruidemer
Cedar Rapids
Mary Hines Chapain
Gaive
Luar Truhler
Ely
Joe Reeder
Elmer Kudrie
John Purour
J. W Fexstein
Wuey Walker
G M Kendall
Harriett Evans
American Legion Auxiliary
Iowa
Esther Thompson
Harlan Briggs
Lisbon
Marion School Notes Highlight Student Honor Roll
Lincoln report shows 198 of 318 pupils were neither absent nor tardy in six week period. Honor roll lists students by grade, with Thelma Hyde through Dorothy Wayne named across fourth to eighth grades. Assembly program details include music, readings, and solo performances led by Mass Rose Wilcox and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Mann
Sherman Fontaine
Richard
Campbell
Helen Campbell
Pearl Campbell
Springville
Patricia Peck
Jows Falls
Emerson
Jojo
Irvin Foard
FP. S. Paisley
Zella Mae Fenton
Sam Fulkerson
Norma Biddick
Roberta Saunders
Bruce Phillips
Nolan Nelson
Helen Biddick
Hilmar Christianson
Gordon Rahn
June Milner
Lois Leidigh
Jean Rae Wells
Virginia Fairley
Anna Mae Nollsch
Barbara Fitzgerald
Bonnie Carey
Jeane Bowdish
Hazel Cooney
Lenore Layer
Kathryn McElwain
John Fry
Rose Hines
Arnold Whittier
Joe Dumbalton
Salome Waters
Thelma Hyde
Mildred Kindig
Ben Strait
Charles Birmingham
Mary Balster
Barbara Clay
Harold Miller
Donald Beadle
Earl Davin
Harry Dunlap
Maxine Brooks
Grace Donovan
Catherine Peckosh
Richard Russey
Lucille Cone
Mary Ellen Granger
Lillian Ann Harding
Reta Knapp
Jean Leiding
Eunice Mershon
Genevieve Oakley
Anna Marie Sullivan
Robert Hense
Barbara Clark
Margarette Collier
Phyllis Freeman
Lil-lian Harlan
Harrilee Kindig
Alice McGowan
Ruth Pearson
Betty Wallace
Thomas Hart
Verle Breed Mass Rose Wilcox
Paul Popejoy
Margaret Collier
Mary Booze
Leola Gonsales
John Shirley
Robert McConaughy
Seven
Richard Little
Mear Hanson
James Bleakly Linn County Pioneer Dies at 72
James Bleakly longtime Linn county resident died at his Marion home after a stroke. He was born in 1859 in Fermanagh Ireland and came to the United States in 1883. He farmed at West Prairie then moved to Marion where he served as overseer of the poor and active in the Old Settlers and Methodist church community. He is survived by a daughter Lillian and a son William. Funeral Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Marion Methodist Church with burial in Blodgett cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bleakly
Linn County
Eighth Avenue
Mr. Bleakly
Fermanagh
Ieeland
United States
Rock Island County
Mary Jane Dwire
Lillian
William
Bleakly
West Prairie
Spring Grove Township
Marion
Old Settler's Association
Methodist Church
Wiliam
David Blenkly
Robert Bleakly
Storm Lake
Warren Bleakly
John M. Walters
Blodgett Cemetery
Central City
Lim’s Best Club Formed with Local Officers Named
A new Four-H club organized at Mrs. C. B. F. Michel’s home with Miss Gladys Adams assisting. The Lim’s Best club names include leader Ione Hanson and officers Dorothy Wetzel president Callie Hagerman vice president Carrie Hanson secretary Betty Rhinehart treasurer Eleanor Hanson news reporter Jean Frazee historian. Members present include Eleanor Hanson Cal rie Hagerman Dorothy Wetzel Betty Rhinehart Pauline Blackford Virginia Stevenson Isabelle Atwater Dorothy Fillmore Carrie Hanson Florence Wetzel and Ione Hanson. A May 4 meeting is planned at Dorothy Fillmore’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. F. Michel
Gladys Adams
Lim
Ione Hanson
Dorothy Wetzel
Callie Hagerman
Carrie Hanson
Betty Rhinehart
Eleanor Hanson
Jean Frazee
Wrestling Match Headlines at Monticello Show
J J Coakley reports on a wrestling card where Bear defeated Petrusch in seven minutes and forty five seconds. Mrs C R Oxley won first prize with Mrs James Pringle second. Marion attendees included Gene Miller and several Gibson, Smith, Heffron, Koppenhaver and Diederich. The Davenport district Methodist youth conference gathers at the Davenport church with 9am registration and luncheon at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Coakley
C. R. Oxley
James Pringle
Jimmy Bear
Johnny Petrusch
Monticello
Bear
Petrusch
Marion
Gene Miller
W. G. Koppenhaver
Dick Diederich
Kenneth Gibson
Hobart Gibson
LeRoy Smith
Frank Heffron
Methodist Church
Davenport
Landon Declines Proclamation for President's Day
Governor Alf Landon of Kansas declined to issue a proclamation designating next Sunday as President's Day, saying the nation’s leaders need the prayers of the people in these serious times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Alf Landon
Kansas
Notice for Appointment of Receiver in Linn County Court
In the District Court of Town in Linn county May term 1933 F A Briden Frank E Krider and E H Svoboda plaintiffs v Cedar Rapids Sash and Door company defendant You are notified the clerk has on file petition for appointment of a receiver hearing set for nine o clock A M May 1 1933 at the Court House in the County You may appear and state reasons against appointment otherwise the prayer will be granted Co W Bingham attorney for plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Linn County
F.A. Briden
Frank E. Krider
E. H. Svoboda
Aintiffs
Cedar Rapids Sash and Door Company
Said
Co. W. Bingham
Unclear OCR snippet with coin and price codes
Fragmentary text shows numbers and currency codes likely from a catalog or price list. No identifiable people, places, or events are readable to establish a news item.
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Folda’s
Cash & Carry Grocery
16Th Ave
Pipal
Nash's
Sunkist
MT. Vernon Ave
Zelezny Market
A. Ma
Monarch
16Th Ave. W
Wilson
Shankless
Dial
Marion News
Legion Auxiliary
J T Gallivan
Sixth Avenue
Cornerstones Society of the Presbyterian Church
Kensington
L. A. Klump
W. D. Shank
Ben Sears
Grandma
Bernard Ringland
Robert Newlin
Jack Price
Evelyn Johnson
Sale
Jeanne Sheldon
Nora
Martha Jane Snell
Betty Monte
Lillian Harlan
Mideastern Baptist Young People’s
Muscatine
Raymond Eckhardt
Ida Patschke
Clara Bills
Faye Berger
Mabel Coon
Richard A. Crew
Virginia
Perry
C. G. Schultz
Central Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Lloyd Coakley
The
University of Iowa
Mrs
J. G Thomas Thursday
J T. Grayston
Lincoln
Linn
Mother's Club
Robert Hess
Sixth Street
Forest Blackford
B. E. Crawford
John Lines
Edwin Beadle
Harley Bowser
Fred Lutz
J. S. Burnett
South
Arthur DeGarmo
Seattle, Wash
George Barnaske, Sr
Beverly Lutz
Harry Schulz
Marengo
James Harley
John Coakley
Chicago
Cleo Farrell
Lake Forest
Ill
Coakley
Louis Dyrland
George Dyrland
Harold Peck
Iowa Falls
J. C. Fulkerson
Seventh Day Church of God
Ninth Avenue
George Michel
Mabel Nelson
L. L. L. Club
Gail Anderson
Max Voris
Shellsburg
F. J. Sherman
Myers -Sherman Co. of
Albert Hanscom
Hher
B. B. Hanscom
Minneapolis
Diana Fret Club
J. J. Ives
Frank Patek
Riverside Feed Mill
11Th Avenue SE
Wilson’s
Polehna Bros
Sixteenth Ave
Fress
Link Sausage
Hiome
Wieners
Bologna
Electrolux
ODLY
Ordi
Nary Eit
Cedar Rapids Gas CO
James Murray
Jay Atz
Florence Curtain
Balster Furniture Co
Marion, Iowa
Boston
Marion ‘'$ Bargain Center
Nunn-Bush Oxfords
Sigfred
the Gazette
Pure Tomato
Folger
Johnson
Robb Ross
New England
Chase and Sanborn
del Monte G. B
Lic
Idaho Russell
Lipton
Ois
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