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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1939

Page

8

Clubs Form Flying Groups To Buy Planes In Cedar Rapids

The article shows Cedar Rapids pilots forming flying clubs to jointly purchase and operate light ships. Members, including AR Collins and Flying Feds post office workers, invest and share running costs, planning weekend trips to Wisconsin Minnesota and Chicago. The clubs aim to reduce travel time and costs, with plans for future travel and events.

Cedar Rapids Collins Minnesota Wisconsin Dakotas Michigan Ar’ R Collins Sixth Avenue SE Collins Radio Company Feds Mitchell O'Keefe Chicago Bender Texas Camp Sumner Foster Country Club Parkway Jim Seely Parkcourt SE Walton Keller University of Iowa Walton A. Keller Oakland Avenue NE Foster Penick and Ford Harvard Harvard Flying Club Seely Cedar Rapids Engineering Company Sumner Ben Roswell Camp Eldred Bender D. L. O'Keefe Walton Kellar Art Collins Alex J. Mitchell Keller Cemp Flying Feds

Editor Gurley Dies in Kansas City Heart Attack

George A. Gurley, renowned editor and publisher of the Packer and the Produce Packer, died of a heart attack in Kansas City. The obituary notes his influence in agricultural journalism and his leadership of the trade papers for decades.

Kansas City INS George A. Gurley Packer

Tropical Bulbs Brighten Borders For Summer Gardens

A gardener recommends hardy tropical bulbs for mid summer borders. Zephyranthus, Montbrellas, tigridia, and tuberous begonias thrive with winter cellar storage. The article notes sun or shade needs, soil tips, companion plantings, and decor with irises, calla lilies, and rambling vines.

More rain falls in London districts north of river than south

Rainfall data show higher totals in districts north of the Thames compared with southern areas. Measurements indicate appreciable precipitation across multiple boroughs, with notable totals in the northern districts.

London

Walter Chrysler’s rise from oil wiper to auto titan

Profile of Walter P. Chrysler tracing his beginnings as an oil wiper in Ellis Kansas in 1892 to his rise as a major industrialist. The piece highlights his self made path through transportation roles, early hands on car tinkering, leadership at Buick Willys Overland and his 1924 founding of his own company. It notes his health, physique and belief in confidence and demand as drivers of prosperity.

Chrysler Wamego Kan Ellis New York Lansing Mich John L Lewis Lewis Detroit Walter P. Chrysler Dodge Brothers Chrysler Corporation William Chrysler Upper Canada Dominion Smith Chicago and Great Western Railroad Oelwein Iowa Buick Motor Car Company Willys-Overland

Suspend Firm As Livestock Dealer In Chicago

Washington reports the department of agriculture will suspend Sachs Brothers of Chicago for one year as livestock dealers under the Packers and Stockyards Act. The action, effective May 2, follows evidence from a public hearing that the firm counterfeited scale tickets.

Washington LLP Department of Agriculture Sachs Brothers of Chicago Packers and Stockyards Act

Court House News Briefs Include Car Crash Suit and Divorce Filings

Court records show Matthew S Bintner A J Bintner and Mary L Bintner named in a 403 31 note case filed by Students Fund of Coe College. Harry Oversen sues Roy Van Bowser and E E Bowser for 5000 personal injury from a farm tractor collision near Springdale on Sept 12 1938. Judge H C Ring set May 1 at 9 am for a property examination of June M DeNio and E W DeNio as Lynch holds a 3797 Wright County judgment balance. Divorce actions include Evelyn E Carlson versus Don A Carlson filed for cruel and inhuman treatment with custody sought, Jane Lawson versus Sylven E Lawson and Ioa Achenbach versus Lloyd Achenbach with custody and name restoration requests.

Matthew S. Bintner A. J. Bintner Mary L. Bintner Coe College Harry Oversen Roy van Bowser E E. Bowser Oversen Springdale P H Lynch H. C. Ring M DeNio E. W. DeNio Lynch Wright County Evelyn E. Carlson Don A Carlson Dubuque Jane Lawson Sylven E. Lawson Morrison, Ill Ioa Achenbach Lloyd Achenbach Grundy Center Lawson Carlson Evelyn E. Wells

Lien action by Ideal Food Products dismissed in Texas case

A lien action filed in April by Ideal Food Products claiming a superior lien under an attachment and writ was dismissed before Judge H C Ring. The claim targeted property of Silver Brands Inc with L J McFaddin listed as the principal operator in the petition.

Ideal Food Products Company H C. Ring Silver Brands, Inc L. J MccFaddin

Motion for new trial in fox ranch contract suit

Judge H D Evans in Iowa City overruled the plaintiff Earl George doing business as the Ideal Silver Fox ranch in a 2950 contract suit against Allied Mills Inc and J E Craig. A jury returned a directed verdict for the defendants after trial work here March 30 1937. Plaintiff alleged loss of certain foxes.

Earl George Allied Mills, Inc J. E. Craig H. D. Evans Iowa City

Williams Land Company Incorporates in Cedar Rapids

Articles of incorporation filed with County Recorder Dempsy Jones establish the Williams Land company of Cedar Rapids. Authorized capital stock is $27,000 with officers Verna E. Rittenhouse president, Charlotte S. Pool vice president, Stewart Holmes secretary, Robert C. Moody treasurer, and Edith Crapo director from Kalamazoo.

Williams Land Company Cedar Rapids Dempsy Jones Verna E. Rittenhouse Monona Charlotte S. Pool Topeka Kan Stewart Holmes Robert C. Moody Edith Crapo Kalamazoo Mich

Sokol Gymnastic Demonstration Is Event Of Tonight

Sokol association at Woodrow Wilson high school offers its annual review of gymnastic work since 1873. Frank Machovsky instructors and Misses V Berdecny and E Lorenc provide accompaniments. Program includes living pictures, vaulting, fencing, drills, parallel bars, calisthenics, and special drills, with curtain at 8.

Woodrow Wilson High School Sokol Association Sokol Frank Machovsky V. Berdecny E Lorenc School of Pyramids

Czech Reading Society schedules events and May meetings

The Czech Reading society offers a 2 p.m. program at the Bohemian school with V E Vane’s pen piece Shine Upon Me Golden Sunlight and songs by Mrs Marie Kopecky-Beals, followed by a business meeting. May 13 hosts the Z C B pout festival, while Sokolice Renata Tyrsova plans a Mother's Day observance next Friday. Rehearsals for Za Hokynarskym Krae men are underway for May 7, Ben Miska directing. The Czech Singing society meets Monday 7 p.m. Progresive lodge banquet set for May 5 at 6 30 p.m. The C A drill team will initiate sixty new members May 19 at Vining. Czech school board meets Thursday 7 30 p.m. Prokop Velky lodge meets next Sunday at 9 a.m.

The Czech Reading Society Bohemian V. E. Vane Marie Kopecky-Beals Memebers Sokolice Renata Tyrsova

National Tire Tread Co Leases New HQ Building

National Tire Tread Co Inc owner L F Lincoln relocating from Quincy Ill takes a three year lease on 207 Second Avenue SW owned by John W Messner. Possession June 1. Frank L Martin vice president and C E Fleury secretary treasurer of Martin Roasa Tractor and Equipment Co. lease arranged through Malcolm V Bolton and Co. The former Charlie's Service Garage will host the sales and service HQ.

National Tire Tread Company, Inc L. F. Lincoln Quincy, Ill Second Avenue John W. Messner Frank L Martin Martin Roasa Tractor and Equipment Company Isice C &E. Fleury Charlie’s Service Malcolm V. Bolton

Kentuckians Increase Gasoline Use by 4.67 Million Gallons

Kentuckians consumed 4,670,000 more gallons of gasoline in 1938 than in 1937, reflecting a notable rise in fuel use across the state.

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