Farewell Picnic Near Marengo For Minneapolis Couple
A Thursday farewell picnic on Isaac Scott’s farm west of Marengo gathered friends including Mr and Mrs Vincent Thomas of Minneapolis who were departing Cedar Rapids after a long stay. Attending were Mr and Mrs Oscar Hauskins of North English, Mr and Mrs Ed Martin of Marengo, the Mur dock family, Kasner family, Scheurs families of Cedar Rapids, and Isaac Scott. Also present were Mr and Mrs Walter E Newcomb of Madison visiting the Rev and Mrs W G McCrory at 606 Second Street SW, Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Scott
Marengo
Vincent Thomas
Minneapolis
Cedar Rapids
Oscar Hauskins
North English
Ed Martin
D. D. Murdock
M. L. Kasner
W. H. Scheurs
C.H. Scheurs
Mccrory
Walter E. Newcomb
Madison
Wis
W. G. Mc‘Crory
Second Street
Devil Toasted Chicken Sandwiches
Instructions describe mixing chicken celery and mayonnaise for filling, spreading on bread slices, layering, trimming crusts, slicing in halves, and toasting. Also notes tuna and tomato filling variations with cream cheese and salad dressing, plus bread prep and assembly steps.
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Ares Sangich Lostet
Sr Snis
Soren
Aunt Het Quips About Garden Life in Summer
Aunt Het jokes that Eve grew weary of the Garden in summer with two bugs of every kind and no screen, delivering a colorful quip about weather and pests.
Auxiliary officials with convention chairmen meet in Ames
Mrs. George W Prichard the state president of the American Legion auxiliary and Mrs M Myrton Shelley the department secretary arrived Friday and confer with local leaders today about plans for the state convention to open Tuesday. Honor Miss Paulsen Mary Christensen and Mrs R G Hawkins hosted a picnic supper at 1931 First Avenue East for Miss Martha Paulsen who will be married soon. Mrs A M Spicher and daughter Marion return Saturday from an eight week Colorado trip. In Ames Mr Leo Patten and son Leo Gordon are visiting Mrs Patten's mother for a few weeks.
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Collins
John H. Collins
Third Street
Muriel Collins
Nisswa
Minn
S. J. Menary
Ninth Street
Nadine
Alma Turachek
Bernice Minor
L. R. Harrier
Laf- Lot
George W. Prichard
Onawa
American Legion Auxiliary
M.myrton Shelley
Des Moines
L. P. Lyman
Leo J. Duster
Miss Paulsen
J. D. Hawkins
Mary Christensen
R. G
Hawkins
Avenue E
Martha Paulsen
Colorado
M. Spicher
B Avenue
Miss Marion
Ames
Leo Patten
Hinkley Avenue
Leo Gordon
Mr. Patten
Bullet-Riddled Shirt Remains Symbol of 13 Year-Old Payroll Heist
J W Devilbliss, a former Middle Forks mines guard, keeps his blood stained bullet punctured shirt in its box each anniversary. He was shot and seriously wounded when bandits stole $40 000 payroll from United States Fuel thirteen years ago.
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Brenton
J. W. Devilbliss
Middle Forks
Devilbliss
United States Fuel Company
Nold-Up
Pattern 2060 Women’s Reversible Frock and Apron Design
Dress pattern 2060 by Anne Adams offers a reversible frock with a flounced hem and practical pockets. Uses printed cotton fabric, sizes 16 to 20 and 34 to 44, requires yardage details and binding, and costs fifteen cents per pattern. Order by sending name address state size and pattern number. White space in ad.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Anne Adams
Politicians Urged Aside as Market Boom Promises Rise
A nonpartisan effort led by Eugene Meyer and allied bankers aims to revive the economy. They dismiss politics in recovery, noting their past influence on finance and industry while urging business-led strength beyond presidential politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
New York
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Finance Corporation
Meyer
Owen D. Young
U. S
Caretaker Receives Famous Blewett Mine for Wages
In Wenatchee Washington a sheriff transfers a bill of sale to J D McVane the caretaker at Blewett mines on Peshastin Creek for 2000 dollars. The mine yielded millions in gold since its discovery about fifty years ago. McVane held a claim for damages against the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee, Wash
J.D. McVane
Blewett
Peshastin Creek
McVane
Min |Ng
Irngee
Saa Egainad
Real Estate Transfers and Cemetery Deeds in Cedar Rapids Area
Real estate transfers include Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery deeds for lots 287 in Acacia Lawn and related restrictions, with acknowledgments dated 7-? and 1. Leo Anderson to Raymond Schaeffer for lots 3 and 4 in Bike 1 Paris with $1 consideration dated 7-28-32. Frederick W. Kahler administrator to Allanson Merritt deed to Louis Eye lots 2 and 3 in Palo dated 1-18-30. Linn County to Lake Como for lots 11 32 and 13 Gardendale, 6-27-32, $1,973.09. Wilson and wife to J P Jackson p w d part nw sec 8 and part ne sec 7-83-5, $1. Grace Strite Barker et al to Perp Savings Loan assignee lot 32 Alan Dale Add. $1. William A Parizek and wife to Milo H Parizek and Lester G Parizek some lot 2 and plat 133, $1. Grantors retain life estate as a home. Peter P Petersen to P F Petersen Baking Co w 4 undiv % interest in lot 7/1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Carlos A. Bort
Acacia Lawn
Clifford A. Bort
Leo Anderson
Raymond Schaeffer
Paris
Frederick W. Kahler
Allanson Merritt
Louis Eye
Palo
Shif Linn County
Lake Comley
Gardendale
J. P. Jackson
Grace Strite Barker
Lester G. Parizek
Peter P. Petersen
P F Petersen
Baking Co
Longtime Cedar Rapids Music Teacher Joseph Tlapa Dies at 84
Professor Joseph Tlapa a lifelong music teacher died at his Cedar Rapids home at 225 Sixteenth Avenue Southwest after a short illness. He was born March 17 1848 in Vodnany Czechoslovakia and came to the United States at 35 locating in Toledo then Cleveland before moving to Cedar Rapids in 1886 where he taught violin until recently. Surviving are his widow a daughter from a former marriage a step daughter a granddaughter and a great granddaughter all in Cedar Rapids. He belonged to Jan Hus lodge No 51 I O C F and the Musicians Protective Local Union. Funeral services will be at Barta chapel Sunday at 2 30 p m conducted by Paul A Korab with burial at Oak Hill cemetery. Jan Hus I OOF will handle grave services friends may call at the chapel Saturday evening.
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Joseph Tapa
Sixteenth Avenue
Vodnany
Czechoslovakia
United States
Toledo
Cleveland
Gedar Rapids
Sidonis E
Joseph L. Dostal
E. W. Valenta
Frank B. Benish
Cedar Rapids
Tlapa
Jan Hus Lodge
C. F
Local Florists’ Telegraph School draw crowd in Detroit
The Florists Telegraph Delivery Association held a Detroit session last week with Mrs A A Bezdek and Miss Grace Rubek attending from Bezdek greenhouses John son avenue NW. The school drew 1000 members of the world total 6000 while Charles H Grakolow led a faculty of color and floral design experts. The public purchased 80 million dollars worth of towers last year with 9 million spent on flowers by wire.
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Detroit
A. A. Bezdek
Grace Rubek
Bezdek
Johnson Avenue
Charles H. Grakolow
Philadelphia Florist
Trade plans for Britain from dominions reach Ottawa
Plans of the dominions for trade pacts with Great Britain are in British hands in Ottawa. Britain may seek compromises to maintain revenue, while resisting full free trade on bread and meat. Empire content and duties shape talks with Denmark, Argentina, Russia, and the United States.
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Ottawa
Ont
Dominions
Great Britain
Free State
India
Denmark
Argentina
United States
Russia
United
Empire
Canada
Uncle Wiggily's Duck Island Shipwreck Adventure
A chaotic bedtime tale follows Uncle Wiggily and three duck children as their tub ship wrecks on a tiny green island. They explore for food and pirates until the island sinks, revealing a hippo carrying the fortuitous island on its back, prompting a safe escape back to the wash tub ship.
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Uncle Wiggily
San Cvat
Lulu
Jimmie
Duck Pond Ocean
Uncle Wiggly
Pellet Spa
Mr. Longears
West
Alice
Uncle Wigerly
Uncle Wregily
the Hippo
To Speak In Two Churches Sunday
Dr. A L Murray of Minneapolis former St Johns Episcopal pastor will preach at Cedar Rapids at 9 am in Ty Methodist church and at 10 50 am in First Congregational church. He was an editorial writer for The Cedar Rapids Gazette before moving to Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Murray
Minneapolis
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Cedar Rapids
Ty Methodist Church
First Congregational Church
Murray
Cedar ‘Rapids
First Installment Of Police And Fire Gift To Unemployed
The first monthly donation to help the unemployed was handed to the Unemployed Relief committee. Commissioner Kruldenier said $436 was raised by $4 from each policeman and fireman. Donations will continue each month from department payrolls until funds are exhausted. The money funds city work programs for jobless men.
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Kruldenier
Woman Producers Reach Farther In Hollywood
In a chat with Clarence Brown, the article notes few women hold top production roles in Hollywood. Mary Pickford with United Artists and Marion Davies with stock control are highlighted as pioneering figures, followed by others like Lois and Clark Gable interest prompts reader requests.
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Hollywood
Bob
Clarence
Mary iAmerica
Pickford
United Artists
Marion
Davies
Cosmopolitan
Lois
Vague utterance about a return and remorse for a child
A fragmentary line mentions a famous aviator and a promise to return with a suggestion that someone will regret harming a poor child. The text lacks clear context or identifiable events.
Near Collision Leads to Driver's License Lossed
Robert Gable, 16, of 722 Fourth avenue SE, narrowly avoided a collision with Police Chief W. C. Bunesh and had his driver's license suspended for ninety days. He faced a reckless driving charge, fined $25 with costs suspended on good behavior. Several others paid fines for speeding and overtime parking.
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Robert Gable
Fourth Avenue
Third
Fourth Avenues
Sixth
Seventh Streets
W. C. Bunesh
Dita Benesh
Gable
Sus
Eine
Sidney Blencoe
Twenty-first Street
Don Roddan
Fireet SE
Dick Gourley
Thirty-second Street
C. A. Sullivan
Town City
Vincent Driscoll
First Avenue
Driscoll
Ida A. Dayton
Fifth Avenue
Auten
Byrd's Flagship Ready For Chicago Fair
Admiral Byrd's whaler The City of New York rests in the lagoon near the Hall of Science at the Century of Progress exposition. The vessel, after completing the Great Lakes journey, is now a museum with expedition members guiding visitors to see Adelie and Emperor penguins and other Pole exhibits.
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Chicago
Admiral Byrd
New York
Antarctic
South Pole
Great Lakes
Pole
Middle West Railroad Makes On Time Record
The Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee railroad reported a 99.01 percent on time rate for the first six months of 1932, with 45 171 trains on regular schedules and 333 299 car miles per equipment failure. January and February ran 99.2 percent on time. May averaged 659 874 miles with only one delay due to mechanical failure.
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Chicago
Chicago, North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad
John R. Blackhall
Admonition on public morale by Gertrude Atherton
Quote from Gertrude Atherton urges a more adventurous spirit as a means to lift public morale and improve communal outlook.
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Gertrude Atherton
Center Point Man Accused Of Assault By Uncle
Trial of Herman Mollenhauer near Center Point was continued to August 22 by Justice G. Lightner. Mollenhauer is accused by his uncle of attacking him during threshing on the E. E. Back farm in a longstanding dispute. Bond of $100 was provided by Back.
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Center Point
Herman Mollenhauer
Near Center Point
Mollenhauer
E. E
Charles Kvack
Justice Lightner
Vincent A. Sofron
Kvack
Nosek
William’ Preston
Walters Ordered To Cease Photo Work Without License
W L Walters of Lincoln hotel faced suspension of costs on a provision and was ordered to stop photo work in Cedar Rapids unless he procures a photographer license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Walters
Lincoln Hotel
Hat Walters
Jedar Rapids
Rockford Man Pleads Not Guilty On Disturbance Charge
Rockford Illinois resident George Crouch facing disturbance charge after a complaint from roommates. He was arrested at 4 10 am Saturday with a trial date set for Monday and bond $30. J P Louvar fined for intoxication. Robert Evans jailed on intoxication count. Ice crystals up to 18 inches reported in Ural mountains as the largest known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Crouch
Rockford
Ill
Morer
Stennn
Chad
Crouch
J. P. Louvar
Route 2
Robert Evans
First Avenue W
Ural Mountains
Gardening joys and iris care in late summer fields
A reflective garden column discusses enjoying outdoor work after rain, bird song, and upcoming fall. It advises on iris care, borer and rot control, soil drainage, and ridge planting, with notes on recommended treatments and sun exposure.
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Y. W. Camp
Pinicon
Wapsie
Beautiful
Pinion
Dorothy Blodgett
Maxine Reams
Evangeline Dennis
Ada Stofler
Firs
Mrs
Alexander George
Joseph Tlapa
School of Design of Florists’ Telegraph Association
Britain
Bedtime
Funny Island
Engears
Uncle Wisgily
Clark Bie
Robert Grandon
Clark Gable
Gloria Swanson
Willie Willis
Byrd
Middle West Railroad
Rockford, Ill
Vongniras
Semenae
Warren
Knox
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