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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1936

Page

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Few Farm Operators To Take WPA Drought Relief Jobs

Plans to add 5,000 WPA workers in 43 drought counties were approved by district directors and Chicago officials. Most new jobs will go to farm hands with pay ranging from 40 to 48 dollars monthly, for graveling school and construction work. Farmers may seek mostly character loans from the rural resettlement administration, while 15,000 farmers will not be hired. All new and existing WPA workers must be certified by IERA.

Des Moines INS Chicago Rural Resettlement Administration Washington WPA Cedar Rapids Waterloo IERA

Jurors Drawn For Court At Wapello

Judge Oscar Hate will preside as Louisa county court convenes in Wapello Sept 8 with the grand jury reporting Sept 9 and petit jurors summoned to report Sept 14. The list includes C B Vernard Jefferson Dora Carter Eliot Mrs Verne Hanfz Elm Grove Edna Hoben Union Mrs Carl McGill Grandview John Austin Eliot etc. A Manchester party notes a 48-member Bliss Walters Wheat family reunion in Thrill park bringing relatives from Montana Arizona Kentucky New York and Iowa. the oldest present Mrs Byron Walters 84 and the youngest 18 months old Vern Zimmer Jr.

Oscar Hate Louisa County Court C. B. Vernard Jefferson Dora Carter Eliot Verne Hanfz Elm Grove Edna Hoben Union Carl McGill Grandview John Austin Sevile Bucher Wapello City L. R. Pierce Morning Sun Louise Ritter Letts Lester Hantz Columbus City I. T. Alfred Oakland N. P. Schafer W. E. Dotson Wapello Edith Gates C. R. Paisley D. W. Reddick Elizabeth McCormick L. G. Browing Claude Hawkins Josie Hutchison G. G. Berk R. C. Schaper Marshall Leona Hauenstein Henry Ellenson J. C. Dodds Emma Vandevort Frank Deihl Manchester Thrill Park Bliss Walters Wheat Montana Arizona Kentucky New York Iowa Marjorie Walters Cedar Rapids W. W. Childs Earl Childs Marshalltown Byron Walters Springville N. Y Vern Zimmer Floyd, Ia

Schra der family reunion spans four generations in Iowa

La Porte City notes the Schra der family reunion at H. E. Beuar den home near Jubilee gathering Emma Widdel kin across four generations. Attendees include Schrader and Pullin families from Waterloo Cedar Rapids Waterloo Kansas City Aberdeen and more. The item lists attendees and kin across multiple towns.

LA Porte City Schrader H. E. Beuarden Emma _ Widdel Waterloo Vicinity Herbert A. Schrader Hollywood Calif Oscar A. Ide Detroit Fred Fisher Aredale George Buchan Cedar Rapids R. E. Pullin Louis R. Schrader Kansas City Nettie Buttke Aberdeen S. D Frank Klingaman Pomona Howard Pullin New Hartford Donald Pullin John Cage Jesup Fred Kaltenbach Paul Fisher Morrison, Ill Emil Fisher Albert Widdel Earl Koob Reinhart Benarden

Woman Removes Glass Fragment After Thirty Years

Mrs C C Dane of four miles east of Williamsburg removed a glass shard from her finger after more than three decades. She had been injured as a child when a glass splinter penetrated the finger during dishwashing. The fragment loosened during washing and was finally extracted.

the Gazette Williamsburg

Lewis Urges Labor Back Roosevelt at Iowa Convention

President J. C. Lewis urged unqualified labor support for Franklin D. Roosevelt at the Iowa Federation of Labor convention in Des Moines. He condemned Governor Landon and the Supreme Court for blocking New Deal measures, praised WPA critics, and outlined Iowa state actions to maximize the federal old age security act while recalling a threatened WPA strike last winter.

DES Moines Iowa Federation of Labor J. C. Lewis Roosevelt Federation Supreme Court L. S. Hill Iowa Works Progress Iowa Lewis Landon Supreme Court of the United States Hill WPA

Chicago Man Appointed To Iowa Music Faculty

Hans Muenzer of Chicago becomes associate professor of violin and chamber music in the University of Iowa School of Fine Arts. He succeeds Frank Kendrie who heads Carleton College. Muenzer brings five years teaching in the American Conservatory and ten years as concert master of the Chicago Theater Symphony. He studied in Leipzig and played under Nikisch. Mrs. Muenzer is 36, married with four children.

Iowa City Hans Muenzer Chicago School of Fine Arts University of Iowa Eugene A. Gilmore Frank E. Kendrie Carleton College Muenzer American Conservatory Chicago Theater Symphony Litt Julius Klengel Leipsic Conservatory Nikisch Leipsic Philharmonic

West Branch Homecoming and Picnic Held This Week

West Branch prepares for its eleventh annual community picnic and homecoming with decorated grounds and an active athletic field. Fred Albin serves as general chairman while Gov. C. L. Herring and Sen. L. J. Dickinson are slated speakers for evening and afternoon programs.

West Branch Fred Albin C. L. Herring Sen L. J. Dickinson

Maquoketa Man Held For Robbery Of Cafe

Floyd Reynolds, 23, is jailed after confessing to breaking into the Al Ellwanger cafe Monday night and rifling the cash register of 17 dollars. Mrs Ellwanger found the theft Tuesday morning. Deputies Cahill and Weaver arrested Reynolds within an hour with the cash. Reynolds is a deaf mute who formerly worked in the cafe.

Gazette Maquoketa Floyd Reynolds al Ellwanger

Two Sentenced for Larceny at Anamosa

Sheriff Henry Eichhorn escorted two prisoners to Fort Madison penitentiary after Judge F O Ellison pronounced sentences. William Miller of Wausau pled guilty to larceny and received up to ten years. he stole about $15 and a watch from Langworthy creamery. Herbert Wilson of Miller farm pleaded guilty and drew five years. Carl Miller of Boone got six months and costs for wife desertion with a conditional end to imprisonment if $130 is paid for a doctor’s bill and burial expenses.

Anamosa Henry Eichhorn Fort Madison F. O. Ellison William Miller Wausau Wis Langworthy Creamery Herbert Wilson Miller Jim May May Carl Miller Boone Ellison

Picnic honors the William Wilcox family in Beer Creek

Mr and Mrs Marsh Huffman hosted a Sunday picnic dinner for the William Wilcox family long-time residents of Beer Creek. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Wilcox and daughter Gladys from Pueblo, Esther Taber and son Richard, Edwin Wilcox and children Dwain Paul Ruth Ann of Onslow, Phil Snyder, Emmet Bearringer, Alta Broadie and children Robert Ruth of Spencer, Lulu Huffman of Waterloo, Bertha Fern Bearringer, and Charles Rossiter of League Texas.

Wyoming Marsh Huffman William Wilcox Beer Creek Wilcox Gladys Pueblo Esther Taber Richard Edwin Wilcox Dwain Paul Ruth Ann Onslow Phil Snyder Emmet Bearringer Alta Broadie Robert Ruth Spencer Lulu Huffman Waterloo Bertha Fern Bearringer Charles Rossiter League Texas

Becker Family Reunion At Buckhorn Church

Monmouth reports the Becker family reunion held Sunday at Buckhorn Church with forty in attendance. A business meeting elected officers led by Lew Becker as president Theo Becker as vice president Mrs Beulah Wiedenhoff as secretary and Velma Kleinek as treasurer.

Monmouth

Fifth Annual Esgate School Reunion Held

Mrs. Henry Koon of Onslow was reelected president at the fifth annual Esgate school reunion held at the schoolhouse Sunday. A picnic dinner preceded the meeting with about 170 attendees. Officers include Dr. Charles Bradley and C. C. Woods as vice presidents and Mrs. Frank Buchner as secretary treasurer.

Whittier Carbee State Anna Graham Pasadena Wilma McGrew San Bernardino Florence Dandridge New Orleans Keokuk Burlington Washington Cedar Rapids Lisbon Mount Vernon Springville Anamosa Tipton George Pearson New Hampshire Vermont Frank Pearson Yellowstone Park Anna Bailey Alice Bowman R. M. Peet Henry Carbee Meda Bowdish Fayette Maxine Whitford Joy Whitford Paul Newton Virgil C. Welch Upper Iowa University Welch Upper Iowa Volga City Orchard Newton Gazett Baldin Henry Koon Onslow Esgate Charles Bradley Marion C. C. Woods Hurstville Frank Buchner Maquoketa Virginia Busch Arthur Palmer Carlyle Miller Gertrude Morin George Mitchell Jessie Palmer-Merrero Herman Kaluser Gertrude Woods Ida Woods Kenneth Roache Preston Charles Fischer Wipliwe Wis Mary Abrams Donald Eugene Bradley Donald Bradley Mendota Ill O. V. Robinson Gene Robinson Perry Ben Bradley Stockdale Estherville Charles Ponstler Chelsea Robert Ponstler Lola Wayne Donahue

Wilson Pushes Mandatory Iowa Coal Use in State

Des Moines reports Republican governor candidate George Wilson urging mandatory state use of Iowa coal at all state institutions. He tied coal purchases to employment for miners on relief and endorsed homestead tax exemption to fund tax replacement, backing collective bargaining without employer interference.

Des Moines INS Iowa George Wilson Iowa State Federation of Labor Wilson

Hoover Birthday Letters Mailed From West Branch Office

The West Branch post office mailed 335 Hoover birthday letters with August 10 cancelation to 32 states and two foreign countries including New Zealand and Czechoslovakia. Envelopes varied in size and color, some bore Hoover’s image. Some writers requested the postmaster’s autograph, L. R. Kinsey.

Hoover West Branch Herbert Hoover New Zealand Czechoslovakia L. R. Kinsey

Child injured as car crashes into fallen tree near Tipton

The five year old son of Mr and Mrs Erwin Lovell was cut about the face when the car carrying them and two other children struck a tree blown across the highway. Glass on one side was shattered by branches. The other occupants were unhurt and the boy was treated at Dr E J Van Metre s Tipton office.

Tipton Erwin Lovell E. J. van Metre

Iowa City Legion nominates officers for post

Iowa City Roy L. Chopek post No. 17 nominated Elmer M. Dewey Claude E. Reed and Frank J. Mezik for post commander. Other nominees include Harry W. Graham Bert L. Lewis for vice commander George M. Sheets Clem Shay for adjutant and Charles Fieseler Lou Clark for finance officer Delmar Sample for sergeant at arms William L. Hughes Gordon Dinsmore as historian George Sterba as chaplain and Frank Mezik as historian. Delegates to Clinton convention Aug 24 are Judge H. D. Evans Gordon Dinsmore Lou Clark Kenneth Dunlop and William Bender. Alternates are W. R. Hart Major Thomas E. Martin Elmer Dewey Charles Fieseler and George Sheets.

Gazette Iowa City Roy L. Chopek American Legion Elmer M. Dewey Claude E. Reed Frank J. Mezik Harry W. Graham Bert L. Lewis George M. Sheets Clem Shay Charles Fieseler Lou Clark Delmar Sample William L. Hughes

John L. Anderson Named Pastor of Mount Vernon Church

The Rev. John L. Anderson of Cedar Rapids has been called to lead the First Presbyterian Church of Mount Vernon. A Coe graduate, he studied at the Chicago Theological Seminary and spent two years in Scotland on a fellowship. The congregational meeting followed Sunday worship with Rev. Harry Kremers of Cedar Rapids acting as moderator.

Edward Kilberger Lumir Rohlena Emmanuel House Edward Burke Milo Hilak Bill Bistricky Allen Vanourny Vinton Fred Smith Cedar Rapids J. A. Ruhl Smith J. B. Franklin Franklin West Branch P and C Chevrolet Paul Kelleher Ed Kelly Kelleher Iowa City Kelly Mount Vernon Ernest Pennock Viggo Christensen Christensen K and K Motor Company Riverside George Schnoebelen Washington County Hospital Nicholas Frances Brickert Schnoebelen Mary Heitzman Zelma Alvin Coletta Herbert Dorothy Delores Frances Vera Anita Aschill Ferno Schnoebelen Milwaukee Olivia Vettel Caledonia Minn Ferno St. Mary’s Catholic Church Holy Name Society St. Mary’s Church Bernard Jacobsmeier Troy Mills John Floyd Here Sylvia Frank Ward Bonnie Peyton Sylvia Wilkinson W. D. Sheppard Coggon Robert Wright Henry Lowery Kelley Nellie Balser Boone Edward Dudley Charlie Price Elza Jeffrie Walker Jake Bennett Henry Taylor Leo Floyd Harry Peyton May Nietert Jess Avis Jim Brown Lloyd Wilkinson Greeley Unionville Elizabeth Robison L. J. Halsted H. R. Sturm Velda Stainbrook Elmer Applegarth R. S. Phillips Florence Rouse Everett Miller Donald Hausmer Marjorie Weart H. B. Kanouse L. R. Trezona M. G. Clark John L. Anderson Coe First Presbyterian Church of Anderson Chicago Theological Seminary Scotland Harry Kremers E. C. Moorhead Presbyterian Church Lincoln, Ill H. C. Stancliff Fred Blaine Ben Neal

Van Horne Public School to Open August 31

Public school in Van Horne will open August 31 with five instructors at the high school. Supt. H. G. Griffith of Van Horne, Principal Sara Seedorf of Arlington, Frank A. Dutcher of Ames, Miss Dorothy Nicks of Peosta, and Miss Helen Klousia of Mount Vernon will lead the high school staff. Grade teachers include Evelyn Chadbourne of Vinton, Evelyn Brunskill of Dubuque, Madonna Feeney of Cedar Rapids, and Mrs. H. G. Griffith of Van Horne. Roy T. Schwab of Marion will supervise the school band.

van Horne H. G. Griffith Sara Seedorf Arlington Frank A. Dutcher Ames Dorothy Nicks Peosia Helen Klousia Mount Vernon Evelyn Chadbourne Vinton Evelyn Brunskill Dubuque Madonna Feeney Cedar Rapids Roy T. Schwab Marion

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