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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1932

Page

4

Curtis Declares Self Bone Day in National Address

Vice President Curtis frames current economic crisis as the nation’s wartime spirit should guide policy. He lauds Hoover and Republican achievements, praises Democratic congressmen who backed recommendations, and calls for a nonpartisan approach to farming, prohibition, and constitutional amendments. He promotes a national cooperative system to help farmers and affirms firm enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment.

Hoover Curtis Congress Amg Herbert Hoover Democratic Party Republican Party Eal

Death of W. R. Horn Pioneer and Civil War Veteran

William R. Horn, a pioneer and Civil War veteran born June 30 1844 in Pennsylvania, died at his son Charles M. Horn’s home six miles north of the city. He served four years in the Twenty fourth Iowa Regiment and was discharged for disability. He married Jennie Davis May 23 1867 at Western. she died in 1924. Surviving are his son Charles and brother Fred M. Horn of Marion. A daughter, Louise B., died in infancy. He was affiliated with the United...

William R. Horn Charles M. Horn Bedford County Pennsylvania Twenty-Fourth Iowa Jennie Davis Western Fred M. Horn Marion Louise B Mr. Horn United

Brethren Church Youth Member of G. A. R. Dies

Funeral services will be held in the Turner chapel at 2 p.m. Friday. The Rev. F. K. Ward will officiate and burial will be in Linwood cemetery.

Geo. M. Schumm former alderman dies at 78

George M Schumm 78 retired barber and former alderman of the First ward died at his home 216 A avenue NE at 12 30 p m Thursday after illness He helped establish Cedar Rapids paid fire department born Philadelphia February 4 1854 came to Cedar Rapids 1877 married September 2 1880 two years ago they celebrated their golden wedding Survived by his wife and is announced later

George M.schumm First Ward Avenue Henderson Hose Company Mr. Schumm Philadelphia Cedar Rapids

Baby James Louis Rorick Dies After Short Illness

James Louis Rorick four months old of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Rorick on street SW died at a local hospital at 5 30 a m Thursday after a short illness. He is survived by grandparents E W Rorick Wilton Junction and Mrs Frank Smid Cedar Rapids. Body at Lesinger-Polansky chapel pending funeral arrangements.

Cedar Rapids Mary i Tim Noon Keswick Lew Logue Walnut Grove Minn M. F. Johnston North English Carl Overwald Everett Wash Gus Lang Centralia Thomas James Immaculate Conception Church Ernest P. Ament Mount Calvary Cemetery Edward Mullarey John Lauser Gene Fagan John Lydon William Lennon James McGuire Mary Cuddihy James Cuddihy Lauser Prairieburg John O'Rourke Mary Gragan James Louis James L. Rorick E. W. Rorick Wilton Junction Frank Smid Lesinger-Polansky Chapel

Church of God Camp Meeting Schedule Notes

A church camp meeting featured speakers Rev. Patterson and Rev. J. Henry Capps delivering talks on Christ the Fullness and The Old Time Religion. Rev. Franklin Miller led a Thursday morning session Challenging Tears. Daily schedule includes prayers, teacher training, children's and youth meetings, and evening evangelistic services through Sunday.

Patterson J. Henry Capps North Carolina Franklin Miller Cedar Rapids Capps Mr. Capps

Council Sees Ten Minute Session Amid Absences

The city council held a ten minute meeting with two members and the city attorney away on a Spencer junket. Dan Kruidenier acted as mayor. They set September 8 for the Seventh Street SW paving assessment hearing from Fifth to Eighth avenues. Mayor Stepanek and Commissioner Burgos return Friday from the Iowa Municipalities convention. City Solicitor Bleakley attends at personal expense.

Spencer Dan Kruidenier Public Safety Seventh Street Fifth Avenue Eighth Avenue W. H. Stepanek Louis Burgos Iowa League of Municipalities Dave Bleakley

Radio Schedule Highlights by Station and Time

The page lists a dense, hour by hour radio schedule with stations CBS NBC and ABC networks, listing programs, host names like Walter Winchell and Jack Smith, orchestras, and times from morning through night across many affiliates. It notes concert, variety, and music shows, with frequent references to WABC WMT KMBC WLW KYW and others.

Edwin C. Him CBS WABC WMT Budy Valice NBC WEAF Ian WIZ Wink WABCO WGN WIZ Ite Titlee Brothers WJZ WLW WSM KYW Phillips Lord KMOX Walter Winchell Walter O'Keefe Patrick J. Hurley W Chains Little Jack Little Sissle Orch Clare WFAA Breen de Rose HO Fiddler Daily Food WEAP Conselaires WMAQ WENR Singing Strings Brewer Orch Madar Sylvia Pat Barnes WMA Wwoc-Who de Remi KMBC Alesinder Hortet Elaberh Bartel Colun ABC Conrad Grinnell Columbus Sal Selon Orch Keene Hill Billies Kmbc Next Door Rice String Quartet NPC Waemen KDEA John Kelvin EMBC Irene _ Beasley Tranter Brothers Tucker France Madison Ward Inbc WJZ W. Kdea Jones Orch CBS Wasc Emox Stebbins Boys Orch Rosario KMOZ Black Spider Ronis

Lawrence S Powers Dies After Months of Illness

Lawrence S. Powers, ages? resident of 421 Sixteenth Street, died after several months of illness. The obituary notes his long-continued struggle and provides family details and funeral arrangements.

Lawrence S. Powers

Storm Strikes Home of George Schantz in High Amana

A Tuesday night lightning strike at the residence of George Schantz damaged the roof and kitchen sink and knocked off a chimney, during the storm in High Amana.

Fat Not Attractive Says Divorce Trial Ruling

A New York divorce trial featured headlines claiming a wife’s weight gain made her less attractive and sparked discussion on fat loss. The ad promotes Kruschen Salts as a safe weight reduction method with a money back guarantee and diet tips.

New York Ask May Drug Co Podzimek Pharmacies

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W. R. Horn NTAL Sie A Alisie Constellation Ireland Geo. M. Schumm James Louis Rorick Church OF God Orchy WOC Eton _ bors Whiteman Ae Temes Tae Andy Wmaq Symphony Bohemian Melody Boys WSUT Charles Carlile Emozx Lanny Ross Voorhees Ellington Samme Aimee Mars Armstrong Chambray Aan Philco Smulekoff Louie Chioethes Second Avenue Second Street 2Nd Ave DIAL W. R. Harmon Granby Killian
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