Linn county ends payments on soldiers relief aid for homes
Linn county supervisors ruled to stop interest principal and repair payments on real estate bought or owned by soldiers relief recipients. Elmer M. Seevell was directed to notify the relief commission to discontinue the practice, aligning with county and state opinions on the commission's limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Elmer M. Seevell
Marion
County Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Soldiers’ Relief Fund
John H. Mitchell
G. K. Thompson
Thompson
N. S. Genung
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Deaths Funeral Services For Father Sindelar
Funeral services for the Rev. John P. Sindelar pastor of Holy Trinity church Walford will be held at 9 30 a m Wednesday in Walford led by Rev. Father August Vojacek with assist Rev. Frank R Hruby deacon and Rev. A L Schmeetz subdeacon Rev Father Joseph Surovy will preach the sermon The body will then be taken to Protovia for 10 a m Thursday services at Holy Trinity church Burial will be in Protovia The body will lie in state in Walford church late Tuesday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Sindelar
Holy Trinity Church
Walford
August Vojacek
Frank R. Hruby
A. L. Schmeetz
Joseph Surovy
Protovia
Funeral Rites Held for Miss Anne C Brady at Immaculate Conception
Funeral services for Miss Anne C Brady were conducted Monday at Immaculate Conception Church with solemn high mass by Rev. James Brady. Deacon Rev T O Dowd and sub deacon Rev M Mullan assisted, Megr John Molloy served as master of ceremonies and delivered the sermon. A large crowd attended. burial followed at St. Mary's Cemetery Clinton. Pallbearers: Dan Whalen, Will Whalen, Oscar Wellner, Warner Heck, Frank Redmond, Forrest Zody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne C. Brady
Immaculate Conception Church
James Brady
T. O'Dowd
M. Mullan
John Molloy
Clinton
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Dan
Will Whalen
Oscar Wellner
Warner Heck
Frank Redmond
Forrest Zody
Toledo
Charles E. Lewers
Mount Vernon
C. L. Emerson
State
Hudson
Clutter
Strawberry Point
Mary E. Arbuckle
James Arbuckle
Martha Montgomery Arbuckle
Greeley
Edgewood
J. M. Hook
Ella Cora
Nebraska
Eliza Barker
Nettie Kramer
Wisconsin
John Arbuckle
Waterloo
Archie Arbuckle
Montana
Charles Arbuckle
Batavia
Tipton
Jacob
Rachael Echternacht Schell
Weed Park
Muscatine
W. C. Schell
Carrie Williams
Jacob Schell
Edward Schell
Sherman Williams
Verser Willams
James and
NeLores Jean
H. M Humph
Cedar Rapids School District budget summary and Alburnett reunion
The Cedar Rapids school district reports a general fund balance of 369 997 78 for July 31 with 1937 appropriations at 854 666 and July disbursements 65 292 30. Alburnett hosts its annual Enabait reunion at Ellis park Cedar Rapids with officers elected and many attendees listed from Alburnett Prairieburg Manchester Ryan Central City Coggan Monticello and Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Alburnett
Enabait
Ellis Park
Clarchee Peterson
W. C Barnts
John Enabait
Donald Dolan
Prairieburg
Charles Barnts
Harry
Manchester
William Helmrick
Ryan
Jake Wassmer
Clarence Peterson
William Barnts
Charles Wassmer
Raymond Wassmer
Laura Ann
Ed Wilkison
Fred Egger
Barbara Jean Dolan
Central City
Ed Kehrli
John Egger
Alfred Ross
Coggan
Donald Kehr
Herman Egger
Monticello
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Puzzle grid lists clues for horizontal and vertical words with definitions and cross references. Answers include common nouns and proper names. the page presents a filled crossword style puzzle with a note about a central theme and scattered entries across two directions.
Annual Schug family reunion at Wildwood Park
Forty attended the Schug family reunion at Wildwood Park. Officers elected were Carl Schug Straw berry Point president Mrs Chris Theisinger Sumner vice president Mrs Daisy Schales Sumner secretary and Mrs Peter Theisinger Cedar Falls treasurer. Next year's picnic set for Backbone State Park in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strawberry Point
Schug
Wildwood Park
Carl Schug
Belle Plaine
North Western Railroad
Ada Steffa
Masonic Order
Driscoll Chapel
Ray
North Western Railway
Clinton
Edgewood
Wooldridge
Backbone State Park
Earl O. Wooldridge
Lysle Wooldrdige
Fayette
Mildred Wooldridge
Marion
Cecil Berry
Waterloo
Eva Wooldridge
Mary Wooldridge
Della Smith
Everett Smith
Oelwein
J. R. Wood
Harry Fry
Emma Wait
Wesley Alcorn
Jack Stone
Laverne Zobel
Greeley
Homer Zobel
Springville
Burkett-Secrest
Butler Park
Delila Palmer
Jim Palmer
Roy Schwab
Fred Beech
Mount Vernon
Doris Newland
Ruth Palmer
Ada Palmer
Harold Palmer
Will P. Secrest
Susie Berry
Car) Secrest
John Wild
Frank Plumber
Lisbon
H. S. van Kirk
Bess Newland
Doris
Frank Palmer
Delila
Will Palmer
R. T. Schwab
West Union
Evelyn Grimes
E. B. Grimes
Vern Darnell
Ray Darnell
Baptist Church
Fredericksburg
Elsie Smith
Irene
Wilma Grimes
Riley Grimes
Emmett Light
Panora H S to Hire Stanley Vesely Jr for Band and Orchestra
Stanley Vesely Jr son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Vesely 1810 Park Ave SE will teach band and orchestra at Panora High School for the coming year and will also play in the Des Moines Symphony Orchestra. A Coe College graduate he played baritone horn and trombone in the Coe military band and violin in Cedar Rapids Symphony. Panora music program praised as outstanding in the state and the Panora marching band was national champion in class B in 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Vesely, Jr
Stanley Vesely
Park Avenue SE
Panora
Des Moines Symphony Orchestra
Coe College
Coe
Vesely
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
Nationad
City Briefs And Personals From Dairy Dale And Cedar Rapids
The Dairy Dale community plans a Thursday 8 p.m. business meeting in the hall. Cedar Rapids chapter No. 194 Order of Ahepa meets tonight at 8 at Moose hall. all members urged to attend. L. E. Nagtes, 65, of 858 First Avenue E, fined $10 and costs for intoxication on a police court arraignment. Doris Carroll of Mount Vernon treated at St Luke's after stepping on a needle. she returned home after treatment. T. J. Sullivan of Plaza hotel jailed ten days for falsely uttering a check. Kenneth Pepin of 1020 Tenth Ave SE reports theft of a Hickory fishing pole and reel from a summer kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Order of Ahepa
Moose Hall
L. E. Nagtes
First Avenue E
Thomas B. Powell
Doris Carroll
Mount Vernon
St. Luke's Hospital
T. J. Sullivan
Plaza Hotel
W. T. Watsabaugh
Kenneth Pepin
Tenth Avenue SE
Montay
Cedar Rapids School Board to Open Bids for Boiler Stokers
The Cedar Rapids school board will open bids on stokers for the Franklin school boilers on September 7 at 7 30 p.m. Plans specifications and form of proposal were approved at Monday evening's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin School
Cedar Rapids
Board approves bond investment for teachers pension fund
The board of education voted Monday evening to invest about $5 271 accumulated in the teachers pension and annuity fund in United States government savings bonds bearing 3 percent interest to maturity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Board of Education
Knights of Columbus to Recite Rosary for Rev Sindelar
Local Knights of Columbus meet at the club tonight at 7 15 then drive to Walford to recite the rosary for Rev John P Sindelar former chaplain who died Sunday. Members with cars are asked to bring them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Walford
John P. Sindelar
Fences Erected To Restrict Parking At Practice Field
Barricades will be placed across openings in the embankment east of Hill baseball park to block parking on the grass seedings at the football practice field near Thirteenth Street NW after Monday evening decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Baseball Park
Thirteenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Arrest of Teenager and Man in Garage Probed
Police arrested Ralph Kropuenski 20 and a 14 year old girl at 11 07 p m Monday in a garage behind 716 Ninth avenue SW after a prowler complaint. Kropuenski posted 35 cash bond on a disorderly conduct charge and the girl was ordered to report to juvenile authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Kropuenski
Eighth Street
Ninth Avenue
Kropuenski
Man Fined For Driving Without License In Cedar Rapids
A. M. Sanderson of 1539 C Avenue NE was fined five dollars and costs after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle without a valid driver's license. He was arrested west of Cedar Rapids by Sergeant Clarence B. Day, Cedar Rapids district Iowa highway patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M Sanderson
C Avenue
Justice H. R. Churchill
Cedar Rapids
Clarence B. Day
Iowa Highway Patrol
Fresh Produce Seized by Gazette Readers Ad Offer
Hundreds of Gazette readers buy vegetables and fruit through the Good Things To Eat column in the Want Ad section. Now is the time to sell farm and garden produce via Want Ads. Dial 2-1121 Ad-Taker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Dial
Free film program at First Christian Church Tonight
At First Christian Church 840 Second Avenue SE a free moving pictures program is shown Wednesday at 8 p m The feature Grass follows the Baktyari tribe of Persia as they search for grass for their flocks Two short scenic films Ride Em Cowboy and Bright With Silver accompany the program. Herbie Kay with band performs while Mr and Mrs Kenneth Skersick head to Shreveport La for a week with Kay s orchestra before engagements at Catalina Island Hollywood and a Paramount motion picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Second Avenue SE
Persia
Herbie Kay
Kenneth Skersick
Shreveport
Mr. Skersick
Catalina Island
Catalina
Hollywood
Paramount
Photo Beginners' Class Opens With First Meeting
The Camera Associates of Cedar Rapids conduct a beginners photography class sponsored by the playground commission. The first meeting is at 7:30 pm Wednesday at the Iowa Camera shop, 109 Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camera Associates of
Cedar Rapids
Playground Commission
Iowa Camera Shop
Chester Beardsley Leads Camera Associates Talk on Light
Twenty members attended the first general meeting where a discussion covered how photographs in popular magazines are taken. Chester Beardsley will be the instructor for the next meeting, focusing on light's role in photography, scheduled for August 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenue SE
Chester Beardsley
Camera Associates
Hobo King's Death Rumors Exaggerated. Scotty Remains Jailed
Des Moines reports that Tom McDougal known as Scotty the hobos king has not died but is jailed in Linn county for six months on malicious injury to property after a plate glass window broke easily. At 65 he stays in sheriff s custody and plans to attend Britt hobo day to preside as ruler before his release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Scotty
Des Moines
Britt
Two Draw $100 Fines For Reckless Driving
John Blazek aged 63 of 1010 Sixth street SE was fined 100 dollars plus costs for reckless driving arraigned in police court. Fifty dollars of the fine was suspended upon payment of the remainder and good behavior. Edward Spores, 34 of 816 Sixth street SE, received a 100 dollar fine with 75 dollars suspended. Herbert Schwensohn of 408 E avenue NW paid 10 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to speeding. Several overtime parkers were fined 1 dollar each for parking in an alley, including Frank Nissen, Morris E. Childs, C. H. Hass, A. Westrom, Charles Sullivan, Glenn Ravenscroft, W. J. Binney, T. O. Bailey, and Herbert Blaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blazek
Sixth Street SE
Edward’ Spores
Herbert Schwensohn
E Avenue NW
Parkers
Frank Nissen
Second Avenue SE
Morris E. Childs
C. H. Hass
Thirty-third Street
A. Westrom
Merchants National Bank
Charles Sullivan
Seventh Avenue SE
Glenn Ravenscroft
Grande Avenue
W. J. Binney
T. O. Bailey
Eighth Street
Herbert Blaine
Third Street
Canopians club luncheon features city playground youngsters
The Canopus club luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel Tuesday noon spotlighted city playground children. Jack Daniels of Kenwood hosted with Frank Podzimek on accordion, and a program including Mary and Lois Little, Mary York, Dorothy Hansen, and Pat Cahalan in folk dance and song. Stan Staples and Constance Staples performed tap numbers. ocarina solos by Allen Petersen and Frank Powers. a wrestling exhibition by Charles Joss and Ray Hartman announced by Art Taylor. West Union plans poetry program with Marion Gee in September assisted by Beulah Blunt. Maybelle Blunt to provide music. Barbara Harnack leads Garnavalle event with spinner Mrs Spinner as secretary. Gwendolyn Braun, Blanche Sherman, and Luria Roggman also in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canopus Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Jack Daniels
Kenwood
Frank Podzimek
Mary and
Lois Little
Mary York
Dorothy Hansen
Patricia Cahalan
Betty Burks
Catherine Cahalan
Betty
Anne Jean
Donald Houts
Jerry
Constance Staples
Allen Petersen
Frank Powers
Vernon Guttenfelder
Charles Joss
Ray Hartman
Art Taylor
West Union
Marion Gee
Iowa Poets Club
Beulah Blunt
Maybelle Blunt
McGregor
Barbara Harnack
Garna~ville
Madonna Desmond Spinner
Waterville
Spinner
Gwendolyn S J Braun
Golden
Blanche Sherman
Monona
Luria Roggman Garnavalle
Hollywood Suspect Halts on Ledge for Half Hour
William Braden Samilow, 20, of New York, dangled from an eleventh floor Taft building ledge in Hollywood for about 30 minutes. Police summoned firemen, he was subdued and booked on suspicion of intoxication after being pulled to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
William Braden Samilow
New York
Samilow
Taft Building
Moviefoile
Hollywood Boulevard
Oscar Duenow
Duenow
Brave Officer Duenow Rescues Youth From Fire Escape
Officer Duenow acted bravely seizing the youth by the wrist to stop him from dropping cigars. He held the youth 11 stories above the street until fellow officers arrived from a fire escape to pull him to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duenow
Samilow
Births Reported From Local Homes and Hospitals
Born to George J. Rizzio and wife a daughter Marilyn Rose at 1233 Tenth Street NW on August 12. A daughter was born to Ward Abney and wife on August 17 at St Luke’s Hospital, 311 Third Avenue SW. Charles McKittrick and wife welcomed a nine pound son Gerald Edward on August 16 at Glenwood Drive NW. Cherry Leeper and husband had a son on August 16 at Mercy Hospital, 1154 Brown Avenue NE. Harry Fish and wife welcomed a son on August 17 at Mercy Hospital, 860 Twelfth Street NE. Leo P. Carlson and wife had a son on August 15 at 879 Twelfth Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Rizzio
Tenth Street
Marilyn Rose
Ward Abney
Third Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
Charles McKittrick
Glenwood Drive
Gerald Edward
Cherry Leeper
Brown Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Harry Fish
Twelfth Street
Leo P. Carlson
Hot Dog Day Draws Five Thousand to Newhall Parade
About 5 000 people filled Newhall on Saturday for Hot Dog Day. Winners served 150 pounds of franks at noon. Newhall beat Blairstown 11 to 2 in a baseball game. Tuttle's store won best float. Eldorado 4-H girls took second. The comical float came from Jack Keiper. Judges were August Hertle Ed Duklotz and Mrs Emma McGranahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhall
Blairstown
Tuttle’s Store
Jack Keiper
August Hertle
Ed Duklotz
Emma McGranahan
Father to face sanity hearing for slaying daughter
In Cheyenne Wyoming AP report District Attorney Robert G Caldwell says Sam Levin 50 must face a sanity hearing after a jury found him not sane when he shot his 17 year old daughter Sally Levin. Levin wounded himself and his daughter in a motive linked to preventing commitment to a mental institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Robert G. Caldwell
Sam Levin
Sally
Caldwell
Norbert Tuc
Tuck
Levin
Earth shocks felt in Long Beach no damage reported
Two earthquakes startled Long Beach residents on Monday night with shocks at 11:02 p.m. and 1:50 a.m. CST. Police reported no damage or injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
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