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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1942

Page

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Davenport man arraigned on drunken driving charge

Melvin Wells, 37, of Davenport, pled not guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated at arraignment before Judge C. J. Haas. Bond set at $500. Wells allegedly rammed a parked car after leaving a First Street parking space and fled east then north then east then south as Sergt. W. D. Cunningham pursued in a squad car.

Sergt W. D. Cunningham Melvin Wells Davenport C. J. Haas Cunningham Wells First Street Second Avenues First Avenue Second Street A Avenue Sixth Street Third Avenue Sergt. Cunningham

Four Seek Divorces on Cruel Treatment Grounds

Four divorce actions filed Thursday in district court cite cruel and inhuman treatment. Ina McCauley seeks divorce from W. R. Mc Cauley with alimony and injunction to keep him from the home at 1203 Second Street, married April 25, 1920. Lottie Elsie Taylor seeks custody of Patricia Ann and $7.50 weekly support. married at Winona Minnesota, August 14, 1936. L. Ray Himrod sues Cornelia Himrod. married July 4, 1922. Alma Huss seeks divorce from Lyle Huss with custody of two children Sandra Lee and Lyle Arthur and support. They married September 8, 1936 in Lancaster Missouri. A stipulation to dismiss a divorce suit between Maxine Hilton Poole and Carl E Poole was filed in the county clerk’s office Thursday.

Ina McCauley W. R. McCauley Rowell Donald Second Street Lottie Elsie Taylor George Edward Taylor Patricia Ann Winona Minn L. Ray Himrod Cornelia Himrod Alma Huss Lyle Huss Sandra Lee Lyle Arthur Lancaster Maxine Hilton Poole Carl E. Poole Thursy

Nye divorce suit dismissed without prejudice

Mabel Kerr Nye dismissed her divorce action against Edward J. Nye without prejudice. The couple, married in Lancaster Missouri on June 24 1939, were the parties named in the suit.

Mabel Kerr Nye Edward J. Nye Lancaster

Fragmentary OCR of grocery ad with varied prices

The readable lines show assorted prices for meats and bakery items, including cut branded steaks, pancake mix, crystallized gingerbread, and cereals. No clear dates, stores, or complete product names emerge.

Brotherhood Meeting Slated at Roosevelt Hotel

City briefs note the Brotherhood of Railway Train Men will hold a meeting Friday at 7 30 p.m. in the Roosevelt hotel.

Brotherhood of Railway Roosevelt Hotel

Linn County Teachers Set Meetings at Courthouse

New teachers will meet Friday August 28 at 9 30 a m in the courthouse and all teachers will meet Saturday morning August 29 at the courthouse. The Gazette incorrectly announced meetings for August 21 and 22.

Linn County

Death notice for Mrs. J. E. Meyer of Gary Indiana

Word has been received of the death of Mrs. J. E. Meyer of Gary Indiana on August 10. She is survived by her husband four sons Dr Alfred W Meyer associate professor of physics and director of pilot training at Cee college Leslie J Meyer of Chicago formerly of Cedar Rapids Elwood Meyer of Springfield Ohio and Walter L Meyer of Lyndhurst New Jersey and a daughter Mrs Leo Hogle of Chicago.

J. E. Meyer Gary Ind Alfréd W. Meyer Cee College Leslie J Chicago Cedar Rapids Elwood Springfield Ohio Walter L Lyndhurst N. J Leo Hogle

Cedar Rapids official named to 1942 tax committee

L. J. Maresh of the Cedar Rapids Building and Loan association was appointed to the United States Savings and Loan league 1942 home taxation committee. He will serve with members from 20 states on the group that exchanges information and makes policy recommendations for local and state tax bodies.

L. J. Maresh Cedar Rapids Building and Loan Association Fermor S. Cannon Indianapolis United States Savings and Loan League

Shipyard Seeks Women Workers As Liberty Ship Set For Record

Kaiser yards in Oregon push toward a record Liberty ship with an August 28 finish target and a 27 day keel-to-delivery timeline. Yard head Elmer Hann notes a twofold record for fastest completion and least man hours. Portland plants employ about 50 000, with 300 women already onboard as welders and electrical workers earning 1.20 dollars per hour. Oregon yard plans to boost labor, hiring scouts to recruit men and women nationwide. The wave of female workers includes Mary Carroll mother of a soldier lost at Bataan and Jeanne Wilde, both among the first women to enter shipbuilding here.

Maritime Commission Elmer Hann Kaiser Shipyards Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation P. A J. Kaiser Organization Swan Island Portland Vancouver Wash Columbia River Hunmore Oregon Oregon Yard Mary Carroll Bataan Jeanne Wilde Carroll Wilde

Deaths John H Cummings of Cedar Rapids

John Howard Cummings 903 Daniels street NE died at his home at 1 13 a.m. Thursday after a long illness. Born Sept 8 1889 in Janesville Wis he moved to Cedar Rapids in 1914 and held posts with St Johns Episcopal Church Crescent lodge A F and A M and Machinists Local 831. Survived by wife Helen two daughters and a son and his mother. Funeral announcements to follow. friends may call at Muven chapel.

John Howard Cummings Daniels Street Janesville Wis Business Decorah Helen Louise Schelke el Paso Texas Cedar Rapids St. John's Episcopal Church Crescent Lodge A. F A. M AFL Machinists John Howard, Jr Davenport Rachel Morsing Clinton Elthea Cummings Camp Crowder H. M. Cummings Cedar Falls Victor Neshiem Jefferson Muven Chapel

Teenager’s routine to Oswego shipyard described

An 18 year old Carroll daughter rises at 5 45 each morning to hike a dark country road to the Oswego bus stop, eats breakfast, and rides an 17 mile bus into the Oregon ship yard while her family remains at home to manage affairs.

Oswego Oregon Shipyard Carroll

Canteen Etymology Traced To French Cantine

The term canteen derives from the French cantine meaning a place selling food and drink. The origin reflects institutions like schools, prisons, and military settings where meals are distributed.

Boy Writes F.D.R. Gets Wish to Be Marine Mascot

Detroit AP report shows ten year old Stuart Falk mail to President Roosevelt seeking to be a U S marine mascot. A marine officer caravan visited his home after his letter, with Capt. Peop stating a boy eager to serve deserves a chance.

F.D.R Marine Detroit Stuart Falk Roosevelt U. S Peop

Death of Richard F Bevins Recalls Blacksmith Career

Richard F Bevins 79 of 215 Fifth street NW died in an Iowa City hospital after a lingering illness. Born Holbrook May 18 1863 he lived in Petersville and Parnell and ran blacksmith shops there. He retired July 17 1934 and moved to Cedar Rapids. wife Mary died June 2 1934. Survived by daughter Mrs M L Kellaney and son J C Bevins both of Cedar Rapids. Funeral at St Patrick's church with time to be announced. Burial in Petersville. Friends at Teahen chapel today afternoon and evening.

Richard F. Bevins Fifth Street Iowa City Holbrook Petersville Parnell Cedar Rapids Mary M. L. Kellaney J. C. Bevins St. Patrick’s Church Teahen Chapel

World War I air corps veteran widow survives three sons

The obituary notes a veteran of the air corps in World War I, who died leaving his wife and three sons. Sons include Joseph and Paul of Cedar Rapids and Staff Sergeant Thomas Collins.

Ant Air Corps Joseph and Paul Cedar Rapids Thomas Collins

Des Moines Man Carl Smith Dies in Cleveland

Carl Smith of Des Moines died Thursday morning in Cleveland while serving as a delegate to a Spanish American War veterans convention. Survived by his brother B. Smith of 917 G Avenue NW Des Moines. Services to be held Monday morning in Des Moines. Great Salt Lake salt content is 23 percent.

Carl Smith Des Moines B. Smith G Avenue NW Cleveland Calif

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