Weaving Car Hogs Road Hurts Woman Near Airport
Mrs. George F. Taylor of 1005 Fourteenth Avenue SE suffered bruises and abrasions to her legs and arms at about 10:30 p.m. Monday when a car crowded off highway No. 161 north of the airport. The Taylors, riding with Mr. Taylor driving toward Cedar Rapids, escaped injury as the other car, which departed the scene, swerved and collided with a telephone pole. The license plate was not obtained.
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George F. Taylor
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Taylors
City Briefs And Personals
Miss Janet Nelson left last night for Santa Barbara California. Charles Kirchner left yesterday for Tampa Tex. Ned J Kessler 1606 Park avenue SE is seriously ill of appendicitis at Deaconess hospital in Marshall town. James Norman 29 415 Second street SW was fined 25 dollars with costs on a charge of disturbing the peace but the amount suspended during good behavior. Roverba 1524 Eighth avenue SF returned to work at the central fire station after vacation spent fishing along the Iowa river near Tama. Paul Morokoff, from Boston, has gone to Chicago to take a musical number role at the Schubert Garrick theater. Unzeilig Motor company employees and families will picnic at Joe Bena farm Tuesday with a baseball game and picnic supper. B A West arrested for reckless driving on Third avenue SE. case set for police court Wednesday. Cole To Talk At Orange City. Rep Cyrenus Cole to speak on Northwestern Iowa trip with stops near Storm Lake Sioux City and Council Bluffs. Accused of Embezzlement. Kermit Smith arraigned on embezzlement charge. bond set at 1000. To Visit In City. Mrs L B Lockwood of Washington DC, secretary to Cole, to visit Cedar Rapids late this week. Mrs Lockwood is daughter of the late Rev E C Jessup. Mrs Burd Returns. Mrs Metta A Burd returns from Grinnell with relatives. to Crue for a few days.
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Roverba
Eighth Avenue
Central Fire Station
Iowa River
Tama
L. B. Lockwood
Washington, D. C
Cyrenus Cole
Cedar Rapids
Lockwood
E. C. Jessup
Saron Lutheran Church
Playground Toys To Be Distributed To Children In Hospitals
Notice is given that administration of the estate of a deceased person is being handled by the administrator. All persons having claims against the estate are requested to present them with proper authentication to the clerk of the Linn district court at a specified city. The notice announces a cessation of authority and urges timely payment or filing.
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Kro
Meares
Horn
Linn County Government Road Facts at Close of 1931
Report shows Linn County with 1217.29 miles of roads. County engineers report 106744 mules used on local roads, 13885 mules surfaced in the trunk system, and 17379 mules in the local county road system. Taxpayers are advised of infrastructure scope.
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Linn County
County Engineers Office
Morale Of Unemployed Declared Much Better At Present
C P Moore superintendent of the unemployment bureau told Camapus club luncheon at the Hotel Roosevelt that morale among the unemployed is higher than a year ago. He credited warping conditions with food raised in gardens and canning for winter which boosted spirits and reduced fear. He noted cooperation from union labor the Chamber of Commerce churches business and civic readers in providing made work and described a shift toward self sufficiency with more families growing their own food.
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L. Moore
Citiya Bree
Camapus Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Moore
Chamber of Commerce
Boy Scouts Return From Camp Troop 2 Assembly
Fourteen members of Troop 2 sponsored by John Huss Methodist church returned Sunday from Camp Waubeek after a one week stay. Acting Scoutmaster Arthur Kuhn led, with Gilbert Felereisen as camp secretary and Robert Benham accompanying as adult scouter. Activities ranged from nature studies to swimming hiking and leaf printing. In a separate item, Eugene Roller, 20, was injured in a head on collision near Homestead Friday morning. Sheriff Voelkel and County Attorney Van Hoene investigate potential fault for the crash which left seven others with minor injuries.
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John Huss Methodist Church
Waubeek
Arthur Kuhn
Gilbert Felereisen
Robert Benham
Marengo
Eugene Roller
Homestead
J F Voelkel
E J van Hoene
Roller
Farewell Dinner For B. T. Cullen By Cedar Rapids K C Council
The Knights of Columbus Cedar Rapids council held a farewell dinner for Ben T. Cullen as he leaves to manage Hubbard Lanning wholesale fruit in Ames. Sixteen council members who joined him on a tour to exemplify K C ceremonies attended, and J H Bormann presented a Gladstone bag. Cullen plans to move with his family to Ames around Sept 1. he departs Wednesday.
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Degree
Cedar Rapids
Knights of Columbus
Ben T. Cullen
Cedar Rapids Commission Company
Ames
Cullen
Hubbard-Lanning
CC. Taft Company
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids Commission
Nash-Finch Company
Minneapolis
K. C
Iowa
Wisconsin
Roosevelt Hotel
J. H. Bormann
Mr. Cullen
Gladstone
Joseph Stephan
W. H. Redmond
Walter O'Grady
Ray Plamadore
Joseph Enzler
Ray Lucas
Ray Burke
Sam
Killing The Goose: Jury Acquits Employer Killer
A Farm Journal quote reports a jury acquitting the girl who killed her employer on insanity grounds. Commentators note the decision reflects public sentiment that harming an employer is driven by perceived madness.
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Farm Journal
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Janet Nelson
Santa Barbara
Calif
Charles Kirchner
Tampa
Tex
Ned J Kessler
Park Avenue
Deaconess Hospital
Marshalltown
James Norman
Second Street
Paul Morokoff
Boston
Mass
R. A Lad
Ellis Boulevard
Chicago
Schubert-Garrick Theater
Unzeilig Motor Company
Joe Bena
West
Third Avenue SE
Third
Fourth Streets
Kermit Smith
G. 3
Lightner
Smith
Madge Schuyler
William Fleming
Burd
Metta
Park Avenue SF
Grinnell
Harritt Haines
Herbert HH Armstrong
Cora Pare
Town City
Crue
Tors
Amy
wiJdarn Ce
Uilnville
Boy Scouts of Troop No. 2
K. C. Council
B. T. Cullen
Armstrong
Vicks
Mrs. Sale
Women’s
Lux
New York
Store For Women
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