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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1952

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Belle Plaine Union driven by Burrows brothers in Iowa

The Belle Plaine Union newsroom is led by the Burrows family headed by Robert O. Burrows Jr. and John R. Burrows with Richard W. Burrows overseeing composing. The paper, published Wednesdays with about 3200 circulation, serves Benton Tama Iowa and Poweshiek counties and features extensive photography and cross county coverage.

Loyal Meek Belle Plaine Brothers Burrows Burrows Belle Plaine Union Iowa Weekly O. C. Burrows Union Herald Keystone Bulletin Benton County John R. Burrows Richard W. Burrows Robert O. Burrows, Jr Moe Benton County Star Norway Jack Burrows John Burrows University of Iowa Journalism Darlene Vokoum Lillian Jagim William Carpenter Bettie Shrader Charles Petiit Fred Carpenter Grantham Frances Guinn Richard Zamastil John F. Lahn Wilber Rush W. J. Merejk Tama Iowa Poweshiek Anna Fahnle

School Lunch Program in Iowa Receives Federal Subsidy

The 1951-52 Iowa school lunch program relied on a $914 317 federal subsidy with $321 802 from individuals and groups. Teachers noted improvements in health, attendance, social development, cooperation, alertness, diet balance, and scholastic progress among students.

Iowa

Bear Kills Dog Near West Liberty in Minnesota

A hungry mother bear with two cubs attacked a dog in a kennel at a summer cabin near West Liberty Iowa. The bear was killed by neighbor George Esslinger after the Papenthiens warned him. their Irish setter Mallard was badly bitten. The cubs were seen in a tree and the area also contained dug up bones and dog food.

Minnesota West Liberty Lake Kabetogama Minn L. E. Papenthien West Liberty Papenthien Mallard Papenthiens

Craiger Named Assistant Professor at Cornell College

James S. Craig Jr. is named assistant professor of economics and business administration at Cornell College. He holds a B A and M A from the University of Iowa and taught economics there for six semesters. He served in WWII in the underwater demolition squad in Okinawa and the South Pacific.

MT. Vernon James S. Craiger, Jr Cornell College Russell D. Cole Craiger University of Iowa Okinawa South Pacific

Three Eastern Iowans Return from Far East

The navy transport Gen. Simon B. Buckner arrived in Seattle with 984 rotation personnel from the Far East. Iowans aboard include Cpl. Glenn E. Travis of Marion Capt. Wayne R. Harbour of Marengo and Sgt. Frank M. Adye of Wapello.

Seattle Simon B. Buckner Far East

Commencement Friday At Iowa State College

Iowa State College will graduate 120 at exercises Friday in State gymnasium at 9 30 a m Dr Charles E Fiiley president of the college will preside and present the diplomas Classes will not be resumed on the campus until the opening of the fall quarter September 24

Ames—I Iowa State College State Gymnasium Charles E. Fiiley

Kiwanis raise funds for hospital X-ray purchase

The Kiwanis club raised 1125 dollars to help pay for a new X-ray machine for the Community hospital in a campaign sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Jay Dikkers, 17, son of Reverend and Mrs J R Dikkers, returned home from Minneapolis last week after polio treatment at the Sister Kenny Institute.

McGregor Kiwanis Club Junnior Chamber of Commerce Aurora Jay Dikkers Fof J. R.dikkers Minneapolis Sister Kenny Institute

Marion Adds Fourth Fire Truck From Katz Salvage

The Marion volunteer department received a 1936 one and a half ton fire truck with dual rear wheels donated by Katz Salvage Company owners Henry and Bert Katz. The city funded a 24 by 20 feet concrete block addition built by volunteers to house the truck, with welding and wiring donated by local residents.

Marion Volunteer Department Henry Bert Katz Katz Salvage Company Eldon Post Vernon Blitz Harold M. Howe Howard Martin Bill Shepard Bud Westbrook John Gibney, Jr Bob Grimes Tom Dougherty James Reynolds Richard Cayler Don DeVault Cayler Katz Brothers

New Residents Move to Marion in Stitzel Family Change

Dr and Mrs B J Stitzel relocate from Maquoketa to Marion taking an apartment in the Stitzel building. Dr Stitzel a chiropractor will work with his uncle Dr Harry G Stitzel. Residents also note various local notices and upcoming events around Marion Iowa including service group picnics and moves.

B. J. Stitzel Marion Maquoketa Stitzel Dr. Stitzel Harry G. Stitzel

Dinner Marks Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Celan Rollins hosted a dinner in Marion on Saturday for the sixtieth wedding anniversary of her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Wenger of Monticello. Attendees included Wenger’s five brothers, relatives from Manchester, Ryan, Cedar Rapids, Monticello, and other area families. the Rollinses also celebrated their thirtieth anniversary.

Celan Rollins Eighteenth Street Marion iMr John Wenger Monticello Mr. Wenger Ed Godfrey Chris Manchester Carl Ryan Will Flora Hamblin Inlaw George Peters Cedar Rapids Glenn Eilers Edna McCoy C. W. Rollins

Beyer Leaves For Wichita Homebound

Gust W. Beyer departed Saturday for his Wichita Kansas home. Trojan lodge 548 A F and A M will meet Friday at seven p.m. in the Masonic temple to perform Third degree work.

Gust W. Beyer Wichita Kan Trojan Lodge A.F A. M Masonic Temple

Springville School Opens September 1 for All Grades

Springville classes begin September 1 with registration for all grades. Kindergarten groups include Carl Lucinda and Johanna who must be five and have been guests by November 15. The lunch program at Mrs. Beyer’s school extends to September 2.

Springville Albert Beyer Carl Lucinda Johanna Beyer Au Jlunch

Driving License Rules and Restrictions under Iowa Patrol

The Iowa state public safety department enforces driver license rules requiring a written test and vision exam for new or lapsed licenses. Many hold restricted permits with conditions like eyeglasses or night driving limits. Over the last 60 days more than 100 restricted licenses were suspended for permit violations, with 30 day suspensions. 35 teens restricted to school or parent trips and eight new learners also impacted.

Iowa State Department of Public Safety The Highway Patrol

Brannan to Speak at Sweet Corn Day in Iowa

The Brannan campaign plans a Saturday visit to Cedar Rapids and Vinton for Sweet Corn Day events after Labor Day. Officials expect Brannan to speak at 2 p.m. and crown the Sweet Corn Day queen, with arrival by plane into Cedar Rapids if possible.

Truman Dexter Stevenson Washington Milwaukee Hogan Iowa

Decorah Grants Eight Percent Cost of Living Wage Increase

The Decorah city council approved an eight percent cost of living raise for all city employees, expanding their fringe benefits and boosting municipal payroll costs.

Decorah

Free Book On Arthritis And Rheumatism

An enlarged 44e book titled Rheumatism is offered free to readers who request it. It promises non surgical non medical treatment and claims to have helped for 33 years. Send no obligation to The Ball Clinic Dept 1402 Excelsior Springs Missouri.

Ball Clinic Dept Excelsior Springs Missouri

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