Honors Won By Cedar Rapids Bridge Players
Seven Cedar Rapids pairs competed in the fourth annual state tournament at Clear Lake last weekend and brought many honors home. The Cedar Rapids Des Moines team retained the Brice trophy, and Mrs Beattie and Mrs Neuzil joined a Des Moines couple to finish second to an Omaha team in the finals. The top Des Moines Teachers trophy round yielded winner Mr and Mrs Cook, with Mrs Longueville and Mrs Sanders as runners-up in Tri-City. Additional honors went to Dr Whitney and Mrs Hodgin with Mrs Pettis, while others from Omaha also earned places. An open duplicate contract tourney is set for Friday at 7:45 pm at the Roosevelt hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Clear Lake
George Beattie
Nineteenth Street
W J Neuzil
Grande Avenue SE
Des Moines
Omaha
Cedar Rapids Bridge
Roosevelt Hotel
Large Congregation Hears Dr Steiner at Union Meeting
Dr Edmund A Steiner of Grinnell College, eminent sociologist, spoke to a full St Pauls Methodist church on The Conflict between the Old Generation and the New. He urged new life forms for patriotism and warned against clinging to sentimental old ways, urging a redefined human unity beyond old categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A Steiner
Grinnell College
St Paul's Methodist Church
First Congregational
First Baptist
First Presbyterian
St Paul's Methodist
Steiner
Napoleon
Jesus
Ife
Oreman Voung
Campers Return From Delafield After Eight-Week Outing
Cedar Rapids campers who spent the summer at St Johns Military Academy for boys and Camp Nagawien for girls in Delafield Wisconsin have returned. Betsy Flodin and Peggy Stewart led several honors at the girls camp while multiple Cedar Rapids youths earned medals in swimming boxing track and aquaplaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
St Johns Miliary Academy
Nagawien
Delafield
Wis
Betsy Filodin
C CC. Flod
Nineteenth Street
Peggy Stewart
A C Stewart
Park Terrace SE
Greata Higbee
Higbee
Washington Avenue
Bob Fb
Moray Loebs
First Avenue
Bob Files
Henry M Files
Blake Boulevard
Paul Fidler
Alex Fidler
Montrose
Bernard Smith
Warren Smith
Maple Drive
Glenn Higbee
Bob Eby
Wisconsin
Ray Smith
Fourth Avenue SE
Hayden
Deahield
Missing Children Searched Along Ocean City Beach
Coast guard patrolled Ocean City Beach on Monday and state police hunted landward for two boys and a girl who vanished while near the surf. The missing youths Royal Haveeh Y Arthur Borrs and their mother Mrs Chorge Hai lk of Verters NY were feared swept or drowned but could be safe if found. Police continued a frantic search as the tide pushed the case toward a turning point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean City
Kodorphines
Wiese
Royal Haveeh Y
Arthur Borrs
Chorge Hailk
Per
Vinton Wedding Unites Kathryn Lent and Carlton Lytle
Kathryn Ila Lent of Vinton wed Carlton W. Lytle of Washington Ia in a Sunday ceremony at the Lent home. Rev W W Bowers officiated as sixty relatives and friends attended. The bride wore white satin with a lace veil and carried white roses, with Miss Frieda Steinberg and Wendel Pierce as attendants. After the ceremony guests were served lunch and the couple planned to reside in Williamsburg after a motor trip prior to starting work and school careers in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speviatton
Gazette
Vinton
Ralph R Lent
Kathryn Ila
Carlton W. Lytle
Washington
W W Bowers
Waterloo
Betty Kay
Monticello
Frieda Steinberg
Wendel Pierce
Cleghorn
Clara Rife
Josephine Goodwin
Eleanor Andrews
Virginia Means
George Seat
Vinton High School
Stephens College
Columbia
Iowa State Teachers College
Lytle
R L Lytle
Town State Teachers College
Williamsburg School
Williamsburg
E E Lent
Columbia SC
Tohn
Robert Washington
Charles A Lytle
Boston
Foom
Mary Ellen Lytle
Charles J Wilson
Helen Wilson
Carlton C Wilson
Robert Thompson
Baja Boller
Margaret Stewart
Daniel Brindley
Fred Smith
William Smith
Clara Smith
Martha Smith
Richland
Mooa Miller
Norma Miller
Kewanee
F WN Cole
Iowa Falls
Selfish Wife May Ruin Her Mate's Chance For Success
A reader column discusses Baer II facing pressure from a selfish wife who refuses to move for a better job. The letter argues her lack of ambition risks his career, urges support for Baer II, and questions the ethics of pressuring him to date others while probing gender dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiel
Will
Baer
Sax
Thompson Defends Paris Stay Amid Berlin Expulsion
Dorothy Thompson, American journalist, says the Berlin demand she leave is part of a campaign against foreign correspondents. She calls Hitler unfit to be a leader and plans to travel to the Saar within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Doarothy Thompson
Ginebbils
Gersmart
Miss Thompson
Simla Lewis
Saar
Versbatim
Revolutionary central bank idea eyed by New Deal experts
Washington reports predict a "central bank authority" to set U S banking policy. Treasury experts explore consolidating agencies like the Federal Reserve Board and the FDIC under one government body to control credit and unify practices. If feasible, plan could go to Congress with other reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Treasury Department
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
United States
Federal Governent
Central Bank
Congress
Senate
House
Revolutionary Bank
Federal Reserve System
Man Dies After Sitting Naked Among Hornets
Ramon Perez 34, a Tampa cigar maker, sought death by placing himself in a hornet nest. He endured hours of stings, attempted suicide in a river, then sat among swarming hornets for about ten minutes before being pulled away. He refused treatment and died from the stings. His mother tried to rescue him as firemen smoked out the nest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Ramon Perez
Perez
Hillsborough River
Cullen Returns With New Gangster Clues
ST PAUL AP Police Chief Frank Cullen and Detective Thomas Brown returned from a mysterious trip tied to clues after Homer Van Meter was killed. They refused to reveal details of their trip or what they sought and said they were not searching for John Hamilton or George Nelson.
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ST Paul
Frank Cullen
Thomas Brown
Homer van Meter
Dillinger
van Meter
John Hamlton
George
Baby Face" Nelson Still
Outlaw
Youth's Turtle Returns After Two-Week Hideaway
In Brandon Wisconsin Warren Burger eleven kept a small turtle in the cellar for two weeks. His parents later found the creature and took it to a creek a mile away. The next morning the turtle was found dying at the cellar door.
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Brandon Wis
Warren Burger
Fall Coats Without Fur Gain Smart Fashion Note
EW YORK notes three furless coat types for fall. a dressy belted coat with a draped neckline and detachable scarf in gay colors like rust or green. an English topcoat with raglan sleeves. and a rugged polo coat with double breasted reefers and detachable lining for warmth and practicality.
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York
West Liberty Bull Wins at State Fair
At the Iowa state fair in Des Moines first place livestock honors go to West Liberty entries among horses beef cattle and sheep. Entries include Percherons and Shorthorns with winners from Wayland Hopley Farms and F W Hubbell Des Moines among others. R C Yohe Allerton is noted for Shropshire placements.
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West Liberty
Des Moines
EL Humbert and Son
J C. Robinson
Towanda
Aberdeen Angus
Wayland Hopley Farms
Atlante
Fullerton & Sons
Miami
Oklo
Elliott Brown
Rose Hill
Inc
Atlantic
Ellote Brown
Rose Hil
Thomson Brothers Wakarusa Kan
W Hubbell
John Regier and Son
White Water
Kan
George Larson and Son
Harlan
William Anderson
F W
Hubbell
Wubbell
John Regier and Sons
White Water Kan
George Larson
Bons
Faring
Bull Calved
P W_ Hubbel
Paul Calved
Cow
Wal
Cow _calved July 1, 1931 to June 30, 1932—F W Hubbell
W. Hubbell
Iowa Jersey
Z. BS. Baughman
Pulaski
Dr. BR. F. Avery
Tams
M Oa. Linthicum
Orient
Campbell Jersey Farm
Jesup
Robert A. Jones
Iowa City
Claire Werner
Gibson
O. L. Corns
Tama
City Briefs and Personal Notes Roundup
William Sherlock a Belle Plaine farmer filed a federal petition seeking more time to pay his debts. Ed Padzensky and Owen Howard were fined ten dollars and costs each in police court for speeding. Mrs. Neva Young shared a story about an 1858 fruit jar found by Sam Hill, noting the jar purchased in Rowley in 1858 remained crack free and in use through generations.
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William Sherlock
Belle Plaine
Ed Padzensky
Ridgeway Drive
Owen Howard
Center Point Road
Neva Young
Circle Drive
Gazette
Sam Hill
Town State Teachers college graduates two local students
Miss Louise Hronik daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Hronik 1510 C Street SW and Miss Virginia Hammill 916 A Avenue NW received degrees last week at graduation exercises of Town State Teachers College A class of 211 graduates Cedar Falls Hronik attended University of Iowa a year before Cednor Falls and will teach at Troy Mills during the coming school year Hammill completed a four year course and was awarded a bachelor of science degree in commercial education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Hronik
J J Hronik
Virginia Hammill
Town State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Hronik
University of Iowa
Cednor Falls
Troy Mills
Hammill
Personnel named for two Iowa liquor stores
DES MOINES AP The state liquor commission announced the appointments at Waverly and New Hampton. Floyd Smith is manager and G J Klaudt assistant at Waverly. C A Upham manager and W J Tierman assistant at New Hampton. Monthly salaries are 100 dollars for the manager and 85 dollars for each assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Waverly
New Hampton
H M Cooper
State Liquor Commission
Floyd Smith
G. J. Klaudt
C. A. Upham
W. J. Tierman
Dickinson To Give Talk At Rockford Picnic
Senator J. L. Dickinson of Iowa will be principal speaker at the Trask Bridge picnic in Andrews Grove near Rockford. The one day farm outing expects about 30,000 attendees, with many Iowa farmers planning to attend. Science offers friction as the cause of the singing sands of Arabia.
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Rockford, II
L. J Dickinson
Iowa
Trask Bridge
Andrews Grove
Rockford
Explosion Destroys Barn North of Wilton
A hay barn on the W. W Whitmer farm six miles north of Wilton burned after spontaneous combustion during hay making. Calves sows hay, corn crib, and hog houses were destroyed. Albert Martin heard the explosion while returning with his team. Fire trucks and seventy autos arrived within thirty minutes.
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Wilton Junction
W. W Whitmer
Wilton
Albert Martin
Maxwell to be prosecuted in Jackson County clash over car theft and kidnapping
County Attorney L C Schroeder plans to prosecute Thomas Maxwell, an Anamosa convict, for stealing Frank Lambe's car at Ottercreek, kidnapping Alfred Hurst at Hurstville, and forcing him to drive to Dubuque to take Hurst's car. Proceedings will begin with a true information filing in a short time.
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Maquoreta
L. C. Schroeder
Jackson County
Thomas Maxwell
Anamosa
Frank Lambe
Ottercreeck
Alfred Hurst
Hurstville
Dubuque
Hurst
Schroeder
Monay
Pension Tax Totals Summary for Linn County
Figures from County Treasurer Frank Williams show a total of 35 048 in old age assistance taxes collected up to August 22. Of this amount 29 657 went to the county treasurer and 5 391 to the state treasurer. About 55 000 residents were assessed the one dollar Linn county tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Frank L. Willams
Appoint P H English Postmaster At Monona
Special to The Gazette Washington reports Rep Fred Biermann announces Patrick H English as acting postmaster at Monona Clayton county succeeding Harley Rittenhouse Rep M Jacobsen recommended Hans Mohr for Sabula postmaster Jackson county Mohr had top exam grades 82 10 John H Peterson 80 and Bida Repkje 75 5
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Washington
Fred Biermann
Patrick H. English
Monona
Clayton County
Harley
Rittenhouse
M. Jacobsen
Hans Mohr
Sabula
Jackson County
Mohr
John H. Peterson
Bida P. Repkje
59 Million Ounces Of Silver Acquired By Government
The Treasury reports the federal government has bought 59 553 110 ounces of silver at 50 01 cents per ounce since nationalization. The purchase totals about a quarter of the projected nationalized stock with an additional 11 698 000 ounces of newly mined silver bought at 64 1 2 cents per ounce. NORTH ENGLISH George Mahannah 51 restaurant operator died Sunday at home after a long illness. He is survived by his wife four children Melvin Mildred Paul and Lorna two brothers J H Mahannah and Walter Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 pm at the Christian church.
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Washington
Treasury
George Mahannah
Melvin
Chicago
Mildred
Conrad
Paul
Ottumwa
Lorna
Cedar Rapids
J H. Mahannah
Long Beach
Calif
Walter
The
Christian Church
Property Tenancy and Building Restriction Record
H J Nichols transfers to Moray L and Pearl N Eby as joint tenants with full right of survivorship not as tenants in common. includes Cedar Rapids area lot 6 block 1 Vernon Heights addition and East 45 ft lot 6 block 6 Hart’s addition Ken Pk subject to existing building restriction of record. date 12 31 32.
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H. J. Nichols
Moray L
Pearl N Eby
Vernon
Cedar
Hart's
Ken
Galcon
Schall Keeps Roosevelt Fight Open With New Charge
Senator Thomas D. Schall accuses the Roosevelt administration of seeking to censor the press. He cites government financial ties to banks and a planned national news service as evidence of dictatorial control. Schall also criticizes the Rayburn communications act and a government backed press apparatus.
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Washington
Llp
Thomas D. Schall
Minn
Roosevelt
White House
Schall
United States
Rayburn Communications Act
American Newspaper Guild
Brain
Raymond Moley
Vincent Astor
Nourmahal
Daily Press
Council Of Churches Backs New Deal In Labor Day Message
The Federal Council of Churches in New York released a Labor Day message read from 110000 pulpits praising Roosevelt’s New Deal. It calls for orderly social change and urges inclusion across all races and industries. Labor is described as being on trial with a call to protect workers’ rights through organization and government support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Churches
New York
Federal Council of Churches
Roosevelt
Lands Securities Act In Talk To Rotarians
At a Rotary club luncheon in the Hotel Roosevelt Monday noon Lael Abbott spoke in sympathy with the securities act describing profit pyramiding and public bond sales. He argued investor fleecing kept the market weak and praised Prof Frankfurter for shaping the act while criticizing government competition with public utilities and noting rising gross earnings not translating to net gains due to labor conditions.
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Lael Abbott
Rotary Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Frankfurter
Securiies Act
Tennessee Valley Development
Abbott
Reunion of Combs Mee Cormick Families Held in Shellsburg
Shellsburg hosts a family reunion with Mrs. Willie Cue elected president and Mrs. Ernest Edaburn of Cedar Rapids serving as secretary and treasurer. The event highlighted kin from the Combs Mee Cormick families.
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Shellsburg
Combs-Mee Cormick
Willie Cue
Ernest Edaburn
Cedar Rapids
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Houmes
Stewart
Forest Drive
Trione
Mro
Mis Renee
Bartmess Ict
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Sayrhi Street
Bess
Clarence Poo
Ceedar Rapids
Fos Meneter
Niwits
Prof
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Cobb
Hudson
Charles Ciive
Barbara
Bernard
Dean Ane
Harve Geiger
Soma Poe
Poorake
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Fr Words Farm
Bone
Mars Netadeky
Western
Westes
Sn Sovdasys
Giavette
Dro
WJ Netolicks
Woo Netolwky
Woo Netolcks
Bishop Cafeteria
Emmie
Vernon Pass
Mary Manners
Miss Manners
Baer II
Germany
Dorothy Thompson
Cullen
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R. C. Yoke
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Webster City
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Strainsham Brothers Dexter
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New Sharon
Serley Horse Company
Alsons
Stringham Brothers
Werefords
Werbert Chandler
Baker
Herbert Chandler
Fosters Farm
Rexford
Hillandale Farm
Muscatine
Poster Farms
Herbert Chandler Baker
Oregon
Hillendale Farms
A Meyer and Sons Bellevue
Willendale Farm
Hillendale Farm
Hillendale
Ayrshires
J J Lyons
Shropshire
R_ E Strutts and Sons
Jamestown
R. C_ Yohe
R. C Yohe
R. E. Strutts and Sons
RE Strutt and Sons Company
Dakota
Shropshires
E. H Rotter
West Point
R C. Yohe
D Moore and Sons
Mt. Pleasant
A. Ho
Ram
A. H Secreat
AWINE
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H M Meneough
Grimes
J Conrad
Melbourne
DE Hudson and Sons
Overton and Livingston
Mon- Tor
T J Conrad
Turity
J P Brown
D Hudson and Son
Montezuma
M Livingston
Monroe
Melbourne Hampshiires
Leo C Johnston
Hawkeye
Rennick and Sons
Eiken
Nebr
F. S. Rennick and Sons
Locatis Matt and Sons
Humoldt
Dickinson
Maxwell
P. H. English
Hutchinson’s
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