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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1933
Page
13
The 1933 Marion Christmas Seal sale opens Friday with a mailed order drive reaching a quota of eighty eight thousand seals. Proceeds aid local associations in health and child welfare projects.
Funeral services for Mrs. Charles Cremer of Clear Lake were held Wednesday at the Yocom chapel with Rev. Joan Walters presiding. Burial followed at Oak Shade cemetery. Survived by husband Charles Cremer and two children Max and Marion, plus many relatives.
Trade listing highlights wholesale fruits and vegetables in Cedar Rapids. Items include Valencia oranges, lemons, sweet potatoes, peppers, melons, onions, and milk products with varied prices and pack sizes. The column emphasizes diverse produce offerings and market pricing for distributors.
Tipton High rallied to beat the Stanwood Basketeers 38 to 25 on Wednesday. Hamiton and Domer tied for Stanwood with 9 each, as Tipton led 18 to 9 at half and 23-23 in the third. Lenox College then beat Tipton Junior College 44 to 32, Crawford scoring 15 for Lenox and Miller contributing 10 for Tipton.
Mrs Anna Beranek age 74 of Riverside died at her home after a four month illness. A Bohemian native, she came to the United States as a child and is survived by six other children, including Mrs Harry Worak and Melo Beranek. Funeral services will be held at Riverside with burial in Linwood.
Judge P R Price of 44st District Court in El Paso questions the legality of Juarez Decree divorces for American couples. He granted Mrs Anna Belle Hall a restraining injunction against her husband C C Hall. Hall’s attorney appealed. The ruling does not affect divorces for couples who agree to the decree.
A road camp reported thefts including 125 gallons of gasoline and assorted articles. The incident occurred near a work site several miles west of Cesar Remar, with a suspect describing the event and a patrol response noted in local reports.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette advertises Anne Adams Pattern 1656 for women sizes 14 through 40 with yardage details and illustrated step by step instructions. The ad notes fabric choices and features a winter catalog offer priced at 15 cents for the pattern book and 25 cents for the catalog and pattern combined. It directs readers to mail orders to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department in New York City.
The United States biological survey began bird banding in 1921 with nearly 300 recruits, including Wesley F. Kubichek, to place metal bands on nest-bound birds. Bands are tracked from Washington for data on age and migration, with cormorants and other species documented across the Midwest and Gulf regions.
Police report shows Sam Frenmse seen near Second Avenue after a disturbance. Leonard Cosedor noted as a witness. details unclear due to damaged text.
Police were informed of two spare tires and wheels stolen from a vehicle on Northeast street NE between 19 and 22 pm on Wednesday. Witnesses described a man and a woman seen near the scene.
A district court case lists Jenute Tulges Annu Z as plaintiff suing Leo B. Jooihm Mere Tule over alleged cruelty and inhuman treatment. The dispute references a marriage in March 1921 and temporary custody and alimony matters.
In district court Judge Bung granted a temporary injunction against B. J Bem- restraining her from carrying on business and from furnishing materials to any other person. The order bars her from competing on a route formerly operated by Bemred and from using trade lines or customer lists. Bemard contends the action is necessary to enforce non compete terms and protect employer interests after termination.
Secretary Hull may extend his South American tour after the Pan American conference opens in Montevideo. He has been urged to visit Argentina and Brazil as part of the official invitations and discussions stemming from the conference.
A bois d arc stump that has stood in court six years may be turned into a gavel for District Judge Giles P. Lester in Waco Texas The stump cost the city 3000 dollars and was exhibit A in Mrs Hazel Darnell Killens damages suit arising from a city street auto collision The judge desires the gavel as a memento of the litigation
The Daly Express editorial titled Here is a man lauds Roosevelt for facing a demanding, crisis laden task. It praises his nerve and resolve to steer through danger while criticizing critics and noting a wave of overseas concern and insecurity.
In a tense crisis the group seeks a brave strong man to take charge as its head. They condemn unchecked trade and declare Americans fortunate to have found such a leader.
Six communists were executed in the Cologne prison yard after a lengthy appeals process. They were sentenced in July for attacking stormtroopers in February, with confirmation of the sentences coming more than four months later.
Ohio uses about 1 600 000 automobile license plates. The United States exports about 3 500 000 railroad ties annually.
John "Jake the Barber" Factor promises to testify against Roger Touhy and his associates in the Willam Hamm kidnapping case. A strong guard protects Factor and family amid threats, as federal authorities plan to move the trial to criminal court in January.
In Downingtown Pa police say Florence Miller and Ethel Marshall were murdered by Langland’s gang style of silencing those who knew too much. Their bullet torn bodies were found buried near Brandywine Manor after disappearing November 1 following a ride for Edward Wallace and John Zukowsky. Camden county grand jury indicted Anthony Cugenio and Salvatore Serra Philadelphia racketeers on murder charges. both fugitives.
Iowa City Johnson county taxpayers league gathers Saturday afternoon at the county courthouse. President Clay Bowersox will speak on What the League has Accomplished, with Edward J. Murphy S K Stevenson and Professor Jacob Vander Zee of the University of Iowa also on the program.
Springfield Illinois reports Gov. Henry Horner has a double holiday as Thanksgiving Day coincides with his fifty fifth birth anniversary. The event marks a rare convergence of national and personal celebrations for the governor.
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