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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1932

Page

5

Budget Director Cuts $413,207 From State Dept Askings

State Budget Director Oscar Anderson recommended annual appropriations of 3,442,816 for state departments next biennium, excluding boards of education and control, a 413,207 decrease from department heads requests of 3,856,023. He plans to submit the report to Gov. Dan Turner and the Forty-fifth General Assembly after finalizing board of education and control figures.

DES Moines Oscar Anderson Board of Control Board of Education Dan Turner Forty-fifth General Assembly Anderson State Legislative State Board of Conservation Angerson State Department of Agriculture Department Producers’ Associations Department of Public Instruction Forty-Fourth General Assembly

Vicki Baum Captivates Crowd With Slang and Life Tales

Sinclair Lewis introduces Vicki Baum to American slang as she discusses her life, writing beginnings, two marriages, and war memories at Cornell college chapel. She recounts early stories, a spanked editor interview, wartime hunger, and claims publishers never refuse her manuscripts.

Sinclair Lewis Vicki Baum Cornell College Mount Vernon Miss Baum America

Reduction in Iowa counties proposed by legislature

An Iowa legislative committee urges cutting the number of counties by half or more to reduce government costs. Proposals include shifting tax levies for secondary roads, delaying or reducing officials’ travel allowances, standardizing records, and cutting the board of supervisors from five to three with longer terms. A constitutional vote would be needed to reduce counties.

KY Thos A. Pledge International News Des Moines Iowa Legislative Committee Herring State Printing Board Coronel Ofice Wee

Pioneer Couple in Traer Celebrate 50th Anniversary

Mr and Mrs D E Bryson observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home in Traer with their two children Leo A Bryson of New York City and Cora of Brooklyn plus relatives and a Foster sister from Des Moines. Mrs Bryson, born 1854 in Leroy IL, and Mr Bryson, born near Vinton, Iowa, lived in Traer most of their married life and had long railroad and real estate careers in the area.

Traer D. E. Bryson Leo A. Bryson New York City Cora Brooklyn N. Y Bryson Mrs. Bryson Leroy Boone County E. M. Woolley Traer Business Mr. Bryson Benton County Vinton Kansas B. C, R. and N Reinbeck B. C.R. and Grundy County

Pleads Not Guilty To Killing Former West Branch Man

Mrs. Sam Wilkerson pleads not guilty to murder in the death of I. E. Hemingway, a loan broker and former West Branch resident. Arraignment delayed by illness. bond hearing sought under habeas corpus. Hemmingway's body was found buried on the Wilkerson farm after a weeklong search amid suspicion over a $900 check.

Oklahoma City Okla Sam Wilkerson I. E. Hemmingway West Branch Wilkerson J. D. Chastain Hemmingway Wilkersons

Oldest Resident Of Elgin Celebrates Her 87th Birthday

Mrs. Mary Spahr Elgin's oldest resident marked her eighty seventh birthday at her daughter Tillie Hanson's home. Born Mary Schort in Switzerland she came to America at age three and after farming life near Elgin now enjoys gardening and Bible reading. She has three daughters Irving Hendershott Oelwein Fred Kohler and Tillie Hanson and nine grandchildren plus one great grandchild.

Gazette Elgin Mary Spahr Tillie Hanson Mary Schort Switzerland America Bearsville Ohio Ohio River Mississippi McGregor Fred Spahr Spahr Irving Hendershott Oelwein Fred Kohler Tille Hanson Spahr Cashman Elma Ladies Aid Society

Sigourney Farmer Dies While Driving On Highway

Addison Gilliland, 64, of Sigourney died of heart failure while driving north of Sigourney Thursday at 2 45 pm. His wife rode beside him as the car drifted onto the road shoulder and stopped. Dr. T T Dulin pronounced the death and the body was taken to the Gilliland farm home three miles north of Sigourney. Survivors include the widow, a son Gordon Gilliland a senior in engineering at Iowa State College, two brothers Frank and Jim Gilliland, farmers near Sigourney, and a sister Mrs Nora Tanley of Mena Arkansas. He was born near Lancaster and had lived all his life in this community.

Sigourney Addison Gilliland

Cattle Thieves Sentenced in Grundy Center Case

In Grundy Center three men Herman Shipp Elmer Erdman and Earl I Shipp received prison terms from one to five years for cattle larceny linked to a northeastern Iowa rustling ring. All three pled guilty with one Shipp brother pleading not guilty.

Grundy Center Iowa Fort Madison Herman Shipp Elmer Erdman Anamog Earl I. Shipp Erdman Shipp

Belle Plaine Pioneer Observes 80th Birthday

Le Roy Wright of Belle Plaine celebrated his eightieth birthday with a dinner for twenty five relatives and friends. A retired farmer, he was born near Rockford Illinois November 30 1852 and moved to the Belle Plaine area as a child. He and wife Mary E Holte had two children and seven grandchildren. His second wife Josephine Braum survives with additional relatives listed.

Belle Plaine le Roy Wright Mr. Wright Rockford, Ill Elisha Wright Mary E. Holte Elmer Wright Frank Wright Lydia Tatge Cass County Sheridan Wright George Stiffler Wright Josephine Braum

Dying Dean Leaves $400 For Grinnell Scholarships

Grinnell Iowa two female students will stay in college through the year thanks to Luella J Read dean of women who died of pneumonia Tuesday night She learned the $400 shortfall for a scholarship and prepared a personal check for the committee to cover the amount before her hospital admission.

The Gazette Grinnell Luella J. Read Miss Read

Hear Motion For New Trial In Tama County Bank Suit

Judge Clarence Nichols set the first December term Toledo hearing for a motion for a new trial in the Tama county case involving depositors of the Bank of Buckingham and Farmers Bank of Voorhies against Traer State Bank stockholders. Plaintiffs won $137,000 in the earlier trial. defendants argue banks were branch banks. If denied, stockholders may appeal to the Iowa supreme court. a compromise is being sought. The case draws wide attention as potentially precedent setting in Iowa. Also reported Tipton license plates sold as 1933 plates go on sale, totaling 160 pairs, earlier than prior years.

TRAER Bank of Buckingham Farmers Bank of Voorhies Trner State Bank Toledo Clarence Nichols Supreme Court Tama County Iowa Nichols Traet State Bank

Certify Election of Judge Utterback

The state canvassing board certified Hubert Utterback, Des Moines attorney, as justice of the Iowa supreme court. Protest by E. T Miller and T. Purcell argued Morling’s vacancy and pending 1934 election. Board ruled the issue legal but beyond jurisdiction. Also in Iowa City a $2,595 damage suit by E B Kovats against Adolf Hall moves forward over a Hills auto crash.

DES Moines State Canvassing Board Hubert Utterback Iowa Supreme Court E. T Miller T. Purcell Clinton Utterback Morling George Claussen Turner State Executive Council Iowa City E. B. Kovats Adolf Hall Johnson County Kovats Hills Dutcher, Walker and Ries Barnes, Chamberlain, Hanzlik and Thompson Cedar Rapids Messer and Nolan

Hammond Gets 30 Days In Jones County Jail

Anamosa Iowa Lloyd Hammond Jr was found guilty by a jury in district court on a larceny charge tied to hog stealing. He was sentenced to thirty days in the Jones county jail by Judge Atherton B Clark. Loren Boyles was fined 500 dollars and costs for leaving the scene of an automobile accident with a portion suspended on payment of 200 dollars and costs by January 1.

Anamosa Lloyd Hammond, Jr Jones County Atherton B. Clark Loren Boyles

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State Dept Conservation Board Adeline Taylor Germany 5Th Avenue J. Yount Monarch Aveia Gia Biaeiece ABC Seve Monarch Foods Y. C Ena Layered Sigourney Farmer Belle Plaine Pioneer Winthrop Francis Gilson Jeanne Kenyon Bonita Devlin Gerald Vinton Dorothy Powell Bernice Callan Francis Callan Eileen Decker Dale Walton Donald Decker Gretchen Pulley Ttle Bros Packing 16Th Avenue SW DIAL Tipton Cedar County Judge Utterback Riverside Feed Co Frank Patek 16Th Avenue Wilson Pure Lord Wilson Black Hawk Wilson Folda’s Cash and Carry Grocery 16Th Ave Pipal’s Texas Awaa Pillsbury’s Polehna Bros. & CO Sixteenth Ave Ibs Ife Tbs Hammond South Side Feed Co We Buy Poultry Frank Zelezny Mt. Vernon Avenue Joan
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