Ice Cream Makers Sample Dishes at Iowa Convention
The twenty fourth annual convention of the Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers of Iowa opens with a tasting procession led by Prof. C A Iverson of Iowa State College. About 200 attendees sample forty freezers as officials discuss manufacturing and trade issues at the Hotel Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers of Iowa
Hotel Roosevelt
C. A. Iverson
The
State College
Ames
Sioux City
Professor Iverson
E. W. Bird
O. R. Ouse
Iverson
Notice of Sale of Bonds by Cedar Rapids City
Cedar Rapids Iowa invites sealed bids for several bond issues including 683160 Sewer Outlet and Purifying Plant Bonds and various City and Front Improvement Bonds. Bids due Dec 18 1933 at 10 am in City Treasurer office with options for separate issues or combined. Highest bid at par plus accrued interest and lowest rate wins. City reserves right to reject any bids. Published Dec 5 and 12 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Messrs
Red Cross Seals Named Misnomer in Health Drive
A joint statement from the National Tuberculosis Association and the National American Red Cross disclaims the term Red Cross Seals as a misnomer. The proper name is Christmas seals or Health Christmas seals or Tuberculosis Christmas seals.
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Red Cross
National Tuberculosis Association
National American Red Cross
J. W. Ballard
Cedar Rapids
Health
Tuberculosis
International Crusade Against Tuberculosis
Central City Woman Convicted of Abortion Attempt
Mrs. Rena Brewer of Central City was found guilty by a district court jury on November 29 of attempting to produce an abortion. Judge I. O. Ellison sentenced her to an indeterminate five-year term in the state reformatory and fined $100 plus costs. The indictment followed a grand jury action. the offense reportedly occurred December 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena Brewer
Central City
Rockwell City
Fast Time Is Made In Auto Accident Damage Trial
In district court Judge F O Ellison presided over a brief auto accident damage trial ending in a 150 verdict for plaintiff J F Sorenson against defendant William Kuda. Sorenson sought 4000 for personal injuries and car damages from a crash at Second avenue and Second street SW on October 17, 1992, after a one hour jury deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Ellison
J. F Sorenson
William Kuda
Sorensen
Kuda
Second Avenue
Second Street
Linn Grand Jurors for 1934 Drawn in Linn County
Linn county's twelve grand jurors for 1934 have been drawn in Clerk Edwin W. Lundquist's office and summoned by Judge A. B. Clark to report at 9 a.m. January 2. The jurors include Wesley J. Dvorak, D. D Johnson, Joseph W. Lesinger, R. H. Lowe, E. F. P. Matheny, J. S. Milligan, Flower Phillips, W. H. Schrimper, William Stallman, I. L. Street, W. W. Waugh, and John Yocum from various townships and cities.
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Linn
Linn County
Edwin W. Lundquist
A. B. Clark
Wesley J. Dvorak
Putnam Township
Ely
Rt. No. 1
D. D Johnson
Coggan
Joseph W. Lesinger
Cedar Rapids
R. H. Lowe
Mount Vernon
E. FP. Matheny
Toddville
J. S. Milligan
Rt. No. 2
Flower Phillips
Central City
W. H. Schrimper
Marion
William Stallman
Fairfax
I. L. Street
Center Point
W. W. Waugh
Marso
John Yocum
Springville
Wills of Misak and Carney Probated in Cedar Rapids
Wills of Frank Misak 83 and Richard Edward Carney were admitted to probate in district court. Misak's estate is divided equally among five children with Edward Misak as administrator. Carney's will leaves major bequests to Anna Mac Carney with two children named, and Arthur Allen Saha and Anna Mae Carney appointed executors.
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Frank Misak
Cedar Rapids
Navy
Richard Edward Carney
Mgr. Misak
Marie Donda
Anna Topic
Edward Misak
Wilhelmina Lammett
Antoinette Rozek
Edward F. Misak
Jury Rules In Favor Of Clara Swenson Will
A district court jury upheld the Clara M. Swenson will after a trial that began November seventeenth. Judge John T. Moffit oversaw deliberations at 10:30 am with the verdict returned at 2:45 pm. The will probate was admitted. 51 witnesses testified, 6 were recalled, and the proponent was C. W. Meek with the principal beneficiary Miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara M. Swenson
John T Moffit
Alice Hall
C. W. Meek
Red Cross roll call and seal sale support health work
The Red Cross funds come from the annual roll call and disaster gifts. A pact with the National Tuberculosis Association limits the roll call to Armistice Day to Thanksgiving and seal sales begin the day after Thanksgiving. Christmas seal money aids local health nursing and child health while state funds fund prevention of tuberculosis and other diseases.
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The
Red Cross
National Tuberculosis Association
Public Health Nursing Association
State Association
Objections Filed Over Influence Claims in Swenson Case
Ruth Rydberg listed as relative of the Swen family with objectors including Gus Sanburg of Burlington an 86 year old brother of Mrs Swen son and heirs of deceased brothers a sister and a half sister. They charged undue influence in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Rydberg
Slander suit begins over Mount Vernon man
Lois Tickal sues Ray Hartung of Mount Vernon in a $5,000 slander case arising from an altercation on a Cedar Rapids area farm eight miles east of Cedar Rapids on Sept 20 1932. Tickal seeks $4,000 for slander and $1,000 for an alleged assault. Hartung denies the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O. Ellison
District Court
Lois Tickal
Ray Hartung
Mount Vernon
Cedar Rapids
Hartung
Interest Added To Trust Fund Claim In Bank Case
A district court supplementary decree by Judge A B Clark added 3502.26 interest to a 17551.42 trust fund claim against the closed Springville Savings bank. The claim was allowed Nov 15 to Mabel T Kirk and Dolsie E Tabasinsky administrators with the will annexed. Of the total, 2604.05 is a preferred claim and the remainder a general claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Clark
Springville Savings Bank
Mabel T. Kirk
Dolsie E. Tabasinsky
Emma Tabasinsky
Henderson Estate To Sons And Daughter In Equal Shares
The will of Peter G Henderson 90 of Central City a Linn county pioneer and business man was probated admitting the estate to probate in district court Tuesday. He left his estate in equal shares to five children William J Ernest E Henry C Mary Mary McTavish and Earl with William J Henderson named executor. The will dated July 11 1932. He died November 14. The report notes another probate for Katherine Kosina Motycka Cedar Rapids who died November 11 leaving four sons Frank Joseph Jerry and TLudvik Kosina. Joseph Kosina named executor.
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Peter G Henderson
Central City
Linn County
A. B. Clark
Henderson
William J. Henderson
Ernest E. Henderson
Henry C. Henderson
Mary McTavish
Earl Henderson
Katherine Kosina Motycka
Cedar Rapids
Frank Kosina
Joseph Kosina
Jerry Kosina
Tludvik Kosina
George Wade
Belle Plaine
Vinton
Driscoll Chapel
Vinton Lee
First Congregational Church
Toledo
Fayette County
Penn
John
Catherine Wade
Iowa
United Brethern Church
Soni of Veterans and
Moose Lodge
John Wade
Iowa City
Sarah Morton
Eagle Grove
Troy Mills
Polly
Maude Shupp
Margaret Fisher
Katherine Fisher
Wilbur Powell
Rodney Newland
Lucille Winstoffer
Cxrl Baty
Andrew Andrews
Virginia Palmer
Lester Washburn
Arthur Simonek
Lorraine Fisher
Helen Atwood
Iowa State College
T Hen
Wyoming
Mount Vernon
Vernon
Ralph Kleinfelter
D. H. Mueller
Hazel Pirkey
Ross Emerson
Edna Kegley
Irl Hoodmaker
Dane Wilcox
West Branch
Alfred Stender
America
Denmark
New York
Copenhagen
Stender
Norway
Mystic Star Chapter
Olive Johnson
George Doebel
Newhall
Elsie Miller
Norman McNee, Jr
Don Jennings
Jessie Tow
Agnes Wheeler
Esther Buchanan
Monticello
Wiliam G Behrends
Richard
Mildred
Loretta
Helen
Hazel
Wilma
Henry Peters
Alya Behrends
Koutny Dismisses Contest Of Father's Will
In district court Judge John T Moffitt dismissed the probate contest against the will of Joseph Koutny who died March 9 1932. George Koutny had sought to set aside the will admitted to probate January 13 after objections. The action was brought against fifteen heirs with Iowa State Savings Bank as executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Koutny
Joseph Koutny
John T. Moffit
Iowa State Savings Bank
Appeal Dismissed With Prejudice in Lease Suit
A district court appeal from Justice Reed's court in a $100 lease action by L. N. Bruns for R. E. Niemeire against W. C. Johnson and Don Stanb was dismissed with prejudice before Judge F. Ellison in district court Monday. The case was dismissed in justice court at plaintiff's costs after hearing, and appeal was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Reed
L. N. Bruns
R. E. Niemeire
W. C. Johnson
Don Stanb
F. Ellison
Justice Court
Simonsen Divorce Plea in District Court
Ingeman Simonsen seeks a divorce from Evelyn Simonsen in district court on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment and both parties seek custody of a minor child. Mrs Simonsen filed her action on the same grounds October 27 and requests support money. They were married June 22, 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingeman Simonsen
Evelyn Simonsen
Jury Hears $1400 Sales Commission Action
A jury was impaneled before Judge John T. Moffit Tuesday morning to hear a $1400 sales commission action by H. J. Sullivan against Martha Christian. Sullivan alleges that a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Moffit
H. J. Sullivan
Martha Christian
Sullivan
Balance of 1400 due from yeast operator in civil dispute
A dispute cites a balance of 1400 owed by Mrs. Christian operator of a yeast company to Sullivan for service in allegedly selling 18000 cases under a Seyear oral contract. Sullivan says he was paid 400 and a counterclaim seeks 163.19. Christian says the amount includes advances beyond earned commissions and denies a 5 year contract term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian
Seyear
Sullivan
Judge awards $1800 in stock assessment case
D W Bates as receiver of the Ely Trust and Savings Bank won a $1800 default judgment in district court before Judge A B Clark Tuesday. The action involved eighteen shares of the closed bank's stock owned by Adolph Havlicek in a stock assessment case.
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D. W. Bates
Ely Trust and Savings Bank
A. B. Clark
Adolph Havlicek
Cedar Rapids Life Insurance Wins Default Judgment in Lease Notes Case
In district court Monday Judge F O Ellison awarded $277 28 as a default judgment against Clarence Hawker in an action on lease notes. A landlord attachment was confirmed and an execution sale ordered. Josephine Parks seeks divorce from James Parks on cruel and inhuman treatment and asks custody of a minor daughter and support. They were married in Marietta Ohio in 1920. Alvena Ford was granted a divorce from Fred J Ford by Judge H C Ring for cruel and inhuman treatment.
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Cedar Rapids Life Insurance Company
Clarence Hawker
F. O. Ellison
Josephine Parks
James Parks
Marietta
Ohio
Alvena Ford
Fred J Ford
H. C. Ring
County Pays Cost In Kruidenier Ouster
Linn county board approves 163.50 payment of case costs in the unsuccessful ouster suit against Public Safety Commissioner Dan Kruidenier after Judge Glock acquitted him. County sought cost relaxation to Cedar Rapids or to W F Hupp. motion denied. Witness fees totaled 27 dollars for plaintiffs and 59.20 for defendants.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Linn County
Public Safety
Dan Kruidenier
Sherwood A. Glock
Hampton
Kruidenter
Cedar Rapids
W. F. Hupp
Clock
Texan Gets 6 Months For Attempted Forgery
Jack Cannon of Dallas received a six month sentence in county jail for forgery in district court. The court suspended all but one month on good behavior and a county probation condition to stay out of the county. Cannon claimed he was an orphan with no home, wandering to seek work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cannon
Dallas
Tex
Stanley and
Bailey
F. O. Ellison
G. K. Thompson
Cannon
Merchants National Bank
D. A. Cruikshank
Minnesotan Killed While Boarding Freight Train
Elmer W. Dennison, 21, of Excelsior Minnesota, died after attempting to board a moving freight train between McGregor and Marquette Tuesday. The family was notified and the body will be sent home. Local notices include Cedar Rapids riverfront bonds and supplemental tax estimates for flood control projects along the Cedar River.
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Mcgregor
Elmer W. Dennison
Excelsior
Minn
Marquette
Linn County Allocates Jobs and Mount Vernon Projects
Linn County approves 1051 job allocations after a boost from Des Moines. Mount Vernon submits a $5816.70 relief plan including sewer relocation and water systems improvements. Cedar Rapids and Coggon projects totaling $3425.00 also sanctioned for street, water, and fire protection work.
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Des Moines
Linn
Mount Vernon
Mont Vernon
State Health Board
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
CWA
Cedar River
Nineteenth Street
Fifth
Sixth Avenues
Howard Clements Involved in Fatal Head-On Crash
Howard W. Clements remained unconscious and in serious condition at an Eldora hospital after a head-on collision six miles west of Grundy Center on Saturday. The crash killed Harold Newell and injured three others. Robert Blackman faced no injuries. Coroner Coffman said no inquest unless requested and that juries determine fault, not binding in damage suits.
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Howard W. Clements
Eighteenth Street
Grundy Center
Eldora Hospital
Clements
Harold Newell
Mr. Clements
Robert Blackman
Eldora
Tenver Widow To Be Wed To Hubert Work
Washington reports that Dr. Hubert Work former interior secretary and ex RNC chairman will marry Mrs. Ethel Reed Gano widow of a Denver merchant The ceremony is set for next Friday at noon in Denver Work recently bought an estate in Cherry Hills Denver and will reside there as a widower.
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Washington
Hubert Work
Minnesota Solons Open Extra Session
ST PAUL AP The Minnesota legislature opened a special session on Tuesday focusing on state control of equities and public relief as the major issues to address.
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Minnesota
ST. Paul
Signs Waiver for Cedar Rapids Bank Reorganization
County Treasurer Frank Williams was authorized to sign depositor waiver agreements for Cedar Rapids Savings Bank and Trust Co and American Trust and Savings Bank of Cedar Rapids joining into one bank. The waiver adds about 83 000 dollars of public funds as the reorganization proceeds after 75 percent of deposits agree. The plan calls for a 50 percent dividend to depositors and Williams planned to sign and forward waivers on Wednesday.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Frank L. Willams
Cedar Rapids Savings Bank and Trust Company
American Trust and Savings Bank of
Cedar Rapids
Williams
Whale Over 100 Feet Washed Ashore at Monomoy Point
Coast guards spotted a massive whale more than 100 feet long stranded high and dry on Monomoy Point near Chatham Massachusetts. The discovery on Tuesday marked one of the Cape Cod region’s largest beached whales in memory.
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Chatham
Mass
Cape Cod
Coast Guards High
Monomoy Point
Notice Meeting for Issuance of Sewer Bonds Rapids
The City of Cedar Rapids Iowa will hold a meeting on December 11, 1933 at 10:00 A M in the Council Chambers City Hall to institute proceedings for issuing $15 000 Sewer Bonds to defray costs of constructing a sanitary intercepting sewer prior to the date set forth objections may be filed. Storey City Clerk December 5 1933.
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Cedar Rapids
Marriages and incidents across several Iowa towns
Edgewood pair Anita Scheer and Oliver Jewell wed at Congre gational parsonage while Harlan Timmons loses a Newport store to fire. A 50th anniversary for John and Mrs Hank at Wapello, plus multiple small town notices on schools, 추d events, and public notices across Wapello, Morley, Martelle, Sigourney, Belle Plaine, Troy Mills, Wyoming, Monticello, Postville, Iowa City, Dysart, Jesup, Clutier, Williamsburg, Oelwein, Hopkinton, Welman, Van Horne and surrounding counties.
Delta bridal party hosts large shower for Delta bride
A Delta bride was honored by nine cousins and many relatives at a miscellaneous shower Saturday afternoon at Hilda and Blanche Moore home. Over forty guests attended with the organizing group including Florene Kiester, Dorothy Moore, Hazel Moore, and Clarice Applegate among others from Delta Sigourney What Cheer Oskaloosa and surrounding areas. Brandon youth Lester Bures, 19, sustained a broken leg when a riding horse fell on him two miles east of Brandon. he was taken to Vinton for an X-ray.
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Melvin Arendt
Don Sparks
Delta
Howard Stout
Oskaloosa
Clarice Applegate
Sigourney
Brandon
Lester Bures
Frank Bures
Vinton
Cedar Rapids City Meeting on Sewer Bond Issuance
The Cedar Rapids City Council will meet on December 1 1923 at 10 AM in the City Hall Council Chamber to consider issuing sewer outlet and purifying plant bonds totaling 683 160 to pay for the sewer system work. Five or more taxpayers may file objections in writing with the City Clerk.
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Ceder Rapids
Jowa
Councy
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
L. J. Storey
Cedars Rounds
City Council Meeting on Issuance of Grading Bonds
The City of Cedar Rapids Towne will hold a meeting December 11 1933 at 10 a.m. in City Hall to consider issuing 18600 City Grading Bonds to defray costs of opening extending and grading streets and avenues. Taxpayers may file objections with the City Clerk before the meeting. December 4 1933. J Storey City Clerk. Published December 5 1993.
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Ceca Rapids
Tow
Gedar Ranidz
Aaid City
J. Storey
Supplemental Estimate Hearing for Cedar Rapids Sewer Bonds
The Cedar Rapids City Council will meet December 16 1933 at ten o'clock A M to hear taxpayers on a supplemental estimate for annual taxes to finance Sewer Outlet and Purifying Plant Bonds issued January 1 1254. The notice outlines bond principal and interest payments and estimates current year expenditures, with funds from accrued interest and other sources to cover 1934 and upcoming years, and states rates for sanitary sewer use may be set by ordinance. The notice is dated December 4 1933 and published December 5 1933 in The Cedar Rapids Gazette.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Towa
Lawn
Iowa
Cedar River
Sata City
W H Stepanek
L. J Stores
City of
Cedar
Town
Wil
Finks
Amnual City
VDD
YH Setepanem
Attest L. J Storey
Sai City
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Ins. Co
Tews
Cédar Rapids
Red Cedar River
Linin County
Howard Clements
Tenver
L J Storey
Iowa News
Edgewood
Anita Scheer
Fred Scheer
Oliver Jewell
Walter Jewell
Lodomillo Township
T. Richardson Gray
Littleport
Edgewood High School
Watello
Harlan Timmons
Newport
Wapello
Timmons
John Hank
Louisa County
Ed Fisher
Jim Hartsock
Chet Walker
Georgia Brown
William
Arthur
Esther Wilton
Muscatine
Howard
Storm Lake
Morley
Morley Consolidated
Gus Paulsen
Martin Burrichter
Fritz Etten
Jake Paulsen
QO. B. Burrichter
Lizzie Behrends
Anna S Behrends
August Husman
Scotch Grove
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Postville
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Ralph Bachtell
V. G
Fred Hangartner
A. J. Phillips
G. A. Brooks
F. O. Ruckdaschel
Merle Brown
Burlington
Economy Cash Grocery Company
Iowan City
Harold D. Evans
Highway No. 161
Here
Dysart
Civil Works Administration
Jesup
Evelyn Bohl
George Dombroski
Chicago
Our Lady of Victory Gathoile Church
Frank
Janet Comfort
Arthur Riley
Valentine Bohl
Maggie Bohl
Norbert
Roman
Nick Ehr
Celia Demuth
C. W. Comfort
Grain Exchange
Clutier
J. E. Arends
Clutier Public
Clutier Women's Club
Arends
Clutter
Williamsburg
Reese Lloyd
Oelwein
W. G. Henke
Charles City
Charlies G. Kretschner
Dubuque
Herbert Manahl
King Palmer
West Union
Soldiers Review Board
G. B. Ferrell
Roy Moylan
Hopkinton
Elmira Owens
Greeley
Colo
Elmira Moore Owens
Kirkville
Efrom H. Owens
Charles V. Owens
Mable Waddell
Anna Randolph
Seattle
Adelf DeVol
Omaha
Rose Peck
Hains City
Fin
Methodist Church
Rebekah
Eastern Star
Colorado
Weluman
Parent-teachers Association
Kenneth Durran
van Horne
Henry Pohlman
Grover Lechtenberg
Keystone
Pohlman
Arthur Jagim
Patricia Slepman
Arleen Crittenden
Lauretta Slepman
Nadine Mall
Jesse Wallford
Mary Selk
John Jange
Evelyn Jange
Ina Mae Steinford
Walter Ruff
Mardene
Fred Jagim
Dorothy Ann
Beth Pauline
Aug
Varzen
W. H. Stepanek
Major
Altest
Olly Clark
M. E. Garmoe
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