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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1933
Page
12
IGE cream makers convene to discuss trade improvements and a stronger market for three cream products. Professor C Ward Maser of Coe College spoke on economic trends noted in a recent interview published in The Gazette, forming the day’s morning session.
Turkey supper at Olivet Thursday and assorted church suppers and fundraisers. A chimney fire at Maydwell's Cafe on First Avenue East was extinguished by firemen. A. E. Baker fined for blocking a driveway. Christmas shoppers from out of town at RUDE AUTO CO. Epworth League event at John Huss Metoost church with a supervised program and silver offering. Don Doyle fined for intoxication. Red Cross to meet at 1 PM in federal building. Checks from state relief office distributed to local merchants for October and November orders.
Mrs. Lillian Landmesser, overseer of the poor, announces that relief script has been received and may be obtained at her courthouse office.
Edward Marsoun was elected president of the Frolic club of St. Ludmila's church at the annual election held Tuesday night. Other officers include Lumir Serovy as vice president, Joseph Tresmak secretary, Joseph Stodola treasurer, Edward Kuba play director, Josephine Letovsky assistant director. Committee chairs are Alice Nebenndahl Joseph Loesel Jerry Boubin and Lillian Binko.
Four felt hats valued at 30 dollars were taken from an unlocked automobile parked by T B Hlubucek at 1211 Third Street SE in the rear alley of Arm strong's store Monday evening. Hlubucek reported the loss to police Tuesday afternoon. John Bremer 857 Twentieth Street SE, re-
A beloved Doberman known as Colonel or Pal, one of the city’s best known dogs, lived as a friend to hundreds in the Polk school and Coe college districts. He aided children, shared water and rides, and suffered abuse without complaint. Died December 4 at an animal hospital from blood poisoning after a superficial wound.
A report notes the loss of a spare yellow wire wheel and tire from an automobile parked in the downtown district. The incident details focus on the missing wheel and tire and the location of the vehicle.
Betty Maas an 8 year old girl of Coggon was treated at St Luke s hospital Tuesday afternoon for a fracture of the right elbow suffered when she fell from a pony. The fracture was set and she was taken home afterward.
Cedar Rapids couple Michael Shearer and Pearl H Atz obtain marriage licenses. Advertisement notes selling sporting goods jewelry and nursery furniture for extra Christmas cash through want ads.
A sheriff sale notice lists a 1933 mechanic lien judgment in Linn County Iowa against Hannah E Hutchison with a cash bid at 10:00 AM on December 20 1933 at the Cedar Rapids courthouse. It also notes the appointment of Elizabeth DeVore as administratrix of Delbert D DeVore's estate in Linn County with payment and claim filing instructions.
Donald P Barnes was elected president of the Pickwick club a young business men's luncheon group at the Roosevelt hotel. Harvey C McClary became vice president Dr Henry Hamilton treasurer and Robert C Safely secretary new officers named. Plans for the annual Pickwick Parthenon holiday ball were discussed with a promise of an unusual orchestra for the party.
John Stramel faced child desertion charges and requested a hearing before Justice A. S. Reed on Wednesday, with arraignment scheduled for Thursday.
Information filed by Elizabeth Stramel alleges he deserted his children Mary John Joseph Stephen Jerome James and Louis all under sixteen. Stramel was arrested by Constable John Taylor.
Sacred Heart Church Monticello will host a mission from December 10 to 17 conducted by Paulist Father John Handley. It marks the first mission at the local church in seven years.
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