Hearst Endorses Landon Boosts Presidential Hope
Topeka Kan UP stock in Gov Landon's presidential ambitions rose after endorsements by William Randolph Hearst and Paul Block publishers. Hearst praised Landon's record and character, predicting a GOP fight against Roosevelt, while noting willingness to unite the party. Landon gains momentum as supporters view the backing as a strong pre convention signal.
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Topea
Kan
M. Landon
William Randiph Hearst
Paul Block
Laron
Hearst
Blair
Arthur Brisbane
Elanor Patterson
Washington Herald
Block
Landon
Roosevelt
Kansas
Brisbane
Black
Patterson
Topeka
America
Garner
J. M. Smith Funeral At Central City Friday
Funeral services for the Rev. Jesse M. Smith longtime Methodist minister will be held at the Central City Methodist church Friday at 1 30 p m with Dr J P Van Horn of Cedar Rapids officiating Burial will be in Jesup The Rev Roscoe B Sires will officiate Smith born in Pennsylvania moved to Iowa at 20 Joined a wagon train to Dakota territory homesteaded in Huron He studied at Dakota Wesleyan then was in the Dakota and Upper Iowa conferences He married Mable M Sayles in Jesup in 1893 and they had seven children, Gladys Collier Earl C Joyce Greeley Paul H Joy Jane George R and Bruce M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Jesse M. Smith
J. P. van Horn
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Jesup
Roscoe B. Sires
Smith
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Dakota Territory
Huron
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell
S. D
Dakota
Parkston
Upper Iowa
Mable M. Sayles
Gladys Collier
Marton
Earl C
West Liberty
Joyce Greeley
Paul H
San Antonio
Tex
Joy Jane
West Chester
George R
Edgemont
Bruce M
Denver
Foreclosure Action in Linn County Iowa Court
Notice of mortgage foreclosure by plaintiff Cedar Rapids State Bank against defendants Boyle and others. Case seeks judgment of 1682.27 plus interest on note dated August 22 1932 and costs with sale of mortgaged property in West Cedar Rapids Covell's Addition.
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District Court of
Iowa
And
Ainn County
Welch
Paul
Huston
Cedar Rapids State Bank
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Plaintty
Boyle
B OB Boyle
Savines & Lonn Association
Ancy Coal Company
Peiena
District Court of A
Linn County
Anne Hencine
Pn West Cedar
Recorder's Office
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Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear event, names, places, or dates to identify a definite news item. No readable facts to summarize into a valid card.
Unclear historical notice fragment involving Paul F Jones
Fragmentary legal notice dated March 1 1937 references Paul F Jones as attorney for plaintiff. The text is garbled with mentions of Cedar Bar Jinn Count and partition receiver, roles of owner or conveyer of real property, and a court date unclear due to incomplete OCR.
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Joe Deser
Continuance Requested In Ant Wach Ard Case
A motion seeks a continuance in the ANT Wach Ard case. The hearing was scheduled to proceed next month, but defense counsel requests additional time for pretrial preparation and witness review. The court has not yet ruled.
Community Club Notes Include Christmas Plans and Meetings
Out Our Way notes describe Christmas party plans at Mrs. George Kindler’s home and a Dec 16 party at Mrs. F A Shumack’s. A 25‑member chorus under Miss Rose Wilcox will sing at a union church service. a picture drama sermon Almost is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Wilcox
Alumni seek funds to finish Marion recreation center project
Marion high school alumni rush donations to Marion alumni association fund to obtain WPA help for the recreation center and athletic park. About 600 is needed for materials while federal aid will cover labor. Donations must reach Miss Verle Breed by week end to avoid losing the project.
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Marion High School
Alumni Association
WPA
Marion
Don B. Lothian
Kansas City
Professor Dofflemeyer
Marion Schools
Christmas program highlights federation meeting at public library
The Federation of Women's clubs met Tuesday at the public library with Rose Wilcox singing The Wind Song and A Child's Prayer. Eileen Schenken read readings. Blanche Hamm read Youth's Fight Against Tuberculosis. Ruth Rundquist read Is There a Santa Claus. Local artist Charles Taylor spoke about his paintings. The group approved $15 for library lighting and late hours, plus $1 each to Red Cross and Christmas Seals. Emma Klein announced Sorosis club donated kitchenware to the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Women's Clubs
Rose Wilcox
Ruth Engstrom
Eileen Schenken
Blanche Hamm
Ruth Rundquist
Charles Taylor
Library Board
Red Cross
Emma Klein
Sorosis Club
Christmas Party Highlights At Handicraft Club No 2
Mrs W E Lutz hosted Handicraft club No 2 for a Christmas party with candlelit refreshments at three tables. Prizes went to Mrs Verne Clemans and Mrs Fay Marsh. consolation prizes to Mrs Stanley Thomas and Mrs John Lines. Gifts exchanged. guest Mrs Meric Knight attended. Mrs Will Luiz and Mrs Harold Phillips led arrangements.
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W E. Lutz
Verne Clemans
Fay Marsh
Stanley Thomas
John Lines
Meric Knight
Will Luiz
Harold Phillips
Lions club plans Christmas events and fund drive
At a Tuesday Lions Club meeting at Michel Tea Room, Dr. R. E. Leidigh announced committees for baskets theater and program tree and delivering baskets and treats. The group urged more donations for Goodfellows as 118 undernourished children receive milk this year. Fund shortages threaten the WPA Marion recreation center project, while Sam Jackson spoke on Youth's Fight Against Tuberculosis.
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Lions Club
Michel Tea Room
R. E. Leidigh
Baskets
T. Rowe
H. R. Livingston
Ed Sigfred
H. F. Breed
J. F. Beach
J. J. Booth
J. L. Papes
W. H. Balster
W. E. van Fossen
Irvin Ford
M. H. Biddick
E. J. Miller
J. B. Howell
Goodfellows
Marion Recreation Center
Sam Jackson
Marion High School
Town Tuberculosis Association
Christmas Seals Organization
Local club notices and social events listed
A series of social activities and meetings are announced. Mrs James Bromwell hosts a Friday Bridge luncheon at 2 30. Mrs John Taylor hosts a K B B class picnic at Cedar Rapids with Christmas gifts. Milwaukee Railroad Women’s club meets Thursday in Memorial hall with cards and refreshments. Lakeside school hosts a program Thursday at 8 pm followed by a nominal lunch. Miss Mildred Elkin is the teacher. Fred McShane elected high priest of Marion chapter No 10 R A M with officers named. Mrs Ben Sears and Mr Claude Scott plan winter visits to California. Four C’s club held its Christmas party with games and refreshments.
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North Marion Township
Maurice Howe
Alcene Wilson
W. J. Kemp
C .E. McCannon
W.S.A. Club
John Taylor
Methodist Sunday School
Cedar Rapids
Lakeside
Mildred Elkin
Local Club Members Organize Afternoon Program
Mrs. Glenn Stiffy and Mrs. Jesse Scott led the program with Mrs. Elmer Barnhart in charge. The refreshment committee included Mrs. Lee Legler, Mrs. Susie Berry, Mrs. Clifton Hawk and Mrs. Ralph Beckner.
Columbus Junction Remodels Old Grade School Into Center
Work progresses on the old Columbus Junction grade school under a WPA aligned community project. In a Nov 19 election the Columbus independent school district approved transferring the property to the town for $1, to convert the vacant building into a $4,500 community center with landscaped grounds and parking.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus Independent
Colmbus Junction
Hukill Rebekah Lodge Elects Officers in Lone Tree
At the Hukill Rebekah lodge meeting in the I O O F hall Lone Tree elected Noble Grand Eliza Wolford Vice Grand Mildred Posten Recording Secretary Edna Carl Financial Secretary Elsie Smid Treasurer Annie Wiese Degree Captain Edna Carl Trustee Emora Attig Plans for a Christmas party and gift exchange were set for Thursday The program committee includes Annie Wiese Stella Krueger Grace Richey
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Lone Tree
Hukill Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Noble
Eliza Wolford
Mildred Posten
Edna Carl
Elsie Smid
Annie Wiese
Emora Attig
Stella Krueger
Grace Richey
Laura Curry Named Oracle At Royal Neighbor Lodge
Mrs Laura Curry was elected oracle of the local Royal Neighbor lodge on Monday Other officers include Mrs Anna Holub vice oracle Mrs Elizabeth Alden recorder Mrs Emma Siler receiver Mrs Arminda Bender chaplain Mrs Viola Demoss marshal Mrs Minnie Anderson assistant marshal Mrs Lillian Roberts inner sentinel Miss Margaret Luke outer sentinel Miss Pauline Demoss musician
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Wyoming
Laura Curry
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Anna Holub
Elizabeth Alden
Emma Siler
Arminda Bender
Viola Demoss
Minnie Anderson
Lillian Roberts
Inner Sentinel
Margaret Luke
Outer Sentinel
Pauline Demoss
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Larson Boom Fe
J. M. Smith
Isemm
Etn
Moston
Aav
Askent
Tanias Enterec
F& Praved
Ids
Aus ‘Orther
Terry Leet
Ene
Paul F Jones
For
Plointl
Aker
Egad
Eanarinis
Williams
Rachel Ives
Methodist
Entre Nous
C. E. Mitchell
Marie Dressler
R. Lee Taylor
F. A
Te Wtiuiag X-Ii
Marion News
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Lena Pratt
Ninth Avenue
Jack Reimers
Sophie Coenen
Ladies Ard Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Marshall Oxley
Twelfth Street
C E Drummond
Hollywood
Leah Scott
Hugh Hutton
Reading Circle
Mary English
Goodfellows Fund
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
E. J. Esgate
Tenth Street
W. A. Hanscom
Woman's Missonary Society of the Congregational Church
Adeliza Daniels
Eighth Avenue
A. J. Keyes
Osceola Lodge
Grace Todd
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
George Maxfield
W. P. C. Club
Robins
Ladies Union of the Christian Church
E. C. Hamm
Sixth Avenue West
St. Louis
Chitaga
Rena M Rice
St. Luke's Hospital
Tuckabache Club
Merle Knight
Delta Dek
New Hallwood
Leslie M. Phelps
Stanley
Ra al
Sfer
Ete Jets
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Third Street
James Bromwell
Milwaukee Railroad Women’s Club
Memorial Hall
Fred McShane
R.A.M
Fred Skedin
R. C. Seager
R. B. Leidigh
Earle E. Edwards
Ben Sears
California
Lydia Reinheimer Brown
Claude Scott
L. R. Wilson
Mary Baker
Four C’s
Lee Legler
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