Funeral rites for Forest H. Harwood held in Kenilworth
Funeral services for Forest H. Harwood of Kenilworth Til former Cedar Rapids sales manager of Cherry Burrell died last Wednesday in San Francisco were conducted Monday at Turner's chapel by Rev Blaine Hyten. Attending were Cherry Burrell executives from Chicago Milwaukee and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest H. Harwood
Kenilworth
Til
Cedar Rapids
Cherry-Burrell Corporation
San Francisco
Calif
Turner’s Chapel
Blaine Hyten
First Christian Church
Harwood
Australia
New Zealand
Hyten
Forest Harwood
Tennyson
Eleanor Taylor
R. S. Damuth
Kansas City, Mo
City Briefs and Personal Notices
William S. Catlow of the Hotel Roosevelt travels to Des Moines for an Iowa hotel association executive committee meeting Tuesday. A Cedar Rapids couple Irene F. Fedderson and William C. Vaughn received a marriage license in Moline, Illinois. Knights of Columbus hosts an Italian rabbit dinner Tuesday at 6 pm for members. P A Pusateri chairs the entertainment committee. Harrison T. A. card party planned for Tuesday at 7 30 pm in the Iowa Electric Light and Power bungalow. reservations via Mrs. R. C. Heaton through 6 pm today.
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William S. Catlow
Hotel
Roosevelt
Des Moines
Iowa Hotel Association
Moline, Ill
Irene F. Fedderson
William C. Vaughn
Cedar Rapids
Associated Press
Knights of Columbus Club
P. A. Pusateri
Harrison P. T. A
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
R. C. Heaton
Dial
Accused Larceny Arrest of LeRoy Johnson
LeRoy Johnson, 22, of 1025 Ellis Boulevard NW, arrested by Detectives Bailey and Condon at 10 45 a m on larceny charges tied to thefts of auto accessories from John Van Velkinburgh at 327 F Avenue NW last April 17. Case continued after arraignment in Justice A S Reed court and Johnson released on his own bond to return to work and settle with Van Velkinburgh.
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LeRoy Johnson
Ellis Boulevard NW
Bailey and Condon
John van Velkinburgh
F Avenue NW
Johnson
Justice A. S. Reed
van Velkinourgh
Fined For Traffic Violations In Police Court
Ray G. Thomas Jr of Monticello and R L Cook of 236 Twenty sixth street SE were each fined 10 dollars plus costs for speeding. Robert I Safely of Cedar Rapids and John C Austin of Marion were fined 1 dollar plus costs for overtime parking in a 15 minute zone. Mrs L M Bovey Morris, John B Emery Morris, Childs Rex Root Wayne Carpenter were each taxed 1 dollar plus costs for overtime parking or double fines.
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Ray G. Thomas, Jr
Monticello
R. L. Cook
Twentysixth Street
Robert I. Safely
Cedar Rapids
John C. Austin
Marion
L. M. Bovey
Mount Vernon
John B. Emery
Grande Avenue
Morris FE
Childs
American Trust Building
Bob Zika
Sixteenth Street
Rex Root
A Avenue
Wayne Carpenter
Viola School to Present The Dolls Sym ium Play
The four lower grades of Viola consolidated school will stage The Dolls' Symposium Tuesday evening at a T. C. meeting. Directors are Miss Ellington and Miss Post.
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VIOLA
Viola Consolidated School
Dolls’ Symium
T. C
Settlement Ends 45 Day Pacific Ship Strike Deadlock
A surprise settlement between deep sea operators and the Pacific sailors union breaks the 45 day stalemate. About 250 strike bound vessels may resume western shipping as agreements are reached on most issues and two remain to be settled by arbitration and committee acceptance. Federal mediator Edward F. McGrady calls progress strongest since the walkout began.
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San Francisco
Sailors Union of the Pacific
Pacific Coast
Sailors Union
Maritime Workers
Harry Lundberg
Edward F. McGrady
International Longshoremen’s Association
Edward in Austria Pleads for Privacy
Edward arrives in Vienna and seeks privacy at Fort Belvedere as he faces heavy correspondence. He rests after a gray day, plans a round of golf at the castle course, and may motor to Vienna. Baron Rothschild guides him to a yellow decorated suite and a late dinner with friends.
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Fort Belvedere
London
Vienna
Austria
Edward
Baron Rothschild
Wallis Simpson Remains In France as Edward Plans New Year
Mrs. Wallis Simpson stays at Villa Lou Vier in Cannes following several telephone talks with former King Edward. Edward, a guest of Baron de Rothschild at Castle Enzesfeld near Vienna, is expected to join her New Year’s Eve under a traditional Scotch gathering.
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Cannes
France
Ins
Edward
Wallis Simpson
Lou Vier
Eugene de Rothschild
Enzesfeld
Vienna
Rogers
Woman's body found stuffed in sacks near Wildwood
Investigators probe the death of an unidentified 35 year old woman whose mutilated body was discovered in two potato sacks in a Dias Creek woods. Coroner says she was likely placed there during the day as sacks were dry after a four day rain. Chemical tests planned to determine manner of death.
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Wildwood
N. J
Benjamin Ingersoll
Dias Creek
Here
Man Plunges From Roof at Jewish Sanitarium
Benjamin Merrick, 46, a patient, fell to his death early Monday from the roof of a four story Jewish sanitarium for incurables in New York, police said.
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New York
INS
Benjamin Merrick
Brooklyn
Archbishops Attack on Edward and His Circle
Gossip and reaction to King Edward VIII's abdication crisis unfold as archbishop condemns his private life and circle. The note about George VI's stammer appears amid headlines interpreting the clash as critique of Edward’s entourage.
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Edward
News Chronicle
Appeal to Conscience of Hit and Run Driver
An open forum letter from Christine Wiseman condemns a hit and run on Oakley Boulevard in which an elderly man, her father, died after being struck Friday morning. The missive pleads for the driver to come forward to ease the family’s pain and enable closure.
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Chicago
Oakley Boulevard
Christine Wiseman
Slayer Of Nazi In Switzerland Given 18 Year Sentence
David Frankfurter a young Jewish medical student was convicted of killing Nazi organizer Wilhelm Gustloff in Switzerland and sentenced to eighteen years in prison. He will be expelled after serving his term with eight months already served credited.
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Chur
Switzerland
David Frankfurter
Wilhelm Gustloff
Frankfurter
Condition of Pope Improves. No Further Bulletins Planned
Vatican officials announced continued improvement in Pope Pius during his recovery from asthma and uremic poisoning. The update said the progress was so pronounced that no additional bulletins would be issued on the pontiff’s condition.
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Vatican City
Ins
Pius
Vatican
Guard's Body Found After Stockyard Fire
The body of Walter Vincent, 73, a watchman, was found among debris from a $50,000 stockyard fire in Chicago. He had been missing since the fire was first reported early Saturday.
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Chicago
Walter Vincent
Union
Vincent
Twins Mistakenly Charged In Stolen Car Incident
Policeman Victor Slater stopped a stolen automobile and found twin brothers Martin and Harvey Berger, 16, both in the car. At the station he mixed up the youths and charged both with theft to avoid misidentifying the driver.
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New York
Victor Slater
Martin Berger
Harvey Berger
Slater
Equal rights clash at Buenos Aires peace conference
Miss Doris Stevens leads a push for votes for women across the American republics and for universal women's peace rights. Miss Josephine Schain counters that gender issues belong on the Geneva agenda, while the American faction resists.
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Buenos Aires
Doris Stevens
Stevens
Josephine Schain
International Labor Board
Geneva
Miss Stevens
United States
Alice Longworth
I O W A News in Brief Miscellaneous Local Notices
Special to The Gazette Columbus Junction officers of I O O F lodge elected Alden Maxwell noble grand Albert Snyder vice grand W G Roberts recording secretary F C Johnston financial secretary J E Henson treasurer L E Henson trustee Funeral services for Henry Fredrick Mollenhour age 85 were held in Walker. he died in Tipton and is survived by two daughters and eight grandchildren. Everett Henderson injured on Maquoketa River bridge construction. Martha Delong and four children left homeless by farmhouse fire near Vinton. Decorah Star chapter officers elected. Mrs Kathleen Roderick and others named. Funeral for Mrs Henry Muller near Victor. E E Taylor re-elected eastern star officer in Vinton. William Tucker of West Branch dies age 84. Oak Camp 6601 R N A officers elected in Conesville.
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Columbus Junction
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Alden Maxwell
Noble
Albert Snyder
W. G. Roberts
F. C. Johnston
J. E. Henson
L. E. Henson
Mollenhour
Edith Kraft
Tipton
Hattie Sinkey
Walker Cemetery
Hopkinton
Everett Henderson
Maquoketa
Here
Vinton
Martha Delong
Kate Bickel
Delong
Harry Johnson
Decorah
Order of the Eastern Star
Kathleen Roderick
M. D. Wells
Esther Falder
H. B. Winter
Cora Brickner
Violet Lou Wells
Matilda Renken
Margaret Jewell
Victor
The
Baptist Church
Henry Muller
William H. Schobert
Myrtle Elson
A. P
E. E. Taylor
B. H. McIntyre
Alice Wells
Florence Lynk
Imogene Schneider
West Branch
William Tucker
Henry
St. Joseph Church
Cedar Valley
Father Moriarity
Conesville—Oak Camp
Oracle
Edna Snyder
Della Bebb
Minnie Maxwell
Luella Nicholson
Neva Maxwell
Winifred Maxwell
Mary Singleton
Inner Sentinel
Mabel Solomon
Outer Sentinel
Mina Bullis
Nell Foor
Frances Buser
Ednader
Lamont Man dies of heart attack after visit to Lamont home
Martin J. Newton 80 of Lamont Iowa died from a heart attack at 11 50 am Monday at the home of Mrs. Dave Whitmore in Cedar Rapids after illness while en route downtown with his daughter Mrs. Fred May. He had heart trouble six weeks. He came to Cedar Rapids Sunday to visit his daughter. He had lived in Lamont with his wife Mary L. Guggelmann before retiring 20 years ago. Funeral plans are pending at Moon Funeral Home.
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Martin J. Newton
Lamont
Dave Whitmore
Seventh Street
Fred May
Thirty-fourth Street
May
Newton
B. L. Knight
Cedar Rapids
Marty A. Newton
Long Beach
Calif
Rollin Sisson
Richard Carr
Waterloo
Herman Fritz
Hawkeye
Oscar Guinn
W. C. Miller
Michigan City
Ind
United States
Bohemia
Mary L. Guggelmann
Germany
The
Moon Funeral Home
Parley May Shelve Pan-America League Plans
At Buenos Aires the Inter-American Peace Conference plans to shelve proposals for an American league of nations and an American court.
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Parley
Buenos Aires
James E. Bean Dies Former Cedar Rapids Resident
James Edwin Bean Jr 74 a former Cedar Rapids resident died in San Jose California on November 7 He was a banker and business man there and earlier worked for druggist George Haman He served as master of Mr Hermon Judge A M and A M in 1888 Survived by widow Edith C Bean and five children Mary James Jerome Donald and Paul all of San Jose California
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James Edwin Bean, Jr
Cedar Rapids
San Jose
Calif
Bean
George Haman
Hermon
A. F
A. M
A. C. Keyes
S. C. Keyes
First Avenue
Seventh Street
Edith C. Bean
Mary I. Bean
James Edwin, Jr
Jerome C
Donald
Paul D. Bean
Roosevelt Jr. Reported Greatly Improved at Hospital
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr. was reported greatly improved at Massachusetts General Hospital after visits from his mother Eleanor Roosevelt and his fiancée Miss Ethel du Pont. The ailing son, hospitalized since November 25 with a sinus infection, hoped the planned operation could be avoided. John Roosevelt, the President's youngest son, joined the visitors at the hospital.
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Boston
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Massachusetts General Hospital
Severe Earthquake Shakes Luzon Island
A strong earthquake struck Luzon at 4 14 p m Monday lasting several seconds. Manila reported no damage though reports from outlying provinces were slow to come in.
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Manila
P. I
Luzon
France hints at reopening war debt talks
Paris government answered the United States request for the semi annual payment due December 15. The note focused attention on reopening formal negotiations for settlement of France's defaulted war debt.
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Paris
United States
France
Timid Suitor Sends Warning Gift to McGrath Daughter
In New York a package left on Howard S. Mc Grath’s doorstep ticked and was tossed into water. Police soaked it two hours before opening it to reveal a wrist watch said to be a gift from a timid suitor to Mc Grath’s daughter.
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New York
Howard S. McGrath
McGrath
Film Couple Weds in New York
Jack Kirkland producer and playwright and Julia Laird film actress wed Sunday night in Harrison New York They planned a Bermuda honeymoon and Kirkland said he would give up movie work to be Mrs Kirkland The bride declared that love is more important than a career.
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New York
INS
Harrison, N. Y
Jack Kirkland
Julia Laird
Bermuda
Marriage license issued to Willits and Svoboda
Charles Willits and Florence Svoboda, both of Cedar Rapids, were issued a marriage license.
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Charles Willits and
Florence Svoboda
Cedar Rapids
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Vicks
Sanfords
George VI
Iowa News
James E. Bean
F.D.R., Jr
Philippines
Craemer’s
Georgiana Frocks
Peggy Palmer
Wayne Maid
Rose Marie
Shirley Jean
Princess Peggy
Craemer's
Craemer
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