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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1936

Page

4

The Silver Road Mystery ends in a tense library confrontation

Wealthy Gerard Montieth is found dead in his library. Howard Stevenson a mystery writer and former detective investigates with Foxcroft Harper and others as a hidden blade in a silver road is linked to the murder. Mary Montieth fears exposure while denying contact with suspect Nate Griswold’s nephew.

Gerard Montieth Harlan Stevenson Montieth Mary David Forrest Stevenson Foxcroft Dave Harley Sally Sergeant Harper Harper H. H. Harlson Nate Howard Griswold Kingsbury

10-20-30 Years Ago In The Gazette Snips

A round up from the Gazette recalls Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Connor heading to Florida for the winter. The day opened with six below zero, the coldest thus far this winter. Rock Island foreman Charles J. Lang suffered bruises after a fall from a bank car while rigging a radio antenna. F A Lyman departed for Daytona Beach for a weeks stay. Greene’s opera house featured Fair and Warmer killed today with Kellar the magician giving a farewell show. Mrs. A H Johnson hosted a card party for her Havana Cuba-born sister Mrs. Mitchell Whitfield.

F. H. Connor Florida Charles J. Lang Rock Island Railroad F. A. Lyman Daytona Beach Fla Greene’s Opera House Mercury O. S. Thompson Gladys Newcastle Lade Comley Second Avenue Park Court Kellar Caroline Soutter Europe Frank Walters Rock Island North Western Road Nebraska South Dakota Wyoming A. H. Johnson Mitchell Whitfield Havana Cuba

First Benz Automobile Shown at 1893 Chicago World’s Fair

The Benz became the first automobile imported into the United States and was featured for display at the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair showcasing early automotive technology to American attendees.

United States Chicago

Fear Hero Worship May Lead Her To Unhappy Marriage

A letter warns that Madge could misread admiration for love in her bond with an elderly scientist, risking an unhappy marriage. Neighbors fear such matches, though some succeed. the rural correspondent praises country life and farmhouse values over city living.

Madge

Where is my husband who disappeared after Thursday

A reader asks how to locate a husband who left home unexpectedly. Miss Manners suggests possible hidden unhappiness, advises asking police or sheriff for help, and cautions that forced return may harm matters. The letter notes the couple has no children and the wife can support herself.

Miss Manners Police Department Sheriff’s Office

Iowans In Southern California Dinner Set for Dec. 28

Fred B. Cruikshank of Pasadena Will preside at the Iowa Association of Southern California annual dinner December 28 at 7 p.m. in the Royal Palms hotel Los Angeles. A Cedar Rapids table with favors by Penick and Ford Ltd will be featured and Cedar Rapids products advertised. Conrad Nagel toastmaster, a Keokuk native, will headline. Reservations to C. H. Parsons Pasadena Exhibition Hall Chamber of Commerce Building.

Fred B. Cruikshank Pasadena Calif Cedar Rapids Iowa Association of Southern California Royal Palms Hotel Los Angeles Cruikshank Cedar Rapids Society Penick and Ford, Ltd Conrad Nagel Keokuk California C. H. Parsons The Iowa Association Exhibition Hall Chamber of Commerce

Notice of Appointment of Executrix No 14154 in Iowa

Lucy A. Lamb named executrix of Henry J. Lamb estate in Linn County Iowa on December 5 1936. Creditors must pay debts and filing claims with Linn County District Court. Kirkland and St Clair are the attorneys handling the case.

State of Iowa Linn County Henry J. Lamb Lucy A. Lamb Kirkland and St. Clair, Attorneys

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Allen Browne Forrests Wallace Foxcroft Mr. Stevenson Mr. Griswold Nate Griswold Gerry Carter Smith Bros Mary Manners Armstrong Armstrong’s Accessory Shop Monocraft Eea Armstrong's Armstrong Sylfit Misses & Childrens Armstrong’s Shoe Dept
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