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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1941

Page

6

Marion Man on Missing Heir Program to Receive 5000 Bequest

Marion, Ohio reporter George William Lawrence is slated to receive a 5000 dollar bequest from the estate of his uncle Lewis Van Antwerp Lawrance. The Missing Heir program on CBS announced the uncle’s death January 22, 1941, and located Lawrence, who will appear on air to recount the discovery. The program airs 7 to 7 30 p.m. Tuesday.

George William Lawrence Marion Sentinel Ejla Lawrence Sixth Avenue Marion CBS Lawrence Lewis van Antwerp Lawrance Lake Worth Fla Lawrance

Recital by Miss Mabel Kearns Pupil Group at Home

Miss Mabel Kearns presented a piano pupil group at her Cedar Rapids home on Saturday with 22 attendees including Mrs William Cech. Pupils Edna Mae Razek Bobby Cech Barbara Cech Eileen Hurt Joan Morgan Ronald Then Haus Norma Green Patricia Jansen Phyllis Helms and Nancy Elms performed.

Mabel Kearns William Cech Cedar Rapids Kearns Edna Mae Razek Bobby Cech Barbara Cech Eileen Hurt Joan Morgan Ronald Thenhaus Norma Green Patricia Johnsen Phyllis Helms Nancy Elms

Funeral services for Mrs Carrie B Fernow

Funeral services were held Saturday at the Yocom chapel for Carrie B. Fernow 76 lifelong Linn county resident with Rev C W R DeJong officiating. Pallbearers included R N Fitzgerald A J Taube and others. Burial in Oak Shade cemetery. New library books listed for public library with multiple authors and subjects. Community notices include PTAs church events and a dinner gathering for Linn county rural carriers. Probate notice announces final report hearing for Edith J Passmore estate in Linn County District Court with December 27 1941 date set.

Carrie B. Fernow Linn County Yocom Chapel W R DeJong Presbyterian Church R N Fitzgerald A J Taube Fred McShane George Munier Clyde Kearns W B Sebern Oak Shade Cemetery District Court of Iowa Linn Edith J Passmore J W Wingate Nellie Barton Annie Colgan Edward Bernsdorf J Grunewald Anna Q Machacek Anna Marie Decastello Emma Grunewald Cedar Rapids Art Association of Cedar Rapids Iowa St Lukes Methodist Hospital Fred Women Jennie E Westfall W J Grunewald Fred R Cornish Earch Clerk of the District Court of W. 3 Grunewald Cour District Court Peel Fred Whan Ken Grunewald Edi J. Passmore Aise

School Band To Play In Marion Program

The Marion school band directed by Glenn L. Lyman will perform Thursday at 7 45 p.m. in the band room. The public is invited with no admission fee. The program includes marches, overtures, selections by Offenbach Rossini Ippolitow Iwanow and other pieces, with Richard Schrimpfer as soloist.

Marion Glenn L. Lyman Holzman Offenbach Rossini Richard Schrimper

Christmas party and meeting notes from Cedar Rapids ad items

Helen Mann Mary Swayne and Anna Detlefsen attend a Christmas party with a grab bag in the afternoon and officers to be elected. The Royal Purple degree will be conferred at Centennial Encampment No 91 I O O F hall tonight at 730 PM. Coast to Coast Store ads promote holiday gifts and Marionette show details with Junior League Cedar Rapids sponsorship.

Methodist Sunday School Helen Mann Mary Swayne Anna Detlefsen I. O. O F. Hall Army Navy Marines Coast Guard

Legionnaires Stand Against Tobey in New Hampshire

The New Hampshire American Legion urged Sen. Charles W Tobey to show undivided allegiance to the country by backing the proper civil and military authorities. State Commander William J Johnson said the Legion’s executive committee sent Tobey a telegram declaring his Senate remarks after Pearl Harbor do not reflect Legion sentiment.

Portsmouth New Hampshire Department of the American Legion Charles W Tobey William J Johnson Tobey Senate Pearl Harbor Legion

Three Boys Hurt in Mt Vernon Coasting Accident

Three young boys were injured in a coasting accident in Mt Vernon on a Saturday morning. Bobbie Ehle aged 9 suffered a fractured knee while Howard Boxwell 7 and Edward Boxwell 5 were treated for shock and bruises after a sled collision with a car driven by George Rompet at South Third Street and Highway 26. They were treated at St Luke's hospital Cedar Rapids and released the next day.

Sprelal The Gazette MT Vernon Bobbie Ehle Howard Boxwell Edward Boxwell St. Luke's Hospital Cedar Rapids George Rompet South Third Street Ehle Josephine Ehle Boxwell

Deaths at Mt Vernon and Watkins Texas? (Cannot determine)

Tedford a Mt Vernon resident died at home after a short illness born July 3 1856 worked as a sign painter. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday Neff funeral home Mt Vernon cemetery burial friends may call. Delbert Glen Swick 35 of Watkins died Saturday in Chicago born August 14 1906 married August 19 1929 to Bessie Hutton. Surviving wife three daughters father Herbert Swick of Watkins and Mrs Ben Miller of Blairstown brother Ivan Swick nine nieces and nephews. Services Wednesday 2 p.m. Watkins Community church burial Mound cemetery.

Mt. Vernon Hughes Tedford Neff Glenn Rowley Mt Vernon Watkins Delbert Glen Swick Chicago Bessie Hutton Deloras Sdna May Florence Herbert Swick Ben Miller Blairstown Ivan Swick S O. Arnold Watkins Community Church Mound Cemetery

Mettlin Found Not Guilty In Assault Case

Floyd J. Mettlin was acquitted by Superior Court Judge Dan Woods of assault and battery stemming from a complaint by Mrs. Jess Richards alleging he attacked her son James during a fight between the youths. The Monona notes report lodge club met and a Gazette driver sustained three broken ribs in a gravel-road collision near West Union.

Oelwein Floyd J. Mettlin Superior Court Dan Woods Jess Richards Mettlin James Monona QO. E. S A. L. Currie Lizzie Killen

Toll from Peru flood may reach two thousand dead

In Huaraz the Santa river disaster swept away half the residential district and left entire families missing as water rocks lava and mud flowed through the valley. President Manuel Prado and other officials visited the affected area after the weekend flood.

Lima Peru Huaraz Santa River Manuel Prado

Auto Tags 1913 to 1941 On Display At Anamosa

Special to The Gazette Anamosa residents display auto license plates spanning 1913 to 1941 in the Jones County Treasurer’s office. The exhibit notes changes from Des Moines issued plates to county redistribution in 1922 and a 1925 factory at the Anamosa reform school.

Anamosa Roy Moreland Olin Farmer Jones County Don S. Ruhl A. B. Snyder Des Moines Uncle Sam George W. Beaman

British Submarine Tetrarch Declared Overdue Lost

The Admiralty announced in London that submarine Tetrarch is overdue and must be considered lost. The vessel, a Triton class patrol submarine launched in 1940, carried a crew of 53 with one four inch gun two smaller guns ten torpedo tubes.

London Admiralty Jane’s Fighting Ships

New Parking Ban Implements Snow Removal Measures

City street department workers and a traffic patrolman posted no parking signs on loop streets as Captain Gordon Hughes announced a snow removal ordinance. The ban runs 2 to 6 30 a.m. from November 1 to May 1, aiming to speed plowing and save about 20000 dollars per winter.

City Street Department Gordon Hughes Loop

Court ruling taxes DC government workers expands tax scope

The Supreme Court held DC residents are domiciled where they live without fixed intent to return, reversing a DC Circuit ruling and affecting up to 20 000 Washington residents. The decision directs further steps to decide tax imposition. Also denial of review in Fahy discharge case related to union activity.

Washington Supreme Court District of Columbia Jackson United States Court of Appeals Newark N. J Morning Ledger National Labor Relations Board Agnes Fahy American Newspaper Guild Miss Fahy Charles Fahy

Pa Congressman Pushes 20-Year Draft Age Limit Proposal

Rep. Charles E. Faddis would amend the selective service bill to bar drafting men under 20 and require one year of training before combat. The House committee recessed without decision as Speaker Rayburn said action would come Wednesday. Senate committee delayed action amid disputes over age limits and potential reductions from 21.

Washington Charles E. Faddis Faddis House Miliary Affairs Committee Sam Rayburn House Senate Military Affairs Committee

Family Clings To Hope For Missing Ordnance Employe

Dwight Strawhacker 20 Burlington an employee on the ordnance plant shell loading line remains unaccounted after Friday's blast His wife and parents said Monday they had only an unverified report but cling to hope he is alive and may be in shock His description was broadcast by police radio at the family's request

Burlington Dwight Strawhacker Zimmerman Strawhacker

Axis ship losses 60 percent in Mediterranean route

A British radio broadcast reported by CBS on Monday said 60 percent of Axis ships attempting to pass the Mediterranean blockade to Libya have been sunk.

New York Ins CBS Mediterranean Libya

Williamsburg Cook Enlists After Midnight Recruitment

Robert Paul Mahan a 20 year old Williamsburg restaurant cook left his apron at 2 a.m. and drove to Cedar Rapids to enlist after reading in The Gazette that the federal building navy recruiting office is open 24 hours. He passed entrance tests before M C Madson and will join the cooks and bakers school. Many others plan to appear before the naval aviation cadet selection board in Cedar Rapids Wednesday. Interviews and physicals will be held at the federal building.

Cedar Rapids Federal Building Robert Paul Mahan McCune’s Williamsburg

Patch Widow To Testify In Dubuque Grand Jury Probe

Gladys Patch widow of L A Dan Patch will testify before the Dubuque county grand jury in the Sageville road death investigation. The grand jury convened after District Judge Milton J Glenn instructed them as the coroner cited injuries suggesting a hit and run or automobile strike. Patch’s widow had been hospitalized for an overdose of sleeping pills on the day of his funeral.

Dubuque E J. Kean Gladys Patch L. A Dan) Patch Patch Sageville

Price Ceilings Set on Iron and Steel Goods

Washington March -- Price Administrator Leon Henderson imposed price ceilings on iron and steel products at every distribution stage except retail. The limits reflect April 16 levels, aiming to curb profiteering by some jobbers while noting cooperation from leading distributors and higher costs faced by manufacturers seeking steel.

Washington INS Leon Henderson Henderson

Mortar Equipment of U S Complete

The army announced all troops are now fully equipped with mortars. One model fires over 1,500 yards, light enough for a single man to carry, while another exceeds twice that range. The weapons support infantry rifle companies and are used by armored divisions, military police, parachute battalions and cavalry units.

Washington Army

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