Locals Win 3 High in Rabbit Show
Cedar Rapids breeders took five of the eight top prizes at the Cedar Rapids Rabbit Breeders show judged by Kari Sautters assisted by Harold Higdon. The event at the Fair store building closes Sunday night. Winners include Leonard Field for Best New Zealand and Blessing's Rabbitry for Best Checker Giant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Rabbit Breeders Association
Kari Sautters
Canton
Harold Higdon
Waterloo
Fair Store
Leonard Field
Tenth Street
New Zealand
Blessing's Rabbitry
Smith and Sons Rabbitry
Ninth Avenue Southwest
George Hiland
Ninth Street
Huxford's
Rabbitry
Des Moines
Buck
WOM Murer
Marion
Piray
Zwingle
W. M M. Ler
Gray Filemish
Dow
William Bach
William Zach
Months
Uck
Stewart Shank
Hinkley Avenue
Winners in Second Follow Santa's Trail Contest
Arlene Quaid of Cedar Rapids won $10 first prize and Mrs. Clara Duffy of Lisbon won $5 second prize in the second Follow Santa's Trail contest in last Sunday's Gazette. Prizes for third to tenth were theater tickets. winners listed with addresses and can collect at The Gazette between 6 am and 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Quaid
Cedar Rapids
Clara Duffy
Lisbon
Santa
Jane Meyer
Dalewood Avenue
Margueritte R. Rubek
First Street
Olivia Sleight
Fifth Avenue
Muriel Gordon
Sixth Avenue
Marion
Verne Hellopeter
B Avenue
Margaret Brammer
Seventh Avenue
Tenth
Evelyn Crangle
Episcopalian Rites At Simple Funeral For Mrs Yetter
Simple Episcopal funeral conducted by Rev. F Edwards at St. John s church for Mrs. Gerald Yetter of Gardiner Montana daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Cook. She died last Sunday in Livingston Montana. Flowers filled the church as pallbearers Edward Soboda Jr Richard Killian Robert C Davis Earl Muzzy Fred Fisher and John Drabble carried the casket to burial at Oak Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Edwards
St. John’s Church
Gerald Yetter
Gardiner, Mont
Robert §. Cook
Livingston, Mont
Eleanor Taylor
Edward Soboda
Richard Killian
Robert C Davis
Earl Muzzy
Fred Fisher
John Drabelle
Oak Hill Cemetery
Needle's Eye Christmas Benefit Play Set for Tuesday
Final dress rehearsal for The Needle's Eye, a three act comedy drama by Fred C Henson, directed by Ralph W Bachman, will be Tuesday at 8 pm in McKinley junior high auditorium as a Christmas basket benefit. Proceeds go to provide Christmas baskets for needy families in Grainsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Junior High
McKinley Junior High School
Fred C Henson
Gazette
Ralph W Bachman
First Presbyterian Church
Association Players
Jane Boyd sparked hospital for children through a crippled boy
The account recalls Jane Boyd in Tyler School who carried a paralyzed boy to class and sparked the Perkins bill for free state medical treatment. It traces the 1915 act, later broadened, enabling University of Iowa Hospital care for needy children and now serving thousands with 1,000 beds in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd
Hospital For Children At
State University
Tyler School
Children's Hospital
Iowa City
Tyler
Miss Grace Boston
Towa
W R. Boyd
Jane
Lumir Sediacek
University of Town
Woodland Jepaon
Department of Surgery
University Hospital
Jane Bord
Dramatic final clash features cast of city players
In a tense third act, Charles Racer leads as Sheriff Grant Kurby with Ralph Cutler Nate Edmunds and Russell Krapp. Dr Ec Cowles and Donald DeFore appear alongside Joe Leach and veteran printer The Record’s John Winter. The Penick Ford crew includes Tom Farnsdall Lee Matthews Al McDermiott Rod Wanles and Jimmy the press boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Racer
Sherif Grant Kurby
Ralph Cutler
Nate Edmunds
Russell Krapp
Ec Cowles
Donald DeFore
Joe Leach
Record
John Winter
Tom Farnsdall
Lee Matthews
al McDermiott
Rod Wanles
Jimmy
Penick Amt
Ford
Telephone Co Force Repairs 300 Toys for 75 Tots Christmas Party
Northwestern Bell employees repaired more than 300 toys and distributed them to 75 underprivileged children at a Saturday afternoon party. Toys included doll beds, wagons, dollies and more, all cleaned and repainted. Santa Claus led the event with a party in the office lounges, aided by the traffic department and Alf Alma Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Santa Claus
Alma Scott
Madge la Porte
Irene Marousch
Kathryn Cluett
Miss la Porte
Naomi May
Witwer Grocer Company
Apples
Nash-Finch Company
Lewis Tea Room
L. A. Anthony
Baker Paper Company
Sacks
William Dickson
Mt Mercy Grade School Presents The Christmas Brownie
Mount Mercy grade school children gave parents and friends a delightful hour on Thursday afternoon and Friday evening as they presented The Christmas Brownie. The play featured lively casting makeup and lighting with angels shepherds Mary and Joseph adoring the infant, and a concealed chorus singing Adeste. The children's theater shows promise and may stage more productions soon with only grade pupils participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Mercy
Judea
Mary and
Joseph Ags
Children’s Theater
Deaths Funeral for Mrs. Cray to be held Monday
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Cray will be in the Turner chapel at 11 a.m. Monday. The Rev. R. B. Hyton will officiate and burial will follow at Linwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Cray
Turner Chapel
R. B Hyton
Linwood Cemetery
Funeral services for Benjamin McClintock set for Monday
Funeral services will be held in the Turner chapel at 2 pm Monday. The Rev Mr Hhe of the Buffalo Methodist Church will officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin McClintock
Turner Chapel
Mr Hhe
Buffalo Methodist Chiurch
Local School Orchestra to Perform at Curtain Raiser
William Vesely will conduct a brief concert before the first curtain at the Washington High School presentation. Representatives of the Washington High School Orchestra will perform between the acts under the YL ACC A. Boys Welfare council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Vesely
Washington High Schol Orchestra
Charles Filip
Paul Paterson
Paul Green
George Smith
YL Acc. A. Boys’ Welfare Council
First Congregational Young Folk Present Nativity Play Today
The First Congregational church youths stage On the Road to Bethlehem this afternoon in the church assembly room directed by Mrs Hart. A quartet provides music and Mrs Gerhardt is the pianist. Cast includes Abdie Gray Wilson Faul Donald Petersen and others with three kings and an angel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Bethlehem
Mra
E. Hart
Judea
L. H. Gardner
H. T. Gittings
W. S. Newell
L. R. Gerhard
Manuscripts Pour In For Amateur Play-Writing Contest
The Community Players sponsor a one act play writing contest with a Dec 31 closing date. Cedar Rapids residents and others submit original works to 702 Third Avenue SE. Prizes of 25 10 and 5 accompany production of the top three plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Third Avenue SE
Pioneer Boys Help Christmas Seal Drive
Nearly thirty Pioneer boys aided the annual Christmas Health Seal campaign Saturday by selling seal buttons in the downtown area. Those who sold their quota will receive Governor Dan Turner signed certificates of recognition at a Pioneer roundup. Names include Bob Sheaffer Irren Haussler Leo Peel Milo Halecock Ed Borecky Walt Leiby John Reid Carl Fielman Jimmy Brown Charlies Kennedy Melvin Allen Ellsworth French Jimmy Puryear Dick Nelson Harry Drehouse Micky McNeil Scott Buchan Carl Kaehn Harold Greene Bud and Junior Valenta Carl Huff Harold and Ed Orr Earl Youtzy Eugene Hanover Don Barcus Howdy Hammill Rex Hinman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Turner
Bob Sheaffer
Irren Haussler
Leo Peel
Milo Halecock
Ed. Borecky
Walt Leiby
John Reid
Carl Fielman
Jimmy Brown
Charlies Kennedy
Melvin Allen
Ellsworth French
Jimmy Puryear
Dick Nelson
Harry Drehouse
Micky McNeil
Scott Buchan
Carl Kaehn
Harold Greene
Bud
Junior Valenta
Carl Huff
Harold
Ed. Orr
Earl Youtzy
Eugene Hanover
Don Barcus
Howdy Hammill
Rex Hinnan
Richard Munden Elected Local DeMolay Head
Richard D. Munden son of Dr and Mrs R E Munden was elected master councilor of the Cedar Rapids chapter Order of DeMolay at the Masonic hall. He succeeds Paul Grier with Lloyd Holmes and Fred Hardin as senior and junior councilors. Kenneth Meyers was re elected scribe and Everett Rhoades becomes treasurer succeeding Wayne Bain. A public installation is set for Jan 6 after an invitation dance by Kaisha patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard D. Munden
R. E. Munden
Cedar Rapids
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Hall
Paul Grier
Lloyd Holmes
Fred Hardin
Kenneth Meyers
Everett Rhoades
Wayne Bain
Bain
Kaisha Patrol
Promoted Major Donald Peppers Of Wichita
Donald F. Peppers of Wichita Kansas a former local man and manager of veterans administration in Kansas has been promoted to major He will serve as assistant operations officer of the Thirty Fifth Division He previously held the rank of captain on the Sixty Ninth Brigade and is the son of Mrs M B Peppers 128 Twenty Fifth Street Drive SE
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald F. Peppers
Wichita
Kan
Veterans Admintstration
Kansas
Major Peppers
National Guard
Missouri
Nebraska
Mra. M. EB. Peppers
Pwenty
Fifth Street Drive
City Briefs and Personal Notices Highlight Local Meetings
The Unemployed Progressive League schedules a Monday session from 2 to 4 at Mrs J B Wienands home 1396 Tenth street SE. The Greek American Political Association of Linn County will elect officers at a Central City Chamber of Commerce meeting on December 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unemployed Progressive League
J. B Wienands
Tenth Street
Christmas Concert Cancelled at First Christian Church
The Christmas concert set for this evening at the First Christian Church has been postponed to the evening of an unspecified date. No further details were provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Animals for sale listed under classification 37 ads
Daily advertisements in the Want Ad section under classification 37 feature dogs kittens canaries rabbits and other small animals. Prices vary by animal and listing. readers are urged to contact sellers through the advertisement for details.
Foxes Granted Divorce in District Court
LaVonne Clara Fox aged 21 was granted a divorce from Robert Arthur Fox aged 24 by Judge A. B. Clark in district court Saturday morning on grounds of cruel and inhumane treatment. The couple were married in April 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVonne Clara Fox
Robert Arthur Fox
A. B. Clark
Dinner at Hotel Rose Draws Iowa Company Representatives
A 130 p.m. Saturday dinner gathered company representatives from Cedar Rapids Des Moines Waterloo and Davenport, signaling a regional business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Waterloo
Davenport
District Court Judgment Awards to Moore and Pearson
Judge A B Clark rules in an action on rent notes Saturday morning awarding Ernest R Moore 975.87 against Clara A Lemon and Lemon estate. Lucy E Pearson as intervenor receives 1635.55 on a note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest R. Moore
A. B. Clark
Clara A. Lemon
L. C
Fourfold plan to save farms proposed by leaders
A fourfold emergency program aims to prevent foreclosure on farm mortgages totaling 9 billion dollars and help farmers keep their homes. The plan urges quick private adjustments between mortgage holders and debtors, banks to assist deserving delinquent borrowers, a mediation board for readjustments, and federal funds to aid mortgage refinancing in reconstruction efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasitington
Tlta
Hubbard seeks new trial in rape case ruling
Des Moines reports former fee traffic inspector T. Jay Hubbard was found guilty of rape. His counsel filed a motion for a new trial on Saturday and took exceptions to Judge Lou Ladd's jury instructions. Arguments on the motion set for Monday before Judge Ladd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
T. Jay Hubbard
Fee Traffic Inspectace
Hubbard
Lou Ladd
Ladd
Monday Astrological Forecast Cautions Diplomacy And Caution
The column warns of possible trickery and hostility from unlikely sources this Monday. It urges discreet handling of papers and documents, cautious signing, and gradual change. It notes a birthday year demanding calmness and careful education, referencing Henry C. Frick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atrife
Few Linn county truck drivers apply for 1933 licenses
Only seventy of the 1800 truck drivers and chauffeurs in Linn county had applied to Sheriff Joseph A. Petrus' office for 1933 licenses up to Saturday. Delinquency for tardy drivers begins December 31. Applications go to the state motor vehicle department for the permit and badge, with the sheriff issuing a temporary receipt to drive until credentials arrive. The fee is two dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Joseph A. Petrus
Sheriff's Office
State Motor Vehicle Department
Probe into Clarke County woman's death
George Hutchins, 41, of Clarke County was held by police as they probed the death of Hazel Watson, 90, in a rooming house. County Coroner Lazear Throckmorton said a post mortem examination would be conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariton (Ap
George Hutchins
Clarke County
Hazel Watson
Lazear Throckmorton
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Ss Moines
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3 Moines
Btursone Rabbitry
Cowan and Son
Wateron
Sturgeons Rabbitry
Leo Oukup
Aeams
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Buck Allen
Rabsitry
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Enior Doe
HE Webb
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C A. Neumeister
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Enior Buck
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Des Oines
Harry Oakley
Biarion
Huntor Buck
C. A. Neumeister
Mana
F Hein
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Hinkley
Junior Buck
Leonard Pleld
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Senior Buck
Huxford Rabbitry
Satute Qapbitry
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Jettre Anyton
Standard
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Eniee Buck
Mentor Buck
Inbeck
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Ben Buck
Nior Doe
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Thirty-third Street
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Junior Doe
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FE. T. Smith and Sons
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E. T. Smith and
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Guy Crosson
Crosson
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Colorado
Yetter
Christmas Basket Fund
McKinley Stage
Sidney G Tatwell
Grainsville
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Henson
Tatwel
Albert Farnsdall
Red J Whousek
Farnsdall
Farnsdall Son
Tsiwell
Mt. Mercy Grade School
Ockinow’s Savings and Credit Voucher
Orga
Atlawanca
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Terters Savings and Profit
Second Avenue
Low
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First Congregational Young Folk
Pioneer Boys Aid
Richard Munden
HEATO
Donald Peppers
Warfell-Pratt-Howell Company
G. V. Granger
Leo M. Zeiser
A.W Walton
L. A. Walton
South Side Commercial Club
K. P
Knights of Pythias
Pythian
Knights
Dokiea
Bert Lindsey
Brandon Telephone Company
I. Co. O. F. Hall
J. Elliott
F. Huffman
A. McKinley
E. E. Evans
D. H. Revel
W. A. Felster
Q. Finley
J. Allerding
J. Winsor
Ay Yaoh
Goodrich Silvertown, Inc
Genevieve Kemble
Henry C, Frick
Elkhide
E. A. Kriz
Montgomery
Ward & CO
Hedges Company
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