Scouting Winter Camp In Spite Of Cold At Waubeek
Seventeen Cedar Rapids area scouts and three leaders left Wednesday for Camp Waubeek for a three day winter camp. Heating provisions and heated meals planned, with winter sports and nature study led by Arie Poldervaart and Carroll C. Thomas coordinating activities.
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Cedar Rapids
Camp Waubeek
Waubeek
Arie Poldervaart
Camp
Poldergaart
Hanford
Edward McDonough
Howard Merkel
Marion
Carroll C. Thomas
Jack Steele
Don Altang
John Hasek
John Walker
Kenneth Collins
Leo Stewart
William Watson
Robert Benesh
Clarence Rather
Ted Swein
Hugh Artis
John Ely
Albert McDonough
Oral Thompson
Obituary: Cornelius F Burns of Cosgrove Dies at 64
Cornelius F Burns 64 a Johnson county farmer living near Cosgrove died Friday in an Iowa City hospital after an operation. He married on the Cosgrove farm where he was born. Survived by his wife three sons James Perry and Cornelius of Cosgrove three sisters Mrs J D Donohue Morse Mrs Susanna Flannery Oxford Mrs T F Meade Tiffin and Mrs John Schneider Cosgrove and one brother William Funeral services were held Tuesday at St Peter's church with Rev W Schmidt in charge and burial in Cosgrove cemetery.
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Oxford
Cornelius F. Burns
Johnson County
Cosgrove
Iowa City
Burns
James
Perry
Cornelius
J. D. Donohue
Morse
Susanna Flannery
T. F. Meade
Tiffin
John Schneider
William
St. Peter's Church
Navy officer dies from alleged shooting by daughter in Arizona
Ern est J Turley a 46 year old Navy Reserve officer died in a naval hospital from gunshot wounds allegedly fired by his 15 year old daughter Mattie in a desert Arizona Ouija board case. Mattie, held by juvenile authorities in St Johns, said she was commanded by an Ouija board to shoot him to allow her mother to marry a cowboy. Turley had gone to Arizona for care and planned to prosecute his daughter when able. Authorities in St Johns awaited guidance on further actions. Mattie had pleaded guilty to attempted murder in St Johns and the county attorney recommended six years in an industrial school.
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San Diego
Calif
INS
Ernest J Turley
U. S. Navy
Naval Hospital
Mattie
St. Johns
Ariz
Lurley
Arizona
Turley
Christmas Trade Boosts Manchester Stores in Iowa
Special to The Gazette Manchester reports brisk Christmas trade with more volume than prior years. The rise is linked to CWA payrolls, bank deposit payments to Delaware County State Bank depositors, and mild weather enabling distant shoppers to reach town.
Court Assigns Trial Schedule Under New System
Judge A B Clark presides over January term as a new tentative method for distributing cases to juries is prepared. Trials will be posted Friday noon in Clerk Edwin W Lundquist's office and aim to expedite handling by limiting primary weeks and moving unfinished cases to secondary weeks.
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A. B Clark
Edwin W. Lundquist
Kirkpatrick and Pogge Wills Probated in District Court
Probate affairs proceed as Judge H. C. Ring approves the will of Ralph Kirkpatrick who died November 22. Alice Kirkpatrick gains life estate with son Frank C. Kirkpatrick as residuary legatee. Also admitted is Herman J. Pogge's will dated March 3 with equal shares for Mary Pogge and daughters Lucille Katharine and Virginia McDonnell. Lucille G. Pogge named executrix.
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Ralph Kirkpatrick
H. C. Ring
Alice Kirkpatrick
Frank C. Kirkpatrick
Frank Co. Kirkpatrick
Herman J. Pogge
Ruling In Wage Case Referred For Review
Justice Reed refers a wage garnishment ruling in J K Monson as assignee against Walter and Ruth Andrew to district court for writ of error review. Ruth Andrew contests the law ruling on exemptions under state head of family wages. Milwaukee railways suit against O J Emmons settled and dismissed with prejudice at railroad’s cost in district court. Harry Burlingham seeks divorce from Mary Burlingham on desertion grounds. married in Marion 1923, wife left in 1929.
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Almon S. Reed
J.K. Monson
Walter Andrew
Ruth Andrew
District Court
Andrew
Milwaukee Railroad Company
O. J. Emmons
Emmons Chevrolet Company
Springville
Harry Burlingham
Mary Burlingham
Marion
Divorce Petition Filed in Linn County Court
In the District Court of Town Linn County March Term 1934 Harry Burlingham sues Mary Burlingham for an absolute divorce on grounds of desertion starting October 2, 1929. Defendant is required to appear by noon of the second day of the March term or a default judgment will be entered. George C. Gorman represents the plaintiff.
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District Court of Town
Linn County
Harry Burlingham Plainiff
Mary Burlingham
District Court
State of Town
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
George C. Gorman
Plaintiit
Fire destroys two story home of C. E. Webb near here
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the two story modern residence near here owned by C. E. Webb of State Center and occupied by the Kenneth Avery family. Discovered at 3 am the Avery family escaped in their night clothes and lost all household goods and clothing.
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Montour
C. E. Webb
State Center
Kenneth Avery
Avery
Funeral for Mrs. Mary Kolarik Head of 5 Generations
Mrs. Mary Kolarik died at 98 after a life spanning Bohemia origin to Cedar Rapids. Funeral Thursday at Janeba Brosh chapel with Rev. Chada officiating. burial in Bohemian National Cemetery. Survived by eight grandchildren, thirteen great grandchildren, two great great grandchildren, and two daughters and sons.
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Mary Kolarik
Janeba and Brosh
FP. D. Chada
Bohemian National Cemetery
John Kolarik
Solon
Cedar Rapids
John Kamareid
Tenth Avenue SE
Kamareid
Wendl Cejka
Barbara Pisarik
Bever Park
Stanley Cejka
Joseph Kelarik
Joseph Dvorak
Joseph Bures
Joseph Kouba
Lumir Blahnik
Death notices from Cedar Rapids and Chicago deaths
Deaths include William L. Burianek of Cedar Rapids who died suddenly in Chicago on December 25 and four Cedar Rapids relatives seeking details. Funeral plans will be announced. Patrick W. Murphy funeral at St. Patrick's Church Thursday at 9 am with burial at Mount Calvary. Rosary at 1706 First Avenue West Wednesday at 7 pm.
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William L. Burianek
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Frank Vobejida
Joseph E.coonan
Rose B. Haluza
Tillie Burianek
Des Moines
Julia Falkoski
Beaver
Janeba and Brosh
Patrick W. Murphy
St. Patrick’s Church
The
Fey
D. J. Lenihan
Mourt Calvary Cemetery
Rosary
First Avenue W
At & P.m
Funeral Services for Mrs Voss and Cleaver in Cedar Rapids
Funeral services for Mrs Isabelle Voss will be held at the Presbyterian church in Marengo at 2 p.m. Thursday with burial in Marengo Cemetery. Mrs Isabella M Cleaver widow of Charles Cleaver died at 1731 C avenue NE Cedar Rapids at 2 a.m. Wednesday after several weeks illness. Funeral in Turner chapel at 2 p.m. Friday with burial in Shiloh Cemetery.
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Voss
Isabelle Voss
Presbyterian Church
Marengo
T. W. Martin
Marengo Cemetery
Beatty Chapel
Moss Bird
Isabella Cleaver
Isabella M. Cleaver
Charles Cleaver
C Avenue NE
West Point
Ind
Cedar Rapids
Thomas Burns
Robins
Robert Burns
C. A. Haas
Ralph Burns
Vernon Haas
Charles Harbert
Melvin Harbert
Gladys Whiting
Marjorie
Ray
Harold
Ruby Whiting
Jack Burns
Harriet, Bowen
Rensselaer
Lydia Lane
Lafayette
Charles
Turner Chapel
Shiloh
Death of John MacLain A Seward Resident Politician Mason
Clyde MacLain of 108 Center Point road was informed Wednesday morning of the death of his father John MacLain 75 of Seward Nebraska at 745 am The elder MacLain was a prominent Nebraska Mason and served four years in the Nebraska legislature Mrs MacLain remained in serious condition The family left for Seward Wednesday morning.
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John MacLain
Clyde MacLain
Center Point Road
Seward
Neb
MacLain
Nebraska
Marriage Licenses and Sheriff Sale Notice Combined
Marriage licenses issued to Homer J. Schiotterback and Mary A. Bartusek of Manly. Sheriff sale notice outlines a special execution from The Cedar Rapids National Bank against J. H. Peck for 7900.10 plus costs, with real estate in Linn County Cedar Rapids to be sold January 11, 1934 at 10:00 AM. Realty details include portions of blocks, additions, and street reservations in Cedar Rapids.
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District Court
Linn County
Iowa
Cedar Rapids National Bank
J. H. Peck
I. W Carroll
Richmond
Cedar Rapids
Central Park
Greene
Baan
Court House
Abov
Josen PH A. Petrus
Linn Couny
Roy Rade
Christmas lighting contest winners named
Winners announced in the playground commission Christmas lighting contest with awards in two divisions. First prize went to J R Haney of 2220 Upland SE and Mrs Ralph Hamer of 2042 Linn SE in the large and small home groups respectively.
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J.R. Haney
Upland Drive
Ralph Hamer
Linn Boulevard
Playground Commission
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
Harry C. Hamer
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
O. E. Dennis
Dunreath Drive
Jack Starman
Ellis Boulevard
Charles Bode
Mount Vernon Avenue
Clare Nichols
D. Filmore
Killian Company
Commonwealth
B. L. Knight
Edna Duncan
Royal Holbrook
Bertha Thomas Weds Virgil Bonnichsen at Le Claire Home
Miss Bertha Thomas and Virgil Bonnichsen were married Saturday by Rev. C. E. Thompson at his Le Claire home. Attendants were Genevieve Collins Alice Lowe Harold Shelbarger and Dean Jacobs. A wedding dinner for twenty five relatives followed. The couple will reside in this community.
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Columbus Junction
Bertha Thomas
Richard Thomas
Virgil Bonnichsen
Rudolph Bonnichsen
C. E. Thompson
le Claire
Genevieve Collins
Alice Louise Lowe
Harold Shellabarger
Dean Jacobs
Bonnichsen
Swedish Julfest at Lodge Norden set for Thursday
Lodge Norden Order of Vasa invites members and friends to a Swedish Julfest at 838 First Avenue East Thursday at 7 30 PM. A Christmas tree will entertain children. Swedish dishes such as karf sylta kalm ullar and baked ham along with cookies will be served. Attendees should bring their own silver. no meal charge. A sixwoman committee plans the event.
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Lodge Norden
Order of Vasa
First Avenue E
Fire destroys LeClaire business and hall
A fire in LeClaire Iowa destroyed a restaurant and an oil station on the second floor of the same building and damaged the Odd Fellows hall. The loss is estimated at $10,000 with the blaze starting about 11 20 p m from an overheated stove or defective flue.
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Leclaire
Odd Fellows Hall
Commerce Chamber Surveys Effect Of Recovery Measures
The United States Chamber of Commerce starts a survey of NRA and recovery acts impact by sending a questionnaire to its members seeking criticism praise and ideas for modification of the acts.
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Commerce Chamber
Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Dutch Ask Change In Death Sentence Of Van Der Lubbe
The Dutch government asked the German authorities to modify Marinus van der Lubbe’s death sentence for arson at the Reichstag. Minister Count Johan Paul Limburg Stirum wrote to the foreign office on orders, requesting a milder punishment. No immediate German reply was given.
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van der Lubbe
Berlin
Marinus van der Lubbe
Reichstag
Johan Paul Limburg Stirum
Foreign Office
Opera Season Opens On Two Continents
The opera season begins on two continents with the Metropolitan Opera in New York opening with Deems Taylor's Peter Ibbetson starring Lucrezia Borl and Edward Johnson. Chicago revives grand opera after Civic Opera collapse with La Tosca sung by Maria Jeritza as a standout. In Italy seven cities welcome opera again.
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Associated Press
New York
Metropolitan Opera Company
Deems Taylor
Peter Ibbetson
Lucrezia Borl
Edward Johnson
Chicago
Civic Opera Company
Rete
Maria Jeditza
Metropolitan
Italy
State Banking: Unified System Opposed by Key Groups
Washington report notes opposition from a strong state bank bloc to a proposed unified U S banking system. Wall Street bankers push branch banking by national banks and takeover of small state banks, while Senator Huey Long signals efforts to block state banks. In Delta, Donald Moore and Helen Gordon wed at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage with Raymond and Mrs. Moore as attendants.
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Washington
INS
Wall Street
United States
Money Sps
Congress
Deposit Insurance Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Winthrop W. Aldrich
Chase National Bank
Guaranty Trust Company
J. P. Morgan and Company
Aldrich
Guaranty
Huey Long
Louisiana
Senate
Delta
Donald Moore
Effie Moore
Helen Gordon
Fremont
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Charles Ellis
Raymond Moore
New Ford Ventilation System For All Speeds
The article describes a ventilation system perfected in the New Ford that operates efficiently at all speeds in any season. Adjustable window ventilators allow opening to the desired amount for fresh air, with pricing details including Detroit location and additional charges.
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Ford
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