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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1934

Page

12

Republicans Begin Coming Out Of Woods For State Primary

United Press reports open season on Iowa Republican nominations as G C Greenwalt seeks secretary of state, Karl Fischer and others eyed for Third district race against A C Willford, with Agnes Samuelson set for re election and contest brewing in several offices including auditor attorney general and state treasurer.

Woods Hartzell Spence United Press Des Moines G. C. Greenwalt Dan W. Turner Greenwalt A. C. Willford Karl Fischer Vinton Fischer E. B. McGlothen Greene County Jefferson Ray Johnson John Fletcher Johnson Fletcher Neil Garrett Department of Public Instruction Agnes Samuelson Iowa John W. Gwynne Black Hawk County Leo Mak Waterloo J J. Myers Carroll Ed Gilchrist Fred Biermann Gilbert Haugen C A. Benson Eltkader

Mild February Predicted Despite Groundhog Shadow

Federal Meteorologist Charles D. Reed says February will be milder than the ten year average even if the groundhog sees a shadow. Partly cloudy skies and rising temperatures expected with Council Bluffs hitting 52 and Charles City 8 as Davensport records a trace of rain.

Des Moines Iowa Charles D. Reed Weather Bureau Council Bluffs Charles City Davensport

Sherman will funds Grinnell College after death

Los Angeles AP reports Gen Moses H Sherman died Sept 9 1932 leaving Grinnell College 100000 and his nephew Leo P Sherman 100 monthly income from a 3342890 valuation.

Los Angeles Moses H. Sherman Grinnell College Leo P. Sherman Grinnell

DeWitt Promoter Sentenced to Five Years in Prison

Davenport AP reports George F. Vasen, a DeWitt and Davenport promoter and stock salesman, was sent to Fort Madison prison to serve a five year term after pleading guilty to one count of the state securities act. The plea followed a late Wednesday conference with his wife and attorney H M Bartlett. Nathan Grant was appointed Vasen's attorney at the Judge W W Scott hearing. Other charges remain pending in Freeport and Galesburg.

Davenport George F. Vasen DeWitt and Davenport Fort Madison Vasen H. M. Bartlett Muscatine W. W. Scott Nathan Grant Vase

Ames Graduate Develops Potato As Diabetic Food

Dr. Ross Suit a MacDonald College professor and Dr. Harold Hibbert of McGill University achieved potatoes that produce a carbohydrate food with insulin like properties for diabetics. Suit earned a plant pathology degree from Iowa State College in 1931. The method, using bacteria to alter potatoes, suggests potential for other diabetic friendly foods.

Ames Ross Suit MacDonald College Quebec Suit Iowa State College Harold Hibbert McGill University

Sketch by Grant Wood Found on Army Officer Memoir

Dr A W McMillen, associate professor at the University of Iowa, discovered a 1918 Grant Wood pencil sketch beneath the coat collar of a letter. The portrait, drawn while Wood and McMillen served at Camp Dodge, ties the famed Cedar Rapids artist to a World War era company mate. Wood later gained national and international recognition for his contributions to social science and art.

Grant Wood McMillen Camp Dodge Leutenant Wood Department of Labor

Cornell Cast To Play Mary Tudor

Cornell speech department led by Albert Franklin Johnson presents Mary Tudor on February 16 and 17 with two casts. Ruth Miller and Dotty MacCulloch headline the title role. a group including Stuart Frazier Ar mando Vergara Ann Mathern Pauline Kyle and others contribute as a multi cast production from Mount Vernon Iowa and surrounding areas.

Mount Vernon Mary Tudor Victor Hugo Cornell Albert Franklin Johnson Ruth Miller Waterloo Dotty MacCulloch Nashua Prof Johnson Stuart Frazier West Newbury Mass Armando Vergara New York City Ann Mathern Toledo Pauline Kyle Springville John Winnie Clear Lake Glenn Low Clare Hoffman West Branch Gordon Chamberlin Arlington Ralph Wilkinson Alden Merton Green Anamosa Roger Gillette Calumet City Frank Alyson Brockton Lowell Boyer

Folsom Estate Valued at 97935 in Iowa Probate

In Iowa, the George J. Folsom estate is valued at 97935 units with most assets in stocks bonds notes and mortgages. Executor O A Byington filed the preliminary inheritance tax report in district court noting the Folsom line from the Johnson county pioneer family. Arthur Folsom's estate remains separate valued at 79997 and still under administration.

Iowa George J. Folsom O. A Byington Folsom Johnson County Arthur Folsom

Elkader debaters stage pair of state round clashes

Elkader high school debaters plan first state round next week with the affirmative meeting Tripoli at 2 30 and the negative facing West Union at 7 30 in West Union. Debaters also practice against Decorah and plan trips to Mar ton and Luther college for further sessions and the junior college team will compete in a later state tournament.

Elkader Elkader High School Tripoli West Union Decorah Marton Luther College Sup. J. Dale Welsch

Funeral for Rev John Sheehy Set for Saturday

The funeral mass for Rev John Sheehy pastor of Immaculate Conception Church Masonville will be held at 10 am Saturday. Burial follows at Mount Olivet near Dubuque. Survived by four sisters and one brother. He was born in Ireland January 30, 1869 and came to the United States 40 years ago.

Masonville Immaculate Conception John Sheehy Herman Dietz Dubuque Father O'Meara Ackley Erdland Independence McDonald Monti Mount Olivet Key West Sheehy Mary Mallachy Dublin Ireland New York James Sheehy Waucoma Father Sheehy County Claire United States All Hallows College Asbury Church

Ten Candidates Enter Clayton County Primaries

In Clayton County seven Democrats and three Republicans launch bids for June primaries. Republican contenders include Pearl Huggins of Elkader for sheriff, E. H. McGhee, and George C. Ruegnitz seeking reelection on the board of supervisors. Democrats seek renomination for E. F. Seifert, J. F. Maley, G. H. Meyer, Verna O Connor, L. J. Palas, A. H. Borman, and Lesie Oelke, with Frank Brown likely to run for supervisor.

Elkader Clayton County Pearl Huggins E. H. McGhee Insane Hospital George C. Ruegnitz Board of Supervisors E. F. Seifert J. F. Maley G.H Meyer Verna O’connor L. J. Palas A. H Borman Lesie Oelke Seifert

Dean Gilmore Analyzes Slow Prosecution Of Criminals

Dean Eugene A. Gilmore of the University of Iowa College of Law argues that fear of criminal law and courts drives slow administration of justice. He cites public preference for formal procedures, political influence on district attorneys and judges, jury inexperience, and passive judges as factors, with delays arising mainly from case facts and witness testimony.

Gazette Iowa City Eugene A. Gilmore University of Iowa College of Law Gilmore

Cedar County Names New Poor Overseer

Miss Pauline Peters of Tipton has been appointed overseer of the poor in Cedar county replacing Mrs. Bertha Mathews by action of the board of supervisors. Peters, with social service experience, began the post on Thursday. Mathews had held the position for over two years.

Tipton Pauline Peters Cedar County Bertha Mathews Board of Supervisors Miss Peters Mathews

Grinnell Girl Elected President of Poweshick Young Folk

Dorothy Schowalter of Grinnell was chosen president of the Poweshick County Older Boys and Girls conference for the coming year at the annual meeting and banquet in Brooklyn. Walter Talbott of Brooklyn was named vice president Miriam Helm of Brooklyn secretary and Harold Loftgreen of Montezuma treasurer. Harold Squire was the retiring president.

Grinnell Dorothy Schowalter Poweshick

Robber nabbed in Monona creamery

An alleged robber, who refused to give his name, was caught inside the Monona cooperative creamery Wednesday night after the other thief escaped with Ed Ryan’s automobile. A Minnesota license plate was used. entry was gained through a coal shed and broken door.

the Gazette Monona Co- Operative Creamery Bruce Tapper Creamery Ed Ryan Minnesota

Amos Ball Funeral Set For Friday In Toledo

Funeral services for Amos Ball Jr., 84, of Long Beach California, will be held Friday at 3 30 p m at the Toledo Methodist church conducted by Rev Glen Hartong. The body will be escorted by Mr and Mrs J F Corbett of Long Beach. Ball who was born May 13 1849 in England lived in Jersey and Devonshire before moving to Canada and then Toledo where he ran a grocery for thirty years retiring in 1912 and relocating to California. He is survived by six children including Amoe Ball Jr of Chicago and John W of Des Moines with several daughters and in laws in California and New York.

Solon John R. Hess Emma Barta Mary Hick Laura Hess Marie Stahler Anna Mekota Henrietta Krob Celia Apitz Lillian Kent Velma McGinn Steve Fiala Columbus Junction E. E. Griffith Presbyterian Church T. M. Balcoff Columbus City Oklahoma City Griffith Eastern Star Priscilla Club West Union C. S. Kniel Elgin University Hospital Town City J. W. Bopp Josephine Kniel Elsie Smith Bopp Miss Kniel Miss Smith Kniel Decorah M. J. Carter Ossian O. E Grace Schoonmaker Minneapolis Josephine Downard Gazette Toledo Amos Ball Jr Long Beach Calif Methodist Church Glen Hartong J. F. Corbett Corbett Blanche Ball Ball England Isle of Jersey Ealing Scoble Devonshire Canada

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