Seabury urges parenthood courses for social adjustment
Dr David Seabury of New York criticizes modern society for offering hog raising courses while neglecting parenthood. Speaking to 500 at Town Hall Hotel Monterose, he links adult maladjustments to childhood shocks and urges study of hereditary and environmental factors to curb insanity rates. He advises parents to study their children and themselves through life biographies and retrospection. He also notes Wenatchee orchard uprootings in 1933 and includes a legal notice about a real estate sale and estate debts in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Seabury
New York City
Town Hall Forum
Montrose
Seabury
America
Seabury De-Lared
Harold Millhiser Opens Insurance Agency in Cedar Rapids
Harold Millhiser announces his new insurance agency at 613 Merchants Bank Building. He will represent Iowa Mutual Liability Insurance and Mutual Fire Underwriters through Cedar Rapids special representative W D Ralston. Millhiser has lived in Cedar Rapids since 1924, after moving from Marshalltown, and studied at Coe College while gaining six years in the insurance business.
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W. D. Ralston
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Mutual Liability Insurance Company
Mutual Fire
Second Avenue SE
Harold Millhiser
Merchants Bank
Millhiser
Iowa Mutual
Marshalltown
Coe College
Darling to speak at Waltonian fish dinner February 16
Jay Darling, Des Moines cartoonist and national conservation advocate, will be principal speaker at the Waltonian dinner in Cedar Rapids Armory at 6 30 p.m. on Friday February 16. The event includes a program and dancing with public invitations and tickets sold at local stores. A. J Smith, president of the Waltonians, announces the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Jay Darling
Washington
Roosevelt
Darling
Des Moines
State Fish and Game Commission
Iowa
A. J Smith
Mount Vernon Avenue
The
Waltonians
Duane Blackwell Named Second Alternate for West Point
Duane Blackwell 19 of 205 Twelfth Street SE has been named by Senator L J Dickinson as second alternate for a United States Military Academy at West Point vacancy. Blackwell is Coe College freshman student council representative and Washington High School graduate. Principal appointment went to Paul Hunt of Ottumwa with Henry Charlies Huglin of Fairfield as first alternate. Examinations are March 6 and successful applicants enter West Point on July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Blackwell
Twelfth Street
L. J. Dickinson
United States Military Academy
West Point
Washington, D. C
Blackwell
Coe College
Washington High School
Iris Blackwell
Paul Hunt
Ottumwa
Henry Charlies Huglin
Fairfield
Sheriff Sale Notice from Linn County Iowa in 1934
Sheriff Joseph A Petrus announces a 1934 public auction of Linn County real estate to satisfy a Cedar Rapids Savings Bank judgment. The property includes Lot 1 Block 19 Original Town of Marion and other parcels totaling about 16 acres, with sale set for February 10 at Cedar Rapids courthouse. Roy Radebauch is deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Linn County
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Savings Bank and Trust Company
J Eliott Davis
Bess Davis
F L. Anderson
Towit
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Auditor's
Court House
Joseph A Petrus
Rv Roy Radebauch
Penningroth and
Holmes
Night School Attendance At CWA Event Draws Hundreds
Nearly 300 people attend the CWA Night school opening at Washington and Grant high schools. Of 376 registered, many join classes such as drafting 47 salesmanship 49 speech improvement 36 public speaking 42 automobile 31 type writing 40 and machine shop 38. Director Paul D Fillmore reports strong enthusiasm as 11 courses are offered with classes starting at 7 30 pm Thursday and 6 30 pm Friday through 9 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWA
Washington and
Grant High Schools
Paul D. Fillmore
City Briefs And Personals Highlights Local Happenings
Hugh D Blair of Viola and Edna Weiss of Cedar Rapids wed by Justice A S Reed. John Burns fined for intoxication. Attorney E E Collins returns from Long Beach. Rainbow Girls meet at Masonic hall. Cadows from Hotel Roosevelt back from Chicago. Rain gauge stolen near Tishers. Heneckes move to 423 North Fourth Street Apt E Hannibal Mo. Nelson files bankruptcy in federal court with assets near seven thousand. Caterpillar spotted in garden early spring sign? Receipts report January civil 18.30, criminal 766.55, police 817.20. Amber Mae Stanley first cornet in NBC network orchestra. Mount Vernon avenue street lights approved. Three chimney fires wake local department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Division of Superior Court
L. J. Storey
W. C. Benesh
Notice of Administratrix Appointment in Iowa Probate
Irma C Koehler is appointed administratrix of the George W Kochler estate in Linn County Iowa on January 25 1934. All debts should be paid to the administratrix and all claims must be filed with the Linn County District Court clerk through attorney Geo Fr Lidde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Iowa
Linn County
George W Kochler
Iowa District
Irma C Koehler
Geo
FR. Lidde
Marion News Covers Missions Talk and Local Socials
Miss Miriam Woodberry of New York spoke on home missions with focus on Negro and mountain white schools in Alaska at a Congregational Society meeting in Marion. Officers were re elected, a Le gion Auxiliary luncheon note led to more social items, and a play by Fred Henson titled The Muzzle was announced for Lincoln school auditorium tonight.
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Miriam Woodberry
New York
Congregational Board of Home Missions
Congregational Missionary Society
Adeliza Daniels
Miss Woodberry
Alaska
Nome
Valdez
Douglas
Josephine Whitacre
H. O. Allen
F. J. Hardenbrook
Minnie Whitcomb
Miss Daniels
Norman J. Waffle
E. Seegar
Elmer Hollingsworth
Harry van Wormer
F. S. Skinner
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Fred Henson
Lincoln School
Linn
de Molay
Thomas Lawson
Rural Garden Club
John Huss
Perry
Huss
Rogers Crossing
Prairie Union
L. A. Dunn
CG. J. White
Fred McShane
C. L. Fernow
Harold Scott
Jesse Scott
Leslie Dunn
Jane Scott
Dunn
James Woodworth
A. J. Taube
Philathea class hosts birthday luncheon at Elison home
Mrs Hillman widow of the late Rev Charles Hillman former pastor at Lafayette Evan gelical church died about three years ago. The Philathea class of the Christian church met Thursday for a picnic luncheon at Mrs C G Elison's home. Covers were laid for 22 with ten October to February birthday members as special guests. Mrs Lehhigh led the devotional.
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The
American Legion Auxiliary
Nicholas Michel
H. B. Leasure
Valentine
Della Senninger
Auxiliary
Leasure
R. J. Wilams
Ralph Fitzgerald
John Clay
Arthur Newman
Hugh Hutton
William Bleakly
Joe Roeder
George Cathcart
Upland
Calif
al Bowers
Marshalltown
Albert Arp
California
H. M. Williamson
Waterloo
Free Methodist Church
Mark Shockey
Philathea
Christian Church
C. GC. Elison
R. E. Lehhigh
Rural eighth graders begin first high school entrance exams
Three hundred rural eighth graders in Linn county took the first examinations necessary for high school entrance. The largest group gathered at the Linn county courthouse office of Miss Lulu B Secrist with about 100 pupils. Tests cover reading spelling history and civics, with arithmetic civics and grammar to follow in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Lulu B. Secrist
House Passes Bill For Aeronautics Commission
DES MOINES INS reports the Iowa House of Representatives approved a bill creating an Aeronautics Commission by a 68 to 25 vote despite objections from opponents. The measure seeks to establish state oversight of aviation activities and related funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Bill For Aeronautics Commission
DES Moines
INS
House of Representatives
Iowa Aeronautics Commission Created with Three Members
The measure cuts the commission from five to three members who serve without pay while their actual expenses are covered by the adjutant general. They will investigate aeronautics law violations, hold hearings, and have subpoena power, functioning under the adjutant general’s direction before being sent to the Senate for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Aeronautics
Adjutant General
Senate
Fleming's Central Market Meat Movements Highlight Local Goods
Local market listing showcases a variety of pork beef and related products with prices per pound and per unit. Items include home rendered lard pork loins shoulders spare ribs rib rolling beef sirloin and round steak bacon and smoked products. Also shown are eggs brains hamburger steak pork sausage pork hearts and loin end pork roast with per pound prices.
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Town Hall
Wenatchee
Wash
District Court of
Towa
Emeryverett Perkins
J H Perkins
WE. Perkins
Frankerkins
Bmle Butler
Flora Engle Myrtle
Lucille Christensen
Roy Hisens
State of
Perkins
Emery Everett Perkins
Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul
Sthip
John T Moffit
Judicis
A.D
Jin
Dale O Stentz
Fang
Reek
C. A. Taylor
Second Avenue
Hugh D. Blair
Viola
Edna Weiss
Justice A. S. Reed
Dwight Abrams
Belleville
J. W. Messner
First Avenue E
John Burns
Ellis Boulevard
Intoxicton
Jones Sausage
Hladky's
E. E. Collins
A Avenue NW
Long Beach
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Hall
William S. Cadow
Hotel
Mrs. Cadow
Chicago
Mr. Cadow
Harry Tisher
Hinkley Avenue
Tishet
Richard Henecke
Topeka
Kan
North Fourth Street
Apt. E. Hannibal, Mo
Henecke
Kresge
John Alfred Nelson
J. C. Sova
Wilson Avenue
Rockford Road
Thomas Finleyson
Second Street
Superior Court
Miss Stanley
Amber Mae Stanley
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Frank Simon
NBC Blue
Mr. Simon
Charles Munger
Memorial Drive
Dairydale School
F. A. Parcel
K Avenue NW
P. A. Slechert
McKinley Street
E. J van Hart
Bever Avenue
Duncan Phyfe
Davenport
Balster’s
Simmons
Axminster
Balster Furniture Co
Marion, Iowa
Marion News
Lester Cleveland
Washington Boulevard Hospital
Irma Klopp
American Legion Hall
Thomas Evans
J. A. Cooper
Grundy Center
Cooper
Earl Wolfe
Russell Wolfe
Toledo
Donald Wolfe
Ellen Kearns
Near Mount Vernon
Valentine Kearns
Howard Wagner
Bishop
W. H. Gibson
University Hospital
D. BE. Miller
Thomas E. Evans
Miller
Evans
Charles West
E. C. Ainley
West
Ainley
W.C. Sheets
Fred Ross
W. D. Shank
Omaha
Elwyn Miller
George Reichard
Lake City
George McLannon
George Carver
Harry C. Davis
Loesbe
Central City
Fred Lutz
F. A. Peterson
Eighth Avenue
T. A. Yocom
Gordon’s Grocery
E. B. Ringland
Bernard
Oklahoma City
Mr. Ringland
W. S. Stoufer
D. B. Stoufer
Council Bluffs
Claire Davis
Charlotte
Theodore Wendler
Mrs. M. Pugh
Manchester
Delbert Pugh
Leibsohn's
Frank A. Peterson, Jr
Highth Avenue
Department of Mechanical Engineering
University of Town
L. L. McKimm
Cedar Rapprds
Verto Reichert
Charles Hillman
Sigfred
Leibsohn
First Ave. E
Ith Avenue
Pork
Bea
Nayels
Wisconsin
Chase
Sanborn
Hamburg
Jonathans
Kohrs
Ige
K. C
Jorge
Royal Laundry
Japan
Wader
Quaker Oats Co
Sack
Fleming’s
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