Hotel Men Reach Trade Agreements in Iowa Conference
About thirty trade agreements were tentatively reached by the Iowa Outstate Group A hotel men at the Hotel Montrose in Cedar Rapids. They approved a minimum check cashing fee and discussed room setup charges while noting wage gains and rising supply costs as Des Moines style codes spread. Local rates may return to 1932 levels and local adoption awaits nearby cities.
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Iowa
Montrose Lahursday
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
Clinton
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Sioux City
Ames
Fort Dodge
Senate Favors Probe of Steel Prices and Gasoline Hikes
Washington AP report notes the Senate approved the Borah resolution to urge the Federal Trade Commission to investigate price fixing under the steel code and to examine causes of gasoline price increases over the previous six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Gly-Cas Promised Relief Aids Local Rheumatism Case
Mrs. Katherin Smith of Cedar Rapids testifies Gly-Cas eased 25 years of rheumatism and kidney trouble after 30 days. She credits improved sleep and mobility and invites others to learn about Gly-Cas from The Gly-Cas Man at Thrifty Drug Store Corner 1st St and 3rd Ave SE.
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Cor 1St St
3Rd Ave
Thrifty
Corest St
Playtime Frock Pattern 1761 by Anne Adams
Pattern 1761 offers a girlish playtime frock with capped sleeves a close-to-the-throat collar and button trimmed back opening. Includes bloomers and step by step sewing instructions. Size options 2 4 6 8 10 with fabric yardages. send 15 cents for pattern and 25 cents for magazine and pattern together.
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Anne Adams
Anne Adams Pattern Magazine
Gazette Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Bank receivers report shows cash and deposits at two banks
The sixth quarterly report for Spring ville Savings Bank, overseen by state banking superintendent D W Bates, was approved by Judge John T Moffit. It covers Oct 1 to Dec 31 with cash on hand of 10 828 60 and net depositor claims of 84 998 31. The Coggan State Bank eighth quarterly report also received court approval with a 10 percent dividend of 13 543 46 paid for Oct 1 to Dec 31, net claims 135 434 57 and cash on hand 14 440 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D W Bates
Springville Savings Bank
John T. Moffit
F. Fryer
Coggan State Bank
New Assignment Of Equity Cases Is Made
Judge John T. Moffitt in district court Friday set a new assignment of equity cases for the January term. The schedule runs February 5 to 14 and names cases such as February 5 Kouba vs Bailey Perpetual S and L and others. February 7 Metcalf vs Hupp and Clayton vs Clayton. February 8 Allard Alcorn vs Alcorn. February 9 Walker vs Harrison. February 11 Wood vs Braverman among listed matters. The will of James Schell died January 20 was probated, naming William Schell as executor and allocating the remainder to Charles Schell, a brother, William Schell nephew, and Mamie Beam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Moffit
District Court
Werner
Hammill Hammills
Werner Consolidated Kouba
Bailey Perpetual S& and Lvs _ Jienls Perpetual & and _L
Malloy
Dahl
Dahl Perpetual
Lo O
MelDanel
Perpetual
Halfhill Perpetual
Mitchell
Pisarek
Flickinger
Martin
Walker
Harrison
W—Kohl
Kroupa
Dvorak
Dvorak Simonson
Simonson
Wood
Braverman Vanda
Vanda Hagerman
Hagerman
James Schell
John T Moffitt
William Schell
Charles Schell
Willam Schell
Mamie Beam
GMAC Seeks Possession Of 1930 Chevrolet In Iowa Case
General Motors Acceptance Corp in a district court replevin action seeks judgment for possession of a 1930 Chevrolet coach held by Cedar Rapids Storage Battery Co. under an assigned conditional sales contract with Arthur A Ward. Ward allegedly left the car with the storage firm which claims a lien for storage and battery rental. A divorce action by Elsie Walsh against Louis Walsh was dismissed without prejudice. Edith Hanes was granted a divorce from Charles Hanes with custody and support awarded. Ester Butler seeks 180 dollars in a note suit. A note suit by W H Ryan against Lloyd A Smith was dismissed. Otis Padley Co accounts for 804.78 against Frank Kepros and Steve Kepros. Emil Vig seeks divorce from Lucille Vig with custody of a minor daughter. Fred F Litsey seeks divorce from Emma Litsey with custody of two minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Cedar Rapids
GMAC
Arthur A. Ward
Ward
Elsie Walsh
Louis Walsh
Edith Hanes
District Court
A. B. Clark
Charles Hanes
Otis-Padley Company
Frank Kepros
Steve Kepros
Goodyear Shoe Repair and Shining Parlor
Johnson Bill Expands City Power Over Dine and Dance Parlors
Iowa House passes the measure 85 to 6 giving cities authority to regulate or close dine and dance parlors by classifying them as public dance halls. Sponsor Rep. Elmer E. Johnson says action follows concerns after 3.2 beer legalization. Local officials pressed for the statute to curb liquor violations and enable police action against undesirable resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Iowa
Elmer E. Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Dan Kruidemier
Twin Daughters Born to Steele Tomlinson Pair in La Jolla
Twin daughters arrived Jan 23 to Mr and Mrs Steele Tomlinson of La Jolla California. Pearl Resch of Cedar Rapids is former Miss Pearl Resch. A daughter was born Jan 21 to Mr and Mrs R K Perking of St Joseph Missouri. Mrs Perkins, formerly Miss Peggy Downing, and the mother and daughter stay with Mrs Perkins' parents at Center Point until they can return home.
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Steele
Tomlinson
la Jolla
Calif
Pearl Resch
Cedar Rapids
R. K. Perking
St. Joseph
Perkins
Peggy Downing
Death services announced for Ralph H. Terry
Funeral services are set for Ralph H. Terry in Turner chapel at 3 30 p m Saturday with the Rev M L Welke officiating. Burial will follow in Linwood Cemetery.
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Ralph H. Terry
Turner Chapel
M. L. Welke
Linwood
Laura Krebs Funeral Service Saturday at 2 PM
Funeral services for Laura P. Krebs of 351 Pleasant Drive will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Turner chapel. The Rev. R. F. Judson will officiate and burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura P. ‘Krebs
Pleasant Drive
Turner Chapel
R. F. Judson
Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral services for J F Chm oski at Turner chapel
Funeral services for J F Chma oski of 1026 Eleventh Avenue SE will be held in Turner chapel at 1 am Saturday with Rev August Cramer officiating. Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call at Turner chapel Friday evening.
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J. F. Chmaoski
Eleventh Avenue SE
Turner Chapel
August Cramer
Oak Hill Cemetery
Cedar Rapids man dies after pneumonia illness
George H. White aged 52 of 222 Sixth avenue SW died at a local hospital at 12:35 a.m. Friday after a short pneumonia illness. Born in Duluth Minnesota on December 16 1881 he lived in Cedar Rapids five years working as a stationary engineer for Petersen Baking Company. He is survived by his widow Julia and nine children Howard Woodrow Leo Geraldine Alo Edna George Jr Keith and Mary Ellen. Due to scarlet fever quarantine private services will be held at Beatty chapel at 2 p.m. Saturday led by Rev A E Rather with burial at Cedar Memorial Park. Friends may call the chapel until noon Saturday.
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George H. White
Sixth Avenue
Duluth
Minn
Cedar Rapids
Petersen Baking Company
Julia
Howard
Woodrow
Leo
Geraldine
Alo
Edna
George Jr
Keith
Mary Ellen
Beatty Chapel
A. E. Rather
Cedar Memorial Park
Cedar Rapids Man John A Grow Dies After Illness
John A Grow of Mt. Vernon avenue and Thirty-sixth street SE died at a local hospital at 4 30 a m Friday after several weeks illness. Born August 26 1872 in Benton Harbor Michigan he lived in Cedar Rapids twenty years and worked for Quaker Oats eighteen years. Survived by sister Mrs George Thuenen and brother W E Grow both of Cedar Rapids. Funeral arrangements will be announced later with calling at Turner chapel.
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John A. Grow
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Thirty-sixth Street
Benton Harbor
Mich
Cedar Rapids
Quaker Oats Company
George Thuenen
W. E. Grow
Turner Chapel
A J Barton 82 Died After Long Illness In Cedar Rapids
A J Barton aged 82 retired gardener died at his home 2430 Mount Vernon avenue SE at 5 30 am Friday after a lingering illness. Born in Portland New York he came to Cedar Rapids from Ohio fifteen years ago. Survived by his widow and son Wade E of Portland New York. Body at Monahan funeral chapel funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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A. J. Barton
Mount Vernon Avenue
Portland
N. Y
Cedar Rapids
Ohio
Wade E
Monahan Funeral Chapel
Vinton fire calls span two rural homes with damages
Vinton fire crews answered two rural alarms on Wednesday evening. A short circuit from an extension cord at a grit plant caused a blaze in Mount Auburn injuring a dining area frame and sparking a fire in a gas line. insurance covered the loss. A second call near Vinton involved a chimney fire endangering a home. Also reported: George W. Studer 68 a Mechansville contractor died. funeral Monday at St Marys. Mrs L R Frezona named permanent chair of the Brandon Girl Reserves. Keokuk county engineer Russell Fye resigns to join the State Engineers office at Ames. Louis Cisna 85 of Independence dies after hip injury.
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Vinton
Harry Fagan
Benton County Board of Supervisors
Mount Auburn
Floyd Sturtz
Mechanicsville
George W. Studer
St. Mary's Church
Studer
Brandon
Women’s Council of the
Girl Reserves
L. R. Frezona
H. Weart
Roy Waylor
F. M. Williams
Sigourney
Russell Fye
Keokuk
Ames
Board of Supervisors
Independence
Louis Cisna
Burlington
Marriage and death notices and regional civil actions in Iowa
John Cisna of Carmen Illinois married Amelia Libbe in 1871. He lived in Independence for forty years. Survivors include eight children and nine grandchildren. Iowa City reports progress on a community chest drive with 5300 raised of 16000 goal. Independence hosts a district junior college one act play contest on February 14. Original notice in Linn County District Court seeks divorce from Emma Litsey. court in Cedar Rapids set to begin March 8 1934. Carl Hendrickson attorney for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cisna
Carmen
Ill
Amelia Libbe
Independence
William
Lves
Troy Mills
Eluader
Tipton
Waukon
Babbitt
District Court of Vows
Linn County
Fred F Litsey
Emma Litsey
District Court
Iowa
Court House
Cedar Rapids
Notice to creditors Cedar Rapids National Bank receivership
The Treasury Department announces that all persons with claims against The Cedar Rapids National Bank Cedar Rapids Iowa must present legal proof to Receiver Robert S Cook within three months from this date or be disallowed. Comptroller J T O'CONNOR signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Office of the Comptroller of the Curerency
Washington, D. C
Cedar Rapids National Bank
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Robert S. Cook
J T O'Connor
the Currency Co
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Gly-Cas
Katherin Smith
8Th St
Court House News
Springville
Coggon
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave. SE
Bessie Schell
Ester Butler
Louis Pro
W. H. Ryan
Lloyd A. Smith
Dstrict
A. Bark
Emil Vig
Lucille Vig
Vigs
Clear Lake
S. D
Johnson
Ralph Terry
Laura Krebs
Iowa News
Caroline
Frank Quinn
West 19Th St
Eri
Pennsylvania
Lydia E. Pinkham
Leona
B. Trommer
Junean Ave
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Iowa City
Irving B Weber
Carl Hendrickson
Plaintift
Vicki
Hartman
Burton
Paleo
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