Cornell Wrestlers Set for Eastern Junket Tour
Cornell wrestling coach Dick Barker leads four win season into a landmark junket with Michigan State Pennsylvaniac city stops New York Army meet at West Point and a final Lancaster stop to face Hranglin Marshall College as the squad tours the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Mount Vernon
Dick Barker
Cornell
Purple
Des Moines Y. M. C. A
Carleton
University of Minnesota
Barker
East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State
Tom McCrary
Army
New York City
Lancaster
Hranglin-Marshall College
C. Mayster
Ions State College
Clarence High Girls to Host Wellsburg in Key Classic
Clarence Iowa hosts Wellsburg in a postponed state championship friendly showcasing Clarence with nine wins in ten starts and 20 straight home wins. Two all-state players headline a undefeated squad amid an expected crowd of about 1,000 in the Clarence gym. Tipton visits for a Clarence boys thriller that same night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Clarence High School
Wellsburg
Tipton,high
Clarence Boys
Famed G O P Club To Reorganize Under Bankruptcy Act
The Hamilton Club of Chicago filed for reorganization under the amended bankruptcy act amid business slowdowns. President Frederick A. Rowe cited dues drop from 2700 to 900. assets listed at 1,342,115 with liabilities 1,148,000. Taft dedicated the current building. every Republican President since Harrison was an honorary member.
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Chicago
INS
Hamilton Club
Frederick A. Rowe
William Howard Taft
Benjamin Harrison
Deaths of C. G. Kleineck Father of Mrs. Canfield
C G Kleineck died in Pasadena California on Tuesday at 5 am. He was born April 2 1848 in Little York Pennsylvania and lived in Cedar Rapids and Mount Vernon before moving to Pasadena twelve years ago. Survived by wife deceased seven years ago and two other children Mrs Leora Beecher and George Kleineck both of Pasadena. remains to be brought to Mount Vernon for burial at a later time.
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G. Kleineck
Fred Canfield
Twentieth Street
Pasadena
Calif
Cedar Rapids
Mount Vernon
Little York
Canfield
Leora Beecher
George Kleineck
Ater
Mrs James Carleton Young Dies in Minneapolis
Mrs James Carleton Young a former Cedar Rapids resident died February 1 in Minneapolis after living there about forty years Her husband developed Young's addition in Cedar Rapids and they later lived at Prospect Place hospital She is survived by a daughter Mrs H H Harper and a sister Josephine Sidle of St Paul
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James Carleton Young
Cedar Rapids
Minneapolis
Young
Prospect Place Hospital
H. H. Harper
Josephine Sidle
St Paul
Funeral services held for Mrs. Zoe Melcher in Davenport
Funeral services for Mrs. Zoe Melcher, who died Friday in Davenport, were conducted Monday at St. Anthony's Church. The deceased formerly lived in the area. She leaves two sisters, Mrs. L. F. McCoy of Manly and Cedar Rapids, and Mrs. Lillian Droark of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoe Melcher
Davenport
St. Anthony’s Church
Melcher
L. F. McCoy
Cedar Rapids
Manly
Lillian Droark
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Truhlicek dies in Waukesha
Word arrived of the death of the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Truhlicek of Waukesha Wisconsin. The child is the grandchild of Mrs. Willard Gehn of Rockford Road SW and the great relative Frances Marie Truhlicek of Rockford Road.
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Frank Truhlicek
Waukesha
Wis
Truhlicek
Willard Gehn
Rockford Road
Frances Marie ‘Truhlicek
Farm Foreclosure Complaints Drop Sharply in Iowa
Iowa sees a sharp drop in farm foreclosure complaints as F A P official reporting a total 206 million in farm mortgage loans held in Iowa shows higher loan activity. Peck notes 2 000 000?
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Iowa
Ames
F. W. Peck
Farm Credit Administration
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Land Bank Commissioner
Iowa State
College
Washington
Land Bank
Commissioner
Peck
Federal Land Bank
The
Rev and Mrs Mayo to host Trinity Methodist church social
The Rev Mr and Mrs Harold E Mayo will entertain Trinity Methodist parish on Thursday at 7 30 pm in the church parlors for an all church social. A program of games music and performances by Wallace E Bixby and the Youtzy trio is planned with committees handling entertainment refreshments and kitchen duties. Reservations are requested but walk ins are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E. Mayo
Trinity Methodist Church
Wallace E. Bixby
Youtzy
Charles R. Youtzy, Jr
Charles Youtzy
Edwin
Harold Shakespeare
Ronald Sears
Harry Beadle
Rudy Beneke
Lester Nichols
Walter S. Denny
Roy Ritz
Lyle Finefield
Charles Machacek
Ed Plummer
A. F. Butterfield
J. S. Houx
George Wearding
G. A. Walsh
George W. Cady
City Briefs and Personal Notices Parade Local Happenings
Bryan Cronbaugh returns to Paris Hair store. Miss Jean Scharfenberg visits Ot tumwa College Heights father in Cedar Rapids. Firemen respond to home chimney and roof ties. Keystone Wire and Steel reps pass Cedar Rapids en route to Minneapolis. Various fines for intoxication and traffic offenses. two-year clean driving reward. Marriage of Hubert Allen and Olive Allen. Des Moines trip for Ernest Mickel. bush natives talk at Lions Club lunch. Potatoes peddling fines and license issues. Want Ads tease theater tickets. Parents meeting noted.
Wrist Cut By Glass Accident At School
Eugene Watson a 12 year old from 3900 E avenue NE was treated at Mercy hospital Tuesday afternoon for lacerations on his right wrist caused when he accidentally struck and broke a glass panel in a door at his school.
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Eugene Watson
E Avenue NE
Mercy Hospital
Cub Pack 4 Hobby Show at First Congregational Church
Cub pack No 4 hosted a Tuesday night hobby show attracting about seventy attendees at the First Congregational Church. Craig Webb led a flag salute and Bobby Jones gave the welcome. Jimmy Day spoke on stamps, Walter Wise on airplane models, and George Newland on shells, followed by songs and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Pack No. 4
First Congregational Church
Craig Webb
Bobby Jones
Jimmy Day
Walter Wise
George Newland
Gazette Newsboys See Best Man Wins With Theater Patronage
The Gazette's newsboys under Alex Fidler visited Iowa theater management Tuesday night to watch Ed mund Lowe and Jack Holt in Best Man Wins. The boys enjoyed the feature and the shorts and thanked Manager Talbot for his courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Alex Fidler
Iowa Theater Management
Edmund Lowe
Jack Holt
Talbot
Louisa Man Injured in E Avenue Collision
Don Smiley sustained minor injuries to his right elbow after a Tuesday collision at E Avenue and Fifth Street NW. He rode with Lenis Mc Queen of 420 A Avenue NE. The other driver was Clarence Van Fossen of 1418 B Avenue NE. No other injuries reported.
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Don Smiley
Louisa
E Avenue
Fifth Street
Smiley
Lenis McQueen
Avenue
Clarence van Fossen
Avenue NE
Hill Billy Band to Feature in Cedar Rapids Barn Dance Frolic
Perkie's Huskersfour hill-billy band brings mountain melodies to Memorial Coliseum on Wednesday and Thursday February 13 and 14 as part of the WHO Iowa Barn Dance Frolic. Other stars include Lem and Martha Lou Louisiana Lou Jo and Jean Grandpa Jitters the Elm City Quartet and Windy Brown. Sponsored by Hanford post No 5 American Legion the tour offers three shows with 8 pm starts for the two evenings and a 2 30 pm matinee Thursday with popular admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkie
Memorial Coliseum
WHO
Rondell Perkins
Barn Dance
Lem
Martha
Louisiana Lou
Jean
Grandpa Jitters
Elm City
Windy Brown
Hanford Post No. 5
American Legion
Cedar Rapids
Barn Dance Gang
Dokkies Plan Ceremonial at Ar Dekan Temple
Arrangements were made for a ceremonial to be held March 5 at a meeting of Ar dekan temple No. 234 Dramatic Order Knights of Korassan. The Nevada Cowboys performed popular songs and entertained after the business portion. Six year old Junior Huggins impressed with clog dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dokkies
Ardekan Temple
Dramatic Order Knights of Korassan
Nevada Cowboys
Junior Huggins
Bank Robbery Strikes Hamburg Iowa Bank
A pair of bandits robbed the Iowa State Bank in Hamburg Iowa taking 1675 dollars. One robber entered from a stolen Chevrolet tied to Fre mont county and forced three employees and two customers into the vault. They escaped after taking money from cages as a time lock blocked the safe. The disguise hid the leader’s face as he warned all to line up. The getaway headed south toward the Missouri line.
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Hamburg
Iowa State Bank
Fremont County
Iowa
Missouri Line
Iowa House Finances Flat Gross Income Tax Plan
Rep. Paul Cunningham of Polk proposes a 1 percent gross income tax in place of all general and personal property taxes. The bill would repeal the state sales tax and abolish county assessors on Dec 1 1935. A five member state tax commission would replace the tax board with salaries of 4000 and five year terms. Real estate and homesteads would be untaxed under the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Board of Assessment and Review
Iowa
Paul Cunningham
Polk County
State Tax Board
State Tax Commission
Senate
House
Commission
Cunningham
Births Report Feb 5 at St Luke's and MercyHospitals
Several birth notices list parents and addresses in the city. Son and daughter births occurred Feb 4 5 at St Luke's and Mercy hospitals, with names Virginia Lee Michael Evan Judith Ann Charlotte Mae and parents Burgess Galligher Sisco Dolak White Burke Steggall Dostal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Burgess
Johnson Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
D. B. Galligher
Marion
Cecil Sisco
Twelfth Street
Joe Dolak
Third Street
Mercy Hospital
Arthur White
Seventeenth Avenue SE
Virginia Lee
Evan Burke
Avenue NE
Michael Evan
James Steggall
Mount Vernon Avenue
Judith Ann
David Dostal
Ellis Boulevard NW
Charlotte Mae
Boxers Bob Brouiliard Halt Indian Rivers in Los Angeles
Lou Brouiliard of Boston, at 163, stopped Indian Joe Rivers of Fresno, 162, in a four round bout. Honey Melody, 187 of Boston, outpointed Johnny Hines, 126 of San Pedro in ten rounds. Mante Rosenbloom, 182 of New York, defeated Johnny Miler, 181 of Dex Moines, Ia., in ten rounds.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Lou Brouiliard
Boston
Joe Rivers
Fresno
Honey Melody
Johnny Hines
San Pedro
Mante Rosenbloom
New York
Johnny Miler
Dex Moines
Stamp Gifts by Farley Deemed Unethical by Collector
A. W. Jenista, operator of a local stamp shop, condemns Postmaster General Farleys gifts of valuable stamps to friends as unethical and warns such market manipulations will backfire. He notes imperfection prints and special issue runs inflate value only temporarily, urging collectors to boycott these stamps and stressing long term market decline.
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Farley
A. W. Jenista
Roosevelt
Jenista
Jim” Farley
Bureau of Printing
Uni
United States
Jédnista
Housing Survey Adds Health Aspect In Cedar Rapids
Ninety men are compiling a health and housing survey in Cedar Rapids as part of an Iowa State Planning board effort. Financed by federal emergency relief funds, the project includes maps charts and statistics and could cost the city about five thousand dollars.
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Dubuque
Fort Dodge
Sioux City
Davenport
Des Moines
Mason City
Spencer
Iowa State Planning Board
Police Department
Cedar Rapids
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West Point
Franklin
Marshall
Clarence and Wellsburg
G., O. P. Club
Co. G. Kleineck
James C. Young
Truhlicek Babe
Aker
Stewart
Lno
Oxford
Mrs. Mayo
Trinity Methodist
Bryan Cronbaugh
Paris
Jean Scharfenberg
Ottumwa College Heights
Robert Scharfenberg
Bever Avenue SE
M. Wagner
Ae Street
Central Park Church
Keystone Wire and Steel Company
Rock Island
Peoria, I
McKinney’s
Oscar A. Anderson
Equitable Life Insurance Company of
E. V. McCabe
Hubert Allen
Olive Allen
Justice A. S. Reed
Ernest Mickel
Merlin Mickel
W. Bingham
Interior
Australia
Lions Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Tom Trantner
Sixth Street
George L. Haverly
Anamosa
Virgil Emerson
Leo J. Fannon
Clare Stickell
C. P. Hanna
Leonard Avenue
V. L. Smith
Frank Sysel
Burch Avenue
Elmer Curry
Sixteenth Street
Larence Morehouse
Fayette
Harry R. Smith
Waterloo
Harold N. West
Arthur Nie
Hill Billy
BANK
John Kenderson
Arges
Conoco
NSTA
Continental Oil Company
Gigni
Tare
Third Avenue SE
First Avenue E
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