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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1937

Page

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Christian Endeavor Convention Planned in Cedar Rapids

The third annual convention of Iowa district Christian Endeavor will be held in Cedar Rapids at First Evangelical church from Feb 26 to 28. Rev. Bash and Rev. Campbell will deliver main addresses, with Dr. Phelps leading opening devotions. A banquet, conferences, and multiple district delegations are planned under the theme What Would Jesus Do inspired by In His Steps.

Iowa District of Christian Endeavor Cedar Rapids First Evangelical Church First Avenue Third Street Lawrence W. Bash Des Moines Tom Fred Campbell Middlepoint Ohio Iowa Christian Endeavor Union Phelps Central Presbyterian Church of Blaine Hyten First Christian Church City Hyten Christian Endeavor Kansas City Campbell Marguerite Keeney Genevieve McCulloch Benton, Jones and Linn Davenport Iowa City Clinton Dubuque Bob Yates Thomas Hinkin Thomas Jr Robert David Paul Lawrence W. Bush Homer Stone F. W. Adams Carl Koehn Helen Rupperle Betty Lange Jesus Charles M. Sheldon Dr. Sheldon Iowa Golden — Christian Endeavor

Hanford Post Sets Record By Exceeding Member Quota

Hanford Post of the American Legion exceeds its 1 051 member quota with 1 073 members as of Saturday ahead of the Des Moines meeting. Commander Gilbert Martin and Adjutant H H Wage lead a drive with 139 volunteers. two recruiters tally over sixty memberships each.

Hanford Post American Legion Gilbert Martin H. H. Wage Des Moines Hanford Argonne Post of State Department Lial D. Ross Maurice Cahill Iowa Sioux City Davenport

Mae Capone Controls Al Capone's Hidden Wealth

A silent, secretive wife, Mae Capone, reportedly oversees Al Capone's fortune, valued in the millions, filtering gains into legitimate trades nationwide. She avoids the spotlight as investigators have found no link to the gang, while Capone Inc. could appear on a stock exchange if her business acumen continues.

San Francisco al Capone Mae Chicago Miami Brooklyn Capone Mae Capone Cage Capone, Inc Alcatraz America Devil’s Island Mrs. Capone Marie Duval Los Angeles Capones

False Teeth Slip Sparks Ambulance Visit in Minneapolis

A man in Minneapolis choked when his false teeth slipped while he slept, triggering an ambulance call. Doctors freed the teeth with a button-hook as the family awoke to his unconscious struggles. The incident underscores a minor but dramatic medical mishap from a quiet city night.

Minneapolis Minn Mns Isadore Pobiel Pobiel

Classic Guild Players Return to Mt. Mercy Spring Show

Mount Mercy junior announces the Classic Guild Players will return in April with scenes from Julius Caesar As You Like It and The Taming of the Shrew. The program features guild members from the group that performed two years ago.

Mount Mercy

Five Bodies Recovered On Saint Gilles Coast Believed Civil War Victims

Five men with hands tied behind them were washed ashore along the Saint Gilles coast in France. Officials say clothing found on one man, bearing a Santander tailor’s address, links the bodies to victims of the Spanish civil war drifting 200 miles north before stopping at the French shore.

Saint-Gilles-De-Vie France Santander Spain

Endeavorers To Lead Services Tonight At First Evangelical

The First Evangelical church hosts a Christian Endeavor day service at 7 30 p m with W Helen Meyer presiding. Alvin Hurt plays violin and Mrs L A Talbott is pianist for musical devotions. Helen Rupperle reads scripture and officers offer prayers.

First Evangelical Christian Endeavor First Evangelical Church First Avenue Third Street Helen Meyer Endeavor Society Alvin Hurt L. A. Talbott Helen Rupperle Ralph E. Cutler Francis E. Clarke Mary Adams Hazel Rupperle Betty Lange Phyllis Herman Carl Koehn Maxine Bliss Earl Kee Christian Endeavor Movement Christian Endeavor Society

Ickes Criticizes Identical Bids on Government Jobs

Secretary Ickes announces award of a Bartlett Dam reinforcing steel contract to Sheffield Steel Kansas City for 280991.84 dollars, choosing the farther shipper despite identical bid with Bethlehem Steel Los Angeles. Ickes defends rule citing job creation and added transportation distance while noting former comptroller McCarl’s retirement and prior objections.

Washington INS Secretary of the Interior Ickes Sheffield Steel Corporation Kansas City Bartlett Dam Arizona Sheffield Company Bethlehem Steel Corporation Bureau of Reclamation Sheffield Corporation Bethlehem Corporation Los Angeles John R. McCarl

Maquoketa Man Hangs Self After Despondency

Forest Doland age 50 hanged himself in the barn at his Maquoketa home Saturday morning. Coroner John Jordan said he was dead several hours. Doland had been despondent since his sons Forest and Stewart enlisted in the navy this fall. He is survived by his wife four sons and one daughter.

Jesus Maquoketa Forest Doland John Jordan Doland Forest Stewart

Heavy Rain Floods East Long Beach Marooning 500

Five hundred Californians were marooned in East Long Beach by unprecedented rainfall of three inches since midnight. Lifeguards and police with boats stood by to extract victims from flooded homes. In San Pedro two inches fell in two hours flooding streets and washing out 200 feet of rail track near Fort MacArthur.

Los Angeles INS East Long Beach San Pedro Fort MacArthur Pacific Electric Railway San Pedro- Wilmington

Riverside man pleads not guilty to manslaughter

In Iowa City district court William Cress of Riverside entered a not guilty plea to manslaughter in the December 1 crash that killed Ed Haney a 49 year old Cedar Rapids salesman. Cress posted $5,000 bond and was released pending trial.

Iowa City William Cress Riverside Ed Haney Cedar Rapids Cress Haney

Wildlife policy column urges natives over new imports

An Iowa letter from Mr. Gabrielson criticizes forming a Jack Rabbit club in northeast Iowa. It warns against introducing non native rabbits, arguing they would become pests and harm crops while urging sportsmen to support native species like the cottontail. The piece calls for cooperation with farmers and a focus on improving local wildlife conditions.

Gazette Iowa Gabrielson Biological Survey

Christianity or Communism in a Christian Nation

Opinion column arguing that true Christianity combats communism by addressing economic injustice. It challenges Christians to provide a living wage and social reform rather than preaching obedience while neglecting unemployment and inequality.

Gazette

Churches Unite to Repel Communism in America

A speaker urges churches to serve communities not themselves and calls for a national campaign to drive communism from the country. He argues Christianity’s rule of love opposes communism’s reign of terror and asks nonchurch supporters to back the effort.

America John I. Smith City

Ben Bernie Emerges as Hero in Latest Los Angeles Fight

In Los Angeles a nightclub incident left naval lieutenant commander B Walker knocked out by orchestra leader Ben Bernie. Bernie reports a sprained finger and skinned knuckles after a single punch that ended the confrontation.

Ben Bernie Los Angeles Navy B. Walker Bernie

Germans Endorse Roosevelt Court Plan

Berlin reports show German officials and the press united in approval of President Roosevelt’s federal court aims. A spokesman called the proposal a hopeful era for the United States, while warning that rejection could bring a perilous period in American history.

Berlin INS Roosevelt United States America

Dies Of Injuries In Freight Mishap

Rock Island Illinois Walter L Morris 22 of Galesburg died in a hospital Saturday morning from injuries after being crushed between a box car and a loading platform at the Rock Island sash and door works while switching for the C B and Q railroad.

Rock Island, Ill Walter L. Morris Galesburg Rock Island

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