Sergt Hrabetin Transferred To Police Traffic Department
Patrol Sergt Frank Hrabetin from 1050 Seventeenth Street NE is moved to the traffic department to assist Captain Gordon Hughes with bicycle registration and duties. Acting Chief J H Bailey notes no new hires. Hrabetin joined as patrolman in 1926, became temporary sergeant in 1935, and was regular sergeant in 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Hughes
Frank Hrabetin
Seventeenth Street
J H Bailey
Hrabetin
Hughes
Bailey
Lost and Found items and services listed in Gazette ads
A dense list of lost items including a child's glasses case found near I. C. school and Coc cntlese, a brown and white springer Apacieh dog named Siman, a Sterling Fraternity ring Chi Beta Phi, and a dark gray kitten with white face spots. Numerous ads offer rewards, contact numbers, and various local services from pharmacies, jewelers, and insurers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. School
Coc Cntlese
Siman
Sterling Fraternity
Chi Beta Phi_erest
Liberal
Tom D Dowd
Help Wanted ads from The Gazette seek bank tellers and sales staff
Classified notices from The Gazette list opportunities including bank tellers with five years teller experience and under 40, contact H H Byers in Omaha for interviews in Cedar Rapids. Also postings seek an educational sales rep, rural Iowa supervisor trainees, office secretary bookkeeper stenographer, saleswomen for appliances and electronics, and a radio refrigerator service worker with details on age education and salary boxes in Topeka and Cedar Rapids areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Byers
Charles E. Walters
California
Byers
America
J J. Sher
Montrose Hotel
Iowa
R. C. Senate
Topeka
Kansas
Gazette
The
Crdar Rapids
Gavette
Goxzcon Honkinton Tel
Roscoe P Wilson
Coggan
Gazzette
Se Eges
Fender
Jones Super Service
A Ave
2Nd St
Honor students in goe military dept at Coe college
Major Francis M Flanagan announced honorary ROTC recognitions at Coe college. Three underclassmen earned Chicago Tribune medals for military merit for first semester work: David L Connell Elgin Richard T Willing Oak Park and Donald F Marston Rockford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M Flanagan
Coe College
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Coe
David L Connell
Elgin
Ill
Richard T Willing
Oak Park
Donald F Marston
Rockford
Flanagan
John Altfillisch
Jack Coler
Francis Flanagan
James Hodgson
James Leehman
Irwin Nelson
Don Ros
Cedar Rapids
Maurice Flack
Marion
Carl van Evera
Shanghai
China
Steven Barwick
Lincoln Neb
David Connell
Elgin, Ill
Harmon Klemme
Belmond
Dale Sage
Grinnell
John Siesseger
Clear Lake
Richard Wriling
Paul Davis
Milo Raim
Robert Smythe
Fred Uhlenhopp
Kenneth Bro
Mount Carroll Ill
Dale Chroms
Wilmette
John Harkness
Downers Grove
Loren Hechtner
Sac City
Norbert McCauley
McGregor
Everette McCullah
Morrison
Donald Marston
Don Mitchell
Riverside
Lorimer Olson
Nora Springs
George Paull
Winterset
Donald Petty
Reuben Seitner
Milton Kuhreman
Mount Carroll
Walter Helmer
Leland Rawson
Everette Frese
Howard Stenbeck
Norway
William Armstrong
John Bowne
Don Ford
John Fuhrmeister
Richard Fuller
John Harrington
Thomas Hinkin
Don McDermott
Charles McManaman
Jack Parish
David Turner
John Walters
Contested Will Withdrawn in McElhinney Estate Case
A contest of the will of Mrs. Isabelle L. McElhinney, who left most of a $16,000 estate to the United Brethren church upon her Oct 31 death, was withdrawn after Judge C J Haas approved a settlement stipulated by counsel. The terms were not made public but include a small distribution to heirs at law, among them sisters Minnie Dutcher of Viola Lucinda Rieger of Lisbon Ida Reardon of St Anthony Ida, a niece Monica Testeck of Spokane and nephew Daniel Dye of Clear Lake Finley Stone was named executor without bond, with Russell Manatt remaining special administrator until transfer of affairs to the executor. The jury trial had reached only jury selection and was discharged. no testimony was given as the case settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle L. McElhinney
United Brethren Church
C J. Haas
McElhinney
Minnie Dutcher
Viola
Lucinda Rieger
Lisbon
Ida Reardon
St Anthony
Ida
Monica Testeck
Spokane
Wash
Daniel Dye
Clear Lake Finley
Stone
Russell Manatt
Rabun Receives Suspended Sentence on Second Charge
Gene Rabun, 25, of 611 First Avenue East, was given a 60 day suspended sentence and a $1 fine by Judge H. C. Ring on a larceny from a motor vehicle charge. He remains serving more than three weeks on a prior related case after admitting to rifling an automobile owned by Mrs. Jen- on February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nie McCurdy
Seventh Avenue
C J. Haas
W W. Crissman
Rabun
Ring
Gene Rabun
First Avenue E
Adudge H. C Ring
Rabin
Bull
Jen
Information Booth Erected on Courthouse Main Floor
The Linn county courthouse main floor shows a newly started information booth skeleton. Lottie Melichar will headquarter there after telephone company work. Completion awaits conduits under the floor and a new switchboard in the booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Lottie Melichar
Judgment Voided Against Receiver in Bank Case
A promissory note of 751 453 issued to D W Bates as receiver for Springville Savings bank was discharged by Judge C J Haas on motion by defendants H L Pflughaupt and Leila Pflughaupt. The Town code limits enforceability of judgments assigned by a bank receiver to a third party beyond two years from entry. Assignee was Frank Teply Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D W Bates
Springville Savings Bank
C. J Haas
H. L. Pflughaupt
Leila Pflughaupt
Frank Teply, Jr
Jury Awards $250 in $5,000 Car Crash Suit
A Monticello resident Helen Brainerd won $250 from Charles Jones in a civil claim over a December 18, 1939 auto collision. The 18 hour deliberation ended with an open verdict then a verdict for $250 in Judge H C Ring's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Brainerd
Monticello
Charles Jones
Toddville
H. C Ring
Brainerd
Jones
Shellsburg Man Waives Hearing In Corn Case
Ray Evans a 27 year old from Shellsburg waived preliminary hearing on a cheating by false pretenses charge and was bound over to the grand jury on 500 bond. Center Point man William Burnell said Evans hauled away 140 bushels of corn without payment. Evans was brought to Cedar Rapids from Winton Thursday night and jailed. The will of Mary Faas dated Oct 2 1921 was admitted to probate Florence Farrar niece and sole heiress named executrix without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Evans
Shellsburg
Vinton
Justice of the Peace
R. Churchill
William Burnell
Center Point
Evans
Justice Churchill
Pete Whittemore
Frank Chiamosta
Cedar Rapids
Winton
Mary Faas
Florence
Farrar
Testatrix
Fifth Avenue SW
City Handles 458 Garbage Loads and 125 Cans in Jan
Tony Trusty reports January activity shows city trucks traveled 6 127 miles collecting 458 loads of garbage and 125 loads of cans. The tally includes 28 tons burned, 232 tons store rubbish burned, and 381 tons city garbage burned. Deaths total 68 with department expenditure of 3 722.96.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Trusty
Development of Mississippi Valley Barge and Power Project
Urges large scale development of the Mississippi river valley to boost barge transport, harness mineral resources, improve flood control and soil conservation, and advance hydro projects along the Cedar region. The plan targets Cedar area and surrounding valleys for integrated river utilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sippi Valley
Cedar
Taper
Mississippi River Valley
Gazette Classified Want Ad Rates and Policies
Outlines daily consecutive insertion prices and additional lines costs for Want Ads. Notes 10 cent add on for out of town blind ads and advance payment requirement. Mentions submission methods by mail, phone, or in person and deadline for same day publication with weekend continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Sunday Gazette
Vision for massive electric power network proposed by Dr Thompson
Dr Carl D. Thompson, consultant for the Bonneville Ida public power project, urged a world scale electric power development at the Midwest Public Power conference in Chicago. He said development should include Mississippi tributaries such as the Cedar River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl D. Thompson
Bonneville
Ida
Chicago
Thompson
Mississippi
Cedar River
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May
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Kuback
Ind Ave
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David McGrerors Agency
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the Gazette
Ambulance Service CO
KATZ JEWELRY_& LOAN
Coryell
Fed. &H
Ray Ozlas
Brick Hutchinson
Clyde Maclain
Richards Pharmacy
Podzimek
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Viking
la Fayette
Turkey House
Walford
Sat
Sydell
KFJB
Ce Mar
Yellow Cab
Hallwood Cafe
Lovely Lady Oil Permanent
LOVELY LADY_ BEAUTY SHOP
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Bishop's
Paris Academy Beauty School
Charm Beauty Shop
F W. Miller
Beauty Shop
Virginia Anderson
Stark Beauty Shop
Delux Shop
Lillian Buchy
Thelma Lane
ith _St
Bawkeye Tin Shop
DeMarah
Jack Young Cigar Store
Harold McAtee
Ith Ave
Azette
Central Employment Ag'cy
Granby Ee
Trade Schools
RAPID
Autos & Trucks
Baxter Motors
Second Ave SE
Rapaport
Sth
Ave
GMC
Hudson Sales CO
1St ST
Padzensky's
1St St. NE
Thoreson
GOE Military Dept
Robert Nicholson
Ray Christy
St. Louis Park
Minn
Robert Culien
Robert Lilliston
Kenneth McDermott
Roger Huber
Clarksville
David Johnstone
Hettinger
NTD
Harmon Kiemme
Reece Laihaw
Ida Grove
Jackson Long
Algona
Merlin McC
Atlantic
William Capron
Jay Cravens
Paul Oasis
William Green
Richard Hootman
Charles Joss
Don Moen
Court House News
United States
Kadera
Iradine
FORD
O. K
Ihe Cense
ORDOR
International Trucks
First Ave
Second Ave
Chrysler
Royal Phaeton
Oldsmobile
Lincoln Zephyr
Lafayette
RUDE
Rude Auto Co
Third Ave. SE
KADLEC_BROS
Handler's
Dodge & Plymouth Distributors
Second Ave. SE
Culver
Pontiac
Culver Motors
3Rd Ave
6Th St
Willys
Lanzhurst Motor Co
14Th Ave
Wagner Motor Co
Lrd Ave
8Th St
Country Club
MaKibben Motor Co
4Th Ave
International
2Nd Ave
Auto Parts & Service
Bokerney
8Th St. SE
Goodrich
Silvertown
2Nd Ave. BE
Katz Auto Parts Co
7Th Ave
Tucker
Auto Salvage
Center Point Road
White Elephant Shop
Rosen
4Th St. SE
Morgan Bros
Briggs-Stratton
Rapid Specialty Co. C
Norge
TRONG
Hamilton
Good
Barnett's
Hall-Ekpelt, Inc
Smat
Cartwright Decorators
Newman
Boegel
Novak Heating Co
Pere Tee
Westside
Arenope Cruel Roper
Electrolux
Ifth Ave
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