Washington virtues urged as Lions hear McCullough
Rev J Renwick McCullough told Lions at Hotel Roosevelt that George Washington's integrity humanity and loyalty should guide today. He warned against pessimism and urged Americans to act to improve times, recalling Continental Army pay and minute man orders to stand firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. J. Renwick McCullough
Lions
George Washington
J. Renwick McCullough
Lions Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Washington
Mr. McCullough
Continental Army
Continental Congress
America
Court House News Seeks 12408 For Currell Boy's Death
In district court John F. Currell seeks a total 12408.20 judgment in two damage actions against Hubert A. Schimberg and Charles C. Schimberg for fatal injuries to his eight year old son Charles Currell. The incident happened December 18 on Bever avenue SE when a car driven by Hubert A. Schimberg struck the boy who was coasting. One petition asks 2408.20 and another 10000 as administrator. Other civil cases for the March term include Newton Ferguson seeking 5467.55 against Cedar Rapids for injuries from a November 6 1932 sidewalk accident and Louis Ellison seeking 10000 against John E. Rogers for arm and leg fractures near Palmyra Mo on November 16 1932. Vincent Stodola seeks 2500 against Frank L. Dudek for injuries from a February 3 1931 overturned car and damages to a tuba. Several divorces are listed with a deadline of Friday at 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Currell
Hubert A Schimberg
Charles C. Schimberg
Charles Currell
Charles Schimberg
Hubert A. Schimberg
Bever Avenue SE
Currell
Newton Ferguson
Cedar Rapids
Ferguson
First Street
Louis Ellison
John E. Rogers
Elison
Rogers
Palmyra
Ellison
Vincent Stodola
Frank L. Dudek
Dudek
Belle Plaine
Stodola
Pansy I. Goodenough
Avery D. Goodenough
Town Falls
Bertha Yarowsky
Harry T. Yarowsky
Hazel Marie Bosteder
Earl Bosteder
Usarowskys
Des Moines
Bosteders
Jacksonville
Western Surety Company
Phillip French
Thomas Joseph French
Power brothers receive multi year sentences in Linn county break-ins
Harry Power, 27, of 505 Fifth avenue SE, one of four men linked to Linn county break ins, received three indeterminate ten year terms at Fort Madison state penitentary for three break ing and entering counts. Two terms run consecutively and one concurrent. His brother Lauren Power, 24, was given five years at Anamosa state reformatory but paroled for good behavior. Co-defendants Maynard Sloan and Harry Harris pled guilty on one count. sentence deferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Power
Fifth Avenue SE
Muscatine
Linn County
Fort Madison State Penitentiary
H. C. Ring
Power
Farmers’ Exchange
Central City
C. OO. Rowley
Prairieburg
Frank Dutcher
Waubeek
Anamosa State Reformatory
South Dakota
Lauren Power
Third Street SE
King
Maynard Sloan
Harry Harris
Fined 300 For Drunk Driving In District Court
Alva Hunter, 21, was fined 300 dollars and costs and forbidden to drive for three months by Judge H C Ring after a motor vehicle operating while intoxicated charge. A 90 day jail sentence awaited nonpayment. Hunter was arrested after allegedly striking a parked car near Seventh Avenue and Third Street SW. County Attorney G K Thompson filed a true information against Ray McConkey for the same charge, with bond set at 500 dollars and Judge Ring approving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Hunter
H. C Ring
Hunter
Seventh Avenue
Third Street
G. K. Thompson
Ray McConkey
H C. Ring
Dismiss All Jurors Except Those Hearing Julis Damage Action
The jury pool for the January term was excused except for the twelve jurors hearing the $500 damage action of Albert Julis Jr and Florence Julis Jr against Andrew Erickson. Judge Ring acted on the direction of Judge Clark as plaintiff evidence continued in the Juris case. The suit centers on a car crash at E avenue and Twentieth Street NE last June with Erickson counterclaiming $654.14 in damages. Witnesses testified Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petit Jury
District Court
Albert Julis, Jr
Florence Julis, Jr
Andrew Erickson
H. Co. Ring
A B. Clark
Clark
Lester English
Erickson
E Avenue
Twentieth Street
Morning figures in car crash report names
Morning included Donald Smith a passenger in the Julis car Lester English the driver of the Julis car Raymond Spray A D Thompson and M C Brock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Smith
Lester English
Raymond Spray
A. D. Thompson
M. C. Brock
Kenwood Bank to Pay Ten Percent Dividend Soon
Judge Ring authorized L A Andrew as receiver to disburse a ten percent dividend to depositors of the closed Kenwood Savings Bank. Dividend checks will be ready in about three weeks, with official notice of collection date. The report also notes prior dividends and the receiver's appointment in 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
District Court
L. A. Andrew
Kenwood Savings Bank
O. P. Fryer
County Relief Board Names Miss Hansen Investigator
Miss Estella Hansen was chosen as special investigator for the Citizens Employment Relief committee and may become a county worker subject to approval by the board of supervisors. She will audit relief recipients, approve grocery and fuel orders, and help disburse federal funds if authorized. The board aims to start full operations within ten days to two weeks amid red tape and upcoming Wednesday meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Hansen
Citizens Unemployment Relief Committee
County Relief Committee
Board of Supervisors
John Limback
Miss Hansen
State Relief Committee
Limback
Births in Marion and Hamilton Street SW families
Born to Mr and Mrs H T Hut ton at St Luke s Hospital a daughter aged 22 days. Also to Mr and Mrs A J Charipar at 1418 Hamilton St SW on February 22 a daughter born.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Hutton
Eighth Avenue
Marion
St.Luke's
A. J. Charipar
Hamilton Street
Edith Biba former Malta chapter matron dies
Edith Biba wife of Frank Biba and former Malta chapter matron died at 1910 Washington avenue SE at 9 45 p m after a long illness. Born Feb 23 1882 in Dubuque she moved to Cedar Rapids in 1919. Survived by husband son Robert Frank mother Frances Wood three sisters and two brothers. Funeral Saturday 2 p m Turner chapel conducted by Rev Melvin Welke with burial at Cedar Memorial Park.
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Edith Biba
Frank Biba
Malta
O E. S
Kensington
Washington Avenue SE
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Robert Frank
Frances Wood
Edna Nimrick
Clara Rogers
Nell Wood
Harry
Arthur Wood
Chicago
The
Peoples Church
Turner Chapel
Melvin Welke
Cedar Memorial Park
Window Smasher Steals Jewelry Worth $100 Uptown
A thief shattered a plate glass window at Louis Prastka Jewelry, 124 Third Avenue SE, and escaped with a watch rings and several bracelets. Loss about $100. No witnesses or description. Patrolman Moore checked the door at 6:10 am. janitor and fireman listed. Police report details scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Prastka
Third Avenue SE
Prastka
Moore
Higley
Henry Tranberry
Chicago Teachers To Get Warrants
Chicago officials moved to issue 4.114 million dollars in tax warrants to cover back salaries for teachers. Mayor Cermak authorized his proxy to sign. comptroller Szymczak said about 1 million in warrants would be ready for teachers within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Anton J. Cermak
M. S. Szymczak
Ten-year-old reenacts Washington crossing Delaware on scooter
Evanston police halted a street tableau by Vincent Moffitt, who wore a three-cornered hat and carried an American flag while using a scooter to depict Washington crossing the Delaware on Evanston’s busiest corners. Traffic stopped and he was sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston, Ill
Vincent Moffitt
Washington
Delaware
Evanston
Antonio Moreno's Wife Killed In Cliff Crash
Hollywood star Antonio Moreno faced tragedy as his wife Daisy Canfield Moreno 45 died when their car plunged 300 feet over a Mulholland Drive cliff. Driver Rene H Dussag 21 escaped with minor injuries. Moreno fainted upon seeing his wife's body. The couple had been estranged and Dussag was described as a protege of both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
INS
Daisy Canfield Moreno
Antonio
Moreno
Mulholland Drive
Rene H. Dussag
Dussag
Will Rogers on Cabinet Picks and Navy Post Pick
Will Rogers notes three new cabinet officers in Beverly Hills. He praises Cordell Hull as a strong choice for secretary of state and comments on Woodin taking on the deficit, Swanson as ideal for the navy post, and a general plea for support amid looming fiscal and appropriations challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
Cordell Hull
Jefferson
Jackson
Wilson
Smith
Roosevelt
Tennessee
Cordell Hall
Woodin
U. S
Swanson
Navy
Congress
Symphony Concert To Be Given Monday
The Cedar Rapids Symphony orchestra will present a Monday evening concert at 8 15 at the Memorial building with contralto Miss Jens Chaney as soloist. The change from Tuesday was made because several orchestra members depart Tuesday with the Coe band for the inauguration in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
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Ftechnocracy
Court House News
Currell Boy
Smalekos
Axminster
Smulekoff
Third Avenue
Kenwood Bank
Checker Motor Supply Company, Inc
H. C. Barger
D. B. Baer
Harry N. Martin
County Relief Board
Antonio Moreno
Norge Refrigerators
Will Rogers
Will
Western Auto Stores
Second Ave
B.ae
Essex
Ford Olds
Plymouth
Simmiler
Oras
Rlent
Hetter
Mircrer
St. SE
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