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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1934
Page
5
Sixteen men worked on the Clayton county side finishing graveling with 1,000 to 1,200 loads in five weeks. Eight men remain on the Delaware county side as plans for further work in Des Moines await approval.
At Thornburg chapter meeting in the Masonic hall installing officers included Bertha Ogden Ellen Armstrong Russell Jarvis and Hurley Ogden plus Grace McCracken Ruth Edmundson Adeline McKay Eva McCracken Lois Draegert Letha Shepherd F Higgins Gail McKain Stoner Gibson Clelan Allison Harriet Higgins Harlan. Victor Osd officers and Rebekah Odd Fellows Eastern Star installs listed with N G Jennie Farnum Mabel Haag Bath Rauch Bertha Sherwood Clelia Johnson Margaret Jennings Katie Weisskopf Elizabeth Punke Sadie Lepley Holscher Emme Fischer Clara Fischer Nora Jacobs Helen Schamberger Hazel McAninch. Strawbery Point Friendship Camp No 232 R N of A installs led by Ellen Nace and Lillian Lyons. officers Eliza Barker Clara Cripps Martha Jordan Florence Blanchard Grace Duncan Rose Moser Ruth Smerth Hulda Osborne Lizzie Wareham.
Sam Pinsky continues to operate at 613 Third Avenue SE as Select Market and Grocery. A. E. Ratner oversees a full line of groceries fruit and fresh vegetables while Mr Pinsky clarifies last Friday’s advertisement.
Harry J. Williams of Chicago vice-president in charge of all operations for Wilson and Company will speak at the annual plant foremen dinner. The event at the Hotel Roosevelt Friday night is hosted by T. M. Sinclair and Company, Ltd., with about one hundred attendees expected.
Paris reports parliament may topple Premier Camille Chautemps over the 40 million dollar Bayonne pawnshop scandal. Stavisky, the financier behind the collapsed municipal enterprise, is sought after by authorities. Dalimier faces questions about links to the affair amid accusations of lax oversight and bogus bond sales. Grinnell suit seeks 2000 dollars for car wreck damages involving Burton Explosives of Cleveland.
In Beverly Hills Will Rogers notes Roosevelt's proposal to make NRA and other ethics rules permanent would force honest conduct beyond the emergency. He compares it to a Pyrenean country with six officers and six soldiers, lampooning government employment numbers amid a 1934 backdrop.
The Peoples Savings Bank reports deposits rose from 1,826,322.69 to 2,353,746.77 between December 30, 1932 and December 30, 1933, a gain of 527,424.08. Capital stock stands at 100,000 with surplus and profits 92,376.85. Resources total 2,546,123.62. Frank C. Welch presides, Paul H. Huston is vice president, and William Rinderknecht Jr. is cashier.
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