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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1937

Page

47

Waukon Sees Boom in Building Improvements Last Year

Special to The Gazette Waukon records strong building activity with expenditures totaling 120 000 across farms co op creamery hospital oil station and many homes and shops. The coming year promises further growth including a new public school 40 000 potential federal aid could double that, a 15 000 movie theater and park with artificial lake at 14 000 under city oversight.

Waukon Farmers Co-Op R. C. Bakkum Cities E. A. Leschensky L. C. Harden E. H. Thiele Farley Brothers Steele O. J. Moe St. Patrick’s Church E. F. Kroack Don Klinkel Lydia Schuker Emmett Sullivan B. O. Swebakken Carl Berg William Haines Mid-Continent Oil Company S. and D. Cafe Hale and Sons Grand Hotel Presbyterian Church Pioneer Fire Company J. H. McCullough D. F. Duggan City of Jake Davis

County Bu chanan buys rock crusher for road work

Independence reports the Buchanan county board of supervisors purchased a Diamond Iron Works rock crusher for 5075 dollars to lay 3500 yards of rock for 1936 secondary roads. WPA labor will be used, reducing county costs versus hiring crushers.

Independence Buchanan County Board of Supervisors Diamond Iron Works Minneapolis WPA Colesburg Methodist Sunday School H. H. Barnhart Harley Hansel Verda Evers Lillian Staiger Rowley John Ackley Charles O. Mershon Rosemg¢ad Calif Hazleton Fanny Peterson Iowa City P. M. Freeman Hazleton Township James Peterson Prentice Freeman Maynard C. Rabenberg Presbyterian Church H. E. Worman Fred Hillman I. A. Morey L. T. Swartzell E. R. Vargason W. P. Millhouse Maquoreta Maquoketa Laura Michael Catherine Martin Dora Reeves Nell Dice Amanda Clark Mabel Finton Johnson Elizabeth Benadom Rosecoon Edith Broderson Bertha Davenport Michael Grace Rosecrans Mabel Wells Martin Reeves Johnson

Rev Henry Scherer Scout leader earns twenty year award

The Cedar Rapids pastor and former Tekamah Neb. boy scout leader Henry Scherer received the twenty year veteran award at the Cedar Rapids Scout area December court of honor. His work spans Troop 7 at First Lutheran, district commissioner duties, and merit badge counseling across several communities.

Henry Scherer Cedar Rapids First Lutheran Church Midas Mr. Scherer Caantine Cedar Rapids Herman Neb Fort Calhoun Hildreth Greenleaf Kan Tekamah Scout Scherer Midland College Western Theological Seminary Fremont Omaha Fremont Area Kountze Memorial Lutheran Church of First Lutheran Sedalia Scherer

Elgin Couple to Celebrate Their 58th Anniversary

Mr and Mrs France DeSart of Elgin plan to observe their fifty eighth wedding anniversary Monday at home. They were married in Elgin and lived nearby except ten years in California. Ida Pringle DeSart born in Akron Ohio August 6 1861 has three brothers Ed Frank and Clayton Pringle. France DeSart born March 21 1858 east of Elgin in Clayton county has one brother Math. They have four children Roy Ralph Florence and Ray with Roy and Ralph deceased. Twelve grandchildren and Mrs DeSart active in Ladies Aid and cemetery association.

Maquoketa Beth Harrington Order of Rainbow Margaret Joiner Lola Wirth Verna Mae Brady Marion Sayers Geraldine Easton Faith Jean Turnquist Hope Margaret McCarthy Wheatland Frank W. Buxton Gazette Minnesota Wheatland Gazette Buxton Anamosa P. Babcock Perry Pet Thompson Elgin France DeSart California DeSart Ida Pringle George and Jane Limburner Pringle Akron Ed Pringle Oakland Calif Frank Clayton Clermont Mr. DeSart John Phoebe Conner DeSart Clayton County Math West Union DeSarts Roy F. DeSart Ralph Florence Brubeck Yuba City Ray Ladies Aid Society Elgin Cemetery Association

New Books At Public Library

A catalog of recent titles including Modern Book Collecting for the Impecunious Amateur by H F West Pamela's Daughters by Robert Palfrey Utter and Gwendolyn B Needham American Fiction An Historical and Critical Survey by A H Quinn Mighty Three by B L Brasel As I Was Saying by G K Chesterton Children of Ol Man River by Billy Bryant Genius in the Family by Hiram Percy Maxim Enjoyment of Laughter by Max Eastman The list surveys authors and works with brief praise and notes on themes and content.

Pamela Robert Palfrey Utter Gwendolyn B. Needham Richardson A. H. Quinn Quinn William D. Howells Wier Mitchell George W. Cable Francis Hopkinson Smith Dorothy Canfield Fisher Zona Gale B. L. Brasel Pushkin Gogol Dostoievsky G. K. Chesterton James Jeans Ol’ Man River Billy Bryant Ohio Mississippi Hiram Percy Maxim Clarence Day Hiram Stevens Maxim Max Eastman Eastman Charlie Chaplin Will Rogers Groucho Marx W. C. Fields James Thurber

Toledo Estate Valued At 24494 Inheritance Filing

Three preliminary inheritance tax reports and probate inventories were filed in Tate county district court this week. The estate of George H. Struble of Toledo is valued at 24494.87 with debts of 1152.98. real estate 6600 stocks bonds notes 11447 and miscellaneous 6000. Beneficiaries include widow Ernestine Struble and others. Straw berry Point Obituary Clinton B. Hughes Bloomington Ill died at 60 buried Strawberry Point. career as lawyer mayor and state attorney general staffer with eight children and wife Magdalena Opperman Hughes survive.

Toledo Tate County George H. Struble Ernestine Struble George H. Stru Strawberry Point Clinton B. Hughes Bloomington Ill Carrie V. Lucas Mr. Hughes University of Iowa Arlington West Union Fayette Magdalena Opperman Harry Heylin Saunemen Donald M. Hughes Michigan Harold Hughes Sterling, Il Irving Fineman Shaftsbury Theodore Paul Dorothy Jane Clinton Ida Hughes

Efficiency Gains Halved Labor in Early Auto Industry

The article notes that today American auto factories need seven workers to produce one car per week, compared with fifty five workers in the industry’s early days, highlighting a dramatic productivity advance and labor shift in manufacturing.

Ministers and church groups plan Cedar Rapids conference

Marion territory ministers and spouses attend a group conference at the Cedar Rapids YMCA cafeteria to hear a presentation on the emergency peace campaign. A mass meeting at Coe chapel features Dr. Albert Buckner Coe and Prof. Paul H. Douglas.

Cedar Rapids Y. M.C. A Coe Chapel Albert Buckner Coe First Congregational Church Oak Park, Ill Paul H. Douglas Chicago University

Concord Club to Hold All Day Meeting at Scott Home

Concord Agriculture and Literary club plans an all day meeting Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Scott. The Railway Mail association of Cedar Rapids and Marion meets Friday evening in Star of Maine lodge hall. The officers of Robert Mitchell Woman's Relief Corps No 126 will be installed Wednesday at 2:30 in Memorial hall with refreshments to follow.

U. S H. B. Hammond Clifford Barns A. J. Taube C. L. Wiley Irving Drake Carl Falcon Harley Erwin Russell Singleton M. Cleland Railway Mail Association of Cedar Rapids and Marion Hotel Roosevelt William Fowler Concord Agriculture and Literary Club C. C. Scott The Star of Maine First Avenue Robert Mitchell Woman’s Relief Corps No. 126 Memorial Hall

Marion Adds New Page 3 News Section

The Marion edition expands with an added Page 3 news section featuring local updates, community events, and brief notes from area organizations to inform residents about ongoing activities and upcoming meetings.

Marion News

Cedar Rapids Wilson to Meet Marion in Tuesday Basketball

The Wilson high school team from Cedar Rapids travels to Marion for a boys basketball doubleheader. The sophomore game starts at 7 p.m. followed by the main contest at 8 p.m.

Wilson High School Cedar Rapids Marion

Grangers Return From Franklin After Funeral of Father-in-law

Mr and Mrs A E Granger return from Franklin Indiana where they attended funeral services for Mrs Granger father C C Van Nuys who died at Daytona Beach Florida The Congregational church annual meeting is set for Wednesday

A. E. Granger Franklin Ind

Mr and Mrs Oscar Martin Host Excelsior Club Event

Mr and Mrs Oscar Martin will entertain the Excelsior Agriculture and Literary club Friday. The refreshments committee will inquire about arrangements.

Oscar Martin Excelsior Agriculture and Literary Club

La Grange Editor Accepts Field Manager Post in Michigan

Eugene Alleman longtime managing editor of the La Grange Citizen resigns to become field manager of the Michigan Press association. He and his family will move soon to East Lansing Michigan. His wife Rowena Brown Alleman formerly of this city.

Eugene Alleman la Grange Michigan Press Association East Lansing Mich Alleman Rowena Brown

Entre Nous Club to Meet at Mrs Parsons Home

Mrs. E. E. Parsons of 525 Eleventh Street will host the Entre Nous club gathering Tuesday evening, inviting members to attend the social event at her residence.

Fred McShane E. E. Parsons 525 Eleventh Street

Atilissa Joint Installation of O E S and Masonic Lodge

Joint installation of officers by O E S and Masonic lodge held Friday night. Installed officers include Worthy Matron Jennie Bjork Worthy Patron Bert Kline Associate Matron Elizabeth Turner Associate Patron Frank Depping Secretary Clella Kline Treasurer Pearl Chapman Conductress Luella Federlein Associate Conductress Gladys Lindle Chaplain Emma Worrall Marshal Addie Collison Organist Marjorie Kline Adah Nita Miller Ruth Edith Schnier Esther Irma Smith Martha Florence Gregg Electa.

Local Club Names Key Officers in Silent Meeting

Elizabeth Baker and warder Zola Oepping listed alongside sentinel Charles Turner and a slate of officers including Masons-Nels Bjork W M Grant Smith S W George Chapman J W Frank Oepping treasurer Charles Turner secretary.

Elizabeth Baker Warder Zola Oepping Sentinel Charles Turner Masons Nels Bjork W. M Grant Smith S. W George Chapman J. W Frank Oepping

Mt Moriah chapter to install 1937 officers in Anamosa

Lydia Humpa will serve as installing matron and Zula Fegan as installing marshal for Mt Moriah chapter Eastern States installation services next Tuesday evening. They will install officers including Dorothy Corwin as worthy matron Lloyd Lowry as worthy patron Maude Lowry as associate matron Tom Loder as associate patron Bertha Wilson as conductress Roland Manuel as associate conductress Frances Westfall as secretary Beulah Walton as treasurer Ollie Hopkins as marshal Roberta Livingston as organist Madge Lachapelle as Adah Beatrice Lawrence as Ruth Phyllis Pendergraft as Esther Elizabeth Sigworth as Martha Verlye Purcell as Electa Elsie Deyo as warder Virginia Van Kirk as sentinel Alfred Walton as past patron.

Anamosa Lydia Humpa Zula Fegan Mt. Moriah Eastern Stat Dorothy Corwin Lloyd Lowry Maude Lowry Tom Loder Bertha Wilson Roland Manuel Frances Westfall Beulah Walton Ollie Hopkins Roberta Livingston Madge Lachappelle Adah Beatrice Lawrence Ruth Phyllis Pendergraft Esther Elizabeth Sigworth Martha Verlye Purcell Electa Elsie Deyo Warder Virginia van Kirk Sentinel Alfred Walton

Sigourney Rebekah Lodge Installs New Officers

Edythe Robinson 22, daughter of Mrs. Clara Robinson, was installed as noble grand of the Sigourney Rebekah lodge Friday evening. Other officers installed include Lucy Smith as Right Supporter and Mary Kleinschmidt as Left Supporter.

Sigourney Edythe Robinson Clara Robinson Rebekah Lodge Lucy Smith Mary Kleinschmidt Helen Heilman Marie Webb Kate Goeldner Gertrude Dunker Everett Schimmelpfennig Alice Jacobson Bernice Kuhn Adah Coon Sigourney Lodge John Cassens

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