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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1937

Page

73

Waukon sees building boom with 120000 in improvements

Special to The Gazette reports Waukon shows strong growth in building improvements with farms, churches, shops, and residences totaling 120000. Projects include Farmers Co Op Creamery 20000 City Service station 10000 St Patrick's church 5000 and many residences. The coming year plans add a new public school theater and park lake project with potential federal aid.

Waukon Armers 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. B. McCullough D. F. Duggan City of Jake Davis

Iowa Briefs Highlight county road rock crusher purchase

Independence settlers note Buchanan county supervisors bought a 100 to 200 cubic yard daily rock crusher from Diamond Iron Works for 5075 dollars to surface 3500 yards of secondary roads with WPA labor. Colesburg and Rowley report church and funeral notices plus local officer elections. Maquoketa and Manchester cover G A R and Rainbow activities, while Wheatland marks a 56th wedding anniversary and postmaster history.

Independence Buchanan County Board of Supervisors Diamond Iron Works Minneapolis WPA Colesburg Methodist Sunday School H. H Barnhart Harley Hansel Verda Evers Lillian Staiger E.E. Clements Leland Grimes Robert Wessel E. M Moser Herald Welsh Watson Gull Emil Irmscher Rowley Floyd Kline R. S Phillips Cedar Rapids Charles C. Mershan Rosemend Prentice Freeman Maynard C. Rabenberg Presbyterian Church H. E. Worman Fred Hillman I. A Morey L. T. Swartzel E. R. Vargason W. P. Millhouse Michael Grace Rosecrans Mabel Wells Martin Reeves Johnson

Elgin Couple to Celebrate Their 58th Anniversary

ELGIN Mr and Mrs Franc DeSart will observe their fully eighth wedding anniversary Monday at their home in Elgin. The couple were married in Elgin and have lived there most of their married life. They have four children and twelve grandchildren. Mrs DeSart is active in local Ladies Aid and cemetery work.

Elgin Franc DeSart California DeSart Ida Pringle George 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 Calf Ray Ladies Aid Society Elgin Cemetery Association

Reverend Henry Scherer Early Scout Leader and Advocate

The Rev. Henry Scherer of Cedar Rapids First Lutheran emerged as a devoted Boy Scout pioneer. His decades of troop formation, merit badge work, and district service culminated in a twenty year veteran award while his early efforts spurred troops from Tekamah Nebraska to Fort Calhoun and Greenleaf Kansas. He earned numerous badges, endured long studies, and balanced parish duties with Scout leadership.

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

New Books At Public Library

Public Library shelves welcome a mix of new titles by West Quinn Chesterton and Needham. Notable entries include Modern Book Collecting for the Impecunious Amateur and Pamela's Daughters, among others by Utter, Brasel, Maxim and Eastman.

Public H. F. West 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

Obituary: Clinton B Hughes of Bloomington Ill

Funeral services for Clinton B Hughes were held at the Congregational church in Strawberry Point with burial in the local cemetery. Born July 16 1876 he practiced law in Strawberry Point Arlington and West Union, held mayoral posts, and served as Fayette County attorney and assistant to the attorney general. He was married twice and survived by eight children and his mother. The note adds a wartime speaking record and a closing industry fact.

Strawberry Point Clinton B. Hughes Bloomington Ill Carrie V. Lucas Mr. Hughes University of Iowa Arlington West Union Magdalena Opperman Harry Heylin Launemen Donald M. Hughes Michigan Harold Hughes Sterling Irving Fineman Shaftsbury Theodore Paul Dorothy Jane Clinton Ida Hughes

Marion Area Community Event Listings and Local Notices

Local ministers invite families to a Cedar Rapids Y M C A conference at 3 p m and a mass meeting at Coe chapel at 8 p m with Dr Albert Buckner Coe and Paul H Douglas as speakers. Various clubs meetings and social events are noted including picnics, installations, and church gatherings across Marion Cedar Rapids and nearby areas. The Wilson high school team visits Marion for a basketball game with a 7 00 p m curtain raiser and 8 00 p m main event.

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

AtalisSsa O E S and Masonic Lodge Install Officers

Joint installation of officers conducted Friday night by the O E S and Masonic lodge. Installed were 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 Irmas Smith Martha Florence Gregg Electa

Mt Moriah chapter Eastern Star to install 1937 officers

Anamosa Lydia Humpal will serve as installing matron and Zola Fegan as installing marshal for Mt Moriah chapter Eastern Star 1937 officers. Installing officers include Dorothy Corwin as worthy matron Lloyd Lowry as worthy patron Maude Lowry as associate matron and others.

Anamosa Lydia Humpal Zola Fegan Mt. Moriah Eastern Star 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

SIGOURNEY Miss Edythe Robinson 22 daughter of Mrs Clara Robinson was installed as noble grand of the local Rebekah lodge Friday evening. Other officers installed include Lucy Smith as right supporter Mary Kleinschmidt as left supporter Helen Heilman as vice grand Marie Webb as left supporter Kate Goeldner as right supporter Gertrude Dunker as warden Mrs Everett Schimmelpfennig as conductress Alice Jacobson as chaplain Bernice Kuhn as inside guard Adah Coon as outside guard. The Sigourney lodge was organized in 1895. Mrs John Cassens is the outgoing noble grand.

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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Iowa News Dice Mrs Wells Manchester Ray E Glew Milo Township Harry D Crippen Crippen Court House R. F. Hockaday Farmers and Merchants Savings Farmers Savings Bank Delhi Savings Bank Community Savings Bank Edgewood Citizens’ State Bank Hopkinton State Bank of Earlville Maquoketa Beth Harrington Order of Rainbow Margaret Joiner Lola Wirth Verna Mae Brady Marion Sayers Charity Geraldine Easton Faith Jean Turnquist É Hope Margaret McCarthy Wheatland Frank W. Buxton Gazette Minnesota Wheatland Gazette Buxton Babcork Perry Geln Thompson Wheatand Toledo Tama County George H. Struble Ernestine Struble George H. Stru Mrs. Franc DeSart Lle, Jr Jean Struble C. R. Hempy Montour Bernice Hempy Doris Helen Darlene Hempy Robert Hempy Joseph Wacha Enry Y Noins Fred C. Henson Hiram Percy Maxim Clarence Day Hiram Stevens Maxim Max Eastman Eastman Charlie Chaplin Will Rogers Groucho Marx W. C. Fields James Thurber Marion News Electa Circle of the King’s Daughters Glenn Kinser Youth Temperance Council Concord Agriculture and Literary Club C. C. Scott Miss Milda Culver Jolly Dozen The Railway Mail Association of Cedar Rapids and Star of Maine First Avenue Robert Mitchell Woman's Relief Corps No. 126 Memorial Hall U. S H. B. Hammond Clifford Burns A. J. Taube Cc. L. Wiley Irving Drake Carl Falcon Harley Erwin D. I. Hoskins Russell Singleton M. Cleland Hotel Roosevelt William Fowler A. E. Granger Franklin Ind Congregational Church Oscar Martin Excelsior Agriculture and Literary Club Clude Harry Dunn Carl L. Wiley St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church Linn Order of DeMolay Masonic Temple Rural Garden Club Fred McShane Pollard Lincoln School Eugene Alleman la Grange, Ill la Grange Michigan Press Association East Lansing Mich Alleman Rowena Brown E. E. Parsons 525 Eleventh Street Elizabeth Baker Watcher Zola Oepping Charles Turener Masons Nels Bjork Ww. M Grant Smith S. W George Chapman Frank Oepping Charles Turner Little Pelton Smulekoff Simmons
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