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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1934

Page

3

Frankness urged in cancer cases by Dr Fansler

Dr. Walter A Fansler of Minneapolis urged frank discussion with cancer patients at a Linn County Medical society dinner. He said telling patients the truth helps them plan, and cited rectal carcinoma cases 55 percent operable.

Walter A. Fansler Minneapolis University of Minnesota American Proctological Society Linn County Medical Society Hotel Roosevelt Fansler Minneapolis General Hospital St. Luke's Hospital Ansler

Will Rogers on drinks and politics in Riverside

The missive mockingly notes a Senate bill about paying for drinks and compares Scotland and France. It jokes about Finlana’s drink and a proposed “Nurmi punch,” critiquing political schemes as failing yet again. The editor signs as Will.

Riverside Calif Senate Scotland Finlana France Will

Surgeons Debate Rectal Cancer Treatments At Meeting

Surgery followed by post operative X ray therapy discussed by Dr A W Erskine of Cedar Rapids with advocates of colostomy for certain rectal cancers. Participants included Drs Fansler H L Beye E H Files B J Moon Dr Ivan H Sheeler and Dr H J Jones with Dr B L Sheldon presenting on barbital and derivatives.

A. W. Erskine Cedar Rapids Fansler H L. Beye Iowa City E H. Files

Imagined Sea Monster Haunts Scottish Loch Ness

Zoologist argues tales of a sea serpent in Loch Ness stem from imagination. He notes sturgeons can reach twelve feet and cites a misidentified four foot owl as example of exaggerated perception. He links sightings to cultural influence and popular resort downturn.

Scottish Lake H Ness Scotland Inverness W. F. Kubichek Zoology Coe Memself Kublchek Kubichek Coe Laboratory

West Side Mutual Re-Elects Directors And Officers

At the fifty ninth annual meeting held in Cedar Rapids the West Side Mutual Fire Insurance Association re-elected three of nine board members G Mounce A H Ring of Center Point and P F Fuhrmeister of Ely. Fuhrmeister was re-elected president Mounce vice president L E Parkyn Fairfax treasurer and T B Yuill Cedar Rapids secretary. The mutual company has insured property in Linn and adjoining counties for sixty years.

West Side Mutual Fire Insurance Association Cedar Rapids State Bank G Mounce A. H Ring Center Point P. F. Fuhrmeister Ely Fuhrmeister Mounce L. E. Parkyn Fairfax T. B. Yuill Cedar Rapids Linn

Medical Cost Survey Of Relief Cases Planned

A Linn county project by six women workers directed by Miss Cora Jacobs, county relief director, begins Friday. Prof L E Garwood of Cac college and the Linn County Medical Society will cooperate for informative purposes.

Linn County CWS Cora Jacobs L. E. Garwood Cac College Linn County Medical Society Miss Jacobs

Rehabilitation Service Office To Open Monday

The emergency rehabilitation service headquarters will open next Monday at 318 Third Street SE in upstairs space shared with the National Re employment office. Announcement by Alvin J Kline notes the office is part of local emergency rehabilitation supervision.

Emergency Rehabilitation Service Third Street SE National Alvin J Kline

CWA Night School Planned Here for Linn County

Supt. Arthur C. Deamer announces a CWA funded night school to be opened after unemployed teachers are recruited. The program, run by the public schools with maintenance funded locally, will offer vocational subjects from blueprint reading to home economics. About 20 to 27 teachers are expected to be hired, with registration sought from Linn County teachers with certificates.

Civil Works Administration Arthur C. Deamer CWA Deamer

Death notices and funerals in Cedar Rapids region

Relatives report the death of Charles N. Harvey 59 of Lancaster Missouri at home. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Lafayette Christian Church. Harvey born in Lafayette. survived by nephews Fred and Walter Harvey and sister-in-law Mrs. Minta Harvey. Mrs J A Neill of near Marion dies suddenly age 60 from heart attack. Delia Jane Ormiston Neill born Brooklyn Jan 22 1888 married to J A Neill. funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at First United Presbyterian Cedar Rapids burial Linwood. Mrs Vomacka funeral 2 p.m. Sunday in Polandsky chapel burial Bohemian National cemetery viewing 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday.

Charles N. Harvey Lancaster Christian Church Lafayette Harvey Missouri Cedar Rapids Fred Walter Harvey Charles W. Taylor Minta Harvey J. A. Neill Marion Delia Jane Ormiston Brooklyn Neill First United Presbyterian Church W. Greer McCrory Linwood Cemetery Vomacka Charles Vomacka Polansky Frank Helmich Bohemian National Cemetery

Humphrey Former Lenox Resident Dies in Cedar Rapids

Joseph L. Humphrey formerly of near Walford and Lenox died Thursday at Cedar Rapids. Survived by sister Mrs. L. A. Lust Tarkio Missouri and brother B. W. Humphrey Hopkinton. Body to arrive Cedar Rapids Friday. funeral in Beatty chapel Saturday at 10 30 a.m. Rev W Greer McCrory officiating. burial Fairfax cemetery. Moray Eby's Father Dies in Bridgewater. Moray L Eby and wife returned from Bridgewater after the sudden death of his father Robert K. Eby. Funeral held Wednesday in Bridgewater. burial at Guthrie Center.

Joseph L. Humphrey Walford Lenox L. A. Lust Tarkio B. W. Humphrey Hopkinton Cedar Rapids Beatty Chapel W. Greer McCrory Fairfax Cemetery Moray Eby Moray L. Eby First Avenue E Bridgewater Mr. Eby Robert K. Eby Guthrie Center

Mrs. Charles Wahl obituary and Marion notices

Mrs. Charles Wahl of 1347 Twelfth street died Thursday after a seven year illness. Born June 25 1863 in Repsholdt Germany she came to the U St at five with parents Harm and unknown mother. married Charles Wahl 1884 and moved to Marion in 1901. Survived by husband five sons Ella Marie a daughter eight grandchildren. funeral Sunday at Yocom chapel. Burial Springville cemetery. Several local society notes follow including rug making and club activities. various member appointments and hospital news.

Charles Wahl Twelfth Street Gratia Margaret Edwards Repsholdt Germany United States Harm Edwards East Dubuque August Toel Monticello Langworthy Wahl Jones County Marion St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church of Lawrence Roubaix S. D Elmer Gunnison Colo Ernest Louis Central City Fred Santa Ana Calif Ella Marie Cedar Rapids Carl Yocom Chapel Carl E. Krog St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church Springville Cemetery

Mack Black Crow dies in Arizona auto crash

Hollywood reports Charlies E. Mack known as Black Crow of Moran and Mack died after tire failure caused a rollover near Phoenix Arizona. George Moran was unhurt and producer Mack Sennett plus Mrs Mack and daughter Mary Jane were injured.

Mack Black Crow Hollywood INS Charlies E. Mack Phoenix Ariz George Moran Moran Mack Sennett Mary Jane Mesa

Bechtel's Former Partner Charles Mack in Vaudeville Ties

Charles Mack, once Walter Bech tel's vaudeville partner, performed 1903 to 1905 in the Western Vaudeville circuit as Beck and Mack. After a Chicago split in 1905, Mack worked with West, married a Kenwood Park girl in Marion, and later formed paths with Moran and Bert Sword before rejoining Moran to create The Two Black Crows act.

Bechtel Charles Mack Walter Bechtel Avenue NE Western Vaudeville Association Beck and Mack Chicago Vic Hugo Majestic Theater Mack West Kenwood Park Marion Moran Bert Sword

Marion barber family figure Adam Johnson dies at 74

Adam Johnson, a well known Marion figure and son of Bob Johnson, died Thursday at Linn County Home where he had lived forty years. He helped run the first Marion barber shop in the basement of a building later home to Balster Furniture. He joined the Baptist church in 1876 after revival services. The Johnson home in South Tenth was a center of many quarrels.

Adam Johnson Marion Linn Bob Johnson Balster Furniture Company Johnson Baptist Church Graves Leland South Tenth

Pilgrim Highlaaders Install Officers in Congregational Church

The Pilgrim Highlanders of the Congregational church will install officers Sunday at 6 30 p m at the parsonage. Officers include James Wiggins president and Kath leen Hoaglin chairman of social committee. The topic Under standing Ourselves will be led by James Wiggins. Mrs Harry Meyer returns home after visiting Perry. Ice cream sale 20c a quart. Miss Katherine Taube entertained at luncheon. Nakihopa Camp Fire group meets Saturday at 2 30 at Kathryn Kendall's home. Dr J T Grayston improving after operation at St Luke's Cedar Rapids. Kensington meeting hosted by Mrs Clyde Derflinger.

Pilgrim Highlaaders Congregational Church James Wiggins Alice Shekelton Wyoma Carey Betty Howell Gaylord Ward Kathleen Hoaglin Nakihopa The Guardian Kathryn Kendall J. T. Grayston St. Luke’s Hospital Cedar Rapids

Fleming's Central Market Marion Iowa Ad

Marion Iowa Fleming's Central Market lists fresh dressed chickens at 14 cents per lb and rabbits, milk, pork roasts, beef roasts, spareribs, pork steak, pork liver, pork sausage, hamburger steak, side pork, rib eye, and various cuts with prices including 6 to 15 cents per pound for select items and meats. The ad emphasizes fresh dairy and assorted meats with low pricing for shoppers.

Dc & Oc

Science Confirms Bible Tells High Twelve Talk

Dr. Harry Rimmer of Los Angeles told High Twelve members that every science branch illuminates Scripture. He cited archaeology supporting biblical incidents and noted transmutation ideas and the body’s element parity with soil. He praised Moses and Solomon and claimed modern science may catch up with ancient codes.

Dr. Rimmer Harry Rimmer Los Angeles High Twelve Club Lot Rimmer

Six More Car Repairers Are Given Work By Rock Island

Six additional car repairers were put to work Friday at the Rock Island shops to repair cars for flour and cereal hauling due to increased demand. Onslow town buys a store building north of the Onslow Savings Bank for remodeling into a city hall as a CWA project. the Holtz store, 22 by 60 feet, was purchased from Mrs. Mary Noonan of Waterloo.

Rock Island Onslow

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dr. Fansler Minnesota U Medical Society Will Rogers Copsright Sam Lee Jeweler Second Street SE Dows Blig Montgomery Ward West Side Mutual Fire Ins. Assn Rehabilitation Service Education Relief Administration Board of Education Eighth Street Charles N. Marvey Marion News North Marion Township A. E. Miner Gladys Adams David Hindman W. B. Carpenter Forest Hann Lawrence Begegley Raymond Etzel Earl Domer Jesse Starry Fred Langhoff Mary Geman J. W. Bowman Harriet Gibson Washington, D. C Miss Gibson Prescott Prairie Union Agriculture and Literary Club Georgeann Ward Bobby Scott John Austin W. H. Gibson University Hospital Lincoln School Gordon Grocery W. S Winter Patmos Knights Templar Willam Reep Trojan Lodge A. F A. M Masonic Temple Robert Mitchell Woman's Relief Corps Memorial Hall Margaret Leming Hazel Slauson Stella Erwin Lena Lacock Effie Biggs Cora Starks Myrtle Snyder Muriel Cone Ellen Hardenbrook Inn Dye Minor Mary Gleason Carolyn Hanscom Mae Lowe Minnie Zuhike Jennie Luense Alma Oakley Bessie Myhlhausen Cora Stark Mothers Club Edwin Beadle Louis Mekota Marjorie Beach Blanche Hedrick Mane P. Youtze Faye Bailey Bernard Schenken George Michel Mabel Kimes Robins Mary Morrison Miss Morrison Leslie Morrison Hurt Howard Hurt Glenn Eldon Paul Bowser Dorothy Jean Morrison Manine Verle Thompson North English W. S. Campbell Chapter CS Ora Crowner G. H. Clark Jesse Brown Montevideo Minn Ida McCoy Mayme McKean Byrd Allen Bill Gibson Jimmy Bear Kenny Gibson John Peters Harry Bassett Mexico American Southwest Methodist Church Woman's Home Missionary Society N. W. Harry George McDonald Leo Nevenswander Farley Jake Belcher Ninth Street Frank Naso Long Beach Pauline Naso Teresa Naso Nemmers Third Avenue J. C. Landenberger First Ave. E Iowa Theater Sigfred Marion's Quality Store Harry Meyer Perry George Carver Marion Dairy Store Katherine Taube Carolyn Kahler Bernita Sebern Dillman Moothart Louis Levasseur Clyde Derflinger Ladies Aid Society Presbyterian Church Kensington Fleming Central Market Iowa Cal Adam Moses Dr. Rimmier Solomon First Ave 7Th Avenue Guy Crossan Jonathans Gallen Meat Department Young Beef Flame Dressed Hamburg Ecres Quaker Oats Co Caulifiower Ted Minnesota
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