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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1937

Page

57

Rescue birds with grain and shelter program expands

In Linn and Benton counties, federal and local groups supply grain free to feed birds during severe winter. CCC, Soil Conservation Service, and 4-H clubs build shelters and feeders on cooperatings farms and in towns. Boy Scouts and community groups distribute feed to locations including Cedar Rapids, Vinton, Eldorado, and surrounding areas.

Linn County Federal P. W. Shive The Highway Commission Leo Logan Center Point Road Kosek Electric Company Sixteenth Avenue Cedar Rapids Indian Creek Country Club Mount Mercy Bowling Hill Ellis Park Benton County McGregor Farmersburg Soil Conservation CCC Soil Conservation Service Marion Ralph R. Harvey A. G. Beckman County Board of Supervisors Quaker Oats Company Consumers Coal Wilder Feed Company Vinton J. Potter Boy Scouts Elmer W. Spicher Vinton Merchants State Game Department Federal Grain Office

Golden wedding tale in West Union ends in first photo

Mr. and Mrs. Ward Tupper mark fifty years of marriage with their first ever shared photograph. The couple, longtime West Union residents, were wed January 20, 1887, and now enjoy family gatherings, grandchildren, and Mrs. Tupper's quilting and basketball cheering as they celebrate a long life together.

West Union Ward Tupper Tupper Abe Tupper Fayette Mattie Gress Adam Gresses Dover Township Ida Huntzinger Joseph Gress Tuppers Auburn Fred Johnson Johnson Arthur Mechelson Clermont Henry Hjelmeng Waucoma Charles Packwood Cedar Rapids Berean Methodist Church

How to be a Friend to Birds Lessons from Iowa Projects

Farmers and 4 H clubs across Linn County are advised to aid wild birds by building brush lean-to shelters and fodder tepees near natural cover. Don A. Sheetz reports 23 pheasants and two quail found at seven stations. Feeders from old cans and pails provide steady supplies through winter storms.

McGregor Farmersburg CCC Don A. Sheetz McGregor-Farmersburg Project U. S. Soil Conservation Service Sheetz Linn County

Des Moines: Only Woman In Iowa Legislature Feels Isolated

Mrs. Frank A. Elliott of Bronson, Woodbury County, is the lone woman in the Forty-seventh Iowa General Assembly. She says more women should enter politics and run for office as she describes the 54 to 54 stalemate and lags in organizational progress after the first week.

Des Moines Woodbury County Forty Iowa General Assembly Frank A. Elliott Bronson House of Representatives Elliott Woodbury

Thirty-Three Farm Logs Earn Management Certificates

Thirty three Iowa farmers will receive farm management achievement certificates from Iowa State College on February 9 for keeping agricultural logs over the past decade. Names include Herman Franzenburg Chester Hagen H W Miller John F Reiss Harry Reiss Earl Wallace Robert Kelly Lester Kelly and others across multiple counties. The event is during Farm and Home week with signatures by Dean H H Kildee and R K Bliss.

Ames INL Iowa Iowa State College H. H. Kildee Dean Kildee R. K. Bliss Agricultural Extension Service Herman Franzenburg Keystone Chester Hagen Atkins H. W. Miller Vinton John F. Reiss Harry Reiss Garrison Earl Wallace Robert Kelly Lester Kelly Clarence Harry L. Olesen West Union L. A. Scharnweber Sumner Philip H. Wolfe Guy Ernst Elgin W. S. Rothlisberger Ed C. Treptow Oelwein Albert Jacobson William Spenner Riverside S F. Putzke Dayton Verne Smith Otho Harold Grovert Newhall Charles Will Joseph Hermann Manchester A. R. Pearson Springville

Bertram Automobile Forum at Methodist Church

An automobile drivers forum led by Rev. J. Bruce Eyestone was part of a Friday evening program at the local Methodist church. Brotherhood members hosted the event with a social hour and refreshments after the talks.

Bertram J. Bruce Eyestone Methodist Brotherhood of the Church United Missionary Society of the Christian Church Harley Guzzle Charles Montgomery Africa Clarence Meggers Roy Mack Christian Church C. A. Dykes Congo Gale McBride Bessie Golden Hilda Cum

Concord A and I club meeting postponed to February

The Concord A and I club meeting at the C. C. Scott home was postponed due to bad road conditions. Also noted are funeral services for Mrs. Emma Burch McBride and Lena A. Vogt to speak at a PTA meeting with a new president to be elected to fill a vacancy.

Concord A. and I C. C. Scott Lena A. Vogt Linn County Lincoln School J. V. Mulvany

Time Takes Its Toll In This Damage Suit

Des Moines AP report details a six year legal fight as Mrs. Minnietta Kollman sues Harry and Robert Eaton over a false arrest. After four juries and multiple retrials, the latest verdict awards $500 in damages.

Des Moines Minnietta Kollman

Ada Schoolcraft 74 Dies Pneumonia Follows

Funeral services for Ada Schoolcraft 74 of Independence were held Saturday at Swan and Leytze chapel with Rev. Floyd H. Weed officiating. Born Ada Meyers in Eureka Springs Illinois September 26 1863 she married George A. Fuller who died earlier and later married Marion Schoolcraft. She moved to town in 1924 and was a Rebekah lodge member and Methodist. Survived by husband Marion and a son George A. Fuller of Faribault.

Independence Ada Schoolcraft Swan and Leytze Floyd H. Weed Methodist Church Ada Meyers Eureka Springs George A. Fuller Marion Schoolcraft Rebekah Lodge Faribault, Inn

Radio Programs MORNING. Oaanti matte ensemble and more

Radio schedules list NBC CBS and ABC programs morning through late afternoon including orchestras, choirs, soloists, and talk segments. Notable names include Harold Nagel, Joe Hines, Marion Talley, Vincent Travers, and Ed McConnell among many stations WJZ WEAF WABC KMOX WCCO.

NBC WEAP WJZ Chain Orean Reveille CBS WABC WEAF Tone Pictures Harold Nagel Rhumba Orch Weaf Chain WJZ KDKA Aunt Susan's WGST KMOX Concert Ensemble Radio Pulpit Church of the Air William H. King WABO WBBM Waiters Brown Ensemble BC Humans Trail WCCO Wee Aruzzy Lowon Joe Hines Aalor Bowes Capitol Family Oan WABCG Bauihernairesy Quartet Weap Chainscow University of Chicago Radio City Music Hall Symphony Orch Salt Lake City Tabernacle Ghost and Rear Beurtel Wilson Church of the Fin Our Neighbors Cbs-French News Exchange RCA WZ Chain Music of the Theater Aeolian Trio NGC Captain Diamond New York Philharmonic Fraternal Order of Eagles WIZ Josef Cherniavsky Musical Camera NDC Senator Fishface Professor Figesbottie Marion Talley We, the People WBHM Joong Ed McConnell Col Brononaale Budd Eddie House Catholic Hour Breer Pit Penner CBS BC Waam Golden Gate Park Wd2 Rubinoff Orch WEBM Jack Benny Helen Traubel WABCO WJ2 Nelson Eddy WOC Eddie Cantor WABG RBM Manhattan Walter Winchell Nbct Edwin C Will Erna Rance Orch WJZ Chain. E. Ar Kaltenborn Herver Hays Jud Quayani and the Bunch Nac Roer Geal Vincent Travers Orch Masters Orch Ae Lymanrch WAC WOO Vincent Depes Waar Venutl Orch Bdie Firepatrick Orch Ain WBC Metropoliten Dlu JZ Hieao Richard Sincipone Adela Rosere St. Johns N Healy Her Davidvid Harum Chai Charles Bears Warg IBM Kmox Feria Bante the Voice of Experience WEAR Allan Roy Dafoe Sassafras Pals Gumps WREM Mary Marlin National Fact and Home Hour Helen Trent Rose Lee Soprano Joe White Nfr WEA CBB WARBC Vauenin Fe Lenth Happy Jack Forum American School of Dealr so-Jare Courtland Chain Myrt Marge Pepper Youns Rochester Civic Orchestra Wwast Madge Marley Sapphia Chicago Grandpa Burien Vine Tom Thomas Milton Charles Jack Armstrong Wilderness Road U. S. Army Band Wintor Nurse Na Rites WGB John Gurney Basso Dinne Goro de Amon 'N Andy Mary Bmall Wat Chain the Sailor Kmox Woo Connie Gates Hazel Glenn Ray Reatherthne WBEN Fray and Bragaiotti Fibber McGee and Molly MBC Neen Hayes Ncc WJ4 En Ha Chain Orace ABC Tio Richard Grooke Warden Yanes Weap Chains Adio Theater Chs WAEO Richard Himber Roger Pryor Orch Glen Gray Orch N. Job McGrew Orch WJZ N Groree Olsen Orch Earl Hines Orch Jones Orch WGBST So Freneis Craig Orch Jimmy Garrett Orch

Ask Legislature To Ban Fireworks

Phil Sproul of the Town State Safety council led a push for a statewide fireworks ban. The plan aims to outlaw sale and use across Iowa, limit bootlegging from free towns, and permit fireworks only at supervised events with aid from State Fire Marshal Vincent Pyle. Backers include the Iowa Parent-Teachers' council.

Des Moines INS Phil Sproul Town State Safety Council Sproul Iowa Vincent Pyle Pyle Parent-Teachers’ Council

Three Masonville Men Face Fines For Poaching Offenses

State Conservation Officer R W Barsalou reports Gerald Vinton Rosese Kepler and Philip Ryan were arrested by Barsalou and Leo Logan on the Francis Haening farm near Masonville with dead pheasants in possession. They may face three charges including hunting out of season hunting without a license and resisting an officer.

Manchester Masonville Gerald Vinton Rosese Kepler Philip Ryan R. W. Barsalou Barsalou Leo Logan Francis Haening

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