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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1936

Page

17

Cedar Rapids Camera Club to Open Photography Salon

Cedar Rapids sponsors a photography salon from February 27 to March 7 at the Killian store picture department. Entry deadline is February 20 with forms at studios and Morris Sanford's or by self addressed request to Merrill Smith. The salon encourages amateurs by allowing others to finish and mount entries, stressing photography as craft and art for those hesitant to exhibit.

Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids Camera Club Killian Store Morris Sanford Merrill Smith Third Avenue SE Camera Club

Man Buried by House After Repair Mishap

George Remsey crawled under his Fort Worth home to repair a water pipe when a support gave way and toppled one side, pinning him to the ground. Neighbors freed him from the unusual accident.

Fort Worth, Tex INS George Remsey Remsey

Wheelchair Enables Disabled Cedar Rapids Newsboy’s Tenure

A Cedar Rapids woman anonymously helped Robert Snodgrass, long crippled and living near Cedar Lake, by securing a hand crank wheelchair about eleven years ago. He then began a newspaper delivery career at Third Avenue SE and at First Avenue and Second Street E, relying on the chair to move and earn for himself.

Cedar Rapids Cedar Lake Robert Snodgrass B Avenue Third Avenue Third Street SE First Avenue Second Street E Snodgrass

Old Chair Wears Out and a Town Helps Snodgrass

A local man Snodgrass, who has worked outdoors daily and improved his health, received a new chair after an unidentified woman organized a fundraiser. Donations from post office workers, Canopus, Lions and Rotary clubs, The Gazette, GM chapter of P. E., and individuals covered about two thirds of costs. The new chair arrived last week and he thanked friends for their support.

Snodgrass Post Office Canopus, Lions and Rotary The Gazette Company P. E

Dr Kremers to Speak at Coe Vesper Service

Dr Harry Kremers former professor of Bible and dean of men at Coe College will deliver the vesper address in the college chapel this afternoon at four Study to be Quiet will be his subject. The a capella choir directed by Prof Paul S Ray will sing Happy and Bless Are They from St Paul by Mendelssohn and Miss Margaret McFadden will solo He That Dwelleth in the Secret Place by MacDermid Max Dahler professor of piano will provide the organ prelude and postlude.

Harry Kremers Coe College College A Capella St. Paul Mendelssohn Paul S. Ray Margaret McFadden MacDermid Max Dahler

Man Held Here Passed Bogus Check In Manchester

Chief of Detectives Earl Stanley received word that Earl Akers of Cedar Rapids, 46, who asked time to plead on forgery, had passed a worthless $30 check in Manchester. He bought a suit and $8 change with the check. Akers was arrested here for a check he gave August Happel of 210 Second Avenue SW, signed by Guy Martin of Alburnett, who denied writing it.

Earl Stanley Earl Akers Cedar Rapids H. C. Ring Manchester Stanley Akers August Happel Second Avenue Guy Martin Alburnett Martin Happel

Outstanding band to play at Danceland January 29

A new dance band sensation led by Shep Fields will perform at Danceland on January 29 from nine to one. The act, featuring Charles Chester and Sid Green, is touring after a stint at the Palmer House Empire Room and Veloz and Yolanda’s engagements. Tickets are on sale at Lyman's, Danceland, and Racine's No. 3 in Iowa City.

Danceland Shep Fields Empire Room Palmer House Chicago Veloz Yolanda Coconut Grove Los Angeles Fields Cedar Rapids New York Charles Chester Sid Green Lyman Racine Iowa City

Baby Lost Birthright Seeks Separation in New York Case

Katherine Thraves Maxwell, who long hoped to give birth in Virginia, swore in court that her husband forced her to flee Virginia for Manhattan. She asked Supreme Court Justice Philip J. McCook to grant a separation from George L. Maxwell, a New York Stock Exchange member.

New York INS Katherine Thraves Maxwell Virginia Manhattan Supreme Court Philip J. McCook George L. Maxwell New York Stock Exchange

Dance A Waltz With Nearly 101 Year Old Man

John Bell, a smiling nearly 101 year old Negro in Ninth Avenue SE, shares his philosophy of dancing to stay young. He recalls a 1871 stabbing tale, muses on aging, politics, and his pet cat Kitten as music from a nearby accordion drifts upstairs. He longs to work again and reflects on riverboat days and a life full of memory.

John Bell Ninth Avenue SE South Side Abe Lincoln Mississippi River Jennie Dean Golden Eagle Gray Eagle Spread Eagle Diamond Jo Line Florence White

New Books at Public Library Offer Eight Titles

Public library adds several new works including Modern Buried Treasure Hunters by H T Wilkins exploring global gold legends, Africa Dances by Geoffrey Gorer on West African cultures, Saga of the Bounty edited by Irvin Anthony with original diaries, Cape Cod Yesterdays by Joseph C Lincoln, Love Poems by W H Davies, King Jasper by E A Robinson a narrative poem, Eugene ONeill a Poet s Quest by R D Skinner, and Paul Cezanne by Gerstile Mack a full life of the painter with illustrations.

H. T. Wilkins Cocos Island Africa South Seas Asia Australia Geoffrey Gorer Benga West Africa Irvin Anthony Bounty Bligh Fryer Christian Morrison Heywood Alexander Smith The Cape Cod Joseph C. Lincoln W. H. Davies King Jasper E. A. Robinson Jasper Zoe Eugene O’neill R. D. Skinner O’neill O'Neill Paul Cezanne Gerstile Mack Cezanne Paris

Eight New Teeth At 94 Shine For Bohemians

Barbara Ze man, a 94 year old farm hand at Weisagruen near Radnitz, is living proof of Bohemian hardy stock after growing eight new teeth that are intact and firm.

Prague INS Barbara Zeman Weisagruen Radnitz

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kind Benefactor Kedar Soe Tait Cummins Gnazette Dr. Kremers Coe Vesper Service Naomi Doebel Public Camp Good Health Public Health Nursing Bureau Tyes Iowa Electric Light Company Belden Hill’s Lyman Cigar Store Cedar Rapids Gazette and the Young Men’s Bureau of Chamber of Commerce Optometrist Dr. Doherty Star Jewelry 2Nd St. SE
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