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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1937

Page

3

Iowa Supreme Court orders gas tax refunds repaid

The Iowa Supreme Court ruled that Standard Oil of Indiana and Phillips Petroleum must repay 109,688.81 in gasoline tax refunds deemed illegally granted. Judgments set at 93,400.79 for Standard Oil and 16,288.02 for Phillips, with interest from the lower court date. The case centers on three percent evaporation and loss deductions and refunds claimed for years through 1933.

DES Moines Iowa Supreme Court Standard Oil Company of Indiana Phillips Petroleum Company High Court Standard Oil Company Phillips Company Polk County Allen A. Herrick Supreme Court Iowa R. E. Johnson Leo J. Wegman Wegman

Louis Clay Loses Second Appeal in Slaying Case

The Iowa Supreme Court denied Louis Clay's second appeal, ending any further state appeals in the George J. Folsom slaying case. Clay, an Iowa City resident, was sentenced to 30 years for the Johnson County pioneer's death after more than two years of court action in various forms.

Des Moines State Supreme Court Louis Clay Iowa City George J. Folsom Johnson County Clay Iowa

Martelle Fred Martin Celebrated for 79th Birthday

Fred Martin of Martelle was honored at a Sunday dinner hosted by his children and grandchildren to mark his seventy ninth birthday. Born in England he came to America as a young man, farmed west of town and retired twenty years ago. He has long served as school janitor. His wife died last June. Attending were numerous children and spouses plus grandchildren including Clarence and Merle Stewart, Ray and Guy Martins, Reginald Touro and others.

Martelle Fred Martin Mr. Martin England America Here Ray Martin Charles Wayne Ruth Margaret Ellen Guy Martin Reginald Touro Darlene Lesta Jean Pirie Pauline Larson

Iowa junior farm bureau drama tournament set for Jan 27

County Agent Emmett C. Gardner announced six counties will send teams to a drama and music tournament in Iowa City on January 27. Represented counties are Benton Scott Linn Poweshiek Muscatine and Johnson. The program features folk dances plays quartets and choruses.

Iowa City Emmett C. Gardner Farm Bureau Benton Scott Linn Poweshiek Muscatine Johnson

Independence College Boy Fatally Injured In Coasting Crash

Franklin Spangler 17, Independence junior college basketball player, died at People's hospital from brain concussion and spinal injuries after a coasting accident at the Wapsipinicon golf club grounds. He was thrown against a tree when a bobsled hit by a car driven by Keith Smith skidded. Survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Spangler and sister Eleanor.

The Gazette Independence Franklin Spangler Wapsipinicon People’s Hospital Spangler Keith Smith E. T. Spangler Winthrop Eleanor

J. J. Carroll Enters Iowa City Mayoral Race

J. J. Carroll, four time Iowa City mayor, declared his candidacy for mayor on the Democratic ticket. The Democratic primary now has three entrants: L. L. Crowder, Grover C. Watson, and Carroll.

Iowa City J. J. Carroll Carroll L. L. Crowder Grover C. Watson

Grand Mound couple honored on forty-ninth wedding anniversary

Mr and Mrs William Gray were celebrated Saturday for their 49th wedding anniversary. Their children grandchildren and great grandchildren attended a picnic dinner with family members gathered to mark the milestone.

Grand Mound

Pattern 4253 Frock Adverts and Local Notices

Pattern 4253 from Anne Adams showcases a V neck frock with puff sleeves, back flare skirt, and half belt. Include 3 7 yards of fabric and 15 cent pattern price. book offers fall fashions. Also local notices report deaths, lodge installations, and public notices across Wheatland and surrounding towns.

Anne Adams Pattern Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department West Seventeenth Street New York N. Y

IOWA City Forum to Feature University Scholar Davies

The second community forum in Iowa City will be addressed by Prof. George F. Davies of the University of Iowa college of commerce. Davies, editor of the University of Iowa’s business digest and author on economics and sociology, has taught at the university since 1928.

Iowa City George F. Davies University of Iowa College of Commerce University of Iowa Business Digest Davies University

Iowa House considers graduated tax on large landholders

Rep. John W. Moore proposes a bill taxing owners of more than 320 acres, starting at two percent on the first 320 and reaching a full double tax at 1,200 acres. Revenue would fund schools by student count, with penalties to deter title transfers to dodge the levy.

Des Moines INS Iowa House John W. Moore Sioux City

Supreme court upholds Iowa liquor seal law

Iowa Supreme Court ruled it is unlawful to possess liquor in Iowa that does not bear the state liquor commission seal. The decision denied Luther Johnson’s appeal after his Page county conviction for illegal liquor possession. The court rejected the claim that the seal requirement only applied to liquor bought in state borders.

DES Moines Iowa Supreme Court Iowa State Liquor Commission Luther Johnson Page County

Iowa Highway Survey Tracks Trucks and Buses West of Cedar Rapids

A state highway survey station ten miles west of Cedar Rapids weighs and measures trucks and buses. Five crew members led by Hassett operate eight hours daily for six weeks with 24 hour sampling. Data collected include load, destinations, dimensions, tire types, weights, and owner details, part of a nationwide study with federal cooperation.

Cedar Rapids R. J. Hassett Iowa State Highway Commission Federal Bureau of Public Roads Ames Sioux City LeMars Hassett R. T. Messer Highway Commission Bureau of Public Roads Messer

Cascade Business Man and Poet Francis J Tallman Dies

Cascade businessman and poet Francis J Tallman died at Hotel Faber Monday noon after eleven months illness. Born in Garry Owen 74 years ago he was reared by his uncle and aunt after his mother died. He wrote poetry published in magazines and spent 30 years in real estate and insurance. Survived by sisters Theresa Campbell and E L Schweppe of Madison. Funeral at St Martins Church Wednesday at 9 30 with a requiem mass by Rev Thomas J Rooney.

Gazette Cascade Francis J. Tallman Hotel Faber Garry Owen Frank Tallman Patrick Tallman Tallman Theresa Campbell E. L. Schweppe Madison Knights of Columbus St. Martin’s Church Thomas J. Rooney

Willie Willis Seeks Night Training Behind Cemetery

In a terse note, Willie Willis expresses determination to practice track after dark near a cemetery. He emphasizes the desire to train outdoors and improve performance despite unusual hours.

New Cold Wave Forecast At Iowa Blasts In

A new cold wave is headed for Iowa with snow and rising temperatures expected to give way to much colder air by Wednesday night. Meteorologist C D Reed cautions forecasts are provisional while noting readings from North Dakota and Minnesota show extreme lows. Charles City logged 14 below while Keokuk reached 20 above and Iowa Falls reported eight below.

Des Moines Iowa Tall Corn C. D. Reed North Dakota United States Bemidji Minn Charles City Keokuk Iowa Falls

It Was A Good Dog Story But Untrue

A German police dog named Max vanished from a Denver home and later returned there, not to Des Moines. Meanwhile a dog found in Des Moines by Mrs. Stanley C. Wilmore, named Rex, resembled Max and was misidentified until correct owners were confirmed.

Des Moines INS Max Denver Colo Stanley C. Wilmore Rex Robert L. Martin

Oldest Iowa graduate recalls 1865 degree

Iowa City. Mrs. Kerseyager of Carpentaria California earns status as the oldest living University of Iowa graduate, having received a bachelor of didactics in June 1865 from Etta Raymond Holmes, the sole survivor of the class of 1865.

Iowa City Kerseyager Carpentaria Calif University of Iowa Holmes Etta Raymond

Oxford Junction installs OES officers

Mrs. Bess Harris and assistants installed Oxford Junction O E S officers led by Lizzie Nowachek as worthy matron and A Grimwood as worthy patron. Other officers included Anna Powelka associate matron and Dr. J E Davies associate patron with Emma Shimerda secretary and Emma Thorne treasurer.

Traer—Hesperia Lodge A. F A. M Bona Dea Eastern Star Blanche Steffen Zulu Bower Ruth Fleming Ethel Taylor J. W. Dodd Celia Owens A. J. Norton Lola Ames Hazel Morrow Pearl Street Frances Earley Grace Crippen Jean Cottrell Marshal Florence Ulstad Adah Margaret Griffeth Ruth Mary Beecher Esther Mary Neidick Martha Elizabeth Earley Electa Eva Vorba D. M. Cottrell Sentinel Worth Bess Kern J. T. Ames L. H. McComas Harry Everts Earl Griffeth Moore Stevenson Earley W. E. Bower Merle Beecher A. L. Wise D. P. Jordan Tyler Oxford Junction Bess Harris Lillian Berner Jennie Phillips Mae Davies Lizzie Nowachek E. A. Grimwood Anna Powelka J. E. Davies Emma Shimerda Emma Thorne Anna Belle Zak Anna Burda Clara Claussen Lula Koranda Tillie Pashek Anna Kalouse Christina Ahrendsen Grace Stuhr Tillie Stewart Emma Cave Gladys Novotny Cedar Rapids

Funeral for Mrs. Elizabeth Morgan in Stanley

Funeral services were held Monday for Mrs. Eliza beth Morgan 71 longtime Stanley resident who died at Mercy hospital Oelwein of pneumonia. Her husband died eighteen years ago. She is survived by nine children Anna Berger of Iowa City Will George Elmer Charles Harold Mamie Kraft of Stanley Frank of Aurora and Rose O'Brian of Oelwein. Services were at the Stanley Methodist church with Rev. F. A. Smith of Gladbrook officiating.

Wheatland J. R. Rogers Jennie Mines Wayne Neb Presbyterian Church A. C. Fischer St. Paul’s Church Presbyterian Cemetery Rogers New York Belle Plaine John Henry, Jr John Margaret Henry Miami Henry Andrew Scott Archie Charles Lenze Mason City Hrabak Chapel A. C. Walker Congregational Church Marengo Presbyterian Men’s Brotherhood D. H. Zentmire George Fiser Howard Myers Jay Zahrt Stanwood Charles Koering Dorothy Eugene Pye William Pye New Port Tipton Viola Koering Louis McGuire Olin Pye Grinnell Edith A. Sternfeld Grinnell College American Water Color Society Fine Arts Carol Sax Tama Florence Cuthbertson LaRue Howard O. A. Hennesy Dallas Arthur Hennesy Watson Mason Walter DuToit Roy Harris Adria VanHorn Dorothy Goodman Sidney Smith Cascade Sacred Heart Church Fillmore Daniel McPoland Milton Walsh J. J. Leen Holy Family McPoland Dubuque County Herman Riedesel Esther Clarence McAllister Tom C. McAllister Sacred Heart Cathedral Davenport DeWitt Armory Ryan Harry Delancey Friends Doran Aldrich Rowley Rowley Savings Bank P. C. Thedens C. C. Clayton D. H. Dingsley L. D. Wallace Chris Gunzenhauser Francis Williams Edgewood Addie Southwich Anna Lee Fanny Gardner Flint Mich Addie Gardner Masonville Delaware County Henry Gardner Elizabeth Blanchard Gardner Arthur Southwick Seward Southwich Southwich Hopkinton Phyllis Jane Parsons Albert Parsons F. Cochel Iowa City Independence Doris Richard Lee Mount Vernon George Lindsey North Liberty Northwestern Mutual Fire Insurance Association Johnson County Joe P. Dvorsky Newport Township Glen Stevens Scott Township Fred Gegenheimer Oxford J. P. Burns J. A. Brown C. K. Wolfe Ernest Myers Lee Colony L. L. Stoner Stanley Elizabeth Morgan Mercy Hospital Oelwein Anna Berger Will George Elmer Charles Harold Mamie Kraft Frank Aurora Rose O’brian Methodist Church F. A. Smith Gladbrook

John McLachlan dies at 80 in local home

Stanley John McLachlan 80 years old died Saturday in the city where he had lived with his niece Miss Effie Manning for several years. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Union church with Rev. Horace Bethel officiating.

Stanley — John McLachlan Effie Manning Union Church Horace Bethel

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Standard Oil Phillips Petroleum Ing Coats Second Avenue SE Independence College West Liberty Lauren Pike Harry Pike Columbus Junction Paul Shearer E. C. Eicher Washington George Washington University B. H. Shearer Columbus High School Grove City Rebekah Lodge Elizabeth Kimball Noble Grand George Lake Flora Buck Ben Siver Emma Leigh Inside Guardian Emma Kolek Outside Guardian Hattie Miller Robert Siver, Jr Nannie Hainen E. D. Thompson Iowa News Bennett Arnold Wustenberg M. F. Bullis John Engel Art Bachus A. R. Stevenson Hoyt Battolph C. W. Pollock Paul Hambright Omer Wright Ed Kruse Arnold Barmaan A. R. Stephenson W. F Jair Ruth Schmidt Ethel Mann Minnie Taylor Mabel Schweitzer Mabel Summerhays Mabel Goodrich Mary Saxton Ida Wagner Iona Honn Esther Bireline Mabel Singer Jennie Day Lizzie Gegenheimer Jennie Specht Barbara Simpkins Thelma Floetchinger Mary Winters Brandon G. A. R. Hall Lucille McKee Russell Shaffer Marjorie Weart Velma Davis Bruce Weart Nile Fullton Fairbanks Jesup Prairieburg Albert C. Kula Kula Pennsylvania Shellsburg Mildred Holmes Etta Holmes Verne Donels A. G. Donels Oak Grove Galesburg Shellsburg High School Maynard C. D. Hileman Alice Lyle Norma Schuelke Rowley Methodist Church George Woodall Clutier Immaculate Conception Church Dorothea Parizek Frank Parizek Thomas Vopatek Charles Boyer Warren Caslavka Joseph Hanus Stanley Stodola Milo Nachazel William Kupka Parizek Leonard Marion Juvenile Catholic Foresters Lone Tree H. A. Baker Howard Baker Loraine Reimers Milwaukee Pasadena Baker California Lone Tree High School Los Angeles Albert Sloan Albert Cox Messinger & Sons Dial DID Chicago Ly St Wiener Lavie Flyer Florida ST. Louis Dearborn Sta Ckei Ry St. Petersburg Cuba Tyas Bs LaSalle D.P.A Boatmen’s 'S Bank St . Louis D. T. O'Neal W.P.A N.C St. L.ry Railway Exchange Poor PA Claude Callan Daisy Cascade Business Willie Willis Owa
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