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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1933
Page
11
Wyatt Farris 22 of Valley Junction died in a local hospital after the car he drove jumped a curb and struck a telephone pole then overturned. Passenger E L Brown 45 of Des Moines suffered a broken arm and other injuries.
Prof Jacob Van der Zee of the University of Iowa announces candidacy for at large alderman in Iowa City election on February 27. He is a Republican and would be the second candidate in the alderman race, joining JACEE J GC.art Hughes of Luas Gily.
The article reports Cornell University planning for the second semester in 1900 with enrollment projections and new faculty. It notes changes in course offerings and the timetable for registration, including details on faculty assignments and campus activities.
Mrs Lene Drilling 64 a Benton county pioneer died Saturday at the home of Mrs Mollie Porter in Urbana where she had lived three years. Born December 14 1862 in France she came with her parents and married Henry Drilling in New York in 1860s. Surviving are two grandsons and five great grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at St Marys Catholic church.
Tax figures show Iowa per capita burden rose 0.25 percent to 52.64 in 1992 while U.S. per capita climbed to 57.72. Iowa's overall tax take grew 1.56 percent vs 9.? nationwide. 1971 tax share was 2.69 percent of wealth versus 3.92 nationally. Local rates at 2.5 percent compare to 2.19 national average. Ossian death notice for Joseph Becker, German-born resident since 1849, with family survivors and Catholic mass funeral.
Officers were elected for the United Telephone Exchange in Grundy Center with Robert Pieger as president Ralph Gelter as vice president George B Ricepinson as secretary and Will Groote as treasurer.
University of Iowa economist Professor Bis discusses technocrat value theory citing Scott and Loder. He outlines a model where income and purchasing power shift with meat production, energy use, and consumer demand highlighting a potential $20,000 annual income under certain conditions.
Mt Vernon Pythian officers and Putman Sisters leaders were installed in a ceremony at The Gazette. New officers include Moxley Chancelior commanders and Frank Moore toner guard with several named incumbents and installing officers.
Sigourney reports revival meetings to be held by Caprist Church United Methodist Presby terian and Baptist congregations with Evangelist Bivvy Sunday for two months starting March 5. In Tama Mrs Orlo Schelder of Manning remains hospitalized after a car crash two weeks ago. her left side is paralyzed and an x ray showed a skull fracture. She is to undergo an operation Wednesday.
Des Moines reports Gov Clyde L. Herring announces Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan request for 887 609 to Iowa for work relief. Counties list allocations Des Moines 10,000 Black Hawk 30,000 Clinton 7,600 Brown 4,400 with repayments over five years starting 1925. Executive Council to disburse funds. other counties filing requests.
The University of Iowa seeks a 55000 increase over the appraisal for land condemned to build a new fine arts building near the Memorial Union. The case mirrors two prior suits where plaintiffs won higher deme tages. Funeral services for William L Williams were held in Williamsburg with limited surviving relatives listed.
Philip G Clapp head of the University of Iowa music department will conduct the Chicago Little Symphony in Iowa City on February 17. He will lead the first performance of his latest composition during the concert tied to a conference for music teachers and supervisors.
Washington County Taxpayers League adopted a resolution calling for an investigation into county hospital expenditures the nurses home and engineers offices. The measure alleges transfers of funds to reserve accounts with state approval and accuses former supervisors of failing to disclose details prior to transfers. West Onion EZ. MM. Oises, 42, of near Ciesmont, died Monday in a local hospital. survived by his wife and six children.
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