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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1936

Page

23

Campaign fund listings mask donors says county official

Iowa law lets trade names stand for contributors and does not require listing individual donors for dummy partnerships in party finance. County Attorney Carl Burkman notes no law compels disclosure of individuals. Birmingham claims earlier receipts from Iowa Democracy and Iowa Democratic club. Partners in Iowa Democracy are Vernon Vierth Eugene Feuling L W Drennen Mrs W O Chatterton John F MacMillan. Iowa Democratic club partners include Charles A Housh Vierth Margaret A McNamara.

Des Moines INS Carl Burkman Burkman E. H. Birmingham Iowa Democracy Iowa Democratic Club Iowa Birmingham Republican Volunteers Carl Cook Vernon Vierth Eugene Feuling L. W. Drennen W. O. Chatterton John F. MacMillan Charles A. Housh Vierth Margaret A. McNamara

Iowa News In Brief highlights local obituaries and notices

Iowa City poem by Edwin Ford Piper to appear in American Prefaces next issue. Vinton hosts Protestant union service with Iowa School for the Blind choir and string quartet. Lowden attendant Fred Hasch injured at coal chute accident. Sigourney court term begins February 3 with nine divorces filed. Dysart Commercial club elects officers and hears speaker plan. Monticello death notices include Hiram Lee aged 78 and service details. Marengo death of Holly Septer at 53 with family survivors listed. Volga City house fire caused by overheated stove. adjacent pump house saved. Traer to install new turbine pump for water plant. Iowa City foreclosure suit over Nu Sigma Nu house bonds. Belle Plaine death of Charles D. Adams. Shellsburg obituaries for John Nabholz and family survivors.

Monticello Hiram Lee Mr. Lee Williston Hiram Harriet Crocker Lee Iowa Sand Springs Jones County Carrie Tuttle Lee Elmer Lee Vancouver B. C Raymond Lee Hendersonville N. C Dr. W. Cummings Millersburg Peter H. Septer Ladora Lillian Talbott T. J Marengo Cecil John TRAER Traer Municipal Electric Power Plant Iowa Citfy Guaranty Bank and Trust Company of Cedar Rapids Nu Sigma Nu Medical Fraternity University of Iowa Belle Plaine Charles D. Adams Independence Hospital Adams North Western Railway

Fire destroys Will home near West Liberty

Mr and Mrs Arthur Will and their three children fled in 25 degree below zero weather as their house two miles north of West Liberty burned Saturday at 6 am Neighbors provided shelter The West Liberty fire department shoveled into the yard and saved nearby structures Few contents were saved with losses estimated at 3500 dollars

The Gazette West Liberty Arthur Will Will Will Farm

West Liberty Farmers Dig Through To Town

Farmers from West Liberty organized digging parties to reach town amid heavy cold. About five to six men with shovels left for town from multiple farms, some driving cars and using sleds, delivering food, coal, and supplies to neighbors.

West Liberty The Gazette Raymond Owens Cook

Almost Asphyxiated Operating Snow Plow

Marvin Walton narrowly escaped death Friday morning after carbon monoxide fumes from a snow plow filled the cab. He was hospitalized in critical condition. coworker Tom Osborne had minor effects. BERTRAM school closed for days due to extreme cold and blocked roads.

Belle Plaine Marvin Walton Walton Herman Janss Tom Osborne Bertram—School

Snowplows Enable Physician To Attend Stricken Morley Woman

Morley Iowa: One hour after county road opening by snowplows Mrs. W D Hart 66 suffered a cerebral hemorrhage at midnight Thursday A physician from Olin attended her but she died Saturday at 6 am Survived by sister Mrs Harlan Miller brother Morton Coppess and adopted daughter Mrs Audrey Walker of Chicago Granddaughter Mrs Walter Hoppe was returned home after more than three weeks in a Des Moines hospital Grandson Malcolm Walker was fatally injured two months ago in a collision with a freight train at Olin

Morley Here W. D. Hart Olin Hart Harlan Miller Morton Coppess Audrey Walker Chicago Walter Hoppe Ana‘mosa Malcolm Walker

Delhi School Buses Marooned In Drifts

Delhi workers spent Friday freeing three marooned school buses stalled Wednesday after returning children home. One bus remains in a snow bank west of town as drivers frost their hands dealing with blocked side roads and seven to eight foot drifts. State plow is stuck above Walter Appleby’s farm until it can be shoveled out.

the Gazette Delhi Clayton Sweaney Evert Faust B. J. Davis Walter Appleby

Mrs. Hannah McBroom 91 Dies in Shellsburg

Mrs Hannah McBroom 91 longtime Shellsburg resident died Friday after a long illness Born November 13 1844 in Ohio she moved to Benton county as a child Married Thomas McBroom April 5 1864 He died May 12 1897 Survivors include daughter in law Mrs Laura Hammon a Shellsburg grandson Frank two daughters Etta Coupeland eight grandchildren twenty two great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren Member Oak Grove church Funeral Monday 2 p.m. Federated church burial in Shellsburg cemetery

Gazette Shellsburg Hannah McBroom Ohio Peter Voshel Benton County Thomas McBroom Laura Hammon Greeley Colo Frank Etta Coupeland Oak Grove Church Federated Church Shelsburg

Boettcher, 80, Pioneer Farmer, Dies At Home

John Boettcher aged 80 of Lowden died Saturday after a long illness at the home of his daughter Mrs. R. H. Stoecker. A native of Germany he came to the United States and farmed south of Lowden. Survived by five daughters Mrs. Stoecker Mrs. Kate Baker Mrs. Mary Custis Mrs. Martha Klahn and Mrs. Ludwig Klahn, two sons Emil and Henry, and a brother Henry of Clarence.

the Gazette Fowden John Boettcher R. H. Stoecker Germany Lowden Stoecker Kate Baker Tipton Mary Custis Western Iowa Martha Klahn Cedar Rapids Ludwig Klahn Wheat

Hold Monticello Man On Car Theft Charge

ANAMOSA Happy Miller of Monticello was arrested at 1 a.m. Friday in Dubuque and is jailed in Jones county on larceny of a motor vehicle owned by M. Griffith of Monticello. Miller, a former inmate of the state reformatory, parole expired three weeks ago. Dubuque officials located the car stored in a Dubuque garage and joined Jones County Sheriff Henry Eichhorn in waiting for his return to arrest.

Anamosa Happy” Miller Monticello Dubuque Jones County M. Griffith Miller State Reformatory Henry Eichhorn

Aaberg Seeks Democratic Nomination for Agriculture Secretary

H C Aaberg of Orange City assistant secretary of agriculture announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for agriculture secretary at the June primary. He has administered the warehouse program, stallion registrations, farmers institutes, short courses, poultry shows and five allied societies, and previously served as Sioux, Winnebago county agents and a Pochontas county farmer. Aaberg is ISU graduate.

Des Moines H. C. Aaberg Orange City Aaberg Ray Murray Murray Iowa State Dairy Association Iowa Horticultural Society Iowa Horse and Mule Breeders Association Iowa Beef Producers Association Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers Association Sioux County Winnebago Pocahontas County Iowa State College

Lost Nation shuts schools over extreme cold and drifted roads

Lost Nation and nearby rural schools closed since Tuesday night due to extreme cold. Most roads blocked in the area. Public gatherings and social events canceled. Thermometer registered 30 below zero on both Wednesday and Thursday mornings.

Lost Nation

Funeral services held for Charles E. Norris of Linn County

Funeral services for Charles E. Norris were conducted at his rural Central City home, with Rev. Stratton presiding and burial at Cedar Memorial Park in Cedar Rapids. Born December 29, 1870 in Troy Mills, he married Lottie Persing in 1893 and is survived by two daughters Gladys and Maude, a brother Frank, and several civic roles including Farm Bureau, Farmers Mutual Creamery, and Central City Telephone Company.

Central City Charles E. Norris Co. F. Stratton Cedar Memorial Park Cedar Rapids Norris Troy Mills Benjamin Rebecca Norris Lottie Persing Gladys Great Neck Long Island Maude Atlantic City N. J Frank Waterloo Farm Bureau Farmers’ Mutual Creamery Central City Telephone Company Wapsie Valley Fair Association Federated Church

Traer Club Hosts Town Farm Mixer At Amity

The Traer Commercial club plans the second town-farm mixer of its annual series Tuesday at Amity church in Grant township. Farmers and townspeople from north and west will attend the oyster stew stag party with humorist David Riley Earl of Grundy Center as headliner, plus male chorus and Traer high school musicians.

The Gazette Traer Traer ‘Commercial Club Amity Grant Township Dupanda Hall David Riley Earl Grundy Center R. G. Stoakes Traer High School E. A. Franklin

Petition Drives Over liquor Store Plan Stir Local Dry Sentiment

Committees circulate petitions for or against the state liquor control commission proposal to open a state liquor store here. Local churches and the dry faction mobilize as sentiment heats up.

State Liquor Control Commission

Requirements For Dental Degree At Iowa U

Iowa City AP reports University of Iowa will require six years of college for a dental degree starting September 1937. The College of Dentistry will demand two years of liberal arts for admission, up from one year. Dean Alvin W. Bryan notes the change follows a national survey by the American Association of Dental Schools. A grade of C will be needed for admission.

Iowa City University of Iowa Alvin W. Bryan Dental College Bryan College of Dentistry American Association of Dental Schools

Wilton Junction Purity chapter 365 installs 1936 officers

The Wilton Junction Purity chapter No. 365 of the Order of the Eastern Star installed its 1936 officers. W M Mrs Mark Collier. W P Mark Collier. A M Mrs James Walton. A P Louis Gill. secretary Mrs Homer Ochiltree. treasurer Mrs Verda Cole. conductor Mrs Ima Biester. associate conductress Mrs Eva Baumgartner. chaplain Mrs Lela Norton. marshal Mrs Arlo Arp. Ada Mrs Mildred Wildasin. Ruth Mrs Velma Van Camp. Esther Mrs Virginia Schiele. Martha Mrs Lucile Davies. Electa Mrs Buelah Hall. warden Mrs Coletta Chatfield. sentinel A B Cole. musician Elizabeth Martin.

Ada Mildred Wildasin Ruth Velma van Camp Esther Virginia Schiele Martha Lucile Davies Electa Buelah Hall Coletta Chatfield Sentinel A. B. Cole Elizabeth Martin

Woman near Tama dead of exposure

Miss Clara Morford sixty five year old woman living on a farm near Haven southeast of Tama died from exposure after several days of illness. Her brother Orville Morford suffered frozen feet arriving to call for help and was treated at the county home. No inquest will be held.

The Gazette Tama Clara Morford Haven Orville L. Morford Miss Morford Morford Emil Vajnar Vajnar Harvey Jones Tama County

Elkader Club To See Bell Telephone Picture Show

Elkader Commercial club members will view sound pictures next Monday evening explaining ship to shore conversations, national radio hook ups, and manufacture of telephone components. The Northwestern Bell Telephone company, led by local manager C I Yount of McGregor, brings the program to town.

Elkader Elkader Commercial Club Northwestern Bell Telephone Company C. I. Yount McGregor

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Polk County Iowa News Edwin Ford Piper Vinton Presbyterian Church Iowa School For the Blind Pierce Knox Robert Rollins Fred Hasch Chicago and North Western Railway Company Sigourney Grand Jury Petit Jury D. W. Hamilton Grinnell Geraldine Randalph Earl Randalph Emily Evelyn Engle Clarence Guy Engle Lucile Weston Dean Weston Jeanetta J. Smith Andrew B. Smith Evelyn Fay Watson Richard Dysart Commercial Club Legion Auxiliary George Oster E. G. Hix J. C. Bruger Fred Zaring C. L. Wareham Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce Cedar Rapids Club William Whipple Congregational Church Vinton Lee John Nabholz Maryland Rollie Fish Orvie Madison Wis Ray Jay Nabholz Kate Dye Center Point W. W. Williams L. W. Inman Federated Church In U. S First Mortgage Roy E. Curray Karl P. Blaise Alonzo Church New York E. M. Pinney James E. Hamilton J. W. Bollinger Robert Brooke L. W. Canby J. L. Campbell San Francisco E. C. French D. L. Nelson Merl L. Rouse Howard H. Cherry W. H. Dunshee R. E. Jones J. Scott McIntyre E. E. Schroder Linn County Traer Club Iowa U
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