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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1935

Page

4

First New Drivers Licenses To Be Mailed On July 5

Des Moines reports 36 000 licenses prepared with photostatic machines operating 24 hours a day. The first licenses will be mailed July 9 with Governor Clyde Heering’s number reserved. License issuance will start at 1,000 copies hourly, with officials and state employees first in line, then the general public from license number 5601 onward.

Des Moines INS Wallace Jed Fcense Cl.de Herring Statehouse Tate

Boy Hurt In Advance July 4th Celebration

Duane Boone of Manchester suffered an eyelid cut when a lighted firecracker under a bottle exploded during an advance Fourth of July celebration. Glass fragments struck his face as the device exploded.

Boy Hurt Manchester Duane Boone Doyle Boone

Car overturns near Troy Mills injures 16 year old driver

Troy Mills residence Troy Mills Iowa Sunday afternoon 16 year old Troy Mills boy Troy Mills Wilbur Powell sustained cuts and bruises when his car left the road rolled into a ditch while attempting to pass a westbound vehicle. Lloyd Butterfield and Marguerite Fuessley were with him but uninjured.

Troy Mills Wilbur Powell Lloyd Butterfield Marguerite Fuessley

Birthday Parties Honor Edgewood Civil War Veteran

Special to The Gazette Edgewood Iowa John A Richards Edgewoods only surviving Civil War veteran celebrated his eighty ninth birthday with dinners on Saturday and Sunday June 30 relatives gathered planning a trip to Chicago Milwaukee and perhaps Buffalo this summer He enlisted at seventeen in the Fourth Iowa Cavalry served at Vicksburg Gun Town and Missouri battles his horse was shot at one clash and his unit captured twelve thousand Confederate cavalry nearby at Atlanta he voted for Lincoln in St Louis and helped rebuild a bridge on the Chattahoochee after the war he became a carpenter and worked on most Edgewood houses including the local schoolhouse

the Gazette Edgewood John [A_ Richards Edgewoods Chicago Milwaukee Buffalo Mr. Richards Fourth Iowa Cavalry Vicksburg Miss Guntown Tenn Jefferson City St Louis Richards

Honor Roll Names From Buchanan County Rural Eighth Grade

One hundred and twenty nine students from Buchanan county rural eighth grade passed final exams. On the scholastic roll of honor are Paul Baldwin, Kenneth B Bickert, Earl M Caldwell, Evelyn I Cherry, Ivadel M Elvidge, Margaret Francis Catherine Iennessey, Fern L Kivell, Robert M McCarty, Gervaise McGrath, Robert Neuenwirch, Luella Weiser, Alice Reichen, Aileen Cocking, Charles Kirkendall, Della Fay Seville.

Independence Buchanan County Paul Baldwin Kenneth B Bickert Earl M Caldwell Evelyn I Cherry Ivadel M. Elvidge Margaret Francis Catherine Iennessey Fern L. Kivell Robert M. McCarty Gervaise Mce-Grath Robert Neuenwirch Luella Weiser Alice Reichen A Eileen Cocking Charles Kirkendall Della Fay Seville

Black Hawk woman dies after La Porte City crash

Mrs John Bottema 52, of seven miles northwest of La Porte City, died at 5 am Tuesday in a Waterloo hospital from injuries from a Sunday night head on collision near Eagle Center. Her right arm was amputated, and she suffered a crushed arm and broken shoulder. Her husband and five children survive. Funeral tentative for Thursday at Eagle Center, burial Mount Carmel.

LA Porte City Mirs John Bottema Grundy Center Waterloo Bottema Adams, Minn Joseph Beck la Porte Eagle Center Iowa Father Boyle Strawberry Point Mount Carmel Cemetery

Luther B. Elliott Dies at 68 Former Iowa Faculty Member

Luther Bayard Elliott 68 a former Iowa university faculty member who specialized in biology and botany died after a brief illness at General Hospital Rochester. Born Glenwood Iowa July 12 1867 he later worked with the Frank Seaman company in New York handling accounts for Lackawanna and New York Central railroads and Cunard and White Star lines.

Rochester N. Y.Y Luther Bayard Elliott Iowa University General Hospital Glenwood Frank Seaman Company New York City Lackawanna New York Central Cunard and White Star Steamship Lines

Milwaukee Track Washed Out In Winneshiek Co

McGREGOR The Milwaukee railroad tracks were washed out Monday night between Calmar and Fort Atkinson. The midnight Sioux limited from the west was detoured at New Hampton over the Great Western to Dubuque. The Tuesday morning west bound went only as far as Calmar. Tracks expected to be repaired by Tuesday afternoon.

Center Point Grocery Robbed. Meat Stolen Valued at $15

Center Point police report a Sunday night break in at the George Seemer store with merchandise theft. The largest single item stolen was $15 worth of meat.

George Seemer

Iowa City Man Takes Over Findley’s Post

Glenn L. Schmidt of Iowa City is named official acting chief of the state bureau of investigation succeeding Park Findley who died June 12. Schmidt had been unofficial acting head since April and has long ties to the Iowa national guard and previously served as an aide to Findley. Attorney General O’Connor said Schmidt will continue the methods of the Findley regime.

Glenn L. Schmidt Iowa City State Bureau of Investigation Park Findley Schmidt Findley Iowa National Guard O’connor

Funeral Services For Dr. Schroeder Tuesday

Funeral services for Dr. E. H. Schroeder a 73 year old veterinary surgeon burned when his car left a Frankville road ditch and caught fire were held Tuesday at Louis Schuette funeral parlors with Rev. J Galloway officiating. Burial followed at Garnaville. He was the last survivor of fourteen children born to Ceres community farmers. Married January 5 1887 Mary Elizabeth Clair, they made Postville their home. His wife died six years earlier leaving six children still living in various states.

Postville E. H. Schroeder Frankville Louis Schuette J Galloway Garnaville Schroeder Ceres Guttenberg Mary Elizabeth Clair Gertrude Widman Paul Kossack McGregor Allen Schroeder Elmwood Wis Harold Hargrave Watertown Henry Palmer

City petitions seek curb on dance halls and beer sales

Independence residents circulate petitions asking the city council to ban dancing in beer-selling venues, raise license fees from 100 to 300 dollars, and cut the number of licenses from ten to five.

Nine Inches Rainfall Follows Iowa Flood Damage

Fresh downpours hit central and southeastern Iowa with Primghar in northwest Iowa hardest hit by nearly nine inches. Boone observers measured 3.12 inches lifting the Des Moines River by about a foot and a half, while a 2.03 inch official reading left rain continuing. Bridges washed out and gravel highways damaged as a temporary bridge on highway 6 failed again. The Des Moines River flood risk was considered unlikely to worsen, with local showers possible tonight or Wednesday.

Des Moines Iowa Primghar Boone Weather Bureau Highway 6 Ledges Park

Manchester Man Elected Head of Osteopathic Board

ELDORA Iowa AP Dr. H B Willard of Manchester was elected chairman of the Iowa state board of osteopathic examiners at the annual meeting here Monday. Dr H E Hannan of Perry was re elected secretary treasurer and Dr W D Andrews of Algona was named director of examinations. Dr Hannan was chosen delegate to the national meeting of boards of examiners in Cleveland O July 22.

Eldora H. B. Willard Manchester Iowa State Board of Osteopathic Examiners H. E. Hannan Perry W. D. Andrews Algona Hannan Boards of Examiners Cleveland

Iowa U Graduates Take Posts With I E R A

Eight graduates from the University of Iowa school of social administration have been hired by the Iowa Emergency Relief administration. Appointees will serve in counties across the state including Elaine Fail Iowa City Polk Elaine Howard West Branch Cedar Robert Gronewald Iowa City Scott Lois Miller Iowa City Clinton Dorothy Buchanan Mechanicsville Jefferson.

Iowa City University of Iowa School of Social Administration Iowa Emergency Relief Administration Elaine Fail Polk Elaine Howard West Branch Cedar Robert Gronewald Scott Lois Miller Clinton Dorothy Buchanan Mechanicsville Jefferson

Bride Irene Bausch Weds Vernon Clark at Galena Parsonage

Miss Irene E. Bausch daughter of Mr and Mrs Adolph Bausch Wilton Junction married Vernon N. Clark son of Mrs Ross Clark at First Methodist parsonage Galena Illinois The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids Iowa.

Wilton Junction Irene E. Bausch Adolph Bausch Vernon N. Clark Ross ‘Clark Tenth Street Cedar Rapids Galena Ill

Stanwood Man Hurt As Beer Truck Strikes Car

Special to The Gazette TIPTON Clarence Davis of Stanwood, 40, is in University of Iowa City hospital with serious injuries after his car was struck by a loaded beer truck east of Mechanicsville on Highway 30 Saturday night. The truck driver C F Wertz of Cedar Rapids was uninjured and the sheriff held the truck until Monday before release to his employer.

Gazette Tipton Clarence Davis Stanwood University Hospital Iowa City Mechanicsville C. F. Wertz Cedar Rapids Wertz Davis

Chelsea Pair Sell Calf To Replace Stolen Fowls

Charles and William Bartacek, a father and son duo near Chelsea, faced charges for stealing eleven chickens from Martin Villers and selling them to a Belle Plaine produce house. They waived a hearing, posted $500 bonds, and admitted the theft to Sheriff E. O. Harris and County Attorney Raphael R. Dvorak, claiming to have taken four fowls but agreeing to replace all eleven with money from selling a calf.

Toledo Charles William Bartacek Chelsea Barraceks S. A. Brush Martin Villers Belle Plaine Raphael R. R. Dvorak

Center Point pays fifth ten percent dividend

Linn County Savings bank Center Point announces checks prepared for 10 percent dividend delivery Wednesday. This marks the fifth dividend bringing total paid to 65 percent, totaling about $29,000. Checks may be picked up at the Center Point Walker bank in Center Point.

Center Point Linn County Savings Bank Walker Bank

Anamosa Couple to Observe Their 65th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Matthew Bingham of Anamosa will celebrate their sixty fifth wedding anniversary on Wednesday. Married July 3 1870 in Marion they are pioneer residents of Jones and Linn counties.

Anamosa Matthew Bingham Marion Jones and Linn Counties

Cleveland City Manager In Iowa Lecture Friday

Clarence Dykstra city manager of Cleveland Ohio will give the fourth University of Iowa summer session lecture in Iowa City Friday night He will discuss problems of city government and participate in a round table Saturday morning Dykstra has been Cleveland city manager since 1930 after teaching at Ohio State and the University of California

Iowa City Clarence Dykstra Cleveland University of Iowa Dykstra Round Ohio State University University of California

Three Plays To Feature Iowa U Summer Theater

The University of Iowa summer theater season will showcase three productions. The all state high school group performs The Farmer’s Wife July 10 and 11 directed by Prof. Vance Morton. University actors present Prologue to Glory July 16 and 17 with Philip Foster starring. Girls In Uniform by Christian Winsloe is scheduled July 13.

the Gazette Iowa City University Players University of Iowa Eden Phillpotts Vance Morton Abraham Lincoln Ellsworth Conkle Philip Foster Christian Winsloe

Funeral for Frank J. Novak Sr. Held in Chelsea

Funeral services for 80 year old Frank J. Novak Sr. were held Tuesday at Z. C. B. J. hall with Rev. Bren officiating. Burial followed in the national cemetery. Born January 1 1855 in Prague he came to the United States in 1867 and married Sophia Macek on May 8 1875. Surviving are nine children two sisters a brother and many relatives including Sophia Prohaska and Blanche Petra.

Chnelsea Frank J. Novak Mexico N. Y Joseph Charles Wiliam Frank James Emil Lottie Nowotny Chelsea Sophia Prohaska Irving Blanche Petra Clutter Novak I. O. O. F. Lodges

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