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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1935
Page
6
A fragmented page from Cedar Rapids features assorted misc items listing names, places, and figures such as towns, years, and various monetary amounts. The readable portions mention community names and scattered numbers reflecting a period-era snapshot without a single cohesive event.
Anchorage report details a mass exodus as 19 families resign from the Alaska colonization project. The Palmer center director and others oversee departures aboard the North Star and Coast Guard support while remaining volunteers and workers depart for stateside duties.
Fairbanks travels to Hollywood for a business meeting amid a flurry of speculation and social buzz. The report notes notable figures and industry contacts, with observers watching for potential collaborations and announcements.
Wording notes the Declaration of Independence will remain in place at the Library of Congress. The article claims state papers librarians and activists agree it should not be moved.
An exasperated Henry McLemore watches as the Yankees Giants and Orioles surge in major league play on Independence Day. He fears a winner will emerge as teams from New York and surrounding circuits push for headlines.
Postwar era advice column outlines Nancy Page discussing fashion trends and sewing details. The text mentions embroidery, buttonholing, and cotton work. guidance covers needlework, lace, and crafting decorative edges for garments with emphasis on August techniques.
A contested leaflet about linens and a Kinwa map was obtained via venting three costs and a self addressed stamped envelope in Nanny Page care of the paper. The fragmentary text mentions lines and a diary style entry with unclear details.
Boone County Superintendent of schools listed as victim in a fatal shooting at a residence. Police say the woman was found dead in the home on Wednesday with a gunshot wound to the head. Investigators pursued leads and questioned potential witnesses as the case remained under inquiry.
Supporters rally for Agnes Samuelson at the NEA convention in Nohaiday urging a win. Delegates include Mins Aches Samuelsen, with names like Woodruft and Coudleton noted among attendees and speakers.
A fragmentary report notes Condauta casting Mas Ants and Mattern in a local matter. The page indicates an event or flyer tied to Wednesday, with unclear details. Further readable items suggest a notice or brief about community action and potential scheduling.
A woman was left with a broken neck after a suspected assault. She was taken to the hospital for treatment and is described as having learned of the injury during the incident. Further details are not provided.
A fragment reports Cedar Rapids auto toll details for 1935, noting counts and fatality figures with unclear wording. The text mentions aceldbentny and lfied and references deaths at 18 kei, indicating missing or garbled data about traffic charges and casualties in Cedar Rapids.
John M O'Brien 41 of 529 Fifth Avenue SE died at 6 25 am Thursday after a three month illness. He worked for John Deere in Waterloo. Born November 3 1892 in Stone City he lived near Anamosa before moving to Cedar Rapids sixteen years ago. Survived by three daughters Esther Ramon z Lucinda and Richard all of Cedar Rapids, twin brother Matt of Waterloo, four half brothers William Jim Woute George White Sam White, six half sisters Mrs Hate Strekel El River Muna Mabel Rose Cedar Rapids Lyda Weubseek Mandy and Mery Springville. Arrangements to be announced. Jeter Friends met call at Turner chapel.
Joseph Ceynar 64 longtime Cedar Rapids resident and Spanish American War veteran died at Soldiers Home Dan Salle Hi at 11 am Tuesday after a Jonghiness He served in Company L First Nebraska Infantry in the Philippines Survived by his wife Olive two sons James Colbert and Lurm.r both of Cedar Rapids a grandson two brothers and seven sisters Funeral service at Polish Chapel Friday at 2 20 pm conducted by Spanish War veterans Bunzl burial in Lin nweence Friends may call chapel Thursday 2 to 9 pm War veterans meet Friday 10 pm at the eater a L0 pm local veterans group to attend the service
George W Lamb 77 died after a long illness at Center Point. He was a lifelong Cedar Rapids lodge 141 member and husband to his wife. he left behind two daughters and a son. Funeral services will be at 2 pm Saturday at Beatty chapel with burial in the Shi Jon cemetery. calling hours at the chapel.
New York AP reports Dun and Bradstreet tallies show bank clearings for the five days ending Wednesday at 8 82 million 874 000 in the twenty five leading cities of the United States up from 4 516 592 000 the prior year a rise of about 9 percent over the week including Independence Day trading days.
Juan Ignacio Pombo 21 flew across the Atlantic in a romance flight to visit Senorita Elena Rivera. After stops in Africa and Natal Brazil, his plane wrecked on May 27 and he awaits repairs in Para. Rivera plans to travel to Spain where her father is ill, leaving Pombo to seek another crossing and possible rejection.
Archduke Leopold of Austria Hungary died at 66 in a Berlin two room flat after a life marked by romantic independence and romance with a Viennese streetwoman. He had renounced titles before WWI and lived from writings acting and teaching languages with little family aid. He died of a paralytic stroke in his sleep alongside his 46 year old wife.
In Polson Montana Indian couple Louie Hammer and Elizabeth Woodcock tied their civil knot after Indian service agents prompted intrusive questions. Mayor J W H Cline then performed the marriage ceremony completing white man customs.
In a team-of-four contract play from 1935, two expert players tested psychology by passing on the first round to feign a sacrifice. North and South at one table chose to bid six hearts and made the contract after an opportunistic discard, while a pass at the other table led to no score.
Grace C Koppenhaver reports on Mrs William Paul of Marion whose family includes ten living children and twenty nine grandchildren. Her twin grandsons Everett Jack and Ernest Jr celebrate their first birthday as the youngest in the Paul brood. Mrs Paul, 80, keeps busy on the farm with 400 chickens and 40 canaries and has crafted many crocheted and knitted items. She immigrated from Prussia at 13, married William Paul in 1876, and lived near Marion most of her life.
The Mothers' club hosts a picnic at Thomas park on July 11 with hostess Mrs Edna Birls. U S circle members meet July 10 at Mrs G A Patschke’s home. Child Study club hosts a July picnic at Thomas park. Woman's Progressive club gathers July 11 at Mrs Norris Stewart's home. Local families and guests attend picnics and visits in Marion with described neighbors and relatives.
Lockwood and families joined Mrs. Miller and relatives for a Thursday home gathering. Thomas park picnic dinners featured numerous households. Rural Garden club meets Friday at 2:30 p.m. at Mrs. Clifton Hawk’s home. Golf tournament reservations are requested for Sunday at Winton Country Club. Townsend club held an all day rally at Thomas park. Marion hosts Cedar Rapids club with music talks and basket dinner. Sunshine division of Methodist Ladies Aid met with Lottie Dawson hosting. Past Noble Grand association plans Friday afternoon meeting. Richard Burt and Cedar Rapids guests join several local families for gatherings.
In Chewelah Washington three sisters aged 52 years apart are reunited after an Illinois tornado tore their home apart and injured family members. Mrs. Frank Crang of Clinton met her sisters Mrs. Ellen Bennison of Waverly Washington and Mrs. A. D. Blue of La Grande Oregon during the family gathering this week.
In Kharkov on Thursday pilots Kachuk and Butovsky of the Soviet air force climbed to 27 129 feet and descended without mishap. The ascent was paced to acclimate them to high altitude.
Russell W. Lemley and Imo gene Lee of Cedar Rapids. William J. Dougherty and Bernice Stodola of Cedar Rapids obtained marriage licenses.
The Greek government reportedly chose September 29 as the plebiscite date to decide between maintaining the republic or restoring the monarchy. The move signals a national referendum event to settle the constitutional form of government.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rinderknecht at 910 L Street SW on June 30.
A derailment on the Denver and Rio Grande line at Geneva Utah killed three transients and injured eleven others as rescuers removed twisted wood and steel from the wreckage on Wednesday.
Adolf Hitler cabled Fourth of July greetings to U S President Franklin D Roosevelt from Berlin signaling Nazi leadership extending a formal diplomatic gesture amid U S Germany tensions.
Lee Mooney, 72, of Logan West Virginia says rattlesnakes won’t hurt people if treated right. He carries two snakes he claims have been his pets since he was ten years old.
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