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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1933
Page
7
Charles B. Murtagh assumed the role of state comptroller as a new financial oversight act took effect. The changes align with ongoing reforms in state finances and governance, with attention to public safety funding and the administration of fiscal controls across departments.
A fragment mentions Terraplamins and a car marketed as self driving with claims it requires little care. The text includes nonsensical phrases and unclear references to a crown and nurse, suggesting OCR garble rather than a coherent article. No clear event or person was documented.
About 6 000 people attended Tama's all day celebration Tuesday. A realistic Indian village by Mesquakie and Fox descendants drew visitors downtown. A parade of floats and bands opened the event, with Chelsea and Tama participants. A morning baseball tournament featured local teams, followed by Montour performances in the afternoon.
Notice of sale of estate real and personal assets by sheriff under execution. Defendant required to satisfy court ordered taxes and payments. Sale details reference to location near Southwest Quarter and West Central area with parcel identifiers and court seals.
Mr and Mrs Stephen Chapin of Vinton celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a family dinner and large reception at home. He was born July 5 184 and has lived in the area all his life. she was born in Buckinghamshire England Jan 8 1856. Three of their four children attended with spouses, and seven grandchildren were present along with relatives and church friends.
WEST UNION Hens Richmond, reputed the area’s youngest Civil War veteran, died after a long life beginning in Indiana. Born November 2, 1849, he joined the Forty sixth Wisconsin Infantry at 15, served ten months, and later farmed near Fayette West Union and Donnan. Surviving relatives include three sons Harvey, Glaser, and Howard Richmond. He was active in Abernethy Post of the Grand Army of the Republic and the Payette County Veteran Association.
Funeral services for Edwin W Joseph ifelone a Hopkinton resident were held at the Hopkinton country home with burial in Hopkinton cemetery. Edgewood bids farewell to Rev G W McConkey and wife as they depart for Cedar Rapids while welcoming Rev F O Winslow and wife from Cedar Rapids.
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon for Mrs Rebecca Anna Snider who died at her daughter Mrs Amy Arnold Lockingage home Sunday after a four year illness.
The under signer Tony Maler appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of William Malek of Linn County Iowa deceased. Creditors urged to make immediate payment and file duly authenticated claims with the Clerk of Linn County District Court. Geo. R. Griner is attorney for the administrator.
A multi casualty car crash near Waterloo injures Dubuque and Oelwein residents including Nancy Myer 13 Benedict Myer 10 and Woodrow Burrill 18. Elgin Burrill 20 and Maurice Kaupen Oelwein suffer injuries. All treated at St Francis hospital. Elgin Burrill and Benedict Myer discharged after first aid.
John Fraseur, son of Mr and Mrs George Fraseur, living north of Tipton, was badly injured Monday afternoon when he fell from the tongue of a two hay wagon beneath a mule team. The mules frightened and ran, tipping the wagon and causing cuts and bruises.
J Gegenheimer, 45, left a city Fourth of July celebration, returned home, locked in a garage and shot himself in the abdomen. He died at 6 30 am Wednesday. Authorities cite poor health and financial worries as factors. Obituary style report notes the act occurred amid local events.
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