Funeral of Mrs. John A. Limback Draws Cedar Rapids Hundreds
Hundreds attended the mass at Immaculate Conception church for Mrs. John A. Limback of Cedar Rapids who died in Seattle. Father Ernest P. Ament led the service with Rev. Louis Forrey delivering the sermon. organist Mabel Canning accompanied, and pallbearers and ushers assisted. Burial followed at Mount Calvary cemetery with memorials from local firms and organizations.
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John A. Limback
Immaculate Conception Church
Cedar Rapids
Seattle
Wash
Ernest P. Ament
Louis Forrey
Forrey
Clara Zimmerman Limback
Maria
O Salutaris
Mabel Canning
N. P. Craemer
A. J. Diebold
M. J. Benne
Frank C. Welch
Frank J. O'Connell
Dubuque
George Klaner
Chicago
J. J. Studer
Charles Byrnes
Melvin Hutchinson
D. E. McGrath
John Borman
Turner Chapel
Material Dealers’ Association
Limback Lumber Company
Order of Foresters
Rotary Club
Tuesday Club
Curtis Bros. Company
Wisconsin Lumber Company
Jake Lampert Lumber Yary
Hawkeye Lumber and Coal
Home Lumber Company
Hatch and Brookman Company
Ogden Lumber Company
Nagle-Eaton Lumber Company
Williams and Hunting Company
Cedar Rapids Sash and Door Company
Builders Material Company
King’s Crown Plaster Company
South Side Sash and Door Company
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Wild Life School to Hold Session at Backbone Park
The Wild Life School of McGregor opens August 1 to 13 and hosts an all day session August 4 at Backbone Park Strawberry Point with talks by Dr. H. E. Jacques Dr. Charles R. Keyes Dr. James H. Lees and Byron W Newberry The morning program in the park pavilion covers two legs versus six legs Indian Mounds of Northeast Iowa and Early Seas and Lands The afternoon features nature hikes guided by faculty through the park to study trees rocks Indian mounds birds and flowers.
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Strawbery Point
Wild Life School of
McGregor
Backbone Ee Park
Park Pavilion
H. E. Jacques
Iowa Wesleyan
Charles R. Keyes
Archaeological Survey
Iowa Historical Society
Mount Vernon
James H. Lees
Des Moines
Byron W. Newberry
Strawberry Point
R. D. Noble
Jacques
Indian Mounds
Iowa
Keyes
Lees
Fculty
How to Play And How to Win in Retting Card Game
Discussion of predicting trick power from final declaration and how defenses rely on bidding inferences. Example shows West using partner information to defeat a contract by trumping hearts and leading diamonds. Includes a question about the correct West bid given a specific auction and hand.
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Vane
West
Cceur
Waeth Tien Lew
North
East
Oldest Columbus resident Sarah A. Allen dead at 96
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah A. Allen 96 oldest resident of Columbus Junction were held at her daughter's home. She died Thursday night at the Coffin residence where she had lived sixteen years. Born April 27 1836 in Concord Ohio she married Harry Allen July 4 1854 whose death occurred August 10 1885. Survived by daughter Mrs. Coffin and grandson Frank Coffin. Burial in Columbus City cemetery.
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Columbus Junction
Sarah A. Allen
F. G. Coffin
W. A. Lamp
Methodist Church
Columbus City
Allen
Sarah Flate
Concord
Ohio
Harry Allen
Considerable Building In Vicinity Of Elkader
Prices stay low as building picks up in Elkader. Fred Bauer begins a brick veneer home on lower First Street at about $6000. John Schneider adds a frame house on upper First Street for roughly $5000. Henry Benschnieder starts a West Elkader basement for a Dutch Colonial. August Koehn builds on a site of a burned home south of town. A Barney Muench farm barn rises west of Elkader to replace a tornado wreck. William Becker plans a barn on Lau farm in Volga township next week. John Wilken from Arlington raises a barn on the Hagensick farm west of Elkader this week.
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Elkader
Fred Bauer
Lower First Street
John Schneider
Upper First Street
West Elkader
Henry Benschnieder
August Koehn
Barney Muench
William Becker
Lau
Volga Township
John Wilken
Arlington
Hagensick
Dyersville Youth Drowns At Maquoketa River Beach
Al Woestemann 17 son of Mrs. Harry Woestemann of Dyersville died Friday at Terrill park beach Maquoketa River after a suspected heart attack while swimming with three companions. He sank near a float ten feet from shore and was recovered after twenty minutes of diving. artificial respiration failed. A star athlete at Dyersville High School, he is survived by his mother a sister Esther, his father having died a year ago.
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Manchester
al” Woestemann
Harry Woestemann
Dyersville
Maquoketa
Terrill Park Beach
Woestemann
LaVerne Fietcher
Ea Ig High School
Esther Woestemann
Guardian Asked to Appoint Andrew Whaylen Guardian
In Waterloo a district court on Saturday heard an application to appoint a guardian for 75 year old Andrew Whaylen. His adopted son Cressy is charged with murdering Whaylen's wife. Whaylen, once a famed wild west showman known as Plano Bill, is described as mentally ill and unable to aid police in the shooting on a country road near Reinbeck.
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Waterloo
INS
Andrew Whaylen
Cressy
Whaylen
Reinbeck
Refunds Ordered in Iowa Legislator Salary Grab Case
Judge E K Daugherty rules refunds may be collected from former Senator Frank Shane, former Representative L W Hall, and Representative Leonard Simmer for about 65 000 paid under the unconstitutional salary grab act. Each defendant faces a 500 judgment plus interest. The ruling cites a state supreme court decision and holds state not bound by officers acts when fraud is involved.
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State Board of Audit
Fortythird
Forty-fourth
Indian War Veteran On Long Hike to Yukon
An Iowan War veteran named John Lonedog travels north with two homemade carts loaded with junk. He walked six miles to Iowa City and plans to reach Detroit then cross into Canada toward the Yukon, carrying an affidavit of service from 1917 and wounded at Cambrai.
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Iowa City
Iowa
John Lonedog
Yukon
Lonedog
Detroit
Dominion
Royal North Lancashire Regiment
Boston
Cambrai
France
Preston
England
Mississipi Valley
Ganges
Dominions
Ohio Woman Revives Old Exchange Plan
Cleveland notices a revival of barter exchange led by photographer Mrs. Ethel Standiford Mehling. She lists 36 participants including physicians architects ministers jewelers and a hotel ready to trade services or goods for needs they lack cash to buy. The plan envisions trades such as a dentist sewing a gown or a dress for a wife in exchange for dental work.
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Cleveland
Ethel Standiford-Mehling
Iowa News in Brief Highlights Across Counties
Reports from Wellman Central City Strawberry Point Oxford Vinton Dysart Springville Edgewood and other Iowa communities include court actions park concerts divorces school work and local notices. Notable items mention Gilbert Welsh 19 of Millville facing a ten year sentence and A L Kessler 62 of Oxford dies at home with nine children surviving.
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Arham
Justice Weihay
Kennedy
Richmond
Kennedy Stern
Kalona
Chicago
Wellman
Eardley Bell, Jr
H. D. MacGugin
John Niece
R. Ss
Guy Mundy
V. G
R. D. Crouch
I. G
William Krueger
Strawberry Point
Rebekah Lodge
Anna Petersen
Bertha Allen
Noble Grand
Nelle Phelps
Addie Little
Anna Dorman
Miss Nee Tracy
Lillian Lyons
Wilberta ‘Tracy
Mary Tracy
Inner Sentinel
Grace Duncan
Outer Sentinel
William Schultz
R. S
N. G
Mary Hines
Lizzie Wareham
Emily Cunliffe
L. S
Mary Wilder
Adah Nichols
Oxford
A. L. Kessler
Johnson County
Frank
Cedar Bluffs
Mary Steinbrech
Solon
St. Peters Church
Cosgrove
Vinton—Thoma Ward Klein
Norway
Benton County District Court
Truman H. Klein
Marengo
Mary T. Parry
Thomas F. Parry
Keystone
Rock Island
Premier Of Green's Play Presented At State University
The world premier of Paul Green's play Tread The Green Grass was staged by the University of Iowa Players. It depicts a rural struggle between a lord and the devil for Tina's soul, using music and painting in short impressionistic scenes. The girl ends up insane as the devil escapes.
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Iowa City
Paul Green
University of Iowa Players
Tina
Green
Roads Near Bixby Park Grading Raises Safety Concerns
Edgewood residents are urged to detour as a half mile of road near Bixby State Park undergoes dangerous construction. The ridge road to Strawberry Point is being graded and in poor shape. Park work aims to reduce washouts by building dams to trap sediment after the summer floods, which washed out hundreds of feet of park roads and carved a creek bed that created a local swimming spot for youth.
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the Gazette
Edgewood
Bixby State Park
Strawberry Point
Paramount presents Washington Masquerade with Barrymore cast
The Paramount feature Washington Masquerade stars Lionel Barrymore with Robert Young Margaret Perry and Lewis Stone in a melodrama of political intrigue and old morals. The Rialto offers Range Law with Ken Maynard delivering frontier action and stunts.
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Paramount
Lionel Barrymore
Washington
STATE
Robert Young
Margaret Perry
Lewis Stone
Rialto
Ken Maynard
Threat of Showers Welcomed in Iowa
Hot weather persisted in Iowa with a four day heat wave. highs reached 102 in Clarinda and lower elsewhere. Forecasts predicted cooler air in the southeastern corner. statewide minimums dropped to the mid 60s with light precipitation reported in Alta and Sioux City.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Reed
Clarinda
Lamont
Davenport
Iowa City
Atlantic
Creston
Omaha
Alta
Waterloo
Albia
Burlington
Keokuk
Marshalltown
Boone, Carroll
Sioux City
Iowa Falls
Boone and
Two Heat Deaths Reported in North Central Iowa
AP reports two men died of heat prostration in north central Iowa. William Preble of Mason City collapsed midweek while working and died Friday night. Floyd Waltz, 30, of Belmond, died at home Friday night after heat exposure from a highway job near Goldfield midweek.
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Mason City
Iowa
William Preble
Floyd Waltz
Belmond
Goldfield
Edgar Earnest Stricken by Sunstroke Near Tama
Edgar Earnest, a young farmer living four miles east of Tama, was in serious condition Friday evening at his home after being stricken by sunstroke while working in the hay field at noon. He remained unconscious and suffered convulsions.
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Tama
Edgar Earnest
Earnest
Iowa Senate Joint Resolution Adopts Vacancy Filling Amendment
The General Assembly proposes an amendment to Article three to fill vacancies by general law and to be chosen at the next general election. The Secretary of State must publish the amendment three months before the election. This is a true copy of Senate Joint Resolution No. 2, 44th General Assembly.
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General Assembly
State of
Iowa
General ‘Assembly
Neral Assembly
Ihereby
Senate
44Th General Assembly
G. C. Greenwalt
Notice of Hearing on Will Admission in Linn County Iowa
Court notice from Linn County Iowa states on July 22 19 that the Last Will and Testament of Braverman late of the county is to be offered for probate and proof for admission before the district court in Cedar Rapids. July 15 19 S Johnson clerk district court.
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State of Iowa
Linn County
District Court
Gs Kk&.m
Braverman
Cedar’ Rapids
Iowa
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