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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1935

Page

6

Iowa Sets Rules for 10 Million Road Fund and Relief Use

Iowa highway commissioners deliberated for two days on allocating 10.5 million dollars for state road and crossing projects. They propose distributing funds by relief rolls, wage standards, and three project classes, with at least 25 percent for farm to market and non metropolitan roads, and 90 percent of labor drawn from relief rolls. They plan further review next week before final submission to relief administrators and the bureau of public roads.

Ames Iowa Highway Commissioners Iowa Bureau of Public Roads Commission Towa State Highway Department WPGM WPGH WPGS

Early Morning Fire Destroys Elevator in Council Bluffs

An undetermined origin fire gutted the Raven Honey Dew mill elevator in Council Bluffs early Friday. No one was inside. A connected storeroom remained intact as firefighters prevented further spread. Theodore Simpson, the general manager, said insurance covered part of the loss.

Council Bluffs Raven Theodore Simpson

Arthur Miller Olin cattle dealer dies at 59

Arthur B Muller known as Arthur Miller a longtime cattle dealer and resident of the area died Thursday night of heart disease He is survived by his wife two daughters two brothers and a sister Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 p m at the United Brethren church with the Masonic Judge in charge

Olin Arthur B Muller United Brethren Church Miller James Cousins Eileen Harlen Stanwood Harry W. C. Jackson

DeWitt Man Injured in Petersville Crash

Harry Jensen a DeWitt farmer was seriously hurt Thursday in Petersville when his car was struck by a truck driven by Leonard McGarry 23 of DeWitt. Jensen was rushed to Mercy hospital Clin ton for treatment. McGarry sustained arm cuts needing stitches.

Bredal Delmar Harry Jensen DeWitt Petersville Leonard McGarry Jensen Mercy Hospital Clinton McGarry T T Hoxsey

Saddle Horse Show Set At Iowa City August 15

Special to The Gazette Iowa City plans its first society horse show in over 15 years. John Nash announced the event to align with the annual 4 H club show on August 15. The event will be on the cinder track near the University of Iowa stadium with entrants from Cedar Rapids Davenport Ottumwa Muscatine Des Moines and Iowa City and purses for four classes.

Gacvette Iowa City John Nash University of Iowa Cedar Rapids Davenport Ottumwa Muscatine Des Moines

Springville Chooses Harvest Home Day Date

Springville sets August 27 for its annual Harvest Home Day observance as committees begin to be formed to plan the event.

Bpeche Springville Springvilles

Fair and Warmer Weather in View Des Moines AP

The weather bureau forecast a break in unsettled conditions with fair weather for Saturday and slightly higher temperatures in southern Iowa. Heavy rains drenched many areas Thursday night, with Van Meter recording 1.12 inches and Winterset 1.08 inches. Emmetsburg saw wind damage to telephone lines estimated at 1,500 dollars, and a heavy van and windstorm hit Corydon. Four farm buildings collapsed near Ruthven, and Sioux City hit a high of 98. Light showers occurred elsewhere in the state.

Des Moines Weather Bureau Iowa van Meter Winterset Emmetsburg Corydon Ruthven Mercury Sioux City

Confessed Forgery Ties Des Moines Ex-Pitcher to Prison Case

Des Moines. Postal Inspector Donovan says George Brown, 40, formerly of the Western league, confessed to forging and cashing a $17.88 check stolen from a mailbox. Roy C. McMillen, 41, already in federal prison for the crime, was identified by the merchant who cashed the check. Federal officials expect McMillen’s release once Brown’s statement is verified. Brown pitched for the Omaha and Rock Island Western league clubs.

Des Moines Donovan George Brown Brown Roy C. McMillen McMillen Omaha Rock Island

Towa County Reduces Budget by 76000 Dollars in 1935

Towa County reports total budget estimates at 299000 dollars for 1935, down from 375558 in 1934 and 251398 in 1933. Cuts include 40000 in road work 17000 from general fund 8000 from bovine tuberculosis 5000 for the poor 5000 from county bonds 3000 from emergency fund and 2400 from county schools. Increases of 2400 for state insane 1500 for soldier relief and 1000 for court expense offset the reductions. The levy is 9.89 mills versus 8.47 in 1934. Poor fund disbursements fall. five months in 1935 show 16184.50 versus 45225.71 in all of 1934.

Marengo Iowa J. A. Rouse

Maquoketa Board Approves 50 200 Budget For Next Year

Maquoketa school board adopts a total 50 200 budget for next year with 38 000 general and 12 200 bond funds. Operating costs rose 8 727 82 this year due to additional teachers and repairs. Two teachers were hired to fill resignations Mabel Bailey to Waterloo Ellen McDonald to Creston. Marjory Reynolds promoted to primary instructor Maxine Sayers hired as assistant Wilmer Lary added as other teacher at 60 a month. Board to seek PWA grant for new repair project.

Maquoketa Mabel Bailey Waterloo Ellen McDonald Creston Marjory Reynolds Maxine Sayers Wilmer Lary PWA Colesburg Rebekah Lodge Masonic Hall Loren Rutledge D. D. Warren Frank Brown D. D S . Walker Cora Belle Peck Frank Bush James Bush Noble Grand Vera Stone Fred Peck S G Walker S S$ Sullinger Gwensth Brown Cleo Lee L S V Edith Hemmond Inside Guardian Carl Kirschbaum Outside Guardian Watson Gull Clee Peck Keokuk County Lancaster John Brower Church of the Brethren Lynn Brower Brethren Church Cleo Herr Scotland Church Silas Horst Mennonite Church The Perry Blosser South Eng

Hale Delegates Attend Brethren Assembly Rites

The list of delegates includes Ellsworth Coffman of the Brethren church and L J Powell of the Mennonite, Cyrus Robison of Plank Township, Mrs O C Rowe of Scotland, and Elmer Riess of White Pigeon. Hale relatives receive word of Mrs Drue Dalby’s death at 75 after illness.

Lish Ellsworth Coffman The Brethren Church L. J. Powell Mennonite Cyrus Robison Plank Township O. C. Rowe Scotland Church Elmer Riess White Pigeon Hale Drue Dalby Charch Drue Wooder Masterton Ohio Frank Dalby Olin Hale Township Claude Irvin Chardan William Wooder Springville M. E. Wooder Minnie Cruise Bennett Dewitt Gladys Hahn Herman Hahn Dew Ben Jaeger Cedar Rapids Francis Hahn DeWitt Monticello Margaret Adela Sutherland Scotch Grove Presbyterian Church William Grossheim Monticello Presbyterian Church Scotch Grove Sutherland Ruth Robert Schneider W. M. Corbett Kitty Sutherland William Warner George W. Sutherland

Harry J. Lang of Monticello Dead

Monticello businessman Harry J. Lang 57 died at 11 45 p m after a stroke of paralysis. Lang long headed Iowa Electric local plant operations and was active in civic affairs. He is survived by his wife formerly Clara Hellburg three brothers and a sister. Funeral arrangements pending.

Monticello Harry J. Lang Iowa Electric Company Lang The Iowa Electric Clara Hellburg Lewis Elmer Atlanta, Ga Edward Mason, Ia Stella Jones County Fair Board

Fisherman Freed as Iowa Law on Fish and Game Declared Invalid

Ed Schuppert was acquitted when a justice of the peace dismissed the case after ruling Iowa state fish and game laws unconstitutional. The judge said the legislature cannot delegate law making power to a commission, a position upheld by the defense. County attorney Baldwin said the case would likely go to the state supreme court as a test of the commission’s authority.

Gazette Iowa City Ed Schuppert T. M. Fairchild Justice of the Peace Fish and Game Commission Fairchild Will J. Hayek Schuppert A. Baldwin State Supreme Court

Watermelon Day Date Change in Garrison

Garrison schedules the Watermelon Day for August 16, shifting from the earlier August 15 plan.

Child Clings to Bucket in 20 Foot Well Rescue

In Clarinda a two and half hour rescue saved Judy Irene Kiper from a 20 foot deep well. A wire loop around the bucket pulled the girl to safety after attempts to raise the bucket failed. Funeral services were held for Earl Ferguson, 24, of Masonville, who died after a highway accident while with his bride of two weeks.

Clarinda Bert Kiper Judy Irene Kiper CCC Masonville Methodist Church Earl Ferguson Kirksville Georgia Ashby Grieve Ferguson Fred Ferguson LeRoy Ferguson Rockford, Til Greenwood Cemetery

Superintendent Bennett Leaves Traer for State Post

H K Bennett longtime Traer public schools superintendent resigns to join Miss Agnes Samuelson state superintendent of public instruction staff at Des Moines. He will start August 1 and oversee character training efforts as a northern Iowa inspector. A farewell party was held at the Traer school gym.

Traer H. K. Bennett Traer Public Schools Agnes Samuelson Des Moines Bennett Iowa State Department of Education Bennetts Traer School

Fire Destroys Farm Home Near Oelwein

OELWEIN The Lakeside poultry farm home two and a half miles southwest of Oelwein owned by A R Crandall was destroyed by fire Thursday afternoon with an estimated loss of 1500. Mrs Crandall was at the clothesline when the oil stove boiler exploded. About 750 insurance was carried. Crandall planned remodeling and the fire burned new doors windows lighting system and all furniture. Crandall also operates a barber shop in Oelwein.

Oelwein Lakeside A R. Crandall Jon Crandall

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