Daily Record Weather and Score Dispatch for July 29 1939
City and regional temperatures and scores listed for Cedar Rapids Mount Ayr Sioux City Omaha Des Moines La Crosse Dubuque Davenport Keokuk and more. Night and day readings show highs in the 60s to 90s with varied wind and city notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Falls
Mount Ayr
Sioux City
Omaha
Charles City
Des Moines
la Crosse
Dubuque
Davenport
Keokuk
Washington
Tampa
New Orleans
Galveston
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
Havre
Bismark
Detroit
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Names of residents listed in Cedar Rapids area
Malcolm Byers and Evelyn Norton of Olin John L. Garloff of Lake Park and Gladys Garloff of Oakdale Gayln A. Peterson and Ruth Talbot of Cedar Rapids Willard L. Henkels of Spechts Ferry and Annastasia Freiburg er of Dubuque Fred P. Nathan and Zefie A. Koblasse of Cedar Rapids Lloyd Milke and Bernice Beyer of Cedar Rapids John E. Andrews of Fairfield and Eleanor Montgomery of Waterloo Richard M. Loftus and Monica C. Klein of Cedar Rapids
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Byers
Evelyn Norton
Olin
John L. Garloff
Lake Park
Gladys Garloff
Oakdale
Gayln A. Peterson
Ruth Talbot
Cedar Rapids
Willard L. Henkels
Spechts Ferry
Annastasia C. Freiburger
Dubuque
Fred P. Nathan
Zefie A. Koblasse
Lloyd Milke
Bernice Beyer
John E. Andrews
Fairfield
Eleanor Montgomery
Waterloo
Janet Fesler Case Involving Cruel Treatment Grounds
Janet Fesler filed by Daniel Fes ler against a judge C. J. Haas over Saturday ruling on cruelty and inhuman treatment grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Fesler
Daniel Fesler
C. J. Haas
Death of James W. Toizon at 524 Twelfth Street SE
James W. Toizon aged 65 died early Saturday at his home 524 Twelfth street SE. The notice records his age and residence and reports the event without further details.
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James W. Toizon
Twelfth Street
St Luke's Hospital Births Report Two New Arrivals
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Munger of 2613 Meadowbrook drive SE on July 29, followed by a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Darling of 618 Second street NW on the same date.
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St. Luke’s Hospital
T. C. Munger
Meadowbrook Drive
Ray E. Darling
Second Street
Day Fined For Speeding In City Court
C. M. Day of 2220 B avenue NE is fined $10 and costs for speeding 40 mph in a city court case.
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C. M. Day
B Avenue NE
NLRB Orders Vote Among La Plant Choate Employees
The NLRB ordered a 15 day election among production maintenance and service workers at La Plant-Choate Manufacturing Co Inc Cedar Rapids Iowa to choose bargaining representatives. Voters may back United Farm Equipment Workers CIO International Association of Machinists Harmony Lodge FL or select no representation.
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Washington
Labor Relations Board
la Plant - Choate Manufacturing Co., Inc
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
United Farm Equipment Workers Organizing Committee
CIO
International Association of Machinists
Harmony Ledge
81 year old man commits suicide after pension dispute
George Sherbondy 81 faced questions over $887 in county aid and a denied pension claim. He burned his home, released his chickens, and drove away before dying in his car with a note and a $644 check to the undertaker. Officials said he owned over $500, the limit for pension eligibility, and funds would reimburse the state after funeral costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
George Sherbondy
Sherbondy
Three Crashes Are Fatal To 12 Persons
Eight people died in two separate crashes near Fremont. On Route 20 three miles east of Fremont a three car collision killed Alvin Deveney 51 and his son Alvin 21 of Detroit Delia Weil 45 of Mansfield Florence Covenay unknown Blanche Covenay of Lakewood and Frank Benadon 50 of Lakewood died later in hospital. A second fatal crash on Route 12 two miles northeast of Fremont killed Louie Dierick 21 of Chicago and an unidentified man after their car caught fire following a head on collision with a truck.
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Fremont, Ohio
Ins
Fremont
Route 20
Alvin Deveney
Alvin, Jr
Detroit
Delia Weil
Mansfield
Ohio
Florence May Covenay
Frank G. Benadon
Lakewood
Blanche Covenay
Route 12
Louie Dierick
Chicago
Four Die in Murfreesboro Auto Truck Crash
In Rutherford County near Murfreesboro four people were killed when a car collided with a truck on Saturday. The victims are B. T. Lewis Nan Nie Lewis their son Clebert Lewis and Hilary Cooper, son of Mrs. Lewis by a prior marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Ins
B. T. Lewis
Nannie Lewis
Clebert Lewis
Hilary Cooper
Farm prices unchanged in mid July report
The average prices received by American farmers in mid July held steady from the month before as the price index remained at 89 percent of the pre war peak, according to a Friday agriculture department release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Hog Corn Feeding Ratio Improves for Livestock Feeds
The Agriculture Department said July shows a more favorable hog corn feeding ratio as hog prices rise and corn prices fall. For July 15, 100 pounds of live hog equaled 13.1 bushels of corn nationally, up from 11.9 a month earlier and down from 15.9 last July. In the Corn Belt the ratio stood at 15.3, compared with 13.5 the month before and 18 last year, and Iowa recorded 16.9 versus 14.8 in June and 18.9 last July.
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Washington
Suspect Arrested in $600,000 Hollywood Heist
Harry C. Arnow, 58, a New York salesman, was arrested Friday as one of two men sought in Los Angeles for disposing of $600,000 stolen by the phantom burglar from Hollywood stars. He was indicted by a federal grand jury there on April 19.
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New York
Georgia Hound Trade Becomes Profitable Big Business
Albert Payson Terbune reports a booming Georgia hound industry where locals sell large numbers of dogs to northern sportsmen. Hounds are bought cheaply and resold at high profits for short term use in hunting seasons across Virginia and the Carolinas.
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Georgia
Virginia
Carolinas
Wallace Opens Poultry Congress In Cleveland Exposition
Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace opened the seventh world poultry congress and exposition in Cleveland with 41 countries represented. Officials estimate about 500,000 visitors will attend during the sessions running through August 7.
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Cleveland, O
INS
Secretary of
Henry A. Wallace
Oil well reaches depth on Roy C. Smith farm north of Columbus Junction
A test oil well on the Roy C. Smith farm five miles north of Columbus Junction on highway 76 has reached 1200 feet and casing is being installed. It is among the first wells of its kind in eastern Iowa. Work began June 12 with a night shift on duty in recent weeks.
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the Gazette
Columbus Junction
Roy C. Smith
Highway No. 76
Iowa
Plans To Fly Bulls To New York Fair
Sidney Franklin of Brooklyn announced plans to fly two bulls to the New York world’s fair. This cattle stunt would be the greatest bovine aerial venture since the cow jumped over the moon.
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New York Fair
Mexico City
Sidney Franklin
Brooklyn
New Deal bloc battles over wage and housing bills in Congress
A House debate over a prevailing wage for WPA workers and a halt on foreign silver purchases prompted a 40 to 38 vote split. The Democratic caucus failed to back must-pass bills as anti New Deal sentiment grew. Leaders postponed the $800 million housing measure while a resolution backed Roosevelt program aims drew mixed reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Pat McCarran
House
F. R
Woodrum
Gavagan
New York
McKeough
Illinois
Democratic Party
United States
Rep
McNutt denounces Hoosier booster pamphlet
Federal Security Administrator Paul V. McNutt criticized enthusiastic Indiana unemployment compensation division supporters who published a pamphlet praising him for the Democratic presidential nomination. He urged no partisan promotion and noted the pamphlet’s portrayal of his career from 1925 to 1941 and a Capitol sketch implying a White House goal.
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Washington
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
McNutt
Social Security Administration
Indiana University Law School
National Capitol
White House
Roosevelt
Fire destroys Waechter general store in Harper
A fire leveled the Waechter general store at Harper early Saturday. Sigourney and Keota fire departments responded but could not control the blaze. No loss estimate available.
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Sigourney
Waechter
Harper
Keota
France Plans Foreign Legion Expansion From Refugee Pools
Paris reports the French government eyeing 200000 to 300000 stateless and refugee men for Army service. A provisional census targets foreigners aged 20 to 48, with 600 Czechs moved to Sidi Bel Abbes to form a Czech led unit. Authorities say most fighting age refugees are veteran soldiers.
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Paris
France
Spain
Switzerland
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Sidi-Bel- Abbes
Foreign Legion
War Ministry
High Command
Tolson Dies After Prolonged Illness Father of Two Noted Officials
James William Tolson 65, longtime special investigator for the Milwaukee railroad, died at 524 Twelfth Street SE after a long illness. Born April 12 1874 in Alpha Missouri he lived in Cedar Rapids 28 years and held Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias memberships. Survived by widow two sons Clyde A Tolson and Hillary A Tolson and grandsons Walter and Robert Tolson, plus sister and brother. Funeral arrangements await arrival of his sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James William Tolson
Clyde A. Tolson
Washington, D. C
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hillary A. Tolson
Santa Fe
N. M
National Park Service
Twelfth Street SE
Turner Chapel
Tolson
Milwaukee Railroad
Alpha
Cedar Rapids
The
Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
Walter
Robert Tolson
Hattie Anderson
Chillicothe
Ora C. Tolson
Oilsdale
Calif
Much Interest In Raider Booster Game Wednesday
Raiders atop the Three-Eye league bring fans to Bloomington for booster night on Wednesday August 2 at 8 15 p m with Smulekoffs furniture store sponsoring. Cedar Rapids visits Bloomington while a curtain raiser pits Drew’s champions against Wilson and company at 6 30 p m. Admission is 20 cents for most seats.
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Raiders
Smulekoff
Bloomington
Cedar Rapids
Drew’s
Wilson and Company
Smulekoff’s
Council and Truckers Clash Over Work Hours and Payroll
City officials and truck drivers debated vacation time and Saturday afternoon off plans, focusing on how reducing hours might raise the headcount. The union argued for broader privileges, while the city sought a no payroll increase solution. The mayor urged good faith talks to avoid tax impact.
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Dave Williams
Paul Clark
John Wagner
Cedar Rapids
Fred Paulsen
Paulsen
George Stickley
F. K. Hahn
White
Wagner
Tighten Emergency Powers In France
Paris reports the cabinet approved a decree suspending parliamentary elections until May 1942 to curb internal dissension amid a tense European situation. President Lebrun will sign, making the measure immediate under Premier Daladier's decree powers.
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Paris
France
Europe
Albert Lebrun
Council of Ministers
Edouard Daladier
Society to honor tennis players at Cedar Rapids club
Nearly 100 reservations had been made by noon Saturday for a buffet dinner and dance tonight at Cedar Rapids Country Club. The event honors players in the Middle States Tennis Tournament held this week at the club. Dinner starts at 7 in the main dining room and porches, followed by dancing to an orchestra.
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Cedar Rapids Country Club
Luncheon Honors Mrs Boice and Miss Hull with Bridge Prizes
A group of friends entertained Tuesday at the Elks club for Mrs Frank Boice of St Louis and Miss Jean Hull of Waukegan as house guests of Mrs A W Kyndberg. High bridge scores went to Mrs Ralph Podzimek Mrs H B Adkins and Mrs P Snowman. Thursday afternoon further luncheon at the Emerson home honored Mrs Boice with bridge prizes to Mrs K V Turner and Mrs Snowman.
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The
Elks Club
Frank Boice
St. Louis
Jean Hull
Waukegan
A. W. Kyndberg
Ralph Podzimek
H. B. Adkins
P. Snowman
Lewis Emerson
Snowman
R. C. Wieland
R. L. Rink
Adkins
Podzimek
Kyndberg
Emerson
Boice
Bridge
K. V. Turner
H. M. Taylor
George Russell
E. G. Curty
Fidelity Country Club Meeting Highlights Friday Program
Mr and Mrs Sam Miller hosted a Fidelity Country Club gathering with a business meeting followed by a varied program. Performances included Mrs Joe Shearer sketch Le Etta Schrimper piano Arline Quass Ames Farm Bureau talk Vernon Schrimper recitation Melda and Marie Miller guitar duo Ardis Quass and Jean Riley 4 H demonstration LaVonne Miller piano Le Etta Schrimper Melda and Marie Miller trio and Vernon Schrimper song. Refreshments for 27 members followed. Next meeting set at Harry Kindig home with Roland Schrimper duo in charge.
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Sam Miller
Fidelity Country Club
Joe Shearer
le Etta Schrimper
Farm Bureau
Ames
Arline Quass
Vernon Schrimper
Melda
Marie Miller
Ardis Quass
Jean Riley
LaVonne Miller
Harry Kindig
Roland Schrimper
Birthday Evening For Miss Shirley Like At Mrs Like Home
Mrs Henry Like hosted a Tuesday birthday gathering at 1514 Fourth Avenue SE in honor of her daughter Miss Shirley Like. Guests included Iola Mentzer Ruth Rich Mildred Boardman Marcella Shipton Ruth Preston Zoe Shipton Betty Webb Emma Allen Ruth Allen Lucile Hamlin Peggy Fisher Eileen Shipton Lucy Siver Betty Like Raymond Churchill Bill Strait Harold Wright Aarph Preckl Dean Met calf Bill Boardman Ed Cleaver Bill Cain Leo Procek and Fred Wodrich.
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Henry Like
Fourth Avenue SE
Miss Shirley Like
Lucy Siver
Betty Like
Iola Mentzer
Ruth Rich
Mildred Boardman
Marcella Shipton
Ruth Preston
Zoe Shipton
Betty Webb
Emma Allen
Ruth Allen
Lucile Hamlin
Peggy Fisher
Eileen Shipton
Raymond Churchill
Bill Strait
Harold Wright
Aarph Preckl
Honored at Luncheon for Iosty and McGinn Move Plans
Mrs. C. B. Iosty and Mrs. D. P. McGinn were feted Friday by their bridge club at the Commonwealth Tea Room. Gifts were given to the guests who are moving to Des Moines and Pasadena respectively. Present were Mesdames A. G. Iosty, C. D. Davidson, H. G. Hoyt, G. R. Dean, M. F. Dingman, Carl H. Neitzel and B. F. Johnson.
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C. B. Iosty
Seventeenth Street
D. P. McGinn
Fifth Avenue
Bridge Club
Commonwealth Tea Room
A. G. Iosty
C. D. Davidson
H. G. Hoyt
G. R. Dean
M. F. Dingman
Carl H. Neitzel
B. F. Johnson
Iosty
Des Moines
McGinn
Pasadena
Calif
Guests of Calkins Celebrate Brief Visit
Mrs. B A Hoyt of Bedford and Mr and Mrs L P Johnson of Salina Kansas are guests of Mr and Mrs J J Calkins 143 Thirtieth Street SE. Mrs Hoyt and Mrs Johnson are sisters of Mrs Calkins. The Johnsons are en route to northern Minnesota and Canada for a two months vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Hoyt
Bedford
L. P. Johnson
Salina
Kan
J. J. Calkins
Thirtieth Street
Hoyt
Mrs. Johnson
Calkins
Minnesota
Canada
Mr and Mrs Obed Bean Host Guests from DeKalb Ill
Mr Obed Bean and his wife hosted Friday Mr W Embree and Mrs Embree of DeKalb Illinois at 1004 First Street SW The Embrees are relatives of Mr Bean and Mrs Embree is a former Cedar Rapids resident who once worked for the local telephone company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obed Bean
First Street
Mr. Bean
W. Embree
Embree
DeKalb, Ill
Miss De Bont Hosts Slumber Party
Miss Margaret De Bont of 1438 Fourth Avenue SE entertained friends at a slumber party at her home. Honored guest Virginia Glenn returned after a month with friends in Palo. Attending were Misses Gertrude Colgan, Genevieve Scanlon, Margaret Suppie, and Louise Kiffe.
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Margaret de Bont
Fourth Avenue SE
Virginia Glenn
Palo
Gertrude Colgan
Genevieve Scanlon
Margaret Suppie
Louise Kiffe
VFW Auxiliary Hosts Picnic at Ellis Park Duck Pond
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars and friends shared a picnic luncheon Wednesday at the Ellis Park duck pond. Approximately five hundred attended with prizes awarded to Mrs. Hugh Sheridan and Mrs. Otto Tweed.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ellis Park
Hugh Sheridan
Otto Tweed
Notice of Appointment of Administratrix
Iowa notice states on May 28 1939 Susan C Hurd was appointed administratrix of William J Hurd estate in Linn County Iowa Those owing debts should pay and those with claims must file them in the Linn County District Court with attorney A Fordyce listed as attorney for the administratrix
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Ss Ae
William J. Hurd
Susan C. H . Hurd
Nievas Hosts Welcome Party For Out Of Town Guests
Mr and Mrs A C Nievas hosted a Thursday evening summer cottage gathering north of Cedar Rapids for visiting guests from Pasadena California Toddville and Salt Lake City Utah. Mrs Lynch and Mrs Walcott sisters met at the party for the first time in 17 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Nievas
Hillside Drive
Cedar Rapids
Ralph MacCammon
Alyce
Pasadena
Calif
Homer Walcott
Toddville
Fred Lynch
Salt Lake City
Utah
Bernice Nievas
Ed Nolan
Citywide Box Hockey and Tether Tennis Tourneys Held
Friday at Daniels playground hosted box hockey and tether tennis. Champions to be awarded plaques include junior boys tether tennis Craig Sweet. senior boys tether tennis Fred Bissell. junior girls tether tennis Helen Novak. senior girls tether tennis Hildegarde Kraus. Box hockey champions: junior boys Fred Wilson. senior boys Howard Ross. junior girls Mary Ellen Kraus. senior girls Sybil Kenney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels Playground
Craig Sweet
Sixteenth Street
Fred Bissell
Harrison
Helen Novak
First Street
Riverside
Hildegarde Kraus
Sixth Street
Fred Wilson
Seventh Street
Sinclair
Howard Ross
Seventeenth Avenue
Mary Ellen Kraus
Sybil Kenney
Avenue NW
Elks Playground
Court House News: Two Arrests Also Reported at Coggon Festival
Melvin Staten of Troy Mills received three months in jail for illegal liquor sales with two months suspended after 30 days served. Clare Oliphant of Walker pled guilty to intoxication, fined $25 and costs, and serves sentence. Sheriff Smith closed five gambling games at the Coggon Harvest Home festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Churchill
Oliphant
Smith
Divorces Sought On Cruel Treatment Grounds
Mildred Allen sues Harlan Allen for divorce in Denver Colorado claiming cruelty after their 1934 marriage. Rachel McArtor seeks divorce from James McArtor after a July 3 1935 Galena Illinois wedding. Janet Fesler files for divorce from Daniel Fesler after a December 10 1935 Williamsburg marriage. Mrs Allen seeks custody of two children. Mrs McArtor asks restored use of the name Rachel Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Allen
Harlan Allen
Denver
Colo
Rachel McArtor
James McArtor
Galena
Ill
Janet Fesler
Daniel Fesler
Williamsburg
DeWitt’s DWI Charge Dismissed After Lack of Evidence
A preliminary charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated against Guy DeWitt, 35, of Cedar Rapids, filed before Justice H.R. Churchill last December, was dismissed by Judge C.J. Haas on the county attorney’s motion for lack of evidence. An appearance bond was released. The charge stemmed from a collision between DeWitt’s car and one driven by F. D. Miller, 3432 First Avenue E, on December 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy DeWitt
Cedar Rapids
H. R. Churchill
C. J. Haas
DeWitt
F. D. Miller
First Avenue E
Hatch and Brookman Co extends corporate period to 1959
By renewal and substituted articles filed with County Recorder Dempsy Jones the Hatch and Brookman company of Cedar Rapids extends its corporate period 20 years to May 20 1959. Officers are L O Hatch president G F Brookman vice president R W Brookman secretary treasurer Ellen J Brookman and G K Thompson directors include.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dempsy Jones
Hatch and Brookman Company
Cedar Rapids
L. O. Hatch
G. F. Brookman
Center Point
R. W. Brookman
Ellen J. Brookman
G. K Thompson
Revell Will Probate Zeros on July 19 Death
The will of A W Revell dated October 19 1936 probated after his July 19 death. Hulda Marga ret Revell wife receives a life estate with testamentary power for half the residual estate and grandchildren are residuary legatees. Hulda M Revell named administratrix with the will annexed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Revell
Hulda Margaret Revell
Law rence Clark Child Support Hearing Continued
Judge C Haas continued proceedings in the child support citation against Lawrence Clark, 21, until Sept 18 at 10 a.m. The citation petition alleged a July action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Clark
Distress Payment, Warrant, and Estate Move Details
A divorce decree requires one payment of 10 dollars to Lera Clark overdue since February. A. J. Conner, 43, of Omaha, was returned to Cedar Rapids from Council Bluffs by deputies on a warrant for false uttering of a check. Clifford A. Bort is reinstated as executor of Emma Bort estate after a stipulation with Ralph C. Bort, following his prior resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lera Clark
A. J. Conner
Omaha
Cedar Rapids
Council Bluffs
Roy Radebaugh
P. J. Whittemore
H. R. Churchill
Clifford A. Bort
Ralph C. Bort
Emma Bort
Cedar Rapids man held on false uttering warrant released
C R Graves 30 Cedar Rapids detained by Linn County officials Thursday for Fayette County on a warrant charging false uttering of a check. He was released late Thursday after proceedings were dropped. Elizabeth Stark sues Paul W Stark for divorce and seeks custody of two children. They wed Manchester September 14 1933. Anton Pipal suit against Charles and Irma Landergott dismissed with prejudice. Thornwood Amusement default in Myriad Reflector replevin for reflector ball and four spotlights valued at 236 dollars. Maxine Nebendahl sues Victor Nebendahl for divorce alleging cruel treatment. Walter F Mrstik seeks divorce from Ethel A Mrstik for cruel and inhuman treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Graves
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Fayette County
Elizabeth Stark
Paul W. Stark
Manchester
Anton Pipal
Charles Landergott
Irma Landergott
Thornwood Amusement Company
C. J. Haas
Myriad Reflector Company
Maxine Nebendahl
Victor Nebendahl
Walter F. Mrstik
Ethel A. Mrstik
Neighborhood Mourns Jerry Killed By Truck
The neighborhood grieves the death of a white Pomeranian named Jerry from Seventh avenue SE. Jerry chased a barking dog into a passing milk truck on Saturday morning and was fatally hit. Mrs. Louis Broulik expresses no blame, noting it was an accident. Jerry was laid to rest Saturday afternoon under the Brouliks’ garage window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry
Louis Broulik
Seventh Avenue SE
Seventh Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Deaths James William Brown former Cedar Rapids resident dies in Waterloo
James William Brown born November 14 1864 in Odell Illinois died suddenly Friday at the home of his youngest daughter Mrs Harold J Ryan in Waterloo. He lived on farms near Walnut Iowa and had two marriages Eva Florence Willits and Carrie Ellen Johnson. Survived by two sons Chester M and Reno D and four grandchildren. Body at O Keefe and Towne mortuary Waterloo. Funeral services pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James William Brown
Cedar Rapids
Harold J. Ryan
Waterloo
Odell, Ill
Davis S
Pauline Hadley Brown
Walnut
Iowa
Eva Florence Willits
Carrie Ellen Johnson
Gerald Woods
Fullerton
Calif
Ryan
Chester M
Cypress
Reno D
Meridian
Ida
Ray and
Mary Jean
Cecile
Harold David Ryan
O’keefe
Towne Mortuary
Funeral services for Hugh A Parks in Cedar Rapids
Hugh A Parks died Friday in Chicago. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p.m. in Turner chapel, with Rev. Billings of Chicago presiding. Burial to follow in Oak Hill cemetery. The body arrives in Cedar Rapids Sunday night and will be taken to the chapel. friends may call Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh A. Parks
Chicago
Turner Chapel
Mr. Billings
Oak Hill Cemetery
Cedar Rapids
Atlantic Coastline Lengths Cited in Years Past
The article notes the Atlantic coast of the United States extends 1888 miles while the Pacific coast runs 1366 miles, reflecting regional geographic measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pacific
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Record
NLRB
la Plant-Choate Co
Cintecests Gras
Walter Winchell
Walter Win
Chell
By Albert Payson Terbune
Ack
Wallace
Poultry Congress
Encase
Harper Store
Sidi-Bel-Abbes
Algeria
Census of
James W. Tolson
Sam Millers
Shirley
Guests OF
Calkin’s
Miss DE Bont
Vv. F. W. Auxiliary
A. Fordyce
Mary Handlin
Court House News
Man
James W. Brown
Bezdek
Johnson Avenue
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