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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1934

Page

12

Washington liquor store talks drop amid protests

Negotiations for a state liquor store at Washington were temporarily dropped after protests to the liquor commission. The commission said the strong opposition prompted setting aside consideration of the Washington site while other contracts proceed. Individual purchase permits were said to be ready about five days before stores open, and distribution would follow.

Des Moines Harold Cooper The Liquor Commission Cooper Washington Commission Brady Transfer and Storage Company Fort Dodge White Line Transfer and Storage Company Commision L.E Stone Highway 6

Funeral for Dr Fred D Merritt Held Saturday

Mount Vernon mourns Dr Fred D Merritt lifelong educator who died Thursday. Funeral services will be Saturday at 10 am at the family residence with Rev C F Stratton and Dr E T Goueh officiating. Burial beside his parents at West Union. He taught economics at multiple colleges in the west and midwest and was the first to receive a PhD from the University of Iowa.

Mount Vernon Fred D Merritt C F Stratton E T Goueh West Union Merritt West Middlewest Cornell Mount Verron University of Iowa LA Porte City Robert Haire A. B. Lovejoy Haire Waterloo Lowden Trinity Lutheran School Trinity Hall Hugo Wiebel Elmer Wenndt Victor Hein Leonard Meyer Edwin Kroemer Wilbert Stolte Arlene Helmold Irene Krueger Gertrude Stolte Marian Licht H Mans Trinity Lutheran Church Hugo Wie Rev. M. Steege Cedar Rapids Marengo Frank Hinkelman West Branch K. D. Krumroy Quality Krumroy Frank Shaull Marengo Cafe Lloyd Masteller Grace Crenshaw Bess Luce J. J. Vertrees Terry Hotel A. B. Slechta Deloit Vertrees Monticello C. R. Fisher Des Moines Herbert Ray Russell Fisher Darrell Fisher Pittsburgh E. L. Fisher Herbert Fisher

Two Bandits Abduct Man In OsKaloosa and Des Moines

Des Moines police hunted two armed men who robbed Bastian Denhatog of his truck and 25 dollars. They forced him to drive to Camp Dodge and wire funds to the sheriff before allowing his return. Deputies were dispatched to retrieve the victim.

Des Moines Bastian Denhatog Oskaloosa Denhatog Camp Dodge Frank Hook Hook

Meat Van Upsets On Tama Street

Mrs Celia Rice of Waterloo allegedly ran a stop sign at Highway 59 and 30 Friday morning causing Carl Fordeen driving a meat transport truck to swerve. The truck overturned dumping barrels and boxes across the street. Fordeen and his companion were unhurt. They were enroute to Chicago from Omaha aboard No 30.

Beedal Gallatte TAMA Celia Rice Waterloo Carl Fordeen Fordeen Chicago Omaha

Auto Crash Fatal to Garrison Man

William J. Turner 42 of Garrison died in Vinton hospital at 2 30 am Friday after a skull fracture from an automobile accident near Mount Auburn. His son in law Winfred Crowe was with him when a wheel came off. Turner, born in Kentucky, moved to Garrison in 1924. Surviving: wife Gustava Dicker Turner and eight children. Funeral set 2:30 Sunday at the Methodist church in Garrison.

Vinton William J. Turner Garrison Vinton Hospital Mount Auburn Turner Winfred Crowe Kentucky Gustava Dickerson Lester Crowe Henry Gray Wilma Paul Wayne Marjory Methodist Church D D Whitmore Baptist Church

Men Dig Out Terrier From Drain Pipe Near Grundy Center

Men spent a day and a half to rescue a terrier owned by Buster Bienfang from a drain pipe after it chased a rabbit into a cellar opening. Neighbors called for help. the dog was eventually freed to a happy reunion with the Bienfang children.

Specis!t Gazette Grundy Center Buster Bienfane Wats Bienfang

Lenox College Graduation Marks Largest Class Yet

Forty nine students receive diplomas in normal training and liberal arts at Lenox junior college in Hopkinton. Three music diplomas awarded. Commencement speaker was Paul Buckholst of the University of Dubuque. Alumni prizes go to Rosalind Dunlap and others. alumni banquet and tributes follow.

Pearl M. Reeve EB. V. Laughiineff Steel Pennsylvania Missouri Iowa Rosalind Dunlap Dorothy Squier Alice Mae Ottillie Joyce Preston Irvin Adams Walter Slaser Lloyd Pierce Neva Reed J D. MacAllister J D MacAlister Eleanor MacDonald Norman Easter Hugh Robinson James Littlefield MW Campbell A E Anderson W P Lord

Springville Masons Mark 75th Anniversary Celebration

Springville lodge No. 139 A F and A M observes its seventy fifth anniversary with a Friday evening celebration in Springville. A dinner will be served by the order with 1450 covers planned for members and guests from surrounding towns.

Springville Springville Lodge No

Iowa News in Brief Consolidates Iowa town notices

Iowa brief items cover several towns including Manchester Calamus Clarence Toledo Riverside Calmar Clermont Toledo Edgewood La Porte City Lowden MareNgo La Porte City West Branch and Des Moines related notices and events. Highlights include graduation programs honorary letters and diplomas at Manchester High School the Calamus Alumni banquet postmaster changes in Clarence and Toledo commencement addresses at the State Juvenile Home and multiple local obituaries and civic notices.

Cornell Alumni Reunions Highlight Open Campus Weekend

Special to The Gazette Mount Vernon Road House opens Saturday for Cornell alumni of many classes led by 1894 members celebrating forty years. Merle N. Smith of Pasadena will give the commencement address with Dr Charles R Keyes in charge. Antigone will be staged on library steps with Ava Schnittjer as Antigone and a cast from several towns. Alumni events include chapel, induction for class of 1934, luncheon, and a 6 30 banquet with speakers from Cedar Rapids, Cedar Falls, and Colorado Springs. A reception follows at 3 30 with President Burgstahler prior to the banquet.

Mount Vernon—Road Cornell College Cornell Merle N. Smith First Methodist Church Pasadena Calif Charles R. Keyes Luella Boyd B Avenue NE Cedar Rapids Sophocles Antigone Albert Franklin Johnson Ava Schnittjer Delhi Carl Weber Columbus Junction Alva Benson Algona John Ross Winnie Clear Lake Wesley Wichman Glenn Low Mount Vernon Fred Kluss Alumni Association H. J. Burgstahler Methodist Church H. C. Ring Richard Baker Cedar Falls Dean T. R. McConnell Walter B. Gray C. H. Dudley Colorado Springs Clyde Tull Lucile Indra Lena, Jr Claude Rose Newton

White Man s Hoey Said Tama Indian Flood Predictions

Special to The Gazette reports George Young Bear of the Twn reservation dismissing white claims that Indians can predict floods. He says such notions are false and that Indians do not desert lowlands. The piece cites old tribal signs and notes today’s Indians roam hills out of love of nature, not flood fears. Also reported is the death of Dr. R H Spence, 59, in Painesville Ohio, formerly a Wyoming physician, survived by wife, a son and a daughter.

George Young Bear Twn Young Bear Wyoming A. W. Peck R. H. Spence Painesville

Jobs found for 1000 more Iowans

The Iowa state employment service placed 1,004 persons in the week ending May 26. Frank Wenig says 153 placements were women and 851 men. Women found in domestic and personal service roles, office work, and misc occupations. Public works employed 610 men. others went to private employers.

Des Moines Iowa State Employment Service Frank E. Wenng Ottumwa Burlington Sioux City Davenport Dubuque Cedar Rapids Waterloo Mason City Council Bluffs State Service Wenig

Refunds On Auto Licenses Issued In 94 Counties

DES MOINES AP Complet ing its checking in 94 counties the state motor vehicle department Friday has issued 233 650 refunds on 1934 automobile licenses the value of which was 747 581 50 Lew Wallace department superintendent estimated that completion of the check in the other five counties will bring the total number to about 250 000 and the total amount of the refunds to about 760 000 Refunds resulted from enactment of a bill at the special legislative session reducing that part of the registration fee based on the car's value after the third registration. Refunds in some of the completed counties were Polk 41 523 Scott 26 360 Linn 23 182 Black Hawk 18 256 Jasper 14 407 Dubuque 14 285 Poweshiek 5 895.

Des Moines State Motor Vehicle Department Lew Wallace Polk Scott Linn Black Hawk Jasper Dubuque Poweshiek

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