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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1936
Page
6
Dr Charles E Friley president of Iowa State college addresses 351 graduates on education problems and the need for character training as essential for leadership. He argues for individualized programs and warns that civilization rests on right ideals rather than prosperity.
Arthur Matthes C H Phipps and Mrs Nellie Ipsen all of Iowa City were jailed after arrests based on information from County Attorney E A Baldwin Matthes is charged with auto theft tied to a Davenport recovery Ipsen arrested in Rock Island is charged with uttering a forged check and Phipps faces a concealed weapons charge.
Independence couple Caroline Mae Stauss daughter of Louis Stauss and James T. Martin son of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Martin were married at the First Baptist church on Wednesday.
Rev Henry Olsen performed the ceremony with Lillian Clark as bridesmaid and Robert Fagerland as best man. Beulah May Martin and her groom will reside in Winthrop after a Sunday reception at the bridegroom’s parents home.
University of Minnesota senior Helen Gross 22 was jailed after refusing to leave when her mother paid a $10 speeding fine. She demonstrated with a banner on her car claiming a higher speed and protested the arrest as a trick. Jailer C W Smith assisted in releasing her once the payment was made.
The undersigned appointed and qualified as Executor of Mary E Wen late of Linn County Iowa on June 3 1936 requests all indebted persons to pay immediately and all claims to be filed with W E Wallace Attorney in Linn County District Court Iowa.
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