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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1939

Page

3

Glenn Frank warns bankers on free enterprise dangers

Glenn Frank told the Iowa Bankers Association that breaking for business helps the ill fed and ill housed, but warned against planned economy and private anarchy. He urged a middle course between government and private enterprise to restore prosperity and avoid class conflict and wasteful spending.

Des Moines Glenn Bank Republican Pogram Committee Iowa Chicago Eaker Frank Med America State Banking Association Affals

Refunds Issued After Miller Office Reorganization

Des Moines AP reports that some state employees who contributed to the GOP campaign fund lost their money when the legislature transferred functions from State Secretary Earl G Miller. Deputy Rollo Prgeson said refunds were issued to several former office employees.

DES Moines G. O. P. Camign Los Earl G. Miller Rollo Prgeson Miller

Twins Puzzle Brain Derby Officials at University of Iowa

Identical twins Ersileen and Eileen Carpenter of Strawberry Point puzzled brain derby officials and spectators as they took Latin and twelfth grade literature exams during the University of Iowa testing program. The seniors tie for second in their school honor roll and even classmates have trouble telling them apart. Tests for 880 students concluded Tuesday afternoon with an entertainment program planned for the rest of the day.

Gazette Iowa City Ersileen Eileen Carpenter Strawberry Point Easthall University of Iowa Eileen Carpenter Twins

Marion council acts to curb train whistle use in city

Marion city council adopted a resolution to enforce the whistle ordinance amid citizen complaints and rescind a prior penalty suspension. They also approved a $75 grant from existing funds to support a rest room service at the library, funded by the Federation of Women's Clubs.

Emma F. Klein S. F. Cary J. J. Booth Federation of Women’s Clubs Library Marion Federation of Women’s Clubs M. Cira W. E. Grassfield Harold Ballard L. A. Mack Hallwood Cafe Seventh Avenue Twenty-fifth Street Henry Sampica Sampica South Third Avenue Third Street Third Fifth Avenues

James Vernon to Join California Institute of Technology

James Vernon, a University of Iowa graduate, visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Vernon before traveling to Pasadena California to take a position with the California Institute of Technology.

James Vernon University of Iowa C. B. Vernon Pasadena Calif California Institute of Technology

Fox Lodge 319 Meeting Set at Memorial Hall

F. T. Fox lodge No. 319 B of Rech T will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Memorial hall.

F. T. Fox Lodge No B. of R. T Memorial Hall

Prairie Union club hosts June meeting with mock wedding

Mr and Mrs C A Wissler entertained the Prairie Union club at their home northeast of Marion. Albert Hindman Grace Starry Harold Wagner Jean Scott and others presented a mock wedding. Wilma Weis played accordion and Mrs Merle Stewart read. Hosts to be Mr and Mrs Oscar Anthes for July 7 meeting.

C. A. Wissler Prairie Union Club Marion Albert Hindman Grace Starry Harold Wagner Jean Scott John Dixon Clyde Keith Scott Wilma Weis Merle Stewart Oscar Anthes

Leader Lewis Harlan Leaves for Des Moines Trip

Lewis Harlan state master councilor of the Order of De Molay departs Tuesday afternoon for Des Moines and will visit Sioux City before returning to Marion Wednesday evening.

Lewis Harlan The Order of De-Molay Des Moines Sioux City Marion

Mothers Club Meeting At Mrs Morrison Home

The Mothers club will meet Thursday at 2 30 PM at 1483 Tenth street the home of Mrs Walter Morrison. Members are asked to bring old clothing for the auction sale.

Mothers Club Walter Morrison Tenth Street

Alvord Family Reunion Held At Fort Dodge Area Home

The Alvord family reunion was held Sunday at the home of Mrs. Nina Alvord Ellison at 1586 Sixth avenue. Present were Mrs. Elli son’s parents Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Alvord of Lehigh and her brother Merle Alvord, plus Mrs. Alvord of Fort Dodge, sister Mrs. F. F. Smith and Mr. Smith of Grand Junction, another sister Mrs. Nettie Craig of Seattle, and Miss Mable Heal of Cedar Rapids.

Alvord Nina Alvord Ellison Sixth Avenue

Dickey's Foods Ad Offers Dairy and Pantry Deals

Raw milk at a quarter, country buttermilk ten cents a quart, ten pounds sugar forty nine cents, pork steak fifteen cents. Dickey's Foods advertisement.

Dickey’s Foods

Knight son undergoes tonsillectomy at St Luke's Hospital

Dear Knight the son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Knight underwent a tonsillectomy Tuesday morning at St Luke's hospital Cedar Rapids. Rid your premises of ants with Acme Ant Killer 23c Owen's Drug Store Advertisement.

Dear. Knight Elmer Knight St. Luke’s Hospital Cedar Rapids Owen's Drug Store

Presbyterian Sunday School Choir Plans Children’s Day Program

Members of the Presbyterian Sunday school choir are notified to meet at the church for rehearsal on Wednesday at 7 15 p m. Those taking part in the program should assemble Thursday at 1 30 p m. at the church.

Presbyterian Sunday School Methodist Church

Neill Bailie Wedding Arrives With Kansas Guests

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bailie of Pittsburg Kansas travel to visit Mr. and Mrs. W G Neill and attend the Neill Bailie wedding on Saturday in town.

Albert Bailie Pittsburg Kan W. G. Neill Neill-Bailie

Pyle Family Arrives for Summer Visit in Hollywood

Mr and Mrs G O Pyle and daughter Virginia visit Miss Helen Pyle and Mr and Mrs Robert S Oxley in Hollywood. Mr Pyle plans to return to Florida in two weeks while Mrs Pyle and Virginia stay for the summer.

G. O. Pyle Virginia Hollywood Fla Helen Pyle Robert S. Oxley Mr. Pyle Florida

Children Day Pageant Rehearsal Set at Methodist Church

Participants in the Chil dren's day pageant at the Metho dist church must meet Wednesday at 6 30 p.m. at the church for a rehearsal.

Whitney Family Mourns Death of J W Whitney

Mr and Mrs Alva Whitney are summoned to Coggan Sunday by the death of Mr Whitney s father J W Whitney.

Alva Whitney Coggan Mr. Whitney J. W. Whitney

Local families visit W R Morgan home Sunday

Mr and Mrs Paul Kimmerle and son Harold of Rowley Miss Alma Sheritts of Quasqueton and Mrs Wilma Card and Mr and Mrs Claude Sprague of Cedar Rapids were guests in the W R Morgan home Sunday.

Paul Kimmerle Harold Rowley Alma Sheritts Quasqueton Wilma Card Claude Sprague Cedar Rapids W. R. Morgan

McCannon Couple Return Home After Weekend Visit

Mr and Mrs Gayle McCannon have returned to Ottumwa after visiting the home of Mr and Mrs C E McCannon, the couple’s parents, for the weekend.

Gayle McCannon Ottumwa Mr. McCannon Mrs. C. E. McCannon

Friends Class Swim Party at Legion Pool

The Methoidist church Friends class led by Mrs Marian Klingler plans a swimming party and wiener roast on Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Legion pool. Members should bring a sack lunch.

Friends The Methodist Church Marian Klingler Legion Pool

Methodist Women to Close Year With Breakfast Meeting

The Home Missionary society will end its year with a breakfast Thursday at 8 30 a.m. at Mrs. Harry Snell's home on South Eleventh Street. Members should bring their own table service and sandwiches.

Methodist Women’s Home Missionary Society Harry Snell South Eleventh Street

Roseburg Student Visits Missouri Kin on Travel

Miss Elizabeth Campbell of Roseburg Oregon is the guest of her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs W S Campbell while en route to her home from Missouri where she studies at Park college.

Elizabeth Campbell Roseburg Ore W. S. Campbell Missouri Park College

Picnic Postponed for Friendly Guild of Methodist Church

The Friendly guild of the Methodist church has postponed its Friday picnic to June 16, delaying outdoor fellowship and activities.

Friendly Guild of the Methodist Church

Fire department meeting set for 7 30 tonight at station

Members of the fire department are asked to meet tonight at 7 30 at the station to discuss procedures and assignments.

Lindleys Attend Iowa City Commencement Visit Waldo Lindley

In Iowa City Monday to attend the University of Iowa commencement and to see Waldo Lindley receive his B S C degree were his father Lafe Lindley and Mrs Gerald Gordon Mrs Don Rundquist Mrs Charles Benedict and Miss Betty Hense Larry Gordon of Chicago accompanied them Mrs John T Christie has accompanied her sister Mrs Charles Bickal and her son John Chapman to their home in Sioux Falls S D for a visit Mrs Thomas Taylor is convalescing at St Luke's hospital Cedar Rapids from an operation several days ago

Ruth Engstrom Gene Jacobs Mary Chalmers Cory Miss Engstrom David Farley Mary Ellen Dumbalton Janet Cheadle Teddy Donna Bailey Dorothy Jackie Ratliff Jean Bob Mullaley Joyce Fosdick George Clark Beverly Vander Linden Roger Anderson Marilyn Bristol Bobbie Burns Tom Benedict Charles Bosacker Dorothy Sloan Beulah Blackford Norman Adee Louise Smith Shirley Schaeffer Richard Fikers Robert Williams Marion Joyce Peterson Jimmie Clemens Jacqueline Tubbs Cedar Rapids J. T. Christie Don Christie Richard A. Crew Virginia Crew W. G. Koppenhaver University of Iowa Iowa City Waldo Lindley Lafe Lindley Gerald Gordon Don Rundquist Charles Benedict Betty Hense Larry Gordon Chicago John T. Christie Charles Bickal John Chapman Sioux Falls, S. D Thomas Taylor St. Luke’s Hospital

Gordon Returns to Chicago After Visit with Parents

Larry Gordon came back to Chicago Tuesday following a stay here with his parents Mr and Mrs Gerald D Gordon.

Larry Gordon Chicago Mrs Gerald D. Gordon

Keswick Vacation School Ends With First Communion

Religious vacation school closes as What Cheer and Keswick children celebrate high mass at Keswick. The first holy communion is received by students, with acolytes Dan Devine Jr and Billy Loux assisting. Local boys and girls named among those honored.

Keswick Francis Dunn Kenneth Dawson Kathleen Strohman Nareen Wagner Margaret Ann Devine Kathleen Greene Dan Devine, Jr Billy Loux Allen Johnson John Loux Thomas Denney Jean Huffstuter Lucille Weber Joan Ackviller Mary Flaherty Strawberry Point G. W. Hunt Guttenberg Clayton County American Legion George Bandy Monona Ernest Seifert Elkader F. W. Getty the Legion Auxiliary Earnest Nicholson Marquette Ina Felder Hazel Barr

Floyd Rusley case jury impaneled in Iowa City court

Loretta Floyd seeks a forcible entry and detainer order against Theodore Rusley after claim he moved onto and seized property. The Rusley case joins a settled Myron Walker dispute in Judge Harold D. Evans court. Minor injuries reported when a driver fled scene forcing others to hit a bridge railing. High school seniors begin commencement week Thursday with Dr. J Stoddard Lane addressing at Macbride auditorium. Mrs. Mary Louise Meyers, 71, dies after weeklong illness. survived by husband Fredrick W Meyers and daughter Mrs S J Dear. Funeral Wednesday at 4 p.m. at Unitarian church. burial Oakland cemetery.

Iowa City Loretta Floyd Theodore Rusley Harold D. Evans Myron Walker Johnson County Floyd-Rusley Rusley Ralph White White Iowa City High School J. Stoddard Lane Plymouth Congregational Church Des Moines Macbride Auditorium Mary Louise Meyers

Educator L R Trezona 57 Dies at Brandon

Obituary for Lee R. Trezona 57 longtime Iowa educator and former seven school superintendents secretary of the Iowa Rural Christian Fellowship. Funeral at Brandon Methodist Church with burial in Strawberry Point. Survived by wife Zella Chamberlain daughter Pauline brother Will Trezona and four sisters.

Brandon Lee R. Trezona Iowa Rural Christian Fellowship Methodist John Atkins Everett Wert Ollie Risdon Walter Fehl Ralph Bender Ray Rosecrans Jimmy Dengsley Rowley Strawberry Point John L. Trezona County Corners Upper Iowa University Iowa State College University of Icewa Delhi Tracy Danberry Little Cedar Littleport Ainsworth Will Trezona Scales Mound Ill Guy Harris Galena A. J. Preffett Lawrence Kan Henry Kamoss Will Smith

Auto Collision Injures Girl in Tipton Area

Verna Schott 14 of Mechanicsville sustained a left arm fracture when a collision occurred Monday at 5 p.m. between her employer Ed Lampe and her father-in-law Randall Aegerty's car. Verna, passenger with her brother Donald 13 and sister Dorothy 16, was treated at St Luke's hospital in Cedar Rapids and reported in good condition.

Tipton vVerna Schott Mechanicsville Here Verna Randall Aegerty Donald Dorothy Rogerty Ed Lampe St. Luke's Hospital Cedar Rapids

West Amana Couple Married Fifty Years

AMANA Mr and Mrs Gott lieb Pfisterer of West Amana celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a Sunday dinner. Attending were Mr and Mrs Emil Young and sons Alfred Herbert and Clarence of Conroy, Miss Burnita Alcorn of Cedar Rapids, Mr and Mrs Clarence Gunzenhauser and children Gene Betty and Bobby of Marengo, Mr and Mrs Henry Pfisterer and Ferdinand Pfisterer of Clarksville Missouri, and Miss Ella Pfisterer of West Amana.

Clarksville, Mo Ella Pfisterer West Amana

Covey of 17 grouse seen at Pike's Peak park

Park Custodian Milo Peterson spotted a covey of 17 ruffed grouse near Pike's Peak state park while laying out a trail. The mother grouse fluttered through the leaves feigning injury to shield her chicks as the alarm whistle sounded.

McGregor Iowa Pike’s Peak State Park Milo Peterson Peterson

Record enrollment at University of Iowa reaches over ten thousand

Registrar H C Dorcas reported 10 336 students received instruction at the University of Iowa from June 1938 to June 1939, the second largest 12 month total. Eight thousand eight hundred forty one were on campus, with the September June figure at six thousand eight hundred two. The liberal arts college enrolled 4606, graduate college 3840, commerce 553, engineering 515, nursing and pharmacy up, marking notable gains.

Iowa City H. C. Dorcas University of Iowa Liberal Arts Graduate Engineering College

Reunion celebrates 100 years of Fulwider settlement in Cedar County

About 149 descendants of John and Henry Fulwider gathered near Tipton to mark a century since their settlement on Sugarcreek banks. Attendees came from Iowa and beyond. Edna Fulwider Masterman traveled from Los Angeles, and prizes honored long distance travel, marriages, and oldest attendees. Officers were elected and plans made for a 1940 Cedar County reunion at the fairgrounds west of Tipton.

Tipton John Henry Fulwider Cedar County Sugarcreek Edna Fulwider Masterman Los Angeles Texas Colorado Minnesota Iowa C. S. Nebergall Aaron Long Eddie Bell Bennett Richard Nebergall West Virginia Floyd Fulwider Ruby Phelps Jack Fulwider Frances Fay Fell Dorothy Kaufmann Alvah Morphew Patsy Albee JoAnn Schilling Laurael Fulwider

Complexion Clue in Counterfeit Bill Faces

Federal agent Julian T. Baker told the Iowa Bankers association that the complexion of Lincoln or Washington helps distinguish fake greenbacks. He described portrait faces as key and noted rough features and lacking expression on counterfeit notes. He added engraving limits make genuine notes harder to imitate and tellers can spot unfamiliar faces quickly.

Des Moines Abraham Lincoln George Washington Julian T. Baker Federal Secret Service Iowa Bankers Association

Marengo Boy Wins National Prize

Guy Groff Jr., 17, of Marengo, awarded a national $300 scholarship by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Only Eagle Scouts considered. Groff plans to use the prize after graduating Marengo High School next year. He previously earned a 1937 national Scout medal for lifesaving after rescuing a companion from drowning and is at Boys' State at Camp Dodge.

Guy Groff, Jr Marengo Veterans of Foreign Wars National Boy Scout Headquarters Groff Marengo High School Camp Dodge

Twenty One Sex Criminals Returned To Fort Madison

Twenty one prisoners serving sex crime sentences have been moved back to Fort Madison penitentiary from work camps at other state institutions. The board of control announced the transfers on Tuesday. Eight of these inmates had been sent from the insane hospital at Mount Pleasant, three from Independence hospital, three from Oakdale sanatorium, and seven from Woodward institution.

Des Moines Fort Madison Board of Control Senate Insane Hospital Mount Pleasant Independence Oakdale Woodward

Burglars Take $145 From Decorah Farm Implement Office

Burglars shattered the safe and manipulated the lock at Farmers Implement in Decorah Monday night, taking $145. No injuries reported and authorities seek leads.

Decorah The Gazette Farmers Implement Company

Grinnell Plans 169 Seniors for June 12 Commencement

Grinnell college faculty recommended 169 senior candidates for degrees for the June 12 commencement. Of the arts degree candidates 155 pursue BA with 45 in business administration and 28 in economics. 14 seek bachelor of music. The address will be by Fred W. Barr of Bronxville. Harry L. Hopkins, secretary of commerce and trustee, expected to attend.

Grinnell Grinnell College Board of Trustees Fred W. Barr Bronxville, N. Y Harry L. Hopkins Secretary of Commerce

Monticello Woman Receives Phi Beta Kappa Key

Elsa Ruth Gutnecht of Monticello Iowa was awarded a Phi Beta Kappa golden key for excellence in teaching at the Lewiston Normal commencement in Lewiston Idaho on Monday.

Lewiston Idaho Elsa Ruth Gutnecht Monticello

Wilson Defends Iowa Safety Program From Political Attacks

Gov. George A. Wilson rejected claims that political postures jeopardized Iowa safety efforts during a safety council banquet in Des Moines. He praised nonpartisan safety work and the creation of the Department of Public Safety, noting support from Sidney J. Williams and other speakers.

DES Moines George A. Wilson Iowa Gov Wilson Iowa State Safety Council Sidney J. Williams National Public Safety Council Williams United States Highway Patrol Safety Council Iowa Highway Patrol W. Earl Hall Mason City Department of Public Safety The Karl Fischer

Arlington Couple Celebrates Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs C H Arnold marked their fifty years of marriage in Arlington with family and friends visiting during the afternoon and evening. Both were born in Delaware county and relocated to Fayette County thirty five years ago after living in Earlville. They have two daughters, Mrs Rodney Miller of Aurora and Mrs Richard Raines of Minneapolis, and six grandchildren Rose Richard Robert John Raines Marie and Jeanette Miller.

Arlington C. H. Arnold Mrs. Arnold Delaware County Arnold Bruce Minerva Ashburn Gould Sarah Henry Arnold Earlville Fayette County Delwein Rodney Miller

Hold Inquest Wednesday In Tama Fire Tragedy

Tama coroner Dr. A. J. Wentzien said the inquest into the death of five Price children will be held at Tama city hall Wednesday at 8 am. The fire that destroyed their home May 27 killed Harry 9 William 7 Adelia 5 John 3 and Daniel 16 months.

TAMA Thomas Price A. J. Wentzien Tama Comery Harry William Adelia John Daniel

Local 78 Year Old Finds Strength From Natex At Pharmacy

Marion E. Tripp 78 of 534 H Street SW says Natex renewed his appetite and energy after years of indigestion and poor sleep. He reports calmer nerves and better digestion from daily use and invites others to visit the PODZIMEK'S PHARMACY representative at 100 Second Avenue SE opposite the post office. Natex is sold by leading druggists.

Natex Marion E. Tripp Podzimek Second Avenue

Also Mentioned on This Page

Glenn Frank JWA Ebersole E. A. Ebersole Keokuk Pital Brand Twins Easileen and Marion News Cary Club Carrie Reichert Clara Wilson L. M. Phelps Owen Fernow A. E. Blinks E. W. Griffith Phelps J. A. Beeson E. V. Carey Mrs. Ott Shepard C. E. McCannon St. Paul's Lutheran Church L. R. Trezona ID Scholls Iowa University Reunion H. O. Smith Star Jewelry CO Second Street SE Marengo Boy Honor Monticello Marion Tripp
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