Masons Urged to Support Democracy at Iowa Lodge Meet
Grand Master Tom B. Throckmorton of Des Moines urged about 1,000 Masonic delegates and visitors to defend democracy and its institutions. He warned of a global drift toward despotism, praised early American Masons, and called for loyalty to law while stressing the needs of the hour rise above party politics. He concluded with faith in God and charity, as the opening ceremony became public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Masonic Grand Lodge
Shrine Temple
Tom _ B. Throckmorton
Des Moines
Dr. Throckmorton
Europe
Throckmorton
United States
Masonry
Iowa
Grand Lodge
Iowa Masons Host Visiting Grand Lodge Officers
Business men from far countries visit a local plant as Grand Chaplain John L. Hillman and Mayor Frank Hahn welcome attendees. Minnesota guests include Grand Master Frank W. Matson and Grand Secretary John H. Anderson with others from Iowa Masonic bodies. Grand Master Throckmorton to lead memorial program, with grand lodge officers to be elected Wednesday and sessions closing Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Hillman
Indianola
Frank Hahn
Cedar Rapids
Harry L. Searles
Bristow
Grand Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Adah G. Thompson
Eastern Star
Myrtle Cook
Des Moines
Grand Lodge
Paul N. Clark
Clifford D. Jory
Sheldon
Minnesota
C. C. Hunt
Frank W. Matson
John H. Anderson
St. Paul
Grand Council of Royal and
Iowa
Harry H. Dean
Royal Arch Masons
C. C. Clark
Burlington
Throckmorton
All Bran Saved Me From a Lifetime of Suffering
Mrs. Lloyd Baird of Denver recounts severe constipation for three years eased by Kellogg’s All-Bran. Within two weeks bowels regular, life regained, claim saved from lifelong suffering. Two tablespoonfuls daily, three in severe cases, as cereal or ingredient. All-Bran sold by grocers, Kellogg Battle Creek guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Baird
S. Bannock St
Denver
Cole
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Court Calendar Sets 67 Cases in District Court Session
Judge H C Ring organized sixty seven law equity and probate cases for the trial calendar, with first hearings June 9 and sessions through June 25. The dense docket includes Appl vs Est of Tabinsky dec’d and many HOLC, Barron Motor, and trust cases, plus a probate will for Sarah A McKee dated May 28 1934 naming Loyd McKee as beneficiary and W E Yessler as executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
H. C. Ring
Tabinsky
el al «Moti
Cupp
Schillix
Wapsie
Val Fair
Linn
Fair
Sediacek
Treas
Hall
Wise
Tabinskys
Sankot
Binko
Bacon
Concrete Materials Co
Fitch Co
Mays Drug Co
Miles
Mcluzh
McHugh
Suchomel
Rank
Riley
Ali Olc
Scolaro
Ali Holc
Good
Holc
Klink _ Grubner
Brown
Butler and Son
McShane
Alsop
VanNote
Soder
Butler
Barron Motor
Trust of
Freeman
Zody
Goddard
Ramsey
Boyse
Matheny
Hepner
Clevenger
McGrew
Streeter
Adjust
Crossett
Marck
App
Mack
Dec
Sterner
Augustine
Stodola
DeQuerre
DeGuerre
Pavilson
Larimer
Shaffer
Bates
Shaligry
Shafer
Fred Cartridge
Western Auto
Shores Co
Ia Chem
Mueller
Tracy
Francisco Auto Htr
C. R. Auto Supply
Wapsie Vol. Fair
Linn Co
Farr
Sarah A. McKee
Loyd McKee
W. E. Yessler
Settlement Reached in Workman's Comp Case at Court
A settlement was reached Monday at the courthouse before a pending hearing on the workman’s compensation claim of Harley Fisher. The case, before Deputy Industrial Commissioner Ralph Young of Des Moines, involved Fisher alleging a cinder or foreign object blown by the wind entered his eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Fisher
Ralph Young
Des Moines
Fisher
Divorces Sought By Boltons Kasss In Separate Petitions
Anna Katherine Bolton seeks a divorce from Leonard K Bolton in Central City on cruel and inhuman treatment. They wed May 19 1933 at St Anne Illinois and she requests custody of a daughter. Audrey Kass sues Adolph N Kass for desertion, custody of a son, marriage in Ossi June 28 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Katherine Bolton
Central City
Leonard K. Bolton
St. Anne
Audrey Kass
Adolph N. Kass
Ossi
Counterclaim in $165 car damage suit filed in district court
Dr. T F Hersch counters a $165 automobile damage action brought by Donald C Miner on Feb 3, seeking $122.98 for alleged car damage from a Dec 15 1936 collision at Fifteenth Street and C Avenue NE. The same court awarded Byron Boysen $150 plus interest in a contract suit against Paul V Wilson. Irene Northrup seeks divorce from James Northrop, with marriage dated Nov 30 1935, in a district court cross petition filed Aug 29 1934 and May 7 1936 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Hersch
Donald C Miner
Dr. Hersch
Donald Hersch
Miner
Fifteenth Street
C Avenue NE
H. C. Ring
Byron Boysen
Callaghan and Company
Paul V. Wilson
Irene Northrup
James Northrop
Devil Is Driving preview at Iowa theater Wednesday
City council members and civic groups are invited to a 10 30 a m preview of The Devil Is Driving a Richard Dix Joanne Perry film that highlights reckless driving dangers. The Cedar Rapids audience will also see the film when it opens Friday at the Town Theater through Monday as a regular attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Theater of
Richard Dix
Joanne Perry
Chamber of Commerce
Young Men’s Bureau
The
Cedar Rapids
Plan Gladiolus Show For Aug 6 and 7 Cedar Rapids
Plans for the annual Cedar Rapids Gladiolus show at the Z C B J hall August 6 and 7 were discussed by the Cedar Rapids Gladiolus society at the Roosevelt hotel. The outlook is promising with glads growing nicely due to spring moisture and many new varieties expected to be exhibited. Garden tools and rock garden ornaments were awarded at Monday’s meeting. The next regular meeting will be July 12 with S G Smith, secretary, handling awards. SL Stolba presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Z. C. B. J. Hall
S. G. Smith
SL. Stolba
House Approves Tax Evasion Probe
The House debates tightening tax loopholes with a focus on federal and state tax exemptions. Rep. Gerald P. Boileau urges timely committee reporting by July 15, while Rep. Usher L. Burdick seeks concrete corrective provisions. President Roosevelt notes constitutional hurdles to universal federal payroll taxation and raises concerns over tax exempt securities. Missouri seeks social security tax refunds for Stark administration credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D
Morgan
Congress
Burdick
Roosevelt
Treasury
Missouri
House
Lloyd C. Stark
Mrs. Osa Johnson Plans Jungle Film Expedition
Mrs. Osa Johnson, renowned explorer, traveled to Los Angeles to finalize arrangements for a film expedition in the African jungles. This trip follows the January plane crash near Los Angeles that fatally injured her husband Martin Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Osa Johnson
Martin Johnson
Here
Two Year Old Swallows Kerosene In Robins Home
James Thompson, two, son of Mr and Mrs Verle Thompson of Robins, swallowed kerosene at home. Part of it went into his windpipe causing coughing and slight choking. He was treated at St Luke's hospital Monday evening and then taken home. The kerosene may have come from a stove being replaced or from brushes soaked in kerosene. The father works in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thompson
Verle Thompson
Robins
St. Luke's Hospital
Thompsons
Cedar Rapids
Funeral today for Independence girl, 21
Doro Badman of Independence died at University hospital Iowa City Sunday after a three month illness of myasthenia gravis. Born Feb 10 1916 she lived in Independence all her life. She attended Independence High School 1933 Iowa State Teachers College and Iowa State College. Survived by parents and one sister Mrs Tony Wengert Hazleton. Funeral Wednesday at Swan and Leytze funeral home at 3 with Rev Henry Olsen Baptist pastor. Burial Mt Hope Cemetery.
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Gazette
Independence
Dorothy Badman
University Hospital
Iowa City
William Badman
Independence High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Iowa State College
Kappa Delta Sorority
Ames
Tony Wengert
Hazleton
Swan and Leytze
Henry Olsen
The
Baptist Church
Bare
Mt. Hope Cemery
Births in Cedar Rapids area June newborns listed
Born to Raymond Link at Mercy hospital a daughter June 5. Arthur Rich at Mercy hospital a daughter June 6. John Skalicky at Mercy hospital a son June 7. Maurice Korsmo at St Luke's hospital a son June 6. George Chaloupka at St Luke's hospital a daughter June 7. James A Davis in Oelwein a seven pound son June 8. Mrs Davis formerly Irene Walrath, daughter of Leonard Walrath of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Link
Twenty-second Street
Mercy Hospital
Arthur Rich
Cedar Rapids
John Skalicky
Avenue
Maurice E. Korsmo
Thirty-second Street
St. Luke's Hospital
George Chaloupka
Twenty-second Avenue
James A. Davis
Oelwein
Davis
Irene Walrath
Leonard Walrath
Trucking Rates Between Cedar Rapids and Chicago Rise
Announcement from the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce traffic bureau says trucking rates between Cedar Rapids and Chicago will increase by over eight percent. The new Class 1 rate rises to 86 cents per hundred pounds, Class 2 to 73, Class 3 to 60, and Class 4 to 47, effective June 15 for all shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Traffic Bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce
Masons Join In Constitution Fete At Cedar Rapids
Towa s Masonic grand lodge adopts resolution authorizing Iowa Masonic participation in the sesquicentennial of the U S Constitution. The session also sets plans to appoint a grand lodge historian and reports on credentials finance and jurisprudence. Members and visitors include Grand Master candidates and Minnesota Masons. The altar used by Iowa s first lodge in 1840 is kept with relics in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Masonic Grand Lodge
Shrine Temple
Cedar Rapids
Realff Ottesen
Davenport
Masonic Service Committee
Iowa
Philadelphia
Grand Lodge
Fred H. Nolte
Stuart
Harry A. Palmer
J. W. Gray
Mount Pleasant
Homer A. Benjamin
Des Moines
C. C. Clark
Burlington
Charles C. Hunt
Eldon L. Job
Knoxville
Frank W. Matson
Minnesota
W. L. Perkins
Chariton
Newspaper Guild Votes To Join CIO
ST. LOUIS AP The American Newspaper Guild, already AFL affiliated, voted at its fourth annual convention to affiliate with the CIO. Delegates approved opening membership to business, circulation, advertising and other unorganized newspaper workers as a preliminary step toward formal CIO affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
American Newspaper Guild
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
CIO
Native Iowan Named For Western Beach
Washington AP report says President Roosevelt nominated William Healey of Idaho and Albert Lee Stephens of Los Angeles on Tuesday to be judges of the U.S. circuit court for the Ninth Circuit. The two seats are new, created by Congress for the circuit covering California, Oregon, Nevada, Montana, Washington, Idaho, Arizona, Alaska, and Hawaii. Healey, 53, is a native of Iowa.
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Washington
Roosevelt
William Healy
Idaho
Albert Lee Stephens
Los Angeles
United States Circuit Court
Ninth Circuit
Congress
Aircuit
California
Oregon
Nevada
Montana
Arizona
Alaska
Hawaii
Healey
Iowa
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Ralph Morgan
Peoria
Thomas Pickford
Melbourne
Australia
Jesse B. Rendon
Mexico
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Jesse C. Chatham
Ciudad Boregen
Sonora
Gus Nyman
Maitland
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D. M. Silva
Brazil
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W. F. Edgerley
Adelaide
South Australia
S. L. Myers
Fred Morrison
South America
T. G. Liljenberg
Stockholm
Sweden
R. P. Schump
Dee Weedward
Ill
Edward S. Corley
London
England
E. J. Stirniman
Hellodoro Acosta
Havana
Cuba
Herbert Meier
Juan Homs
Brasil
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Bogota
Colombia
C. B. Stern
Lima
Peru
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Jean Walker
Egypt
Bud Capier
Bran
Ty Emer
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Aed Rer
Ks Piaek
Court House News
Ring
E. Cohn and Sons
Gerald P. Boileau
Wis
Social Security Board
Hiayy Ae
Independence Girl
Batestiar
Pian
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C. R
Newspaper Guild
Western Beach
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Spiedipilie
Kraft
P&g
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Ide
Serge Snewbel
Pillsbury
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