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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1941

Page

11

Flood recedes in southwest Iowa amid rising Des Moines river

Floodwaters retreat from southwest Iowa towns as Des Moines river levels threaten southeast areas. Two women die in separate incidents near Diagonal and Creston while farms, roads, railroads and oil facilities endure widespread damage. Rivers crest forecasts shift with lingering rain.

Iowa Des Moines Des Moines River Diagonal Creston Riverton Nishnabotna

Amana Woman Catherine Frey Dies at 95

Special to The Gazette Catherine Frey 95 oldest Amana resident died at her daughter's home after illness. Born Catherine Bender December 9 1845 in Liebous Hessen Germany she arrived in Amana July 4 1867 and married Jacob Frey in 1871. Survived by daughter Mrs Fred Zscherney four grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral and burial at Amana Community church and cemetery.

Amana Catherine Frey Catherine Bender Liebloos Hessen Germany Jacob Frey Fred Zscherney Philip Geiger Marie Moershel Jacob Zscherny Ferd Zscherny Davenport Amana Cemetery

Quasqueton Bride Leans to Rowley Farm Home

Miss Leone Franck daughter of Edward Franck of Winthrop married Vincent Sauer Sunday at the Franck home east of Quasqueton Rev Guy Rutherford officiated Attendants were Everett Franck and Pauline Kress Mrs Sauer a Quasqueton high school graduate Mr Sauer also a graduate now farming one mile east of Rowley where they will reside Also reported Center Point death notices missing funeral plans for 37 year old Mr Thompson married to Lorna Green with a son Jack and relatives scattered across Iowa

Quasqueton Leone Franck Edward Franck Winthrop Vincent Sauer Rowley Franck Guy Rutherford Everett Franck Pauline Kress Sauer Quasqueton High School Iowa State Mr. Sauer Lorna Green Independence Jack Ruskin, Neb Carr Lavell California Cedar Rapids Rex Thompson Waterloo Chelsea Michael Kess Hrabak National Cemetery Kess Emil Kess Edward Zeman Stanley Josifek Elberon Milroy Kess Des Moines Beverly Gayle Zeman Maquoketa Joseph S. McElhinny Iowa City Josephine Otis Joiner Schenectady N. Y M. W. Joiner Charlotte Joiner George Tomkins University of Iowa Delta Gamma Sorority Joiner Phi Kappa Psi Fra Enoch Jones Toledo Laird Anamosa Anne Sherman Bess E. Sherman Anamosa High School National College of Education Evanston Edna Dean Baker Church of the Brethren Adam Henry Brower Farmers Saving Bank Farmers Grain and Lumber Company English River District Mission Board Old Folks Home Marshalltown Wm. D. Grove Adam Brower Virginia Mary L.miller Avery Charles C Bertha M J. A. Holsapple William H William Soukup

Onslow Church Sells For $250 At Auction

The Bethel church built about 1860 seven miles north of Onslow sold with its contents at public auction. Net proceeds of 200 for the building and 50 for the rock foundation went to the Clay cemetery association.

Tippets Green

Belle Plaine Doctor Reported Fairly Good After Crash

The condition of Dr. Don H. Newland of Belle Plaine who was injured in an automobile accident Monday morning was described as fairly good at St. Luke's Hospital in Cedar Rapids on Tuesday.

Don H. Newland Belle Plaine St. Luke’s Hospital Cedar Rapids

Funeral Notices and Alumni Gatherings Across Anamosa Area

Funeral services were held Tuesday for A Bright 75 who died after a lingering illness near Anamosa. Burial was in Oakwood cemetery Monticello. He leaves five daughters and eleven grandchildren. Center Point hosts the 13th annual Alumni picnic at Center Point high with 85 attendees. Parnell reports the Urphy Toomey reunion drawing a large crowd. In Tipton Corlissa Carter and Francis Moffitt wed at the Tipton Methodist church.

Anamosa A. Bright J. K. Delahooke Methodist Church Oakwood Cemetery Monticello Bright Cascade Lillian Gearhart May O’brien Lamont Laura Smith Dyersville Inez Walter Central City Ina Haverly Helen Kogh Cedar Fails Leslie Stanley William Center Point Center Point High School Stuart Mahuran

Funds Authorized For Three New Fort Des Moines Buildings

Des Moines reports funds allotted for three Fort Des Moines structures an induction building a mess hall and a finance building Contracts will be let soon start construction as facilities now used are improvised The induction station will handle large scale physical exams for new recruits The new mess hall designed to serve 1000 men at once will standardize meals for post enlisted personnel with modern equipment.

Parade Honors Annual Encampment Of Civil War Vets In Des Moines

Des Moines hosts the Grand Army of the Republic encampment with five veterans age mid to late nineties arriving. Auto parade planned as the highlight with no marching. Women’s Relief Corps plants two trees in tribute to Noll and Neuman. Sons and Daughters of Union Veterans hold memorial services.

Des Moines INS Iowa Grand Army of the Republic M. Gudgel Shenandoah J. M. McHargue T J. Noll J. J. Neuman Elliott P. Taylor Fairfield Union Women’s Relief Corps Noll Neuman Sons of Daughters of Union

Mrs Kate Davis of Waterloo Dies. Brandon Native

Word comes of the death of Mrs Kate Davis of Waterloo formerly a Brandon resident. She is mother of Paul Davis and Mrs Ralph Bender of Brandon and sister of Mrs H B Kanouse of Brandon.

Brandon Kate Davis Waterloo Paul Davis Ralph Bender H. B. Kanouse

Voters authorize farm shop funds in Independence district

Independence voters approve spending up to 5000 dollars for a farm shop funded by the National Youth Administration to support vocational agriculture and basic metal, plumbing, electrical, cement, forging, and welding courses at the new site in the Close pasture area.

Independence National Youth Administration

Better Business Shown By Sales Tax Receipts

Iowa sales tax receipts for January through March show a 5.5 percent rise over 1940, with a record 3 577 471 dollars reported by 64 088 merchants. The figure exceeds last year’s final quarter, and per-merchant averages suggest about 930 dollars monthly in business.

Des Moines Iowa Iowa Tax Commission

Army Crash Is Fatal To Independence Man

Independence youths Clarence Campbell 19 was killed in an automobile crash near Lebanon Missouri the night before. He enlisted last December for three years and served in an anti air unit of the 88th division. He is survived by his parents Glen and Mrs Campbell and four younger brothers. Funeral services and burial will be here.

Columbus Junction William Darrow Rock Island Sanitarium J. D. Darrow Columbus High School University of Iowa Mississippi River Helen Indian Creek Cemetery Independence Glen Campbell Fort Leonard Wood Clarence Campbell Lebanon Campbell 88Th

Spillville Named After German Settler Joseph Spielman

Spillville in Winneshiek county grew from a log cabin and two mills built by German immigrant Joseph Spielman after arriving in 1850. The town, now 329 residents, lies 14 miles southwest of Decorah and is famed for hosting Antonin Dvorak in 1893 when he wrote parts of his music.

Decorah Spillville Antonin Dvorak

Junior Bank Group Elects L. B. Cox President

DES MOINES AP L. B. Cox of Belmond was named president of the Iowa Junior Bankers association a new organization of bank employees below cashier. Alvin Renaas Decorah was elected vice president and Robert G. Lexvold Spencer secretary treasurer. Group chairmen include H. C. Linduski Sioux City A. A. Gerken Fort Dodge E. B. Wilkinson Mason City Don C. Witt Oelwein J. H. Pullman Jr. Sidney Kenneth Griffith Des Moines W. Spaulding Miller Waterloo L. C. Rummells West Branch Deane Smith Creston Harold G. Hargis Centerville Richard J. Hammon Fairfield.

DES Moines L. B. Cox Belmond Monday Iowa Junior Bankers Association Alvin Renaas Decorah Robert G. Lexvold Spencer H. C. Linduski Sioux City A. A. Gerken Fort Dodge E. B. Wilkinson Mason City Don C. Witt Oelwei

Funeral services for Mrs Henry Spoerl held at Golden Church

Funeral services will be held at 2 p m Wednesday at the Golden Congregational church for Mrs Henry Spoerl 56 of Ryan found dead in bed Monday The Rev E F McLain pastor of the Congregational church will officiate Burial will be in Oakland cemetery at Manchester Heart trouble is believed the cause of death.

Ryan Golden Congregational Church Henry Spoerl E. F. McLain Congregational Church Oakland Cemetery Manchester

Durant Obtains Court Injunction Over Power Dispute

Durant wins a temporary injunction in Tipton district court restraining Iowa Electric Company from supplying power until a municipal plant issue is settled. A July 9 special election will decide on building a plant costing up to 115000. The suit cites lower rates offered by the company and alleges the town ordinance of 1931 imposes charges not tied to current use. affidavits from the mayor, clerk, and two council members accompany the petition.

Tipton Durant Iowa Electric Company B. J. Lewis L. J. Schneekloth Elmer C. Langman Ferdinand Dittmer

Sacred Heart and St Josephs Vacation School Closes

Volga City Sacred Heart church and St Josephs church in Wadena complete their annual vacation school. Rev. D T Noonan led the programs with Sisters Mary Leonard and Mary Cornelia assisting. Sixty four pupils attended and four received First Holy Communion at Volga City, while six communicants were honored at Wadena including Mary Gage and Edwin Gage.

Volga City Sacred Heart Church St. Joseph’s Church Wadena D. T. Noonan Mary Leonard Mary Cornelia Mary Shea Irene Farrell Duane Laffey Patrick Minihan Mary Gage Mary Fennell Mary McTaggert Edwin Gage George Mihm Charles Corkery

Free speech and press defy dictatorship in democracy

The piece argues that open news and free markets defeat tyrants by exposing lies. It condemns state control of information and praises newspapers for reporting all sides, urging readers to judge leaders through public opinion and press freedom.

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