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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1936

Page

3

Attendance Card Bank Night Scheme Ruled Illegal

AP reports Iowa cases where attendance card bank night schemes and suit clubs were ruled lotteries. Maley says money paid for a chance to win a prize of value constitutes a lottery, contradicting prior rulings. He notes similar weekly drawings for suits violate Iowa law.

DES Moines Walter Maley Iowa Maley Carl A. Burkman Polk County Supreme Court Burkman Edgar A. Traeger West Union Traeger

Fire destroys two Waterloo buildings and damages four

A morning fire in Waterloo started at 3 a.m. Tuesday, consuming an old planing mill and spreading to adjacent structures. Damage reached about 40000 dollars, affecting two brick buildings and two frame structures, with five freight cars and a car containing 35 new autos damaged.

Waterloo Nauman Company Park Avenue Company Rock Island Repass Automobile Company Nauman Waterloo Sand and Gravel Company R. W. Hasner Herrick Refrigerator and Cold Storage Company

Alburnett Booster Day Celebration Highlights

Alburnett plans its third annual Booster day with events starting Wednesday night featuring wrestling boxing and a concert by the school band conducted by Howard Ellson. Thursday brings joint bands from Alburnett Newhall and Shellsburg plus a County Attorney King Thompson address and a slate of free attractions and sports including a 2 o'clock baseball game followed by more contests and an evening band concert and bowery dance.

Alburnett Booster Club Howard Ellson Newhall Shellsburg King Thompson Cedar Rapids Alburnett and Coggan

Iowa News In Brief: Weddings, Marriages and Local Events

Special to The Gazette aggregates notes from Brandon Delaware Lost Nation Decorah and more. Items include a Brandon picnic program led by Pauline Treazona with local delegates. a St Pauls Lutheran confirmation in Delaware. a Waterloo WaterLOO wedding of Polly Ludwig and Kenneth Daniel. bond arrivals for veterans. Wilton Junctions 7th annual Wilton college reunion. weddings in Wyoming Decorah Wapello and Waukon. obituaries and community notices across Belle Plaine Toledo Monona Masonville Monona and West Liberty with local officials and family details.

Delaware William SS. Schrieber St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Ruth Mussehl Marietta Maurer Norma Meyers Elvin Gienapp Marvin Maurer L. C. A. Hall Lost Nation Polly Ludwig Waterloo Kenneth Daniel Arthur Daniel B. H. Cheney Federated Church Hazel Daniel John Ludwig Ben Ludwig Waterloo High School Cornell College Mount Vernon Brandon Wilton Junction Wilton College D. A. Burrows William Scott Frances Boot Kathryn King Herr Wyoming Otto A. Kimball Las Vegas N. M Lydia F. Busick Washington Decorah Karl Hanson Hanson Luther College Will Smith Madonna Lodge Rebekah Howard Demoss Kyle Poole Roy Bender Belle Plaine Tracy Bloudek John Bloudek St. Michael’s Catholic Church E. S. Flynn Frank Bloudek Bessie Stone Cecar Rapids Emil Bloudek Norfolk Neb Josie Loveland Wapello Louisa Ellen Burch James H. Burch Louisa Wa — Eee Warsaw Bogota

Iowa Democrats Chart Course for Roosevelt at Democratic Convention

Iowa with forty four delegates plans to cast twenty two votes for Roosevelt and push a Roosevelt platform. Leaders including Senator Louis F Murphy and Capt Dan McEniry outline a anti G O P stance and endorse a Roosevelt driven program while arriving in Philadelphia to attend the convention.

Des Moines INS Iowa Roosevelt Philadelphia Tuesay G.O.P Louis F. Murphy Dubuque Iowa Group Dan McEniry

Aurora Couple Observe Their 55th Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Herman Graves longtime Aurora residents celebrated their fifty fifth wedding anniversary with a family dinner open house afternoon ceremony date June 14 1881 their marriage occurred in Dyersville Agnes Kramer became Mrs Graves. The couple raised ten children eight living at home and present at the event include Ernest deceased 1929 John in Oelwein Nick near Stanley Andy Grey Eagle Minn Steve Edgewood Rose Stoke Walter Waterloo Clara Curry Independence Herman Jr Albert and Ralph in Aurora.

Gazette Aurora Herman Graves Graves Dyersville Agnes Kramer Ernest John Oelwein Nick Stanley Andy Grey Eagle Minn Steve Edgewood Rose Stoke Walter Waterloo Clara Curry Independence Herman, Jr Albert Ralph Curry

Iowa Chain Store Tax Argument Presented Before High Court

Frank Messer of Iowa City argued the Iowa chain store tax is constitutional, aimed at preserving independent business. Fred H. Schmidt countered that the tax seeks to destroy chain firms and is discriminat ory and due process deficient. The court also heard a request for a rehearing on a pension commission issue. no decision was released.

DES Moines Frank Messer Iowa City Supreme Court Iowa Messer Tollerton and Warfield Company Sioux City Benner Tea Company Burlington Polk County Fred H. Schmidt Sioux City Company Schmidt

All Institutional Coal Contracts Go To Iowa Operators

Des Moines AP says the state board of control awarded 130 500 tons of coal for fifteen state institutions with all bids from Iowa operators. Prices ranged 210 to 420 per ton with deliveries to the institutions. Northeast Iowa awards include Man's Reformatory Anamosa Numa Coal Co 400 tons lump 389. Empire Coal Des Moines 3 000 tons stoker 350. Oskaloosa Coal 7 000 tons stoker 350. State Hospital Independence Numa 600 tons lump 413. Iowa Coals Inc 16 500 tons screenings 307. State Sanatorium Oakdale Empire 4 000 tons screenings 287. University Avenue Coal 4 000 tons screenings 287. T J Mulgrew 300 tons range 369. State Juvenile Home Toledo Scandia Coal 800 tons screenings 272. Scandia Coal 1 600 tons nut 372. Valley Forge Coal 50 tons egg 380.

Des Moines State Board of Control Iowa Robert Miller Control Board Man’s Reformatory Anamosa Numa Coal Company Numa Empire Coal Company Oskaloosa Coal Company State Hospital Independence Iowa Coals Valley Forge Coal Company

Yeggs Blast Safe At Calmar

Burglars blasted a safe in Calmar and escaped with about $50 in cash. The blast tore the safe door from its frame and blew a hole in the wall after forcing a rear door to enter. Neighbors heard the explosion but were not alerted. Police investigation underway.

Calmar—Yeggs N. R. Becker

Florence Brookhart To Marry Arizonian in Prescott

Dr. Clarence E. Yount Jr., a young Prescott physician, leaves for Washington Ia to wed Florence Brookhart daughter of former U S Senator Smith W Brookhart. The couple graduates of George Washington University two years ago and plan a Prescott partnership after marriage.

Prescott, Ariz Clarence E. Yount, Jr Prescott Washington, Ia Florence Brookhart U. S Smith W. Brookhart Clarence E. Yount Martha Yount George Washington University

False images spark marital strain says university expert

Iowa City AP reports Prof. Floyd Allport of Syracuse University told over 500 at the University of Iowa child welfare conference that false personality images during courtship lead to disillusionment and marital tension. He linked juvenile delinquency to misdirected activity and urged directed outlets for youth.

Iowa City Floyd Allport Syracuse University University of Iowa Child Welfare Conference Allport Hornell Hart Hartford, Conn Theological Seminary Eugene A. Gilmore University

Farm Worker Burned After Contact With Electric Wire

Tony Aller of a west of town farm was shocked by a high tension wire while using haying equipment on Sunday. He was unconscious for about an hour and suffered severe hand burns before Frank L. Fivecoat of Cedar Rapids helped until a doctor arrived.

North Liberty Tony Aller Here Frank L. Fivecoat Cedar Rapids

Compton to Speak at University of Iowa Summer Session

Arthur H. Compton, University of Chicago physicist and Nobel laureate, will appear in Iowa City as the second of the universitys six distinguished summer session lecturers. He is famed for the cosmic ray survey of 1931 33 and Nobel prize awards in physics. He will lecture Friday evening and preside at a Saturday morning round table conference.

Iowa City Arthur H. Compton University of Chicago University of Iowa Compton Swedish Academy of Science Round Table

Grand jury begins Chine murder probe

A district court grand jury was impaneled Tuesday to probe the murder of Dan Shine, a farmer who was killed a week after his marriage. County Attorney A H Borman directs the investigation with witnesses called including Mrs Shine and Maynard Lenox, alleged plotters who signed confessions.

Eleader Dan Shine W. C. Monlux St. Olaf J. R. Moser Guttenberg Robert Duff Volga City Henry Henning Farmersburg Arthur Jennings Garber William Kuehl Littleport Phil Miller Elkader Moser A. H. Borman Maynard Lenox

Smart Family Reunion Held at Boltz School

The annual Smart family reunion was held at Boltz school Sunday with a basket dinner at noon. Secretary Mrs Nan Hamilton of Cedar Rapids was absent, so no new officers were elected. Seventy six relatives attended.

Boltz Nan Hamilton Cedar Rapids

Drunk Driving Conviction Leads to Three-Year Term

Robert DeBont, 51, of Cedar Rapids, a drainage contractor with Benton county work, was sentenced to three years in Fort Madison state prison for a drunken driving charge. It is his third Benson county conviction on the same charge. He filed notice of appeal to the supreme court and posted $3000 bond after two trials stemming from a December collision with a truck near Atkins.

Vinton Robert DeBont Cedar Rapids Benton County Fort Madison B. O. Tankersley DeBont Supreme Court Atkins

Stolen Guns and Ammunition From Hardware Store

In Stuart Iowa burglars broke into a hardware store Monday night and stole a repeating rifle a double barreled shotgun a single barreled shotgun and ammunition for all three police said.

Stuart, Ia INS Benedits

Lamont Men Hurt In Accident Near Volga

Four Lamont men Lester Wessels Irvin Jinks Lee Donald and LeRoy Ruel were injured in a Sunday automobile accident near Volga near the D and Lowe farm. Jinks suffered broken ribs a crushed chest and possible internal injuries and was taken to Mercy hospital Oelwein. The others escaped with minor injuries.

Volga City Lester Wessels Irvin Jinks Lee Donald LeRoy Ruel Lamont D. &. Lowe Farm Jinks Mercy Hospital Oelwein

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