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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1940

Page

3

Dubuque Man Heads Spanish War Veterans

Otto Burkart of Dubuque was chosen department commander of the United Spanish War Veterans in Iowa by unanimous ballot during the 34th encampment. Marie Meyers of Davenport elected auxiliary president. Fort Dodge named 1941 convention city. numerous officers and delegates named. A total of $170 was raised to send the state women’s drill team to the national convention and all veterans were invited to a Sept. 1 picnic at Eagle Point park in Dubuque.

Otto Burkart Dubuque Department of Iowa United Spanish War Veterans Charles A. Hoyt Sioux City Armory Marie Meyers Davenport J. ¥. McKeon Marshalltown Elmer Johnson Cedar Rapids Johnson George A Wilson McKeon Fort Dodge F M. Cottrell Iowa Falls William Schoenig Muscatine E. J. Laird Des Moines F. M Roseberry Keokuk Emma Watts Ellen Fowler Blanche Corell Elizabeth Artus Waterloo Dorothy Sargent Abels Council Bluffs Vivian Tallman Petersen Clinton Lola Taft Burkart Tom M. Langton Carl Smith Frank Swartz Fred Meyers T. J. Mahoney Boone C. F. Zimmerman P. S. Knutson Dave Roderick J. J. Kelly A E. Harris Maxwell H. M. Havner A. L. Meyer J. F. Sorenson Cedar ‘Rapids A. J. Artus Burlington Hugh L. Stephenson E. E. Lambert M. M. Hahn William Bird J. M. Fanshier B. A. Bowers John Netzler Henry Kliner A. C. Williams Wilson Reed Fairfield Emma Bird Mayme Sorenson Cora Doty Mary Winslow Anna Sorenson Gertrude Brookover Tena Jacobson Jean Fowler Frank D. Wheeler Artus Mae Tellman Camanche Louise Schnoor Caroline Gosch Grace Quatout Iowa City Bertha Frack Grace Cobb Lambert Eastern Iowa Council Eagle Point Park

Make This Model At Home Pattern 4487 J Available in Misses Sizes

Pattern 4487 J is available in misses and women's sizes 12 14 16 18 20 30 32 34 36 38 40 Size 16 uses 4 yards 35 inch fabric Send Fifteen Cents for this pattern to Pattern Department The Cedar Rapids Gazette 243 West 17th Street New York NY Additional Ten Cents will bring you latest Pattern Book

Cedar Rapids Gazette West 17Th Street New York N.Y

Commission Okays Swim Pool Plans Except As To Site

The city plan commission approved the municipal pool plans and specs as submitted by the city council, except for site location. The hillside site near Ellis Lane was recommended by Harland Bartholomew and Associates, but the council did not act on the recommendation.

City Plan Commission Ellis Lane Harland Bartholomew and Associates Horace Hedges Park Committee Commission Hedges W. D. Cunningham T. R. Warriner Plan Board

Laird Describes Rio Grande Citrus Industry at Kiwanis

George Laird former Quaker Oats Cedar Rapids GM spoke at the Roosevelt hotel Kiwanis luncheon about the Rio Grande valley citrus industry. He called grading and water control demoralizing noting juice processors profit more than fruit sellers and described the region’s 80 mile expansion and 80 percent Mexican population. Arthur Poe Quaker Oats GM introduced him.

George Laird Quaker Oats Cedar Rapids Rio Grande Valley Kiwanis Club Roosevelt Hotel Laird North South Dakota Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin Nebraska Illinois Ohio Arthur Poe Mr. Laird

Roosevelt approves release of 20 mosquito boats to Britain

President Roosevelt authorized the navy to release 20 high speed mosquito boats to Great Britain. Secretary Early said the transfer was approved to allow upgrade to 21 inch torpedoes and avoid plant expansion cost, with discussions pending in both houses on naval expansion and investigations into the sale.

Washington Ins Roosevelt Stephen JT House Naval Affairs Committee Senate Naval Committee Louis Compton Compton Onne N. J U. S. Navy Navy Treasury Departments Mr. Roosevelt Vinson House Naval Committee Great Britain Senate Navy Affairs Committee Rep. Maas Minnesota

Marion Band Plans Park Concert Under Lyman

The Marion school band directed by Glenn L. Lyman will give a Thursday 8 p.m. concert in the city park featuring pieces by Lithgow Hildreth Sibelius Sousa Lehar and Meacham with John Miller noted for winning a national regional music contest. The program includes The Stars and Stripes Forever and other selections.

Marion Glenn L. Lyman Sons of Australia Lithgow Hildreth Filipovsky John Miller St. Paul Finlandia Sibelius Victor Herbert Meacham Lehar Johnny Sousa

Northwestern organist to give recital at First Presbyterian

Dr. Horace Whitehouse, Northwestern University organist and conductor, will present an organ recital Thursday at 8 p.m. at the First Presbyterian church. The program is open to the public. He is in Cedar Rapids for a church music conference hosted by Coe college. He has taught organ and music theory at Northwestern since 1927.

Horace Whitehouse Northwestern University First Presbyterian Church Chicago Cedar Rapids Coe College Eastern Iowa Whitehouse Northwestern

Urge All Eligible To Use Food Stamp Plan

Letters from Harold G. Britton of the surplus commodities program have gone to clients in the old federal building food stamp office. Participation is voluntary, and officials seek reasons why eligible recipients with certified relief forms have not joined the plan to boost food budgets using surplus agricultural products at no extra cost.

Harold G. Britton Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation Food Stamp Office Federal The

Henry Meis 82 of New Vienna Dies after Illness

Henry E Meis 82 lifelong Dubuque county resident of New Vienna died Wednesday after eight months of illness. Born in New Vienna he married Catherine Schneider in 1885. He is survived by his wife two sons Albin of Dyersville and Leo of Three Rivers Mich three daughters Mrs Frank Olberding Mrs Al Hoefer and Mrs N J Schieltz one brother C L Meis and one sister Sister Mary Conradine. Funeral services will be Friday at 9 am at St Boniface church New Vienna.

Dyersville Henry E Meis Dubuque County New Vienna Catherine Schneider Albin Leo Three Rivers Mich Frank Olberding al Hoefer Farley N. J. Schieltz Luxemburg

Funeral services for Duane C. Baumgartner

Funeral services are set for Duane C. Baumgartner of 1310 M Avenue NE who died after touching a high tension wire in Newhall. The Turner chapel will host services at 2 p.m. Friday with burial in Linwood Cemetery. He was born March 8, 1913 in Cedar Rapids and lived here all his life. He married Maxine C Gerber on February 9, 1936 in Rock Island. He is survived by his wife, two children Willard Duane and Merilyn Lee, his mother Mabel Baumgartner, his father Lewis P. Baumgartner of Owen Wisconsin, and a brother Floyd D. of Cedar Rapids.

Duane C. Baumgartner M Avenue NE Newhall Turner Chapel Chester Ainsworth Linwood Cemetery Mr. Baumgartner Cedar Rapids Washington High School Maxine C Gerber Rock Island Willard Duane Merilyn Lee Mabel Baumgartner Lewis P. Baumgartner Owen, Wis Floyd D

Death of Winifred Rathburn at Covington area

Winifred B Rathburn 63 wife of Lewis J Rathburn of near Covington died at 4 10 p m Tuesday at the home of her cousin Richard Broussard 1418 First street NW where she had been for five weeks of illness Born Macon City Missouri November 6 1876 she had lived in Linn county 20 years She married September 20 1894 in Macon City Survived by husband a brother Clarence Ward Lansing Michigan and two sisters Mrs Ella Carr Eaton Rapids Mich and Mrs Robert Duncan East Lansing Mich Funeral services set for Beatty chapel at 2 p m Thursday Burial in Linwood chapel

Winifred B Rathburn Lewis J. Rathburn Covington Richard Broussard First Street Macon City Linn County Clarence Ward Lansing Mich Ella Carr Eaton Rapids Robert Duncan East Lansing Beatty Chapel Linwood Cemetery

Paul Karbusicky Funeral at Hus Memorial Church

Funeral services for Paul Karbusicky of 612 Eleventh Avenue SE who died at University Hospital Tuesday morning will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Hus Memorial Church by Rev. B J Paroulek. Burial will follow in Bohemian National Cemetery.

Paul Karbusicky Eleventh Avenue SE University Hospital Hus Memorial Church B. J. Paroulek Cem

Funeral services announced for local residents

Friends may call at the Janeba funeral home until 11 a.m Thursday. Pallbearers will be members of Karel IV fudge and Z C B.

Etery Karel IV Fudge Janeba

Japan Threatens Action Over France Indo China Aid

Tokyo reports say Japan issued a final warning to France through its ambassador that military action could follow if aid to China by French Indo China continued. Concurrently Tokyo urged Germany and Italy to maintain Indo China status and avoid actions harmful to Japan.

TORIO Japan China Germany Italy Yomiuri Indo-China Masayuki Tani France

Car values head Want Ad section for today’s buyers

A prompt to browse the Want Ad section for fine used car values and money-saving prices. The ad encourages readers to act now to secure a better car at a savings.

Ford Denies Airplane Order From British Government

Dearborn Michigan Henry Ford denied he had received an order for 6000 airplane engines from the British government and said he has no plan to manufacture airplanes for any foreign government.

Dearborn, Mich Ins Henry Ford

Roof Of House Damaged By Fire At 1402 Sixth Street SW

Firefighters battled a morning blaze at 1402 Sixth Street SW believed started by chimney sparks. Alarm at 1055 am sent Companies No. 2 and 5 and the hook and ladder to the scene. most damage was to the roof with embers falling inside the dwelling occupied by Donald Rogers. nearly an hour was needed for control and salvage.

Sixth Street Donald Rogers

Alburnett Methodist Youth Form Epworth League

The Alburnett Methodist church youth group organized an Epworth League and elected officers. President Howard Powers, vice president Eileen Tritle, secretary treasurer Muriel Peterson, reporter Doris Arnold, pianist Delores Thompson, song leader Howard Powers.

Alburnett

Copper Coin Majority In Circulation Reaches Three Billion

A report notes that three billion of the four billion coins in circulation in Britain are copper. The statistic highlights copper coin predominance in everyday commerce and currency composition.

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