Marriage Licenses Granted for McKee and Polk
Grant McKee and Eleanor M. Polk, both residents of Walker, received marriage licenses.
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Grant McKee and
Eleanor M. Polk
Walker
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1942
Page
2
Justice of Peace Court Fines Driver in Speeding Case
Jerome Johnson of Chicago was fined $10 and costs for speeding in a case before Justice H. R. Churchill. The matter was heard in the Justice of the Peace court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice OF Peace Court
Jerome Johnson
Chicago
Justice H. R. Churchill
Fire alarm and stove incident at 85 Seventh Avenue
At 3 25 p m a gas stove fire was reported at 85 Seventh Avenue followed by a general alarm at 4 10 p m for a roof fire at Iowa Steel on Twelfth Avenue and Fourth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Avenue
Harley Sisco
Iowa Steel
Twelfth Avenue
Fourth Street
Births Reported At Mercy St Luke’s And Macon Hospitals
Mercy hospital records note a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Michalek of 209 Eighteenth Avenue SW on June 23. St. Luke’s hospital lists a son for Dr. and Mrs. J. J. McCullough of 121 Eleventh Street NE on June 23. A son was delivered to Lieut and Mrs. Keith Tow, formerly of Cedarids, at Macon Georgia on June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
Frank Michalek
Eighteenth Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
J. J. McCullough
Eleventh Street
Keith Tow
Cedarids
Macon
Local Traffic Fines Reported For Several Offenses
Kenneth F. of 510 A Avenue NW fined $5 and costs for failure to yield the right of way. John Hoffman Jr of 1017 Second Street SW fined $1 and costs for riding a bicycle through a red light. Paul J. Granner of YMCA fined $10 and costs for speeding 44. Earl Davin of Marion fined $10 and costs for speeding 44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth F
A Avenue NW
John Hoffman, Jr
Second Street
Paul J. Granner
YMCA
Earl Davin
Marion
Local Obituaries Reported for Five Residents
Five individuals are named in daily obituaries with ages and death times: Harry A. Daleske aged 52 at 3:15 p.m. Tuesday at 388 Sixteenth Street SE. J Kasper aged 71 at 6:45 p.m. Tuesday in Cedar Rapids hospital. Mrs Frank G. Lane aged 73 at 2:15 p.m. Tuesday at 519 B Avenue NE. Mrs Lettie Thompson aged 76 at 11:50 a.m. Wednesday at 800 Ninth Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Daleske
Sixteenth Street
J Kasper
Ninth Street
Cedar Rapids
Frank G. Lane
B Avenue
Lettie Thompson
Ames Man Sees Ukraine Aiming at Poison Gas Production
Dr. O R Sweeney of Iowa State College told a senate agriculture committee he believes German strategy seeks Ukraine grain to fuel poison gas production. He compared Japanese aims on the Malay peninsula to secure rice fields for similar uses. He also claimed that “bugs” have not been used in converting vertin into alcohol for rubber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
O. R. Sweeney
Iowa State College
Senate Agriculture Committee
Ukraine
Sweeney
Malay Peninsula
War Stamp Day Parade Call To Civic Groups
Ramsey Carl Ettinger Herbert Killian Frank Cach Charlies Duster and Carl Helming plan a noon Thursday meeting at the Roosevelt hotel to organize the War Stamp Day parade. Higbee Jr. and Henry Frankel will chair. Civic groups fraternal patriotic service clubs civilian defense units labor groups and city and county employees are urged to participate with banners and war slogans for stamps and bonds.
Midwest V Girl Title Goes to Colorado Entry
Theowne Petty, 19, of Colorado Springs Colo, won the Midwest V Girl title. She received a $100 war bond, a trophy, and an all expenses trip to Hollywood. Finalists included Virginia Jackson, 19, Mary ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Colorado
Omaha
Mns
Theowne Petty
Colorado Springs
Cola
Hollywood
Virginia Jackson
Favor Refund In Profits Tax At War's End
Washington report outlines refunds tied to profits tax as a wartime credit to corporate accounts. Credits convert to non negotiable government bonds with no interest until war end and are taxable at 15 percent. About 36,000 corporations would be affected under a 94 percent tax rate worth 000,000 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau, Jr
Cess
Postal tax changes raise third class mail and film duties
The House Ways and Means Committee on Wednesday voted to raise postal rates for third class mail and to increase taxes on sensitized photographic paper and unexposed film from 10 percent to 15 percent of the manufacturers sale price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
House Ways and Means Committee
Courthouse Hermanns Placed On Suspended Sentence
Courthouse records show Max Hermann and his son Richard, both of Covington road near Cedar Rapids, return home after a suspended 30 day jail sentence for maintaining a public nuisance. Neighbors had complained of burning meat rubbish creosote and other chemicals in the yard. A court order bans any noxious odors or emissions beyond the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Hermann
Richard
Covington Road
Cedar Rapids
G. K. Thompson
Hermanns
Thompson
Road District No 179 Set Up West of Center Point
Linn county board of supervisors created road district No 179 extending about 2.75 miles from Center Point toward the county line. The board granted cigarette permits to John W. Melendy Troy Mills Elmer H Ahilgren and Charles Matthews Draport Inn Ward proprietor of the De Ward Midway on highway 30 east of Approval of H W Leffingwells bond as deputy county treasurer and a $60 compromise settlement on delinquent personal property and dog taxes of Charles Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Charles J. Madison
Divorce Suit Alleges Cruel Treatment by Husband Bean
Lucille Bean files Tuesday for divorce from Her man Bean whom she married Aug 31 1940 charging cruel and inhuman treatment. She seeks a writ of attachment without bond against his goods monies and chattels custody of a minor child $25 per month support and attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Bean
Herman Bean
Stewart Wednesday on grounds of cruel and fe i treatment
Betty Jane Barrett sued Stewart Wednesday on grounds of cruel and fe i treatment. The couple were married Nov. 21 under her maiden name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Betty Jane Barrett
Dispute Settled as Illinois Stores Reopen After AFL Talks
Chester Illinois stores reopen after two day closure. AFL union clerks strike ended with agreement on union shop policy. Non union clerks may be hired but must join the union within 30 days, ending the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Chester, Ill
AFL
Consumer Price Regulation for Repair and Services
The discussion outlines ceiling prices for standard repairs like motor tuneups and governs nonstandard consumer services. It details pricing methods, how ceilings are set, and required reporting by service providers, plus license rules and penalties for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Price Administration
Consumer Service Establishment
OPA
Major R T Benson Stationed at New Orleans Staging Area
Major R T Benson of 1812 Blake Boulevard SE is now stationed at the New Orleans Staging Area. He has completed a four week refresher course at Fort Sill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Benson
Blake Boulevard
New Orleans
Fort Sill
Promotion of Second Lieut Perkins to First Lieutenant
Second Lieut Robert F Perkins son of Prof and Mrs C W Perkins of 2256 Bever Avenue SE has been promoted to first lieutenant He serves as a ground school instructor at Moorefield Mission Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Perkins
C. W. Perkins
Bever Avenue
Moorefield
Mission
Tex
Thomas Hughes Joins Commission After ISU Graduation
Thomas Hughes of 2600 A Avenue NE has recently graduated from Iowa State College and is named to the commission. Mr and Mrs W A Hughes are listed as his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hughes
Iowa State College
W. Aughes
Ahepans Meet Ends Eleventh Convention in Cedar Rapids
SIOUX FALLS AP report says nearly 800 Ahepans Daughters of Penelope Sons of Pericles and guests attended the final banquet marking the eleventh annual convention. P L George of Des Moines was elected district governor and Tom Siamis was named district lieutenant governor for Sioux Falls Cedar Rapids area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
P. L. George
Des Moines
Penelope
Pericles
Tom Siamis
Cedar Rapids
Mount Hermon lodge to conduct Master Mason work Thursday
Mount Hermon lodge no 263 A F and A M will conduct Master Mason degree work Thursday at 6 30 p m in Masonic hall. Refreshments will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hermon Lodge
A. M
Masonic Hall
Sipe Marriage Notice Begins With Civil Pair
Mr and Mrs William Sipe of 1417 Third avenue SE are listed with a second couple in a public notice indicating a forthcoming wedding or mixed social listing. The fragment suggests a standard society item from a local newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sipe
Third Avenue SE
Kiwanis Reports From Six Month Activity and Cleveland Convention
The Kiwanis club heard group reports on 21 committees overseeing activities for the past six months and reviewed an account of the national convention held in Cleveland last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Kiwanis Club
Cleveland
Illness and death tied to Cedarids incident involving Dr Willard Kirkpatrick
Dr Willard H. Kirkpatrick and Ss Tex ing were summoned to Cedarids over the illness and death of Dr Frank Cook, father, residing at 125 Eleventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard H. Kirkpatrick
Texing
Cedarids
Frank Cook
Eleventh Street
Iowa State graduates join Curtiss-Wright engineering
Two Cedar Rapids men and Iowa State alumni, Danville C. Wheeler and Arthur E. Burton, have been assigned to the engineering department of the Curtiss-Wright aircraft plant in St Louis. Wheeler is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn C. Wheeler of 2165 Blake boulevard SE, while Burton is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Burton of Thirtieth street drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State
Curtiss-Wright Aircraft
St Louis
Danville
Det Marshall Upgraded After Mercy Hospital Operation
The condition of Detective L. B. Marshall of 116 Twenty-third Street Drive SE who had surgery at Mercy hospital on Monday was reported as good by attendants on Wednesday. He is allowed visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Marshall
Twenty-third Street Drive
Mercy Hospital
Fall injures man at worksites in city
The condition of William E. Grow, 67, of 400 Third Avenue SW, who fell from a scaffolding Monday, was reported as fair at Mercy hospital Wednesday. He was working at 1415 C Street SW and suffered a broken collar bone, fractured ribs, and a back injury from a 14 foot fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Grow
Third Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Grow
C Street
Boston Boy Hurt in Bicycle Pedal Accident
Rodney Brown an 11 year old from Boston visiting his aunt Mrs C C Kaldenberg at 2300 Ridgeway drive SE suffered a gash on his right leg Tuesday afternoon when he became caught on a bicycle pedal. He was treated at St Luke's hos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Brown
Boston
C. C. Kaldenberg
Ridgeway
Drive SE
St. Luke’s Hos
Navy enlistment in Cedar Rapids area names three men
Three men were enlisted in the navy at the Cedar Rapids te enth avenue, and Marc D. Ferret er, 1356 Third avenue, both from Marion, and Robert L. Primmer, 703 Eighth street, Vinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Cedar Rapids Teenth Avenue
Marc D. Ferreter
Third Avenue
Marion
Robert L. Primmer
Eighth Street
Vinton
Arborist Alman Outlines City Trees Work at Civic Club
R. K. Alman city arborist spoke to the South Side Civic club at the June meeting in C.S.P.S. hall. He outlined current tree work in city parks and parkings and showed two reels of motion pictures. The club authorized appointing a representative to the directorate of the Community Nutrition service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Alman
South Side Civic Club
C.S.P.S. Hall
Alman
Community Nutrition Service
Seven leaf clover found on Wolfe farm near Cedar Rapids
Mrs. G. E. Wolfe on route 3 Cedar discovers a clover plant with seven stems and five leaves per stem in the Wolfe hay field east of Cedar Rapids Tuesday evening. She notes seven five leaf clovers and hopes for extra luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Wolfe
Cedar Inherit
Wolfe
Cedar Rapids
Lyman W Jones Elected to National Printing Board
Lyman W Jones vice president of Laurance Press was elected to the board of directors of the United Typothetae of America at its last weekend meeting in Cleveland. The national printing group, based in Washington DC, seeks cooperation with government agencies for the war effort. Representatives from across the country attended the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman W. Jones
Laurance Press Company
United Typothetae of America
National Organization of the Printing Industry
Cleveland
Washington, D. C
Templeman to Represent Iowa Teachers at NEA Seminar
Harold Templeman of Franklin High School will represent Iowa teachers at one of three national seminars during the NEA's eightieth annual convention in Denver from June 27 to July 2. Each state selects one person to join the national seminars meeting daily over the six day convention to discuss vital problems. Templeman will join a group studying how to make the teaching profession more effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Templeman
Franklin High School
Iowa
National Education Association
Denver
Templeman
First Civilian Defense Attendants Course Kicks Off
Kenneth Hofer of the Ambulance Service will lead the first civilian defense attendants course starting at 7 p.m. Hofer will teach at ambulance headquarters located at 118 Eleventh Street SW. He recently completed the civilian defense ambulance drivers short course at Iowa State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Hofer
Eleventh Street
Hofer
Iowa State College
Beta Sigma Phi to Offer Six Session Ambulance Course
Members of the Beta Sigma Phi sorority will undertake a six session ambulance training course. The program covers standard and advanced first aid with the first class enrolling 12 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Girls’ Sorority
Beta Sigma Phi
Deaths Mrs Bertha Kitchin of So
Mrs Bertha Kitchin mother of Prof Joseph Kitchin violin professor died in Chicago after living in the country about 60 years She visited Cedar Rapids recently Her husband Isaac Kitchin died ten years ago She leaves granddaughter Alice Kitchin Funeral services will be held in Chicago Friday at 10 a.m. with burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Kitchin
Joseph Kitchin
oFae Ee
Germany
Cedar Rapids
Isaac Kitchin
Prof
Kitchin
Alice Kitchin
Chicago
Longtime Cedar Rapids Boilermaker Dies in 1890s
The obituary notes a Cedar Rapids resident who lived there 30 years and worked 24 years for the Rock Island railroad as a boilermaker. He married Hazel Gautsch on June 19, 1917, and is survived by two daughters, a mother, six brothers, two sisters, plus other relatives. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Friday at Beatty chapel with burial at Cedar Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island Railroad
Hazel Gautsch
Dorothy Althea Daleske
New York City
Jack Sammon
Herman Daieske
Eldora
Leo
Carl
William
Steamboat Rock
Emil
Albert
Otto
George Krug
Atkins
Earl Shaner
The
Eagles
Boilermakers Union
Beatty Chapel
George Stauffacher
Cedar Memorial Park
Cedar Rapids Man Joseph Kasper Dies After Brief Illness
Joseph Kasper of 821 Ninth Street SE Cedar Rapids died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 6 45 p m Tuesday after a brief illness Born in Bohemia October 17 1870 he lived in Cedar Rapids 57 years Survived by wife Emily three sons Edward and Elsner Cedar Rapids Joseph in military service Chico California a daughter Martha Jackson Cedar Rapids granddaughter Ruth Mase Jackson brother Frank and sister Mrs Emma Benda both of Cedar Rapids The body is at the Barta chapel pending funeral arrangements No flowers requested
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kasper
Ninth Street
Cedar Rapids
Bohemia
Emily
Edward
Elsner
Joseph
Chico
Calif
Martha Jackson
Ruth Mase Jackson
Frank
Emma Benda
Barta Chapel
Alty
Mary Frances Lane 1868 73 cremation planned
Mary Frances Lane age 73 of Linn county dies after a lingering illness. Born July 14 1868 at Center Point she lived in Linn county all her life. She married Frank G Lane in Marion in 1905 at Moon chapel at 2 pm. Funeral arrangements include cremation committal with viewing at Moen funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Lane
Center Point
Linn County
Marion
Frank G. Lane
Moon Chapel
Grant Anderson
Moen Funeral Home
Cedar Rapids Woman Lived Here Since 1908
A Cedar Rapids resident who arrived in 1908 will be remembered with funeral services in the Rohn chapel at a later announced time. Survived by daughter Mrs. William Maltby and son Lee Cooksey, both of Cedar Rapids, and four members of the Second Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilington
Cedar Rapids
William Maltby
Lee Cooksey
Fourter
Second Christian Church
Rohn
Funeral services for Mrs Marian Swearingen
Funeral services for Mrs Marian Swearingen 2529 Wilson avenue SW who died at University hospital Iowa City will be held Thursday at 2 pm in the Rohn chapel with Rev E D Wells officiating. Burial is in Cedar Memorial park cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Swearingen
Wilson Avenue
University Hospital
Iowa City
Rohn
E. D. Wells
Cedar Memorial Park
Vancouver Shipyards Idle Over Seven Day Production Plan
Three Vancouver yards idled as 900 machinists walked out in protest against the seven day continuous production order from the Dominion government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Dominion
Eastern Iowans Named in Navy Casualty List
Navy releases casualty list for May 11 to June 6 naming Eastern Iowa personnel. Included are Roland Geuder Grand Mound radioman and John Hoover Grinnell pharmacist's mate among others with hometowns Cedar Rapids Marion Watkins Independence Norway and Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saanaaa
Navy Department
Gazette
Roland Ernest Geuder
Flonda Geuder
Grand Mound
John Horsford Hoover
Jesse Hoover
Grinnell
Russell Orvill McQueen
Don A
Paul R. Taylor
Marion
Vernon J. Volz
Marine Corps
Frank Volz
Norway
James E. Wilson
Frank Wilson
Independence
Willis Dale Wymore
Gerald Wymore
Barnesbty
Grinnell Sailor Missing in Manila Bay Area
Grinnell high school graduate John Horsford Hoover, son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Hoover of Grinnell, was reported missing by the navy May 16 while on duty in the Manila bay area. Born July 6 1916 he enlisted May 3 1938 and has two sisters and a brother. the navy telegram says he may be a prisoner of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
John Horsford Hoover
Jesse Hoover
Manila Bay Area
Navy
Grinnell High School
Navy Department
Hoover
Independence sailor James G. Wilson listed missing in navy
James G. Wilson of Independence is officially listed as missing in a navy department casualty list. He enlisted in the Marine Corps on July 29, 1940 at age 18 and held the rank of private first class. He was born in Indiana and a high school graduate. last heard he was believed to be somewhere in the spine area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
James G. Wilson
Frank Wilson
Navy Department
Marine Corps
Ind
Idaho Attorney General Aids Dealers Against Price Roots
Idaho Attorney General Miller told a convention of retail food dealers that the OPA price controls are unwieldy and hard to enforce and that Idaho will not cede power to federal rules until martial law is declared. He said the OPA hampers the state unfair sales act and emphasized state authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Idaho
Board of Control seeks $40,000 to tide over until budget
DES MOINES AP P F Hopkins chairman of the state board of control asked the legislative interim committee for 40000 to tide the state over until their budget becomes effective and its deficit is expected to be under one percent Hopkins cited rising costs and a very small herd kept only by inventories and depleting reserve stocks of food and materials
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
P. F. Hopkins
State Board of Control
Legislative Interim Committee
Hopkins
Marine Veterans League Seeks National Charter for Cedar Rapids Detachment
The Cedar Rapids unit, seeking a national charter, has held three meetings toward a permanent Marine Corps League detachment with 18 members. Acting commandant Walter Ben Phillips and acting adjutant Earl A. Dodge outline plans for officers and July 1 formal organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Marine Corps League
America
U. S. Marine Corps
League
A.E.F
Walter Ben Phillips
Third Street
Earl A. Dodge
Twenty-fifth
Forthcomin
Wile Cael
John A. Lejeune
Marine Brigade
Chateau Thierry
Belleau Woods
Veterans Administration
William Stewart Elected Grand Knight of K. C.
William J. Stewart was named grand knight of Cedar Rapids council No. 999, Knights of Columbus, for the ensuing year at the council election after a dinner for nearly 200 members in the new quarters. Officers named include William Fahey as deputy grand knight and Norbert Engler as treasurer. A delegation from Marquette council No. 842 attended, and state secretary Ray Conley spoke on the order's activities in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Stewart
First Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Knights of Columbus
A Avenue
Eighth Street NE
Jefferson School
William Fahey
Wilbur
Norbert Engler
Leo Oswald
Michael J. Rocca
P. E. Ford
Robert Hofford
Richard Loftus
Richard Vogl
M. D. Marr
Columbus
M. W. O'Rieley
Marquette Council
Iowa City
Charles Collins
Ray Conley
Des Moines
Ck Hawk
Davenport
Clem Kerrigan
Sewage Pump Needed at Only One Point in C. R.
Cedar Rapids city engineer Frank E. Young says the sanitary sewage in the city must be pumped from a single point in Kenwood east of the LaPlant Choate plant. He notes future sewers will require pumping stations as development expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Frank E. Young
Kenwood
LaPlant- Choate
Young
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United States War
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Hi. A. Daleske
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Roma
Craemer’s
Yanky Clover
Board of Control
Marine Veterans League
William Stewart
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