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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1940

Page

3

Iowa Pupils Cost Per Student Averages $89 77

Des Moines and other Iowa districts show a 1938 39 per pupil cost of 89 77 with larger cities such as Des Moines Cedar Rapids Davenport and Dubuque reporting higher figures while officials caution the figure does not reveal all factors. Parochial school enrollment is noted as a reason for Dubuque's higher cost.

DES Moines Iowa Jessie M. Parker Cedar Rapids Council Bluffs Davenport Dubuque Sioux City Waterloo Burlington Clinton Fort Dodge Iowa City Keokuk Marshalltown Mason City Muscatine Ottumwa

MacNider To Address Iowa Legion Session In Arnolds Park

Arnolds Park Iowa Legion session lists Col Hanford Jack MacNider of Mason City as keynote speaker for the August 26 night. He is a former national commander and a Republican presidential hopeful at Philadelphia. Other invited speakers include Louis Johnson Raymond J Kelly Ray Murphy James F Barton and several governors.

Arnolds Park INS Iowa Legionaires Col Hanford Jack” MacNider Mason City MacNider The Legion Philadelphia Ray Murphy James F. Barton Indianapolis Legion Publications George A. Wilson Town Roy L. Cochran Nebraska Payne H. Rentner Kansas Harold Stassen Minnesota Harland Bushfield South Dakota

Bennett Man Gets Ten Year Sentence On Burglary Charge

Fred Abraham of Bennett received a sentence not exceeding 10 years at Anamosa after pleading guilty to breaking and entering before District Judge J. E. Heiserman. He was accused of entering A. F. Wuestenburg’s garage in Bennett on June 7 and obtaining checks and cash. cashing one of the checks in Tipton led to his arrest.

The Gazette Tipton Fred Abraham Bennett Anamosa J. E. Heiserman Abraham A. F. Wuestenburg

Hickenlooper acts as Iowa governor in brief stint

DES MOINES INS B B Hickenlooper of Cedar Rapids again served as acting governor of Iowa on Tuesday while Gov George A Wilson attended the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia. The executive council had only Earl G Miller on duty. Thornburg Akers and Bagley were away at events or recuperating.

Des Moines INS B. B. Hickenlooper Cedar Rapids Iowa George A. Wilson Philadelphia Hickenlooper Wilson California Earl G. Miller Statehouse Mark Thornburg C. B. Akers W. G. C. Bagley Mason City

Stage What A Life At Cornell This Week

Mount Vernon notices Cornell summer theater presents Clifford Goldsmiths What a Life a popular American comedy about Henry Aldrich. Performances Thursday and Friday at 8 15 p m at the Little Theater with Jeanette Carlson Pocahontas Ben Hoover Chicago Betty Lou Evans Goldfield and Gordon Myers Janesville in leads. Bertha French Johnson directs.

the Gazette Mount Vernon Cornell Summer Theater Clifford Goldsmith Henry Aldrich Family Little Theater Jeanette Carlson Pocahontas Ben Hoover Chicago Betty Lou Evans Goldfield Gordon Myers Janesville Bertha French Johnson

DeWitt Boy Drowns at Crystal Lake

Jerry DeVine nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Pierre DeVine of DeWitt drowned while wading in Crystal lake three miles west of town Monday afternoon. He and a companion entered the grounds from the back and he stepped beyond the danger mark before going under. He was pulled from the water about five minutes later by caretaker Fred Frick. Doctors G C Scanlan and L H Shaffer of DeWitt and a Clin ton pulmotor worked an hour before pronouncing him dead. Jerry, born November 16 1930 in Lost Nation, moved to DeWitt with parents about two years ago. Survivors include parents three brothers and three sisters all at home and maternal grandmother Mrs M Bernette of DeWitt. Funeral services set for 9 am Wednesday at St Josephs church and burial in St Josephs cemetery.

Breetal Gazelle Dewitt Jerry DeVine Mel Pierre DeVine Crystal Lake Here Fred Frick G. C. Scanlan M. Burnette St. Joseph's Church St. Joseph's Cemetery North Liberty Gladys Coberly George Coberly Near North Liberty James E. Snethen Iowa City J. W. Snethen Blythdale Center Junction Hawkeye Jacob Schlatter Trinity Lutheran Church E. W Kraemer Schlatter Jacob Christina Schlatter Windsor Township Ernest Winning Sophia Drier Louis Schlatter Will Priebe Kate Dicie Chadron, Neb Mary Willman Fred Ungerer Aurora Backbone State Park Ernest Putnam Park Carl Kruempel Kentucky Jack Knapp Topeka Kan Fred Nus Waterloo R. J Braulick Arlington Red Cross Henry Nus Katherine Kruempel Kansas Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Colesburg Arthur Maynard Floye R. Maynard Methodist Church LaCrosse Wis

Vacation Bible School Registration Opens in Toledo

Registration began Monday for a daily VBS running July 8 to July 22 in Toledo. Sponsored by the Methodist United Brethren and Presbyterian churches, about 70 children registered on Monday with an expected daily attendance around 80.

Toledo Methodist United Brethren Presbyterian

Arrington Mosbo wedding in Oelwein home

Miss Phyllis Arrington daughter of Oelwein couple wed Alton Mosbo son of Rembrandt in a ceremony at the Arrington home. Rev F C Witzigman officiated. A reception followed. Mosbo a Luther College graduate plans to farm near Rembrandt.

Swein Phyllis Arrington O R. Arrington Oelwein Alton Mosbo John Mosbo Rembrandt F. C. Witzigman Grace Methodist Church Mosbo Spencer High School State Teachers College Mankato Minn Colfax Luther College Decorah

Coggon Girl Weds Alburnett Man In Family Home

Dorothy Mae Wright of Coggon wed Leo FE Powers of Alburnett in a Saturday ceremony at the bride's parents home. Music preceded by Mrs. Floyd Kurth, Rev. Ernest Allen officiated at the Methodist church in Conrad. The gown was light blue embroidered chiffon organza with pale blue tulle veil. The bride taught near Coggan and plans to settle in Alburnett after June 30 following a Colorado trip.

Coggon Dorothy Mae Wright Paul R. Wright Leo FE. Powers W. E. Powers Alburnett Floyd Kurth Walker Ernest Allen Conrad

Mildred Filloon Weds John W Ames in Central City Ceremony

Mildred Filloon of Central City married John W Ames of Marshalltown at Central City Methodist Church before 140 guests. The ceremony featured Miss Jane Arney as maid of honor, Paul Leonard as best man, and attendants from Albion, Marshalltown, Elgin, and Iowa City. The couple plans a Minnesota honeymoon and will reside in Marshalltown after July 1. Miss Arney is the bride’s sister.

Central City Mildred Filloon John W. Ames Marshalltown Anle W. Shedd Chlenge Phyllis Phillips Jane Agrney George Filloon Foner Jane Arney Doris Ellison Mount Vernon Betty Burnidge Elgin Corrine McRill Albion Paul Leonard Clarion George Houser Malcolm Goldsberry Iowa City Earle A. McLeod S Yinley Burnidge Eloise Busching Stanwood Elmer Bunge Clarence Earl Stannard Hawkeye Martha Brownlie Winterset Iowa State Teachers College Pi Tau Phi Social Sorority Mr Arney Albion High School Central Iowa Business College

Iowa City Plans Breakfast Fly-In and Gas Model Contest

Iowa City Pilots club president John Piper announced about 100 planes will land Sunday morning for a 7 to 9 am breakfast in the United Airlines hangar. Some 200 guests from the Midwest are expected. a gas model plane contest with merchant prizes runs 9 to 10 am. Funeral services for 4 year old Jackie Ewers will be held Wednesday. Will Durant to lecture Friday on Memorial Union lawn and panel Saturday at Old Capitol. Harry Stinson to join Hunter College NYC faculty this fall on a year leave from Iowa.

Iowa City Iowa City Pilots’ Club John Piper United Airlines Middlewest Piper Jackie Ewers Roy A. Ewers Jackie Mercy Hospital Jean Joan A M. Ewers Lenore McClenahan Will Durant Iowa Memorial Union Iowa River Durant House Old Capitol Harry Stinson University of Iowa Art Department Hunter College New York City Stinson University

Former Iowa Highway Patrol Chief Weds in Nashua Church

John R. Hattery of Nevada former chief of the Iowa highway patrol married Gladys Louise Hansen of Nevada in Nashua. The ceremony took place Monday at the Little Brown Church with a few close friends attending. They began a honeymoon trip on Tuesday.

Nashua INS John R. Hattery Nevada Iowa Highway Patrol Gladys Louise Hansen

Matthias sells business holdings to Vogel of Allison IA

Hopkinton A E Matthias sells his undertaking and fur niture business to Richard Vogel of Allison Iowa. Matthias will continue in the dry goods business in Hopkinton.

The Better Way to Correct Constipation

A brief health advertisement urges prevention over cure for constipation. It promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a bulk dietary aid, noting regular use with ample water helps maintain daily regularity and ongoing consistency, and suggests consulting a doctor for chronic issues.

Kellogg's Battle Creek

May Avoid Deficit in Pension Fund in Des Moines CAD

The Des Moines pension fund may avoid a deficit as a competitor study outlines a potential 41 450 000 red if 22 pensioners are added monthly and pensions rise a nickel. Officials say income and outgo are conservative and a deficit is unlikely with careful management. As of March the board held 1 002 079 on deposit with projected March through June income and a 39 721 650 gross for the 19n9-4qa year.

Des Moines Ole Pee

Ahepa Pledges Aid In Fighting Fifth Column Activities

The Fourteenth district convention of the Order of Ahepa in Waterloo elected John Ormas of St Paul Minnesota as governor and set Des Moines as the 1941 convention site. Officers named include N. A. Poletis Fort Dodge as lieutenant governor Paul G. George Waterloo secretary Ross Phill Rochester Minnesota treasurer Gus Manoles Des Moines marshal. The group condemned subversive activities and pledged aid against fifth column groups. The Daughters of Penelope named Mrs. Tula Zotainey Minneapolis lieutenant governor Mrs Bertah Togeos Fort Dodge secretary treasurer and Mrs Gus Neofotis Des Moines marshal. The Sons of Pericles named Kope George Waterloo governor Nick Strenglis St Paul lieutenant governor and Nick Siamis Cedar Rapids secretary-treasurer.

Waterloo The Order of Ahepa John Ormas St Paul Minn Des Moines N. A. Poletis Fort Dodge Paul G. George Ross Phill Rochester Minn Gus Manoles United States Daughters of Penelope Ahepa Tula Zotainey Minneapolis Bertah Togeos Gus Neofotis Sons of Pericles Kope George Nick Strenglis St. Paul Nick Siamis Cedar Rapids

Century Celebration At Fayette County Pageant Draws Crowds

West Union Iowa expected to attract several thousand visitors for Fayette County centennial celebration on the Upper Iowa university campus. More than 600 participate in The Cavalcade of Fayette County with all 20 townships represented. Production by Mrs Hoyt Young and directed by Mrs L J Bodensteiner features Mesquakie actors and scenes on early county history from settlement to Civil and World War eras ending with fireworks. Waucoma and Maynard bands perform with Archibald Sowden opening the pageant with Dvorak music.

West Union INS Fayette County Upper Iowa University Hoyt Young Arlington L. J. Bodensteiner Mesquakie Tama County Franklin Wilcox Waucoma Maynard Band Archibald Sowden Dvorak Largo Symphony of the New World

Funeral services for Eugene Washington Lewis

Funeral services for Eugene Washington Lewis 83 were held at the Methodist church Sunday with Rev Fr C Scott officiating Burial was in North Madison Pioneer cemetery east of Center Junction Pallbearers were A G Smith Fred Preas Greg Drie belbis Harry Chase Arthur Wilcox and Peter Prahm Surviving are two nieces Alveretta Ferguson of Center Junction and Mabel Tomlinson of Iowa City and a nephew Fred Lewis of Center Junction

Center Junction Eugene Washington Lewis FR. C. Scott North Madison Pioneer Cemetery A. G. Smith Fred Preas Greg Driebelbis Harry Chase Arthur Wilcox Peter Prahm Alveretta Ferguson Mabel Tomlinson Iowa City Fred Lewis

Sheep swept and barns struck by lightning in storm

During the rain storm Saturday night about fifty head of Harold Polk’s sheep were swept into the Wapsie river but all were rescued except one. Men spent Sunday morning freeing livestock and securing higher ground. Lightning struck the Howard Ramsey residence barn and the Jess Sauer farm barn, tearing shingles and boards but causing no fire.

Troy Mills Harold Polk Wapsie Howard Ramsey Jess Sauer

Church In The Vale Pastor Quits Amid Marital Ties

New Hampton reports Rev William Kent, longtime pastor of the Little Tray Church in the Vale near Nashta, has resigned from the Congregational animater after 7,000 weddings and seven marriages reportedly connected to his ministry. Acting pastor Rev FL fs Hanseem had been serving.

New Hampton William Kent Wedeling Bae Nashta Beertiao Hanseem

Farmer Ends Life South Of Keota

Irv Henry, about 60, farm owner south of Keota, died Monday night from self inflicted injuries. Coroner Irvin Reynolds of Sig-OWNNes ruled death by his own action. Mrs Henry awoke about 1:30 am and found the yard lights on and no answer from her husband. She, with her son-in-law and daughter, Lesley Breen, discovered the body. Survived by a son, Maron, 7, his mother Mrs John Henry, three brothers and a sister.

Mperiah Avery Ikeota Irv Henry Elahtl Miles Keota Irvin Reynolds Sig- Ownnes Henry Lesley Breen

Peace Officers Short Course Expands Radio Work

Special classes at the University of Iowa peace officers short course will add eight subjects, including essential radio communications. Prof. Perkins, director of the course, says enrollment is limited due to specialized work. new sessions feature vital public safety topics led by B B Brown, with other classes on fingerprinting, combat, investigation, first aid, photography, public speaking, and traffic.

Perkins He Tas College Andy Federal Communications Commissets BB. Po Brown Radio Ram Iowa Department of Public Safety

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