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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1939

Page

4

Marion Woman Dies at 80 After Long Marion Residence

Mrs. Mary Ann Lyons Hines 80 longtime Marion resident died Sunday at 684 Eighth Avenue. Born May 27, 1859 in Hartford Conn she moved to Marion at age 11. She married John Hines in 1880 and had twelve children. Funeral at St Joseph’s Catholic Church with burial in Oak Shade.

Jetn C Hines Pfs Eighth Avenue Mary Ann Lawns Hartford Conn Thome Catherine Farley Lyons Marion Mallon High School Shevas Hines St. Josephs Catholic Church Ameren Legion Auxiliary Yynore John Manon Frank Phoenix Ariz Los Angeles Edward Lioux City Mises Florence and Manan George I Stephen Wall Fames Lot Oak Shade Cemetery Rosary Society Nellie Stout Iowa City Anamosa Harrison Elizabeth McDaniel Dunning Charles H Stout Cedar Rapids David R. Doyle Mary Elizabeth Doyle Clifford Stout Congregational Church Benjamin J Swab Riverside Cemetery Yocom Chapel Flora Busenbark Nancy Flora Busenbark Margaret Watkins First Avenue Crawfordsville Ind Solomon and Lucetta Crane Ball Alfred Busenbark Mount Vernon Busenbark Green's Grove Baptist Church Oscar Busenbark Florence Berry Chicago Ralph Busenbark Jalna Groll Lucy M. Harbach Berkeley Calif Addie Travis Milly Stoufer Oakland John Quincy Busenbark Yocum Chapel B L. Nay Cedar Falls Mount Zion Cemetery

City Hall Notes and Civic Approvals Reported

The city approved a payment of 31,80926 to Town Electric Light and Power for vacating alley space on Fifth Street NE to extend the power system. Cedar Rapids Gas Co. was granted permission to lay gas mains along multiple parking segments on First Street SW and surrounding avenues. Several oiling petitions were filed for signals on First and Hamilton streets and related avenues. Community notices include residents traveling or visiting nearby towns and gatherings at local homes, with social updates on guests and hosts.

Town Electric Light and Power Company Fifth Street Cedar Rapids Gas Company First Street Twenty-sixth Avenue Twenty-ninth Avenue Outlook Drive J Street Woodland Drive First Second Avenues Thirteenth Fourteenth Street Hamilton Street Sixteenth Nineteenth Avenues Seventeenth

Alburnett road dinner honors Bride-Elect Mary Loretta Fernow

Harold Simonsen hosted a Sunday dinner at their home on Alburnett road honoring Miss Mary Loretta Fernow, a bride-elect. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wayne Frakes Mr and Mrs John Esse Mr and Mrs Harold Simonsen Mr and Mrs Jim Jenkins Miss Henrietta Robinson and her niece Mrs John Gill Mrs Betty Silliman and her son Jimmie Cedar Rapids Grace Fernow Mary Clem ents and Minnie Lathrop from Marion attended.

Henrietta Robinson John Gill Alburnett Road Mary Loretta Fernow Betty Silliman Jimmie Cedar Rapids Grace Fernow Mary Clements Minnie Lathrop Marion

New Relief Worker Group Pickets White House

The Workers Security Federation of the USA, a new unemployed and relief workers group, picketed the White House for an hour to press for a 4 billion dollar annual relief appropriation. It claims 125,000 relief clients and unemployed, has no AFL or CIO ties, and opposes the Workers Alliance, which it denounces as a dictatorship.

Washington Workers Security Federation of the USA White House American Federation of Labor Congress of Industrial Organizations Workers Alliance, Union of Relief Workers Federation Workers Alliance

Ordinance Limiting Closing-Out Sales Goes Into Effect

A city ordinance restricting closing-out sales took effect after final council approval. Drafted for the Chamber of Commerce merchants bureau, it requires stores to secure a license and list daily merchandise. If stock remains unsold after 30 days, up to three 30 day renewals may be issued.

Retail Merchants Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce

Govt To Pay 80 Cent Rate For U S Prisoners In Linn County Jail

Linn county and the federal government agreed on an 80 cents per day rate for care of federal prisoners in the Linn county jail. The three year contract from Jan 1 1939 was signed by Sheriff Jim Smith and Fred Stirm. Previous terms varied from 60 cents to $1 daily before a compromise restored the 60 cent level.

Linn County Jim Smith Fred Stirm

Lost and found ads and services in city business listings

A jumble of lost pets and items, local services, and ads from a small city paper. Lost dog and cat notices with contact numbers, plus multiple ads for moving firms, hardware, jewelry, and household goods. Includes mentions of Allied Van Lines, Lynch Transfer, Dillon's Delivery, and local merchants.

Kublas Hardware Co Ist ‘St ALLIED _ Van Lines, Inc Calder’s van & Storace Co., Inc Stanfists Ginsbergs 1St Ave Dillon's E. L. Rogers Hardware 2Nd Ave 2Nd St Allied van Lines, Inc Lynch Transfer & Storage Co K. Schaeffer Kresge Griffith Feather Mattress Co Chicago Kenwood P.O. Box

Announcements and Personal Ads from Gazette Classifieds

A dense local page lists automobile transportation references exchanges, various beauty and repair services, and job wants. Entries include a malted milk promo, watch repairs, jewelry ads, nursing or health work interest, a lovely lady oil permanent offer, beauty salons, sodding and dirt work, hauling and rubbish services, upholstery, and home washings. Names, addresses, and contact details appear throughout.

the Gazette Podzimek Pharmacies 2Nd Ave 16Th Ave Probasco Jewelers Wopie Bob

Variety of classic cars with deep discounts in 1930s ad

A dense car sale listing showcases numerous 1930s models from brands like Oldsmobile, Studebaker, LeSalle, Pontiac, Chevrolet, Ford, DeSoto, Buick, Plymouth and more. Each entry notes condition, features such as radios and heaters, mileage hints, and dramatic price cuts from original asks to sale prices, highlighting a bustling showroom inventory.

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Marion News Paul Hampton Theron Tommie Cameron, Mo Vernon Brockman Ninth Avenue Penn-Camps Owen's Drug Store Lura Markley Aus Buincidle, Fla E. J. Esgate Woc FT U Te Public Library Ruby Cox Albert and Marietta Kansas Cityo Minnie Metta Whitcomb Illinois The Companions Missionary Christan Church Bem Thei Will Schilotterback Atkins Schultz Thomas Park George Doenel Newhall Amelia Schultz Ceder Rapids Lot Gold Watch Chain Savanna Irene Schultz Linn Glenn Dahms HS. Massingale Third Avenue George Mingo P L. Largen Webster City Joseph Griffith St. Cloud, Fla E. Barkwill Lottie Hagerman Norman Waffle American Legion Auxthary St Joseph's Catholic Church John Hines William J Beranck Dirs. Beranek William H. Bonitezer Wood- Tov Jean Rice Cedar Tapids Phyllis Peterson iSeerion Kline Elden Kohl Daniels Park Floyd Kline Rowley Clara Tilton Amanda Kohl Lisbon Douglas Bruce Tharp Sarah Kline Texter Pittsburgh Clara Wilson S WN . Parsons E. J Esgate Whittier Dickey’s Foods Mrs. Harlan F Knight Waterloo John E. Titus Cornell Don Scott Norway San Francisco Salt Lake City Fred Skedine Floyd Strain Canada Mrs Fred Joslin Allen Mrs. Joslin Frank Bills Quincy Lester Kellams Hermina Chorlette Edna Hess Tillie Buresh Marshalltown Thomas Ozburn Mercy Hospital Edward Hines Sioux City John C. Hines City Hall Harold Martin Ottumwa G L. Martin Oren Marin Pierre, S. D Melvin Oldfather Anna Helen Martin Lois Richardson Charles Joiner Maquoketa Alvin Oxley Harrison, Aris Warren Stambaugh Bertram Mrs Stambaugh Mr. Oxley Central City Mr. Stambaugh Charles Stambaugh Marge Ann Pusateri Michael Cira Lloyd Olmstead John Crawford A. L. Barngrover Lincoln Drive W . Smith F. W. Crawford John Byse Harold Simonsen Wayne Frakes John Esse Jim Jenkins New Relief Worker Organization Anderson Monuments Ard Ave. E Brady Mortuary Lost 32Nd St Dial Lovely Lady Oil Lovely Lady Beauty Shop Bishop's Paris Roosevelt O. L. Shedek Mary Nell Paramount Theater Rlde MR. Abraham Mabeline Beauty Virginia Kennedy's 1St Mac's A Ave Elene Beauty Shop Alla Duncan Vanity Beauty 3Rd Ave Beauty School Paris Academy OF Beauty Budiaden Thornwood Dee Peterson NBC Fred Udesen Skating Palace Cedar Park Hussey Magnus Stables Siepman Ork Hawkeye Tim Shop Zit Ist Soddin Kutchera Coal CO Chas Lebeda Setil S Drew Ird Ave Speen Call Geo Ilten En Co. L Russell 16Th St Fred_ Young Willan Stodola Furniture Co Brokade Soft Harry Christy Call H. R. Butters Termax CO. Ing de Box Gazette Cps Roberts Liberal Commission G. Harrison Allison Hotel Manuaer Abe Peace Products J W. Streuli Montrose Hotel Freeport Central Employment Agcy Granby Cedar Rapids Service Bureau Gladys Mitchell 14Th Ave 6Th St John Bucklin Donovan Oliphant Toddville 7Th St SE Oldsmobile Studebaker Chevrolet Ford Pontiac LaSalle Dictator Buick Century Buick Special Desoto Allen Motor Second Avenue Tenth Street SE Ques Anita Louise Figger BY Edwin Cox Wiley Garver Gust Wisconsin Hirohito
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