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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1934
Page
11
Amana, Iowa reports Harry Zimpelman 13 son of Jacob Zimpelman, an Amana hotel keeper, struck bottom while diving long distance in the mill race Wednesday morning and died thirty minutes later. Two companions rescued him. he was carried home conscious though paralyzed. Survived by his parents and an older brother Jacob.
Debtors petition for reorganizing Commonwealth Apts Inc under the bankruptcy act amended. Court review could reduce bonds to about 80 percent stockholder consent sought. Mortgage liens and trust deeds secure a bond issue originally $1.9 million. current default balance about $313,000.
The Farmers and Bankes Life Insurance Company held its state group meeting at the Hotel Roosevelt. Attendees included F B Jacobshagen from Wichita and H We Mather, Ned, from the home office, with twelve agents from across Iowa.
A scanned puzzle page presents clues spanning baseball history from 1839 and rule origins to a vertical word game. It lists numbered clues for terms like stream obstruction, frozen desserts, constellations, and Mexican rivers, with several sport and linguistic connections.
Fifteen volunteer recreation leaders are attending an institute from Tuesday to Friday in Memorial building Armory under the playground commission. Nevin Nichols and Miss Natalie Schoen supervise. Sessions include papier mache puppet heads, dramatics, folk dances, singing games, with J R Batchelor of the National Recreation Association expected to assist.
Hughes head of traffic announces summer uniform change for motorcycle officers. Officers named include Duncan and Wilson. The shift to white shirts will cover the summer months.
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