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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1936

Page

5

Electricians renovate Frontier Park for July 4 celebration

Electricians from Iowa Electric Light and Power and many contractors joined to replace wiring and fixtures at Frontier Park. The project covered the grandstand buildings rest rooms and offices and was donated by the workers. City Electrician Harry Martin and several jobbers supplied lunch as volunteers completed the setup for Hanford post American Legion.

Frontier Park The Hanford Post American Legion Amos Scott T. H. Denton George Melichar Paul Hamer Iowa Electric Light and Power Company W. L. Fowler Charles J. Kosek Tim Shea C. E. Stone Guy J. Rummels James Cusack Earl Heinze H. J. Robertson R. W. Adams Guy L. Cooper Mickey Rudd E. B. Darling L. C. Schuknecht C. D. Cash Milo Heral Hugh Renner Leo Smith Cecil F. Groff Clarence Dill W. B. Janish H. J. Robertson, Jr T. K. Hefner W. B. Hassler H. W. Largent B. F. Wubbins Leo Thomas Joe Stodola E. J. Bauer J. B. Allen Paul Hruska City Harry Martin Terry Durin Company van Meter Company

Speakers Set for August Union Services at St Pauls

St Pauls Methodist hosts annual August Sunday services with speakers from First Baptist First Congregational St Pauls Methodist and First Presbyterian churches. Aug 2 B Y Hyde Park Baptist Chicago Ill speaker B Aug 9 Rev A M Jayne of Central Methodist Lansing Mich and former St Pauls preacher B Aug 16 Rev Harris F Ball Garrett Evanston Ill B Aug 23 Prof Paul Weaver Stephens Columbia Mo B Aug 30 Rev M Willard Lampe University of Iowa B concert soloists from Coe Conservatory and Southwestern University.

St. Paul's Methodist Church First Baptist First Congregational St. Paul’s Methodist First Presbyterian Churches Nelson C Eier Russell F. Judson Robert Little A. A. Brooks W. A. Ball George B. Sherman B. A. Bar Hyde Park Baptist Church of Chicago, Ill M. Willard Lampe University of Iowa School of Religion Iowa City Paul Schumann Ray Ruth Ebling Massey Harold Reeves Coe Conservatory Allan Faber Schirmer Southwestern University Winfield Kan

Nelson Wins Third Term as Iowa Gideons Leader

At the thirty seventh annual Iowa Gideons convention in Montrose, E. G. Nelson of Sioux City was elected to a third consecutive term as president. W. C. Kirchbeck of Cedar Rapids was re elected as state secretary, with officers including Ivan Johnson Davenport and B F Green Marshalltown as vice presidents. The meeting featured remarks by Mrs. S E Hill Beloit Wisconsin and devotional led by Rev C H Hook, with music directed by Harry D Clarke Chicago and M K Long Fairfield.

Fort Dodge A. K. Harper Fairfield S. E. Hill Beloit Wis Gideons C. H. Hook Harry D. Clarke Chicago Ill Billy Sunday M. K. Long

Pershing Seated In French Science Academy

Gen. John J. Pershing was seated as a member of the French Academy of Moral and Political Sciences in Paris with pride and joy. He had been elected to the academy on February 22, honoring his leadership of the American Expeditionary Force in World War I.

Pershing French Science Academy Paris John J. Pershing Academy of Moral and Political Sciences Academy

Page recalls Garner nomination as the boy backs vice presidency

Philadelphia AP reports a man who was a House page 30 years earlier when Jack Garner first entered the house again seconding Garner’s vice presidential nomination. The supporter is Bennett Champ Clark now a U S senator from Missouri and son of the late speaker Champ Clark.

Philadelphia Jack” Garner Bennett Champ Clark United States Missouri Champ Clark

Poison Found In Children S Stomachs In Norwich

District Attorney Glen Carter said poison was found in the stomachs of two children who died in Norwich hospital after a three hour illness. He said the parents Edward Angle and wife were questioned while Coroner L W Abbamonte handed over case facts to the DA. The Syracuse toxicologist analyzed stomach contents. how the poison entered remains under investigation. Laura age two and Louis age one were the deceased. four other children in the family remained well.

Norwich N. Y Glen Carter Norwich Hospital Carter Edward Angle South Plymouth L. W. Abbamonte Caenago County

Catbird Nest Uses Cellophane Wraps in Snowball Bush

A local resident reports a catbird nesting in a nest made from cellophane wrappers found in a snowball bush. The homeowner, who prefers anonymity, notes the bird plans to raise a brood in the improvised nest near his yard while avoiding public attention.

Catbird

O Year Fight for Life Nears Close

Salt Lake City AP Delbert Green, 28, faces execution by firing squad after a 1930 murder spree that killed his wife, her mother, and his uncle. His mother seeks commutation to life, while the state pardons board has rejected two prior appeals. Sheriff Holbrook plans a five-man rifle squad for the July 10 death sentence.

Salt Lake City Delbert Green Utah Lillie May Alexander State Board of Pardons Green James Green Joseph Holbrook

Streamliners Set New Records From Omaha To Denver

Union Pacific announced two new records for Omaha to Denver travel. The streamlined diesel train City of Denver completed the 560 mile run in 7 hours 26 minutes at 75.3 mph, a claimed American record for twelve car passenger trains over 550 miles.

Omaha Denver Union Pacific Railroad

Gardener Stalks Field Corn and New Potatoes

Charles Keller of 1106 G avenue NE shows a corn stalk five and a half feet tall, planted May 5, and new potatoes large enough to fill a man's fist, harvested since June 7, predicting good yields by July Fourth.

Charles Keller G Avenue NE Gazette Office

Local Finance And Insurance Co. Files Incorporation

The Producers and Retailers association of Cedar Rapids filed articles of incorporation with Secretary of State Mrs. Alex Miller. The company, to finance automobiles and sell insurance, is authorized with a capital stock of $10,000. O. G. Anre is president of the new firm.

Des Moines Producers and Retailers Association of Cedar Rapids Alex Miller O. G. An

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