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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1941

Page

14

Fire Ruins Maquoreta Cattle Sale Barn Figures Die

A Sunday morning blaze at the H. L. Bowman Cattle Company sale barn in Maquoreta rapidly destroyed the structure. More than 50 steers died, about 45 tons of hay burned, and nearly 200 cattle were in the yard at discovery. The loss is estimated at 12 000 to 15 000 dollars, mostly insured, with plans to rebuild. Auctions will pause temporarily while private sales continue.

Maquoreta H. L. Bowman Cattle Company David Hansen H. L. Bowman Sale Ring Don Larkey

FBI Lecturers Outline Espionage Countermeasures Course

Iowa peace officers and highway patrolmen gather at the University of Iowa July 7 to 12 for the fifth annual short course. FBI instructors lead eight classes and 14 labs on sabotage prevention, espionage techniques, arson, and counterfeiting with hands on work in fingerprinting, weapons identification, and evidence preservation.

Iowa City Iowa University of Iowa Rollin M. Perkins College of Law FBI

Williamsburg Storm Destroys Trees and Poles at Dusk

A freak wind and rain storm hit Williamsburg at dusk on Sunday, flooding sewers and flooding lowlands into Monday. Trees and small buildings were blown down in the southern part, telephone poles snapped, street lights failed for hours, chicken houses overturned and fowls drowned as water rose in Old Man's creek.

the Gazette Williamsburg Old Man's Creek

Thundershowers Forecast Across Scattered Iowa Areas

Iowa weather remained hot and variable Monday with lingering thundershowers Sunday afternoon. Cooler conditions possible in the north Tuesday as scattered storms hit multiple towns including Davenport, Iowa City, Charles City, Waterloo, and Decorah with varying rainfall totals.

Des Moines INS Iowa Council Bluffs Estherville Davenport Iowa City Charles City Waterloo Decorah

Waterloo Cyclist Is Victim of Collision

Arnold Ray of Waterloo, part of a motorcyclist group from a hill climb at Dubuque, was injured four miles east of Manchester on primary road 20 Sunday night when his cycle struck the rear of an automobile driven west by Leon Moraine of Dundee Indiana. Ray suffered head cuts and body bruises and was hospitalized before being moved to Waterloo by Moraine.

the Gazette Manchester Arnold Ray Barclay Street Waterloo Dubuque Leon Moraine Dundee Moraine Ray Charles City

Descendants Mourn Theresa Shaeffer 95 Monona Obituary

Funeral services for Theresa Shaeffer 95 Monona oldest resident were held Monday at St. Patrick's Catholic Church. Burial followed in St. Patrick's cemetery. Surviving are six children, twenty one grandchildren, seventeen great grandchildren, and two great great grandchildren. Her family reunion marked her birthday June 15 with five generations represented.

Monona Theresa Shaeffer St. Patrick's Catholic Church Luke Denilon St. Patrick’s Cemetery Arnold Shaeffer Giard Shaeffer Theresa Becker Mason City Mary Connell Minneapolis Elizabeth Tietgen Des Moines Edward McGregor Emma Gilster Katherine

Traer Couple Welcome First Child Born in Waterloo Hospital

Mr and Mrs William Neidick of Traer announce the birth of their daughter in a Waterloo hospital. The newborn weighed three pounds at birth and is in an incubator as doctors monitor her health.

Traer William Neidick South Traer Waterloo Hospital

Iowa Highway Markings Shift to Single Yellow Lines

Backstage in Iowa politics and road safety notes discuss removing double lines on 5400 miles of concrete highways. The move aims to standardize center markings nationwide with yellow lines guiding lane discipline and discouraging passes.

Frank T. Nye Iowa Daily Press ES Moines Iowa W. O. Price State Highway Commission

Boy Drowns In Tama County Lake

Tama County youth Melvin Zink, 19, of four and a half miles northeast of Green Mountain, drowned at Union Grove lake near Gladbrook Sunday afternoon while wading with three other Gladbrook boys. He sank 50 feet from the bank in eight feet of water. body recovered 45 minutes later. Coroner Dr A J Wentzien said no artificial respiration was attempted on arrival. No inquest planned. Zink had just graduated from Green Mountain high school.

Tama Melvin Zink Green Mountain Union Grove Lake Gladbrook Zink Robert Kruger Richard Fleming Heins Fulster Deer Creek A. J. Wentzien Tama County Robert Malek Russell Wise Toledo Wentzien Sam Zink Green Mountain High School

Iowan Drowns and Child Killed In Weekend Accidents

Two Iowa deaths from weekend accidents include Bob Lewis 45 Newton who drowned at Red Haw Hill state park while fishing. In a separate incident eleven year old Gerald Aldinger near Towa Falls died from a gunshot accident while playing with friends.

Des Moines INS Bob Lewis Newton Red Haw Hill State Park Iowa Gerald Aldinger Ed Aldinger Towa Falls

Hopkinton Gil And Detroit Man Married

Miss Gertrude A Reeve and George Shimmin wed at Hopkinton Presbyterian Church in Hopkinton I A. M. relatives and friends from Marion Cedar Rapids Chicago Saginaw and Detroit attended The couple will reside at 1303 Delaware Detroit after July 1 with maid of honor Miss Hila Beth Reeve and four bridesmaids in blue and coral rose gowns.

Hopkinton Gertrude Alice Reeve H. M. Reeve George Shimmin Detroit Saginaw Mich Presbyterian Church James Grier Monmouth College Monmouth Ill David de Best Hopkinton Presbyterian Church Hila Beth Reeve George Braun Betty McAllister Chicago Mary Elizabeth Gearhart Jane Hayman Nancy Paul Marion Frank Shimmin Ronald Porteous Edward Dalton Thomas Ti Delaware Street James Paul William Dennison Connie Ray F. Anderson Betty Ray F. Anderson, Jr Cedar Rapids

Retired U S Steel executive Samuel Dunlap timeline

Samuel Dunlap of Cleveland retired after 46 years with United States Steel and American Steel and Wire. Born in Belle Plaine Iowa on June 14 1872 he began as a railway clerk and rose through roles from chief clerk to assistant auditor before becoming auditor in 1936. He lives with daughter Elizabeth at 2914 Torrington Road Shaker Heights.

Cleveland United States Steel Corporation Samuel Dunlap American Steel and Wire Company Belle Plaine Dunlap North Western Railway Railway Chicago Illinois Steel Company U. S. Steel South Works South Crown Point N. Y New York Shoenberger Works Pittsburgh American Steel and Wire Torrington Road Shaker Heights Elizabeth

Unnamed Local Figure Connected To Civic Groups

A local resident is identified as a member of Shaker Heights Country Club Cleveland Chamber of Commerce the Controllers Institute of America and the Masonic lodge. He attends Epworth Euclid Methodist church. His immediate plans focus on improving his golf game as his preferred recreation.

Shaker Heights

Caddy Struck by Lightning at Davenport Club

Davenport Iowa UP report says 12 year old caddy Tom Hughes sought shelter under a tree at Davenport Country Club when lightning struck. He was knocked unconscious and the golf bags and clubs he carried were destroyed.

Davenport Tommy Hughes Davenport Country Club

Funeral rites held for Victor resident Ed ward Kempf

Edward Kempf 62 lifelong Victor resident died Thursday after a lingering illness at 8 30 am Funeral services were conducted at McAninch Funeral Home Saturday afternoon by Rev J J Pritchard Burial followed in ICCF cemetery He leaves wife Jennie Wilson Kempf two sons Lester and Earl and daughter Gertrude Callahan of New York City along with mother Mrs Sophia Kempf and brother George of Milwaukee Wis and several other relatives

Victor McAninch Edward C. Kempf J. J Pritchard I.C.C.F Kempf Jennie Wilson Kempf Gertrude Callahan New York City Lester Earl Sophia Kempf George Milwaukee, Wis

Safe robbers seize cash from West Liberty bulk plant

West Liberty yeggs cracked the bulk plant office over the weekend through a broken window and door lock. They bored a hole in the cash box and stole between 150 and 175 dollars. The entire office was ransacked but nothing else missing. Sheriff Fred Nesper suspects expert burglars due to proper tools. No prior thefts yielded more than this.

West Liberty Yeggs West Liberty Oil Company Fred Nesper

Town weighs iron-removal plant for water supply

What Cheer officials study a potential facility to remove iron from the town water. They have visited comparable plants in several other towns.

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