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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1935

Page

14

School Election Boards Named for Next Monday Vote

The board of education announced judges and clerks for the upcoming school election next Monday. Precincts align with the general election, with ninth and tenth combined. third precinct voters move to Linn county shops at 751 Center Point Road NE. Polling places and names of officials are listed for each precinct.

Board of Education Linn County Center Point Road India Rude Auto Company Second Avenue Roy Radebaugh Melvin F. Mahannah Carl Crozer Anna Zalesky B Avenue A. H. Walbrand Josephine MacLain J. M. Thompson E. R. Petro

Cedar Rapids School Board Candidate William McCall Profile

Editor notes the second in a series profiling seven candidates for two Cedar Rapids school board seats. William McCall of 1116 First Avenue West, 56, seeks election March 11 after an earlier bid. A Milwaukee railroad employee for 34 years, he is a freight foreman, Mason, and veteran group member with two daughters who attended local schools and graduated from Coe College.

Cedar Rapids William McCall First Avenue W Board of Education McCall Milwaukee Railroad United Spanish War Veterans Veterans of Foreign Wars Coe College

349th Inf Reserves Sets Record On Correspondence Course

The 349th Infantry Reserves of eastern Iowa broke an all time record in February. Under Col. C. B. Robbins officers completed 861 hours on 344 lessons with 62 sub courses. In February 1934 they did 580 hours on 254 lessons with 47 sub courses.

349Th Infantry Eastern Iowa Army Reserve Organization C. B. Robbins

Gloria faces cash struggle with a plan to wed

A young woman Gloria considers marriage to ease parental financial strain. Her mother warns that heartache of unhappy marriage outweighs her support, advising against sacrifice. The exchange frames practical poverty versus love and the moral dilemma.

Glori Gloria

Readers ask if decent girls can find like minded boys

Judy and Jane seek reassurance that boys who value clean living exist. The reply affirms there are many such young men and encourages them to stay true to their high ideals and avoid drinking or smoking.

Judy Jane

Woman Sentenced Thirty Days For Intoxication In Police Court

Mary Heabel pled guilty to intoxication in police court Tuesday morning and was sentenced to thirty days in the county jail. She was arrested Monday.

Mary Heabel Miss Heabel

Woman wrecks furniture at city jail and two men punished

A woman caused extensive damage to furniture in the women’s quarters of the city jail before officers moved her to a sturdier room. George Fry of 402 Sixth Street SE received thirty days for intoxication and disturbing the peace. Howard Brown went to jail for failing to pay a $25 fine and costs for disturbing his family's peace.

George Fry Sixth Street Howard Brown

Sister Of Tama Jim Wilson Dead At 96

Flora Wilson, 96, sister of Tama Jim Wilson and member of a pioneer Tama county family, died Monday night at Cedar Heights home of her sister Mrs. L H Edwards. A former teacher, merchant and land dealer, she was active in church work and once a guest in the palace of the sultan of Turkey.

Waterloo Flora Wilson Tama County Tama Jim” Wilson L. H. Edwards Cedar Heights Turkey

Debaters from Willamette Meet Coe on Arms Shipment Question

Willamette University debaters in Salem met the Coe team in a cross questioned Oregon rules debate on whether nations should prevent international shipment of arms and munitions. The Coe team, part of a 7000 mile touring squad, included Whipple and Blackwell. the Willamette team featured Barnett and Mosher.

Oregon Coe Willamette University Salem Ore United States Garfield Barnett William Mosher William Whipple Duane Blackwell University of Iowa Whipple Blackwell David Stookey Robert Fredericks Raymond Hurst

Heavy Traffic Embargo On Former Road 149 SW Of City

Due to early spring softening of the gravel surface on former primary highway 149 from Cedar Rapids toward the Linn county line, the Linn county board of supervisors imposed a heavy traffic embargo. Vehicles three tons and up are banned. signs will be posted and a watchman will enforce the order starting Wednesday.

Cedar Rapids Linn County Linn County Board of Supervisors W. H. Behrens

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India’s R. B. van Cleve F. A. Talbot Ella Douda A. G. Kampmeier Benjamin Franklin Twentieth Street John T. Wurster L. S. Hamilton R. E. MacDanel F. G. Murray Arthur Twenty-seventh Street Fred Kubicek Esther Lyman Bruce A. West Helen Bailey Kenwood Park Harry Lambertson Sarah R. Condon George Hardy F. K. Young Jackson School Fourth Avenue Twelfth Street H. A. Stearns Kent Furman F. G. Riemann Lillian S. Beane Eighth Precinct Eighth First Avenue Eighteenth Street Nina Treichler Celia Hyland Teresa Benesh W. C. Peck Ninth and Tenth Seventeenth Street Harry P. McKnight W. A. Ball E. H. Ruge Mes S. H. Boyce Buchanan School Mount Vernon Road Katherine Franken Everett Fisher Zoe D. Storey F. J. Payneer Twelfth McKinley School Tenth Street N. F. Alderman M. E. Healy R. A. Bunce Lottie Janda Thirteenth Adams School Fifth Street W. H. Gates Irene Henson Bess Randa Frances Duffy Fourteenth Third Street Frank J. Trachta Womacka F. J. Sebetka Lottie McLeod Fifteenth—Hayes Twentieth Avenue D Street Mary Serovy Louise Kadlee Wm. Dytrt Clara Stastny van Buren Fourteenth Avenue Sadie Ainsworth Eighteenth—City Barn Seventh Avenue H Street Frank J. Petranek Charles Fisher Margaret Rebelski Lena Chambers Madison A. A. Hemphill J. C. Hammett A. M. Spicher Irene Henry Twentieth — Harrison Eleventh Street M Avenues Sheffie Alice Novak A. H. Schuman Fanny Fegley H Avenue Emma Burmeister Milton Kucera Martha Winne Jennie Newman Roosevelt School Thirteenth Street W. P. Corbett Emil Johnson D. O. Reece John Nolan Cleveland Fifteenth Street NW Guy A. Newell W. J. Scherrebeck A. G. Fjeliman Iva Pazdera School Board Killian’s Presents Mirren Ee Miss Manners Blondie Jenny Lind Killian Gartiere Bryn Mawr Killian Company BY Claude Callan Julia Repp Mr. Kowalski Mr. Ray The
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