Diamondball Sees 37 Teams Enter Cedar Rapids League
The Cedar Rapids Diamondball association reports 37 teams planned to play in its leagues this season. A Civil league for city county and federal employees formed with six teams. Open, industrial, church, fraternal, and new league meetings scheduled. season runs April 30 to August 17 with entry fees due April 16.
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Cedar Rapids
Harry Hall
Tony Michalek
Alfred Schmidt
R. J. McNamara
Kenneth W. McGuire
Joe Carberry
Association
City Hall
Coe Names 1933 34 Basketball Letter Winners
The Coe athletic board of control announced Kohawk varsity letter winners Donald Belknap James Carruthers Harrison DuRie Chester Good Erwin Hahn Elmer Keith Allan Poole Joe Schneider Harold Wilkinson and senior manager Don Larson. Freshman numeral winners include Ralph Martin Ralph McLeod Ben Kammer Robert Everett Grover Galvin Bernard Smith Stewart Fox Paul Schneidery Sigourney Richard Munden and Carl Zbanek junior manager. Varsity to elect honorary captain Tuesday as Venus moon phase note follows.
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Coe Athletic Board of Control
Kohawk
Donald Belknap
Cedar Rapids
James Carruthers
Harrison DuRie
Rahway
N.J
Chester Good
Erwin Hahn
Charles City
Elmer Keith
Allan Poole
Swea City
Joe Schneider
Harold Wilkinson
Independence
Don Larson
Dows
Ralph Martin
Traer
Ralph McLeod
Ben Kammer
Lost Nation
Robert Everett
Grover Galvin
Rockford
Bernard Smith
Stewart Fox
Paul Schneidery
Sigourney
Richard Munden
Carl Zbanek
Remarkable Patent Remedy Ad Claims Fast Cures
An old advert promotes liquid tablets salve nose drops and laxative tonic as speedy cures for colds headaches neuralgia malaria and other ailments claiming relief within minutes to days for a wide range of conditions. The copy emphasizes rapid action and broad effectiveness.
Girls Basketball Tournament Highlights At Y W C A
Three Monday games saw M. and M. beat N. R. A. 19 to 12, Which Way trimming X-33 28 to 6, and T. M. T. M. topping O. O. P. 43 to 23. Upcoming Wednesday matchups include C. O. P. vs X-33 and T. M. T. M. vs N. R. A with M. and M. vs Peppers.
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X-33
N. R
Peppers
Louise Brendel
Albina Reznicek
Delores Delancey
Marie Stoneking
Ardyce Woodside
Lucille Bradis
N R.A
Gayle_ Stegenl
Beatrice Novak
Leona Novak
Golden Broussard
Lucille Bisinger
Ruby Jewell
Interim Committee To Study Highway Patrol Advocated
A concurrent resolution proposes an interim committee of two senators and two representatives to study Iowa highway patrol and traffic laws. Appointed members would serve without pay and report at the next session with recommendations and bills. TIPTON R. W. Schiele seeks Cedar County supervisor seat. incumbent William Trede of Durant seeks reelection.
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DES Moines
Iowa
House
Mercer
Johnson County
McCreery
Linn
Tipton
R. W. Schiele
Durant
Fouth
Cedar County
William ‘Trede
North African textiles and war posters decorate The Little Gallery show
The March exhibit at The Little Gallery splits into two sections. North African textiles curated by Miss O Settles of Iowa State College feature woven pieces and Berber and Arab textiles, with notes from Jeanne D Ucel. A companion display highlights a 400-piece War poster collection donated by Thomas E Green, with works by Pennell Fisher Flagg and others. The textile show runs through March. posters stay two weeks before oils by local artists open March 18.
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Coe College
O. Settles
Home Economics
Iowa State College
Cedar Rapids
Miss Settles
North Africa
Jeanne D'Ucel
Atlas
Liberia
Toe College
Thomas E. Green
Red Cross
Joseph Pennell
Charles Livingston Bull
Jonas Lie
W. T. Benda
Harrison c. Fisher
James Montgomery Flagg
Green
Wilbur Robbie
Washington
American Red Cross
Good Samaritan
Treasury Department
England
France
Hoover War Library
Stanford University
California
The Right Way to Play Golf by Chester Horton
An excerpt on golf technique emphasizes personal style and natural pace. It argues that method begins with address but should evolve with motion and rhythm rather than fixed stances.
Iowa Senate Votes to Adjourn March Fourteen
The Iowa Senate voted 24 to 20 to adjourn the special assembly at noon on March 14 after a lengthy parliamentary wrangle. The date was set by amending a March 14 deadline and the resolution passed 47 to 0 after the amendment.
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DES Moines
Special Assembly
State Senate
Senate
House
John K. Valentine
Centerville
City Briefs and Personal Notes from Cedar Rapids
Firemen responded to a chimney fire at 7:15 am on Thirtieth Street SE. Fred Kiuss will speak at the Shrine luncheon club on shifting emphasis in education. Grant Stern 36 was fined $10 for intoxication. Amalgamated Meat Cutters union No. 206 meets at 7:30 pm. Walter Boner 38 was jailed 15 days for intoxication. Mrs. W. Howard Moyer found a butterfly while shaking rugs. Miss Mary Flammang recovering from pneumonia. Roof fire at 1502 First Street SW extinguished. Czech music program postponed. Board of adjustment to meet 3 pm Wednesday. Survivor list for Mrs. Charity Hite updated. Prof. Kubichek lectured on Midwest birds at Canopus club luncheon. Mrs. J. E. Lampman’s brother Rufus Davidson dies from a fallen tree Accident. Funeral in Jefferson. Grocers code authority meeting set for 8 pm Thursday at Sokol hall. Cedar Rapids and Marion grocers to elect local code authority.
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Fred Kiuss
Grant High School
Shrine
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Code Authority
Sokol Hall
R. D. Chord
Iowa State Food and Grocery Distributors Code Authority
Death of Walter J Miller 61 in Sierra Madre California
Walter J Miller 61 of 331 Ramon a avenue Sierra Madre California died Sunday at 10 p m after six months poor health. Born in Linn county he farmed near Robins before moving to California ten years ago. Survived by widow a son John two daughters Ruth and Juanita three brothers George F Miller John A Miller Cedar Rapids and D Earl Miller Marion and one sister Mrs Frank Harris Sherwood North Dakota.
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Walter J Miller
Ramona Avenue
Sierra Madre
Calif
Linn County
Mr. Miller
Robins
California
John
Ruth
Juanita
George F. Miller
John A. Miller
Cedar Rapids
D. Earl Miller
Marion
Ates Frank Harris
Sherwood, N. D
Charles Voorhees Dies Former Resident Of Cedar Rapids
Charles Voorhees former Cedar Rapids resident died in West Hollywood California on March 6 message received by his sister in law Mrs W B Clark 1422 B avenue NE He ran a camera shop in Cedar Rapids for years before moving to California ten years ago Survived by wife and daughter Ruth 8 He was a member of Mt Hermon lodge AF and AM and Iowa Consistory No 2 Services set for West Hollywood March 8
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Charles Voorhees
Cedar Rapids
West Hollywood
Calif
W. B. Clark
Voorhees
California
First Avenue
Ruth
Mt. Hermon Lodge
Iowa
Mrs Phoebe Terwilliger Dies in Ellenville Widow of H H Terwilliger
Mrs Phoebe Terwilliger widow of H H Terwilliger of Ellenville New York died at 2:50 am Tuesday at the home of her daughter Mrs Helen Swett 1340 Second Avenue SE after a brief illness She had spent time here intermittently for several years and had been at her daughter’s home for the last year She is survived by one son M N Terwilliger and other relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Terwilliger
H H Terwilliger
Ellenville
N. Y
Helen Swett
Second Avenue SE
Mrs Swett
M. N
Olsen and Johnson plan new $50,000 home and Los Angeles summer
Chic Johnson of Olsen and Johnson reveals a March 25 opening near Libertyville Illinois and a summer move to a beach cottage in Los Angeles for his family while a Curran theater run in Los Angeles extends their show Take a Chance. Johnson praises partner Olsen and hints at a playful squabble upcoming at Killian's.
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Chic Johnson
Olsen and Johnson
Fun
Libertyville
Samuel Insull
Greece
Johnson
June
Chickle
Los Angeles
California
Catherine Creed
Ziegfeld Follies
St. Louis
Curran Theater
Iowa Theater
Family links in East Orange woman laid to rest
Terwilliger of East Orange New York with five grandchildren and four great grandchildren and a brother Eugene Burhans of Ellenville. born November 26, 1845 in Ellenville where she lived all her life. Member of the Methodist church there. No services here. Body to be taken to Ellenville. Friends may call at Turner chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terwilliger
East Orange
N. Y
Eugene Burhans
Ellenville
Turner Chapel
Milo Tomasck Rites Held for Local Resident
Milo Tomasck died at his sister’s home on old Marion road after long illness since May 1933 following a broken leg. Born January 20 1874 in Cedar Rapids, he leaves two sisters Mrs John Kressa and Mrs Henry O Rourke and two brothers Frank and Wesley. A sister and a brother died in 1933. He belonged to Crescent Lodge No 25 A F and A M Iowa Consistory No 2 and El Kahir Shrine. Funeral at Turner chapel Thursday at 2 pm with Cedar Memorial Park burial.
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Milo Tomasck
John Rejsa
Old
Marion Road
Cedar Rapids
John Kressa
Marion
Henry O'Rourke
Chicago
Frank
Wesley
Sacramento
Calif
Anna Hooley
Joseph
Crescent Lodge
A. F
A. M
Iowa
el Kahir Temple of the Shrine
Turner Chapel
Cedar Memorial Park
Death of John A Vittengl Brings Cedar Rapids Funeral Plans
John A Vittengl a former Cedar Rapids resident died at Kennett Square Pennsylvania. He was born near Solon and left Cedar Rapids about 1927. Survived by wife Clara and son Morgan. The body will be brought to Cedar Rapids and a funeral announcement will follow.
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John A. Vittengl
Cedar Rapids
Kennett Square
Solon
Clara
Morgan
Funeral Services for Miss Emily Jiroutek Held at Shueyville Church
Funeral services will be held at United Brethren church in Shueyville Wednesday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Franc is Pokorny officiating. Burial follows in Shueyville cemetery. Friends may call at Janeba and Brosh chapel Tuesday evening.
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Emily Jiroutek
United Brethren Church
Shueyville
Francis Pokorny
Janeba and Brosh
Central Park church forms new men's group leaders
Dr F G Murray head of the new men's brotherhood at Central Park Presbyterian church with Prof A C Robbie as vice president and R J Brodie secretary. Arthur Baxter treasurer and a committee including George B Ainslie P W Jacobson M D Porter to draft by laws. A $30000 garage contract for Millsap Motor at 711 Second Ave involved National Securities. Dorothy Robinson and Helen Ireland were injured after an auto incident at First Ave and Second St W. Alexander Douglas has gone to New Orleans.
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F. G. Murray
New Men's Brotherhood
Central Park Presbyterian Church
A. C. Robbie
R. J. Brodie
Arthur Baxter
George B. Ainslie
P. W. Jacobson
M. D. Porter
Second Avenue
Millsap Motor Company
National Securities Company
Dorothy Robinson
Helen Ireland
First Avenue
Second Street
Alexander Douglas
New Orleans
Restaurant accident burns Mrs. Nelson face on chair mishap
Mrs. Ray Nelson, employed at a local restaurant, was badly scalded in an incident when a chair round broke and she poured coffee into a percolator. Mayor Roth received today city chemist Goebel's milk test results, praised as strong input at city hall. The Gazette notes dairy distributors have stepped up milk distribution efforts. Walter L. Cherry was chosen exalted ruler of Cedar Rapids lodge BPOE in today’s vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Nelson
Roth
L. H. Goebel
Gazette
Walter L. Cherry
Cedar Rapids Lodge
B. P. O. Ellis
Harvey Higley Wins West Point Appointment
Harvey Higley of Cedar Rapids received notice from Congressman Cousins that he earned a West Point appointment after a recent competitive examination. He is ordered to report to Fort Sheridan for a physical examination. Mr and Mrs James W Good hosted a card party honoring Mr and Mrs Van Dyke Fort of Chicago. Hahn visited Editor Kent in Oxford Junction. US Geological Survey map of the Chicago district shows golf bunkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Higley
Cedar Rapids
Congressman Cousins
West Point
Fort Sheridan
James W. Good
van Dyke Fort
Chicago
Rank
Hahn
Oxford Junction
Editor Kent
Oxford Junction Mirror
Removal Petition Filed Over Fatal Milwaukee Crash
Grace Wilder executrix of William R. Wilder sues Milwaukee Road in a $5 000 damage claim filed in Linn County District Court. The suit stems from fatal injuries to 63 year old William R. Wilder when a Milwaukee train allegedly forced him onto a rail as he attempted to finger a signal at Martelle near midnight on June 20. A $500 bond accompanies the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Wilder
William R. Wilder
Martelle
Milwaukee Railroad
Cedar Rapids
Federal Court
Linn County
Wilder
Milwaukee
Continuance Sought in Pavlis Abortion Charge Case
Mrs. Anna Pavlis of 907 BE Avenue NW asks in district court for a further continuance of the state's case accusing her of attempting to produce abortion. The defense cites illness and attaches a California physician affidavit claiming she cannot travel. Indicted by the September term grand jury, she had a prior continuance for the same reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Pavls
BE Avenue NW
Evans seeks divorce over cruel treatment with alimony request
Carl W. Evans files cross petition in district court in Eleanor H. Evans divorce suit seeking temporary and permanent alimony and support money. The couple married in Iowa City in November 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Evans
Eleanor H. Evans
Iowa City
Manley Sentenced in Larceny Case. Taken to Reformatory
Floyd Manley age 19 received a five year indeterminate and suspended sentence on a larceny charge in district court Monday. He was taken to Anamosa state reformatory Tuesday morning by Sheriff Joseph A. Petrus and Deputy Jay Davis after an alleged confession of a companion led to his involvement in two recent thefts here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Manley
Anamosa State Reformatory
Joseph A. Petrus
Jay Davis
Manley
Motions to Quash Suit Against Phi Alpha Pi Fraternity
In Cedar Rapids district court motions to quash service of a $236.25 account suit were filed on behalf of J. K. Mons on, assignee, against Phi Alpha Pi and 23 members and alumni. The claim arises from Edith K. Pulver for services as house mother. Judge John T. Moffit attended Cornell College trustees meeting in Mount Vernon. Lois Tickal’s divorce suit against Louis Tickal filed May 4, 1932, was dismissed at her costs before Judge A B Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Monson
Phi Alpha Pi Fraternity
Cedar Rapids
Edith K. Pulver
John T. Mofffit
District Court
Cornell College Board of Trustees
Mount Vernon
Lois Tickal
Louis Tickal
A. B. Clark
Mrs Roosevelt Heads to Haiti by Pan Am Clipper
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt flies from Miami aboard a Pan American Clipper bound for Port au Prince Haiti en route to Puerto Rico. The First Lady travels with six crew and six passengers including Rexford Tugwell assistant secretary of agriculture.
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Inevitas
Cuba
Pan American Airways Radio
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Porte Au-Prince
Haiti
Miami, Fla
INS
Pan American Airways
Port-Au-Prince
Porto Rico
Nuevitan
Guba
Port- Au-Prince
Skorsky
Washington
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Webb Divorced By Esther Ralston
Esther Ralston and George Webb divorce after eight years of marriage. In superior court Webb offered no contest as Ralston testified that he became jealous and insulted her. A two year old daughter will remain with the mother.
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Los Angeles
Esther Ralston
George Webb
Superior Court
Webb
Socialist Party Set For National Convention In Detroit
The Socialist Party will hold its national convention in Detroit on June 1 2 and 3 announced by W G Bergman who oversees arrangements Organizers women's federations youth groups and other related bodies will meet in two day preconferences ahead of the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Socialist Party
W. G. Bergman
Worker Overcome By Gas Revived At Scene
Tony Tordik of 1607 Seventh Avenue SE, Cedar Rapids Gas Co employee, was overcome by gas at 2 10 PM Tuesday while working in an open hole at Third Avenue and Twelfth Street SE. Ambulance attendants revived him and took him home. his condition is not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Tyrdik
Seventh Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Third Avenue
Twelfth Street
Tordik
Gly-Cas Promises Cure In Cedar Rapids Ad
Mrs Florence Schwartz of 128 A avenue NW Cedar Rapids testifies Gly-Cas purifies the blood and restores health in less than a month. She cites relief from neuritis kidney issues and insomnia after using Gly-Cas at Thrifty Drug Store corner First street and Third avenue SE. The ad promotes the Gly-Cas Man selling the remedy and urges public attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Schwartz
A Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Thrifty
First Street
Third Avenue
Gly- Cas
Third Avenue SE
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Venus
TVE
Yehan
Tak
Aker
Atak
Winnie Hogan
Mar-jorie Melvin
Margaret Biedermann
Helen Weber
Mary Hogan
Jane Lockwood
Maxine Dermody
Irene St. Germain
Florence Nemec
Bernice Nemec
Helen Worthan
Eiguenee Strauss
Alyce Kolds
Virginia Evens
Irene Opperud
Edna Eseers
Gladyce Exeers
Grace Randa
Myrna _Pumfrey
LeAnna Henry
Co. P
Rita Sandberg
Katherine Rock
Sylvia Sanders
Frances Swartz
Lefa Sorta
Dorothy &Cott
Anna‘belle Reindl
Art News of the Little Gallery
Chester Horton
Golf
Hamburg
semi-Homburg
Stetsons
Indica
First Avenue E
Third Avenue E
B. Rigby
Thirtieth Street SE
Grant Stern
C Avenue NE
Amalgamated
Meat Cutters’ and Butcher Workmen's Union No. 206
P. S. Hall
Walter Boner
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Justice A. 8. Reed
W. Howard Moyer
First Avenue W
Mary Flammang
Henry Flammang
Norway
Mercy Hospital
R. Koenigsmark
Matice Skolska
CWA
Board of Adjustment
City Council
Charity Hite
Ben Aucutt
W. F. Kubichek
Coe College Museum
Canopus Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Subshire
South Dakota
J. E. Lampman
Eighth Avenue SE
Rufus Davidson
Davidson
Jefferson
W. J. Miller
Naomu Doebet
Olsen
Hotel Roosevelt
Mr. Olsen
Mr. Johnson
Harmony
Chickie
Maya
John Charles
Ole
Harold
Long Island
Killian’s
Miss Jiroutek
United States Geological Survey
Court House News
U.S
Pavlis
Anamosa
Pennsylvania
Horak Pharmacies
Mrs. Roosevelt
Mrs
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