Cedar Rapids Pug Symbol and Rare German Shorthair at Beach Shows
The article notes a growing variety of sporting dogs in the United States including the German shorthair pointer. It profiles Chimes a seven month old liver colored dog owned by Mr. and Mrs. John Parkis of 1805 Washington Ave SE Cedar Rapids. Chimes shows strong hunting instinct and steadiness to shot with limited training and an ancestry blending bloodhound foxhound and old Spanish pointer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
John Parkis
Washington Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Pavlis
Minnesota
Cedar River
Parlis
Chimes
American Kennel Club
Autographer Jerger Regrets Writing His Doctor Hat Book
Dr. Joseph A. Jerger recalls autographs and sales for Doctor Here’s Your Hat a memoir drawn from Waterloo and Chicago practice. He notes group medicine as a concern and says patients feel pride and warmth when learning about the doctor who wrote the book.
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Joseph A. Jerger
Morris Sanford
Jerger
Field's
Chicago
Dr. Jerger
Ilutographing Books
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Miss Norris
Ida Mae Casey
Last Car
Hertzler
Doc Fullerton
Charlie McCarthy
Cedar Rapids Will Probates For John Lundin and Rebelski
In Cedar Rapids the will of John Lundin who died March 2 is probated with Joseph Sadowsky named executor. Legatees include Gus Lundine Franz Lundine August Edward Lundine sister Augusta Ahlgren and nieces Lenia Rudempalm Mildred Lundine nephew Harry Ahlgren. Under August Rebelski will tested Feb 27 wife Margaret gets life estate with Florence Peterson and Austin G Rebelski as residuary legatees. will dated August 30 1928.
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John Lundin
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Sadowsky
Gus Lundine
Franz E. Lundine
August Edward Lundine
Augusta Ahlgren
Lenia Swemn Rudempalm
Mildred Lundine
Harry Ahlgren
August H. Rebelski
Margaret Rebelski
Florence Peterson
Austin G. Rebelski
Rebelski
Assignment of Pending Criminal Cases in Linn County Court
Judge J. E. Heiserman made the first March term assignment for Linn County District Court effective March 20. County Attorney G. K. Thompson's office prepared the schedule. Defendants and charges listed include Hennessey drunk driving, Chihak intoxication, Gremavido beer sale on Sunday, Kubec drunk driving, Clayter assault with intent murder, Verner Northland grand larceny, Whitney night larceny, Andresen uttering forged instrument, and Prochaska illegal sale of intoxicating liquor.
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Linn County
District Court
J. E. Heiserman
G. K. Thompson
Mike Hennessey
Charles A. Chihak
Joseph Gremavido
Charles Kubec
Frank Clayter
Theodore Verner Northland
William Craig Whitney
Harry Andreasen
Wendl Prochaska
Receiver Named for Shrine Property Foreclosure Action
By stipulation between parties to the case against Cedar Rapids Shrine Temple a receiver was appointed for the property. W. M. Kacena was appointed to oversee the proceedings and manage the assets during the foreclosure process.
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Cedar Rapids
W. M. Kacena
Receiver Appointed for Property by Judge Ring
Kacena will manage and rent the property under the agreement. The United Benefit Life Insurance Company of Omaha sues with El Kahir Shrine Company and El Kahir Temple of the Shrine named among the defendants.
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H. C. Ring
Kacena
United Benefit Life Insurance Company of Omaha
el Kahir Shrine Company
el Kahir Temple of the Shrine
Paternity actions clock in county court docket
Edward Hospodarsky, 26, Rockford Road SW, was lodged in the county jail Saturday by Deputy Sheriff Harlan Snyder on a district court warrant in paternity proceedings. Before Judge J E Heiserman Friday Lester C Bol ton, Central City, pled not guilty in paternity proceedings. The court set appearance date for the first day of the May court term and bond of 500 dollars was posted.
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Edward Hospodarsky
Rockford Road
Harlan Snyder
J. E Heiserman
Lester C. Bolton
Central City
Sioux City Man Pleads Not Guilty to Larceny Charges
William Craig Whitney, 34, of Sioux City, pleads not guilty before Judge H C Ring on a larceny in the night time charge with bond set at 2500. In custody, he faces two additional larceny counts over a wardrobe trunk theft from H J Hirsch of Kansas City. Whitney was arrested in Dixon Illinois on February 24 and extradited, having previously pled not guilty on the first charge February 28.
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William Craig Whitney
Sioux City
H C. Ring
Whitney
H. J. Hirsch
Kansas City
Dixon
Ill
Remer Lawsuit Against Takin Brothers Overruled
Judge H C Ring overruled defendants motions for new trial and exceptions in the Remer personal injury suit with Center Point plaintiff against Takin Brothers Freight Lines and Leo Williams. Jury verdict for Remer was $7 291.95 on December 15 1938. Remer claimed a Takin truck driven by Williams struck a smaller truck and threw it against him on Center Point road NE in December 1937.
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R. T. Remer
Center Point
Takin Brothers Freight Lines, Inc
Leo Williams
H. C. Ring
Remer
Williams
Center Point Road
Divorce suits filed in district court by several couples
Judge H C Ring heard divorce petitions on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds. Grace Gabel contests William Arthur Gabel. Gil bert G Grover challenges Catherine L Grover. Edith Hensley sues Carl Raymond Hensley. Dorothy Freeman seeks divorce from Chester W Freeman with custody of a son. Mildred Serbousek sues Milo Serbousek claiming cruel treatment and property settlement. Also mentions three foreclosure judgments totaling 24073.26 for Home Owners' Loan Corporation from district court decrees.
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H. C. Ring
Grace Gabel
William Arthur Gabel
Grand Mound
Gilbert G. Grover
Catherine L. Grover
Edith Hensley
Carl Raymond Hensley
Iowa City
Dorothy Freeman
Chester W. Freeman
Marion
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation of Washington
Frankie Masters to headline Iowa program with orchestra
Frankie Masters will preside as master of ceremonies and his orchestra will provide the music for the entire program. The stage revue includes headline comedy novelty and dance features. The screen feature Forged Passport stars Paul Kelly and June Lang and depicts immigration service efforts to curb alien smuggling and the hardships faced by immigrants seeking work and freedom.
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Frankie
Paul Kelly
June Lang
United States Immigration Service
Midwest Debate Congress organized at Coe College
A new Midwest intercollegiate debate congress formed at Coe College brings Ripon Monmouth Knox Cornell and Coe as delegates. The unicameral body will have 32 members and meet next November to debate open topics with plans for a fall session on November 10 and 11 hosted by Ripon.
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Coe College
Ripon
Monmouth
Knox
Cornell
Coe
Midwest Athletic Conference
Wisconsin Senate Chamber
Ripon College
Bruno E. Jacob
Congress
Jean Liedman
Monmouth College
Midwest
Lawrence
Carleton
Beloit
Grinnell
Midwest Athletic
Prof. Welsch
Open Highway First Aid Station At Troy Mills
The Linn county Red Cross chapter opened its third highway first aid station at Troy Mills under Capt. E. A. Milliken. Proprietors Arthur and Mrs. Snyder hosted the fully equipped station where Miss Leona Burke and Harold Palmer led a training session. Cert recipients included Amber Carson, Helen Chester, Ruth Wagner, Charles Snyder and several youths. Milliken praised the location as vital for nearby Waltonian camp and cabins with no local doctors nearby.
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Linn County
American Red Cross
Troy Mills
E. A. Milliken
Highway Safety Committee
Arthur Snyder
Leona Burke
Harold Palmer
Red Cross Lay Instructors Club
Amber Carson
Helen Chester
Snyder
Ruth Wagner
Charles Winistorfer
Irma Cook
Sara Louise Jeffries
Lillian Washburn
Milliken
Chi Beta Phi Alums Hear Coe Coach Lamb Monday
Willis Lamb, Coe College head basketball coach and 1927 graduate, will address Chi Beta Phi alumni at 8 p.m. Monday in the Montrose Hotel French Room. Lamb also leads freshman football and part of the physical education program, with a Columbia master’s in 1931.
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Willis Lamb
Coe College
Chi Beta Phi Fraternity
Montrose
Lamb
Beta Phi Omega Fraternity
Columbia University
Coe
Greenfield
Centerville
Beta Phi Omega
Chi Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Chi Beta Phi
Alumni Association
Roger Sherman
St John s Choir Plans Sacred Concert Next Sunday
The St. John s Episcopal church choir directed by Malcolm Metcalf will perform a sacred concert of choral and solo works at St. John s Church Park Avenue at Nineteenth Street SE next Sunday at 7 30 p m An organist is Drexel Mollison An offering will be received Participants include Sopranos Jean Cash Allayne Kenecny Mildred McKeeby Charlotte Trewin Jane Watson Mary Zuercher Margaret Massey Mary Shaffer Altos Marianne Corey Mariana Sackett Barbara Ringer Florence Van Winkle Barbara Shonka Tenors Homer Maranville Dick Kehne Charles Knox Bernard Rudin Malcolm Metcalf Basses William Watson Dick Savell Peter Thurman James French Fred Kacena Frank Faulkerson
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
Malcolm Metcalf
St. John’s Church
Park Avenue
Nineteenth Street SE
Drexel Mollison
Jean Cash
Allayne Kenecny
Mildred McKeeby
Charlotte Trewin
Jane Watson
Mary Zuercher
Margaret Massey
Mary Shaffer
Marianne Corey
Mariana Sackett
Barbara Ringer
Florence van Winkle
Barbara Shonka
Homer Maranville
Dick Kehne
Charles Knox
Bernard Rudin
William Watson
Dick Savell
Peter Thurman
James French
Fred Kacena
Frank Faulkerson
Electrical Demonstration Planned at Franklin Assembly
C. E. Jones, noted scientist who spoke at Washington high in 1933, will present a second demonstration at a Franklin high assembly in Cedar Rapids at 8 30 Wednesday morning. His gyroscope based Tops lecture features a 26 pound top, a mono rail street car on a single track, and various gyro scopes demonstrating stabilizers, ship steering devices, automatic pilots, and track recorders.
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C. E. Jones
Washington High School
Cedar Rapids
Franklin High Assembly
Jones
Aviation Drama at Paramount Portrays Navy Air Era
A Paramount film blends Navy air history with a human focus. It follows 150 Pensacola student flyers pioneering takeoffs, 47 seaplanes from San Diego on a grand ocean hop, and a return of 44. Two naval brothers ground the personal arc, while a stabilizing love story resolves a threatened triangle.
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Navy
Pensacola Training School
San Diego
Orphan Seeks Missing Sister in Cedar Rapids Search
Weller, an Iowa orphan using a false name, returns to Cedar Rapids to press a six year hunt for his sister Dorothy Mary Waters. He seeks tips from police and offers 20 dollars for information, hoping to claim a $300 endowment and reunite with the sister last known in Marion and Rockwell City.
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Cedar Rapids
Dorothy
Marion
Maude Waters
W. C. “Slim” Weller
L. B. Marshall
Weller
Slim
Iowa
Jack Weiland
Lunts to Bring Notable Cast to Cedar Rapids Stage
The Lunts develop an acting company to Cedar Rapids featuring Richard Whorf Barry Thomson Sidney Greenstreet Edith King George Meader John Barclay and Jacqueline Paige. Sets by Lee Simonson costumes by Valentine. Samuel L. M. Barlow provides incidental music for the production.
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Lunts
Cedar Rapids
Richard Whorf
Barry Thomson
Sidney Greenstreet
Edith King
George Meader
John Barclay
Jacqueline Paige
Heaven and Earth
Lee Simonson
Valentine
Samuel L. M. Barlow
Robert Taylor Shines at The Palace in Vigorous Show
Robert Taylor delivers his strongest performance yet at The Palace with a sharp supporting cast including Edward Arnold Frank Morgan and Jane Wyman. The companion film This Marriage Business is a light comedy romance starring Victor Moore Allan Lane and Vicki Lester.
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Edward Arnold
Frank Morgan
Jane Wyman
Victor Moore
Allan Lane
Vicki Lester
Gene Autry Stars In New Rialto Feature Lineup
Perrin presents Gene Autry in a new picture at Rialto with Joe Frisco in a prominent role. A second feature titled Youth Takes a Fling stars Joel McCrea and Andrea Leeds as an absorbing comedy drama. The Lone Ranger Returns features Bob Livingston. A band, Disney cartoon, and a news reel complete the program.
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Perrin
Joe Frisco
Joel McCrea
Andrea Leeds
Bob Livingston
the Ranger
Disney Cartoon
Three Alarm Fire Destroys Hugh Miller Transport Garage
A three alarm blaze in downtown Philadelphia Saturday damaged the Hugh Miller Transport garage with estimated losses of 250000 dollars. The fire threatened adjoining buildings and involved two explosions.
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Philadelphia
INS
Hugh Miller
Downstown
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Wanda Montz
Court House News
Shrine Property
Frankie Masters
Coach Lamb of
St. John’s Choir
Franklin Assembly
Cc. E, Jones
Paramount
Scotty McLeod
Rockwell City
Michigan
Soldiers Orphans Home
Davenport
Eldora Training School
Penning
Eldora
CCC
Kentucky
Carl K. Linge
Dorothy Mary Waters
Frank K
Ward
Sunshine Mission
Linn
Dorothy Waters
Robert Taylor
Gene Autry
Rialto
Westinghouse
OWA Electric Lighting Power Company
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