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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1933

Page

3

Notable Year for New York Life 1932

Thomas A. Buckner, president, says 1932 was the company’s year of maximum service to policyholders. Total paid to policyholders and beneficiaries reached 255.2 million, with 40.2359 million in income. Assets totaled 1.974 billion with a surplus of 113.97 million. Also notes large government and municipal bond holdings and 7.34 billion in life insurance in force. Funeral services held for John Galli, 30, in Prairieburg following a log mill accident near Center Point.

Thomas A. Buckner New York Life Insurance Company New York Life Mr. Buckner United States Buckner New York

Waterloo self help plan for jobless audience

Several hundred people attended a meeting of the Unemployed Progressive League at the Shrine temple in Waterloo to hear A. R. Locke explain the city’s self help relief system. Locke reported that the unemployed have shouldered much of relief through local organization, with Willard Hayes presiding and Dan Kruidenier among speakers.

Unemployed Progressive League Shrine Temple A. R. Locke Unemployed Relief Club of Waterloo Locke Willard Hayes Dan Kruidenier Public Safety Ed Stefan W. C. Benesh S. P. Murray C. A. Hostetler C. R. Olney

Bullet Goes Through Car but Misses Driver, Police Probe

J. J. Rickey reported that a .25 caliber bullet crashed through his windshield on First Avenue East near Twenty third Street around noon, narrowly missing him. The projectile exited the rear of the car. police investigated but found no shooter.

J. J. Rickey Avenue NE First Avenue E Twenty-third Street

Chief Benesh Cleared Of Parking Light Ticket Joke

Chief W C Benesh found a parking ticket on his car on Fifth street E near First avenue. He says friends from the Knights of Pythias staged a joke about missing parking lights, noting street lighting made the spot clearly visible. He pleaded not guilty in the incident Monday night.

W. C. Benesh Fifth Street First Avenue Knights of Pythias Lodge Benesh

Killian's 20th Anniversary Sales Event Promotion

Killian's announces a two page advertising celebration of its twentieth anniversary. The store has been consolidated from the annex and refilled with new merchandise as prices begin a rising period, encouraging buyers to purchase now at historically low levels.

Killian Company Gazette

Funeral rites for Mrs Norman F Wood in Washington

Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at the Baptist church for Mrs Norman F Wood 95 who died at her daughter's home Mrs Will Crozier Surviving are three children Linus Frank and Mrs Crozier plus twelve grandchildren thirty-five great grandchildren and five great great grandchildren The Wood family spent years in Illinois and Washington where Mr Wood farmed and later retired to Washington The deceased was a Civil War veteran's widow and a member of the Washington Baptist church and W R C burial will be at Ainsworth cemetery

Washington, Ia Baptist Church Norman F. Wood Will Crozier New York Wood Ainsworth Mr. Wood Washington Washington Baptist Church A. A. Vinz Ainsworth Cemetery Frank Linus Wood Crozier

Gold Payments Reported to Linn County Treasurer

County Treasurer Frank L. Williams notes receipts of over 700 in gold including 320 in coins and over 400 in certificates. Some certificates originate from the era of larger blanket bills before the newer small notes were issued.

Linn County Frank L. Williams

Expert on Astronomy Speaks Wednesday Night

Dr. Charles C. Wylie, associate professor of astronomy at the University of Iowa, will speak at 6 15 p m Wednesday at a First Presbyterian church dinner on Our Universe and Other Universes. He is a noted meteors and meteorites authority who reported four of the six U S meteorites found since 1927, including the 1927 Illinois Tilden meteorite and a recent 1932 find at Archie Missouri.

Charles C. Wylie University of Iowa First Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Chapel United States Wylie Tilden Ill Illinois Archie

Linn County Farm Bureau Leader to Address Kiwanis

Roscoe Blanks, farmer east of Marion and Linn County Farm Bureau president, will speak to the Kiwanis club at noon in the Montrose hotel on how farming will be affected by the current economic climate. Major C A Russell of Coe College will discuss Roosevelt's inauguration and the band's role in the event.

Roscoe Blinks Marion Linn County Farm Bureau Kiwanis Club Montrose Hotel C. A. Russell Coe College Military Department Roosevelt Coe

Marriage Licenses and Club Officers Named in Oxford Junction

Harlan D. Sailor of Lisbon and Ruby Pauline Longerbeam of Solon received marriage licenses. Licenses applied for Frank Ross and Arley Howe, both of Cedar Rapids. Oxford Junction residents elected Mrs. Michael Souhrada president of the Bohemian Speaking Catholic Women's Study Club at Mrs. John Kropek's home, with Miss Ida Lucek as secretary and Mrs. John Kropek as treasurer.

Harlan D. Sailor Lisbon Ruby Pauline Longerbeam Solon Frank Ross Arley Howe Cedar Rapids Oxford Junction Michael Souhrada John Kropek Ida Lucek

Notice of Probate of Will in Linn County Iowa

Notice is given that on March 18 1933 a document purporting to be the last will of Mary B Synacek late of Linn County will be heard in the District Court Cedar Rapids Iowa for proof and admission to probate Edwin W Lundquist Clerk Jos Mekots Attorney to appear as directed by the court for the hearing on the will and probate proceedings

State of Iowa Linn County District Court Mary B. Synacek Said County Wee Cedar Rapids Iowa EDWIN _W. LUNDQUIST Jos. Mekots

Appointment of Administratrix in Russell Estate No 12525

Iowa notice from Linn County states Bertha H H Russell is named administratrix of the Russell estate. Creditors must prove claims promptly and debts are to be paid to the clerk of Linn County District Court. Attorneys Deacon Sargent Spangler and Hutchison represent the administratrix.

State of Iowa Linn County Russell Bertha H H. Russell Deacon Sargent, Spangler and Hutchison

Table Shaken By Quakes As She Wrote Local Relatives

Miss Jennie G. Mitchell of Long Beach Calif described last weekend’s southern California earthquakes while writing to Cedar Rapids relatives. Her home was damaged and gas cut off but no major structural collapse occurred. Several Cedar Rapids families reported relatives in Los Angeles and Long Beach were safe, though many homes were damaged and some moved to Anaheim. Also noted: Winthrop Danial Gallery, a Buchanan county farmer, died at Independence hospital.

Cedar Rapids Jennie G. Mitchell Long Beach Calif California John M. Mitchell Fifteenth Street Miss Mitchell Mitchell Jane Miller O. L. Davis A Avenue NW Libbie Pickerill Shirley Miller Tenth Street Charles Johnson Johnson Ruth Miller Western Avenue Chinn Alberta Roman Norberg Norden Street Los Angeles Charles Laurance Louise Mosler Fresno Sarah Slocum H Avenne A. D. Vaughan Joe Peacock George Peacock Sixteenth Avenue

California Brewers Ready To Brew On Two Hours Notice

San Francisco brewers could start selling beer within two hours of legal approval by Congress. The California Brewers' Association pledged to restrict sales to legitimate dispensaries if President Roosevelt's modification proposal passes, as the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce urged California congressmen to act.

California San Francisco Congress California Brewers’ Association Roosevelt

Legalizing Wine Could Put 125000 to Work, Advocates Claim

Advocates assert that any modification measure legalizing wine would immediately employ 125000 people, highlighting the economic impact of legalization.

Center Point Woman Reports Clark Devel Family Safe After Quake

Mrs G F Taylor of Center Point received word that her sister Mrs Myra L Clark and her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs J A Devel, formerly of Cedar Rapids and now in Hawthorne California, are safe and that their home was undamaged in the quake.

Center Point G. F. Taylor Myra L. Clark J. A. Devel Cedar Rapids Hawthorne Calif

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