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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1936

Page

4

Des Moines Receives Federal Health Funds for Public Program

Dr. Walter L. Bierring Iowa health commissioner announced a 21915 dollar federal allotment from the Social Security Commission as the first payment toward a three fold medical welfare plan. The funds support public health work with later additions for maternal child health crippled children and industrial hygiene and sanitation efforts across Woodbury Johnson Des Moines Washington and Story counties.

Des Moines Walter L. Bierring Federal Social Security Commission Bierring State Medical Society Woodbury County Johnson Washington Story

Democrats of Clayton County announce campaign slate

A Clayton County Democrat slate lists candidates for state senate and house, county offices, and judgeships. Names include M. X. Geske for state senator and Otto Fuelling for state representative, with El kader and Elkader figures in auditor treasurer and clerk roles. Two more Democrats filed for June primary while three Republicans surfaced for county attorney sheriff and supervisor.

Eleader Clayton County M. X. Geske McGregor Otto Fuelling Farmersburg E. F. Seifert Elkader J. F. Maley G. H. Meyer Verna O’connor Garber L. J. Palas A. H. Borman Guttenberg Leslie Oelke Charles Fay P. A. Wolf Strawberry Point George Heins Monona J. R. Moses H. K. Roggensack Glen Mueller H. N. Albeck Board of Supervisors

Cornell College Folk Aid Victims Of Fire

A fire gutted the third floor of Mrs Hattie Miller's rooming house in Mount Vernon Iowa, ruining the belongings of Cornell men William Cook and John Berg. Students and faculty raised a relief fund totaling 125 dollars to aid the two affected students.

Mount Vernon Hattie Miller Cornell William Cook Waterloo John Berg Marshalltown

FTC Bars Unfair Trade Practices by Iowa City Firms

The Federal Trade Commission ordered T. O. Loveland and J. L. Records of Iowa City, and Bren ard Manufacturing, to discontinue certain unfair practices. The order forbids using the word manufacturing in their trade name unless they own and control a complete radio factory and bars certain representations to dealers.

Washington Federal Trade Commission T. O. Loveland J. L. Records Iowa City Commercial Manufacturing Company Brenard Manufacturing Company

Cornell Choir Presents Sacred Concert at St Pauls Church

Mount Vernon reports the Cornell College choir directed by Prof. Harold W. Baltz will perform a 46 member program of sacred music at St. Pauls Methodist Church Sunday evening. The set includes Haesler and Palestrina works plus Bach Tschaikowsky Johnson and Bain Jacob arrangements and a choral benediction.

Mount Vernon Harold W. Baltz Conservatory of Music Cornell College St. Paul’s Methodist Church H. A. Miller Cornell Conservatory Haesler Palestrina Bach Tschaikowsky Nikolsky Cain Hall Johnson Buchanan H A. Miller Christiansen Bain-Jacob Willan Lutkin

Kalona Father and Son Banquet Planned at High School

Kalona will host its annual father and son banquet on Tuesday evening at the Kalona high school building. The Community club committee oversees the program while the Kalona public library committee serves dinner. Proceeds go to the library treasury.

Kalona Kalona High School Community Club

Eastern Iowa in Brief Mixes Tax Talk and Rail News

Collects short notices from Elkader McGregor Toeldo Traer Anamosa and other towns. Highlights include P J Durnan tax official on income tax law Her bert Jennings on highway safety and regional political and social notes such as divorces marriages tenure and local projects.

Elkader Elkader Commercial Club Bayless Hotel P. J. Durnan State Income Tax Department Herbert Jennings Manchester

Elkader Junior College Wins Speech Festival

Elkader won first overall in the northeastern Iowa junior college speech festival held Friday night. Maquoketa took second and Waukon third. Elkader led with first in extempore artistic reading and original oratory and second in debate. Maquoketa won first in debate and placed in other events. Waukon earned thirds and seconds across debate extempore artistic reading and oratory.

the Gazette Elkader Maquoketa Waukon

Thieves Steal $7,000 In Women's Apparel In Clinton

Robbers raided the Royal Cloak company stock in Clinton and carried off about $7,000 worth of spring dresses coats and fur items. Only high quality garments were taken leaving cheaper merchandise. One fur coat with a distinguishable lining was left.

Clinton Royal Cloak Company

Impanel Jury To Hear Suit Against Two Maynard Men

A six men six women jury was impaneled in West Union to hear a $10 000 damage suit by Stella Fleming of Little Rock Ark against Cecil Wittenberg and A G Schlegel of Maynard for injuries from a May 12 1935 auto collision on primary No 18 east of West Union. The defendants claim the plaintiff’s driver was at fault.

West Union W. L. Eichendorf Stella Fleming Little Rock Ark Cecil Wittenberg A. G. Schlegel Maynard Fleming Henry Schweindman Wittenberg Schlegel Schweindman M. M. Cooney Estey N. W. Evans W. R. Sperry Harry Stolle Chris Peterson John W. Ku

Mrs. Olive Rigby of Mechanicsville Dies at 59

Mrs Olive Grace Rigby 59 wife of Dwane Rigby died suddenly of a heart attack at home in Mechanicsville She was born June 8 1876 in Scott county daughter of Abraham and Mary Pound A Methodist Church member and singer she is survived by her husband two daughters Willard Booth Elva Rigby three sons Oliver Alfred Harlan and a brother A B Pound Funeral services are scheduled for Sunday at 2 30 p m at the Mechanicsville Methodist Church with burial in the local mausoleum.

Emil, Jr Los Angeles Edward Oelwein Brant Funeral Home California Keswick H. P. Burdine Ohio Deep River Sarah Ellen Morgan Mechanicsville Olive Grace Rigby Dwane Rigby Rigby Mechanicsville Methodist Church Willard Booth Elva Rigby Stanwood Oliver Alfred Harlan Bagley A. B. Pound Chicago M. W. McKinley Mechanicsville Mausoleum

Creston Couple Admit Abduction and Robberies

Perry Eugene Griffin 24 and Madge Copeland of Creston Iowa confessed to abducting LeRoy Alirey the Missouri college student, and to robbing filling stations in Bartlesville Oklahoma and Little Rock Arkansas. They said they visited seven states since leaving Creston a week earlier and were arrested in Springfield Missouri.

Springfield State Patrol L. B. Howard Perry Eugene Griffin Madge Copeland Creston Griffin Adonis Howard LeRoy Alirey Harrisonville Bartlesville Okla Little Rock Ark

Iowa County Board Approves 46000 Road Work Plan

The Iowa county board of supervisors authorizes 46000 for 1936 trunk and local road improvements. Six miles of the Marengo Millersburg road will be surfaced, four miles graded and bridged on the Diamond trail, and multiple grading projects on county trunk roads L and other routes. Local funds are evenly split among sixteen townships, with Lenox Greene and Honey Creek to receive surfacing instead of grading. A possible new road cut between Dayton Lincoln townships is planned if right of way is free.

Marengo Iowa County Board of Supervisors Board of Supervisors Marengo-Millersburg Millersburg York Township Lenox Greene Honey Creek Dayton Lincoln

Iowa Relief Loads Fall in February for Statesmen

DES MOINES UP Iowa relief figures show 13 230 fewer people on relief in February than January with a 3 405 drop in case load. Direct relief totals were 141 140 in January and 127 910 in February for 27 798 families. Sixteen teachers on direct relief in January moved to WPA aid in February. Counties exceeding 1 000 in case load were Dubuque 1 027 Linn 1 188 Polk 3 352 Pottawattamie 1 223 Scott 1 096 Woodbury 1 725.

Des Moines Iowa J. C. Pryor Pryor Dubuque Linn Polk Pottawattamie Scott Woodbury

Burlington Man Files Damage Suit At Wapello

George W. Distelhorst of Burlington sues Henry Young of Wapello for 5941.95 for injuries from a Sept 21 1935 highway 61 accident. Distelhorst was a passenger in John Brendel’s car from Rock Island. Sheriff Oakes seeks J E Gray for false pretenses theft recovery and a $100 reward. Korn sues to recover a tractor and property. Delhi sues for fraud seeking attachment on Gray’s assets.

Wapello George W. Distelhorst Burlington Louisa County Henry Young Distelhorst John Brendel Rock Island Young George Oakes J. E. Gray Riverview Gray John Korn Korn Frank Delhi

Boy Struck By Kalona Automobile Loses Arm

Kalona Iowa 13 year old Merle Booth son of Mr and Mrs W D Booth of Washington suffers a badly mangled arm in a Thursday collision with Regan Adams of Kalona. The arm was amputated above the elbow after he was rushed to a hospital. The boy reportedly swerved toward the car catching the driver by surprise.

Kalona Merle Booth W. D. Booth Washington Regan Adams

St Bernard Dog Saves Lives Of 3 From Fire

A St Bernard named Lady woke Mrs Summers and her two children at midnight to escape a fire in their four room cottage on the outskirts of Keokuk. The house and furnishings burned while firefighters stretched 2 150 feet of hose through two cemeteries to reach the blaze.

Keokuk St. Bernard Ivor Summers

Iowa City Chamber Names Staff

Charles A Bowman postmaster was elected president of the Iowa City Chamber of Commerce at the first meeting of the new board. Bowman succeeds W L Davis as president. Other officers include John Nash as vice president Harry S Bunker as treasurer and D W Crum as secretary.

Iowa City No Sigma Nu Medical Fraternity Edward T. Carey Clinton Leroy E. Hoeck Sibley Lee Stover Watertown S. C John F. Kanealy Cedar Rapids George E. Clark Des Moines Robert P. Meyers Independence Independence High School Helen Bantz Geraldine Barrett Mary Jane Becker Marion Belgarde Harold Bern Ruth Biddinger Mildred Bridge Audrey Brown Wayne Brown Arlyne Butler Evelyn Butler Wesley Cappel Richard Christiansen Camille Crabb Audrey Davis Celia Derr Margaret Donahue Evelyn Duffy Mildred Eastman Ervin Ehrke Eileen Fairchild George Fiester Maxine Finn Helen Flickinger Bernice Gard Troy Mills Forrest Cherry Ashley McCright Howard Ramsey Harry Orcutt William Dudley Emmett Shaffer Paul Wilson Charles A. Bowman

Iowa Gas Tax to Stand Until Supreme Court Rules Elsewhere

Des Moines Iowa state officials will keep collecting the three cent a gallon gasoline tax until the Supreme Court declares it unconstitutional. State Treasurer Leo J Wegman said the department is not concerned about challenges to the tax which has raised more than 12 million dollars yearly. He noted the ruling in Sioux City questioned only a procedural reading and passage and expected the tax to remain valid.

Des Moines INS Iowa Supreme Court Leo J. Wegman Sioux City Wegman Clair Hamilton

Traer Plans Three-Section Overhaul of Light and Power

Traer will remodel its municipal electric system to improve efficiency. D M Shively of Toledo conducted the survey and recommendations were adopted. Work on three sections begins with the business district, costing about 3000 dollars and using 18000 feet of wire and nearly fifty poles under plant manager Clarence Harrison.

Traer D. N. Voetberg D. M. Shively Toledo Shively Clarence Harrison

Republican Rally Set for Stanwood April 6

A Republican rally is planned for 7 45 p m April 6 in the Stanwood high school auditorium. Main speaker will be Attorney Harold E Davidson of Clarinda a candidate for nomination for attorney general. Davidson born in Olin and a Drake University law graduate.

Stanwood Stanwood High School Harold E. Davidson Clarinda Davidson Olin Olin High School Drake University

Mrs Jennie Schipman of Monticello dies after long illness

Monticello mourns Jennie I Schipman born November 14 1861 in town. She lived in Monticello all her life and was widow of Charles Schipman who died in 1925. Funeral at Methodist church Sunday at 2 30 p m Rev J Macauley. burial Oak Wood cemetery. Friends may call at Mrs Jennie Rohns home.

Monticello Jennie I. Schipman John McDonald Charles Schipman Joe Stark Methodist Church J. Macauley Oak Wood Cemetery Jennie Rohn

Delay Ruling On Test Case Of Iowa City Vote

Judge James P. Gaffney postponed a ruling on Iowa City Light and Power's request to delay the test suit of the city election authorizing a municipal light plant. The company sought to join as a party and to gain until the May term to prepare its case while parties were offered a out of court settlement opportunity.

Iowa City Iowa City Light and Power Company James P. Gaffney Light Company Harry Abbott

Sheaffer Pen declares dividend and mentions earnings rise

Fort Madison Iowa W A Sheaffer Pen Co Friday declared a dividend of 1 a share on common stock payable April 15 to stockholders of record March 30. The company compares this with 50 cents a share October 15 last year and notes a substantial rise in sales and profits in the fiscal year ending February 29 with the annual report to be released about April 15.

Fort Madison W. A. Sheaffer Pen Company

Post Office Route Extended Between Iowa City and Washington

Postmaster H. L. Walker says the star route will run weekday afternoons from Iowa City to Washington and back through Kalona and Riverside. The Kalona stop is scheduled to arrive at 4 30 p m each day.

Kalona H. L. Walker Post Office Department Star Iowa City Washington Riverside

Also Mentioned on This Page

Democrats Cornell College Folk Aid Victims of Fire St. Paul’s Church Aker Julius Michael South Africa Uncle Julius Hooples Boy Uncle Sulius Williams Joo Liams Harry Johnson Marquette Dorothy O'Day Tama Tama County James O’day Fort Dodge Pearl Huggins Henry Jungblut William Swartz Lucille B. Wilkinson W. H. Wilkinson Walter Westphalen E. J. Starr Geneseo Township Anamosa Madeline Webster Ann Dumont Earlville C. D. Buis R. P. Wild W. C. Wagner M. H. Bordewick Council Lyman Wood Fanny S. Witwer Margaret Mahoney Geraldine McLaughlin Helen McLaughlin Gary Ind John McLaughlin Max McLaughlin Veterans’ Hospital Hale Hale Township W. E. Jones Archie Wood Andrew Kostacheck John Petersen C. H. Freeman Frank Rushford Tipton McKibben H. J. Maurer D. W. Bates B. F. Paul Citizens P. G. Young J. R. Cline George Wolf Thomas J. Thompson Henry Frantzman Garry Kelly J. E. Schlue F. J. Bachman Clarence Cedar County E. L. Crist G. D. Goldsmith Blairstown Alice Minerva Robertson William Carlson Elton King Decatur Ill John T. Moffit King Alvin Cliff Rochester Columbus Junction Freida Beckey Adam Beckey Conesville Melvin Metzger Edward Metzger Muscatine Metzger Columbus High School Rock Island Business College University of Iowa Webster Glenn McCombs Keokuk County Sigourney Thornburg James Shepherd Norma Moore Charles Powell Erma Ross Lloyd Snyder Franklin Spangler Johnnie Spece Bernice Sproull Rudolph Town Lester Topp Herbert Towlerton Alice Turner Stella Ulm John Umbhofer Ida Athe David Whitney John Wise Dorothy Wolfe Katherine Young West Branch West Branch Community Club L. W. Reynolds W. B. Gerrits W. B. Anderson C. A. Pilkington Forrest Brown Herbert Albin J. R. Lewis B. A. Gill Anders Pedersen H. A. Johnson Roy Marburger C. P. Houston Henry Ashby W. L. Hanz B. W. Curtis Mr. Polk LeRoy Williams Henry McGimpsey Harlan Moore Wendell Davis Harry Ratzloff Roy Edmundson Marcus Palmateer Helen Gregan Arlene Winegarden Marjorie Kramer Betty Lou Higgins Homer Bunnell Melvin Sorden Kenneth DeBont Eugene Gibson Hugh O’rourke Leland Wilkins Deane Hartzell Milton DeBont Eugene Gross Hubert Rickman Charles Jones Vinton Benton County Board of Supervisors Benton County van Horne Savings Bank Benton County State Bank of Benton County Savings J. W. Frye Marian Ackley Benita Briggs Elsie Bleckwein Edward Bellis Edwin Benz Lloya Beman George Trager Fred Bacon Leslie Fay KEOTA Delta Hedrick Ollie Richland What What Cheer Everett Stoutner Thelma Dunbar A. C. Moody Leone Chittick Shellsburg J. A. Ruhl Forest Hamilton Grace Malley Raymond Greiner Sara Marie Huber George Dupuis Robert Rogers James Menefee Richard Fosdick Burl Stoutner Elizabeth Erdice Dorothy Singmaster Neva Hart Genevieve Stoutner Velda Kirkpatrick James Mills John Rue J. A. Ruhi Garrison Lumber Company Fred Rose Rue Louis P. Tobin Victor Visquain Winthrop Winthrop Board of Education Eugene A. Dunlap William S. Hamilton Arly R. Braden West Liberty American Legion Legion Auxiliary Ben Nichols Horace A. Larsen Grace Merridith Donald Inghram Richard Hazlett J. J. Welsh St. Joseph’s Church Elkader Junior College Iowa County Board St. Bernard Dog Iowa City Chamber of Commerce Plan Republican Jennie I. Schipman of
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