Collector's Pitcher Craze Fills Cedar Falls Home
Mrs. B F Hazen of Cedar Falls keeps 940 diverse pitchers collected over six years. The display spans a basement room and includes lustreware china glass and silver pieces from Spain Germany Italy Mexico and the United States. A dozen items are 100 years old or more and 75 gifts form a friendship circle.
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B. F. Hazen
Twenty-second Street
Hiram Livingston
Cedar Falls
Bennington
Spain
Germany
Italy
United States
Thompson
Livingston
Eastern Iowa Sub-District High School Music Results
Saturday results from sub-district contests in Maquoketa Oelwein Tipton Postville Portions show numerous solos and groups earning Superior Excellent or Good ratings across voice orchestral and chamber categories with multiple towns named including Cedar Rapids Monticello Anamosa Oelwein and West Union among others. The report lists winners by voice type instrument and ensemble with several schools advancing to the next contest.
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Iowa
Maquoreta
Richard Little
Marion
Royal Rodman
Monticello
Jack Glen
Preston
James Ralston
Franklin
Cedar Rapis
Dorothy Kemp
Franklin of
Cedar Rapids
Dorothy Gassen Anamosa
Hopkinton
Elizabeth Marshall
Wyvening Gond
Velen Te
Oelwein
Cornet—Supenor
Verna Clan
Dundee
Rex Olson
Adar Falls
Excellent
Gerb 14
Rientz
Sherrock
Max Northray
Farbank
Harald Smith
West Waterloo
Robert Heege
Independence
Alice Radenberg
Hazleton
Kenneth Bennett
William
Jacobsen
Cedar Falls
Collette Thomas
George Hidinger
Russell Castor
Fairbank
Leola Lehman
George Rummelhart
Harold Sanders
Waverly
Cleon Woods
Euphonium
Hazel Morton
Eleanor Kwasnicka
Lawrence Murphy
Sumner
Lorraine Baker
Frank Brownell
Stanley
Clifton Gibbs
Kenneth Finch
Fern Betz
Maynard
John Graham
Lois Barriga
Tyre Cett Oclwein
Oreert
Woas
Manbob Yreert
Lorraine Anderson
Dike
Grundy Center
Superior
Toledo
School For the
Vinton
Traer
Roosevelt
East Waterloo
Wilson
Dysart
Conrad
Blairstown
Tracy
Robert Stastny
Dick Nelson
Keith Hilm
Marshall Wyckoff
Urbana
Keith Upton
Kathleen Check
Virgil Smith
Iowa School For Blind
Norma Brown
Frank Vrba
Eugene Goss
Paul Lenk
Naomi Hall
Charlotte Lillie
Alburnett
George Schultz
Walford
Kenneth Crittenden
Otto Rinderknecht
Atkins
Betty Schoen
Dick Remner
Ruth Franzenburg
Byron Gordon
Lyle Gunderson
Norway
Robert Opfer
Robert Williams
Jack Parrish
Loraine Jacobsen
John McGranahan
Newhall
Melba Peterson
van Horne
Joe Atkins
Dorothy Wilson
LaVon Hamneuster
John McCoy
Goldene Kluge
Quentin Johnson
Glenn Peterson
Paul Vanderwaal
Vinton Dorris Smith
Conrad Arnold Yuza
Margaret Leeman
Robert Willoughby
Mildred Fry
Wilma Rinderknecht
Jamnita Almstead
Esther Booth
Adella Ullerich
Edwin Webb
Mar-jorie Bickel
Vinton Grundy Center
Traer Atkins
Gazette
Postville
John Combs
Elkader
Paul Westcol
Guttenberg
Cathryn Harrington
Adel Beyer
Genevieve Griebel
Waukon
James Fitzpatrick
Robert Carmichael
Hawkeye
Robert Spies
West Union
Jason Moses
Monona
Gwendolyn Prestemen
Virginia Robbins
Marjorie Deering
Dorothy Holmberg
Decorah
Fayette
Ossian Monona
Ossian Hawkeye Superior
Lansing
Two Gunmen Kill and Wound In Web ster Ave House
In Pittsburgh two gunmen entered a Webster avenue house and shot two men. Salvatore Saldutti 27 was critically wounded and Albert Melargne was killed. Detective Captain Forner said Saldutti whispered a name linking to a quarrel over a moonshine deal.
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Pittsburgh
API
Webster Avenue
Salvatore Saldutti
Albert Melargne
Howard Forner
Salduttr
Saldutti
Farm-To-Market Road Measure Probed by Gov Kraschel
Des Moines Gov. Nelson Kraschel discussed the remodeled farm-to-market road bill but dodged whether he would sign or veto it. He backed the bill’s passage but opposed a House–Senate amendment diverting four percent of the primary road fund to farm-to-market roads. He urged careful consideration amid other state concerns including a state building program and asylum patient care reforms.
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Des Moines
Nelson G. Kraschel
Senate
House
Kraschel
Statehouse
Iowa
New London
Texas
America
Mount Pleasant
County Insane Board
Deaths Mrs Margaret Lefebure 65 Fairfax Resident
Mrs Margaret Lefebure 65 lifelong Fairfax resident died at Mercy hospital Cedar Rapids at 9 p m Saturday widow of Henry Lefebure once a noted Belgian horse importer and breeder She is survived by seven sons Theodel Armand Regis Emil Charles Richard Henry and a daughter Mary Margaret three sisters and several siblings Funeral arrangements have not been made
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Margaret M Lefebure
Fairfax
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Henry Lefebure
Lefebvre
Theodel
Armand
Regis
New York City
Emil
Charles
Richard
Chicago
Henry
Washington, D. C
Mary Margaret
Nellie Ferreter
Charlie Welty
Monmouth
Ill
J. Miller
Alberta
Canada
Catholic Church
Frank Jennison 74 Dies in Central City
Central City Iowa Frank Jennison 74 died at home Saturday after strokes. Born June 18 1862 in Marion he spent most of life in Iowa farming before health issues. He married Laura E Butters in 1885. Survived by widow Hallie Belva daughter of Central City a son Russell O Iran Texas and a grandson. Another son Hugh preceded him in death. Burial arrangements pending.
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the Gazette
Central City
Frank Jennison
Mr. Jennison
Marion
Iowa
Laura E. Butters
Hallie Belva
Russell O
Iran
Tex
Hugh
Hatch Funeral Home
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local Events
City briefs note a bungalow cooking class set for Monday to Wednesday and a preschool start at Childcraft. A police report cites Mrs. Cray’s purse theft from a car on Sixteenth Avenue. Lieut Miller and Lieut Robbins, officers from CCC camp and 349th Infantry, visited regimental HQ in the federal building.
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E. J. Cray
Nineteenth Avenue SW
Sixteenth Avenue
C Street
Richard S. Miller
CCC
Devil's Backbone Park
Lewis F. Robbins
Chicago
349Th Infantry
Federal Building
Iowa Coach Ira Tubbs to address Rotary luncheon
Ira Ira Tubbs the University of Iowa football coach will speak at the Rotary Club luncheon Monday at noon in the Roosevelt hotel. Members of other service clubs in the city will be welcome.
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Ira Ira Tubbs
University of Iowa
Rotary Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Lone Tree Carpenter Ends Life With Poison
LeRoy Zigler a 45 year old Lone Tree carpenter and brother of ex Cedar Rapids Raiders pitcher John Zigler took poison at his home at 5 30 PM Saturday after buying rat poison earlier the Johnson county coroner reported no inquest will be held Zigler had been in failing health since a fall last fall and used crutches his sister Mrs Grace Thompson was present and called a physician Zigler died before an antidote could be given He was a World War veteran and lived all his life in the area He is survived by two sisters Mrs Grace Thompson and Mrs James H Goodhue and by John Zigler The body rests at Warner and Adams mortuary
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the Gazette
Lone Tree
LeRoy Zigler
Carpenter
John Zigler
Cedar Rapids Raiders
Zigler
Johnson County
Grace Thompson
Remarriage and the haunting memory of broken homes
A columnist reflects on remarriage after divorce in the 1937 piece, noting happiness is rare and memories linger. Some women act as mothers to troubled ex-spouses, and others find no fault yet feel the shadow of past life. The piece compares to a German tale of betrayed love and warns against glib judgments.
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John
D. H. Lawrence
Biskup Ordained as Priest in Rome to Return Home
George J. Biskup was ordained a Catholic priest in Rome by Cardinal Marchetti Selvagiani on March 19. A Cedar Rapids native, he studied at St. Wenceslaus, earned a Columbia College BA in 1933, and has been at the North American College in Rome. He plans to return in August and celebrate his first mass at St. Wenceslaus before serving in the Dubuque diocese.
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Julia Biskup
Twenty- Second Avenue
George J. Biskup
Rome
Italy
Francesco Cardinal Marchetti Selvagiani
Father Biskup
Cedar Rapids
St. Wenceslaus School
Columbia College
North American College
St. Wenceslaus Church
Dubuque
Iowa City Driver Fined At Atlantic
Henry Cole of Iowa City, 40, a salesman, was fined 300 dollars and had his state auto driver s license suspended for one year after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated following a collision with a bridge in Atlantic Iowa.
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Atlantic
INS
Henry Cole
Iowa City
London’s Only Woman Tea Taster Samples Teas Daily
London oversees a unique tea tasting scene where a sole woman tester evaluates two to three hundred cups daily. None are swallowed. each sample is sipped to assess flavor, aroma, and quality.
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London
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