Grant 15 Sought for Garden Project Grants
The local garden committee led by Joe Carberry has asked the state Emergency Relief Committee for a subsistence garden grant with S. W. Edgecombe named state director. Funds would cover seeds plowing supervision and related costs and require eligible families to cultivate a garden to stay on relief rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Carberry
State Emergency Relief Committee
S. W. Edgecombe
Board of Supervisors, Playground Commission
Citizens Unemployment Relief Committee
Carberry
Crees
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A light verse noting ordinary daily events as life goes on. It contrasts calm headlines with small personal moments such as a newborn and a wedding, highlighting how everyday occurrences shape a household and a family ladder across time.
Liquor Commission Names Comptroller in Des Moines
The state liquor commission appointed John E. Beschta of Des Moines as comptroller in charge of fiscal affairs. He will direct bookkeeping and auditing and act as treasurer. salary not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
State Liquor Commission
John E. Beschta
Beschta
Starts For Station To Bail Out Wife, He's Jugged Himself
Richard Spangler and his wife Mabel Spangler both ended in the city jail after her arrest for larceny at Kresge's store. Mrs Spangler faced charges. he was jailed for intoxication while trying to post bail. Police found them with a car near Flint Street SE. Stern was also cited. Justice Reed imposed fines of 10 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Spangler
Mabel Spangler
Ninth Street
Spangler
Third Avenue
Flint Street
Spang
Ler
Grant Stern
Stern
Justice A
Reed
Plead For World Court Adherence In Senate Hearing
A crowded Senate Foreign Relations Committee session heard strong pleas for ratifying the protocols to join the world court. About thirty witnesses represented business, church, newspaper, political, and legal groups, including Alfred E. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alfred E. Smith
United States
World Court
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Gideons to Hold 35th Iowa Convention in Waterloo
Waterloo will host the thirty fifth Iowa Gideons convention on May 4 6 with dates listed as May 4 8 and 6. W Kirchbeck of Cedar Rapids Iowa serves as secretary and treasurer for the organization and provides the official dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Gideons
Waterloo
W. ©. Kirchbeck
Cedar Rapids
Births Report From Mercy and Local Hospitals
Several births recorded at Mercy Hospital and St. Luke's. Milvoy Ungeitig and spouse welcome a son on March 21, Harold Heck and spouse have a daughter on March 22, William Ronnenberg announce a daughter born March 20, Bert Clouss family welcome a newborn, M J Hickman and spouse greet a daughter, Louis Vosmek and spouse announce daughter Lillian Joan born March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milvoy Ungeitig
Bever Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Harold Heck
Fifth Avenue SE
William Ronnenberg
Cedar Rapids
Bert Clouss
First Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
M. J. Hickman
Second Avenue SE
St. Luke's Hospital
Louis Vosmek
Ninth Street NW
Lillian Joan
Cedar Rapids Hits All-Time City Registration High
Total registration in Cedar Rapids reached 27 945 after a 782 gain from 27 163 prior to the 1932 general election. Deaths removed from lists offset some new registrations. Precinct totals listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Jury Rules for Defendants in Allied Stores Suit
A district court jury under Judge F Ellison awarded $113.88 to William Singer and Cedar Rapids parties in a counterclaim involving a 1931 refrigerator display case contract with Allied Stores Utilities of St. Louis. The defendants claimed misrepresentation, seeking return of a $98 initial payment, freight costs, and contract cancellation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. ©. Ellison
Allied Stores Utilities Company of
St. Louis
William Singer and Company of
Cedar Rapids
Ida Singer
Aene Singer
Singer Company
Court Orders Payment To Security Realty Co In Iowa Theater Case
F Paulson as receiver for the Iowa theater was authorized by Judge A B Clark to pay net funds to Security Realty Co of Cedar Rapids. Funds will credit sums due from Des Moines Orpheum under the Sept 22 1929 lease. The order also assigns lease rights to Singer Cedar Rapids Corp. Rental judgment dated March 15 1833 amounts to 5855 56 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer, Cedar Rapids Corporation
Y Theater
Clark
Judge Approves Receiver and Settlements in Springville Bank Case
Judge John T. Moffit in district court Friday awarded D. W. Bates state superintendent of banking as receiver of Springville Savings Bank judgments totaling 2,925.15 against Cecil Calvert Violet Calvert Carl W Calvert and Iva Calvert in a promissory note suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Moffit
D. W. Bates
Springville Savings Bank
Cecil Calvert
Violet Calvert
Carl W. Calvert
Iva Calvert
Deed Quieting Sought Over Center Point Properties
Wills P. Stauffer asks a district court to set aside four Center Point property deeds to L. J. Dennis of Cedar Rapids and to quiet title in her. She and Homer C. Clarke claim Dennis held deeds in trust pending a trust agreement and that an agent mistakenly filed the deeds for record on May 12, 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wills P. Stauffer
Center Point
L. J. Dennis
Cedar Rapids
Homer C. Clarke
Dennis
Krejci Wife Seeks Dismissal in Divorce Suit
Mary E. Krejci, defendant in a divorce case filed by Wesley A. Krejci in district court on February 16, asks for dismissal of her husband's action in an answer filed Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Krejci
Wesley A. Krejci
Krejci Suit Over Cruel Treatment Claims Wife’s Wisconsin Trip
Krejci sues on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment alleging his wife left their home for Wisconsin in December. Mrs. Krejci says she traveled to Wisconsin to recuperate from illness with her husband’s knowledge and consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krejci
Wisconsin
Patterson Attacks Hope-Wearin Bill in Congress
Iowa state senator G. W. Patterson Burt sharply criticized the Hope-Wearin bill before a House agriculture subcommittee. He argued it imposes strict federal regulation on direct livestock buying, saying the measure hurts producers and misreads direct buying as harmful to farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Llp
G. W. Patterson
Burt
Iowa
House Agriculture
Patterson
Candidacy Filed for Rapids Two Constable Race
Constable Charles Josifek of 613 Fifth Street SE filed his candidacy for Rapids township constable on the Republican ticket. Marion township justice of the peace 107014 Seventh Avenue, Marion, filed a candidacy certificate seeking re election on the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Josifek
Fifth Street
Rapids Township
Robert M. Veselyn
E. Drummond
Marion Township
Seventh Avenue
Marion
Cedar Rapids Couples Tie The Knot In New Marriages
Marriage licenses issued for Ernest Rimodt and Irene F Prim. Trulan Wayne Yardley and Hazel I Mottinger. Donald Irwin Iverton and Margie Christen sen. Donald William Dunbar and Thelma Peterson, all Cedar Rapids. Farm Bureau members hosted at Greenfield township. Martelle school program planned for Friday night community supper to fund basketball equipment. Brain weight statistic noted: average male brain three pounds eight ounces versus two pounds eleven ounces for female.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Rimodt
Irene F. Primrose
Cedar Rapids
Trulan Wayne Yardley
Hazel I. Mottinger
Donald Irwin ‘Iverton
Ellsworth
Margie Marie Christensen
Town Falls
Donald William Dunbar
Thelma Elisabeth Peterson
Farm Bureau
Greenfield Township
Fairview Township
Martelle School
Plot to murder Roumanian leaders shocks Bucharest
Police say plans to assassinate Premier George Tatarescue and other government figures were revealed after the arrest of Professor Gomoju a leading surgeon and member of Kultur Expatria. Gomoju chief physician at Queen Helen hospital and adviser to Queen Helen, once close to Ion Duca’s slaying case, tied to Macedonian networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Roumania
George Tatarescue
Gomoju
Kultur Expatria
Iron Guard
Ion Duca
Queen Helen Hospital
Queen Helen
Carol
Helen
Dean Geiger Defines An Educated Man In Talk To High Twelves
Dean C Harve Geiger of Coe College outlined the educated man as one who can think and discuss problems rationally, speaks up, is tolerant and cultured, reads and enjoys fine things, forms a life philosophy, and is religious. The talk followed a musical entertainment by Victoria Olivette and Arline Queen with Red Nichols' band at Danceland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Geiger
High Twelve Club
C. Harve Geiger
Coe College
Victoria, Olivette
Arline Queen
Red Nichols
Danceland
Frank Brookhiser
West Branch Iowa City Columbus Junction Music Honors
West Branch Iowa City and Columbus Junction shared major honors in the sub district music contest Friday morning. Solo results span baritone tenor soprano and contralto with multiple students from West Branch Iowa City Columbus Junction West Liberty Springdale Wilton and others earning Superior excellent or good ratings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
West Branch
Iowa City
Columbus Junction
Superior
William Plant
Excellent
Forrest Brown
Good
Joe McCoy
Springdale
Dan Hise
West Liberty
Kenyon Runner
Bernal Hayslett
Burdine Smiley
Iris Ozler
Dorothy Riecke
Margaret Hindee
Wilma Steppens
Ainsworth
Eileen Gatens
Arlene Christee
Mildred Osmer
Wilton
Dagmar Jensen
Helen McCoy
Superstar
Boy Bruised After Auto Sideswipe in Mount Vernon
Six year old Robert Sedlacek son of Dr and Mrs Leo B Sedlacek of 617 Sixteenth Street SE sustained minor bruises after an auto struck him at 6 55 pm Thursday in Mount Vernon authorities reported no serious injuries and the child was treated at the scene
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sedlacek
Leo B. Sedlacek
Sixteenth Street
Mount Vernon
Boy Injured After Car Brush Near Buchanan School
A boy walking along Avenue SE near Buchanan School was brushed and knocked down by a car running east driven by H. E. Switzer of 038 Twenty-first Street SE. He had just left his father's parked car and was en route to a school program. Dr Sedlacek examined him at home and then returned him to the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan School
H. E. Switzer
Twenty-first Street
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State Relief Board
Ebrings
Fabrice Kitterman
Zeigler
WINNE
Coal Company
Third Ave
Coe
Gage
Nathan
J. L. Golden
Chicago
Jacob David
Ben Peterson
Robert Armstrong
Alfred W. Meyer
J. F. Yothers
Mustaffa Abbasi Waziri
Chicago University
Jess Burgess
Ae College
Bernard Bolton
Edgar A. Guest
Liquor Commission
Kryptok
J.C. Landenberger
First Aven
Lasswell Studio
Higley Bldg
Second Street
Gayer
ST. SE
Gideons
18Th Ave
Paul Isaacson
19Th Ave
Gazette
Court House News
Singer Co
Security Realty Co
Sport Oxfords
Woerderhofe
First Avenue E
By Claude Callan
Hazel
Hope
Bill
Rapids Two
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
Weamese
Columbus Jet
Virginia Dare
Memorial Coliseum
Allen Motors
New York
Cty
Ciena
Eusesion
Second Avenue
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