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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1937

Page

7

Exoneration Demanded in Taylor Murder Case

Mrs. Charlotte Shelby mother of Mary Miles Minter asked Los Angeles officials for a complete exoneration or an indictment that would allow her to clear her name in the William Desmond Taylor murder investigation. She denied hiring anyone to kill Taylor, voiced pain over lasting rumors, and urged the district attorney to close the case.

Los Angeles INS William Desmond Taylor Charlotte Shelby Mary Miles Minter Taylor Shelby Fitts Edward Sands

Board Grants Buser Porches Restriction Ahead

The board of adjustment allowed Frank L Buser to build four houses at Bever Avenue and Memorial Drive SE with a 43 foot setback instead of the 50 foot minimum. A future restriction barring porches was placed to protect existing nearby homes. The panel also denied Edward Prochaska a request for an enclosed porch at 1791 Mallory Street SW.

Board of Adjustment Frank L Buser Bever Avenue Memorial Drive Buser Edward Prochaska Mallory Street

Triplets Born in Longview Name Franklin Delano Roosevelt

In Longview Texas the quadruplet birth was announced for Mrs Like Mae Jones. The three boys named Franklin Delano and Roosevelt, tying them to historic names in the family.

Longview Tex UPP Mae Jones Franklin, Delano and Roosevelt

All Bran Daily Elimination Benefits Promoted

An advertisement extols Kellogg's ALL-BRAN cereal for regular daily elimination. A shopper testimonial from Fairbury Illinois claims improved mornings after years of use. The copy advocates two tablespoons daily, or three times in severe cases, and notes the product is made in Battle Creek.

E. N Kring Hickory St Fairbury Ilinois Kellogg’s Kellogg Battle Creek

Poppy Day Proclaimed in Marion by Mayor Pazour

Marion observes World War I remembrance with May 29 as Poppy Day. Mayor Pazour urges citizens to wear poppies to honor fallen soldiers and support living veterans through American Legion auxiliary distributions and donations. The article also covers Emma R. Kendall's funeral with local and out of town mourners attending.

Marion John Pazour Pazour American Legion Auxiliary John H. Pazour

May breakfast and club notices crowd Marion society page

The Ivanhoe club met for its annual May breakfast in Mrs. Michel's tea room with fifteen members and three guests. Athenian Art club plans a benefit card party at Memorial hall with committees named. Local residents attend state Congregational Christian churches conference in Mason City. Multiple social visits, family events, and church activities are recorded, including births, deaths, and hospital activities.

Ivanhoe Club Athenian Art Club Memorial Hall Faye Bailey S. F. Carey Paul Kruger O W. Lundquist James Fitzgerald James Fairley Isabel Miller Otto Kieckhaefer Lester Boetscher H O. Allen Josephine Whitacre Don Torrence Mason City Congregational Christian Churches Allen Wil William Biederman Rudd Allen

Alumni Banquet and Townsend Club Installations Planned

Plans for the high school alumni banquet set for May 28 and a June family picnic at Miss Bernice Toms home were announced. Townsend club No 1 elected E M Saunders president with Jennie Charter as vice president F M Stack as treasurer and Alice Carlberg as secretary.

Irvin Ford Bernice Toms E. M. Saunders Townsend Club Jennie Charter F. M. Stack Alice Carlberg

Agreement Ends Suit Against Aimee Semple McPherson

Los Angeles AP reports a settlement dismisses Rheba Crawford slander suit against Aimee Semple McPherson with prejudice. The deal includes a cash settlement on Crawford’s breach of contract claim and releases both evangelists from further claims related to Angelus Temple. The amount Crawford earned as associate pastor, $600 monthly, was not disclosed. A related $4,331 damage suit by Church of the Four Square Gospel against Crawford was also dismissed.

Los Angeles Rheba Crawford Aimee Semple McPherson Angelus Temple Miss Crawford Temple Joseph Scott McPherson Joseph L. Fainer Church of the Four Square Gospel Christian Ministry

Fisherman Suffers Eye Injury From Rebounding Sinker

Frank Freytag, 35, of 3430 E Avenue NE, was injured Monday evening near the Third Avenue Bridge when a fishing line snapped back after freeing a snagged hook. He was taken to St Luke's Hospital with a lacerated left eye but could distinguish light by Tuesday.

Frank Freytag E Avenue NE Freytag Third Avenue Bridge St Luke's Hospital

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Board Tittle Bros Second Street SE Marion News Emma R. Kendall Yocom Chapel Congregational Church L . Dow W. K. Lothian A. E Granger Elmer Hollingsworth Robert C. Toms A R_ McElwain Cedar Rapids Louis Pilughaupt Viola Civic Benefit Albert Hammond Betty Bergle Beranck John Clay Earl Aubrey Joan Roger Rock Island F C. H. Lehminke Eugene R.“O Shively Hazel Sheldon Chicago Frank Shively Betty Milwaukee Bob Shively Perry Charles Slauson Mrs Millard Port Floyd Slauson Ruth Griffin Sartori Memorial Hospital Cedar Falls W W. Yocom Stanley Fred George Hackett West Seventh Avenue G. N. Clark Ed Sigfred Ralph Stanton Jack Raymond Stanton Catherine Stanton South Sixth Street Glenn Brooks Seventh Avenue St. Lukes Hospital Joseph Francis Green St. Joseph’'s Catholi Church T J McElliott Oak Shade Cemetery George Switzer Fourteenth Street Marion Nature and Garden Club Thomas Park Harrison Booze Eleventh Street George Thompson Fifth Avenue Frank Ward Sunshine Mission Campbell Cemetery Thompson Bertram James Reuben Edmund Mount Vernon Milwaukee Woman's Club New Hallwood J T Gallivan Long Beach Calif Ruth Oxley Epworth League of the Methodist Church E T Gough St. Paul's Church Melvin Arp John Granger Kirk Snell Frank Swift Jack Derflinger Edward Conrad Louise Cippera Susan Hawkins Theo Walline Enna Faye Ellison Harriett Swift Eastern Star Masonic Reading Circle Robert Oxley Emma Klein Sioux City Federated Women's Clubs Linn County Mary Low Dickinson King's Daughters Fernow Albaugh Burt Sebrecht Garden Theater Smith Mit Etzel Mershon McCann Aimee Rye Datta Ems Domone Ae Tits Lge PEARL PABST P&g Canada Campbells T del Monte A FOX Pillsbury Flour Libby Luscious Lee Rinso Idaho Ibs Johnson Lée
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