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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1933

Page

6

Federal Home Loan Banks Do Not Lend Direct To Individuals

Col C B Robbins and Cedar Rapids officials clarify the federal home loan bank system. Banks loan to member associations which in turn lend to homeowners. collateral requires first mortgages up to 40 percent of property value and homes valued at 20000 or less. Local associations already received loans and expect more. congress considers direct homeowner loans under a relief bill.

Federal Home Loan Bank Col C. B. Robbins Eighth District Home Loan Bank Home Loan Cedar Rapids Building and Loan Associations Home Loan Bank Perpetual Savings and Loan Association Cedar Rapids Building and Loan Association Cedar Rapids Building and Loan Des Moines Federal Bank Federal Home Bank Cedar Rapids Colonel Robbins United States Congress Building and Loan Association Loan Association Joans

Grady Elected Head of Cedar Rapids Credit Men

W F Grady of Dun and Bradstreet was elected president of the Cedar Rapids Association of Credit Men at the annual meeting held Thursday evening at the Roosevelt hotel. He succeeds C H Johnson. Marvin L Brewer succeeds O D Stucker as first vice president and Adeline K Elliott becomes second vice president. F C Mekota and Milo Hanz Mk were re elected treasurer and secretary respectively. Miss Agnes Power of Terry Durin

W. FP. Grady Dun and Bradstreet Company Cedar Rapids Association of Credit Men Roosevelt Hotel Mr. Grady C. H. Johnson Marvin L. Brewer McKesson-Churchill Company O. D. Stucker Adeline K. Elliott Cherry- Burrell Corporation M. C. Gordley F. C. Mekota The Peoples Savings Bank Milo Hanz Mk Agnes Power Terry-Durin

Miss Buser Defeated by Davis Lott in Rifle Match

Northwestern University hosts an annual women versus men rifle team contest. Miss Vivien Buser scored 159 of 200 in the women’s round while Davis Lott made 174, two points behind the top female mark. The piece notes the British constitution as an unwritten mix of statutes and judicial outcomes.

Northwestern University Vivien Buser Frank L. Buser Avenue NE Davis Lott Miss Buser Lott

Maquoketa Man Heads Jackson Schoolmasters

B. E. Phillips of Maquoketa was elected president of the Jackson County Schoolmasters club for the coming year. Leo Esbeck of Andrew was named vice president and H. W. Anderson of Bellevue became secretary. The group met at County Superintendent Charles F. Martin's home. The September meeting will include a picnic for members and families. David Elder of Washington Indiana spoke to the club about the World's Fair and was invited to address Bellevue and Preston schools.

Maquoketa Jackson County Schoolmasters Club B. E. Phillips Leo Esbeck Andrew H. W. Anderson Bellevue Charles F. Martin David Elder Washington Preston

Judge Stiger Denies $12,500 Damage Claim

Toledo Judge Carl B. Stiger directs jury in Pax ton Mason case to return a verdict in favor of Mason by Thursday noon.

Stiger Gazette Toledo Carl B. Stiger Paxton-Mason Mason

Paxton seeks 12500 from Tama undertaker Mason in suit over injury

Gordon Paxton of Tama sues Arthur Mason furniture dealer and undertaker for 12500 plus interest and costs claiming permanent injuries from March 1 1929 work transfer of a 500 pound steel grave vault to the second floor. He says the vault forced back on him, causing severe strain and surgeries at Iowa City with ten months in a plaster cast.

Gordon Paxton Tama Arthur Mason Paxton Mason Donald Muckler Iowa City

Waterloo Lutheran chorus to perform at Lincoln High

The Vinton chorus of 65 voices will give a Sunday concert in the Lincoln High School auditorium as a Lutheran contribution to National Music Week. No admission is charged or collection taken, says Rev. Theodore Schilepsiek. Chorus directed by J. M. Seidel with baritone soloist.

Vinton Waterloo Lutheran Chorus of 65 Voices Lincoln High School Theodore Schilepsiek Vinton Trinity Lutheran Church J. M. Seidel

Montour Woman Heads Tama Legion Auxiliary

Nine members from Montour attended the Tama county Legion Auxiliary convention at Garwin. Six of nine units in the county were represented with eighty three registrants. Speakers included Mrs. Roy Pell and Mrs. Blanche Alber. County officers elected: Chairman Mrs. Evelyn Cooper, Vice-Chairman Mrs. Lee Engel, Treasurer Mrs. Jessie Moorecroft, Secretary Mrs. Launder. The 1934 meeting will be at Toledo.

Dysart The Legion Auxiliary Tama Jessie Moorecroft Toledo Launder Garwin

OLIN TEACHING STAFF SIGN CONTRACTS EXCEPT MORRELL LEEDS

The Olin teaching staff have signed contracts with the exception of Morrell Leeds, vocational agriculture instructor, whose signing time was extended until after the board of education’s next meeting. Salary cuts were up to forty five percent, reducing pay to below former levels.

Olin Morrell Leeds Board of Education Coweu

Kidnapping Probe for Chicago Dairyman

Police investigate the reported kidnapping of H. Thomas O'Hara, superintendent of Meadowmoor dairy. Four polite men seized him near his home, forced him into a car, and released him near Indiana Harbor, Indiana after questioning him about the dairy. Authorities report possible interest from Murray Homephries, Public Enemy No. 1.

Chicago INS H. Thomas O'Hara Meadowmoor O'Hara Indiana Harbor Ind Murray Homephries Public Enemy

Negus Wins Bid to Take Over Mississippi Valley Bus Lines

Henry Negus, receiver of the Mississippi Valley Electric Company and operator of Iowa City bus lines, became owner of the business after a district court accepted his bid of 12000 dollars. Judge Harold D. Evans signed the order placing Negus in control, noting the bid equals his invested amount.

Iowa City Henry Negus Mississippi Valley Electric Company Harold D. Evans Negus

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