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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1935

Page

14

Unmasked bandits rob bank in Buffalo Center

Two unmasked robbers entered Farmers Trust and Savings bank at 10 30 am and ordered three employees to lie face down. They collected silver and bills in about a minute while a car outside may have waited. Cashier E F Sapp and employees G L Peterson and Loretta McDermott faced no resistance.

Buffalo Center Farmers Trust and Savings Bank E. F E. Sapp G. L. Peterson Loretta McDermott Sapp

Iowa City Band Fund Reaches Over Five Hundred Dollars

The Iowa City high school band will attend the national band contest in Madison Wisconsin next month after donations totaling more than 500 dollars. Superintendent W E Beck reported over 5 000 contributors helped fund the drive through two days of school concerts. The band and orchestra earned superior ratings at the state music festival held May 3 and 4.

the Gazette Iowa City Madison Wis W. E. Beck

Marengo Woman Sues Murphy Estate for 8000

Sarah Roberts, housekeeper to W. B. Murphy, seeks 8000 for services after real estate bought from the estate was set aside since she was an executor. A jury was chosen as the April term began including Edna Bryant and others. DeWitt appoints E J Quigbey manager of state liquor store opening Wednesday with T J Hanrahan as assistant, each paid 1200 yearly.

Marengo Sarah Roberts W. B Bill” Murphy Miss Roberts Iowa County Edna Bryant Robert W. Thomas Otto Hudepohl Albert Wetten Theodore Newkirk M. K. Hatter Clarence Schwiebert Henry Schultz L. H. Hawkins William Zuber Luna Fish George Kimm, Jr Dewitt E. J. Quigbey DeCock T. J. Hanrahan

Last day school marked by play day and kittenball

May 17 marks the last day with a play day and an afternoon grade program. A community dinner will precede a kittenball tournament featuring Goshen township schools.

Goshen Township

Charles Robinson Earlville Resident Dies After Auto Crash

Charles Robinson 89 a longtime Earlville resident died from injuries sustained last Saturday when his car driven by Brandson rolled over after the steering wheel broke during an accident between Ryan and Manchester. Survived by seven children including John, Mrs Gibbs and Mrs Trons, funeral Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at the home with burial in Fair View Cemetery.

Earlville Charles Robinson Ryan Manchester Brandson John Jane Elliott Robinson Nottinghamshire England United States Cleveland Robinson Avenue Robinson Mary Simons Robinson Lou Gibbs Henry Trons Olin Robert Shhearer Delhi Archie Schearer Dora Fee Sarah Robinson Center Point Fair View Cemetery

Man Locks Himself in Boston Delicatessen

Edward O'Mara, after dozing in a telephone booth, awoke locked inside a Boston delicatessen. The proprietor had left for the night. He cooked ham and eggs on a gas range until morning. A judge accepted his explanation but fined him ten dollars for damaging a tabletop.

Boston Edward O'Mara O'Mara

Cape Cod Indian Village Out Of Red

Mashpee Massachusetts community once in the red now rebuilds finances. The Indians worship at the old church funded by land sales to their forefathers. Chelsea Yealande Beadle and Leona Stanek named valedictorian and salutatorian of the senior class.

Cape Cod Mashpee, Mass Mashpee Robert Bourne Chelsea Yealande Beadle Leona Stanek

French wine producers fret over tepid U.S. demand

French wine makers report weaker demand in the United States amid slow sales. Industry officials warn persistent sluggishness could affect exports and pricing as buyers pull back from premium vintages.

United States

Plant Ten Million Trees Over State

Iowa has planted over ten million trees and shrubs in 16 months per a report by John R. Fitzsimmons. The CCC and forestry department added 9,797,833 black locust trees for erosion control and 33,916 in shelter belts and wood lots, with more than 440,000 planted in state parks. Native flora were moved into game management areas with relief labor support.

Des Moines Iowa John R. Fitzsimmons Board of Conservation CCC Forestry Department

Coe Man Elected Officer of Iowa Economists Group

Prof. Charles N. Burrows of Simpson College Indianola was elected president of the Iowa Association of Economists and Sociologists at the group's annual convention in Iowa City. Other officers include J. A. Hopkins of Iowa State College as vice president and J. M. Henry of Coe College as secretary and treasurer.

Iowa City INS Charles N. Burrows Simpson College Indianola Iowa Association of Economists and Sociologists J. A. Hopkins Iowa State College J. M. Henry Coe College

Iowa City Gas Rate Cut Starts Next Month

Iowa City residents will see a 20 percent cut in gas rates starting next month under a new city ordinance. The Iowa City Light and Power Co. notified the city council, but its general manager Joseph Porter said the company has not committed to accept the ordinance.

Iowa City Iowa

Iowa and Atalis sa high honors in academic tests

University of Iowa students lead in biology general science American government and mathematics with multiple first and second places. Names include Robert Krob Norbert Krob Florence Johnston Frank Sladek David Clark Martha Cesticky Phyllis Peet Emily Binko and Bessie Cesticky. Atalis SA local high school lists top performers in English correctness physics literature American history world history geometry algebra Latin I and related subjects.

Ely University of Iowa Robert Krob Norbert Krob Florence M. Johnston Frank Sladek David H. Clark Martha Cesticky Hattie A. Ko Marjorie Ervin Fern Staley Lucille Essex

Cedar county court opens May term with Moffit presiding

The Cedar county district court at Tipton begins Monday May 20 with Judge John T. Moffit presiding and no grand jury service. New filings list two state cases against Edgar Burrows and Lester Seifert along with ten law and twelve equity cases.

Tipton Cedar County

Elberon Seniors Stage Take My Advice Play Tuesday

The Elberon senior class will present the play Take My Advice at the Methodist Episcopal church Tuesday. Leading roles are played by Maxine Gillispie and Glenn Kaloupek with a cast including Calvin Monroe Alvin Chaloupsky Sylvia Kucera Mable Nebendahl George Dunning Viola Dvorak Lucille Towns and directed by Tru Art cuts.

Gazette Elberon Methodist Episcopal Church Maxine Gillispie Glenn Kaloupek Calvin Monroe Alvin Chaloupsky Sylvia Kucera Mable Nebendahl George Dunning Viola Dvorak Lucille Towns

Iowa City Play Satirizes Theater Censorship

University of Iowa thespians present A Moral Entertainment a romantic comedy set in Maundy Mass 1690 to critique Puritan prejudice against theater. Richard Maibaum, a UI graduate, wrote the play and its world premiere is scheduled for Wednesday.

Iowa City University of Iowa Thespians Richard Maibaum Maundy Mass University of Iowa Department of Speech and Dramatic Art

Tipton Miss Marion Chapman Elected Cedar County Rural Teachers Club President

Miss Marion Chapman is elected president of the Cedar County Rural Teachers Club. Other officers include Miss Jessie Morton as vice president Miss Mildred Creps as secretary and Miss Kathleen Fisher as treasurer.

Tipton Marion Chapman Cedar County Rural Teachers Club Jessie Morton Mildred Creps Kathleen Fisher

Seizure of 15,000 Goods Over Sales Tax Claims

Des Moines reports that the distress warrant law has been used against 155 Iowa retailers to collect state sales tax. Assistant director T. C. Hutchinson said $15,094.01 has been collected since the tax began April 1, 1934, with liens filed against 134 more retailers who did not file sales tax returns.

Des Moines Iowa T. C. Hutchinson Hutchinson

Iowa University selects twelve for honorary A F I society

Cedar Rapids student Verne Anderson and eleven peers from Des Moines Fairfield Iowa City Council Bluffs Eagle Grove Davenport Iowa City Hudson S D Burlington Hopkinton are named to the A F I honorary senior men’s society for their activity, scholarship and character.

Iowa City IUS University of Iowa Verne Anderson Des Moines Dick Crayne Fairfield Casper Garrigues Marvin Wright Jack Siddens Council Bluffs Arthur Barnes Eagle Grove John Hawkinson Davenport Charles van Epps Lyman Mitchell Cedar Rapids Glenn Miller Hudson, S.D Thomas Miler Burlington Robert Gearhart Hopkinton

Mothers honored at Iowa Mother's Day festivities

Several hundred Iowa mothers returned home after weekend events at the University of Iowa in Iowa City. More than 500 attended a Saturday banquet at the Iowa Memorial, with speakers including Mrs G Crow, David Elderkin, Cherie McElhinney, and University President Eugene A Gilmore.

Iowa City University of Iowa Iowa Memorial G. Crow Burlington David Elderkin Cedar Rapids Cherie McElhinney Washington Eugene A. Gilmore University

Fainting housewife frightens off Des Moines burglar

Mrs. Al Cohen of Des Moines startled a prowler Sunday night when she fainted while closing a rain soaked window. The intruder fled quickly, leaving the back door open as Mrs. Cohen could not provide a description to police.

Des Moines al Cohen Cohen

Two Appointments Made to Iowa Highway Patrol

Mrs. Alex Miller secretary of state announced Harry Nestle of Carroll and Maj. E A Conley of Marshalltown to serve as assistants to Patrol Chief John R Hattery. The appointments take effect upon the highway patrol act’s publication. Nestle and Conley are currently attached to the motor vehicle department.

Des Moines Alex Miller Harry Nestle Carroll E. A. Conley Marshalltown Iowa Highway Patrol John R. Hattery Nestle Conley Iowa Motor Vehicle Department

Indict O G Schrup on Assault and DWI Charges

Oliver G Schrup a wealthy Dubuque insurance executive faced two indictments for assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury and driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Bonds were set at 2000 dollars after the Dubuque county grand jury returned the indictments. Fred Loes of Cascade said Schrup crashed into his car and fired shots in the air both inside and after leaving the vehicle.

Dubuque Oliver G. Schrup Schrup Dubuque County Fred Loes Cascade Dubuque Fire and Marine Insurance Company

Garden party at Postville High opens senior reception

High school juniors hosted a May garden party for seniors in the school gym. The program featured Eulalia Klingbell Gretchen Hein Mary Hope Humphrey Bea Mc Neil Robert Burling Leon Olson and Miss Teresa Naso.

Postville Eulalia Klingbell Gretchen Hein Mary Hope Humphrey Bea McNeil Robert Burling Leon Olson Teresa Naso

Evangelical Iowa appoints pastors for coming year

At the Iowa conference in Cedar Falls Bishop C. H. Stauffacher announced annual pastorate assignments. The Cedar Falls district appointed I. L. Baumgartner as superintendent with several pastors assigned to Cedar Falls, Cedar Rapids, Dubuque, Waterloo, Des Moines and other towns.

Cedar Falls Iowa The Evangelical Church C. H. Stauffacher Kansas City I. L. Baumgartner O. Yaggy Cedar Rapids G. A. Stauffacher O. V. Gatrell Clinton E. A. Donovan Dubuque L. Fuller Dumont H. M. Raecker Dunkerton J. S. Seedrick Town City W. E. Ulrich Waterloo J. S. Deedrick Waterloo Calvary J. H. Engel Waverly H. J. Faust Des Moines J. A. Haclen Audubon F. L. Lawton Belle Plaine F. A. Peiper C. R. Frankhauser Easton Heights G. W. Cramer Marshalltown L.T. Olson State Street H. C. Schluter Nevada J. D. Kloos Red Oak J. A. Deedrick Winterset W. B. Tarr Fort Dodge R. H. Aurand Council Bluffs G. H. Bamford G. P.canelti le Mars G. C. Thompson Mason City H C. Brunemeier Pomeroy S. H. Roser Renwick L. Sohl Spencer C. H., Vandersall

Funeral rites for Rev F W Pease held at Community Presbyterian

Funeral services were conducted Friday at the Community Presbyterian church for the Rev. F. W. Pease who died in Independence on Tuesday. Born seventy seven years ago in Maine he previously served the Congregational church at Postville and from 1912 to 1917 led what is now the Federated church of Lansing. Burial followed at Central City under the Lansing Masonic lodge.

Postville Community Presbyterian Church R. F. Galloway F. W. Pease Independence Mr. Pease Maine Congregational Church of Federated Church of Lansing Central City Masonic Lodge of

Hazleton seniors stage The Yellow Shadow at high school

The senior class will present The Yellow Shadow Friday in the high school auditorium. Leading parts are played by Goldie Shupe and Ury Odell with Leona Schermerhorn Corrine Catshall Laura Munger Bethel Slater Arthur Dawes Charles Sherrer George Buchan and Ralph Wells in supporting roles.

Hazleton Yellow Shadow Goldie Shupe Ury Odell Leona Schermerhorn Corrine Catshall Laura Munger Bethel Slater Arthur Dawes Charles Sherrer George Buchan Ralph Wells

Three Iowa PWA Grant Applications Sent to Washington

Iowa PWA director P F Hopkins announced first steps to bring parts of the relief program to the state. Four applications reached the Iowa office since April 29 and three have been sent to Washington for review, including Rockwell City school building Des Moines street work Boone county roads and Ida county highways with grant requests and totals listed.

Des Moines INS Iowa P. F. Hopkins PWA Washington Rockwell City Boone County Ida County Hopkins

Monument Marks Grave Of Wapsinonoc Pastor Scalped By Indians

West Liberty Iowa. Oliver Atwood a Methodist minister who moved from Ohio in 1837 was scalped by an Indian tribe in 1838 after a Mos cow saloon dispute left Poweshick’s brother dead. The North Prairie Quaker Cemetery preserves his memorial as one of the oldest in the area.

West Liberty Oliver Atwood Wapsinonoc Township North Prairie Quaker Atweod Moscow Poweshick Ross Iowa Ohio

Pin Prick Fatal in Mount Pleasant

Mrs. J. D. Orn aged 69 dies from infection traced to a pin prick in Mount Pleasant. Medical authorities report the incident as the cause of death with investigation ongoing.

Mount Pleasant Ins J. D. Orn

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