Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 22 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1933

Page

2

Boy Run Over by Fort Dodge Train

One person was killed and seven injured in Iowa accidents over the weekend. The dead is Shirley Tise 17 Springfield Missouri. Injured include Beulah Clooney 45 Council Bluffs J W Meneray 81 Council Bluffs Delbert Brantner Jr 8 Newton John Wavra 65 Fairfax.

Associated Press Iowa Shirley Tise Springfield Beulah Clooney Council Bluffs J. W. Meneray Delbert Brantner, Jr Newton John Wavra Fairfax Tise Fort Dodge Illinois Central Hrs Clooney Meneray Counc Bluffs Delbert Brantner

Wavra Injured Dragged by Car at Fairfax Cemetery

John Wavra, Fairfax cemetery caretaker, was seriously hurt late Sunday when his car in gear dragged him about eighteen feet. He suffered a broken collarbone and potential spinal injuries after the vehicle struck a gate pillar. He was found around 6:45 pm by Orville Rogers and others while two funerals were underway.

Fairfax Breda the Gazette John Wavra Fairfax Cemetery Wavra Orville Rogers Maura

Wool theft at Elmer Axmear farm west of Keswick

County officers pursue suspected thieves after a barn theft on the Elmer Axmear farm west of Keswick. More than 200 pounds of wool were stolen, valued at over $40.

Keswick Elmer Axmear

Des Moines Streetcar Men Urge End to Pick-Ups

Des Moines Railway employees warn motorists against giving rides in the city to avoid stealing fares from street cars. When a pickup is seen, the car number is noted and the owner receives a call asking to stop the practice, with a follow up thank you if there is compliance. The campaign plus improved business reduces April revenue loss to four percent versus the usual ten percent decline.

DES Moines INS Des Moines Railway Company

Mount Auburn Boy Burns in Car Explosion

Mount Auburn 17 year old Bradley Hopper son of Mr and Mrs C Hopper was severely burned when gasoline in a car he was working on exploded. Most serious burns cover his upper body especially right arm and shoulder. The accident occurred at his grandfather W W Usher's home northeast of Brandon and he was rushed to Vinton hospital in serious condition.

The Gazette Mount Auburn Bradley Hopper Co. F Hopper W W. Usher Brandon Vinton Hospital

Earlville Alumni Banquet and Commencement Schedule

Earlville high school holds its annual alumni banquet at the Methodist church with a dancing party at the Masonic hall. Alumni officers listed include President Katherine Klaus and secretary Ruth Klaus. Weeklong commencement events run Wednesday exhibit day, Thursday class picnics, and Friday commencement.

Earlville Earlville High School Methodist Episcopal Church Masonic Hall Katherine Klaus Della Parkin Ruth Klaus Mildred Hamblin Congregational Church A. W. Sinden

Prohibition Officers Seize 300 Gallons Whisky in Home Raid

Federal agents tracked 500 gallons of whisky and alcohol concealed in the residence of Lester R. Chapman. His brothers Leonard and Henry Chapman, already convicted in Des Moines on liquor conspiracy charges, are linked to the case. The raid recovered 280 gallons in kegs 288 pints 30 quarts and about 156 gallons of alcohol. No one was present in the home. Leonard and Henry Chapman plan appeals and deny jury tampering charges from a prior trial.

Carroll Fup Lester R. Chapman Prohibition Chapman Leonard Henry Des Moines Henry Chapman

Delaware County Plans Rural Graduation Day in Manchester

About one hundred eighth grade students from Delaware county rural schools will graduate at 10 30 a.m. Friday in Manchester high school gymnasium. County Superintendent W A Ottilie announced. The ceremony includes a program by pupils, an address by Prof C Fuller, honor letters and diplomas for top averages, and a valedictory by Francis Wendling. A newsletter-style picnic follows and a parade and games fill the afternoon. In Clutier, the senior class will stage The White Elephant at the Community hall, then dance. cast includes Hanus Caslavka Blakely Peters Pavelka Hach Arp and others.

Gazette Manchester Delaware County W. A. Ottilie Manchester High School C. Fuller Iowa State Teachers College Ottilie Francis Wendling Amiel Wendling Coffin’s Grove Township Des Moines Elsie Blankenship Fairgrounds Dundee Greeley Oneida Clutier the Clutier High School White Elephant Agnes Hanus Gladys Caslavka Herbert Blakely Earl Peters Joseph Pavelka Bernard Hach Rudolph Hanus Charles Arp Sylvester Caslavka Margery Libbie Kremenak

Shellsburg School Head Accepts Post At Marion College

Shellsburg consolidated school superintendent L. Mack will resign after this school year to become dean of education and professor at Marion College Indiana. He will oversee practice teaching in Marion public schools and teach education classes. Mack has taught at Cornell and Coe colleges, directs Marion college summer session, and has led regional education groups for fifteen years.

Shellsburg C L. Mack Marion College of Marion Ind Marion Public Schools Mack Cornell College Coe College Marion College Iowa Benton County Clinton County

Photographers Convene in Decorah for May Meeting

About thirty northeastern Iowa photographers will gather in Decorah May 17 and 18 for a two day convention. Speakers include Bob Howse and Mrs Richard Stafford of Binghamton New York. A banquet May 17 will feature Luther College faculty entertainment and a business session followed by a display of members work.

Decorah Iowa T. T Henning Northeast Iowa Photographers Club Bob Howse Richard Stafford Binghamton Henning Luther College

First State Savings Bank Opens After Merger

McGregor and Marquette merge National and State banks with the Savings bank to form the First State Savings Bank. Opened Monday in the National Bank building with F. S. Richards as president. Merger consolidates three banks under a Marquette charter. Fifty percent of deposits released. remaining funds placed in state control trust.

McGregor Savings Bank of Marquette First State Savings Bank National Bank F. S. Richards State Bank Marquette Bank State Banking Department

Evacuation of Troops Reduces Garrison at Le Mars

Le Mars and vicinity near normalcy as Plymouth county troops withdraw. Fifty National Guardsmen remain after 45 men sent home from companies M and L Sioux City, with a detachment to aid regular law enforcement. Most guardsmen expected home by week end.

LE Mars INS Plymouth County Figrty Sioux City

Traer West Branch And Sigourney Boys Honored At Iowa U

Iowa City UP reports six juniors at the University of Iowa receive membership in R. E. I. the highest student engineering honor. Named are Kenneth Ristau of Davenport Sidney Dean of Traer William P Jones of West Branch Howard Noble of Clemens Earl R Ewald of Sigourney and Vincent Allison of Taberville Missouri.

Iowa City University of Iowa Kenneth Ristau Davenport Sidney Dean Traer William P. Jones West Branch Howard Noble Clemens Earl R. Ewald Sigourney Vincent Allison Taberville

Divorce Granted To Agnes Kiester Wife Of Perry Kiester

Judge Carl B. Stiger granted a divorce Saturday to Agnes Kiester of Chelsea from Perry Kiester of Cedar Rapids. She may resume her maiden name Agnes Klemak and receives most household goods. She said Kiester has convictions for a felony and liquor charges and is in Linn county jail on a federal charge.

Toledo Carl B. Stiger Agnes Kiester Chelsea Perry Kiester Cedar Rapids Agnes Klemak Kiester Linn County

Dr. Martin Dewey Dies Former ADA Leader at 52

Dr. Martin Dewey a former president of the American Dental Association and former University of Iowa dental school professor died Sunday at his New York home. The 52 year old dentist had a prominent career in national dental affairs and academia.

New York Martin Dewey The American Dental Association Dental University of Iowa

Riverside Woman Elected Head Of Washington P T A

Mrs H E Blythe of Riverside was elected president of Washington county Parent teacher association at Wellman election. Others chosen include Mrs P G Widmer as vice president, Mrs Roy Kos secretary, and Mrs Tom Carris treasurer. Mae Pardee Youtz of the University of Iowa spoke on child study and parent education.

Gazette Washington H. E. Blythe Riverside Washington County Parent-teacher Association Wellman P. G. Widmer Roy Kos Tom Carris Keota Mae Pardee Youtz University of Iowa T C. Kennedy Widlein Wellman P. T. A Emde Ward Miller Marjorie Godber Jean McIntosh Miss Youtz Blythe Winnie Palmer Harold Ross Meeks

Pioneer Of Louisa County Dies At 85

Richard Jenkins 85 longtime Louisa County resident died Friday after a brief illness at his son John J Jenkins residence four miles west of Columbus Junction on the family farm purchased in 1883. He was born in Wales came to Louisa County in 1869 farmed 120 acres then 240 acres later served as Columbus City township mayor an elder of Cotter Presbyterian church and a director of Cotter Savings Bank. His wife Katherine Rees Jenkins died several years ago. Funeral services held at Cotter Presbyterian Church with burial in Cambrian cemetery.

Columbus Junction Richard Jenkins Cotter Presbyterian Church W. H. Parker Cambrian Cemetery Mr. Jenkins John J Jenkins Here Wales William and Jane Rees Jenkins Jenkins Louisa County Columbus City Catherine Rees Cotter

Beer sales allowed across bars in Iowa eating houses

Iowa bars in eating establishments may serve beer across the bar with food. The attorney general’s opinion, by Leroy A. Rader, says the original ban was stripped, and any licensed eating house with seating for 25 or more may offer beer across the bar.

Des Moines CINS Iowa Leroy A. Rader

Resume Work On State Road No 13 North Of McGregor

Work resumed on the $115 000 contract to grade six miles of Iowa state road No 13 north of McGregor after a March halt due to state funds being tied up in banks. Nolan brothers and the state highway department reached arrangements to resume work through late fall.

McGregor M’gregor Iowa Road No. 13 Nolan Brothers State Highway Department

Dubuque Man Heads Iowa Rabbit Breeders

George Glassner of Dubuque was elected president of the Iowa State Rabbit Breeders Association at the annual convention. D M Markheiser of Storm Lake was named vice president J H Huxford of Des Moines treasurer. Directors include E T Smith Cedar Rapids George C Wilson Oelwein C A Poully Mystic W W Bennett Waterloo Elinor Holden Weldon and C E Nedland Marshalltown.

Des Moines

Three Iowans Top Contenders for R F C Board

L A Andrew state banking chief Col C B Robbins of Cedar Rapids and ex Representative T J B Robinson emerge as leading candidates for the Reconstruction Finance Corporation board. Claude Porter backs Robinson and seeks Rep Guy M Gillette support. The seat must go to a Republican under the act.

Gazette Washington Gardner Cowles Des Moines Reconstruction Finance Corporation Board L. A. Andrew Col C. B. Robbins Cedar Rapids T. J. B. Robinson Claude Porter Iowa Interstate Commerce Commission Robinson Guy M. Gillette Cowles Andrew R. F. C. Robinson Congress Col. Robbins

Junior Chamber Elects Officers at State Meeting

The Iowa Junior Chamber of Commerce will hold its 1934 annual convention in Keokuk. Allen Whitfield of Des Moines was elected president, with vice presidents Her bert E Vaughan Waterloo Clifford Nolan Iowa City and Alvin Doran Boone named to the slate.

Waterloo Iows Junior Chamber of Commerce Keokuk Allen Whitfield Des Moines Herebert E. Vaughan Clifford Nolan Iowa City Alvin Doran Boone

Also Mentioned on This Page

West Liberty W. A. Smith Methodist Church Dear Old High Margaret Nichols F. W. Sutton Picardy Cordelle Hemingway A. Raymond Grant Minneapolis Jenniie Jack T. Carter A. J. Hinkhouse Board of Education F. W.W. Sutton DELTA Russell van Winkle Charles Es van Winkle Hollis Moore Rose Hul Rose Rose Dee Nelping Weldon van Winkle Oskaloosa McGregor-Marquette Merged Bank Axminster Wilton Dubuque Rabbit Breeders R. F. G. Board C. B. Robsbins Rep Ward Wright and Diston Triumph Turkist Simoniz Cotton Union Montgomery Warp & Co Cedar | Rapids, Iowa
Search Courier

Search the Cedar Rapids Gazette Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Cedar Rapids Gazette?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication