Linn County Medical Society elects H J Jones president
Dr H J Jones was elected president of the Linn County Medical Society at a Thursday meeting in Hotel Montrose. Dr T Frank Hersch becomes president electr and will succeed Jones next year. Officers include Dr Ivan H Sheeler vice president and Dr Emma J Neal treasurer. Delegates to state convention are Dr J K Von Lackum and Dr Thomas S Suchomel with alternates Dr John Hamilton and Dr J Van Winkle. A skin clinic and Arctic lecture by Dr Richard L Sutton preceded a dinner for 160 doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Jones
Linn County Medical Society
Montrose
R. K. Keech
T. Frank Hersch
Dr Jones
Hersch
Ivan H. Sheeler
Fairfax
Emma J. Neal
J. K. von Lackum
Thomas S. Suchomel
John Hamilton
J. van Winkle
Richard L Sutton
Kansas City
Sutton
Arctic
Society
University of Iowa
Robert E. Neff
University Hospital
Ambar Grotto Expects 250 Out-Of-Town Guests
Ambar Grotto plans a Saturday evening ceremonial attracting about 250 visitors from outside the area. The event will feature a formal program and community participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambar Grotto
Town Parade Marks Arrival of Four Bands and Guests
Town aggregation brings four bands and guests for a parade starting at 5 30 p m from the Hotel Roosevelt. March proceeds west on First Ave to First Street, south to Second Ave, east to Third Street, then south to the C S P S hall where dinner is at 6 30 and the ceremonial begins at 8 30. Prophets from Dubuque Moline Rock Island Davenport Ottumwa Burlington and Des Moines will participate along with vaudeville entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Roosevelt
First Avenue
First Street
Second Avenue
Third Street
C S P. S. Hall
C. S P S
Dubuque
Moline
Rock Island
Davenport
Ottumwa
Burlington
Des Moines
City Briefs and Personal News Summary
Fresh shipment Jones sausage advertised from Hladky's at 4141. Mrs. E. A Chamberlin hospitalized at Mayo Clinic Rochester after four weeks of illness. Mr. Chamberlin accompanied her. An overheated fan caused a small smoke incident at 1900 Fourth Ave SE with no damage. Rev. A M Smith preached The Key to the Kingdom at Sunshine Mission Friday and Jesus Offered for Sale Thursday. Smith to sing. E Thompson, 25, pled not guilty to intoxication. trial set for Saturday. A V Johnson fined for intoxication. High Twelve club members and wives toured Petersen Baking Co luncheon and plant. Cedar Rapids Knights of Columbus plan rosary at Anthony Rocco home. Rocco died Thursday. Messinger and Freshwater reported tool theft from a Speeder crane. loss about $60. Col Osman Latrobe and Capt Brendizer visited 349th Infantry HQ. Lieut Jack Donnell led a Waterloo conference.
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Cedar Rapids
Knights of Columbus
Anthony Rocco
Mount Vernon Avenue
Rocco
Latrobe
Osman Latrobe
Omaha
Seventh Corps
CC Brendizer
Davenport
349Th Infantry
Jack Donnell
Waterloo
Donnell
Word Puzzle Clues and Military Officers Note Latrobe Trip
A crossword style list of clues covers a wide range from religious founders to nautical terms with an ending sentence noting Col Latrobe on a contact trip to posts in his corps area. The fragmentary text references a Nevada element and various puzzle entries.
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Col. Latrobe
Twenty Delaware and Jones County Men to Forestry Camp
Twenty reforestation recruits from Jones and Delaware counties departed the federal building for Fort Des Moines after preliminary exams at the office of Sergeant William Melton recruiting officer. The schedule lists Linn county, Black Hawk, Clayton, Fayette, Johnson and other county units for upcoming moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Fort Des Moines
William Melton
Jones
Delaware Counties
Linn County
Melton
Jones County
William Penrose
Warren Countryman
Edward Fitzsummons
M. C., Grim
Melvin Hotz
Frank Milsap
Ernest Matiska
Carl Michels
Arnold Oeschger
Gerald Stingley
Delaware County
A_ E. Curler
Ervin Dillion
Dorrance Keegan
Claude Minkler
Charles Maxwell Oda Phelps
W H_ Roloff
Clayton Sweeney
Elmer Tharp
Robert Young
Benton
Iowa County
Black Hawk County
Clayton
Fayette
Johnson County
Court News: Snyder’s Jail Sentence Suspended by Governor
Elmer R. Snyder, alias Gyp, 30, serving 150 days for leaving an accident scene and a $500 fine had his remaining term suspended by Governor Clyde L. Herring. He was convicted Nov 21, 1931, of hit and run and sentenced to an indeterminate two-year term at Fort Madison, with $500 fine and costs. The suspension followed a Clark-presided case and support from County Attorney Henrickson and Sheriff Petrus. Snyder had failed to stop after striking cyclist Jack Caldwell on Oct 31, 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer R. “Gyp” Snyder
Clyde L. Herring
Snyder
Fort Madison State Penitentiary
A. B. Clark
Clark
Carl Hendrickson
Joseph A. Petrus
Jack Caldwell
L. T. Caldwell
Eighth Avenue
Third Avenue
Drunk-Driving Fine Upheld in District Court Case
Franks faced a $300 fine for a drunk-driving charge in district court on December 5, 1930. The Supreme Court affirmed the action on May 3, 1931. The state alleged that Franks, also named on the bond, had not paid the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
A. B Clark
Beulah M Paar
Supreme Court
Franks
Sidwell Ice Cream Specialty Store To Open Here
The Sidwell Dairy company will open an ice cream specialty store at 611 Third avenue SE this Saturday morning. The colonial bungalow style room features a display case and 24 flavors available in packages or bulk. Molds shaped as flowers and other figures will be made to order and a fruit roll with a fresh strawberry center will be offered. The shop will operate daily from early morning until late evening.
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The
Sidwell Dairy Company
Third Avenue SE
A.a
Death notices for Martha Cunningham and H F Fillmore
Mrs. Martha Cunningham of 807 Fourth Avenue SE died at a local hospital at 10 45 am Friday after a six month illness. She was born in South Dakota on December 13, 1891 and lived in Cedar Rapids ten years. She is survived by her husband Clyde O Cunningham and several brothers and sisters and was a member of the First Christian church. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Mrs. H F Fillmore, formerly of Cedar Rapids, died in Los Angeles on Wednesday May 17. Before marriage she was Josephine Wybur and for years matron of the Home for the Friendless at Cedar Rapids.
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Martha Cunningham
Fourth Avenue SE
South Dakota
Cedar Rapids
Clyde O. Cunningham
Cunningham
First Christian Church
H. F Fillmore
Los Angeles
Fulmore
Josephine Wybur
Fnendless
De Camp Dies in Rochester Hospital at 89
William De Camp, former city resident, died Thursday evening at a Rochester Minnesota hospital. He is survived by his wife and a son Carl De Camp of Minneapolis. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Friends may visit Turner chapel Saturday between noon and 9 pm.
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William de Camp
Rochester
Minn
Carl de Camp
Minneapolis
Turner Chapel
Waltonians and Central City Picnic At Camp Conservation
Waltonians and Central City teams host a joint outdoor picnic at Camp Conservation in Cedar Rapids and Central City on June 11 at 1 30 pm A picnic dinner with free coffee follows at 2 pm Guests should bring their own luncheon Children can join games and prizes while adults compete in ball casting contests and other events
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Cedar Rapids
Central City
Camp Conservation
Marriage Licenses Granted in Local Registries
Harry Horesowsky and Gladys Burroughs both of Washington C T Smith of Hopkinton and Hilda M Dondl of Cascade Irvin M Hornbeck and Alvina M Rexroot both of Iowa City Keith Hayden of Cedar Rapids and Beryl Maye Carawat received marriage licenses in the latest local records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Horesowsky
Gladys Burroughs
Washington C
T Smith
Hopkinton
Hilda M Dondl
Cascade
Irvin M. Hornbeck
Alvina M Rexroot
Iowa City
Keith Hayden
Cedar Rapids
Beryl Maye Carawat
Thirteen Smallpox Cases Reported in Nine Families
City physician Dr. Thomas F. Suchomel warned of a threatened smallpox epidemic as thirteen new cases appeared in nine families in twenty four hours. Five cases were in one family with districts including St Patrick's and Fillmore schools. He urged vaccination for all not vaccinated in the last five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Suchomel
Suchomel
St. Patrick’s
Linn
St. Patrick's
Fillmore
Fountain Pen Loot From Daylight Office Safe Robbery
A daytime burglar ransacked the Wyoming company at 705 Securities building and took only a fountain pen. Julius Sorensen, the company auditor, discovered the theft at 2 p.m. Friday, alerted help, and found the thief had fled when he returned from the next office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Company
705 Securities Building
Julius Sorensen
Sorensen
Births Reported for Three New Babies
Born to Mr and Mrs W J Elar ton at 1021 Eighth street NW on May 16 a son. Born to Mr and Mrs Wayne Hardesty at 339 Second avenue SW a son on May 19 in Mercy hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs W M Valentine at 2412 C avenue NE a daughter on May 19 at St Luke s hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Elarton
Eighth Street
Wayne Hardesty
Second Avenue
Mercy Hospital
W. M. Valentine
C Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
Pedestrian Struck At Alley Entrance Near Gazette Plant
W W W J Reese of 376 Seventeenth street was cut bruised and shocked after an automobile struck him at the alley entrance behind The Gazette plant Friday at 2 45 p m. Witnesses said the driver went to the police station to report the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Reese
Seventeenth Street
Gazette
Neighbor Suffers Sprained Ankle From Contact With Hot Wire
Angus Graham, 30, of Ryan, was treated at St. Luke's hospital at 10 pm Thursday for a sprained right ankle after saying he touched a live high line near Ryan and fell. He was released after treatment.
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Angus Graham
Ryan
St. Luke's Hospital
Graham
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Jones Sausage
Hladky’s
E. A Chamberlin
Avenue
Mayo Clinic
Chamberlin
William Stark
Sunshine Mission
A M Smith
Jesus
Mr. Smith
E. Thompson
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
Thompson
A V. Johnson
I Avenue NW
High Twelve Club
Petersen Baking Company
Messinger and Freshwater Company
Speeder
Christian Science
City
Nevada
Veterans of Foreign Wars Band
Marvin's Grocery
Delaware, Jones County
Court House News
Herring
Shanlleigh Hardware Company
George A Chambers
A B Clark
Ferdinand MacDahms
Earl Edgington
Ivory G Steele
MacDahms
Edgington
County Attorney's Seed
Steele
Hamburger Ib
Zoe
Pillsbury’s
Buehler Brothers Market
New Post Office
Younus Uwuiy
Climalene Co
Canton
Ohio
Plaza Bakery
Plaza
Plaza Bake
L. V. Maulsby
A. N. Watson
Fey
Capswell
Bliss
Maxwell
Watson's
Monarch
Sifti
Robb Ross
Wees
Cit
Third Ave
Pillsbury
Omar
Marion
Sunkist
1St St. NE
Hormel’s
Wilson
Hamburg
Peter Pan
Yeep
Peter Ban
Tittle Bros. Ching Co.nc
Ring Bologna
Nutoleo
Hormel
Bacon
Veal
Wieners
Virginia
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