Linn County Young Democrats Rally At Roosevelt Hotel
About fifty members attended a reorganization meeting of the Linn County Young Democrats at the Roosevelt hotel. Mrs Paul Huston spoke for the county committee outlining club work and social and political aims. Speakers included Dr B G Broghammer Frank B Baldwin Frank Healy H J Soper and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Young Democrats
Roosevelt Hotel
Paul Huston
Democratic Central Committee
B. G. Broghammer
Frank B Baldwin
Cedar Rapids
L. Morrissey
Frank Healy
H. J Soper
Healy
H J
A J Downer
Emmett Murray
John A Limback
Opening of Cedar Rapids Airport Inn Adds Plane Ride Dinner
The Cedar Rapids Airport Inn debuts with a complimentary chicken dinner for one week to diners who take an airplane ride at Cedar Rapids airport. Dan Hunter and two pilots will operate three planes offering rides at a low fare, with free meals included. Hunter calls the inn one of the finest and coolest dining spots in the area due to unobstructed ventilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McNally
Cedar Rapids
Dan Hunter
Cedar Rapids Airways Company
Hunter
Rowley Picnic Date Set For June Twenty First
The annual Rowley community picnic is scheduled for Thursday June 21. Sponsors are the Commercial club and Farmers Co operative creamery of Rowley. Program plans will be arranged this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowley
Commercial Club
Farmers Co-operative Creamery of
Notice to Sell Real Estate in Linn County Iowa
Public notice announces a petition by D W Bates as Receiver of the Ely Trust and Savings Bank of Ely Iowa seeking court authority to sell described real property in Iowa City Johnson County Lot 12 Block 6 Lyons Second Addition. A bid of 1500 cash from H A Fiv is noted. hearing set for June 1934 at 9 am in Cedar Rapids courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paice Court of
Iowa
Lint
de Bates
Beate of Iowa
Ely
Trust and Savings Bank of
Rust and Savings Bank of
Towa
Ely Trust and Savings Ows
Town City
Thr
Cedar Rapids
Niser
Ely Triane Savings Bank of
Turner’s Utilities Record Questioned in Campaign
The article accuses Dan Turner of public attacks on state utilities while privately seeking support from Huntington and other figures. It cites past actions, including alleged influence attempts with Interstate Power and Judge Wood, aiming to pressure voters with alleged duplicity. The piece frames a dispute over consistency between public statements and private negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Dan Turner
Afr. Huntingtons
Huntington
Oelwein
George Wood
Waterloo
Interstate Power Company
Dubuque
Dan
Mr. Huntington
Turner-Calflesh dispute cited with denial and illness
Arthur Huntington of Iowa Electric Light and Power refuses to be quoted on the Turner-Calflesh utility controversy citing illness from a five month bed confinement after a car crash. He accuses Turner of public attacks while seeking private support and denies Colflesh used Turner correspondence with Huntington’s knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Huntington
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Turner
Huntington
Colflesh
Colffesh
Memorial Day program and local civic notices in Anamosa region
Anamosa hosts Memorial day exercises at the Niles theater led by American Legion post with Rev P J Behan and Lincoln address readings. Other brief items cover Grundy county eighth grade contests, Riverside and Oxford Junction services, and community notices across multiple Iowa towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Nawice
Cahuwl
Cedar Rapids
Siste
American Legion
Arthur McCulloush
Niles Theater
Matthew Bingham
George Cook
P J. Behan
Beaver
Harriet Ken- Ken
Clay
Martin Sharp
Colfax
Gladys Meyer
Fairfield
Cornelius Schmitt
Felix
Marjorie Blesnecker
Kenneth Tack
Grant
Mary Ellen Sprole
Lincoln
Gladys Noel
Melrose
Melvin Diehl
Palermo
Paul Holeman
Pleasant Valley
Robert Renken
Shiloh
Adele Ritter
Washington
Carroll Cooper
K. F Jones
C A Fullerton
Cedar Falls
J &B. Bird
F Elsen
Jones West
L A Royal
Pearl Irey
Adelaide Stober
James Harney
Marengo
Ralph Mathewson Jr
Williamsburg
Iowa County
Rotary Camp
Iowan City
Marengo Troops
Byron Mann
Garth Hite
Leighton Beilstein
Clifford Berry
Atkins
Schminke
Willam Schminke
George Bayer
Victor
Martin Bayer
George Martin
Guernsey
Herman Alpers
Donard Schminke
Walter Schminke
Edmund Schminke
Familly
Victor Schminke
Elgin
American Legion and Auxiliary
Opera House
J J Snyder
Hans Keser
Frederick Lauer
Gordon Mosby
C B. Schori
Edward Klingman
Joe Becker
Flanders Field
Margaret Crider
Ernestine Holzer
Lil- Nan Krueger
Harold Weibel
Erma Grether
C. B. Schori
Marie
Ruth Mosby
Jorgensen
Anderson
Mosby
Thoma
Wooden Soldiers
L. B Carter
Illyria
Mr Lauer
A Soldier's Soliloquy Memorial Poem
Mrs. Jean Griswold of Des Moines offers a Memorial day poem about a soldier’s Unknown Missing In Action fate. The piece reflects on death, memory and the three words Missing In Action marked beside a name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Griswold
Des Moines
A. E. Kendall
First Avenue W
Cedar Rapids
City briefs and personals roundup notes
M L Healy a federal probation officer returned from Sioux City where he attended federal court. Dr C S Day recovering from appendicitis operation at St Luke's. Women’s Progressive club to meet with Miss Cora Trapp Thursday 2 to 4 pm. Don C Gaffney and son Robert visiting Grand Rapids Mich from 800 First Ave E. to Saturday. Harry Averill 36 and Ray Kibler 27 fined 25 dollars and costs each for intoxication and disturbing the peace. C Davis 54 fined 10 dollars and costs for intoxication before 10 am. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Healy
Sioux City
Don C. Gaffney
Robert
First Avenue E
Grand Rapids, Mich
Harry Averill
Ray Kibler
C. Davis
Wick to Represent Cedar Rapids Bar at Kenyon Memorial
B L Wick will represent the Cedar Rapids Bar Association at memorial services for Federal Judge W S Kenyon in the St Paul capitol building on Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Wick
Cedar Rapids Bar Association
W. S. Kenyon
St. Paul Capitol Building
Memorial Ay
Meat cutting incident yields finger gash at St Luke's
Richard Albert of 1639 avenue NE received first aid at St Luke's hospital Tuesday morning for a gash on the first finger of his left hand caused while he was cutting meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Albert
Avenue NE
St. Luke's Hospital
Memorial Day Closures and Dine and Dance Ad Notice
Public schools close all day Wednesday for Memorial Day. Coe students have a one day recess in final examinations resuming Thursday and finishing Friday. DINE and DANCE ads for the Where to Go Want Ad column due by 10 am Wednesday for the Decoration Day edition of The Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Coe
Gazette
Memorial Day and Corpus Christi Services at Local Church
Memorial day services are planned for Wednesday at the Church of Our Lady of Grace located at Avenue and Sixth street NE. A choral Mass is set for 8 am. On Thursday the Feast of Corpus Christi will be observed with a choral mass at 7 am and a low Mass at 9 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Our Lady of Grace
Avenue
Sixth Street
Evangelist McIntire to Lead Sunshine Mission Meetings
The Rev. C. C. McIntire, prison evangelist, will spend the weekend at Sunshine Mission opening a series of meetings Wednesday at 8 PM. Special music will be featured each evening. The Mission will close during Memorial Day daytime hours except for emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. McIntire
Sunshine Mission
St Patrick's School Freshman Speech Contest Winners
Eleanor Farr daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Farr 834 Vernal Street NW won the contest in the freshman room with Origin of Beethovens Moonlight Sonata Leota Stark took second place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Farr
Arthur Farr
Vernal Street
St. Patrick's School
Beethoven
Leota Stark
Cedar Rapids Drum and Bugle Corps to Parade
Members meet at 9 15 Wednesday morning at the east end of the Second avenue bridge for Memorial day parade formation. Scouts wear white shirts due to warm weather and no coats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Second Avenue Bridge
Cronk Brothers Face Involuntary Bankruptcy Petition
A petition of involuntary bankruptcy was filed in federal court Monday against J. W. and N. P. Cronk doing business as Cronk Brothers at Montour. The action is brought by the National Bank of Toledo as receiver of First National Bank of Montour and M. W. Hyland of Tama with claims totaling 6222 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. and
N. P. Cronk
Cronk Brothers
Montour
The
National Bank of Toledo
Arthur Bird
First National Bank of
M. W. Hyland
Tama
Pennzoil Officials Named In Oil City Ad Split
Byron B. Phillips sales manager and E. F. Johnson advertising manager of Pennzoil in Oil City Pa along with W. C. Murtagh handling northern division are named in the personnel note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron B. Phillips
E. F. Johnson
Pennzoil Company
Oil City
W. C. Murtagh
Ottsen Hosts Northern Division Inspection in Cedar Rapids
Representatives from the er n division headquartered in Chicago visited Cedar Rapids over the weekend for an inspection tour of the northern division. In the city they were hosted by George J. Ottsen of Ottsen and Sons Oil, local Pennzoil distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ern Division
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
City
George J. Ottsen
Ottsen and Sons Oil Company
Pennzoil Distributors
Out-of-town visitors visit patient at Mercy hospital
Visitors to Elsie Power of 516 Fourth avenue SE during the last week at Mercy hospital while she recovers from an operation include Mrs. Ralph Lambert and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Griffith of Monticello Mr. and Mrs. George Kind of Iowa City Mr. and Mrs. E A Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shootzle and Esther Knight of Waterloo Mr. and Mrs. R D Brown and family of Viola and Cerral Power of Central City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Power
Fourth Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Ralph Lambert
Clarence Griffith
Monticello
George Kind
Iowa City
E. A. Bailey
Fred Shootzle
Esther Knight
Waterloo
R. D. Brown
Viola
Cerral Power
Central City
Hammer Dial Of Safe In Lumber Office
Police investigated a break in at the lumber company office on Third Street SE where intruders took about $1 in change from a cash box. The dial on a safe showed signs of having been hammered but the safe remained closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
Lone Speeder Heads Traffic Cases In Court
F. F. Smith of Des Moines was fined 10 dollars and costs in police court Tuesday for speeding. Sam Sheronick and F. A. Hayes were fined 2 dollars and costs for failing to stop at an arterial highway and improper parking. A list of several individuals fined 2 dollars and costs for parking without lights follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Smith
Des Moines
Sam Sheronick
C Avenue NW
F. A. Hayes
B. D. Bollinger
I Avenue
Joe Kosina
Nineteenth Avenue
W. H. Tomlinson
Avenue
E. A. Martin
Fourth Avenue
Ted Lubek
Third Street
Gladys B. South
Eighteenth Street
R. B. Collins
A Avenue
G. G. Clements
First Avenue
R. S. Walker
Tenth Street
Notice of Hearing on Mandation for Authority to Settle
D W Bates Receiver of the Corn Belt Savings Bank of Cedar Rapids Iowa announces a hearing for June 4 1934 at Cedar Rapids to approve a compromise settlement on a note and mortgage dated November 16 1929 by Charles Kublas and Bess L Kublas. The plan involves receiving Home Owners Loan Corporation bonds and paying $350 for repairs with net proceeds of $5432.68 to discharge the mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Belt Savings Bank of
Cedar Rapids
District Court
Linn County
Iowa
D. W. Bates
Corn Bell Savings, Bank of
Charles Kublas
Bess L. Kublas
Corn Belt Savings Bank
Towit
Third Avenue
Name Owners Loan Corporation
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Corn Bell Savings Bank
Coroner Links Wolman Death to Chlorform Poisoning
Coroner R A Vorpaht ruled Mrs Theresa Vyhnanek 46 of 1503 L street SW died by her own hand from chloroform poisoning after stomach contents and blood tests confirmed chloroform. He noted she bought chloroform on April 9 at a south end drug store and funeral services were held at 2 p m Tuesday with burial in Linwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Vyhnanek
L Street
R. A. Vorpaht
Vorpah
Illinois Teacher Retried For Murder in 1932 Slaying
Hubert Moor, former Illinois teacher, faces a second trial after his 1932 confession and death sentence. A full jury was seated Monday in Marshall as Moor contends with the murder charge stemming from the August 15, 1932, killing of his wife amid claims of tiredness over dirty dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Ill
Hubert Moor
Moor
Coast Of Carolinas Storm Sinks Yacht, Destroys Docks
A fierce coastal storm lashed the Carolinas with near hurricane force then moved inland. In Charleston the 65 foot yacht sank as wharves were washed away and the lower city flooded. High winds felled trees and disrupted communications, damaging crops and small craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S. C
Carolina
Red Ants Attack 3 Month Old Baby in Tennessee Crib
In Bells Tennessee a three month old boy was attacked by a swarm of red ants drawn to milk in his crib. Physicians fought to save his eyesight after he was found unconscious with ants covering his face while the parents were in a nearby field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bells
Tenn
Jackson
Watson Patrick
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Music Orchestra America
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Vinton
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Edward Lauer
University of Iowa
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Eunice Craig
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Clifford Flynn
Lloyd Herring
Joseph Best
Oxford Junction
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Joe Buresh
Conroy
George Kibbie
le Grand
Hilton Consolidated School
C. R. Laughrige
Esther Owens
Eleaanor van Hoene
Margaret Jacobsen
Ceddar Rapids
Carol Jacobs
E. E. Strait
Brandon
Conroy Lumber and Grain Company
Manchester
St. Xavier's Alumnii Association
Glen Charies
Jack Schacherer
Josephine Carey
Donald Dillon
Helen Cooney
Francis Reidy
Catherine Farrell
St. Mavier's School
Joseph Rieger
Leslie Dillon
Clarence Kenna
Kenna
Sisters of Mercy
Belle Fitzpatrick
Father F W. McKinley
Cyril Gavin
Joseph Carey
Catherine Reeves
Genevieve Brown
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Celeste Houlahan
Laverne Culligan
Barl Kaufman
Hopkinton
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Wilton Junction
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Center Point
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H. X
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Zella
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Mother of Mine
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T. E. Hense
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W. E. Stick
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L. E. Petrak
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Zetta
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Mqnor Commission
Mount Vernon
E. T. Gough
Robert Bennett
Ivanhoe
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Mae Mitchell
P O. Hahn
Robert Plattenberger
J. L. Midkiff
Legion
C. IL. Rich
R. A. Nelson
A. R. King
George Anselm
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Ryan
Nick Weller
Nick Weiler
Weiler
Mary
James
Joseph
William
Andrew
Mary McElliott
T. J. McEliott
Marion
W. T
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Tiffin
Marie Reynolds
B. Wadsworth
Esther Belle Moore
Virginia Kincaid
St. Louis
Ambroz Advertising Agency
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C. S. Day
Women's Progressive Club
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Sixth Avenue SW
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Lone Speeder
Wolman
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Carolinas
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Dial
Third ST. SE
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