JAIL ESCAPE PROBE STIRS POLITICAL ROW INDIANA
Deputy attorney general J Edward Barce and eight witnesses aiding the Dillinger jail escape probe vanished from a hotel when an attorney tried to serve a habeas writ. Barce planned indictments for aiding Dillinger and alleged a conspiracy began at a Lake County tavern with $1800 paid for escape proof jail blueprints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Ind
J Edward Barce
John
C. B. Wirls
Barce
Horace M Coats
Indianapolis
Coats
Sandor Singer
Hammond, Ind
Singer
Hammond
Duallinger
Indiana
Dillinger
Lake County
Aye
Crown Point
King Boris Saves Engineer in Fire
King Boris III is hailed a hero after saving the engineer of a burning railway carriage and taking the throttle to get the train in on time. He has long preferred railroading and has acted as engineer, fireman, and mechanic in railway yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Bulgaria
Boris III
Boris
CIA
Varna
Nile
Sessa
Black Sea
Vana
Astarca
Nota
Eossherk
Lester
Uae
Ana
Deaths Heskett Rites To Be Held In Des Moines
Claude S. Heskett 46 of Cedar Rapids, manager of the Wilson and Company wholesale market, will be interred in Des Moines Masonic cemetery after services at 2 pm Thursday. He died from injuries in a collision between his car and a streetcar in Des Moines. His son Jack suffered bruises. Vaclav Vestrel 85 died after brief illness. Born in Bohemia he came to the U S at 21, worked on farms near Cedar Rapids, then long-time street railway employee and Milwaukee railroad flagman. He leaves four stepchildren and is a member of Karel IV Z C B. Body at Barta chapel pending funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Claude S. Heskett
Cedar Rapids
Wilson and Company
Bunal
Jack
Vaclav Vestrel
Fourth Street
Bohemia
Street Railway Company
Milwaukee Railroad
Ninth Avenue
Second Street
Edward Sheftie
A. G. Stoner
Grace Schnoor
Muskogee
Okla
E. Brainerd
Chicago
Karel IV
Barta Chapel
William C Hoover Former Cedar Rapids Resident Dies in Chicago
William Clark Hoover died October 29 at his Chicago home where he lived the past year. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Oak Hill cemetery at 2 p m Reverend A A Brooks conducted the service. Born March 14 1862 in Pittsburgh he had lived in Cedar Rapids about thirty years and worked with the Union Stockyards Company of Chicago. Surviving are daughter Mrs. Fred Mitchell of Chicago brother Frank M Hoover of Kansas City four grandchildren and one great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clark Hoover
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Oak Hill
A A Brooks
Hoover
Pittsburgh
Union Stockyards Company of
Fred Mitchell
Frank M. Hoover
Kansas City
Funeral services for Samuel J Allard Rock Island switchman
Funeral services for Samuel J Allard a Rock Island railroad switchman will be held in the Beatty chapel Thursday at 10 am conducted by Rev H A Crumb Burial will be in Cedar Memorial park Friends may call at the chapel from 7 to 9 pm Wednesday He had been with the Rock Island railroad since 1903 Survived by his wife and four children from a former marriage Mrs A H Gundling Mrs H B Barnes Mrs Wiliam Sewell and George Allard all of Cedar Rapids All Rock Island switchmen are asked to meet at the chapel prior to the funeral
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel J Allard
Rock Island
Beatty Chapel
H A Crumb
Cedar Memorial Park
Allard
Rock Island Railroad
A H. Gundling
H B Barnes
Wiliam Sewell
George Allard
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Anna McHugh Funeral in Detroit
Funeral services for Mrs Anna McHugh who died in Detroit Michigan will be held Friday at 9 am at Immaculate Conception Church conducted by Msgr John Molloy Burial will be in Mount Calvary Cemetery The Rosary will be said at 730 pm Thursday at the home 627 Sixth Street SE where the body was taken She is survived by two sisters Mrs Margaret Hogan Detroit Mich Mrs Mary Scanlan Cedar Rapids and a brother Dan Collins Detroit Mich
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metugh
Anna McHugh
Detroit
Mich
Immaculate Conception
John Molloy
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Sixth Street
Margaret Hogan
Detrot
Mary Scanlan
Cedar Rapids
Dan Collins
Detoit
Funeral services for Mrs Wiley announced in Turner chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Jon me H Wiles will be held in the Turner chapel Thursday at 230 pm conducted by the Rev A A Brooks. Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery. Mrs. Ann Schader Ward has been received aft the death Tuesday in Miami Fla of Nive Ann Schader, wife of Fred Schader. The couple formerly lived on Cedar Rapids, Burial will be at Chirton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley
Jon
Turner Chapel
A A Brooks
Oak Hill Cemetery
Ann Schader
Miami
Fred Schader
Cedar Rapids
Bunal
Chirton
Marine veteran unveils surprise 4-11 Stealth Champion reveal
The former 4-11 Stealth Champion Marines reveal details about a recent event in Vailey Junction. The report notes a national 4-H Pow Wow context and mentions a local farm setting tied to the subject's family, with references to a cultural agent and local health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamer Champoan
Donald
Toe Bay
Cetin
Registration Of Nurses Who Need Wellef Starts Monday
Nurses must register at the city hall bureau by Wednesday to apply for relief. Applicants may be renewing relief or in financial need. the state association of registered nurses notes the program aims to assist those in weak health or without funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellef
Gnetne
Tiss Hartz
Judge Faville files boundary decision on Wisconsin Michigan waters
Special master Judge Frederick Faville reports to the U S Supreme Court on the Green Bay boundary dispute between Wisconsin and Michigan. He recommends most of the 35 square mile Green Bay fishing grounds opposite Menominee and Marinette go to Wisconsin, while an area north and west of Washington Island goes to Michigan. The report defines the boundary from Rock Island passage through Green Bay to near Chambers Island light and the Menominee River mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of U
Des Moines
Frederick F. Faville
Supreme Court of the United States
Wisconsin
Michigan
United States Supreme Court
Green Bay District
Ether State
U. S. Supreme Court
Faville
Green Bay
Menominee
Mich
Marinette
Wis
Washington Island
Menominee River
Grassey
Sugar Islands
Disputed Territory
Lake Michigan
Rock Island Passage
Boyer’s Bluff
Washinton Island
Chambers Island Light
Supreme Court
Congress
Indian Territory
Favie
Madison
Lansing
Chicago
City Briefs and Personals Highlights
Olivet Boston supper advertised. JO Sheets 16 of Marion treated for sprained ankle from football. Morris Plan advertises 6 percent loans. E P Knudsen fined for overtime parking. Negro youths chorus directed by Mrs. Sarah Maxson to meet at YMCA Friday. chorus has twenty voices. Central Park Church cafeteria advertised. Dr H E Hayden returned from Iowa Chiropractors convention in Sioux City and clinic by Tieszen brothers. T Co Boyles robbed of $30 overcoat and keys from truck near avenue bridge. Thirty day jail terms for intoxication given to Ralph Dean John McFadden and John Bod. ordered to leave the city. C Henson of Cedar Rapids Gazette to speak before Washington Hi Y at YMCA Thursday. William S Cadow returned from Nanaimo after sister Evelyn M Cadow's death. Clarence Perdue pled not guilty in statutory charge pending grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H E Hayden
Sioux City
Iowa Chiropractors’ Association
Tieszen Brothers of
Marion
SDC
Ralph Dean
John McFadden
John Bod
Minneapolis Minn
All Saints Day Observance At St John’s Church
Information filed against Perdue by his step daughter following a justice of the peace hearing. Bond set at 5000 dollars. St John’s church to observe All Saints Day with Holy Communion at 10 a.m. and a sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Reed
Perdue
St John’s Church
Chamber of Commerce youth bureau meeting after dinner
The young men's bureau of the Chamber of Commerce will meet after dinner at 615 p.m. Thursday in the Chamber of Commerce building. New officers and executive committee will be installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Grant High Homecoming Program Announcement
Grant senior high school holds homecoming programs in home rooms Friday at 8 20 a.m. as a preliminary to the Grant Washington football game Friday night. All alumni are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant High
Grant Senior High School
Grant-Washington
Kiwanis Club Meeting Notes Halloween Decor
Hugh Orchard convention secretary of the Chamber of Commerce spoke at the Kiwanis club meeting in the Montrose hotel on Wednesday noon. Halloween decorations were used and attendance prizes were pumpkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Hugh Orchard
Chamber of Commerce
Montrose Hotel
Davenport man released as charge of false pretenses dismissed
R L Kent aged 23 of Davenport was jailed awaiting a hearing on alleged fraudulent magazine solicitations. He was released Tuesday by county authorities and the charge was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R L. Kent
Davenport
Stove Explosion Damages Home of Henry Hathaway
Fire company No. 6 responded at 12 35 pm Wednesday to 530 Cobbancourt SE where a kerosene stove exploded. Loss confined to the stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hathaway
Cobbancourt SE
Local Sales Tax Official to Speak in Iowa Towns
Luther A. Fuhrmeister cedar rapids district sales tax administrator, whose district had the highest per capita sales tax in Iowa for the last quarter, will discuss the sales tax at meetings in Bellevue Thursday Grinnell Friday and Walker Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther A. Fuhrmeister
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Bellevue
Grinnell
Walker
Recreation School Interviews With National Recreation Official
Chester Smith of the National Recreation association will visit Cedar Rapids on Friday to interview prospective students for the National Recreation school in New York City. Those seeking interviews should notify the playground office at City Hall to set appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Smith
National Recreation Association
Cedar Rapids
National Recreation School
New York City
Mr Smith
City Hall
Supper for Parents by Local Scout Troops
Scout troop No 1 and cub pack No 3 of Immaculate Conception church sponsor a picnic supper for parents officials and friends in the Immaculate Conception school parlors Thursday at 6 30 p m Don Maresh scoutmaster and Fred Friedline Jr cubmaster will lead with Halloween games and stunts on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception Church
Immaculate Conception
Don Maresh
Fred Friedline, Jr
Railroad officials inspect territory in Cedar Rapids trip
L C Fritch chief operating officer of the Rock Island railroad W H Petersen chief engineer P J Colligan general superintendent of motive power W H Leonard transportation inspector all of Chicago and H L Reed general manager Kansas City were in Cedar Rapids Tuesday night on an inspection tour they spent the night and left Wednesday morning for Minneapolis in a private car
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C Fritch
Rock Island Railroad
W. H. Petersen
P. J. Colligan
Motre Power
W. H. Leonard
Chicago
H L Reed
Kansas City
Cedar Rapids
Minneapolis
Church Basketball Leagues Open Signups At YMCA
Charles Filipi city YM CA boys secretary said church club basketball practice assignments for local school gymnasiums are now being made. Club leaders must apply to Mr Filip at the Y by Thursday as the 1934-35 season opens the week of Now 12 and tickets are available from Mr Filip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Filipi
City YM
Filip
Anonymous donor gives $10 to Kiwanis milk fund
The Kiwanis milk fund receives a $10 anonymous donation after a Gazette story urged shifting focus to milk aid for needy children. AT Pleune, the milk fund chair, said funds will cover only a portion of winter needs and plans to compile a list of families to help, with expansion possible if more money arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Milk Fund
Kiwanis Club
the Gazette
Pleune
Milk Fund
Kiwanis
Red Cross Rep Aids Linn County Roll Call
Miss Ann McMeechen, representative of the American Red Cross, is in Cedar Rapids to assist with organizing the Linn County chapter in preparation for roll call starting on Armistice Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Ann McMeechen
American Red Cross
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
The
Four of six judges to be elected Tuesday in Cedar Rapids race
The editorial weighs candidates for district bench from Cedar County Linn County and Cedar Rapids. It endorses Judge Ellison and urges voters to choose four of six candidates based on qualifications rather than party lines noting Moffit Clark Ring Haas and Pew. It cautions Pew’s inexperience though competent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Moffit
Cedar County
Ellison
Moffit
A. B Clark
Linn County
Supreme Court
H.C. Ring
Ring
Charles J. Haas
Maurice V. Pew
Cedar Rapids
Messrs. Haas
Pew
Will of Cedar Rapids baseball figure Belden Hill admitted to probate
Belden Hill's will, dated April 12, 1932, leaving the entire estate to his wife Anna E K Hill, was admitted to probate in district court. Anna Hill and Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids named executors, with court proceeding held Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden Hill
Cedar Rapids
Mississippi Valley League
Fackler Divorce Filing Seeks Custody Support and Attachment
Vivian Fackler in district court seeks a divorce from Charles W. Fackler on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. She requests custody of an infant son, title to household goods and support money, and a 500 writ of attachment against the defendant's property. The couple married July 6, 1933 in Sycamore Illinois. E Trene Keyes E Gertrude Keyes and George C Keyes seek an $80 judgment in district court against Wesley J Nebendahl on a rental claim under a lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Fackler
Charles W. Fackler
E. Trene Keyes
E. Gertrude Keyes
George C. Keyes
Wesley J Nebendahl
Immaculate Conception Young People Form Club
The Immaculate Conception church forms a Young People’s Club with over 100 attending. William Reese elected president Marie Busler treasurer Joe McCormick Jr secretary. A social kickoff Nov 8 at the C gym with a “worst dressed” prize and an executive committee named. Rev. Maurice Mullan serves as counsellor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception Church
Immaculate Conception Parish
C. Gymnasium
William Reese Marie Busler
Hubert Schimberg
George Lindekin
Mary Agnes Groves
William Reese
Marie Busler
Joe McCormick
Rosaline Collins
Ed Gorman
Helen Weber
Don Boyle
Maurice Mullan
Immaculate Conception
Osage Man Heads Iowa Creamerymen
Julius Brunner of Osage was elected president of the Town Association of Local Creameries at the Des Moines convention. He succeeds J H Anderson of Thompson. A S Stone of Avoca was named first vice president and Alvin J Kregel of Garnaville second vice president. A W Stewart of Oclweth was chosen treasurer. W Ot Wasson of Brooklyn was re-elected secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Julius Brunner
Osage
Brunner
J H Anderson
Thompson
National Association
A. S. Stone
Avoca
Alvin J. Kregel
Garnaville
A W. Stewart
Oclweth
Ot Wasson
Brooklyn
Marion Woman Louise Munier 87 Dies at Home in Marion
Louise Clements Munier, 87, longtime Marion resident, died Wednesday at her home 87 Tenth Street after a long illness. Born in France April 9, 1847, she immigrated to the United States at 21 and settled in Marion in 1868. She married George T Munier in 1879 and had two children, Lucie and George. Survived by daughter Lucie, son George, four grandchildren, and sister Lucile Touro. Funeral Thursday 2:30 p.m. at Yocom chapel with Rev. W E Fisher officiating. burial Oak Shade cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Clements Munier
Marion and
Tenth Street
America
Dubuque
Marion
George Theodore Munier
Alexander Marshall
Presbyterian Church
Munier
Lucie
George
Theodore Charles Munier
Austin Coons
Harold George Munier
Virginia Belle Munier
Lucile Touro
Yocom Chapel
W. E. Fisher
Oak Shade Cemetery
Yocom
First Trust and Savings Bank Incorporation Cedar Rapids Iowa
Notice of Articles of Incorporation for the First Trust and Savings Bank of Cedar Rapids Linn County Iowa filed October 26 1934 detailing name and business in Cedar Rapids capital stock 100000 with 1000 shares directors officers and annual meetings provisions for indebtedness amendment dissolution and notary acknowledgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Trust and Savings Bank
Tedar Rapids
Iowa
State of
Cedar Rapids
County of Linn
State of Iowa
Ita
48Th General Assembly of
Linn County
Mitvalsky
E. Hach
John
Petrovitsky
L. L. Blahnik
M of Mitvalsky
Linn Coun
Kindergarten Parade Features Mother Goose Characters at Emerson
Children taught by Mrs Violet Breneman presented a Mother Goose party at Emerson School Tuesday morning. About thirty mothers and teens attended. Notable roles included Susan Allen as Mother Goose and a long list of child performers such as Jack Horner Boy Blue Jill Little Bo Peep Old Mother Hubbard Jumping Joan and Willie Winkle among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Brenneman
Emerson School
Mother Goose
Susan Allen
Robert Williams
Bonnie Christian
Mary
Joyce Fosdick
Jack Horner
Raymond Blackmer
Miss Muffett
Elsie Rae LeMont
Boy Blue
John Ross
Jack
Stanley Kepros
Jill
Pearl Brokaw
Bobby Shatto
Linn DeMolay Chapter Opens New Club Rooms
Linn chapter No 900 Order of DeMolay opened its new club rooms Tuesday evening with a 4 picnic supper for about forty people. Guests included chapter members, their families, former DeMolays and Masons. Ernest Kurth of Cedar Rapids attended as a special guest. Officers elected: President Marion Hendrickson, Vice President Joe Gatewood, Secretary Frank Flack, Treasurer Richard Derflinger, Alumni Treasurer Richard Starry, Trustees Amos Stewart Donald Hillerege Raymond Stanton Robert Shirley Ralph Michel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Order of DeMolay
Ernest Kurth
Cedar Rapids
Marion Hendrickson
Joe Gatewood
Frank Flack
Richard Derflinger
Richard Starry
Amos Stewart
Donald Hillerege
Raymond Stanton
Robert Shirley
Ralph Michel
Halloween Party Honoring Mr and Mrs Marshall Oxley Jr
Members of the Diana Fret club and their husbands held a Halloween party Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W C Sheets to honor Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Oxley Jr. The event featured black and yellow decor, corn shocks, a games program, and a high bridge score by Frank Cleveland. Linen table cloths were presented to the Oxleys. refreshment tables were run by a committee including Mrs. John Coakley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Fret Club
W. C Sheets
Marshall Oxley, Jr
Frank Cleveland
John Coakley
James Pringle
Lawree Dove
A. C. Maxwell
Halloween Dinner Dance at Munsen Home
Mr and Mrs Andrew P Munsen entertained twenty nine friends at a hard times Halloween dinner dance at 1185 Fourth Avenue. Guests wore original costumes, dined on paper plates, and sat in a circle on the floor before dancing later. Out of town visitors included Mr and Mrs Franklin Kemp and Mr and Mrs R C Toms of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew P. Munsen
Fourth Avenue
Franklin Kemp
R. C. Toms
Cedar Rapids
Dividend checks totaling forty eight thousand to be distributed Thursday
O A Conwell bank examiner announces dividend checks of forty eight thousand dollars at the Commercial bank a fifteenth per cent payment. Folk urged to call promptly for their checks. Community notices follow about clubs meetings events and a prayer service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Conwell
Commercial Bank
Kingsford Smith to Complete Pacific Hop Thursday
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith plans the final leg of his flight from Australia to California on Thursday afternoon weather permitting. He spoke in Honolulu on Wednesday about completing the aerial dash across the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Charles Kingsford- Smith
Pacific
Australia
California
Cuban Earth Shock Frightens Santiago Residents
A strong earthquake was felt late Tuesday night at 605 in Santiago Cuba causing alarm among residents though no damage or casualties were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Cuba
Large Crowd Attends Democratic Rally in Marion
The Marion Legion Hall packed for a Democratic rally led by John M. Redmond of Robins who urged full Roosevelt support amid charges from business leaders. He defended federal spending and the securities bill, calling for patriotism beyond party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Legion Hall
John M. Redmond
Robins
Roosevelt
Redmond
Wall Street
Dan Turner
Herring
Charles D. Huston
Democratic Party
Huston
Luther Fuhrmeister
Otto Schluter
Marion Democrats
E. E. Parsons
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King Boris
Kneip &Bowen
Iblic
First Ave. E
Dial
Vaclav Veestrel
C. OS. Neskett
W. C. Hoover
S. H. Allard
Marines
Vaeley Junction
Apj
JO Sheets
St Lukes’ Hospital
Morris Plan
E. P Knudsen
Fifth Avenue SE
Negro Young Peoples Chorus
Sarah Maxson
YMCA
Central Park Church
T.co Boyles
N Street
Avenue Bridge
C Henson
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Washington Hi
William S. Cadow
Hotel
Nanaimo
British Columbia
Evelyn Marvaret Cadow
Clarence Perdue
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Young Men's Bureau
Kent
Court House News
Immaculate Conception Young People’s Club
Marion News
Louise Munier
State Banking Department of
Board OF Directors
Shhall
Town
S Mitvalsky
Lowe
Ed E. Hach
State of Love
Board OF Directons
Dinna Fret Club
Munsens
Child's Study Club
Hugh Hutton
LeRoy Benedict
Joe Dumbalton
Tuckabache Club
W. E. Lutz
Ethelyn Oakley
Glenn Larkin
Evelyn
National American Legion
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Free Methodist Church
Ethel Lee
Central Avenue
F. S. Skinner
H. N. Strader
Shakespeare Club
Emma Klein
T. W. R. Kerton
J. W. Sanborn
Sixth Avenue
John M Walters
Maquoketa
O M Carson
County Home
John Knapp, Jr
Hibner
L. C Dow
Eighth Avenue
Ameigo Club
Herbert Falkner
Council Bluffs
Charles Edwards
Washington, Kan
George Reichard
Free Methodist Church
No. 1
Toddville
Ida McCoy
Twelfth Street
C. E. Mitchell
Eugene Amsted
Los Angeles
WL. Dahn
Lisbon
Walter Amsted
Betty
John H. Pazour
Ladies Aid Society of the
Prairie Chapel Church
Marjorie Wahl
Dows City
Herman Meinders
John Cone
F. A. Shumack
C. A. Bradley
Maquoketa Caves
Marley D. Clark
Mount Vernon
Marion Owens
Madison, Neb
John Fairley
Eleventh Street
Owens
A. M. Carpenter
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