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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1935

Page

17

PWA Supports 7 330 127 School Building Program in Iowa

The Public Works Administration backs a seven million three hundred thirty thousand seven hundred thirteen dollar Iowa school building program. PWA grants total 2,721,213 dollars of the 98 projects with 18 completed at 2,237,833 dollars. Remaining projects under construction have grants of 166,100 dollars of an estimated 650,713 dollar cost.

Washington API Public Works Administraton Iowa PWA

Former Ambassador to Japan to Talk at Cornell Forum

William R. Castle, former ambassador to Japan and former acting secretary of state, will speak on Our Relations With Other Nations at Cornell college. The closing forum address covers global tensions, with Castle detailing Ethiopia Japan Great Britain and other powers as a seasoned observer with 26 years in diplomacy.

Mount Vernon Wiliam R. Castle Japan Cornell College Cornell Castle Ethiopia Great Britain Italy Russia Germany Wilson Department of State London

Gazette Advertising Manager To Speak At Iowa Press Meeting

More than forty editors and publishers will gather in Iowa City for the Iowa Daily Press association annual meeting. Frank L Mott will lead sessions with speakers including Franklin Katterjohn and E Lee Adler as representatives of the press. The Wayzgoose banquet will feature Don Hoopes and Eugene Gilmore greeting members.

Jas Cowa City Iowa City Iowa Daily Press Association John Huston Ottumwa Courier Don Hoopes Marshalltown Times-Republican Associated Students of Journalism University of Iowa Jack Gurwell Chariton Merritt C. Speidel Iowa City Press Citizen Frank L. Mott University School of Journalism Franklin Katterjohn Cedar Rapids Gazette George R. Davies College of Commerce Douglas C MecMurtrie Ludlow Typegrash Company Chicago Ray Eggert Waterloo Courier R. H Terry Clan Des Mttres Eugene A Gilmore E P Adler Lee Syndicate W U Respond IDPA E T Flaherts Association W Ll Lee The Detroit News Wll

State absence noted at Geneva disarmament talks

In the secretary of state’s absence, discussions at the Geneva disarmament conference proceeded without the chief representative. Castle's international condition analyses have appeared in numerous metropolitan newspapers, reflecting broad coverage of the era.

Geneva Castle

Daniel Pingrey 82 Blairstown Pioneer Banker Dead

Daniel R. Pingrey 82 longtime Blairstown resident and former Benton County State Bank president died at his Blairstown home after a weeklong pneumonia. Born in Northfield Massachusetts he moved to Iowa in 1866 and married Molly Potts in 1896. Survived by son Wilson, daughter-in-law Betty, sister Ida and brother Edwin, with funeral services held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at his home and Masonic lodge burial at Pleasant Hill Cemetery.

Blairstown Daniel R. Pingrey Mr Pingrey Northfield Mass Iowa Molly Potts Greenwood Russell Daniel Masonic Lodge Presbyterian Church J. Cc. B. Peck Pleasant Hill Cemetery

Oelwein Gas Company Announces $4000 Remodeling Plan

Oelwein gas works to replace wooden frame coal room garage and shop with a fifty foot brick building adjoining the engine house. A steel roof, interior remodel, aluminum painted stacks and tanks, and spring landscaping are planned. John Lippert oversees eight workers expected to finish in two months.

Oelwein Gas Company of Leigh Milligan Kansas City John Lippert

Outlines Plan for Consumers Co op Advocates Economic Salvation

Joseph Gilbert of Minneapolis urged a democratic, profit-free model at Cornell College to reform the nation’s outdated free market system. He outlined a five point program for consumers co operation including unlimited membership one vote per member no proxy voting and patronage dividends by patronage. The forum drew 187 attendees with a three day agenda and a Mount Vernon steering committee.

Mount Vernon Joseph Gilbert Minneapolis Cornell College Gilbert Francis J. McConnell New York L. Willard Reynolds West Branch D. C. Fulton Washington J. Arthur Young Cedar Falls C. B. Preston Ottumwa N. H

Morley Junior Class Stages For Pete's Sake Comedy

Morley consolidated schools present a three act comedy For Pete's Sake starring Arielle Maley and Thomas Hartley as leads. Kenneth Pieper Mary Yount Muriel Hunter Lois Tallman Helen Quandahl Mabel Darrow Lewis McPike Freddy Siebels Marshall Cook and Clifford Fairbanks also perform under director Florence Miller.

the Gazette Morley Arielle Maley Thomas Hartley Pete Morley Consolidated Schools Kenneth Pieper Mary Yount Muriel Hunter Lois Tallman Helen Quandahl Mabel Darrow Lewis McPike Freddy Siebels Marshall Cook Clifford Fairbanks Florence Miller

Not Superstitious He Just Doesn't Like Black Cats

MAQUORETA F Sears a local resident supports a law against black cats. After a sequence of misfortunes a cat crossing the path prompted caution. He was struck in the eye by a flying stick while chopping kindling and later fell from a ladder breaking several ribs. He plans to stay home and avoid black cats until fully recovered.

the Gazette Maquoreta F. C. Sears

200 Attend Newhall Church Dedication

Despite rain a crowd of 200 gathered for the dedication at Central Presbyterian church in Newhall. Out of town attendees included numerous pastors, doctors, and couples from Cedar Rapids, Iowa City, Marion, Blairstown, Shellsburg, and Atkins, with greetings from vanished far cities and states.

Betty Blairstown S. A. Fontaine Leonard Hewitt Marion Olga Thomas Elmo Maeder Iowa City Woodrow Thompson Vinton Donald McCulley Earl Bull Bobby Henry Weichman C. A. Owens Shellsburg C. G. Freeman Atkins C. B. Chenoweth Nora Springs D. K. Barnell Merced Calif Olivia Wheeler J. C. Quinn Chicago Emlin Bergeson Sioux City John Millett Wilmington Evelyn Johnson Ralph Blocher Long Beach

Cedar County Board Criticized In Audit

A state auditor’s report criticized Cedar County Board of Supervisors for alleged illegal acts in the year ending December 31 1934. It cites failure to follow competitive bidding on road work, improper sworn road payrolls, lack of county engineer supervision, and improper bonds and depository designations for county officials.

DES Moines AP Board of Supervisors of Cedar County Cedar County Board H. L. Phelps

Murtagh To Manage Bank Likely Candidate For Herring

ALGONA I A group of Algona business men filed for a state charter to form a new bank, to be managed by C. B. Murtagh, current state comptroller. The capital will be 50000 dollars with stock largely subscribed by local businessmen. Murtagh said he expects to join the bank and later return to Algona to help run it. He has been a key northwest Iowa Democrat and is sometimes mentioned as a possible governor candidate if Clyde Herring chooses not to seek a third term, though observers doubt he will challenge Herring.

Algona (Ap Algona C. B. Murtagh D. W. Bates A. Hutchinson J. W. Haggard E. J. Hough M. G. Bourne R. W. Caldwell Des Moines Murtagh North Iowa Iowa Democratic Party Clyde Herring

Couple Weds in Bus After License Mix Up

Lyle Higens and Win nifred Dickey planned a Polk county wedding but the license came from Polk adjacent Warren county. The minister declared the ceremony illegal in Warren, so the couple held the service in a school bus crossing the county line and returned to celebrate.

Des Moines Lyle Higens Winnifred Dickey J. E. Hab Jiston Norwalk Polk County Warren County

Plan Laboratory to Cure Iowa Sick Lakes

Washington AP reports the biological survey plans a Lake Okoboji Iowa laboratory to study sick lakes across the plains. University of Iowa and Iowa conservation commission would cooperate, with a CCC camp planned for next spring. The project aims to test methods to save polluted waters, fisheries, and wildlife using existing data and a new campus clinic approach.

Washington The Biological Survey Iowa Plains States J. N. Darling University of Iowa Iowa Conservation Commission Lake Okoboji Darling CCC

Van Horne Junior Class Stages Murdered Alive Comedy

The Van Horne high school junior class under Miss Ruth Pratt rehearses the three act comedy Murdered Alive and will present it at the school Friday and Saturday nights. Cast includes Melba Peterson Adella Ullerich Vincent O Brien Bernice Hagen Veronica Kelly Cecelia O Brien Arlene Wright Richard Paulsen Glenn Dietrich Edward Matthews Rose Eileen Paulsen and Conroy Schallau.

van Horne van Horne High School Ruth Pratt Melba Peterson Adella Ullerich Vincent O’brien Bernice Hagen Veronica Kelly Cecelia O'Brien Arlene Wright Richard Paulsen Glenn Dietrich Edward Matthews Rose Eileen Paulsen Conroy Schallau

Durant Bank Case Rulings By Tipton Judge Amid Auction Bids

Durant case details heard by Judge H C P oz Cear in Tipton with jurors reporting for duty. The court addressed bids on Durant property with final offers of 1250 from Les Ary Tres and 1990 from Bokweldt of Durant, as further bids were opened Monday forenoon after the hearing.

Tipton Wielim Bokweldt Durant

C H Walsh Prominent Burlington Man Dies

Charles H Walsh 64 a well known Burlington resident died suddenly Monday night at his nephew Harold J Gallagher s home in Bronxville New York while visiting He was chairman of the Farmers and Merchants bank board director of West Burlington Savings Bank and manager of Peoples Gas and Electric company Surviving are his widow and three children Funeral services will be held at St Paul s Catholic Church Friday at 9 am

Burlington Charles H Walsh Ctzenor Harold J Gallagher Bronxville N. Y Walsh The Farmers and Merchants Bank West

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