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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1936

Page

4

Modern Moses Baby Brought to New Orleans Charity Hospital

In Pearl River Louisiana a dog delivered a healthy blue eyed baby to Louis Crawford’s one room shack. Parish authorities seized the infant for care at Charity Hospital New Orleans then plan to return him to St Tamany parish for possible adoption by the Crawfords after a five week observation period.

Pearl River Louisiana Moses Louis E. Crawford Crawfords Lake Pontchartrain New Orleans Charity Hospital Larry Adams New Orleans Charity Hospital St. Tammany Parish

Charles Jarvis of Shenandoah Killed In Auto Crash

Charles Jarvis 52 treasurer of the radio hog yard Shenandoah was fatally injured when his car overturned after missing a curve on the highway between Shenandoah and Essex. He was alone returning home from Essex. Doctors say a heart attack may have occurred before the crash. Survived by his widow and a daughter. Prominent in Knights of Columbus circles.

Shenandoah Charles Jarvis Radio Hog Yard Essex Jarvis Hame Knights of Columbus

Ce dar Rapids Saengerbund Marks Anniversary Concert

Final rehearsal for Cedar Rapids Saengerbund’s first anniversary concert at Memorial building Sunday 8 15 p m. Fr iday 7 30 p m in parlor D Montrose hotel. Local and Dubuque Davenport Rock Island Moline Muscatine Saengerbunds join 125 voice chorus directed by Prof Ernest Otto. Program features German airs American light classical numbers and instrumental selections.

Cedar F. K. Hahn America Athe Harmonicau Saengerbund Tiroler Heimweh Cedar Rapids Oh Schoene Zeit Behatzer Klein Saengerbund Brenms Gullaby Genevieve Marsh Mutterliebe Saengerbund Billy Bossen Ferd Schnebeck. Jr Old Virginy St. Mary's George Timm Steirabua Paula Eggerichs Lina Schnebeck John Mayr Carl Fevge Ferd Schnebeck Doppel-Adler

Arlin Maas to be ordained in New London pastorate

The Rev. H Maas and Mrs Maas announce their son Arlin Maas will be ordained Nov 22 and installed as pastor in New London Connecticut. He finished Concordia Seminary St Louis about a year ago and has done supply work for the Atlantic district mission in New York City. On Thanksgiving Day he will marry Miss Helen Geisler of New York City.

Arlin Maas Helen Geisler Louise Geisler New York City

Santa Claus to visit Cedar Rapids with big parade

Santa Claus will lead a Christmas parade in Cedar Rapids on November 27 at 11 a.m. featuring live reindeer and a camel, plus an Eskimo dog team. The event, organized by the Retail Merchants bureau and Chamber committees, will include more than fifty units, four bands, and hundreds of participants from schools, churches, and clubs.

Santa Claus Cedar Rapids Retail Merchants Bureau The Chamber of Commerce St. Nick A. L. Smulekoff W. D. Kennedy William G. Austin J. Levin L. J. Orth Santa

City Briefs and Personals Highlight Cedar Rapids Visit

Ruth Augustine of Fairfax traveled through the city en route to Fort Worth Texas. G A Kenderdine of Des Moines chief of the field division for the United States collector of internal revenue in Iowa was in Cedar Rapids. The city council granted Liebke and Taylor Inc permission to move its street clock from 215 Third street SE to 219 Second avenue SE.

Ruth Augustine Fairfax City Fort Worth, Tex G. A. Kenderdine Des Moines United States Collector of Internal Revenue Towa Cedar Rapids Liebke and Taylor Company, Inc Third Street SE Second Avenue SE

Hoff matriculates at St Louis University College

Robert Hoff son of Mr and Mrs B J Hoff residing at 1215 Second Avenue SE has enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences at St Louis University.

Robert Hoff B. J. Hoff Second Avenue SE College of Arts and Sciences St. Louis University

Manchester Residents Tour Cedar Rapids Plants

Twenty Manchester residents visited Cedar Rapids on Thursday for an industrial plants tour arranged through the Chamber of Commerce by Mrs. Charles Ryan.

Manchester Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce Charles Ryan

City Council OKs Fire Hose Purchase

The city council authorized the public safety department to buy 500 feet of fire hose from the W. S. Nott company of Minneapolis on Thursday.

Public Safety Department W. S. Nott Company of Minneapolis

Alderman Ill With Bronchial Pneumonia

Dwight B. Alderman of the Bell Telephone company is ill with bronchial pneumonia at his home 421 Fifteenth Street SE.

Dwight B. Alderman Bell Telephone Company Fifteenth Street

Theft Reported Of Radiator Cap From Vehicle

John Juhl of Coldstream avenue at Madison street NE reported a radiator cap stolen from his automobile while parked on Second street between B and D avenues NE on Tuesday between 2 30 and 10 45 p m

John Juhl Coldstream Avenue Madison Street Second Street B and D Avenues

Whalen and Dvorak Fined for Parking Violations

T. W. Whalen of 1505 Third Avenue SE was fined $2 and costs in police court for parking too near a fire hydrant. Charles Dvorak of 199 Twenty-sixth Avenue SW was taxed $1 and costs for improper parking.

T. W. Whalen Third Avenue Charles Dvorak Twenty-sixth Avenue

Recruits Accepted for Fort Des Moines Artillery

Sergt. William Melton announced Thursday the enlistment of Robert L. Kruse of Waterloo and Stanley W. Plummer of 1270 Nineteenth Street SW. Both will serve in the motorized field artillery at Fort Des Moines. The city council referred a petition to improve an alley between Twenty first and Twenty second avenues SW and Hamilton and Second streets to the department of public improvements.

William Melton Robert L. Kruse Waterloo Stanley W. Plummer Nineteenth Street Fort Des Moines Twenty-first Twenty-second Avenues Hamilton and Second Streets City Council Department of Public Improvements

Drum Corps Parents To Meet At Local Y M C A

The Cedar Rapids Boys Drum and Bugle Corps and Band parents group will meet at 7 30 this evening at the Y M C A. Important business will be discussed and attendance of every member is desired.

Cedar Rapids

Four firms report 100 percent Red Cross memberships

C. V. Shepherd, roll call chairman, announced that Kresge's store Y M C A National Life Insurance Company and Hutchinson Ice Cream company have all reached full Red Cross memberships.

Red Cross C. V. Shepherd Roll Call Kresge’s National Life Insurance Company Hutchinson Ice Cream Company

Vandalized Plants Reported Near Chandler Pump

Ray Chandler of Chandler Pump at 804 First Avenue West told police that boys have been breaking windows of a vacant building east of the company plant. F Story and Sons foundry at 930 Fourth Street SW reported Wednesday several windows broken at its plant by air rifle activity.

Ray Chandler Chandler Pump Company First Avenue F. Story and Sons Foundry Fourth Street

Council approves beer license move to new address

The city council approved Mrs. Lillian Landmesser to relocate her beer license from 318 Third Street SE to 114 First Street SE without discussion. The 114 address was the former Jay Davis tavern, who was denied a beer permit last July. Davis would keep the lunch counter, while Landmesser’s proposal faced no vote.

Lillian Landmesser Third Street First Street Jay Davis

Davis scheme leaves Landmesser sole owner after retirement

In remarks Thursday Mrs. Landmesser said Davis had retired from the business, leaving her as the sole owner.

Returns From Missouri

Mrs. Mae E. Walsh of 507 First Avenue W returned Wednesday from Kansas City Missouri where she had spent the last two months attending to her ill mother Mrs. Sylvester Burgie. She was accompanied home by her brother Edward M Burgie of Kansas City.

Missouri Mae E. Walsh First Avenue W Kansas City Sylvester Burgie Walsh Edward M. Burgie

Fire at Wilson and Company plant sparks minor blaze

A box of grease rags in the animal oil building at the Wilson and Company plant ignited from combustion on Wednesday evening, triggering an alarm and a fire crew. Loss confined to the rags. Later at 6 15 p m firefighters investigated a short circuit in the wiring of an automobile owned by Henry Wicher parked at 106 L avenue NW.

Wilson and Company Henry Wicher L Avenue NW

Butler Honored as Top Trainee at San Diego Station

Word from the San Diego naval training station states Donald D. Butler of Williamsburg Indiana has been selected as honor man for his entire training period. He is the first such honoree from the Cedar Rapids recruiting area in the last two years due to his ability aptitude and influence on shipmates.

San Diego Naval Training Station Donald D. Butler U. S. Butler Williamsburg Butler Cedar Rapids

Youth Problem Discussed in Cedar Rapids Luncheons

A conference series on meeting the youth problem starts Friday with a Council of Social Agencies luncheon at the YMCA. Speakers include Miss Gertrude Stenner from Quaker Oats Co, Dean C Harve Geiger of Coe College, and W L Paxson, principal of McKinley High. Further luncheons will cover the same topic.

Cedar Rapids Council of Social Agencies Gertrude Stenner Quaker Oats Company Dean C. Harve Geiger Coe College W. L. Paxson McKinley Senior High School

Farewell Sermon for Cedar Rapids Pastor Royer

The Rev. Paul Royer will deliver a farewell sermon Sunday at 7 30 p m in the Foursquare Gospel tabernacle on The Unveiling of Christ. He and Mrs Royer will leave soon for Los Angeles to pursue Foursquare evangelistic work in southern California after arriving from Decatur Illinois where he was pastor and state superintendent.

Paul Royer Foursquare Gospel Tabernacle Christ Royer Cedar Rapids Decature Foursquare Church Illinois Los Angeles California Iowa

Fourteen Men Enlisted In Navy From Cedar Rapids Area

Fourteen men enlisted in the U S navy Tuesday at the Des Moines recruiting station via Cedar Rapids. Names include Douglas L Whittemore Jack R Brust Carl M Musel Harold T Greene Lawrence C Pollock LeRoy F Green Thomas E Rogers Edward J Dullard Lamir O Kulhavy Dale A Yocom Robert C Sybil Elmer O Schoenfelder Earl C Nichols and Willys K Peet all Cedar Rapids area. Gaylord Oldfield en listed for San Diego re training with Oldfield heading to U S S Regal.

U. S. Navy Des Moines Cedar Rapids Douglas L. Whittemore Eighth Avenue Jack R. Brust Fifth Street Carl M. Musel Sixth Avenue Harold T. Greene Second Avenue Lawrence C. Pollock Fifth Avenue LeRoy F. Green Avenue Thomas E. Rogers Twelfth Street Edward J. Dullard Lamir O. Kulhavy First Street Dale A. Yocom Robert C. Sybil Iowa City Elmer O. Schoenfelder Marengo Earl C. Nichols Willys K. Peet Central City Gaylord Oldfield Third Street San Diego U. S. Naval Training Station Oldfield U.S. S. Regal Navy

Hostetler Addresses Message of the Church

The Rev. Harvey Hostetler spoke Wednesday on The Message of the Church at an evan event, delivering remarks on church role and outreach.

Harvey Hostetler The Evan

Evangelist Leads Brethren Church Meetings This Week

At the Church of the Brethren on Fourth avenue and Twelfth street SE an evangelist declares that true church strength comes from consecration prayer and godly living not numbers. Meetings run nightly at 7 30 with themes including The Christian's Anchor The Badge of Discipleship and Religion in the Home.

Church of the Brethren Fourth Avenue Twelfth Street

Beals Heads Consistory Class At Iowa Reunion

George M. Beals of Cedar Rapids elected president of the class at the fall reunion of Iowa Consistory. Edward E. Beatty Shellsburg is first vice president and Ben H. Litscher Davenport second vice president. Frank S. Zamka Cedar Rapids secretary treasurer Ralph E. Jones Williamsburg orator Edward E. Lala Chelsea historian. Dinner at 6:30 after conferring the thirty second degree with Harry A. Palmer scheduled to speak.

George M. Beals Cedar Rapids Iowa Edward E. Beatty Shellsburg Ben H. Litscher Davenport Frank S. Zamka Ralph E. Jones Williamsburg Edward E. Lala Chelsea Harry A. Palmer

Buchanan County Fair Officials Honor Banquet

One hundred fifty Buchanan county business men farmers and professionals attended a dinner and program at the Gedney hotel in Independence. W. J. Campbell of Jesup led the event crediting guest support for fair success. Speakers included Cedar Rapids Chamber president William Kinderknecht and Waterloo Courier's Ray Eggert among others.

Independence Buchanan County Buchanan County Fair Gedney W. J. Campbell Jesup William Kinderknecht Cedar Rapids W. W. Blasier Roy Rosencrans Rowley Harry Franz Winthrop Louie Chanen Rudolph Leytze

Wheatland P T A Plans January February March Meetings

The Wheatland Parent- Teachers Association met with seventy five attendees in the school gym Tuesday. Mrs. Carl Lohmann presided. Plans were made for the January Calamus P T A program and the March Wheatland program at Calamus. Mrs. E V Wilmarth named program committee chair. An annual community supper will be held in the gym with Boy Scouts presenting the program. Girl Scouts will sponsor twelve home hygiene lessons under Miss Essa Morgan Clinton county nurse.

Wheatland Parent- Teachers’ Association Carl Lohmann Calamus P. T. A Wheatland Association Calamus E. V. Wilmarth Girl Scouts of Essa Morgan Clinton County

Infant Donald Davis Dies in Hopkinton Pneumonia

Donald Davis infant son of Mr and Mrs Lee Davis of Hopkinton died Tuesday from pneumonia. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church Thursday.

Hopkinton Donald Davis Lee Davis Methodist Church

British Columnist Sees U S Divorce Clippings Flood

London columnist the Marquis of Donegall ordered a Milwaukee clipping bureau to send every American story on Mrs. Ernest Simpson's divorce. He and colleagues expected curiosity but now faces a flood of clippings piling up in his apartment and office.

London Marquis of Donegall London Society Milwaukee Wis Ernest Simpson King Edward Lord Donegall

Tankersley To Speak At Coe Parents Day Program

Judge B O Tankersley of Marshalltown will address Coe College Parents Day at a chapel program Friday morning. He is father to Frances Tankersley, a 1934 Coe graduate, and Lois Tankersley, a Coe freshman. Activities include class inspections, Coe Grinnell football game, open houses, teas, and the play Death Takes A Holiday. Dr H M Gage, Coe president, will speak at the vesper Sunday service.

B. O. Tankersley Marshalltown Coe College Frances Tankersley Coe Lois Tankersley Coe- Grinnell Voorhees Quadrangle Coe College Playhouse H. M. Gage

Bargains in Winter Clothing in Want Ads

For bargains in winter clothing turn to classification 28 in the Want Ads.

Yeggs Crack Safe In Iowa Cafeteria

Burglars pried open the Palms cafeteria safe in Des Moines with a crowbar Wednesday night and took 629.69. Manager R C Lucas said a rear door lock was likely forced to enter. The haul was the largest safe robbery in Des Moines since 868.22 at the Moose Lodge on August 20.

Des Moines Palms R. C. Lucas Moose Lodge

Pretty Waukon Wedding Unites Cornelia Ryan and William Hancock

Miss Cornelia Ryan wed William Hancock at St Patrick's church in Waukon on Wednesday with Rev E J McDonald presiding. Attendants were Miss Alice Ryan and Vincent Hancock, and the couple will reside on the Hancock family farm in Hanover township.

Waukon St. Patrick’s Church Cornelia Ryan William Hancock E. J. McDonald Alice Ryan Vincent Hancock Edward Ryan Fred Hancock Hanover Township

Maquoreta Announces Upcoming School Vacations

Supt. W C Harding lists the Thanksgiving recess on November 26 and 27 and the Christmas vacation from December 18 to January 4.

Maquoreta W. C. Harding

Early 1911 Radio License Awarded to George Hill Lewis

George Hill Lewis of Cincinnati received the first United States radio license in 1911 marking a milestone in American wireless communication.

George Hill Lewis Cincinnati United States

Dancer to perform atop new Buick in Cedar Rapids

Evelyn Burns the Hollywood Dancing Doll appears in Cedar Rapids this week under Allen Motor Company, performing toe dancing on a 1937 Buick in downtown streets Saturday. She models in stores and appears at Pla Mar Ballroom with Jimmy Jackson and his band, flanked by her father Jimmy Burns.

Evelyn Burns Cedar Rapids Allen Motor Company Jimmy Burns Gus Schrader Burns Miss Burns Pla- Mar Jimmy Jackson

Edson Spent $201 In Lieut. Governor Race

W C Edson of Storm Lake Ia republican candidate for lieutenant governor reported 210.58 spent in his unsuccessful campaign E G Albert of Jefferson republican who failed to gain re election to the state supreme court said 366 B C Whitehill of Marshalltown republican elected state senator reported 56 45 campaign expenses State representative candidates Morgan J McEnany Mason City elected 87 35 Herman M Knudson Mason City defeated 114 C D Moody Webster City defeated 72 52 John R Gardner Lisbon elected 19 70 Glenn Curtis Cherokee elected 57 42

Des Moines W. C. Edson Storm Lake E. G. Albert Jefferson State Supreme Court B. C. Whitehill Marshalltown Morgan J. McEnany Mason City Herman M. Knudson C. D. Moody Webster City John R. Gardner Lisbon Glenn Curtis Cherokee

Probate Notice in Iowa Estate of E A Velde

In Linn County Iowa the Administrators with the Will annexed for the estate of E A Velde have filed for authority to sell real property described as Sixteen Block Nine Brown's Second Addition Cedar Rapids. A hearing is set for November 28 1936 at 9 AM in the Cedar Rapids courthouse. objections must be filed with the court.

District Court of Iowa E. A. Velde W. L. Velde District Court Linn County Brown Cedar Rapids

Firemen Track False Alarms From Single Box

Firefighters answered two false alarms from the same Sixteenth avenue and Tenth street SE box on Wednesday night. The calls came at 10 28 p m and 11 35 p m after crews had retired. Fire Chief E P Kohout warned prosecutions will follow the law with a 100 dollar fine or 30 days in jail for violators.

Sixteenth Avenue Tenth Street E. P. Kohout

Death Note for Cal Simpson Former What Cheer Resident

What Cheer mourns the death of Cal Simpson a former resident who died in Muscatine where he had lived for several years Burial was in Muscatine He was a half brother of Leslie Blacketer of What Cheer

What Cheer Cal Simpson Muscatine Leslie Blacketer

Simple Bayer Aspirin Method to Ease a Cold

A quick method suggests taking two Bayer Aspirin tablets at the onset of a cold and repeating as directed. For sore throat, dissolve three Bayer tablets in water and gargle twice for relief, claimed to act as a local anesthetic.

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North Pole Wilson Hostetler G. M. Beals Buchanan Fair Wally U. S Tankersley FORD Yeggs New Buick Edson Pata Rotary WOM Kinney Kinney Buick
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