Five-Cent Parking Meters Proposed for Loop District
Cedar Rapids considers a four month trial of five cent parking meters from Dual Parking Meter Co of Oklahoma City. W. O. Fleming and H. C. Sims promote 200 meters at $58 each with receipts credited to costs. City officials weigh legality and practicality with police input and chamber commerce data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loop
Oklahoma City
W. O. Fleming
H. C. Sims
Dual Parking Meter Company
Frank K. Hahn
Dan Kruidenier
Louis D. Burgus
Dave Williams
Ed Stefan
Harry S. Johnson
Mercantile Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Ray S. Tapper
Gordon Hughes
Police Traffic Bureau
Cedar Rapids
Stop That Cough With Foley's Honey and Tar
Advertising copy touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a quick cough remedy. It claims relief of tickling hacking and chestiness, promises sound sleep, and targets children with non habit forming formula. The pitch emphasizes low price and availability at druggists.
Firemen Put Out Roof Fire at Cedar Rapids Home
Firemen extinguished a small roof fire at the home of C. E. Freeman 1220 Fourth Avenue SE at 9 30 am Tuesday. The Cedar Rapids Boy Scout area council executive board will meet at noon at the Roosevelt hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Freeman
Fourth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Boy Scout Area Council Executive Board
Roosevelt Hotel
Scout Troops Lead At Games Program And Local Talks
Troop No. 1 won the games program with Troops 11 15 and 22 tying for second. Troop 7 third and Troop 16 fourth. Sun shine Mission services featured guest speakers and music by Grover Day and Joseph Ainsworth. The Rev R J Campbell described Mussolini’s rule as part of a broader divine plan at the Canopus club luncheon. Evangelist Richard V Clearwaters spoke on The Prodigal Girl at Calvary Baptist with performances by William Dykhuizen Charles German and Calvary quartet. Police corrected a theft report noting no chickens vanished from Pete Wermy’s yard only a removed board from the fence was observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. V. Currier
The
Baptist Church
Vinton
Sunshine Mission
Grover Day
Joseph Ainsworth
Mussolini
R. J. Campbell
Church of Our Lady of Grace
Italy
Canopus Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Il Duce
Father Campbell
Richard V. Clearwaters
Calvary Baptist Church
William Dykhuizen
Charles German
Calvary Men
Cyrus Metcalf
Saron Lutheran
Police Detective Bureau
Pete Wermy
Ninth Avenue SE
Wermys
Home Coal Company Opens Downtown Office and Appliance Store
The Home Coal company will open a downtown office and home appliance store at 406 Third avenue SE while continuing its coal yard at 601 Nineteenth Street NE. The yard remains open and the new store will offer refrigerators stokers washing machines ironers radios air conditioners and other appliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Home Coal Company
Nineteenth Street
Third Avenue
Gilbert C Hotz Funeral Services Planned Near Louisa
Funeral services for Gilbert Clayton Hotz 50 of near Louisa will be held Wednesday at 2 p m in the Beatty chapel with Rev George Yingst officiating. Burial will follow in Shiloh cemetery. Friends may call at Beatty chapel. He was born March 15 1885 in Jones county. He is survived by three daughters Thelma Gano of Long Beach California Dorothy and Mary Jane Hotz of Monrovia California, a brother William E of Marion and three sisters Florence McCall of Cedar Rapids Rolly Duncan of Morley and Mrs B L Stingley of San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert C. Hots
Gilbert Clayton Hotz
Louisa
Beatty Chapel
Shiloh
George Yingst
Jones County
Thelma Gano
Long Beach
Calif
Dorothy
Mary Jane Hot
Judge Eyre Ellison to Hear $553 Check Case in Court
A district court jury is impanelled before Judge F Q Ellison to hear a $553 suit filed by Frank J Skvor against John Erceg doing business as Erceg and Son. The case hinges on a February 8 check refused February 13 amid cattle deal disputes and a stock sale price dispute with a claimed balance of $297.86 offered by Erceg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Q. Ellison
Frank J. Skvor
John Erceg
Erceg and Son
Erceg
Ercek
Skvor
Chicago
Thompson Receives Copy State's Brief In Cooper's Trial
County Attorney G K Thompson received from the attorney general’s office at Des Moines copies of the state's brief and argument for the appeal of Harold M Cooper of Marshalltown from Linn county district court. He was convicted in February on a charge related to permitting J LeRoy Farmer of Cedar Rapids to illegally possess alcohol. The court fined Cooper 1000 dollars and costs. Oral arguments are set for November 19 before the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. Thompson
Des Moines
State Supreme Court
Harold M. Cooper
Marshalltown
State Liquor Control Commission
Linn
Cooper
J. LeRoy Farmer
Cedar Rapids
Attorney General’s Office
Supreme Court
County to study three mile Spring Grove road district
Linn county board of supervisors received a petition to create about three miles of Spring Grove township road as a secondary road district. The plan starts at Pleasant Prairie school 5, runs north parallel to road T to road S, with property owners paying one fourth of the cost by assessment. The petition has sixteen signers and was referred to county engineer W H Behrens for report and plat. In other actions, Louis Davis, a 43 year old Negro of Baltimore, was fined 100 dollars and jailed one year on a larceny charge after pleading guilty. The court allowed release after thirty days toward the fine and sixty days toward the jail term for good behavior. Davis allegedly took merchandise from Western Clothing Co on Sept 20 and was arrested by police. Additionally two damage suits involving Lola Starry, 6, injured Oct 26, 1934 by a car driven by Glenn Wagner on the Center Point Central City road, were settled and dismissed. one suit sought $3,000, the other $330, plus a $376.15 account action by Harlan Starry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Grove Township
Linn County Board of Supervisors
W. H. Behrens
Pleasant Prairie School
County Trunk Road
Louis Davis
Baltimore
A. B. Clark
Davis
Severn Clothing Company
Lola Starry
Glenn Wagner
Center Point-Central City
Wagner
Harlan Starry
Births and an Ely native in Veterans hospital
Mr and Mrs Anton E Seevell announce a son James Thomas born Nov 4 at home. Mr and Mrs William Brown welcome a son born Navy 11 at Mercy hospital. Mr and Mrs Charles Cabalka welcome a son born Nov 8 at St Luke's hospital. Mr and Mrs J R Logan announce a daughter born Nov 12 at St Luke's hospital. Mr and Mrs F B Olson announce a daughter born Nov 11 at St Luke's hospital. Ely word from Bruce Tomlinson now in Sawtelle Veterans hospital with broken leg jaw bones and dislocated collar bone from an auto accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton E. Seevell
First Avenue
James Thomas
William Brown
Fourth Street
Navy
Mercy Hospital
St. Luke's Hospital
Charles Cabalka
Sixth Street
J. R. Logan
E Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
F. B. Olson
Fifteenth Street
Ely
Bruce Tomlinson
Cedar Rapids
Veterans Hospital
Sawtelle
Los Angeles
Calif
Multiple Iowa court actions settled and estates admitted to probate
J Albright assignee settled with C H Sweet by stipulation. Judge John T. Moffit awarded George C Claassen a default judgment in a 2771.25 promissory note case against Albert Wenger and Blanche Wenger. A desertion charge against Don M Young was dismissed by Judge Moffit on motion by Pauline E Young through her attorney. The case had been continued by January and November term grand juries. Judge A B Clark on D W Bates request reduced bond of J R Drake from 50000 to 25000 effective November 19. Clark authorized settling about 26333 of the Mound Farm Real Estate company debt on transfer of real estate. The will of Raymond R Rogers of Cedar Rapids dated January 2 1934 was admitted to probate. entire estate left to wife Laura Rogers who was named executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Albright
C. H. Sweet
John T. Moffit
George C. Claassen
Albert Wenger
Blanche Wenger
Don M. Young
Pauline E. Young
A. B. Clark
D. W. Bates
Iowa State Savings Bank of
Cedar Rapids
J. R. Drake
Examiner-In
American Trust and Savings Bank
Mound Farm Real Estate Company
Raymond R. Rogers
Laura Rogers
McCullough Conducts Week Of Services In Grand Rapids
The Rev J Renwick McCullough pastor of Westminster Presbyterian conducted a week of spiritual emphasis at Emanuel Presbyterian Grand Rapids Mich Assisting music was given by Rev Robert J MacDanel and Rev Stuart M Paterson both former Cedar Rapids and Coe college graduates Services ran Monday through Friday with afternoon study classes Tuesday through Friday The church with about 250 members drew about 200 attendees each evening An eminent Pennsylvania doctor notes the average 50 year old has eaten fifty tons of food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Renwick McCullough
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Grand Rapids
Mich
Emanuel Presbyterian Church
Frank J. Walkup
Coe College
McCullough
Robert J. MacDanel
Clarence
Stuart M. Paterson
Odebolt
Cedar Rapids
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Oklahoma
Nick Shadid
H. B. Strang
Washington Avenue SE
Gilbert Doubrasky
First Avenue E
Second Avenue
Third Street SE
I. C. Shupp
Jack Donnell
D Avenue
Omaha
Donnell
L. L. Rawlings
Sturges, Mich
Church of God
L Avenue
Eighth Street NW
Pilate
Fred Ramer
F. L. Byse
Robins
Clyde Perrigo
Edward Whelihan
Buffalo
N. Y
Riley Littlejohn
Twenty-eighth Street Drive
Company No. 6
Rapids Chevrolet Company
Tenth Street SE
H. A. Pickerill
C Avenue NE
Frank Brown
Justice A. S. Reed
Mike Gertstenberger
North Western Railroad
Brown
Dilly
Wilson
Avenue NW
Nick Kiriakos
Kiriakos
Fifth Avenue SE
Floyd Greenlee
van Horne
Schallau Motor Company
Boy Scout Troops of
Immaculate Conception School
DIAL
Vinton Pastor
Canopus
Campbell
Court House News
Thompson
State
Ask Road Improvement
Tittle Bros. Packing Company
J. C. Penney Co
STE
Sirloin
AKS
Haddock
Pound
Buehler
First Street
KNEIP
WED
Wis
Grand Rapids Church
Pennsylvania
American Cranberry Exchange
West Broadway
New York City
P&g
Japan
Rumford
Pease. Ie
Red River
Ohios
Colorado
Lge. Bot
Metchup
Jersey
Kraft’s Velveeta
Borden's Chateau
Graham
Peerless
Kellogs
Kia Citten
Tog
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