Marion Legion Plans Football Banquet for December 9
Marion Legion post No. 298 and Auxiliary hosted a 150 person picnic and heard R F Carne of Cedar Rapids discuss education. A football banquet at Marion High School gym on Dec 9 will feature University of Iowa coach Irl Tubbs as speaker. auxiliary to serve. Also planned a Dec 3 joint county meeting at Central City with supper at 6:30 and entertainment after.
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Auxiliary
Legion Hall
R. F. Carne
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State Employment Service
Post
Irl Tubbs
University, of Iowa
Legion Auxiliary
Central City
A. R. McElwain
Maquoketa
Boy Scout Fund
Ted Bosacker
Glenn Larkin
Richard Biddick
Harrison Booze
S. A.fontain
Oakdale
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al Schueler
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Eastern Star Honors Past Matrons and Patrons
The Eastern Star chapter 183 in Cedar Rapids held a special session in the Masonic temple honoring its past matrons and patrons with Mrs Esther K Barber presiding. A reception for Ada G Thompson grand secretary followed with 150 guests and gifts for each honoree.
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Esther K. Barber
LeRoy GS. Barber
Gertrude ‘Cary
Lyell R. Shellenbarger
Edna Roberts
William Reep
Ernest Failor
Lulu Keith
Frank Keith
Maude Keyser
Rena Northrup Rice
Hazel Barnoske
Mary Kendall
Mary Taylor
Inez Miller
LaVerna Crew
Bernice Williams
Rose Cessford
Elsie Jordan
Maude Newman
Ada G. Thompson
Ida Leasure
Albert Bragg
Ina Bragg
Verle Breed
Crew
Cedar Rapids
Grand
Springville
Center Point
Claude Knapp
Quarantine Partially Lifted For CCC Camp Workers
The city council acting as the board of health ordered a partial lifting of the CCC camp quarantine to allow enrollees to work on soil conservation projects while prohibiting mingling with city residents. The camp had been under quarantine since a meningitis case was found last week. The milk ordinance was amended to empower tests of dairy herds. Balster Brothers were allowed to remodel the Scampton apartment at 1425 Eighth Avenue for use as a mortuary.
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CCC
Board of Health
Balster Brothers
Scampton
Eighth Avenue
Book Week Observed With New Children's Books Display
Roberts and family hosted guests from Morrill Neb and Boothbay Harbor Me, following the funeral of Rev A H Hanscom. Nov 14 to 20 marks book week with the theme Reading, the Magic Highway to Adventure. The public library features new books for children and older youth on display this week, to be circulated after Nov 20.
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Ruby Hanscom
Nancy Ellen
Ruth
B. Hanscom
Miss Marian Hanscom
Morrill, Neb
Boothbay Harbor
Mr. Hanscom
A. H. Hanscom
Estherville Workers Vote Not to Join CIO
About fifty to sixty workers at the Estherville packing plant voted unanimously to reject CIO affiliation. The full plant staff attended except three on night shift, and they informed the CIO HQ here via picket representatives. The group urged the pickets to leave town and reaffirmed their stance.
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Estherville, Ia
Estherville
CIO
Fort Dodge
Court awards jury trial in cab collision suit
At 11 52 a m Tuesday Judge H C Ring sent a $9597 30 personal injury case by Charlotte Womachil against Charles Peters Donald Augustine and Ethel B Harte doing business as Century Cab to a district court jury. The collision occurred November 29 1936 at First Street and Third Avenue SW. Assistant witness Augustine was removed from the record. Harte was absent and her testimony content was stipulated.
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H. C. Ring
Charlotte Womachil
Charles Peters
Donald Augustine
Ethel B. Harte
Century Cab Company
Century Cab
Augustine
Peters
W. E. Donnelly
First Street
Third Avenue
Century Cab Plan Details In Cedar Rapids Office
Ethel B Harte from Cedar Rapids notes a Century Cab plan requiring automobile owners to operate as Century cabs and pay daily fees to fund the office. Drivers receive service requests with addresses from a central office.
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Ethel B. Harte
Cedar Rapids
Century Cab Company
Century Cabs
Hotz verdict motion overruled in Newman vs Hotz trial
In district court Judge C J Haas overruled a defense motion for directed verdict at close of plaintiff Sarah Newman’s testimony in a $2,500 personal injury suit against W E Hotz. Trial began Monday with witnesses including Mrs Newman Dr H A Lockhart William Oliphant and Mrs Vera Dennis.
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C. J. Haas
Sarah Newman
W. E. Hotz
Haas
Newman
H.A. Lockhart
William Oliphant
Vera Dennis
Collision on Highway No 1 Near Louisa In 1935 Case
Plaintiff alleges Hotz vehicle was stopped without warning lights when Newman rear ended it on Highway No 1, one and a half miles northwest of Louisa, in the early evening of November 27, 1935. Defendant denies liability or fault in the accident.
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Hotz
Highway No. 1
Louisa
Newman
Negro man fined for illegal liquor possession in district court
Harold Hammer pled guilty to illegal possession of alcoholic liquor and was fined 300 dollars plus costs by Judge H C Ring in district court Tuesday. Hammer was given seven days to pay 100 dollars and costs. charge dismissed for Mrs Ollie Moore who was named in the same information.
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Harold Hammer
H. C. Ring
Hammer
Ollie Moore
Organ Stolen From Home In Mount Vernon
Dr. Jacques W. Redway reported to police that a $3,000 organ weighing over a ton was stolen from his Mount Vernon house, which has been vacant since he moved to an apartment two months ago.
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Mount Vernon
N. Y
Jacques W. Redway
Steps Toward Consolidation Of Big Springs And Garfield Schools
The school board’s building and grounds committee was instructed to study quieting title to the Big Springs school property as a reversionary interest exists and heirs are scattered. Superintendent Arthur Deamer filed a parent-supported consolidation petition. Twenty five Big Springs students would walk half a mile farther. a few pupils might attend Kenwood. Big Springs has high per capita maintenance costs in the district.
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Big Springs
Garfield
Kenwood
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