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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1936

Page

6

Christmas Lighting Project Under Way in Cedar Rapids

Work began Thursday on the Cedar Rapids Christmas lighting and decoration plan. W L Fowler Electrical Co handles electricals and Bob Smythe Sign Co prepares signs and displays. Lights aimed for a Nov 27 switch on mark a push for a permanent annual display funded by the Retail Merchants Bureau with voluntary gifts from local businesses.

Retail Merchants Bureau The Chamber of Commerce W. L. Fowler Electrical Company Bob Smythe Sign Company Cedar Rapids First Avenue

Employers Fail To Fill Security Blanks For ID Numbers

Local post office reports 437 Cedar Rapids employers filed social security forms by noon today. Post master Frank B. Baldwin notified. incomplete filings will be forwarded to Baltimore headquarters Social Security Board. Saturday deadline looms for remaining employers.

Baltimore Social Security Board Frank B. Baldwin Cedar Rapids

Mrs Shine Called To Stand In Albert Cornwell Trial

Special to The Gazette Pearl Shine widow of murder victim Dan Shine was called as a key state witness in the Albert Cornwell murder trial. Sheriff L J Palas escorted her into a crowded courtroom as Harold Kramer testified on shotgun pattern evidence and a claimed Wauk signature statement, seen as damaging to the defense.

Eleader Pearl Shine Dan Shine Albert Cornwell Rockwell City L. J. Palas Cornwell Shine

Mount McKinley Declares Dual Summits North and South

The highest North American peak Mount McKinley now has two summits. the higher is designated North Peak and the opposite summit named South Peak. The change clarifies the mountain’s peak naming for climbers and maps.

Mount McKinley North America

Council Fully Funds Site For Police Station and Jail

The Madison city council completed the purchase of the old Madison school site for the new police station and city jail. They approved architect Charles B. Zalesky, with a six percent architect's fee divided as six equal installments tied to project milestones.

Madison Charles B. Zalesky Zalesky

Building Highway for the King Sermon by Dr White

Dr Walter M White preached on Building a Highway for the King at First Christian church. He compared England’s highway project for a king to the church’s mission to speed the gospel, urging faith and straight paths, with services at 7 30 this evening.

Walter M. White First Christian Church England India White John the Baptist of Old

Helium Named After Its Solar Discovery

The sun yielded helium before it was found on Earth, giving the element its name. Scientists note the close link between solar chemistry and terrestrial science in this curious history.

Earth

Red Cross Aids Service Men and Families Across Nation

The American Red Cross with chapters coast to coast spent a busy year helping army navy marine corps and coast guard members and their families. Volunteers aided veterans with personal adjustments and disability issues while aiding claims under the adjusted compensation act. Local offices and Legion links supported claims work as Grey Ladies and Junior Red Cross provided hospital visit and greeting programs.

The American Red Cross Army and Navy Marine Corps Coast Guard D. R. Pugh Linn County Red Cross Legion

Gazette Carriers And Newsies At Paramount

Gazette newsboys and carriers from Cedar Rapids Iowa City and Marion were guests at the Paramount theater. Manager John Krier hosted the event where the film shows Rose Bowl and Sworn Enemy pleased the boys who thanked him for the courtesy.

Gazette Cedar Rapids Iowa City Marion Paramount Theater John Krier Krier

City approves water pressure upgrade east of Crescent

The city council authorized the waterworks department to raise pressure in the area from Grande avenue to Linden drive east of Crescent street SE. The project costs about 4000 dollars and will increase pressure by about eight pounds per square inch.

Crescent Grande Avenue Linden Drive Crescent Street

Men’s Night Observed at Trinity Methodist Services

Special Trinity Methodist services continue led by Rev. Frank Mathis. Thursday is men’s night inviting husbands and wives. chorus choir leads singing and a trio with Cyrus Metcalf Vivian Shakespeare and Mrs Gilberta Krueger will sing Resting in His Love.

Trinity Methodist Church Frank Mathis Cyrus Metcalf Vivian Shakespeare Gilberta Krueger Mathis Milo Sedlacek

City Officials to Attend League of Municipalities Conference

League City Officials Will Attend Conference of Municipalities in Des Moines next Tuesday and Wednesday. City council approved payment of expenses for officials attending the Iowa League of Municipalities meeting. Topics include primary road paving, beer business licenses, and cigarette licensing.

Iowa League of Municipalities Des Moines Don Hines Iowa Hines Cedar Rapids Frank K. Hahn F. E. Young Dave Williams

Pedestrians Endangered By Missing Guard Rail On Ninth Avenue Bridge

The city will replace a 20 foot top strip of guard railing on the Ninth Avenue Cedar River footwalk and repair another section after a month long lapse. The missing rail leaves gaps over the water about 100 feet below while a lower railing provides only partial protection. City officials Dave Williams Walter Markle and Bill Whalen note the responsibility for upkeep when the public uses the footwalk and reference prior repairs on another nearby bridge.

Milwaukee Cedar River Ninth Avenue SE Streets North Western Railroad Dave Williams Bill Whalen Walter Markle Williams North Western

Michigan Pastor To Speak At Calvary Baptist Church

Revival meetings continued at Calvary Baptist Church as Rev. Richard V. Clearwaters spoke on Curiosity About Jesus. Rev. Charles B. Brinkley of Maquoketa led congregational singing and taught the audience a chorus Take Your...

Calvary Baptist Church Richard V. Clearwaters Jesus Charles B. Brinkley The Baptist Church of

Church Services Highlight Week in Lawton Michigan

Miss Harriette Hansen presides at the piano and Mrs. Dorothy Miller conducts a volunteer choir performing It Is Jesus with Jack Carter on baritone. Rev Ray Clearwaters of Lawton will preach God s Bank Night with Mrs Miller directing and Miss Everetta Whetstine at piano. Rev C B Brinkley leads congregational singing and solo Life Is Like a Mountain Railroad as meetings begin at 7 30 each evening with no mid week offering.

Jesus Harriette Hansen Dorothy Miller Jack Carter Ray E. Clearwaters First Baptist Church of Lawton, Mich God’s Bank

Franklin student appeals for city all star football game

James Bramwell of Franklin high spoke before the city council on the first all star game to be held Saturday at 2 30 in Hill park. The Franklin Wilson combine faces Roosevelt and McKinley with proceeds funding needed athletic equipment. Mayor Hahn pledged hearty council support.

James Bramwell Franklin High School Hill Park Franklin- Wilson Roosevelt McKinley Bromwell Frank K. Hahn

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