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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1933
Page
9
A group from the Firs Gorroa team attended a Sunday evening gathering. The report lists several individuals including Mr and Mrs Nelson, Christine Beterent, Det iar Deetener, Hubbare Wai, and Walter S&S, noting casual remarks and a play.
Mrs E OW Micac is named matron of Malta chapter with OG ES hig beer appointee on the committee of one. Maude Bowers is noted as wort grand matron of Iowa. The appointment followed a Saturday night reception for Paul Newton Clark, new worthy grand patron, hosted by Malta chapter with Mrs Bowers as guest. Special guest Charles Suth erlang of Chicago is named pus grand patron of Iowa and a patron of Malta chapter. Details of tomorrow’s entertainments and a local dinner are hinted at in scattered lines, with several garbled names and addresses.
Amid a labor dispute over wine production, Gonthracite Nimers resume operations Monday evening, easing tensions. Edith Atchison and notable local figures attend as the firm restarts, with plans for continued production and wage discussions pending.
In a witty aside the column laments Pa’s stomach issues with a joking remark about an old appetite on an ancient stomach, reflecting a humorous family tone and regional humor.
Edward Halis Ts Vaavwe Por Wintle is announced as the focal figure in a local obituary or birth notice with references to family ties and a list of relatives. The item reads as a fragmented historical newspaper snippet with multiple names and unclear details.
Joseph Deupick 16 Haves announced his marriage to Besate to Meth Fo Dochterman. The ceremony was performed with William Jo Dochtes in attendance. Mr and Mrs Docntermiar plan to reside at 644 Sixteenth Avenue SW. Mrs Myrte Thamer Park, former Chicago clubwoman, is wintering in Cedar Rapids with Mrs Zona Pearl Park at 840 Second Avenue SE.
City council and Finance Commissioner Burgos warn of a looming cash shortage as tax revenue drops and banks suspend operations. Delays in delinquent tax collections, deficits in the 1933 budget, and funds tied in banks threaten public works and payrolls until a remedy restores access to funds.
A Cedar Rapids man Palonsk Palonsky, once a neighbor of Cohn, moved to California in 1918 after years in Cedar Rapids. He later settled in San Francisco, where two of his sons completed medical training and practice as physicians. The story notes Palonsk was educated and intelligent yet hindered by language barriers and miscommunication with Americans.
Shortages found in ledgers at Ainsworth Bank after a routine audit. The investigation focuses on discrepancies across account records and cash balances with potential internal write offs and missing entries. Authorities and bank officials declined further comment pending formal report.
Charles Lynch Jr buys the Carl Stoddard residence in a finalized real estate transfer. The listing notes the parties involved and confirms the transaction details for the record.
Iowa football coach Oss Solem and several Hawkeyes were warmly praised at a Rotary Club gathering in Cedar Rapids attended by about 250. Solem introduced Frank Jakoubek Richard Yordy and others from the Iowa squad while lauding their work and recalling a tough Purdue game. He highlighted players like Dick Crayne Captain Moore and Russ Fisher and praised the team’s defense and spirit, noting the strong Iowa City mood and the upcoming Nebraska game as a tough hurdle.
Legal docket notes list Pers Keister enargee and Anee Clue as defendants in a case with Moraga involved. Proceedings reference prior actions, a trial date, and accusations of theft or fraud linked to equipment and the court’s designation of relevant motions.
Kemner 22 was granted a divorce in district court Monday by Judge John IT Moffit. The proceedings referenced a heated custody context and dismissed by the court with prejudice in a case involving Berenice Hanser Kemner.
From Alvir to Kemper 24 on trama of crude anania inhuman trea limes. Property rights and actions concerning a minor child were reted on stipulation.
Six people suffered minor injuries in two separate accidents. Mrs Earl Connor of 113 Fee Avenue and her daughter Janice Wolfe were hurt when their car collided with a vehicle owned by Mrs Mars Borehar at Center Point Road. Connor, driving, reported a cut on her upper lip and other bruises including her daughter who had a small cut near the eye. A third man, Haymone Lemen, 22, and John Wittengle, 23, were also injured at Seventeenth Street NE. In a second crash, Wyman Hanson of Marigr swun collided with Lemen and Wittengle on Thirty-fourth Street, leaving both cars damaged and Hanson cut on the forehead. All injuries were minor and under medical care.
L Du Four returns from Der Moyne with three enlistments in the wav. Two were Eugene Cnapitsor of Mrs J J La Velle 611 Firs avenue E Ceda Rapids Henn Alone Cumming route 5 Vinton and Lawrene Stew ar. Charles Dry Tremer were Fen a once tt Bar Diego Cali where they will have twelve wees training ELGIS-The Womars Stud club sponsors a free public Abramere pave a benefit card part Frags evening at the town has Bridge war played at twenty tables prizes being won as Mrs Elmer Yenney and L. B. Carver
The Catholic clergy in Germany allied with 3,000 non Nazi pastors to denounce the German Christian movement and Hitler’s doctrine. Germania declared Catholics will act to protect Christ’s teaching as Protestant and Catholic unity is at stake. The broader protest followed a mass Lutheran celebration of Martin Luther’s birthday amid calls to purge Jewish descent and Aryan programs.
Jesse Kearney a 36 year old bakery truck driver poisoned ginger ale for his wife and three children then shot himself. Two children died, the mother and another child were critically ill as a water main break worsened the crisis. John 16 was sent to burn the brown paper packet, while Robert 13 and Ethel 11 drank and suffered convulsions.
Nineteen injured when a truck carrying thirty five workers overturned at a top of a hill near Mon day afternoon. The vehicle was returning home after civic works and fishing on a park project. Witnesses blamed brake failure and high speed for the wreck.
Mrs Laver Snath of Council Bluffs was named by the state board as superintendent of the State Juvenile Home. The appointment, effective soon, designates Snath to lead the home with welfare oversight. The move follows prior staffing changes and marks a full transition for the facility in Des Moines.
Fragmented report describes a blast and traps in a British mining area with fourteen miners affected. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate efforts to manage casualties and escape, with named locales and individuals obscured.
LA PORTE CITY Miss Arlene Witt and Ernest Niemeyer wed at the Methodist parsonage with Rev D James officiating. A dinner at the Kerstetter home followed. the couple plan a farm start south of town and Mrs Niemeyer, 28, is a Miriam Beauty Shop alumna.
Des Moines AP Senate approves house resolution giving priority to Gov. Clyde L. Herring emergency legislation, including tax revision liquor control and farm mortgage relief, with a viva voce vote. Also notes Supreme Court limits on delegating authority and upcoming motor vehicles bills. Fairfax family reunion reported with Des Moines attendees.
Mildred Evelyn Ostrand, born April 7, 1911 in Conroy, died in Kansas City from pneumonia. Funeral held Monday afternoon at the Presbyterian church in Marengo conducted by Rev. Walter T. Martin. She was daughter of William and Mil dred Husted of Marengo, survived by husband, a brother Robert H. of Mount Pleasant, and four sisters Helen Crum of Carrollton Dr Erma Eicher of Guernsey Pauline Wyant and Ruth Husted of Marengo.
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