Sane Conservative Economic Course for Global Stability
E MacDonald-Millar of Des Moines urged a sane conservative economic path for America over the next two years at a Kiwanis luncheon. He warned Europe’s self determination could trigger powder keg conflicts and predicted a German uprising surpassing past upheavals, noting Nazi superficiality and the danger of arrogant nationalism in the United States.
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America
E. MacDonald-Millar
Des Moines
Kiwanis Club
Montrose Hotel
Europe
Spain
France
England
Italy
Millar
Scotland
British Admiralty
Germany
Russia
United States
Roosevelt
London
Iowa
Rotary Ladies Night Contest At Cedar Rapids Dinner
The Rotary club dinner at the Hotel Sevault drew about 150 attendees. Mrs I B McGladrey won the women’s prize in the humorous “Imerick” contest while Frank C Chambers led among the men in the autograph race. Women guests received hand woven scarfs as favors. The event included quiz questions on oats processed at Quaker Oats plant in Ephts City and local church counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Hotel
Sevelt
Cedar Rapids
Quaker Oats Company
Ephts City
I. B. McGladrey
Imerick
Frank C. Chambers
John W. Miller
Chamber of Commerce
Stops Itching in One Minute Patent Ad
Dialysis antiseptic D. D. D. Stop Itching formula promises rapid relief for irritated skin. Thirty years of radii wide success with no fuss no mass claims to soothe, dry, and heal the affected area. Trial bottle available at drug stores with a money back offer.
Community House Demonstration Ends With Jazz and Minuet
A Stout troop from the Community House staged a demonstration and closed the program with the play Jazz and Minuet performed by members of the Business and Professional Women's club directed by Ollie M. Larson and Ida M. McQuin.
Consistory Reunion Attended by About 300 in Cedar Rapids
About 300 persons attended the eightieth Cedar Rapids Scottish Rite consistory reunion at the Consistory building. The session continued through Thursday with a class of seven to receive degree work including the Prince de Kaunitz twentieth degree. Louis Block of Davenport spoke at a Wednesday luncheon and left for Sioux City. Class members are Cedar Rapids residents Harry Cohn Claude W Cottingham James B Ferguson LeRoy J Jacobson Roger Patrick Harold J Starman and Waterloo's Leslie M Hartmann.
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Cedar Rapids
Louis Block
Davenport
Iowa
Sioux City
Harry Cohn
Claude W. Cottingham
James B. Ferguson
LeRoy J. Jacobson
Roger Patrick
Harold J. Starman
Leslie
M. Hartmann
Waterloo
Prince’de Kaunitz
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
Poem praising a man for courage and inner worth beyond worldly glory. The speaker notes friends and loved ones miss his kindness and patience, and that true character lies beneath appearances. The poem contrasts public admiration with private tenderness and loyalty.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Judge grants temporary injunction to restrain eviction actions
Judge F O Ellison in district court Tuesday issued a temporary injunction to stop James L Michael from entering 302 Seventh street NE or pursuing ouster actions against Robert Ratford’s tenants. Ratford seeks a permanent injunction at the hearing, alleging Michael disturbed tenants since last May. Ratford’s attorney notes Michael sold the property about five years ago.
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F. O. Ellison
District Court
Robert Ratford
James L. Michael
Seventh Street
Ratford
Michael
Farber pleads not guilty in bad check case
H. C. Farber, 35, Oak Park Illinois, pled not guilty in district court before Judge Ellison on uttering a forged instrument charge for a $9.50 bad check to the Magnus hotel. County Attorney Thompson filed the case. The November term jury trial began with Dr. C. L. Van Patten facing a drunk driving charge as Judge Moffit presided. Detectives Milke and Walsh testified after the arrest on August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Farber
Oak Park
Magnus
F. QO. Ellison
G. K. Thompson
C. L. van Patten
Cedar Rapids
John T. Moffit
William Milke
J. H. Walsh
Seidels Settle Lease Suit Against Griffin in District Court
W H Seidel and Minnie F Seidel brought suit against Charles J Griffin and Ina J Griffin over a lease. The case was settled and dismissed before Judge F O Ellison in district court.
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W. H. Seidel
Minnie F. Seidel
Charles J. Griffin
Ina J. Griffin
F. O. Ellison
Judge to assign equity and probate cases Saturday
Judge H C Ring will assign equity and probate cases in district court Saturday at 9 a m. Frank M Kent doing business as the Peoples Furniture company seeks in a district court replevin action to obtain possession of furniture allegedly held by Thomas J Eldred and Aileen Eldred.
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H. C. Ring
Frank M. Kent
Peoples Furniture Company
Thomas J. Eldred
Aileen Eldred
Two Die as Auto Hits Bridge East of Le Mars
An eight mile south Le Mars crash Tuesday night left two dead and three injured. The deceased are Mrs. William Engelbrecht 50 of Remsen and Felix Langenhorst 44 of Granville. The injured include Mr. Engel-
Three injured in collision near bridge involving Langenhorst
Hazel Engelbrecht, 22, his daughter, and Mrs. Langenhorst suffered scalp injuries and a broken leg after Langenhorst driving past a truck lost control and crashed into a bridge. Brecht, 52, unnamed, was also involved in the crash.
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Brecht
Engelbrecht
Hazel
First Trust and Savings Bank of Cedar Rapids Articles
Notice of Articles of Incorporation for the First Trust and Savings Bank, Cedar Rapids Iowa. Names, place of business, duration, board and officers, and dissolution terms defined. Signatories include S Mitvalsky E Hach J W Pichner L L Blahnik and J C Petrovitsky. Notarized October 20 1934 in Linn County Iowa.
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THE
First Trust and Savings Bank
Cedar Bafics
Iowa
State of
Cedar Rap
Linn
Businesg
Atoak
Acta
General Assembly
State Banking Department of
S. Mitvalsky
Cedar Rapids
E. Hach
L. L. Blahnik
J. W. Pichner
Jows
John C. Petrovitsky
Mivalsky
Dvorak
Board OF Directors
Fts
Linn County
Owa
Mitvalsky
John C, Petrovitsky
Pichner
A. D
M. F. Mitvalsky
John GC. Petrovitsky
M. F Mitvalley
Hearing Set on Newspaper Wage and Hour Code Amendments
The National Recovery Administration schedules a public hearing for December 5 on a proposed code amendment for newspaper news department wages and hours. It sets maximums by city size, with overtime rules and minimum salaries, excluding managerial staff and certain correspondents. The Cedar Rapids Gazette’s salaries exceed the proposed minimums.
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Washington
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
West Union Liquor Store Opens November 23
Des Moines report says chairman Harold M Cooper of the state liquor control commission announced three new stores to be operated by the commission. The first store will open at West Union on November 23, with Centerville and Fairfield venues opening November 26. The addition brings total operations to 58.
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DES Moines
Harold M. Cooper
State Liquor
control - ‘commission + Wed
Nesday
Commission
West
Union
Cooper
Centerville
Fairfield
City Briefs And Personal Notices
Cafeteria Central Park church events listed for Thursday. The First Iowa Volunteers scheduled to meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at V. F. all. Apollo Commandery No. 26 Knights Templar to hold special conclave Friday at 7 p.m. at Masonic hall. Gerd Henry Wennekamp seeks time extension in federal debt case. Lions club luncheon to feature Rev A M Jayne of Lans ing Mich at Hotel Roosevelt. Quaker Oats executive council dinner tonight at Hotel Roosevelt. Harry Chambers granted permit to remodel dwelling at 360 Highth Avenue SW, cost about 2300 dollars. Miss Mildred Hoadley improving after emergency operation at St Luke's Hospital. to move home soon.
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Apollo Commandery No
Knights Templar
Masonic Hall
A. M. Jayne
Lansing, Mich
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Lions Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Mildred Hoadley
St. Luke's Hospital
Gas Pump Theft At 1902 Bowling Street SW
Frank Volak reports thieves forced the lock on a gasoline pump at 1902 Bowling Street SW and stole about fifty gallons of gasoline. The incident was reported to police on Wednesday.
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Frank Volak
Bowling Street
West Siders To Meet In Cedar Rapids Church Basement
Property owners and residents of west Cedar Rapids will gather in Trinity Lutheran church basement on First avenue at Fourteenth street W today at 7 30 p m to discuss methods of improving the section for homeowners. About fifty agents from the district attended a daylong meeting at Hotel Roosevelt Des Moines. Lunch and dinner were hosted. speakers included Hodge Jones Ames D D Waterman Des Moines E H Fitch Des Moines Mark Waterman Des Moines and J C Milner Cedar Rapids district supervisor.
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West Siders
West Cedar Rapids
Trinity Lutheran Church
First Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Hotel Roosevelt Wednesda
State Automobile
Petehmritz ‘Company
Des Moines
Hodge Jones
D. D. Waterman
Ames
E. H. Fitch
Mark Waterman
J. C. Milner
Cedar Rapids
Buster’s Busy Day with Uncle Wiggily’s Train
Buster the rabbit stays home with a cold and helps around Uncle Wiggily’s bungalow. He drops a cup, makes beds into lumps, and plays on a toy train engineered by his uncle. The activity keeps him out of mischief as Nurse Jane and Mrs. Longears supervise.
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Buster
Rabbit
Uncle Wiggily
Nurse Jane
Mrs. Longears
Muster
Jane
Baby Bunty
Bunnies
Baby Betty
Bunty
Statewide meeting highlights 35 percent business gain
A statewide series meeting celebrated a 35 percent rise in business over 1938, noting the October volume as the largest since 1929 and marking a peak for the period.
Automotive Assn To Meet At Hotel Roosevelt
One hundred fifty men are expected to attend the Linn County Automotive Association meeting at Hotel Roosevelt at 7 30 pm Wednesday. W R Dudley of Rockford Illinois will discuss business promotion for all departments of the automobile business. Milo Hanzlik, supervisor, will preside.
German conditions talk by Univ of Iowa professor
Dr. Erich Funke head of the German department at the University of Iowa will discuss conditions in modern Germany at the Thursday night meeting of the young men's bureau of the Chamber of Commerce. The meeting will be held at 6 p.m. in the Chamber of Commerce.
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Young Men’s Bureau
Erich Funke
University of Iowa
Germany
Chamber of Commerce
Class Supper Planned by St Paul's Methodist Group
The Young Married People's class at St. Paul's Methodist Church will host a picnic supper and business meeting Friday at 6 15 p.m. in the church dining room. Hostesses include Mrs. John Gaston Mrs. Dwight Lupton Mrs. Arthur Anderson Mrs. Herbert Hampton and Mrs. Cecil Bolsinger.
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St. Paul's Methodist Church
John Gaston
Dwight Lupton
Arthur Anderson
Herbert Hampton
Cecil Bolsinger
Sherman Not Found With Skull Fracture After Accident
X ray exams at St Luke's hospital show Mrs W A Sherman of 719 Second Street NW did not suffer a skull fracture after being struck by a truck at F avenue and Vernal street NW Tuesday forenoon. Driver identified as F A McKone of 214 Eighth Street SE.
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St. Luke’s Hospital
W. A. Sherman
Second Street NW
F Avenue
Vernal Street NW
F. A. McKone
Eighth Street SE
Fined In Police Court For Parking Offenses
Fines of 2 dollars and costs were imposed Wednesday in police court on several motorists. Those cited include Don Altang 335 Nineteenth Street NE A J Kemper rural route 1 R E S U t e dison 350 Park Terrace SE A B McDonald 1267 First Avenue Be George Tatum 908 Fifth Street SE Glenn M Jones 2811 First Avenue E and D E Broscha 634 Third Street SE.
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Don Altang
Nineteenth Street
A. J. Kemper
R. E. SU Te Dison
Park Terrace
A. B. McDonald
First Avenue
George Tatum
Fifth Street
Glenn M. Jones
D. E. Broscha
Third Street
Snell ridicules push for GOP reorganization
Albany N Y UP House Republican Leader Bertrand H Snell mocked calls for immediate GOP reorganization after a Democratic victory predicting the party will be stronger in 1936 He warned against coalition governments and said he would not change his politics or religion due to the recent election.
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Albany
N. Y
House
Bertrand H. Snell
Cied
William E. Borah
Ida
Snell
Brewer And Griffin Plan Last Fight For Escape Noose
Des Moines AP reports Elmer Brewer and Patrick Griffin, condemned for Deputy Sheriff W F Dilworths slaying in Waterloo, seek a last rehearing in December before a full Iowa Supreme Court bench. Execution date remains unsettled as Gov Herring may set a new date if rehearing is denied.
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Des Moines
Elmer Brewer
Patrick Griffin
W. F. Dilworth
Waterloo
Iowa Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Black Hawk County
High Court
The Stars Say For Thursday November 22
The lunars transits on this day promise a diff icult yet intriguing situation where outcomes hinge on diplomatic restraint. Birthdays warn of turmoil if impetuous words and rash actions prevail, and a child born today may show energy with impulsive tendencies. Notable nativity: Vice-president John Nance Garner.
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John Nance Garner
Man Fined $100 for Vandalizing City Jail
Donald Hadsell 32 of 111 Tenth Street SW aroused officers by entering the city police station Tuesday night and railing about station operations. Placed in a cell he ripped a pipe and damaged the jail, then was fined 100 dollars and costs in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Hadsell
Tenth Street
Hadsell
Grove's Olive Tablets Ad Claims Health Benefits
An old advertisement promotes Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets as a non-vegetable laxative option. It touts improved digestion, clear eyes, and buoyant feelings, claiming the tablets act on the bowels like calomel without severe after effects. It notes prices of 15c, 30c, and 50c and claims millions sold yearly.
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Dr. Edwards
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U.S
Court House News
Begin van Patten
Eve Miller
Franklin Dominick
the Gazette
West Union Liquor
Central Park Church
V. F
First Christian
S. J. Lippman
Avenue SE
Springfield
Gerd Henry Wennekamp
Scotch Grove
Harry Chambers
Highth Avenue
Bedtime
Wiggily
Wiggy
G.O.P
Brewer
Griffin
Noose
DU Pont
Genevieve Kemble
Greve
Grove
Second Ave
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