Ten Ames Students Injured In Fire At Chi Phi
Ten Iowa State students were injured when a fire at the Chi Phi fraternity house forced them to jump from second story windows. One student, Robert Charles Reichelt of Kellogg, was critically burned and possibly skull fractured after landing on an auto. Fire started in the living room where corn stalks were stacked for a Friday dance, with flames spreading down hallways as occupants fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa State College
Chi Phi
College Hospital
Robert Charles Reichelt
Kellogg
Adrian Elder
Belmond
Philip Haviland
Sioux City
James Cavanaugh
Neola
Richard Bickett
Gladbrook
Adolf Ludwig
Lawton
John Herrmann
Dubuque
Robert Pfunder
Roger Sawyer
J. C. Wood
Traer
Anamosa Camp Fire Girl Wins Torchbearer Rank
Miss Catharine Niles of Anamosa Camp Fire becomes the first girl in Anamosa to earn the Torchbearer rank. The award, attended by parents and friends, marked four years of progress from joining in 1929 to the Torchbearer achievement in the high school gym. Catharine, 15, advanced through Wood Gatherer and Firemaker ranks and excelled in crafts and citizenship. She is a sophomore daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Niles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Catharine Niles
Catharine
Anamosa High School
Clifford Niles
Amendment to empower city police and jail buildings bonds Iowa
The act adds Sec 6579 to Chapter 326 Code 1931 allowing cities with 50 000 to 60 000 inhabitants to buy property and erect police stations or jails on city property or elsewhere sale taxes up to 4 mills per year and to issue bonds backed by anticipated taxes under Chapter 1320. The measure is immediate upon publication in Cedar Rapids Gazette and Cedar Rapids Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elden
General Assembly
State OF
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Cedar Rapids Tribune
Cedar Rapids
John Peter Paulsen 80 Dies in Benton County Home
John Peter Paulsen 80 a Benton county resident since 1885 died at 8 p m Thursday at his son William Paulsen's farm home after seven months illness Born December 24 1842 in Wehsen Holstein Germany he married Anna Ohrt in 1871 in New York City They settled near Davenport then Newhall later retiring there in 1908 The Paulsen family continued on the farm with a son John and a daughter in law and there are nine grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 p m at St John Lutheran Church northwest of Newhall
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Gazette
Newhall
John Peter Paulsen
Benton County
William Paulsen
Mr. Paulsen
Wehsen
Holstein
Germany
New York City
Anna Ohrt
Davenport
William
The
Lutheran Church
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Van Horne And Vinton Banks To Pay Dividends
Judge Tankersley in Vinton approved a 25 percent dividend for depositors of the closed Farmers Savings Bank of Van Horne. A 1244 percent dividend was approved for Farmers National Bank in Vinton, with 23 percent earlier paid. The same day Judge Tankersley granted a divorce for Dr C W Grady of Van Horne from Dorothea M Grady, with $2000 to the defendant plus costs and attorneys fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
B. O. Tankers- Jey
Marshalltown
Farmers Savings Bank of van Horne
Farmers National Bank
Tankersley
C. W. Grady
van Horne
Dorothea M. Grady
English Editor Blasts Roosevelt Plan as Synthetic Prosperity
Special to The Gazettes from Iowa City reports Ralph D Blumenfeld, veteran editor of the London Daily Express, telling about 1 100 listeners that Roosevelt’s program creates synthetic prosperity and world relief depends on US and Britain uniting to rescue civilization. He warns Europe remains precarious and Germany under Hitler pursues conquest while rhetoric masks true aims. He also doubts Russian trade value for America. In Garrison the funeral of Elizabeth Blough is set for Tuesday after a Long Beach death. service at Brethren church with burial at Gnagy cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazettes
Iowa City
Roosevelt
United States
Ralph D. Blumenfeld
London Daily Express
University of Iowa
Blumenfeld
Wisconsin
Chicago
New York
England
Europe
Great Britain
America
Germany
Hitler
France
Garrison
Elizabeth Blough
Long Beach
Brethren Church
A. H. Hoefle
Gnagy
John Irons
Delaware county ministerial meeting held at Methodist church
In Greeley a Delaware county ministerial meeting was hosted by Rev. and Mrs. Paul P. Pease at the local Methodist Episcopal church with Rev. E. D. Wells of Manchester presiding. A program of readings and music was presented by the ministers wives and a list of attending couples was provided. The next gathering will be in Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Winslow
Asbury
Mr. Hayes
Illinois
Iowa
Edgewood
Elkport
Strawberry Point
Sarah Wooldridge
Hayes
Thomas Smith
Valentine
Neb
Jacob Brown
Colesburg
Washington
Loretta Wheelan
Frank Kos
J. H. O'Donnell
East Third Street
H. I Ward Company
Jesup Man Named Buchanan County Agricultural Agent
Independence Iowa reports Dallas E. Western 26 of Jesup was named agricultural agent for Buchanan county by the Farm Bureau board. He will assume duties December 1 after serving as vocational agriculture instructor at Jesup High School for about five and a half years. He succeeds L. A. Walters who had held the post eleven years and will move to Austin Minnesota to work for an insurance firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shellsburg
Sherif Nile Morena
Leland Fry
Vinton
Henry Schlotterback
Schlotterback
Canton Township
Wyoming
Miss Pearl Ritter
Miss Pearl Ritter of the Extension Department
Iowa State Teachers College
Onslow
Oxford Junction
Miss Ritter
Jones County
Monticello
Anamosa
Methodist Episcopal Church of Wyoming
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Madison
Oxford
Wyoming Townships
G. H. Goodrick
Independence
Dallas E. Western
Jesup
Buchanan County
Farm Bureau Board of Directors
Western
Jesup High School
L. A. Walters
Washington National Bank To Open Dec 1
Washington Ia The Washington National bank will reopen December 1 under the name National Bank of Washington. Conservator Walter Graves announced the move which will release about 500000 in community funds as half the deposits are paid at opening. New stock valued at 50000 was sold, 75 percent bought by directors of the closed bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington National Bank
Walter 8. Graves
National Bank of Washington
Florys Celebrate Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John H Flory celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their South English home three miles east this afternoon. A large company of relatives and friends attended. Mrs Flory, before marriage, was Miss Bell Mowery of Virginia. They have two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Flory
Here
Florys
Mrs Flory
Miss Bell Mowery
Virginia
Arraign Manchester Bandits On Monday
Five youths who admitted attempting to rob Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank were brought from Dubuque to face bank robbery charges. Walter Bergman 21 West Allis Wis was killed in Milwaukee, his bride of 24 hours awaiting a baby. Suspects include Jerry Schwemier 21 Kilbourne Wis and his 17 year old wife Hazel of Chicago Joe Mieczejewski 21 Milwaukee Sterling Hart 20 Chicago and Don Donovan La Farge Wis. District court will hear pleas Monday. Mrs Schwemier expects a child and may not be prosecuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank
Dubuque
Harry Utley
J. J. Burbridge
Walter Bergman
West
Allis
Wis
Milwaukee
Kenosha
Jerry Schwemier
Kilbourne
Hazel
Chicago
Joe Mieczejewski
Stering Hart
Don Donovan
la Fagge
Mrs. Schnomier
Jerry
Belle Plaine Motorist Gets Suspended Term
H. E. Lusk of Belle Plaine pled guilty to operating a vehicle while intoxicated at district court in Vinton before Judge B C Tankersley. He received a six month county jail sentence suspended on good behavior, three month license suspension, and parole to attorney M J Tobin. Bond set at 600 dollars. Lusk was arrested last July in Belle Plaine and earlier entered a not guilty plea at the September term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
B. C. Tankersley
H. E. Lusk
Belle Plaine
Lusk
M. J. Tobin
County committee named for civil works in Clayton county
Gov Clyde L Her ring Thursday appointed G H Meyer district court clerk as chairman of the civil works administration in Clayton county Other members include Charles Haberichter A H Borman Logan Blizzard and Dr F H Howard Joint rural routes at Victor consolidate routes one and two effective Jan 1 Fred Neuhaus will serve route one and W R Myers retires after long service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
Civil Works Administration
R. J. Gilchrist
Iowa County Emergency Relief Board
J. H. Reynolds
Williamsburg
Co. R. Off
North English
John Schultz, Jr
Victor
D. H. Zentmire
Fred Neuhaus
W. R. Myers
West Liberty Man Heads Muscatine Co Sunday School Assn
Fred L. Watters of West Liberty was named president of the Muscatine County Sunday School association at its annual meeting in the First Presbyterian church. New officers include Rev. C. E. Burdine as former president, Rev. W. H. Slack as vice president, and Mrs. Jacob Stelrecht as secretary and treasurer. The county is divided into six divisions with local presidents such as Rev. W. F. Vanderlip, Mildred Jasmann, Grit Norton, Ralph M. Davis, M. E. Moorehead, and Rev. W. H. Slack leading division No. 6 Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Fred L. Watters
Muscatine County
Atalissa
W. F. Vanderlip
Conesville and
Nichols
Mildred Jasmann
Conesville
Moscow
Wilton
Grit Norton
Cranston
Community
Ralph M. Davis
Sweetland
New Era
Pleasant Prairie
M. E. Moorehead
Fairport
Muscatine
W. H. Slack
Committees Named for Mecca Week at UIowa
Iowa City Associated Students of Engineering announced the Mecca week program committees. Members include William Anderson and Sidwell Smith of Iowa City, Robert Marek, Jack Blessing, Sid ney Dean, Vernon Putman, Dinton Lally, William Trumpp, James McClintock, John Schell, Clifford McGinnis, Lyle Richardson, Gilbert Broders and others from Cedar Rapids and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Associated Students of Engineering
William Anderson
Robert Marek
Cedar Rapids
Sidwell Smith
Jack Blessing
Carlos Kampmeier
Sidney Dean
Traer
Vernon Putman
Dinton B. Lally
Belle Pinine
William Trumpp
James McClintock
John Schell
Clifford McGinnis
Lyle Richardson
Gilbert Broders
Iowa
Death of John Stottler in Cedar Valley at 83
John Stottler, 83, of Cedar Valley died Friday at his home from a heart attack. Born December 23, 1850 in Summerset County Pennsylvania, he moved to Iowa with his parents as a child and never married. Survived by nephew John Foster, brother-in-law George Foster, and niece Mrs. James Smallwood of West Liberty. Funeral services Sunday at 2:30 at S. C. Snider funeral chapel with Rev. W. A. Smith officiating.
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J. M. Nelson
Charles Bell
Tom Kelly
Henry Snakenberg
D. W. Baines
Forrest Embrie
Fred Kendall
Robert Merrill
Herbert Wickencamp
Des Moines
Sigourney
Keokuk County
Oelwein
C. F. Eischeid
Methodist Church
General Federation of the Woman's Club
B. C. Farrington
G. B. Ferrell
A. C. Garrel
P. E. Rider
God
Heaven
W.D. Little
J. B. Ackman
Tipton
Hollywood
Tipton High School
E. J. Kelly
Baldwin
Methodist
James Kizer
F. E. Mastin
Kizer
William
Nancy Kizer
Cedar County
Bonavista Flaherty
Boulder
Colo
Ella Corbett
Pence
Iowa City
Harold D. Evans
C. O. Craig
First National Bank
Farmers Loan and Trust Company
Craig
Evans
W. H. Cobb
University of Iowa Comptroller
Civil Works Administration
Cobb
Washington
Sherman
William Oldfield
County
Wellman
Mr. Oldfield
Pilotsburg
West Liberty
John Stottler
Cedar Valley
Summerset County
Iowa
Stottler
John Foster
George Foster
James Smallwood
S. C
Cascade Child Hurt in Street Collision Near Cascade
Harold Leytem nine son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Leytem farmers five miles north of Cascade was seriously injured Thursday afternoon when he ran into the street before Hillar Koob s car. The bumper struck him breaking one leg just above the ankle. He was taken to the home of his grandparents Mr and Mrs William Leytem.
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Cascade
Harold Leytem
Raymond Leytem
Hillar Koob
William Leytem
Radio Schedule Highlights NBC CBS And WJZ Lineup
A dense listing of prime time and daytime radio programs across NBC CBS and WJZ stations. Includes hosts such as John Herrick, Everett Vess and Jack Benny, with varied musical ensembles, symphonies, choirs, and orchestras. Frequencies span WEAF WJZ KYW KOIL WLW WREN and others, noting times from morning through evening across multiple markets.
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John Herrick
NBC
WJZ
WMAQ
Asfc
Denes Novia
WEAP
WEAF
Wocho
Lucas Srech
CBS
WBBM
WMT
Pedro
Vin
WDAF
WTAM
Eer Everett Vess
Wben Td
Fray
Bvererettl
WABC
Elder Michaux
WLW
WLS
Hollywood
Portland Junior Symphony
ABG
WCCO
the Safer Orch
KYW
Ted Florite
Junior Haste
Weaf Chain
Alden Edking
Weap Woco- Who
Inbc
Marion Carley
Major Bowes
Bondeliers
Wenr
Mormon Choir
Gene Arnold
Velen Morran
CLS
Grenadier Guards Band
Koil Wren
Lyman_orch
John Kennedy
Weap Woc-Who
KMOX
Stanford
Wayne King
Jan Garber
WOC
WTMJ
Vee and
Johnny
Chicago Cell
de Raeee
Drams
CBB
WBEM
de. Fosdick
WCFL
Koil Koa
NBO
WEAPF_WOC
WHO
Graph Hotel
WJZ Wenr
Crumit
Ed McConnell
WARBM
Ace Brigade
WOCO
Alice Doy
Lopes Etch
KOA
Willard Robison
Joe Penner
Nelson Etch
WFAA
Wengel Ball
Rin Tin Tin
WEBM
Badie
Cantor
Moale
Walter Winchell
Novellers
Jack Benny
WLIW
Patri
Mary Small
Breen Brothers
Col
Louis M. Howe
WMA
Seth Parker
Guy Lombardo
John Fogarty
Wdjz
Gems
Ennis Bolosnini
Ecefliat
KOIL
Scottl Rch
Duchin Orch
Rudy Vallee
Ruste Orch
Stoess
Orch
Lea
Ted Black
Weaf Tango Orch
WIZ Chain
Miss Manners advice column excerpts about relationships
A pair of Miss Manners letters discuss relationship woes and social engagement. A man laments limits on his funds and dancing, while a woman seeks friendship in Cedar Rapids. The responses advise flexibility, good times, and reciprocal outreach.
Veteran of French Legion Reunites with Mother in Des Moines
Orval Chenoweth, once with the Rainbow Division in 1917, greeted his mother Mrs. Mabel D. Brafford and two sisters in Des Moines after returning from an eight year stay in Algeria following service with the American forces. He refused to discuss experiences yet, citing need for rest. The furlough delay stemmed from red tape at the French foreign office.
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Des Moines
Orval Chenoweth
French Foreign Legion
Mabel D. Brafford
Rainbow Division
New York
Chenoweth
State Department
Administrators appointed for Thomas L Dewees estate Iowa
Notice states Cahill Boland and Hines as administrators of Thomas L Dewees late of Linn County Iowa deceased with probate set and claims to be filed. Also notice of probate for Anna Koutnik will on November 28 1933 at 9 AM before the District Court Cedar Rapids Iowa dated November 24 1933 Clerk Edwin W Cooper Protract Court Mekota Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Thomas L. Dewees
Hose
State of Iowa
District Court
Anna Koutnik
Cedar Rapids
Chest Drive Set With 28 Churches Pulpits In Cedar Rapids
Two thousand boys and girls acted as advance agents for twenty eight Cedar Rapids churches. Pamphlets distributed to every home outline the Community Chest campaign aiming for 365000 starting December 4. Speakers at Sunday services included Ira Carruthers, Harry Sundberg, Frank C. Waples, James Killan, Robert Armstrong and many others across a long list of churches. At 7 30 pm Harry Palmer will speak at Olivet Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Church
Community Chest
First Reformed Church
Ira Carruthers
Four Square Gospel Tabernacle
Gordon Fennell
Bethany Congregational
Joanna Hagey
Kenwood Park
C.T. Hickok
First Baptist
C. T. Hickok
Harry Palmer
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Lowden 31 Piece Rhythm Band Debuts At Grade Operetta
Miss Berneice McAllister organizes a first four grade rhythm band for Lowden Public School. The group, led by Verneil Steffens, will perform at the grade operetta on December 8 in the school auditorium. Members include Marilyn Pauls, Ruby Gottschalk, Edith Abel, Jean Jorgenson, and many others across bells, triangles, cymbals, sand clogs, rhythm sticks, and tambourine with notable contributions from the Gottschalk, Conrad, and Brockmeyer families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Gottschalk
Earl Gade
Ralph Gottschalk
Levell Marks
Vanita Waters
Luetta McCormick
Neil Luettjohann
Myron Conrad
Dale Joregenson
Robert Conrad
Carl Steffensen
Frank Ball
Arlene Brockmeyer
Wayne Kelding
William Brockmeyer
Charles Waters
Betty Lou Meier
Deloris Freese
Gertrude Hormann
Evelyn Steffensen
Shirley Kinnan
Betty Lewh Hansen
William Rugger
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Tama County District Court
Carl B. Stiger
Cora B. Thornburg
Frank M. Thornburg
Traoy
Mammoth Springs
Ark
Geo. E. Miller
House
NG Kraschel
Senate
Vireil Lekin
Clyde L Herring
Alten Motor
Ave
10Th St. SE
Coung
John Paulsen
van Horne and
Iowa News
LA Porte City
Ruth Marcella Bard
Boyd Brackman Brandt
Charlies Bard
C. W. Harrop
Brandt
Red Cross
Francis Crowe
C. M. Whyllie
Paul Oldfield
Rebecca Bidding Oldfield
Anderson Hotel
N. D. Anderson
Sam Oldfield
Elizabeth Oldfield
Oak Park
Pas
Henry Steiner
Charles Y
Vinton—Harvest
W. A. Giger
Betty Carlson
Francis Reiss
G. A. Carlson
Allan One
Earlville
Greeley
Hopkinton
Colette
Delmar
Dream Faces
Lost Nation
Clinton County Schoolmasters Club
Elwood
Harry Sharp
Maquoketa
J. H. Flory
Manchester Bandits
West Liberty Man Heads
Muscatine Co
Ass'n
Turner
Zoe
Husband
Mary Manners
Fuxband
Miss Manners
Minnesota
L. M
Towan
Inos Bank
Cahill, Boland and Hines
EDWIN _wW. COQUIST
Protract
Doss. Mekota
Rca-Victor
RADIO
Lubergers
Flrst Ave
C. L. Sherwood
Igig
Tmilwaukee Roan
Club Royale
Club Royale Band
Old Mandarin Inn
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