Appeals for More Scout Leadership in Dubuque Diocese
An appeal for more leadership in Catholic Scouting across the Dubuque diocese was made by Rev. John A. Theobald at a Knights of Columbus meeting. Theobald urged fathers to study the Scout oath and laws to better guide their sons, noting papal support for Catholic sponsorship of troops. The meeting included demonstrations by Immaculate Conception Church troops and Cub Pack, with leaders and attendees from Columbia College and Mercy Hospital, and a training session announced for Coe College starting Oct 17.
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Dubuque
John A. Theobald
Columbia College
Knights of Columbus Council
K of O Hall
Father Theobald
Runiver Theobald
Pape Pius Nit
N. Harold West
Knights of Columbus
University of Scouting
Coe College
Harve Geiger
Coe
West
Immaculate Conception Church
Don Maresh
Donald Condon
Fred Friedline, Jr
Vincent Smith
Jonn Shay
Donald Schwinn
Musketeers
W.H Jump
Ward Loftus
Council
Sylvester Luby
Maurice Tracy
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Scoute
W. F. McFann
Pinhead Nie
Booked For 24th Time Gets Six Months Suspended
Clyde Johnson, 39, charged with vagrancy in a county information filed by County Attorney G K Thompson, received a six month county jail sentence effective July 19 by Judge H C Ring in district court. Johnson has been picked up by local officials numerous times on intoxication counts and was booked at the county jail for the twenty fourth time. the court ordered release during good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Johnson
G K. Thompson
H C Ring
Johnson
Al Allen Reports Southern Trip At Kiwanis Club
Al Allen told Kiwanis Club of Southern California about a vacation to Cuba Central America the Panama Canal Zone and Mexico He showed motion pictures from the trip and spoke on experiences at the Wednesday noon meeting at the Hiderrose Hotel. pictures included views of the canal and coastlines.
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al W Allen
Second Avenue SF
Cuba
Central America
Panama Canal Zone
Mexcr
Kwars Club
Myr Aer
Ted
New Hours Set for Old Age Pension Office
New operating hours announced for the Old Age Pension Office, detailing the revised schedule and days of service. The notice notes changes effective immediately and outlines access for the public and required documents for applicants.
Enrolled 7500 in 30 Iowa CCC Camps Amid Weather Plans
Iowa CCC crews enter their second winter with over 7500 trainees in 30 camps. Director MacDonald reports preparations continue to minimize weather delays while forestry, planting, and conservation work proceed across several counties.
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Iowa
Inva Ocnan Conservation Corps
MacDonald
Fras UN
Weater
Mike
Bishop Mead to Speak at St. Pauls Church Thursday
Bishop Mead is to deliver an address at St. Pauls Church on Thursday at 8 15. The event will feature remarks likely of interest to attendees in Newark and nearby areas.
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Bishop Mead
ST. Paul’s Church
Court finds Luther Parks guilty in liquor possession case
Judge H C Ring opened a sealed verdict in district court Wednesday finding Luther Parks of 714 Tenth Avenue SE guilty of unlawful possession of alcoholic liquor after a raid on Panama Inn east of Cedar Rapids. Parks pled guilty to operating a road house without a license and was fined 25 dollars with costs. the fine was suspended on payment of costs and a new trial motion is set for October 20.
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H C Ring
Luther Parks
Tenth Avenue SE
Parks
Panama Inn
Cedar Rapids
Henry
Stearns
Defendants Testify in Ava Main Injury Suit
Testimony opened before Judge A B Clark in a $15 000 case filed by Mrs Ava Main of Monticello against Virginia Walter and Cecil Walter of Cedar Rapids. The crash on highway No 161 near Marion November 27 1932 killed her husband Cliff L Main and left Mrs Main seriously injured.
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A B Clark
District Court
Ava Main
Monticello
Virginia Walter
Cecil Walter
Cedar Rapids
Miss Walter
Cliff L Main
Marion
Damage suits over the death Charles Currell dismissed
In a local court a plaintiff dropped damages claims tied to the death of Charles Currell. The ruling ends the cases without further action and records show the incident details were unclear in the filing.
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Charles Currell
Court to appoint administrator with will annexed
The text notes that resistance ends on October 6 at 9 am. Merchants National Bank was named administrator on September 25 upon Cook's application as receiver before probate of the will filed September 28. Cook requests the court direct the current administrator to continue as administrator with the will annexed.
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Merchants National Bank
Cook
Coggon Men Plead Not Guilty On Liquor Count
Two men from near Coggon face liquor violation charges in Winneshiek County District Court. John Sage, 60, and John Sir, 40, appeared Wednesday before Judge Rater Moo Ring Roo for arraignment. The case involves alleged violations of state alcohol laws and related counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 'T Sage
John
Coggoan
Tederkys
Injury and Labor Dispute Involving Light Company
Fragmentary OCR text references an injury incident linked to a light company and subsequent actions. Names and details are incomplete, unclear, and scattered across garbled lines making precise attribution difficult.
Appeal Dismissed In Front Accident Case
The district court dismissed Joese Hogg's appeal in a front accident case where Robert W Mc-Seve was awarded $100 against John Welbes Glen W Rog em and the Silvertop Auto Hoyery. A related action Welbes versus LB Sedlacek was dismissed. The crash involved a Sedlacek car and Welbes taxi near Mount Vernon Avenue SE.
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Joese Hogg
Distree Court
sVaudy
Glommas
Ootlee Court
Robert W Mc- Seve
John Welbes
Glen W Rogem
Silvertop Auto Hoyery
Welbes
LB Sedlacek
Dr Sedlacek
Tenth Street
Mount Vernon Avenue
Jane McLeod
Sedlacek
Judge Quiets Mount Vernon Real Estate Title in Cedar Rapids Firm
District court Judge H C Ring issues a decree quieting title for Mount Vernon property held by Inter Ocean Reinsurance of Cedar Rapids. The insurer claims title via heirs of Thomas Rogers, dated May 23. Named defendants include Nettie L Rogers Wesley Rogers Hazel Rogers Glenn H Rogers Martha C Rogers Celin A Gillette C E Gillette Mary Cummings Baysliss E Cummings Dorothy D Rogers.
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H C Ring
Mount Vernon
Inter-Ocean Reinsurance Company
Cedar Rapids
Thomas Rogers
Nettie L. Rogers
Wesley Rogers
Hazel Rogers
Glenn H Rogers
Martha C Rogers
Celin A Gillette
C E. Gillette
Mary Cummings
Baysliss E. Cummings
Dorothy D. Rogers
Promissory note judgments return to district court cases
Judge Joan T. Moffit returns promissory note judgments in district court. D W Bates as receiver for Commercial Savings Bank of Marion sues Maude B Patten and C A Patten for 576 085 dollars. First National Bank of Marion sues W D Taylor for 1 436.40 dollars. Judge Moffit also grants a default divorce to Ida Mae Hayes against Charles Hayes citing cruel treatment. Ida Mae Wayne restated. The couple wed October 23 1922.
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Joan T. Moffit
D W Bates
Commercial Savings Bank of
Marion
Maude B Patten
C A Patten
First National Bank of
W D. Taylor
John T Moffit
District Court
Ida Mae Hayes
Charles Hayes
Ida Mae Wayne
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local Happenings
A Cedar Rapids news roundup lists mixed items including local meetings at Hotel Roosevelt, a Morris Plan loan ad, Amana couple’s Niagara Falls trip via Canada and World’s Fair visit, and a Coe College French literature extension course. Also noted are a Minnesota accident correction, a hospital update on Mrs. Hepburn, a CCC replacement batch from Linn County, and a local driver address.
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Stanley Josifek
Amana
Niagara Falls
Canada
Chicago
Coe College
Anna Heyberger
Minister Leads Series at Sunshine Mission
The Rev John Hastie former pastor of Calvary Baptist church conducts a meeting series at Sunshine Mission Each evening his talk asks a question and Wednesday night the topic is Who Is He James Cowden leads song service and will sing a solo.
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John Hastie
Calvary Baptist Church
Sunshine Mission
James Cowden
Viola man pleads guilty to assault in lower court
Robert Drumbarger of Viola pled guilty to assault by Lloyd Callier also of Viola before Justice Henry A Stearny on Wednesday afternoon. He was fined $25 and costs with the fine suspended upon payment of costs.
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Robert Drumbarger
Viola
Lloyd Callier
Henry A. Stearny
Economist Prof Hickok Talks England Visit at Lions Luncheon
Prof Charles T. Hickok head of Coe College economics will share impressions from England after a summer vacation in the British Isles at the Lions Club luncheon at the Hotel Roosevelt Thursday noon.
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Charles T. Hickok
Coe College
England
Lions Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Hickok
British Isles
Dinner Meeting of Young Men's Bureau at Chamber
A dinner meeting of the Young Men's Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce will be held at 6 p.m. Thursday in the Chamber rooms. The program is not announced, and reservations should be made at the Chamber of Commerce office.
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Young Men’s Bureau
The
Chamber of Commerce
Railroads Cut Feed and Livestock Freight Rates for Drought Areas
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized twenty one western and southern states to cut rates on feed and livestock in drought regions. Reductions apply to hay and various feeds at reduced percentages and livestock rates at 85 percent to feeding points with 15 percent for returns, effective upon publication through April 30 1984 for feed and December 31 1984 for livestock. States include Arizona California Colorado Idaho Iowa Kansas Louisiana Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Mexico North Dakota Oklahoma Oregon South Dakota Utah Texas and Wyoming.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Department of Agriculture
Clyde B. Aitchison
Havestock
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Idaho
Iowa
Kansas
Louisiana
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Dakota
Utah
Texas
Wyoming
Planning Board Advances New Studies and Reports
The Iowa state planning board outlines a six month program including housing crime and industrial expansion studies. The initial progress report to the national resources board is completed and the second phase begins. Details remain with the Washington board. Relief labor will support several projects including river and stream work and restoration sites.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State Planning Board
P.H Elwood
National Resources Board
State Board
Washington Board
Dean H H. Kildee
Business and Industry Committee
Planning Board
Stute Fish and Gnome Commission
Two Die in Head On Route 80 Crash Near Port Byron
Two killed and three injured in a two car collision on a curve along Route 80 near Port Byron. Victims include Mrs. Harry Anderson 43 and her mother Mrs. Luther Schaeffer 73. Injured are Hazel McGuire 30 of Rock Island Mrs. Mary Driscoll 35 of East Moline and Ralph Anderson of Rock Island.
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Moline (Ap
Harry Anderson
Port Byron
Ralph Anderson
Rock Island
Luther Schaeffer
Hazel McGuire
Mary Driscoll
East Moline
Drought Cattle Shipped From Walker to Iowa City for Surplus Meat
Two carloads of 65 head of drought cattle shipped from pastures near Walker to Iowa City for processing into government surplus supply meat. The cattle had grazed in Linn county since arrival.
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Linn County
Walker
Iowa City
Drought Stories and Civic Gatherings Highlight Cedar Rapids Gazette Item
A found Aug 12 1901 Cedar Rapids Gazette inside a used cupboard notes drought driven crop decline and regional civic meetings. Rev B B Sutcliffe of Portland Oregon plans talks at Westminster Presbyterian Church and later sessions for Sunday school teachers and Christian workers.
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Leonard Kohl
Second Avenue
Cedar Pds Gazette
Essecal
B Sutcliffe
Portlard Ore Wi
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Sutchfte
Kas
Riverside Markets Raise Dairy Prices
The Riverside markets report increased prices for cream cheese and related dairy products. Vendors note higher costs and pass them to customers while promising continued supply and quality. Local merchants urge buyers to shop early to avoid further price shifts.
Curie Figures Talk Artificial Radium at Conference
Mme Irene Joliot Curie and Prof Frederick Joliot report a formula for producing artificial radium in a joint paper. They say future work may reveal new radioactive families and possible medical applications while noting past failures to alter atomic stability.
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London
Irene Joliot-Curie
Frederick Joliot
Mme. Curie
Paris
Mme. Marie Curie
See
Palmer Will Speak On Bible Catch Questions
Evangelist Eugene Palmer leads revival at First Reformed Church with a talk on Catch Questions of the Bible. William Dykhuizen directs the music and Fred Lang accompanies on piano as committees are formed to run the campaign.
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Palmer
First Reformed
Eugene Palmer
First Reformed Church
Wiliam Dykhuizen
Fred Lang
E., Oliver
John Martin
Charles Anderson
James Chukas
I. Bean
Ray Brague
John Bixby
Chester Wood
Ruth Dill
Hanford Post Membership Drive Launched At Dinner
The American Legion Hanford post kicked off its membership drive with a dinner for over 200 workers in the Chamber of Commerce dining room. Robert M. Vesely chaired the event and encouraged campaign division leaders and top volunteers from prior drives. Cards were handed to team workers for follow up at next Tuesday's meeting.
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Hanford
The
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Robert M. Vesely
Post
Willie Willis Seen At Party Slip Recounts Gum Trick
Willie Willis describes a party incident where he used chewing gum on his shoes to navigate slick floors. He recalls a previous slip and notes the gum trick helped him avoid a fall this time.
Quaker Oats Union Holds Anniversary Program Speaker J C Lewis
J C Lewis of Des Moines president of the Iowa Federation of Labor spoke at the first anniversary program of federal labor union No 18869 formed by Quaker Oats employees at the old city auditorium Tuesday night. Walter Shadle and Tom McAllen spoke, Charles C Kirk presided, with dancing and refreshments to follow. Over 100 Quaker Oats workers, spouses, and friends attended.
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J C. Lewis
Des Moines
Iowa Federation of Labor
Federal Labor Union
Old City Auditorium
Walter Shadle
Carpenters
Tom McAllen
Moulders
Charles C Kirk
Quaker Union
Warren Davis
Harold Heck
Ray Mentzer
Hauptmann Trial Set for Oct in Lindbergh Case
Bruno Hauptmann will go on trial in Bronx County Oct. 11 charged with extorting the $50,000 ransom for Col Lindbergh. Judge Barrett set the date after a brief court appearance as prosecutors sought a special panel. Hauptmann had not left his jail since Friday. New Jersey and New York hurry to build ironclad cases.
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New York
Bruno Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Bronx County
Col Lindbergh
James M. Barrett
Hauptmann
Bronx
Samuel J. Foley
New Jersey
Benton County Better Schools elects officers
Keystone report notes the Benton county Better Schools association elects W. T. Weems as president F. H. Thompson as vice president and Calvin Grieder as secretary treasurer. The body directs extracurricular activities as twenty superintendents coaches and principals attend a second year home economics class luncheon at the meeting.
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Keystone
Benton County Better Schools Association
W. T. Weems
Vinton
F. H. Thompson
Newhall
Calvin Grieder
Grieder
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Fred Beebe
Jennie Beebe
Linn
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Terry-Durin Company
Clifford O'Brine
O'Brine Radio Shop
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Maine Lodge Hall
Mrvat Avenue
Chicken Aay
Tntradays Tva Atmeets Sai Tire Tient
Voor
Tony Fy
Westhatte
Harmon
Industrial Committee of the
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Comnerve
Morris
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Central Park Church
Jacob Gasser, Sr
Atkins
Gazette
Carl Schulz
A Avenue NW
Agnes Hepburn
First Avenue E
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Fifth Street SE
St. Luke's Hospital
CCC
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Prof. Hickok
Lions
Young Men's Bureau
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Willie Willis
Quaker Oats Union
J.C. Lewis
Benton School
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