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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1935
Page
34
Miss Josephine Brown of Washington DC, FERA administration assistant, told Iowa social work delegates that state federal and local welfare changes create a broader public system. She replaced Aubrey Williams due to his recovery from a car accident and spoke at the Hotel Roosevelt conference.
John Hervey Furbey notes dangers of swimming with a cold and explains how federal relief cuts push welfare costs to states. Miss Brown argues democracy supports public welfare evolving under new conditions, cites Schall v. Schall and the police power shaping health and welfare safeguards. A banquet followed with recreation and dancing.
A speech on security and public welfare cites a letter from Relief Administrator Harry Hopkins, stressing ongoing cooperation between government and social work to advance relief efforts.
The undersigned Louis Biondo was appointed as Administrator of the estate of Philip Biondo in Linn County Iowa on October 3 1935. Creditors must promptly settle debts and file claims with the Linn County District Court Clerk. Fred W Hann serves as attorney for the administrator.
In a South dealer contract with both sides vulnerable, players discuss using the four notrump convention to show Aces and Kings and generate negative inferences. North and South navigate bidding to force a slam, North ultimately making all thirteen tricks after careful ruffing and trump management.
Nancy Page describes home canning with Paradise jelly and orange peach conserve recipes credited to Florence La Ganke. She outlines steps for peach conserve, orange peach mix, quince jelly, and apple cranberry jelly, plus paraffin sealing and a request for a Pickles and Relishes leaflet. A separate note mentions Linn county rural teachers’ meeting in Pleasant Valley Maine township with discussion leaders from Cedar Rapids.
Coe college students will be welcomed at the First Christian church for Youth Month opening at 7:30 p m tonight. The event is run by the Young People's Endeavor recreation committee with Paula Book as chair and includes a Homecoming week launch and a dedication to the theme We Choose Christ.
Isenhower family reunion held in Waterloo elected officers: President Mrs Dale Miller, Aurora. Vice President Mrs Ross Petrie. Secretary Treasurer Mrs John Sellers. Historian Charles Isenhower. Attendees from La Porte City include Mr and Mrs Frank Scroggy and others.
Hattie V. Oxley is appointed and qualified as executrix of the estate of Charles G. Oxley deceased in Linn County Iowa. Creditors must file claims with the Linn County District Clerk and all debts are to be paid as directed by law. Pred W. Hann, Attorney.
A vintage ad touts Emerald Oil as a treatment for varicose and swollen veins. Buy a two ounce bottle from any druggist and apply as directed, with expected improvement in a few days as swelling diminishes.
A city-wide Cub rally is set for tonight at 7 30 at First Congregational church basement. Pack No 4 led by Walter Staves hosts an original stunt. Pack No 2 will offer a unique Cub ceremony. Packs No 3 and 5 will attend. sponsors from Taylor School district and St John’s Episcopal church expected. Clarence J. H. P. Garloff, 63, died Tuesday near Lake Park Iowa, after being crushed between a tractor and a separator while preparing field work. his son John Dettman and others transported his body to Clarence, with funeral services held Friday at the German Evangelical Church.
The service was conducted by the Rev. K Fauth and burial took place at Van Horn cemetery south of Lowden.
An advertisement promotes Cystex as a guaranteed prescription to freshen blood by cleansing acids and toxins through the kidneys. It warns against harsh drugs and lists symptoms from kidney or bladder disorders, promising results within 48 hours or a week, with a money back guarantee and a 3 cent per dose price.
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