Local residents fined for traffic and disorder offenses
Lewis Mann 55 of 416 Fifth street SE fined 25 dollars and costs for disturbing the peace. George Healey 39 of Seattle Washington given 30 day greater sentences for vagrancy. Robert Walker 1640 Avenue NE fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding 44. C H Grove 125 Twelfth street NE fined 25 dollars and costs for reckless driving with 10 dollars suspended on 15 dollar payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Mann
Fifth Street
George Healey
Seattle
Wash
Robert Walker
1640
Avenue
C. H. Grove
Twelfth Street
Cedar Rapids and Mount Vernon Couples Named in List
A reading lists pairs of individuals from Cedar Rapids Mount Vernon Toddville Marion Freeport Baileyville Tiffin Oxford and Fort Dodge identified as married or connected in a local register. The names include Edmund Angell Winfred Coon Raymond Myers Mabel Snodgrass Henry Cole Joyce Herington Earl Newman Pauline Oliphant Wil liam Blake Mary Smith Carl Jacobs Lois Campbell Wilfred Franks Ethel Schoomhover Donald Bowman Esther Novak Leonard Sven Erma Schmotzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Earl Angell
Winfred Eileen Coon
Cedar Rapids
Raymond Eliotte Myers
Mabel Lucille Snodgrass
Mount Vernon
Henry Cole
Joyce Herington
Earl Newman
Pauline Oliphant
Toddville
William O. Blake
Mary F. Smith
Marion
Carl Fredrick Jacobs
Lois Evelyn Campbell
Freeport
Ill
Wilfred Leroy Franks
Ethel Fern Schoomhover
Baileyville
Donald
Divorces Granted Under Judge Ring Cruel Treatment Grounds
Several divorces granted by Judge H. C. Ring on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds. Lynn Fuller 22 from Ruby Fuller. Olga Baker from James A. Baker. Mahala Hubler from Edward Hubler. Albert Puckhaber from Dorothy Edwards Puckhaber. Frank Fillenworth from Alta Fillenworth. Verona Burke from Robert Burke. Marriages occurred in Oska loosa Rock Island Crown Point Cedar Rapids and other dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Fuller
Ruby Fuller
H. C. Ring
Olga Baker
James A. Baker
Ring
Olga Swanson
Oskaloosa
Mahala Hubler
Edward Hubler
Guns
Rock Island
Albert Puckhaber
Dorothy Edwards Puckhaber
Crown Point
Ind
Frank Fillenworth
Alta Fillenworth
Cedar Rapids
Verona Burke
Robert Burke
Judge Ring
Local court fines drivers for traffic offenses
John Fry of Marion was fined 50 dollars plus costs for reckless driving. Rivers McNeil of Center Point paid five dollars and costs for defective brakes. Donald Osborn of 1260 Twenty second Avenue Southwest was fined five dollars and costs for driving without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fry
Marion
Rivers McNeil
Center Point
Donald Osborn
Local Obituaries Report Two Deaths
Roger Harold Comley seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Albert Comley route No 1 died in a local hospital at 850 am Saturday Walter Maricte sixty two of 1016 Eleventh avenue SE died in a local hospital at 235 am Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Harold Comley
Albert Comley
Walter Maricte
Eleventh Avenue SE
Son Born to Mr and Mrs Frank P Lines
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Frank P Lines of Route No 3 on October 6 at St Luke s Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Hospital
Frank P. Lines
Shot Misses Man But Kills Child Whom He Insured
Chicago police report a fatal shooting as two bandits attacked Insurance Agent Jack Lomas during a money collection. Jacqueline Neville, 9, died from a bullet wound while skating near her home. The insurance agents Maneely and Lomas were named in the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jacqueline Neville
Jack Lomas
Frank Maneely
Lomas
Maneely
Jacqueline
Cecilia Neville
Maneely and
Report New Czech Regime In London
Eduard Benes has formed a new government with headquarters in London and will serve as premier. Stefan Osusky, former Czech minister to Paris, will be foreign minister, according to the Daily Mail report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
INL
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Daily Mail
Benes
Stefan Osusky
Paris
Red Cross Meet Plans 1939 Roll Call And Appeals
Mrs. E. K. Beane and Mrs. Paul H. Huston chaired a meeting at the YWCA for 60 captains and workers. A.G. Keyes outlined Red Cross work in Linn County under the 1939 slogan Keep the Red Cross Ready. He urged en servicing 7 500 local memberships due to unprecedented conditions. Refreshments followed with Beane and Huston at the asters decorated table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. K. Beane
East Side
Red Cross
Paul H. Huston
West Side
60 Votes Claimed for Repeal in Delayed Senate Move
The piece notes 60 votes claimed for repeal and a held back forward path awaiting a spirit of adjustment. It says Roosevelt would likely be limited to offering suggestions and would not serve as arbiter in European peace moves. The Senate planned a weekend recess amid doubts of a quorum of 49, overruling a Saturday session call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Senate
Pittman
Senate to vote on neutrality bill amid embargo clash
Senate leaders plan a test vote next week using a parliamentary maneuver to push the administration neutrality bill. Tobey proposes splitting the bill into arms embargo repeal and shipping restrictions, while opponents hint at delaying action. Supporters discuss a cash and carry trade stance as compromise options emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Tobey
N. H
Foreign Relations Committee
Roosevelt
Congress
America
Barkley
Connally
Tex
State Hitler Acted Against Duce Advice
Newspaper editorials condemn Hitler for rebuffing Mussolini’s counsel and warn of peril from his defiant stance. They label terms of a conqueror hypocritical and reject any basis for peace, noting the harsh tone and dismissive refusals in bold headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
France Ready for Prolonged War as Hitler Proposes End
Paris dispatch reports France determined to carry on to victory despite Hitler offering to call off hostilities. Observers sense a shift to large scale operations and a new German air offensive. Military leaders indicate readiness for any Nazi moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Adolf Hitler
Emma Portrayed as Rebellious Yet Awkward Character
The text presents Emma as a 700d figure smoking a cigarette to look defiant. It notes she struggles with handling what she perceives as evil and appears clumsy in that persona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Handlin
Funeral Tuesday for Rev Joseph Leksa Cedar Rapids
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Hus Memorial Presbyterian church Cedar Rapids for the Rev Joseph Leksa who died Thursday at Silver Lake Minnesota where he was pastor of the Presbyterian church Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery The Rev Mr Leksa was a son of Mrs Frank Rousar and a brother of Godfrey and Charles W Leksa all of Cedar Rapids Funeral services at Silver Lake will be held Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hus Memorial Presbyterian
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Leksa
Silver Lake
Minn
Presbyterian Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Leksa
Frank Rousar
Godfrey
Charles W. Leksa
Man Is Fined For Reckless Driving After DWI Dismissal
John Fry of Marion, 29, had a drunk driving charge dismissed by Judge Moffit for insufficient evidence. He was fined $50 and costs for reckless driving by Justice Churchill after pleading not guilty to driving while intoxicated. A $500 bond was released when the DWI charge was dismissed in district court. Fry was arrested following a collision with Ralph Ingels at First Avenue and Thirteenth Street East early Aug 11. Thompson said Ingels could not be certain Fry was intoxicated and police noted the case was not strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Moffit
G. K. Thompson
John Fry
Marion
H. R. Churchill
Thompson
Fry
Ralph A. Ingels
Sixth Street
First Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Ingels
Reinstatement Sought By Foundry Worker In Union Dispute
Broussard seeks district court review to reinstate him to Local 91 of the International Brotherhood of Foundry Employes. He says he was dropped from payroll at Iowa Steel and Ironworks last spring and claims the unemployment commission found him in an unemployable condition for not following union by laws on dues. He contends he paid March dues and that the union refused repeated tenders, asking the court to compel dues acceptance and restore good standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis R. Broussard
International Brotherhood of Foundry
Broussard
Iowa Steel and Ironworks
Iowa Unemployment Compensation Commission
Central City Man Held On Weapons Charge
Gale Wilkes, 22, of Central City, was jailed on a concealed weapon charge after Deputy Sheriff Harlan Snyder served a warrant issued by Justice H. R. Churchill. Wilkes reportedly carried a revolver in Central City without authority, waived preliminary hearing, and did not post $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale Wilkes
Central City
Harlan Snyder
H. R. Churchill
Wilkes
Keen
Interpleader filed over disputed real estate commission
D. W. Bates as receiver of Iowa State Savings bank and J. R. Drake asked the court to deposit 225 dollars with the clerk pending a decision on rightful owner. Both Charles H. Estes and Joseph W. Ulch claim the commission from the same deal. Judge H. C. Ring set an interpleader hearing for October 9 at 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Bates
Iowa State Savings Bank
J. R. Drake
Charles H. Estes
Joseph W. Ulch
H. C. Ring
Flying Club Incorporates in Local County
Incorporation papers for the Taylorcraft Flying Club Inc a non pecuniary profit corporation were filed with the County Recorder Dempsy Jones on Saturday Officers and directors include Edward N Bills as president vice president Merle Bills as secretary treasurer Edna F Bills and Myrtle Bills By renewal articles the Universal Foundry company of Cedar Rapids has its corporate period extended 20 years from Sept 26 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flying Club
Taylorcraft Flying Club, Inc
Dempsy Jones
Edward N. Bills
Merle Bills
Edna F. Bills
Myrtle Bills
Universal Foundry Company of
Cedar Rapids
Man Pleads Not Guilty In Cedar Rapids Forged Check Case
Harry Phalen 52 faced Judge H. C. Ring and pled not guilty to uttering a forged instrument. He did not post $2,500 bond on a bad check for 27 dollars presented to John J. Wagner on August 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Phalen
H. C. Ring
John J. Wagner
Cedar Rapids
Mechanic's lien case yields small judgment for Fleener
After a hearing before Judge H C Ring, Ralph Fleener was awarded a judgment of 1.35 on his $92.50 mechanic's lien claim. Defendants Malcolm V Bolton and Company and Cedar Rapids Realty Company had made a 54.39 counterclaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Ring
Ralph Fleener
Malcolm V. Bolton and Company
Cedar Rapids Realty Company
Judge settles lien claim and probate of Rathje will
A $67 mechanic's lien claim by James Fleener against the same defendants was settled before Judge King at $46.95. The will of Claus Rathje who died September 28 was probated Saturday. Legatees are Elsie Maria Timm Edward R Rathje and Henry J C Rathje with Elsie and Edward named executors. The will is dated June 6 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fleener
King
Claus Rathje
Elsie Maria Timm
Edward R. Rathje
Henry J. C. Rathje
Dismissal Motion Overruled in Simonsen Case
Judge H C Ring overruled a dismissal motion in the action by Chris Tena Simonsen for maintenance and occupancy rights. Defendants Walter Simonsen and Mabel Sylvester were named. Simonsen received ten days to elect to stand on the ruling or plead over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Simonsen
Christena Simonsen
H. C. Ring
Mabel Sylvester
Simonsen
Local Judgments Involving Note and Account Disputes
Albert Zeman seeks 150 dollars judgment in an account case against C L Condon. John Blaul's Sons settlement on a 370 dollar note alleged to be made by Mrs. B W Waggner in 1930 cleared before Judge H C Ring. A two count note suit by J T Yocom D W Hampton and Earl George versus J P Williams and Edna W Williams was settled and dismissed before Judge John T Moffit. Judgments of 1604.45 and 565.49 were sought in a petition filed Sept 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Zeman
C. L. Condon
John Blaul’s Sons Company
B. W. Waggner
H. C. Ring
J. T. Yocom
D. W. Hampton
Earl George
J. P. Williams
Edna W. Williams
John T. Moffit
Judge Quieted Cedar Rapids Real Estate Title
Friday Judge John T. Moffit quieted title to Cedar Rapids real estate in the Inter Ocean Reinsurance Company which asserted a claim under tax deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Moffit
Cedar Rapids
Inter- Ocean Reinsurance Company
Hitler peace plan seen as possible with neutrals backing
An interpretation of Hitler's address suggests he would accept neutral mediation for a European settlement and may back a peace conference in the Americas. Britain and Daladier urged cautious scrutiny while envisioning a long wait before a response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Hitler
New and Spirited Housedress Pattern Ad
Anne Adams promotes Pattern 4280 a youthfully styled frock with bias panels and ric rac edging. Availability includes misses and women sizes with fabric and ric rac yardage listed. Advertises fall and winter pattern book and ordering details from The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Ricrac
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
Grinnell Honors Mayo Harris Fifty-Eighth Wedding Anniversary
A Grinnell dinner at Hotel Monroe celebrated Mayo Harris and his wife on their 58th anniversary with about 20 guests including Mark Harris of Massachusetts. Harris, born 1859 in Deep River, long county resident and coal businessman, has four children located across the U S and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Monroe
Mayo Harris
Mark Harris
Massachusetts
Harris
Montezuma
Poweshiek County
Deep River
Harry
Hammond
Ind
Bessie Ellis
Los Angeles
Calif
Olga McNeil
Washington, D. C
Pearl Willamuth
Philippine Islands
Grinnell College
John S. Nollen
Shelton L. Beatty
William Pedersen
Harry Kies
Council of
House
Helen Patterson
Yankees Take Third Game From Reds
In a lengthy at bat sequence the Yankees pull ahead with home runs by DiMaggio and Keller and a Dickey homer to power past the Reds. Key early scoring includes Werber and Frey advancing on plays, while Lombardi and McCormick contribute hits for Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickey
Thompson
Werber
Goodman
Frey
McCormick
Gordon
Yankees
Crosetti
Rolfe
Keller
DiMaggio
REDS
Lombardi
Selkirk
Craft
di Maggio
Berger
Meyer
Dahlgren
Hadley
Myers
YANKS
Lee Grissom
Bongiovanni
Grissom
Whitey Moore
Johnny Murphy
Moore
Bordagaray
Hershberger
German Envoy To U S In 1917 Dies A Virtual Refugee
Count Johann Heinrich von Bernstorff once led Germany's Washington mission until the U S entry into World War I. He died of heart disease in Geneva while living in exile after fleeing Hitler's rise. His wife Jeanine Luckemeyer, American-born, was at his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Geneva
Johann Heinrich von Bernstorff
Washington
United States
von Bernstorff
Germany
Jeanine Luckemeyer
New York
America
Great Britain
Johann
London
Bernstorff
Captain Boy-Ed
Franz von Papen
Adolf Hitler
Lusitania
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Turkey
Reichstag
Dissolves Writ in Marak-Steffer Case In Bankruptcy Hearing
Michael W. O Rieley the referee in the Marak Steffer Implement bankruptcy dissolved an injunction against Tipton State Bank allowing disposal of assets and notes held by Milo Hanzlik trustee. The court heard arguments on jurisdiction and the case schedules for a portable hammer mill sale with proceeds held until settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael W. O’rieley
Marak- Steffer Implement Company
Tipton State Bank
Marak- Steffer
Milo Hanzlik
Charles J. Lynch
R. D. Swartzlender
Marak-Steffer Company
Swartzlender
J. C. France
O’rieley
Lynch
J. D. France
Tipton
Harry Enck
Mechanicsville
Steffer
Donnelly, Lynch, Anderson and Lynch
Casteline
Ney Reid Hunt
Marak-Stefterompany
Guy Linville
Internations Harvester Co
Bank
Hunt
Louis Bures
Marak-Steffer
Buresh
Raymond Tipton
Muscatine
France
Baresh
Omaha Labor Head Reelected After Green Intervention
Mace Brown was reelected president of the Omaha central labor union by acclamation on Friday night. He had resigned earlier at the request of AFL President Green who later relented and approved Brown’s election to any office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OMAHA
Mace Brown
Omaha Central Labor Union
AFL
Green
Brown
Age No Barrier as 91-Year-Old Marries 61-Year-Old
W. H. Huff, a 91-year-old Civil War veteran, wed for the fifth time this week. His bride is Mrs. Lundy Boswell, 61, in Dyer Tennessee, under Cupid's unexpected match.
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Palestine
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Maquoreta
James Coleman
Decatur
Macon County
Illinois
Coleman
Dubuque
Kenneth Sage
Howard Sage
John Kennefick
Davenport
Leonard Fullmer
Erwin Bohstedt
Edna Buckwalter
Margaret Walton
Victor
Norma Lawton
Nadine Greetan
Victor School News
Lois Bowman
Emily Price
Esther McGahey
Mary Mercer
Phyllis Mercer
Dorothy Smith
Harriet Nace
James McClellan
Harold Schmidt
Helen Muller
Phyllis Savage
Charles Sc
the Gazette
Count von Bernstorff
Tipton Bank
Marak-Steffer Implement Company
Denton Steffer
J.C. France
Charles J. Lynch, Jr
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