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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1932

Page

12

Tamman y nominates O'Brien for mayor

The piece recounts Tammany Hall’s maneuvering over mayoral candidacy with Walker pressured to bow out. It notes Curry’s leadership tensions, McCooey’s influence, and Walker’s personal sacrifice to sustain the party amid internal strife.

Playboy Jimmie Walker America Europa Walker Curry Tammany Hall McKee Tammany Roosevelt Smith Albany

Contractor Set to Start Rock Surfacing on County Roads N and O

Preparations by Overgaard and Weiss of London Wisconsin to begin crushed rock surfacing on Robins and Toddville highways county roads N and O. County Engineer William Behrens says work should start early next week and covers about eight miles.

Overgaard and Weiss London Wis William Behrens Robins Toddville

Delegates To Visit Mexican Exposition From San Antonio

Delegates from San Antonio will join others from south Texas to travel to Monterrey for the agricultural and livestock exposition October 9 to 17. The trip was approved by the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce. Lawrence S. Goforth urged chamber support as other southwestern Texas cities planned delegations.

San Antonio, Texas South Texas Monterrey San Antonio

Rainfall in Colon Zone Registers About 116 Inches

In Colon, Canal Zone, the annual average rainfall runs around 116 inches. The figure highlights the heavy tropical climate of the region and its impact on local agriculture and daily life.

Colon Canal Zone

Library Site Chosen on Fifth Street by Trustees

The board of trustees selected Fifth street between Third and Fourth as the public library site after considering May's Island and another Fifth street location. The decision was announced at today's meeting with attendance from city officials.

Fifth Street Board of May's Island Third

10-20-30 Years Ago In The Gazette October 7 1922

Major C B Robbins state commander of the American Legion travels to Des Moines for a state executive committee meeting. D H Kurtz marks seventy four years with a church community picnic in United Brethren Church. Miss Winifred Munger wed William Pegaw in New York City Church of the Divine Patrity. Loomis Scofield naval veterans head in Cedar Rapids with Mrs Scofield as guests. Mr and Mrs Fred Alexander of Cedar Rapids injured when their car left the Lincoln highway near Belle Plaine.

C. B. Robbins American Legion Des Moines D. H. Kurtz United Brethren Church Winifred Munger Cedar Rapids William Pegaw Philadelphia New York City Joseph Fort Newton Loomis Scofield Naval Veterans Association of the United States L. F. Lounsberry Fred Alexander Mr. Alexander Belle Plaine

Return from Tacoma Family Visit Tells of Local Moves

Miss Nell Messner returns after four months with her sister in Tacoma Washington. Mr H V Overman of Cedar Rapids dies from a fall down stairs in Des Moines. W Kyler sustains a scalp wound in construction mishap on the Third Avenue bridge. Mr and Mrs Joe Zhbanek of Cleveland return to Cedar Rapids to settle there. Mr Zhbanek served as U S army musician in Cuba and the Philippines. The Very Rev Dean Toomey returns from a visit to his old home in Ireland.

Nell Messner Tacoma Wash H. V. Overman Cedar Rapids Des Moines W. Kyler Third Avenue Joe Zhbanek Cleveland, O Zbanek U. S Cuba Philippines Dean Toomey Ireland

Marriages Happen This Morning In Local Ceremony

Miss Leona McKeel and William H. Holt wed this morning in a ceremony conducted by Rev. E A Berry. Also, Miss Elizabeth Sommerbeck and Albert Childs were married today in their future home with Rev. Julius Deckmann officiating. The report notes the northwest corner of Third.

Leona McKeel William H. Holt E. A. Berry Elizabeth Sommerbeck Albert Childs Julius Deckmann Third

Fragmentary city scene mentions streets and corners

A clipped passage references the northeast corner of Third avenue and Fifth street and notes social encounters in the city.

Third Avenue Fifth Street

Two Center Point Women Bruised In Auto Collision

Two women from Center Point suffered shoulder and neck bruises in a highway collision on No 11 north of Louisa. Vehicles driven by R W Brown of Marion and W L McArthur of 1424 Second Avenue SE collided as the Brown car entered from the east. Passengers in the McArthur car were Betsy Ashlock and Frank Newman. Sheriff’s report filed Thursday afternoon.

Center Point Louisa R. W. Brown Marion W. L. McArthur Second Avenue SE McArthur Betsy Ashlock Frank Newman Joseph A. Petrus

City Awards Alley Paving Contract to Haegg Co

The city council resolves to award paving the alley between Geeos and Third streets and Seventh and Eighth avenues SW to Haegg Construction Company. Haegg submitted the low bid of 932.60 dollars while the unsuccessful bid came from Dedic Construction Company at 974.37 dollars.

Betuadin Geeos Third Streets Seventh Eighth Avenues Haegg Construction Company Haegg Company Dedic Construction Company

Rock Island Railroad to Mark Eightieth Anniversary

Rock Island employees will wear small American flags on October 10 to honor the railroad's eightieth anniversary. Flags will be distributed at the Rock Island office and hoisted on all railroad property for the celebration.

Rock Island

Just Folks by Edgar A Guest

Poem notes a man preparing for hunting with a faded red coat peaked cap and gear. He searches cellar to garret for curious items while his dog sleeps, reflecting on mankind’s need for things seen as useful. The verse humorously contrasts a content hunting dog with a man’s restless quest for gear.

Appointment of Administrator in Linn County Iowa

Notice states that J. J. Vavra is appointed administrator of the estate of a deceased resident of Linn County Iowa on June 4 or 6 1932. Creditors are urged to pay debts and file claims with Stewart Holmes attorney at the Clerk of Linn County Iowa court.

State of Iowa Lian County Clerk of the Linn of J. J. Vavra Stewart Holmes

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