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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1938

Page

22

Fire Prevention Week Opens Today

Fire prevention week emphasizes reducing home fires and losses as President Roosevelt urges personal responsibility. The Cedar Rapids observance includes school drills, public building inspections, posters, club talks, and a testimonial dinner for Fire Chief E. P. Kohout. Local committee members are L. D. Burkhalter Jr., E. P. Kohout, Frank Powers, John Beck, William Whipple, G. H. Cockburn Jr., and W. D. Ralston.

United States North America Roosevelt Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce E. P. Kohout Hotel Montrose Cedar Rapids Association of Insurance Agents Federal Housing Administration L. D. Burkhalter, Jr Frank Powers John Beck William Whipple G. H. Cockburn, Jr W. D. Ralston

Hanford Post To Elect Officers At Tuesday Meeting

The Hanford post of the American Legion will hold its final meeting of the year in the Memorial building to elect officers and hear final committee reports. James Franken retires as commander, and nominations include Ahring for commander and several nominees for vice commanders plus adjutant and other posts. A likely contest will occur for the vice commandership among three of four nominees.

Hanford Post American Legion Memorial James Franken F. A. Ahring Ed Nelson Walter QO Schultz I. R. Harbit Dan Kruidenier H. H. Wage R. W. Manatt Chester Johnson Dwight Krumholtz Roy Decker

Autumn drive through Iowa’s hills and byways

A travel essay invites readers to explore northeastern Iowa’s fall scenery. From Route 13 to Guttenberg and McGregor to Pike’s Peak state park, readers are guided to overlook cornfields, maple colors, rocky ledges, and the Wompi cave, with stops at towns like Osterdock and West Union.

Iowa Taj Mahal Westminster Abbey Strawberry Point Edgewood Colesburg Luxemberg Guttenberg Mississippi Pioneer Rock Church Garnayillo McGregor Pike's Peak Wisconsin Towa Osterdock Garber Flirport Littleport Mederville West Union Cedar Rapids Switzerland America

Farmers to seed 350 acres at Toledo airport fields

Planes arriving at Toledo municipal airport will land among waving alfalfa and wheat. The 350 acre area between runways will be seeded by a nearby farmer who will receive the wheat crop while the city keeps the alfalfa.

Toledo

Chest Headquarters Relocated to Chamber of Commerce

Community Chest officials announced Saturday that headquarters have moved from the Montrose Hotel to the Chamber of Commerce offices. While the goal has been reached, calls continue and contributions are still being accepted at the new location.

Chamber of Commerce Community Chest Montrose Hotel

U S Cotton Crop Estimated At 12 212 000 Bales

The agriculture department estimates this year’s U S cotton crop at 12 212 000 bales of 500 pounds gross weight. Last year’s forecast was 11 825 000 bales, with the ten year average at 13 201 000. Crop condition on Act 1 stood at 66 percent of normal, up from 65 a month earlier and 79 last year.

Washington Agriculture Department

Bank records too bulky for filing in Wellman

Eardley Bell Jr. of Wellman faces a problem with keeping records of the closed Security Savings bank. State law requires five years of filing in the county courthouse, but a carpenter built a box five feet high and a yard square to hold them, too large to fit the filing room. Bell and County Clerk Noonan seek ideas.

Washington, Ta Eardley Bell, Jr Closed Security Savings Bank of Wellman Bell Robert R Noonan

Historian Abram Sachar to open Town Hall series Friday

Abram Leon Sachar, historian and educator, opens the sixth annual Town Hall program at St. Pauls church next Friday evening with Lessons From the American Past. He recently returned from a three month tour of European trouble centers and will speak as part of a members only event with out of town guests welcome by membership.

Abram Leon Sachar Town Hall St. Paul's Church Grace Boston Coe College Sachar Morris Sanford Company Linton Wells Clifton Fadiman Mercado Tipica Mexican Orchestra Don Blanding Osa Johnson George E. Sokolsky John Gunther Soo Yong James Shelby Thomas

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