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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1932

Page

2

North Central Assn Maintains Lenient School Policy

Marshalltown superintendent William F. Shirley said the North Central Association will continue last year’s policy not to drop high schools from membership due to finances. He noted the policy reflects unusual financial conditions and leaves local boards to judge each district’s condition without challenge to equipment staff or salaries.

Marshalltown William F. Shirley Marshalltown Public Schools North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Shirley Iowa Commission of the Association Boards of Education

Charles City reports 26 degree low in Iowa cold spell

Des Moines AP notes Thursday morning temperatures in Iowa run 10 to 14 degrees below normal. Charles City posted the state low at 26 degrees while Council Bluffs had the highest reading. Davenport saw a trace of rain. Warmer, more cloudy conditions are forecast for Friday.

Des Moines Iowa Charles City Council Bluffs Davenport

Traps Gophers Solves Unemployment Problem

Special to The Gazette. Joe Brown travels to towns trapping gophers and cashes 150 feet for $15 at the county auditor’s office. He works from location to location and notes gopher bounty in Benton county rises to about $2,000 this year after $1,600 last year and $600 earlier years.

The Gazette Winton Joe Brown Brown Joe Belle Plaine Soret Benton County Milo Harper

Thieves Loot Solon Oil Station for $25

Thieves broke into the Solon oil station operated by Harvey Reater Wednesday night. They gained entry through a rear window and took about $25 from a cash drawer along with insurance papers.

Gazette SOLON Harvey Reater

Kneeland Heads Legion At Clermont

At the Clermont meeting of Sheehan Post No. 375 American Legion new officers were elected for the coming year Col W A Kneeland was named commander Martin Nelson vice commander Roy Swenson adjutant G H Hackman finance officer H L Vauslin sergeant at arms H B Greenley chaplain W C Follet historian Louis C Olson Gilbert Anderson and Dr R V Brandt executive committee Plans include a community welfare service and unemployment relief effort for the year.

Clermont Sheehan American Legion Col. W. A. Kneeland Martin Nelson Roy Swenson G. H. Hackman H. L. Vauslin H. B. Greenley W. C. Follet Louis C. Olson Gilbert Anderson

Funeral for Jesse B. Rhodes Held at Lone Tree

Funeral services were held at the Methodist church for Jesse B. Rhodes 68 of Lone Tree. He died of a heart attack while dining with his visiting brother in law from California. Rhodes was born April 22 1864 in Muscatine and lived there until 1906 before moving away and returning to Iowa in 1920.

Lone Tree Methodist Church Jesse B. Rhodes R. L. Brown Mr. Rhodes California Muscatine Iowa Sta

Remarkable tea promises rapid weight loss claim

An advertisement touts Jerren Tea as a simple health trick to shed 3 to 6 pounds weekly. It compares taste to high grade tea and claims easy use with meals hot or cold. The text provides a Chicago address and prices urging readers to purchase at drug stores.

W. Wacker Drive Chicago Ill

Obituary of Local Engineer Mourned by Family

A veteran engineer from the Roach and Musser factory moved to the Keeler farm near Lone Tree two years ago due to poor health. He was married to Jennie Keeler and survived by her. He belonged to the Masonic order and the Odd Fellows.

Roach and Musser Keeler Lone Tree Jennie Keeler Masonic Order The Odd Fellows

Judson Heads Pastors Group In Iowa Baptist Assn

SIOUX CITY AP The Rev. R F Judson of Cedar Rapids was elected president of the Pastors conference of the Iowa Baptist association. Mrs F R Asquith of Waterloo was named president of the women's conference. Rev E E Dierks of Iowa City was elected vice president and Rev W J Diegelman of Cedar Falls, secretary treasurer of the men’s group. The women’s conference chose Mrs William Welch of Grinnell as first vice president, Mrs S E Wilcox of Des Moines as second vice president, Mrs Frank Moore of Osage as secretary and Mrs J A Lapham of Des Moines as treasurer.

Sioux City R. F. Judson Cedar Rapids Iowa Baptist Association F. R. Asquith Waterloo E. E. Dierks Iowa City W. J. Diegelman Cedar Falls William Welch Grinnell S. E. Wilcox Des Moines Frank Moore Osage J. A. Lapham

Tipton Junior College Receives Conference Bid

Tipton junior college has been invited to join the Northeast Iowa Junior College conference. Included in the conference are Elkader Independence Lenox Maquoketa and Waukon with events in one act play contest basketball music speech drama reading track and tennis tournaments.

Tipton Northeast Iowa Junior College Conference

Tipton Honor Society elects new officers at high school

Nancy Gibbons was elected president of the Tipton chapter of the National Honor Society at Tipton High School this week. Sanford Cook was named vice president, Margaret Albert secretary, and Miss Vanzee treasurer.

Tipton Nancy Gibbons National Honor Society Tipton High School Sanford Cook Margaret Albert Miss Vanzee

Iowa News in Brief Highlights From Across Counties

William sburg Victor resident William Gahey won a gold medal while Ben Spurlock earned a silver in a county declamatory contest at the Methodist church under the WCTU. Other silver and gold contenders from Ladora Victor Geona Bluffs Williamsburg are listed with judges and donors. Wheatland prepares an operetta with a cast of sixty five for Oct. 27 in the school gym. Hazleton funeral of William R Crabb, 71, noted. Oelwein fund-raising tally grows with donations from a chicken supper and a three act comedy by high school faculty. Belle Plaine elects Florence Wheeler as Home Economics club president. Tama arrest of William Kubik sparks vehicle collision en route to jail. Mount Vernon Cornell college conservatory presents ten students in a recital. Strawberry Point hosts Clayton county American Legion Auxiliary convention. Columbus Junction reports new Iowa river bridge completion at $60,000. DeWitt Eu gene McManus post officers elected and stag party planned. Chelsea wedding unites Louise Behounek and Daniel Upah.

Williamsburg Marie Gahey Victor Ben Spurlock Iowa County Frances Clevenger Jean Fetzer Ladora Koleen Fetzer Katherine Fetzer Doris Blome Olive Shultz Geona Bluffs Verna Davis Hazleton William R. Crabb Brandon Arthur Silka Burr Finch Roy Crabb Albany Oelwein Violet Woodruff Geraldine Rusk Helen Kucera Emily Drahos Evelyn Mansfield Columbus Junction Iowa River Lundgren Rees Des Moines DE Witt Eugene McManus American Legion James Sample, Jr Guy Johnson Secce Edwin Zan Ee Vetter D. F Prane L. F Cuiteed R. E. Connole Frank Sillman Post Moose Hall Chelsea Much Joseph's Catholic Church Father Panek Louise Behounek Frank Behounek Daniel Upah Joe Upah Florence Upah Edward Behounek Mrs. Upah Belle Plaine

Two Iowans Held On HoldUp Charge

Two Ottumwa men from Iowa were jailed in Racine Wisconsin after a soft drink parlor fight led to arrests. They confessed planning a noon bank robbery next Saturday and admitted robberies of a grocery store and a soft drink parlor. Authorities said Ottumwa police sought them for two store holdups and they offered to surrender jurisdiction.

Racine Wis Ottumwa

Second Day Of Corn Festival In Iowa City

Iowa City plans for a two day corn festival on October 20 and 21. A Republican senatorial candidate will speak on the University of Iowa campus at 2 30 p m on October 21. A prominent Democratic candidate may appear on opening day. Events under consideration include a horseshoe pitching contest a corn husking contest a boys and girls pet show and a parade.

the Gazette Iowa City University of Iowa

Roosevelt Asked for His Policy on Soldiers Bonus

Sheriff P A Lainson of Pottawattamie county sent Gov Franklin D Roosevelt a telegram seeking a frank statement of policy on the soldiers bonus question. Lainson, a Seventh district Iowa American Legion representative, asks if Roosevelt stands for full and immediate payment of the bonus. Lainson says he himself is against the payment.

Council Bluffs P. A. Lainson Pottawattamie County Franklin D. Roosevelt Lainson Iowa American Legion Roosevelt

New Iowa Masonic Secretaries Guild Officers Named

H G Plowman of Waterloo is elected secretary treasurer to succeed R C Campbell of Mount Pleasant. Frank G Wolford of Muscatine is re elected president and H M Bradley of Manchester remains vice president for the coming year.

Masonic Group Des Moines INS H. G Plowman Waterloo Iowa Masonic Secretaries Guild Plowman R. C. Campbell Mount Pleasant Frank G. Wolford Muscatine H. M. Bradley Manchester

Paustian Divorce Action Dismissed for Lack of Grounds

In Tipton district court Judge F O Ellison ruled in the Ella Paustian versus Leon ard Paustian case there are no grounds for a divorce and dismissed the action at the defendant s costs.

Tipton Ella Paustian Leonard Paustian F. O. Ellison

Five Buildings Burned On Ohio Farm Near Toledo

Fire at the Charles Goodenow farm nine miles northwest of Toledo destroyed five buildings including a new bungalow and a barn. Loss estimated at 20000 dollars with only 7000 dollars insurance. Flames found by neighbor Willis Hennesey about 930 pm as Goodenows were away seeking a physician. Sparks spread to a hog house corn crib cattle shed and a water tank near the barn was lost. Only the chicken house was saved as neighbors saved poultry and hogs.

Toledo Charles Goodenow Willis Hennesey

Belle Plaine Hears Lecture On Alaska At Rotary Dinner

Seattle lecturer and cousin of Mrs. O C Burrows spoke at the King theater under Belle Plaine Rotary auspices. About four hundred attended including high school students and Rotary couples from Belle Plaine Marengo and Marshalltown. slides showed crops and climate. Raine spent twenty five years there. Dinner for 72 followed as Rev Vinton Lee opened with International Rotary remarks and O C Burrows spoke on plans to aid the needy.

Seattle Alaska O. C. Burrows King Theater Belle Plaine Rotary Club Marengo Marshalltown Iowa Raine Vinton Lee First Congregational Church International Rotary Rotary Morgan Morris

Pheasant Crash Injures Two in Wheatland Car

A pheasant shattered the windshield of a Wheatland car injuring Mrs. Edward Hamdorf and her daughter Patsy. The group was returning from an auto trip to Harlan Ta when the bird struck the glass, bending the sun visor and scattering glass cuts to the victims on their faces.

Wheatland Charles Heckard Edward Hamdorf Harlan Ta Edward Balster Lost Nation

Williamson to address Tipton Lions at special dinner

Fairfield district governor Williamson will speak at a Tipton Lions Club dinner in the Tipton consolidated school dining room on Tuesday October 18. Guests will include visitors from the Fairfield and Muscatine clubs and former members of the Tipton club.

Tipton Williamson Fairfield Tipton Lions Club Tipton Consolidated School Muscatine Tipton Club

Tama Jury Returns Three Indictments

Tama county grand jury returned three indictments to Judge B. O. Tankersley. Richard Buss of Tama faced lascivious acts with children. Charles Justice of Traer was indicted on false pretenses for allegedly attempting to fraudulently obtain money from Charles W. Scott. Frank L. Hamilton was charged with uttering a forged instrument for a $34.16 check to multiple named individuals. Willard Hennesy pled not guilty to drunken driving, then changed to guilty and received six months in jail with costs, parole on good conduct, and nine months license suspension. Charles Butterfield pled guilty to a liquor nuisance and was fined $300 plus $25 attorney fees, or three months in jail.

Toledo Tama County B. O. Tankersley Richard Buss Tama Charles Justice Traer Charles W. Scott Frank L. Hamilton Interstate Trust Company of Omaha Karl George da Dvorak T. E. Mattingly F. J. Rosicka Robert Ray William Pleen Willard Hennesy Tankersley E. O. Harris Charles Butterfield

Rochester Church Sets Homecoming October 16

Rochester Methodist Episcopal Church plans a homecoming with sermon by R. J. Snyder at 11 AM, basket dinner at noon, and an 2:30 reminiscence session led by Marion C. Hamiel. Speakers include former residents from seven communities and youth from area towns. Musical features include the West Side quartet and a young folk choir.

Tipton Rochester Methodist Episcopal Church R. J. Snyder Marion C. Hamiel Danfeldt Old West Side Rochester Cedar County George Davenport Cums John Brown Harper's Ferry Herbert Hoover

Homecoming Plans Completed at Iowa State College

Iowa State College prepares for a large homecoming with alumni and undergraduates. President R M Hughes and wrestling coach Hugo Otopalik will speak at the barbecue. Vaudeville acts orchestra and band music and talks by football players fill the program with Chuck Cownie of Des Moines as master of ceremonies. Fraternities sororities and dormitories vie in house decoration for prizes.

R. M. Hughes Hugo Otopalik Chuck” .Cownie Des Moines Iowa State Yellee

Cornell Professor Readies Connelly Play The Green Pastures

Mount Vernon Prof. Albert Franklin Johnson, head of Cornell's speech department, will perform The Green Pastures in an auditorium Saturday night. Johnson has appeared before audiences nationwide and is praised for unusual interpretative talent. His recital closes Mothers and Dads Day weekend events.

Mount Vernon Albert Franklin Johnson Marc Connelly

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North Central Ass’n Hyde Associated Press Shenandoah Earl May Col. Kneeland Heads Legion Eppear Jerren Tipton Junior College Iowa News Wheatland School Arthur Jones Nita Floyd Phylis Wilmarth Dale Klahn Paul Riedesel Marjorie Bkrke William Kubik Frank Wheeler Lew Smith Kubik Earl Spooner Joseph Kubik Marshal Wheeler Spooner Wheeler Cornell College Conservatory of Music Halsey Plummer Martelle Kathryn Wolf Lanark Lola Mades Polo Dana Bogzgie Margaret Bieber Claude Rose Newton Anna Zache Josephine Eyestone Margery Jensen Detroit Lakes Minn Alison Moore South Bethel Strawberry Point Clayton County American Legion Auxiliary Guttenberg McGregor Marquette New Home Bernice Rust Nashua Cassie Fliehler Jennie Morrell Gertrude Nichols Ruth Oe P McGregor Herren, McGregor H. G. Fussell Iowa State College Cornell Connelly Dept Baltimore Wmich P. Loriliasd Co., Inc
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