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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1934

Page

12

Iowa Grange endorses one legislative branch at 1934 session

Special to The Caretta Manchester reports the Iowa State Grange’s sixteenth annual session endorses a single legislative branch and condemns the state for liquor legalization. The group approves an agricultural adjustment program for 1935 and selects Newton as next meeting site with J. S. Knight to oversee and leadership changes announced.

Caretta Manchester Tashan Arts. Gee liv Fas Robert Lincoln Ralph Longley Francis Schmitz Gannell Earl Wheatcraft Colfax Joe Gill Strawberry Point Newton J. S. Knight Gale McClene Wilton Junction Charles Gharret Grinnell Agricultural Committee R. L. Amsberry Oneida C. R. Ratcliff A. P. Arp Eldridge C. P. Kaisand Peianelli W. A. Petted Newon

L BROWN FUNERAL HELD AT SPRINGVILLE

Funeral services were held Sunday for L Brown. The former insurance man from Cedar Rapids and longtime resident of Linn County had been killed in a track accident Tuesday.

L. Brown Springville

Bern Silo And Shed Barn On Delmar Farm

Fire destroyed a hay barn a silo and an open shed on Fred Lohmeier's Delmar farm about 3 pm Thursday. Combustion in newly filled hay started the blaze. flames spread to the wood frame, but firefighters prevented spread to other buildings. Insurance on the barn was $2,000 but not sufficient.

Spertal Gerena Delmar Fred Lohmeier Delmar Lohmeier

Legion elects officers for coming year at Elberon

The American Legion in Elberon has elected officers for the coming year. Fred Vande Wall was chosen commander with Lewis J. Valenta as vice commander and George Stransky as adjutant and finance officer. F. M. Mandel will serve as service officer, Walter Johnson as chaplain, and J. F. Wamser as sergeant at arms.

Elberon American Legion Fred Vande Wall Lewis J. Valenta George Stransky F. M. Mandel Walter Johnson J. F. Wamser

Order Denied Habeas Corpus for Threasher in Iowa

Fred Threasher, a habitual thief sentenced from Independence to Fort Madison, had his freedom denied Friday in a habeas corpus hearing before District Judge John E. Craig. He argued improper charging since the Independence grand jury was in session when the Buchanan County attorney filed information. He was ordered returned to prison.

Fort Madison Fred Threasher Independence John E. Craig Threasher Independence Grand Jury Buchanan County

Highway Bids to Be Opened October 23

Ames reports highway construction bids to be opened Oct 23 covering grading of 57.5 miles in 13 counties and graveling 54 miles in seven counties. Bridges and culverts planned in 18 counties including Tama and U S 30 west of Belle Plaine. one culvert listed. John Ward McGranahan American Legion post at Newhall elected officers led by Commander John Meland and installed by Jim Milroy.

Ames (Ap Larrabee Clayton Tama U. S. No Belle Plaine Newhall John Ward McGranahan American Legion John Meland Fay Davis Robert Hegewald Irve Weichman William Doss W. J. Connor Third District Jim Milroy Vinton

Mail Route Pioneer Recalls 1904 Start Of Route Four

A retirement celebration recalled Mr Smyth becoming the first to carry mail on route four in 1904. He began with a horse and mail cart on a timber path. Officials at the event included William McCool of Masonville national pioneer club president Fred Neuhaus Victor first district president Van M. Davis Iowa City Johnson county president and Mrs Frank Clear Johnson county auxiliary president.

Agence Ufa Teat Dayka Saayih Renar Nerica Axe Hunt Waxer Shiman T. W Revnatis Wffin Alice Seorth Ska Hess Anna Meek William McCool Masonville Margaret Jour Brera Fred Newhaus Velma Becktalk Woo Vich Smyth The Pioneer Club Fred Neuhaus Victor van M. Davis Iowa City Johnson County Frank Clear

Cedar Rapids Chosen For Next Pythian Convention

Mareng o Cedar Rapids was chosen as the next convention site at a district meeting of nearly 500 Pythians here Thursday. Four teen lodges in six counties were represented at the meeting. In general charge of arrangements locally were Frank S. Hite Bruce Royal Arthur Brown and R R Hibbs. On committees were Mrs Elsie Branch Mrs Elizabeth Langlas Mrs Carrie Mercer Mrs Ruth Hite Mrs Clara Attig Mrs Bess Lindsay Mrs Jessie Chantry Mrs Agnes Lindsay Mrs Lydia Jenkins Mrs Cora Waddell Mrs Bess Fesler Olle Denzler Mrs Donna Freeze and Mrs Phoebe Misel.

Marengo Cedar Rapids Frank S. Hite Bruce Royal Arthur Brown R. R. Hibbs Elsie Branch Elizabeth Langlas Carrie Mercer Ruth Hite Clara Attig Bess Lindsay Jessie Chantry

Iowa U. to Premiere Helen Keller Musical Chant of Darkness

The University of Iowa chorus and orchestra will premiere Chant of Darkness next spring. Prof. Philip G. Clapp of the UI music department set the music for the production in Iowa City.

Iowa U Helen Keller Iowa City University of Iowa Chorus Chant of Darkness Philip G. Clapp University of Iowa Music Department

Lutheran minister denounces modernism at Iowa convention

Rev. C C Hein, president of the national council of the American Lutheran church, declares modernism and atheistic communism deadly foes of Christianity as the church opens its biennial convention in Waverly Iowa. He accuses modernism of rejecting core Christian truths and warns that communism hates religion and seeks to erase God. He also questions Roosevelt era debt policy and the cost of prosperity.

Waverly Cc. C. Hein National Council of the American Lutheran Church Columbus Hein Roosevelt

Presbyterian Synod Holds 75th Meeting in 1935

The seventy-fifth annual United Presbyterian synod meeting closed in Newton after selecting Goldfield Iowa as the 1935 convention site. Tarkio College directors named: Rev. D Chalmers Fulton Washington IA Rev. W F Graham Allerton IA J F Weltman Winterset IA. Harvey Barnes Crawfordsville IA and Rev. G E Carnahan St. Charles IA elected to the synod board of trustees.

St. Charles Synod Board of Trustees

Stop Mortuary From Opening In Private Home At Iowa City

Judge P Gaffney granted a temporary injunction to block Emily and Faye Smykil from opening a funeral home in a private Iowa City residence citing zoning violation and nuisance concerns. Plaintiffs Lucy Tait Gibson and Prof and Mrs E B Reuter posted a $1000 bond. The ruling noted the morbid nature of funeral activity as incompatible with the residential district.

The Gazette Iowa City P. Gaffney Emily Faye F. Smykil Gaffney Lucy Tait Gibson E. B. Reuter

R.O.T.C. Engineering Appointments At S.U.S.

Iowa City gains new first lieutenants Gilbert F. Braden and Ingalls S. Bradley in the University of Iowa R.O.T.C. engineering unit. New non commissioned officers include Peter Bruchkes Milton L. Grove Robert F. Matek Clinton Ward Lyle S. Richardson Irving L. Roberts and Emil J. Petranek from Cedar Rapids and Iowa City.

Canette Iowa City University of Iowa Engineering R.O.T.C Gilbert F. Braden Ingalls S. Bradley Peter Brchkes Cedar Rapids Milton L. Grove Robert F. Matek Clinton Ward Lyle S. Richardson Irving L. Roberts Emil J. Petranek

Brigham Receives Iowa Best Book Award

Des Moines AP reports Johnson Brigham, Iowa state librarian, won the Iowa Library Association plaque for the year’s outstanding contribution to literature by an Iowa author for his book The Youth of Old Age published last spring.

Des Moines Iowa Library Association Iowa Johnson Brigham State

Cornell Students Seek Greater Voice at Mount Vernon

Cornell college students demanded more representation in campus affairs at a mass meeting in the college chapel. They pressed for redeployment of events around homecoming and proposed a cross group committee to study reforms, with early action promised and talks on athletic support.

Mount Vernon Cornell College College Chapel H. J. Burgstahler Association of Women Students

Kraschel Attacks Turner Over Farm Foreclosures

Lieutenant Governor Nels Kraschel charged that former Governor Turner could have saved many farm homes by using the moratorium during the 1932 corn surge. He said Turner’s inaction gave way to Herring’s administration who halted foreclosures by proclamation and a later moratorium to refinance.

Turner Kraschel

Petit Jurors Drawn For Cedar Co. District Court

Forty jurors were drawn for the Cedar County district court November term to appear November 12. Judge H C Ring of Cedar Rapids will preside. Jurors named include Verne Argo Tipton Ed Becker Clarence Wal ter Benson West Liberty Clar ence Carl Tipton Madell Chamberlain Tipton and many others from Tipton West Branch Clarence Durant and Mechanicsville.

Tipton Cedar County Durant Curtis Frymeyer Wilton Junction Louis Goldsmith London Blanche Handley Margaret Highly Floyd Hill R. E. Hill Buchanan William Jurgens Bennett Emma Kohler Clarence Frank J. Kofron West Branch William Roth Fritz Pruess Herman Dicht Merle Long Thomas Mayer Dora Michener Besse Miller Olin George Moir Mechanicsville Charles Nissen Dan Oberholzer Adolph Peters Walter Randall Norma Schluter Lou Smith Gladys Stotler Atalissa Will Valett Moscow Minnie Wagner Helen Walters Leroy Wiese George Weller

Thief Steals Demonstrator Ford V-8 in Walker Break-In

A Ford V-8 demonstrator with license 57 19071 was stolen Thursday night from the Earl Fister garage in Walker. A locked car in the same garage was fingerprinted as evidence. a side window breach and minor cash loss were noted. A grain elevator break-in yielded nothing stolen. Deputies Condon and Stanley investigated. possible link to a Wednesday car wreck near Ray Wieser oil station as the town seeks clues.

The Gazette A. Walker Walker Earl Fister Larry Condon Earl Stanley Cedar Rapids Gardner and Takes Ray Wieser

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