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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1936

Page

7

Rebels Beat Back Spanish Loyalists Near Madrid Front

Nationalists delivered decisive defeats to leftist loyalist forces west of Madrid, forcing a retreat and prompting urgent fortification efforts in suburbs. Insurgent reports claim two Cordoba towns cut Madrid's coal supply, threatening heat and defense operations, while bombardment and relief efforts stretch the government’s position in the three month old civil war.

Gibraltar Madrid Cordoba Madrid-east Coast Oviedo

Monticello Celebrates Its First Century In Festive Style

Monticello marks 100 years with a parade, floats, and a town centennial program. The event features a three tiered cake, early settler displays, and veterans Mark Morse and Mr Moats in attendance. Mayor McLaughlin welcome address and ceremony at the high school auditorium honor pioneer families and local organizations.

Monticello First Street F. D. McLaughlin Millington F. Carpenter The State University Mark H. Morse Wyoming Jones County Moats Center Junction

Iowa Baptist Society officers named in annual meeting

Departmental Secretaries And Officers Of Iowa Baptist Mission Society Chosen. Songs popular in the eighties were featured in high school glee clubs. A quartet including Emil Ricklefs Rex Ricklefs Dale McConnell and Arch Grimes performed several numbers. Prof Carpenter presented Monticello history. Laura Hicks Koop spoke on early fashions. Old time fiddlers provided music for square dances. A 1800s fashion parade was planned for Thursday evening.

Emil Ricklefs Rex Ricklefs Dale McConnell Arch Grimes Monticello Prof Carpenter Laura Hicks Koop Washington, D. C

D A V District Convention Held at Wapello

Special to The Gazette. Daughters of Veterans District No 1 met in Wapello choosing Washington as 1937 meeting site. Officers elected include President Mrs Blanche Foster Washington and Vice President Mrs Lucille Dupius Washington. Department officers present were Mrs Jeanette Black Nevada President and Mrs Ethel Dillon Nevada Secretary. Several local officers from Muscatine Burlingon Davenport and Wapello were listed with roles from treasurer to guard and chaplain. Miss Alice Hunt presided as musician.

Wapello Daughters of Veterans Washington Blanche Foster Lucille Dupius Ada Talkington Muscatine Jeanette Black Nevada Ethel Dillon Cecil Bowers Burlington Guard Ida Kremer Louise Schnoor Davenport Clara Bowser Grace Oakes Lottie Young Fern Deihl Grace Smith Alice Hunt

Two Iowa City measures head to November ballots

Iowa City voters will decide two questions at the November 3 election. One asks approval to remodel the American Legion community building. The other seeks a proposed amendment to the state constitution to abolish the decennial state census.

Iowa City American Legion

No Opposition for Two Iowa County Officials in Nov elections

The November 3 contest features two unopposed Iowa County incumbents, County Attorney Harold B. Claypool, a Republican, and Auditor Werner Uhlmann, a Democrat, while several other offices show multiple candidates. Notable races include Rep. J. P. Gallagher and Republican opponent W. J. Kueneman, plus State Senator Paul W. Schmidt facing Frederick C. Schadt and H. G. Smith.

Gazette Marengo Iowa Williamsburg Harold B. Claypool Werner Uhlmann Claypool University of Iowa Law College North English Uhlmann York Township J. P. Gallagher W. J. Kueneman Gallagher Kueneman Farmer-Labor Robert Shedenhelm Ladora Paul W. Schmidt Iowa City Frederick C. Schadt H. G. Smith Marengo Townsend Club

Christian Nielsen 78 dies in Springville blacksmith for 45 years

Christian Nielsen a Springville resident and Denmark native who worked as a blacksmith for forty five years died Thursday after a long illness. He is survived by his widow and two daughters Mrs W H Paul of Central City and Mrs Chris Nielsen of Cedar Rapids. Funeral services will be held Saturday.

Springville

Shell introduces Super-Shell balanced gasoline

A 1930s style ad explains stop and go driving wastes fuel. It claims daily 30 stops slow speed, shifting and rapid acceleration raise gas use. Shell engineers offer Super-Shell as the first truly balanced gasoline with three powers for quick starts, hill climbing, and economical running, available at 30,000 Shell stations nationwide.

Shell

Afternoon Service at Hunte Chapel Led by Reverend L C Smith

A brief church note reports an afternoon gathering at Hunte Chapel with Rev. L C Smith officiating. The item records a solemn service led by the local pastor in a quiet religious community setting.

Hunte Chapel L. C. Smith

School elected officers for Hopkinton junior high

Officers were chosen at Hopkinton junior high with eighth grade leaders Richard Brown as president and Richard Smith as vice president Norma Stock is secretary and Donald Moss treasurer Seventh grade president Willetta Eike vice president Betty Wheeler secretary James Gerlich treasurer Frank Smith All listing reflects student government roles for the coming term.

Hopkinton Richard Brown Richard Smith Norma Stock Donald Moss Willetta Eike Betty Wheeler James Gerlich Frank Smith

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Iowa Baptist Mission Society Iowa Woman’s Baptist Mission Society First Baptist Church M. B. O’banion le Mars Children’s World Crusade W. H. Shippey Des Moines G. R. Woodhouse Vinton O. E. Wheeler Town Falls White Cross Paul Morf Fredericksburg State World Wide Guild J. R. Waggoner Dows M. L. Dewey Wellman Sam Shumate Christian Friendliness Frank Moore Osage Thompson Photos Cedar Rapids William Welsh Grinnell F. R. Asquith Waterloo E. E. Esslinger Sheffield S. E. Wilcox Duster Moen First Avenue E Wayne K. Stake Milford Engelbert Hilton Township John Hlavacek Washington Township Roy G. Fass Pilot Township Christian Nielsen Tata Hotel Roosevelt Ohio FOLEY Harvey Harvey Brothers At Harvey Brothers Second Street
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