Cedar Rapids sees record September in building permits
September 1936 totals show Cedar Rapids posting a city high for building permits at 200 valued at 110 921 dollars. Telephones reached 16 495 lines, post office receipts hit 48 536 28, and energy use climbed to 16 126 290 kilowatt hours as activity remains strong.
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Cedar Rapids
Consolidated Business
Industrial Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
DeMolays Install Officers With Ritual Teams Named
Robert J. Kolarik to be installed as master councilor of Cedar Rapids chapter No 10 DeMolay on Friday at 7 30 p m at Masonic hall R L Churchill to serve as installing officer Other officers include Don Russell Donald Reysa Paul R Clendening James Corwin Richard Wingert John Bailey Charles Russell James Ralston William Engle Joseph Ainsworth James Bromwell Carl Bishup Robert Smith Vernon Stevens James McFadden Kingston Brokaw Jack Walters Walter Dennis Charles Moeller George Helmendahl Earl Delzell Richard Morehouse Flower talk by Richard Morehouse Ritual teams will portray roles with Fred J Witousek assigning duties A panel of past masters photographs planned and a post installation dance afterward.
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Robert J. Kolarik
Cedar Rapids
Masonic Hall
R. L. Churchill
Don Russell
Donald Reysa
Paul R. Clendening
H. James Corwin
Richard Wingert
John Bailey
Charles Russell
James Ralston
William Engle
Joseph Ainsworth
James Bromwell
Carl Bishup
Robert Smith
Sentinel
Vernon Stevens
James McFadden
Kingston Brokaw
Jack Walters
Walter Dennis
Charles Moeller
George Helmendahl
Earl Delzell
Richard Morehouse
Fred J. Witousek
Joseph Armsworth
Bruce McGregor
Robert McGregor
James Milhon
Irving Blivas
Hugh Dorrien
Allen Nicholson
James Jensen
Millard E. Buchanan
Three Boys Earn Their Chevrons In Y Contest
After two weeks of competition in the Y M C A younger boys point contest Guerney Day reports three boys earned their first chevron. La verne Boots Mike Besik and Garfield Potts have over 500 points toward their first award.
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Guerney Day
Y. M. C. A. Laverne Boots
Mike Besik
Garfield Potts
Day
Tigers
Richard Rompot
Hawkeyes
Phillip Murillo
Dogpatchers
Peter Schwinn
Skunkhollowers
Richard Pepmeyer
Flashes
Jesse Arenas
Roughricers
Emory Lamb
Giants
Ankees
Jack Burman
Clayton And Linn County Lifers Get Executive Clemency
DES MOINES AP Gov Clyde L Herring commuted life sentences of six men to fixed terms, including Amos Harper a Buena Vista county farmer convicted of poisoning neighbor Marshall A Lee. The clemency came on the parole board recommendation, making them eligible for parole.
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Des Moines
Clyde L. Herring
Amos Harper
Buena Vista County
Marshall A. Lee
State Board of Parole
Harper
Commutations in Iowa for Murder and Burglary Cases
The state board commuted several long sentences including Lee who was found guilty of placing poison in alcohol, and Har per who claimed he pled guilty under threats. Other reductions affected George Solo an, Charles Butler, Joseph C. Stang, Loren Painter, Edward J. Singer, with notes on motives and officer promises influencing outcomes.
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Lee
Harper
T. J. Billion
George Soloan
Woodbury County
Charles Butler
Linn County
Butler
Joseph C. Stang
Polk County
Loren Painter
Jesper County
Edward J. Singer
Clayton County
Singer
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