Walking Treatment Is Cure For Unruliness On Bus Route
Lynn Crozer has driven Cedar Rapids school buses for thirteen years guiding seventy unruly kids to and from Kenwood School. He uses walking discipline, treats, and safety rules to manage disturbances, while forming a caring bond with pupils and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Crozer
Crozer
Cedar Rapids Independent School District
Ned
Lee
Bugs
Charlie McCarthy
Maggie
Lynn
Pireiasense
Kenwood
Cedar Rapids
Wild Deer Breaks Into Post Office in East Aurora
A frightened wild deer dashed through East Aurora's post office Friday, leaped a plate glass window, and ran through the building before escaping. Police tracked the wounded animal by blood and shot it at town edge. the deer was later butchered for charity meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Aurora
N. Y
Wayne H. Wright
Iowa Court Grants Multiple Divorces and Related Civil Matters
Florence Baughman wins divorce from Charles Baughman on cruelty grounds with her prior name restored. Helen Noble awarded custody of a daughter after a divorce action with George Noble. Gwen D Kolda withdraws a dismissed divorce action against Rudolph J Kolda. Bertha Northrup granted divorce from Robert P Northrup. A $1 108.26 note suit by H S Kurtz against F R Lockwood dismissed. Incorporation papers filed for Peoples Credit corporation of Cedar Rapids. Sheriff’s office aids search for missing Fenton Masterhan. Final report approves receiver’s distribution of 6928.67 among creditors. Three men jailed for illegal sale of liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Louise Baughman
Charles Wesley Baughman
H. C. Ring
Cedar Rapids
Florence Louise Maxfield
John T. Moffit
Helen Noble
George Noble
Gwendolyn D. Kolda
Rudolph J. Kolda
Earl Sage
H. S. Kurtz
F. R. Lockwood
Receiver Bates Wins Default Judgments in Bank Note Actions
D W Bates as receiver of Central City s Wapsie Valley State bank obtained a 976 74 default judgment Saturday in a note action against Charles Reed. He also secured a 450 note default against Mrs Adellah Pike. Cudahy Packing Co was granted a 241 89 judgment in a separate action.
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D. W. Bates
Central City
Wapsie Valley State Bank
Charles Reed
Wapsie Valley
Adellah Pike
Cudahy Packing Company
Woman's sentence suspended for good behavior
Officials said the woman will abs ent herself from the county within ten days. County Attorney G K Thompson said care of Lloyd a paralytic invalid will be discussed with authorities. Vernon Reece 22 of Troy Mills received a two month county jail term effective Oct 7 after pleading guilty to forgery connected to a Syndicate Clothing check. P S Philipokis 51 of 1322 Eleventh St SE received three month jail term after pleading guilty to illegal sale of liquor. charge arose from a police liquor seizure. Foreclosure action totals 256 13 dollars against Myron F Udet and Faye Udet by Money Corporation.
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al Lloyd
Kathryn Coons
Thirty-second Street
G. K. Thompson
Lloyd
Vernon Reece
Troy Mills
P. S. Philipokis
Eleventh Street
Judge Ring
Philipokis
Illinois
Myron F. Udet
Faye Udet
Money Corporation
Linn Republicans Schedule Busy Week Across Linn County
Linn county Republicans announce a packed week of events with key speakers Fred Everett L J Dickinson and Elmer A Johnson. Major rallies and meetings are set at the Montrose hotel Crystal ballroom Viola and Walker with dinners tea and organizers coordinating attendance from towns county-wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Fred Everett
L. J. Dickinson
U. S. Senate
Elmer A. Johnson
Young
Republican
Crystal Ballroom
Montrose Hotel
Harry Nehls, Jr
E. K. Beane
Linn County Central Committee
Dickinson
Montrose
Walker
Johnson
UMW Membership Rises to Record 612113
The United Mine Workers of America announces 612113 members, up 6000 since spring, the largest in its history. Led by John L. Lewis, the UMW is a leading CIO union and the nation’s biggest labor group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Mine Workers of America
UMW
John L. Lewis
CIO
Harbormaster recalls drowning rescue sparks odd demand
Portland AP report recalls Captain Karl Prehn describing a 1937 drowning incident in which 25 were saved but only three thanked the harbor patrol. He noted one man sent a lawyer a day after his rescue demanding ten dollars for failing to retrieve his hat and tool.
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Portland
Ore
Karl Prehn
Harbor Patrol
Prehn
Musician Art Pryor Tells of Circus Life and Stage Jockeys
Staff reported profile of Art Pryor born in Keokuk and longtime Iowa musician who joined In Old Kentucky and Hagenbeck-Wallace shows. He recalls playing clarinet and banjo while also serving as a jockey for a stage horse race with fines for winners. He later settled in Cedar Rapids and teaches multiple instruments.
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Asic
Arthur Jackson
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Art
Keokuk
Colfax
Iowa
Des Moines
Old Kentucky
New York
Queen Bess
Cedar Rapids
Rocky Mountains
Western States
Grand Canyon
Robinson
Bill Robinson
Bill
John Philip Sousa
San Francisco
Jack Johnson
Sousa
Jack Johnsons
Arthur Pryor
Jack
Chicago
A.m
Vemle Wallace
Hagenback-Wallace
Wallace
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
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By Carl Dueser
Board of Education
Big Sister
Wild Deer
Court House News
Peoples Credit Corporation of
Dempsy Jones
M. D. Anderson
D. E. Anderson
James H. Smith
State Investigation Bureau
Fenton Masterhan
Troy Mills Bracer
Masterhan
J. R. Roberts
Handy Sack Ealer Company
Marion
Commercial Savings Bank of
Ed Kasper
Jack Bowdish
Ault and Wyborg
LINN
Everett
Cedar Rapids Printing CO
W. T. Sands
Stubbs Agency
Continental Casualty Co
Linn County Medical Society
L. Rubek
Pres
Dale A. Stubbs
L. H. Stubbs & Co., Inc
O. R. CO
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Jet Mt
Art II
Abbott's
Parke-Davis
Squibb
Upjohn
Natola
Delta Lederle
Paramount Pharmacy
Paramount Theater
Merchants National Bank Building
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