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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1933

Page

2

Lysistrata chosen for first community workshop play

The Little Theater workshop will stage Lysistrata as its season opener in Montrose Terrace room on Sunday Nov 5. A cast of about fifty five rehearses as Albert McCleery defends the show as gay and frank not obscene, with private performance for season ticket holders.

Little Theater Workshop Montrose Terrace Aristophanes sEverybody Tri-City Philadelphia New York Chicago Albert McCleery Community Players Lysistrata Acropolis Little Theater Workshop Gammer Gurton Needle Douglas Kirk Ruth Barth Franklin Battin George Gorman Robert S. Cook Ted Sealy McCleery

City Briefs And Personals Highlight Local Mixups

Adeline Bowers of Cedar Rapids Distributing is not the Adeline Bowers arrested in the Victory lunch room raid. Clayton R. Smith of Ogden Lumber sustained chest injuries when his truck crashed at 10.25 am Monday.

Adeline Bowers Cedar Rapids Distributing Company Ninth Street Victory Clayton R. Smith Thirty Fourth Street Ogden Lumber Company

Plank crashes through windshield injures driver at coal sheds

A plank extended from a coal shed building and struck a man in the chest, crashing through the windshield of his truck. The injured man, identified as Smith, was taken to St. Luke's hospital where x rays showed no fractured ribs.

Smith St. Luke’s Hospital

Big Springs Troop 14 Wins Fire Prevention Display

Boy Scout Troop 14 of Big Springs won first place in the Fire Prevention Week display at 223 Third Street SE last week. The troop is led by scout master Delbert Thom.

Big Springs Third Street Delbert Thom

Court House News: Personal Injury Actions Proceed

In Marion, Judge H C Ring presides Monday as J C Miller sues S J Jordan and J M Jordan for 7500 alleging brain concussion and knee injury from a June 16 1932 crash at Seventh Ave and Twelfth St. Miller, a railroad brakeman, testifies with several witnesses named. The session also covers Verenda Stingley’s 10777 20 personal injury suit against Mildred and William Crawford and A M Walters, alleging pelvic fracture from a collision at Fifth Ave and Sixteenth St with trial set.

H. C. Ring District Court J. C. Miller Marion S. J. Jordan J. M. Jordan Miller Seventh Avenue Twelfth Street John Vernon George Newlin Robert Sloan W. E. Wilber Roger Burroughs A. B. Clark Verenda Stingley Mildred Crawford William Crawford A. M. Walters Nellie Walters Fifth Avenue Sixteenth Street Walters

Gets 5 Year Sentence For Receiving Goods Stolen From Creswell

Clifford Dinnell, 40, of 347 Thirty first street SE, was sentenced to an indeterminate five year term at Fort Madison state penitentiary by Judge H. C. Ring on a charge of receiving stolen goods. Police had recovered some Creswell pharmacy merchandise from his home after a Sept. 22 break in.

Clifford Dinnell Thirtyfirst Fort Madison State Penitentiary H. C. Ring Creswell First Avenue E Dinnell Donald Mann Louis Kvach A. B. Clark Koach

Iowa Unemployed Costs Hit Over Half a Million in September

Iowa spent 542466.50 to care for 36516 unemployed families in September. H E Mulock, chairman of the state emergency relief committee, said the number aided declined from August while costs rose due to higher food prices and fuel needs. About 258316.91 funded work relief and 255788.18 direct relief, with the rest for transients and administration. The note adds a separate line about photography advances in darkness.

Des Moines Iowa H. E. Mulock State Emergency Relief Committee Mulock

Wills admitted in district court and local legal notes

Wills of George A Lane and Mary Simek admitted to probate with listed primary heirs and executors. A Whippet coupe abandoned on Third avenue W road is reported, owner Theodore Pettit. Divorce suit filed by Mary Bickerton against Edward E Bickerton seeks alimony. Rose Koch seeks judgment against Merchants National Bank for unauthorized debit. Benton county Rebekah assembly delegates announced for Council Bluffs meeting with local officials named.

George A. Lane Mary Simek George A Lane Chfford W. Lane Anna Hart Bobbie Hart George C. Gorman Sophie Dunek Joseph Simek Anna Brazda Elizabeth Simek Iowa State Savings Bank Jay Davis Joseph A. Petrus Third Avenue Theodore Pettit Mary Bickerton Edward E. Bickerton Nashua Rose Koch Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids Vinton Amanda Rossway Belle Plaine Marie Banse Garrison Benton County Rebekah Assembly Council Bluffs L. S. Hite

Many New Linn Relief Cases Reported by County Officials

Miss Cora Jacobs told Rotary club at Hotel Roosevelt that Linn county has 66 relief applicants this month, 51 new to county aid. In September 1,208 families needed relief for unemployment and 1,043 for other disabilities. Twelve investigators will work this month, with rent vouchers and food vouchers now being delivered to homes.

Linn County Cora Jacobs Rotary Club Hotel Roosevelt Miss Jacobs Rotarians

Relief Rules Limit Grocery Vouchers Under New Plan

Under the revised poor relief program three quarters of relief comes from federal and state funds. Average family relief about 18 dollars monthly with rent capped at 10 dollars. A couple may receive 2.40 weekly for groceries plus 0.50 per child weekly, milk for small children and special diets for invalids. Gas and light allowances are capped, coal allowances limited to one half ton in Oct and Nov. Families may name preferred grocer and coal dealer but must use items on official lists and county contracts.

Miss Jacobs

Peabody widow joins revival crowd of 8000

Jessie B Costello, acquitted last August of her husband’s murder by poison, appeared with Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton’s followers in a Sunday night revival before about 8000 people, described as joining the fold.

Boston INS Jessie B. Costello Peabody Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton Jessie

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