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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1933

Page

3

Iowa City Prepares For Record Homecoming Attendance

Iowa City braces for a record homecoming with housing planned for about 10060 visitors in hotels fraternities and sororities and private homes More than 23000 students march in a giant parade and a mass meeting is planned alumni governors and Des Moines leaders are invited Decorated houses compete for prizes while civic groups fund plaques memorial arches and a potential bonfire reversal depends on the game outcome Rubber and tin sales may rise as a national recovery drive continues

Iowa City Iowa Hstacenis A.umn Schedlec Ted Clyde Hermere Waner Stewart Des Moines Colece of Medicine Henry J Prer Envy xi Cecoratec Reta Merchants Bureau Coliece

Baldwin Couple Celebrates 56th Anniversary at Home

Mr and Mrs Joseph Curry of Baldwin celebrate their 56th wedding anniversary at their Baldwin home. The couple married Oct 16 1877 by Rev Isaac Newtor at the Meth odist parsonage. They began housekeeping in Morrow’s farms then moved to South Grove in Clinton county.

Baldwin Joseph Curry Baldwin Mondar Bernard Curry Curry Jones Lydia Nooe John Susannah Curr Low Natron Malcom Curry Canton County

Three Killed and Dozens Hurt in Iowan Auto Crashes

Three people died and many were injured in a string of weekend car crashes across Iowa. Notable victims include Leonsaré Joenks, 20, and Mrs. Arthur Kraft, 25, both killed in separate collisions near Ruthven and Sioux City involving Ralph Mancan and Henry Janssen. Several others, including Mabel Scanlon of Boone and Marian Kennedy of Namra, sustained severe injuries. Kennedy and her brother were hit during a crash near Webster City.

Associaten Press Gale Leonsaré Joenks Dickens Arthur Kraft Coleridge Joenks Ralph Mancan Sioux Cuy Ruthven RV Comstock Sioux Mancan Hraft Henry Janssen Sioux City Janssens Thes Mabel Scanlon Boone Lee Marian Nennedy Namrar Webster City Nennedy Scanon C W Marvel Mass Kennecy Boone Hospital Barangion Nton Howard Strums Muscat Ralph Hatchcroft Medapolis Hutencroft Clinton Sturms J Borgstrand Lester Manning Paul

Prof Nagler Sees No Improvement After Surgery

Special to The Gazette Iowa City professors health described as very serious after ruptured appendix operation a week ago. Doctors say he is holding his own but shows no improvement and remains in critical condition at the university engineering college.

Iowa City Fred A Nagler University of Iown College of Engineering

Grinnell Debates 11 Ton Cannon in Park

Grinnell residents clash over placing an 11 ton cannon in the city park. Professor Henry C Conard says it would discord the park scene and suggests it belong at a high school entrance with a warning plaque about war. A Grinnell Methodist class objects to the gun while Legionnaire John Garwood argues a city is not first class without a cannon and recalls four cannons on a courthouse lawn.

Grinnell Grinnell Post American Legion Henry C Conard Grinnell College Grinnell Methodist Men John Garwood Legionaire Marshalltown

Shimek Honored By Will H. Dily League

ESTHERVILLE Iowa Dr T D Kas of Sutherland began a new term as president of the Will H Dile league of Iowa after an annual convention re electing him honorary president Bohumil Shimek of Iowa City was honored at the gathering Officers named include Frank Marnette Spirit Lake A Claire Dewey Washington RS Barnard Spencer L P Shaffer Spencer Joe Howe Estherville and A B Coffman district directors The Nichols death notice reports Clara E Rhodes 48 in Pasadena Calif widow of Clark Rhodes survived by son Burrell mother Mrs Wilvert and brother Bert Wiltert Muscatine The family lived in Nichols before moving west

Estherville INL T D Kas Sutherland Will H. Dile Nichols Clara E. Rhodes Pasadena Calif Clark Rhodes Burrell Wilvert Bert Wiltert Muscatine Rhodes California Methodist Church Royal Neighbor Lodge

North Liberty Man Killed by Live Wire

Swisher Millard Singleton aged 24 son of Mr and Mrs George Singleton of North Liberty was electrocuted at the Iowa Electric Light and Power substation at 125 am Monday. He was cleaning equipment when he touched a high voltage wire. Fellow workers Lester Consamus and Leo Vanourney found the body. Singleton, unmarried, had worked three years for the light company. A year ago John Svoboda died in a similar accident at the station.

Swisher Millard Singleton George Singleton North Liberty Iowa Electric Light and Power Company Lester Consamus Leo Vanourney Singleton The Light Company John Svoboda

Ten Students Named to Cornell College Honor List

Special to The Gazette Mount Vernon Ten students head the Cornell College honor list published by registrar Dr W S Ebersole here Saturday. The second group includes seventeen names and thirty are given honorable mention.

Mount Vernon Cornell College W. S. Ebersole Gordon Johnson Cedar Rapids Priscilla Keeler Richard Tims Tama Marian Chamberlin Muscatine Richard Baker Cedar Falls Pau Clayton Holyoke Colo Margaret Herrick Minneapolis Alice Maher Flushing Ruth Miller Waterloo Edith Slothower Dixon Doris Albin West Branch Leo Beraneck Marguerite Bresson Compton Ill Ruth Burton Gordon Chamberlin Arlington Marjorie Coleman Eleanor Culver Mitchell S. D Florence Hanson Arline Herdklotz Woodstock Alison Moore Tipton William Reynolds Ottumwa Claude Rose Newton Donald Rugg Rochester N.Y Pearl Rumble Robert Smith Lost Nation Margaret Stratton Ruth van Buren Anamosa Rosco Anderson Clinton Eleanor Atkinson Hubert Barr Margaret Chamberlin Dorothy Cheever Wilton Lester Coleman Alice Davidson Lissette Ehrmann Des Moines Bernice Fictor Clarence Margaret Fussell Josephine Hart Dreva Hawks Ruth Hill Springville Hele Holmgren Davenport Raymond Kautz West Chicago Robert Kendrick Wapello Pauline Kyle Margaret Leonard Laura McKay Savanna

Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Open State Convention

Two thousand five hundred members gathered in Council Bluffs to open the eighty sixth annual state convention with sessions running through Oct 20. Across the Missouri River in Omaha Nebraska delegates of the same orders organized for their state convention and planning a joint banquet. Cedar Rapids grand master N D Smith leads the event with Lola Clinton Marshalltown presiding for the Rebekahs.

Council Blufys Odd Fellows Rebekahs Missouri River Omaha Nebraska N D Smith Cedar Rapids Iowa Lola Clinton Marshalltown

Believe Cresco Man Killed Wife And Self

Authorities plan an inquest to determine exact circumstances of the deaths of Fred Rossman Jr and his estranged wife. They believe Rossman shot the woman and then killed himself. Mrs Rossman was found at her Cresco home Saturday night. Rossman’s body was later found near the house.

Cresco Fins Fred Rossman Jr Rossman Rossmans

New Auto License Plates Delayed to January 2 In Iowa

Des Moines AP reports Iowa will extend license plate sales by a month. Superintendent Lew Wallace said 1934 plates go on sale January 2 and delinquency for owners who fail to obtain them starts February 1, extending the prior December 1 sale date and January 1 delinquency.

Des Moines Iowa Lew Wallace State Motor Vehicle Department General Assembly

Former Ainsworth Mayor And Postmaster Dies

Funeral services for W. T. Trotter 73 former Ainsworth mayor and postmaster will be Tuesday afternoon at 2 in the Ainsworth Methodist church. Born June 18 1860 in Fairfield he moved to Ainsworth at 17 and spent 42 years in blacksmithing. He served 17 years as postmaster and 17 years writing insurance. Surviving are eight children in Iowa Galveston and Cincinnati.

Gazette Washington W T Trotter Ainsworth Methodist Fairfield Alexander Amanda Crawford Trotter Isabelle Stewart Trotter Des Moines Willis T. Trotter Kansas City H. B Stickley Galveston Tex G F. Trotter W H. Ross Keota L. J Trotter

Vinton Plant Packages 120000 Cans of Pumpkin

A Vinton Iowa plant completed a pumpkin canning run totaling 120000 cans in five thousand cases. The operation lasted ten days employing thirty to forty workers and disbursing about $2000 in wages. Pumpkin supplies arrived from Edgewood Rowley Palo Garrison Vinton Urbana Brandon Shellsburg and Van Horne.

Vinton Iowan Canning Company Edgewood Rowley Palo Garrison Urbana Brandon Shellsburg van Horne

Death of Decorah priest Father Hogan at 73

The Rev. Father Marth Hogan aged 73 longtime pastor of St Benedict’s church Decorah died Sunday from a heart attack after preaching services Saturday he had been ill but conducted Sunday mass Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 10 am burial in Duburne He was born in Ireland and is survived by two brothers a sister and several nephews and cousins all clergy members including Rev Fathers M J Hogan Greene Patrick Hogan Postville James Hogan Brainard Minn and Maroney Helena Mont

Chavette Decorah Marth Hogan St. Benedict's Church Duburne Father Hogan Ireland M. J. Hogan Greene Patrick Hogan Postville James Hogan Brainard Minn Maroney Helena Mont

West Branch Farmer Injured by Cow Accident

Andrew J. Foraker suffered a broken elbow in an odd farm mishap near West Branch Friday. While driving a cow, the animal stepped on a loose board, tripping him and causing a three place fracture.

West Branch Andrew J. Foraker

Civil War veteran J D Byers dies at 87 in South English

J D Byers born December 9 1845 in Lancaster Pennsylvania died at his home in South English after living in Washington community and Pilotburg. He served in the Twenty first Pennsylvania Cavalry and the Fifth Corps Army of the Potomac. Survived by eight children including Martha Myers Fredonia Vivian Byers Althea Burns Clara Byers Fred Byers John Byers Grace Sigmund and Bessie Fickling. Funeral services were held at Wellman Methodist Church.

Byers Henrietta Bartholomew Pilotburg Wellman G. A. R Martha L. Myers Fredonia Kan Vivian Byers Lake Park Althea A. Burns Des Moines

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Wisconsin Kitish Malava United States Wahton Junction Mrs Joseph Clery Prof. Nagler Shimek Will H. Dily League Majestic Radio Teen Hall-Ekfelt Third Avenue Simmons Steel Axminster Wiltons Cresco Vinton Plant Edith Richards Burton Smith Josephine Sheets Ray Handley Poppy Sale RD. Swartzlender Charles Reid Roy Fulwider Verda Wilson Clarence Carl William Naber Fidac Clarence Kuhn Second Avenue Rity J. D. Byers Second Coats
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