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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1934

Page

3

Supreme Court Rules Farm Bureau Aid Law Applies

The Iowa Supreme Court upheld a Farm Bureau financial aid law requiring counties to pay $10 per listed member when a county Farm Bureau has more than 200 bona fide members. The decision confirms boards of supervisors have no discretion and mandamus may compel payment for Appanoose County’s 239 members at $2,390.

Des Moines Iowa Supreme Court Farm Bureau Boards of Supervisors High Court Taylor County Appanoose County Elmer K. Daugherty Appanoose District Court Supreme Court Daugherty

Raines Couple Celebrate Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary in Independence

Robert B. Raines former bank president and Mrs. Raines marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a family noon dinner and an afternoon evening reception in Independence. Their son the Rev Richard Campbell Raines of Minneapolis and sister Mrs. Alice Davies of Iowa City attended. Raines, born August 15 1859 in Toledo Ohio, led a long career in education law banking and church music and chaired local Knights of Pythias activities.

Independence Robert B. Raines Raines Iowa City Mr. Raines Toledo George Raines Rowley Buchanan County First National Bank Hereas-Beck Tol Ree People's National Bank Knights of Pythias Methodist Church Presbyterian Church

U Iowa Homecoming Weekend At Upper Iowa University

Fayette reports Upper Iowa University hosts a weekend homecoming with a Luther College football game on Saturday, a college dinner at 5 30 in the Broad room, and a performance of Uncle Tom's Cabin by University Players Saturday night. Convocation Sunday morning features. Alumni Lettermen plan a 12 45 reunion to reorganize the club. Reverend John DeLong class of 1926 named toastmaster.

Ropedal the Gazette Fayette Upper Iowa University Luther College Luther MenselsNitve John DeLong

Raines Family Ties Mark Local Sunday School Legacy

Mrs. Raines, formerly Miss Cora Curtis of Batavia New York, daughter of Dr and Mrs John L Curtis, taught music and elocution locally for years. A Smith College alumna, she helped found the Ladies Music Society and leaves a son and daughter Ruth at home.

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Legion Auxiliary Chief Names Committee Heads

Mrs. Leona Ladehoff, state president, announced the committee chairs for the new year. Americanism Mrs Harold G Schill Fort Dodge. community service Mrs C M Vetter Atlantic. publicity Mrs Ralph Williams Marion. rehabilitation Mrs F N Nigemeyer Fort Madison. finance Mrs A H Hinderman Wapello. legislation Mrs T A King West Union. music Mrs Guy Miller Britt. emblems Mrs Oscar Hansen Sioux City. judge advocate Mrs R W Williams Eldora.

Clinton Leona Ladehoff American Legion Auxiliary Harold G. Schill Fort Dodge Community Service C. M. Vetter Atlantic Ralph Williams Marion F. N. Nigemeyer Fort Madison A. H. Hinderman Wapello

Iowa Auto Death Toll 361 in 1934

Des Moines AP Lew Wallace state motor vehicle chief announced the Iowa auto death toll for 1934 stood at 361 as of Sept 1, up fifty from 1933. Since 1926 motor vehicle deaths have risen yearly. 1934 records show 7,255 accidents with 7,515 injuries and 1,077 pedestrians.

Des Moines Iowa Lew Wallace Wallace

Wills Filed in Tama County Probate Case

Two wills entered in Tama county district court. Jennie Brush of Chelsea dated 1929 distributes property among eight children and twelve grandchildren. Charles E S Cooper Civil War veteran of Toledo died Oct 6 at 90 leaving 80 acre Otter Creek farm to son Arthur until Mar 1 and dividing remaining estate among sons Charles J Edwin A and Arthur B and grandchildren Earl H Ruth M in equal shares held in trust.

Toledo Tama County District Court Jennie Brush Chelsea Hattie Ryan S. A. Brush Edward A. Brush Frank A. Brush Inez West Bertha Graham Jennie Smith Raymond A. Brush Helen Evert Leah Johnston Margaret Baker Mcllrath Jesse, Lilburn Iola Baker Charles E. S. Cooper Arthur B. Cooper Otter Creek Township Charles J Edwin A Arthur B Earl H Ruth M. Cooper

Bible Teacher Held on Atlantic Robbery Charge

George Thompson 23 Council Bluffs Bible class teacher known as a model boy is held in Atlantic jail on a robbery charge for the Arno Nelson filling station robbery. He said crime was to support a secret bride and previously posted 1500 dollars on a Council Bluffs larceny charge after being wounded last August while attempting to steal a car.

Council Bluffs George Thompson Atlantic Arno Nelson Thompson

Cold And Rain To Sweep Across Iowa This Week

Federal Weatherman Charles D. Reed warned Iowans to prepare for cold and rain as an Indian summer ends by Wednesday. Temperatures are expected to drop 15 to 20 degrees after a low pressure system over Huron moves southeast, with traces of rain reported in Des Moines Sioux City and Davenport.

Des Moines Charles D. Reed Iowa Sioux City Davenport Council Bluffs Dubuque

Speidel to Speak at Williamsburg Tax Meeting

John Speidel of Washington county will speak at a tax meeting in Williamsburg High School auditorium at 8 p.m. Thursday. Speidel is a member of the interim tax committee and advocates the current three point Iowa tax law.

Williamsburg John Speidel Washington County Speidel Iowa

Patterson assails Wegman on higher interest for warrants

Republican candidate George W. Patterson attacks Iowa Treasurer Leo Wegman over paying 5 percent interest on unpaid warrants, contrasted with Arizona at 2 percent. He cites a Des Moines meeting where Wegman approved a 5 percent takeover with Carleton Beh and questions adherence to law and savings.

Fremont Arizona George W. Patterson Leo Wegman Iowa Patterson Wegman Board of Education Carleton Beh Des Moines Beh Executive Council

Homecoming Queen at Cornell College

Mount Vernon Miss Katheryn Swain of Kewanee Illinois is chosen homecoming queen for Cornell College weekend. The junior will be guest of honor at Saturdays football game against Cee and lead the homecoming ball that evening with attendants Zita Volney and Margaret Handel.

Pecal Gazette Mount Vernon Katheryn Swain Kewanee Cornell College Miss Swain Royal Purple Cee Zita Volney St.Ansgar Margaret Handel Mason City

State bond policy cited as burden on taxpayers

Analysts argue the state should set interest rates to attract brokers who would secure discounts from banks, effectively shifting duties from the state treasurer onto private intermediaries and increasing public costs.

Former Mayor of Fayette Is Dead

Funeral services for Fred A. Hoyt 70 former mayor of Fayette were held at his home conducted by Rev John D. Clinton Hoyt born Aug 8 1864 on a farm near Decorah educated at Valdez College and Upper Iowa University He married Winifred Chamberlain in Frankville and moved to Fayette in 1902 where he ran a real estate and insurance agency He served on the school board town council and was mayor for seven years He was in the county draft board in World War I and active in Republican circles He survived by his widow two children Harold and Mrs Raymond Learn three brothers and one sister

Fayette Hoyt Fayette County Harold Raymond Learn Warren Decorah Valter Corvallis Ore Earnest Los Angeles Frank Hughes

Mrs. Dante M Pierce Dies After Operation

Mrs. Dante M. Pierce wife of the Wallace's Farmer and Iowa Homestead usher died Monday of cancer following an operation. A social and club leader for years she promoted welfare work built on a program developed by her father Dr. C. H. Rawson.

Des Moines INS Dante M. Pierce Wallace Farmer Iowa

Farmer receives bounty for two prairie wolves in Center township

Kistanmacher, a farmer in Center township, collected a bounty on two prairie wolves at the county auditor's office last week. One wolf was caught in the Kistanmacher chicken jar.

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