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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1941

Page

26

Big Cornhusking Battles Promise 1941 Title

The national cornhusking contest will crown a 1941 champion after 80 minutes of husking across fields near Tonica Illinois. Linus Bauman of Illinois seeks to defend his title from last year as 22 finalists from 11 states compete in La Salle county. The event draws up to 125000 farm folk for the fall festival atmosphere and detailed scoring penalties prize clean ears and minimal husk remains while spectators watch from alleys and cheering sections.

la Salle Llinow Tonica Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Missouri Kansas Nebraska Wisconsin Iowa Linus South Dakota Minnesota Iivin Bauman Illiinois Dervenport Bauman Woodford The National Theodore Schafer Mankato Minn

Free 122 page book on fistula and bowel troubles

Patients with fistula abscess piles or other rectal colon issues invited to request a free up to date 122 page book. Include physician named ailments and send postcard or letter to The McCleary Clinic ES05 Elms Blvd Excelsior Springs Missouri for mail response.

McCleary Clinic Elms Blvd Excelsior Springs

Elberon Tenants Apartment Lease Noted at Address

Elberon rented one of the apartments at 140915 B avenue NE owned by Mrs. W Holmes of 1931 First avenue E. The notice records a tenancy arrangement linking the property to the listed owner in a local record.

Elberon B Avenue NE

Permits Granted For Various Local Home Projects

Local blog lists permits issued in the last week for residences and small structures. Projects include new dwellings, garages, reroofs, and remodeling across multiple streets and addresses with values from 100 to 35000 dollars. Key entries include a new church at Cavalry Baptist with 35000 dollars and the independent school district public garage project at Cedar Rapids for 8700 dollars.

County Cornhusking Contests Set Across The Week

County corn husking events are scheduled this week with multiple sites listed each day. Monday contests include Johnson near Hills Tama near Elberon and Cedar near Springdale. The schedule continues Tuesday through Saturday with numerous locations in Muscatine Jacksott Bernard Allamakee Waukon Letts Linn Marion Beamin DeWitt Benton Manchester Clayton Gun der Winnesbiek Calmar What Cheer Oclwein Independence.

Johnson Hills Tama Elberon Cedar Springdale Muscatine West Liberty Jacksott Bernard Allamakee Waukon Louisa Letts Linn Marion Grundy Beamin Clinton DeWitt Benton Vinton Delaware Manchester Clayton Gunder Winnesbiek Calmar Keokuk What Cheer Fayelle Oclwein Buchanan Independence Jones

Vern Griffin Again Wins Poweshiek Husking Contest

About 1000 spectators watched three former county champions contest the 1941 Poweshiek husking title at the Ray Bryan farm near Montezuma. Verne Griffin of Montezuma won with a net 2475 pounds, followed by Ival Blain 2573 pounds and Otto Steffen 2552 pounds.

Vern Griffin Montezuma Poweshiek Ray Bryan Verne Griffin Ival Blain Otto Steffen

Husking Contest Near Calmar Oct 25

The Winne Hick county cornhusking contest will be held October 25 at the Ed Kleve farm near Calmar. The farm offers ample parking and weighing facilities for participants and spectators.

Calmar Decorah Winnehick County Ed Kleve

Buchanan County Corn Husking Contest Site Revealed

Independence hosts the annual Buchanan county corn husking contest on October 25 in a field on the Waldemeier farm two miles north of Independence.

Independence Buchanan County Waldemeier Farm

Five Buildings Destroyed By Fire At West Union

Special to The Gazette West Union fires around midnight Thursday destroyed five farm buildings on Bert Westcott's tenanted farm one mile north of West Union. Large barns machine shed granary and corn crib burned. Loss 90 tons of hay 1000 bushels oats some corn five calves 100 chickens. Horses and machinery saved. Cause undetermined. Insurance held by tenant and owner Dr R E Minger formerly of Wadena now of Glendale California.

West Union Bert. Westcott R. E Minger Wadena Glendale Calif

Calmar Creamery Pays 44 For Butterfat

Calmar Creamery paid forty four cents for butterfat during September. The plant manufactured 57,130 pounds of butter from 45,970 pounds of butterfat received.

Calmar Creamery Calmar

Huhe-Goettleman Wedding in Orleans Township

Frieda Huhe daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Huhe married Robert A Goettleman son of Mr and Mrs Charles J Goettleman at the couple’s home in Orleans township The Rev Leo G Moensch presided Attendants were Marguerite Hovey and Paul Huhe The couple will reside near Decorah

Decorah Orleans Township Frieda Huhe Fred Huhe Robert A. Goettleman Charles J. Goettleman Leo G. Moensch Marguerite Hovey Paul Huhe Goettleman

Farmers receive up to three quarters of pork value in sales to consumers

Washington reports a Bureau of Agricultural Economics survey showing farmers generally receive 11 to 76 percent of consumer prices, with average farm share about one half. Pork margins are tight at 76 percent to farmers, while soda crackers and bread show far lower farm shares. Milk and eggs yield mid-range returns, but still favor producers in eggs and hurt in bread and crackers.

Washington INS Bureau of Agricultural Economies Bureau Agricultural Economics Bureau

Newcomer Rentals Fill Cedar Rapids Apartment Leases

Newcomer Rentals lists tenants moving from Streator Rock Island Chicago and Atlanta leasing units in Cedar Rapids. John Kubik rents a Times theater apartment at 855 A avenue NE via Hedges. Arthur Jonassen at 1811 Eighth avenue SE. J W Kluberg at 1277 Hazel drive NE. Paul Woods and Douglas Marsh lease Modern Arms units. F M Johnson rents 22114 Fifteenth street SE. Dominik couple at 1343 E avenue NE. L C Schmetterter and Ella Adams take 944 Center Point road NE.

John Kubik Streator New Times A Avenue NE Nye Realty Company Hedges Company Eighth Avenue SE Country Club Heights Realty Company Arthur Jonassen Railway Express Company Rock Island J. W. Kluberg Chicago Arthur Anderson and Company Public Utility Accountants Hazel Drive Hazel Pettit Yuill and Gohmann Paul E. Woods Atlanta, Ga Modern Arms Second Avenue SE Woods Tru-Art Engraving Company Douglas Marsh F. M. Johnson Fifteenth Street J. K. Henderson Tait and Wagner Company Mr. Johnson Wilson's John J. Dom Schmetter St. Clair Appliance Fred E. Collard and Company Francis Oehlert

50 Year Mason To Be Honored At Belle Plaine

Belle Plaine honors William C. Scrimgeour oldest attorney in town marking 50 years of Masonic membership. Hope lodge 175 plans dinner at 6 30 by OES women then a 8 pm ceremony with Victor Visquain speaking and certificate presentation by Sally Wertheim. Hugh Mossman delivers principal address. John R. Burrows and B H Guinn oversee plans.

Belle Plaine William C. Scrimgeour Hope Lodge No OES Victor Visquain Sally Wertheim Charles E. Hughes Hugh Mossman Vinton Scrimgeour John R. Burrows B. H. Guinn

Older Youths Meet For Religious Conference Thursday

The sixteenth annual Older Boys and Girls conference of Linn county sponsored by the Linn County Council of Religious Education will be held in the Methodist church in Marion Thursday. Key speakers include Fulton Ross and O. G. Herbrecht with sessions on faith keeping fit and Christian service. The event closes with a fellowship banquet and group activities.

Linn County O. G. Herbrecht Des Moines Jeanne Scott Prairie Chapel Ed Lagerquist Marion Morton Higman Cedar Rapids R. N. Coolidge Methodist Church E. G. Kieck M. D Luella Bare Walker Edgar King Whittier Fred Liddle

Elect Officers Lead Local Club and Community Events

Carl L. Wiley elected president of the Excelsior Agricultural and Literary club with Warren Kemp as vice president and Mrs. Lewis Weis as secretary. A second prophecy lecture at the Christian church and multiple club meetings fill a weekend of community activities.

Carl L. Wiley Excelsior Agricultural and Literary Club Lewis Weis Warren Kemp S. J. Jordan Oscar Martin Winfield A. White Camp Polk Wilma Weis C. L. Wiley Irving Drake Douglas Ross Lewis Weis, Jr

Marion junior high program and local notices

Pupils of Marion junior high present a program Friday at 7 30 pm in the Lincoln building auditorium with a Chinese play a minstrel show seventh grade glee club pioneer singing games and Tuas Parents and friends are invited Also Cary club meets Monday at 2 30 pm at Mrs Albert E Bragg's home with a hobby program Miss Kathryn McElwain University of Iowa visits over the weekend Furnished apartment for rent Mrs L J Johnson returns from Minneapolis Halloween items at Storm's Jackie Brotemarkle fractures his left arm at Irving school I O O F grand lodge session in Fort Dodge Hannah Emma Johnson visit San Francisco two weeks Halloween party at tian church in costume Mrs Minnie Timson visiting near Central City

Marion Junior High School Lincoln Iowa Cary Club Albert E. Bragg The Christian Church J. B. Emmons

Iowa News In Brief Highlights Local Property Sale And Bonds

Decorah reports Roy Lien bought the Marvin Ellingson property in the Caimar referee sale for 1000 dollars and will remodel for business and residence. Mount Vernon bids open Nov 5 for street, grading and improvement bonds totaling about 27 801 dollars with varied rates and a taxpayer hearing scheduled. Vernon chapter O E S marks its 39th anniversary with Cedar Rapids White Shrine assistance and local drill. Lisbon details not fully specified. Postville Helen Schultz graduates from University of Iowa Hospital and will work in Denver hospital obstetrics department. Monona Irene Sudendorf and Jack Messier wed at Pilgrim Evangelical Church with bridesmaid Mae Sudendorf and Kenneth Sudendorf as attendants.

Decorah Marvin Ellingson Caimar Roy Lien Decorah Carpenter Lien Mount Vernon Vernon White Shrine Team Cedar Rapids Lisbon Monona Irene K. Suddendorf Art Suddendorf Jack A. Messier Ora W. Messier Verdon Neb Pilgrim Evangelical Church H. W. Raducge Mae Suddendorf Fairbault Minn Kenneth Suddendorf

Henry Peipers of Lisbon Celebrate 70th Wedding Anniversary

Henry Peiper and his wife of Lisbon mark their seventy years of marriage today. He is 93 and one of the area's oldest residents while she is 85. They will host friends at their Lisbon home as two children, Mrs. J. F. Bowerspoe and William Peiper, reside there with them.

Lisbon Henry Peiper Mr. Peiper Peiper Columbus City Ind William Peiper Jones County John Kohl Jones and Linn J. F. Bowers Poe Lison

Monona Hobby Show Highlights Sixth to Eighth Graders

A Monona public schools hobby show drew sixth through eighth graders in the junior high room. Prizes went to Allan Redeisel True Marie Jasman Janet Wickler Charles Farnham and Donald Kettlekamp.

Art Moon H. W. Raduege Monona High School Verdon High School Monona Allan Redeisel True Marie Jasman Janet Wickler Charles Farnham Donald Kettlekamp Atkins Atkins Band Mount Vernon J. B. Ring

Higginbotham Escapes and Moves Through Iowa Years Ago

Higginbotham fled from Chicago in 1936 after capture and escape from a washroom door. He later settled in Iowa as a noted semi pro baseball player and winter car salesman. His wanted poster hung in local headquarters while he was questioned with Mrs Taylor and Miss Goodman present.

Chicago Higginbotham Iowa Taylor

Mary Alice Arnold and Clark Arnold wed in Manchester ceremony

Mary Alice Arnold of Manchester married Clark Arnold of Audubon in a noon Saturday ceremony at the Manchester Methodist church. The service featured a single ring rite, with Rev. Thomas P. Shaffer officiating. The couple will reside in Audubon where the groom works with his father.

Mary Alice Kemble Epworth League of the Methodist Church John the Baptist Manchester Mary Alice Arnold Floyd H. Arnold Clark Arnold Audubon Thomas P. Shaffer Clarence G. Yoran Robert G. Harris James Hoak Eugene Ore Dorothy Arnold Ross McFadden Iowa City Robert Off Cedar Rapids David Arnold Manchester High School Stephens College Columbia University of Iowa Delta Gamma Sorority Sigma Chi Fraternity

Building Activity and Business Changes in East Iowa Towns

East Iowa towns report numerous property trades and renovations. Walter Jewell retires from farming and moves into Joseph Elkins’s former home in Edgewood. Shirley Phelps buys Emma Wait’s house. David Shingledecker buys the Rosenkrans property and Lester Wilson acquires Laura Beyer-True property. J. P. Gates remodels his eight room two-story house into two apartments. Earl Hansel and Nora Coolidge remodel apartments in Edgewood. W. F. Bellamy property is being remodeled. Adolph Possehl buys a country house to move onto his Edgewood lot. In Manchester, R. W. Reske buys the building on South Franklin Street. Z. W. Brown begins a six-room bungalow on East Butler Street. In Ossian Hillier Holten and family move to Jackson Junction to run L. B. Pitzenberger’s store, with Marcie Zweihohmer accompanying. In Decorah John T. Clark to operate a cheese factory near Freeport leased from Gaysville, Wisconsin. In Mount Vernon Joseph W. Biggs buys the Hunter house and plans to occupy by October 18.

Edgewood Walter Jewell Joseph Elkins Shirley Phelps Emma Wait David Shingledecker Rosenkrans Lester Wilson Laura Beyer- True J. P. Gates Earl Hansel Snower Nora Coolidge W. F. Bellamy Adolph Possehl Manchester R. W. Reske St. Clair Reske Clothing Franklin Street Emma Paxson Z. W. Brown Butler Street Grange Hall Ossian — Hillier Holten Jackson Junction L. B. Pitzenberger Marcie Zweihohmer Decorah John T. Clark Gaysville Wis Freeport Mount Vernon Joseph W. Biggs Cedar Rapids Collins Radio Company Hunter Ben Mire

Brown Promoted at Des Moines Ordnance Plant

DES MOINES UP Capt. Oliver Brown, construction quartermaster at the Des Moines ordnance plant, has been promoted to major.

Des Moines Oliver Brown

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