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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1936

Page

5

Religion seen as escape from reality at Iowa conference

The fifty ninth annual Iowa Unitarian association session opened in Cedar Rapids with Rev Lon R Call noting religion as an opiate easing life’s pain. Speakers include Dr Charles R Joy and Dr Robert C Dexter as discussions cover world peace, tariff policy, and reciprocal trade amid European tensions.

Lon R. Call Western Unitarian Conference Chicago Iowa Unitarian Association Peoples Church Cedar Rapids Charles R. Joy S.T.D American Unitarian Association Robert C. Dexter Boston Department of Social Relations Robert Murray Pratt First Unitarian Church Keokuk E. Burdette Backus Des Moines Henry J. Adlard Sioux City United States Dexter Roosevelt Europe Germany Hitler Rhineland

Clipper Arrives in Guam With Racing Reporters Crew

The China Clip per carrying Dorothy Kilgallen Leo Kieran and racing reporters arrived in Guam at 7 45 p m Guam time 3 45 a m CST after a preliminary round trip from California to Manila.

Guam Dorothy Kilgallen Leo Kieran Press Association California Manila

Philippine Clipper lands with Pan American group in Manila

The Philippine Clipper carrying Juan Trippe and other prominent figures touched down in Manila at 5 43 p m 1 43 a m PST during a preview trans pacific passenger flight or voyage.

Manila P. I Juan Trippe Pan-American Airways

Deaths David Lee Frendle 1935 10 Month Old Son of Frendles

David Lee Frendle died suddenly at home at 10 p m Monday from a perforation of the stomach. He was born December 20 1935 in Iowa City and survived by his parents two sisters and four grandparents. Funeral at Beatty chapel Thursday at 2 p m with burial in Shiloh cemetery near Louisa.

David Lee Frendle Chester J. Frendle Mount Vernon Avenue B. L. Knight Linn County Lake Avenue Iowa City Norma Ann Alice May L. V. Johnson Thirtieth Street Drive Joseph Frendle Beatty Chapel

Death of Frank E Semnoha in Cedar Rapids

Frank E Semnoha aged 31 died at his home 1433 Mount Vernon Avenue SE at 9 30 a m Tuesday after a lingering illness He was born August 6 1905 in Willow River Minnesota and had lived in Cedar Rapids twenty five years He is survived by his wife Erma a brother Louis a sister Mrs Matthew Ruzicka a nephew Donald Semoha and a niece Patricia Ann Ruzicka all of Cedar Rapids The body is at Janeba and Brosh chapel awaiting funeral arrangements.

Frank E. Semnoha Mount Vernon Avenue Willow River Minn Cedar Rapids Erma Louis Matthew Ruzicka Donald Semoha Patricia Ann Ruzicka

Local Trainmaster U. S. Rea Dies in La Salle

Retired Rock Island trainmaster U. S. Rea died at his La Salle home after a long illness. He had previously lived in Manly and oversaw the territory between Manly and Cedar Rapids and was a familiar visitor in the city before relocating to Illinois about ten years ago. He retired about three years ago upon reaching the age limit.

U. S. Rea Rock Island la Salle Mr. Rea Manly Cedar Rapids Illinois

Mrs Soule Mother Of Leigh Soule Dies In Whitten

Mrs W W Soule mother of Leigh Soule former pastor of St James Methodist Cedar Rapids and long time Y M C A membership secretary died Tuesday at her Whitten home Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 p m in Whitten Leigh Soule now general secretary of the Y M C A in Washington IA

W. W. Soule Leigh Soule St. James

Obituary: John E. Newton Dies in Los Angeles

John E. Newton former Cedar Rapids resident and street car conductor from 1902 to 1920 died in Los Angeles on Sunday October 18. He was a member of Crescent lodge A F and A M. The body will be brought to Cedar Rapids with services at Turner chapel to be announced.

John E. Newton Cedar Rapids Los Angeles Calif Newton California Crescent Lodge A. F A. M Turner Chapel

Beall Couple Linked to Anamosa Bride History

Man and Mrs Beall are connected to former Miss Helen Schwirtz of Anamosa.

Man Beall Helen Schwirtz Anamosa

Funeral for Mrs Noble to be held at Beatty chapel

Funeral services for Mrs Mae Noble will be held at Beatty chapel at 3 p.m. Wednesday conducted by the Rev Nelson Dreier. Burial follows in Linwood cemetery family lot. Friends may call at the chapel.

Noble Mae Noble Beatty Chapel Nelson Dreier Linwood Cemetery

John Steffen Dies at Linn County Home

John Steffen died at 3 p.m. Monday at the Linn County Home where he had lived since June 12. Death followed a lingering illness. Anyone knowing a relative should contact Moen Funeral Home.

John Steffen Linn County Moen Funeral Home

Bird bath stolen from Paul Snyder residence

A bird bath was taken from the yard of the Paul Snyder home at 1719 Sixth Avenue E. Mrs Snyder reported the loss to police Tuesday. Also, Jack Caudill, 1304 First Avenue W, an oil station attendant at 910 Second Avenue SW, told police Tuesday that the station was broken into Monday night but nothing was missing. Ninth precinct Democrats led by Leo Morrissey and Eleanor Cahill will meet at 8 p.m. today at the fire station at Fourth Avenue and Seventeenth Street SE.

Paul Snyder Sixth Avenue E Jack Caudill First Avenue Second Avenue Ninth Precinct Leo Morrissey Eleanor Cahill Fourth Avenue Seventeenth Street SE

Youth Joe Malichar Fined for Intoxication and Disturbing Peace

Joe Malichar, 24, of 1615 Fourteenth Avenue SE, was fined $25 and costs Tuesday in police court after being found guilty of intoxication and disturbing the peace. He was sent to the county jail to serve the fine.

Joe Malichar Fourteenth Avenue SE

Gazette newsboys visit Iowa theater management

Gazette street circulation manager Alex Fidler led a group of newsboys as guests of the Iowa theater management Monday evening. They enjoyed screenings of The Big Game and Daniel Boone and thanked Manager A. H. Talbot for the invitation.

Gazette Alex Fidler Gazette Street Iowa Theater Management Daniel Boone A. H. Talbot

Hunter Shoots Grey Fox Near Cedar Rapids

William T. Bartosh of Memorial drive SE shot a grey fox while rabbit hunting Monday afternoon in the stone quarry area south of Cedar Rapids. The fox measured four feet two inches in length.

William T. Bartosh Memorial Drive Bartosh Cedar Rapids

Volunteers Host Hard Times Party at Armory

The Iowa Volunteers announce a Thursday evening event in the armory for members and families. Attendees are asked to wear old clothes and those interested in forming a fife and drum corps are invited to attend.

Iowa

Man Held on Threats Charge in Cedar Rapids Case

Calvin Markham of 126 A Avenue NW is confined in the county jail on a $500 peace bond after being charged with threatening to commit a public offense. He allegedly threatened the life of Arthur W. Houser of Cedar Rapids and was arraigned in Justice A. S. Reed's court.

Calvin Markham Markham Arthur W. Houser Cedar Rapids A. S. Reed

Local Names Listed for Addresses and Contacts

Reader notes several individuals and addresses including Earl Bevins 715 Second Avenue SE James Reed 810 Ninth Avenue SE Esther Mae Klassen 2525 Johnson Avenue NW L H Gardner 1736 D Avenue NE and Sam Davis Cedar Rapids for reference.

Earl Bevins Second Avenue James Reed Ninth Avenue Esther Mae Klassen Johnson Avenue L. H. Gardner D Avenue Sam Davis Cedar Rapids

Mrs. A. B. McMillan Visits With Relatives Here

Mrs. A B McMillan formerly Ethyle Logue and her son Robert of Los Angeles, California, are visiting with relatives and friends here, guests of their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs D Fitzpatrick.

A. B. McMillan Robert Los Angeles Calif D. Fitzpatrick McMillan Ethyle Logue

Planning Board report on Cedar Rapids traffic discussed

A. D. Swartzel of Ames led a Canopus club briefing at the Roosevelt hotel about the Iowa State Planning Board's Traffic Flow and Accident Analysis for Cedar Rapids. R. H. Matson of Des Moines outlined the board’s ongoing work, referencing a Gazette story from October 4 reporting the Cedar Rapids traffic findings.

Iowa State Planning Board Cedar Rapids Roosevelt Hotel A. D. Swartzel Ames R. H. Matson Des Moines Planning Board Sunday Gazette

St Pauls Church Boys Club Elects Officers

The Flying Dutchmen club elected Robert Esser president with Robert Glass as vice president and Theodore Brooks as secretary treasurer. Arthur Fisher installed the officers as meetings set for Mondays at 7 p.m. at the church.

Flying Dutchmen Club Flying Eagles of St. Paul’s Methodist Church Robert Esser Robert Glass Theodore Brooks Arthur K. Fisher St. Paul’s Steve Sutton Arthur Birney Robert Borschel Halfred Brammer Paul Mueller Lee Lightfoot Louis Cullman

Held For Probe Of Spurious Check

John Hansen of Butler Pa was arrested at 525 pm Monday by Detectives Condon and Kudina and held for investigation after Walter Miller grocer at 1005 Third avenue SE said Hansen tried to cash a $15 check at his store that Miller believed was spurious. Hansen admitted two other checks on his person were worthless.

John Hansen Butler Condon and Kudina Walter Miller Third Avenue SE Hansen Miller

Births at Mercy Hospital Twin Boys and a Daughter

Born to Mr and Mrs Norbert Engler at 2408 D avenue NE twins weighing 7 pounds 8% ounces and 6 pounds 11 ounces born Oct 18. A daughter Margaret Mary born Oct 17 to Mr and Mrs Joseph Huntoon of Marion at Mercy hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs Edward

Norbert Engler D Avenue NE Mercy Hospital Joseph Huntoon Fourteenth Street Marion Margaret Mary Edward

Births A Daughter and a Son Reported in City Notices

John and Marilyn Joan born October 18 at 313 Twelfth Avenue SW to Mr and Mrs W E Kellogg 1608 First Avenue East and a son born October 19 at St Luke's Hospital to same parents.

Poslam Skin Remedy Promises Fast Itch Relief

An old advertisement touts Poslam for rapid relief from itching burning eczema and rashes. It claims the first touch soothes irritation and promotes healing, offering a 50 cent product or a free trial sample from POSLAM CO. Desk 5 New York.

Poslam Poslam CO West 54Th St New York, N.Y

Harvest Supper and Halloween Frolic at First Presbyterian

Members of First Presbyterian Church will enjoy a Harvest supper and Halloween frolic Friday evening at the church chapel. A 6 o'clock supper precedes a carnival of games stunts music and motion pictures in the recreation rooms. Reservations may be made at the church office through Wednesday.

First Presbyterian Church

Funeral services for Mrs Marie Veronica Herot set

Funeral services for Mrs Marie Veronica Herot will be held at St Matthew's church at 9 a.m. Wednesday conducted by Rev Father J D Kearn. Burial follows at Mount Calvary cemetery. Rosary recited at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Teahen Funeral home.

Marie Veronica Herot St. Matthew's Church J. D. Kearn Mount Calvary Cemetery Teahen Funeral Home

Beall Babe Dies in Center Junction

Word is received of the death Sunday night of the infant son of Mr and Mrs Richard E Beall of Center Junction The child was born Sunday Mr Beall is a former Cedar Rapids resident

Beall Richard E. Beall Center Junction Mr. Beall Cedar Rapids

Fined for Speeding and Parking Fines

Vern Lintz of 428 Eighth Avenue SW was fined $10 and costs in police court Tuesday for speeding. W L Savage of 43 Circle Drive was taxed $1 and costs for overtime parking.

Vern Lintz Eighth Avenue W. L. Savage Circle Drive

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