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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1933

Page

13

Local Woman Heads Fraternal Congress at Waterloo

Emma Burmeister of 817 H avenue NW was elected president of the Hawkeye State Fraternal congress, representing 2 090 000 members from 22 orders, at the annual Water­loo convention. C Wright, Thornton, and others named to top posts.

Emma Burmeister Waterloo J. P. DeMoor H Avenue Hawkeye Water Cedar Rapids National Union Assurance Society L Fe Association Folov Hareranr Edzare Norwalk

Illinois Guard Held Ready In Mine War

Three Illinois Guard companies mobilized at the state arsenal and others stood ready as thousands of Progressive miners massed to march on Peabody Coal company mines. Authorities feared violence in a renewed clash with the United Mine Workers union.

Springfield I State Arsenal Peabody Coal Company United Mine Workers Union

City Briefs and Personals Summary

Fresh shipment Jones saugace Hilacky s. 4141-Advertisement Charles Weber 38, of 228 Furst avenue E, was fined 10 and costs In police court Friday for intoxication. A meeting of North Western rail road employes will be held Fricat at 730 pm in the Ronosevelt room of the Roosevelt hotel. A benefit card party tonight at the Moose Paw Reservice. Communion to be held today at 7 30 pm at First Unitec Presbyterian Church Third avenue at Secon street SW. Mrs S F Graswap fined for overtime parking. Mr and Mrs James F Keevers to Coal City NJ for funeral. Jamies H Johnson charge of disturbing the peace dismissed. Jacob Willants Funeral details listed. Accident info notes a person injured. Ames conference speaker notes at Ames. Cedar Remedée conference planning.

Charles Weber Furst Avenue E North Western Railroad Ronosevelt Roosevelt Hotel Reservice First Unitec Presbyterian Church Third Avenue Secon Street Ree Gracce Nartelinge Central Pack Crurch Tee Sorakes

Patrick invited to Pioneer locomotive birthday party in Chicago

Locomotive veteran Nelson J Patrick a North Western retiree with over fifty-five years service is invited to the eighty sixth birthday of The Pioneer at Century of Progress Chicago on Tuesday October 24. The event features a reenactment of the first ten mule trap from October 24, 1848 and a visit to the class H locomotive on display followed by a dinner on the World’s Fair grounds. Patrick departs Monday afternoon.

Nelson J Patrick First Street North Western West Chicago Patrick

Ottumwa and Mason City Win Public Works Allotments

Washington announced public works allotments in twenty one states totaling 5 243 378 dollars. Ottumwa water works and armory receive 42000 dollars while Mason City Iowa gets 13000 dollars. Italian Genoa motor trucks are noted as competing with railroads.

Washington INS Ottumwa Ta Armory Mason City Genoa Italy

Linn County to Issue Eighty Thousand Funding Bonds

The Linn County Iowa Board of Supervisors approves a resolution to issue eighty thousand dollars in funding bonds to cover preexisting poor fund indebtedness. Bonds are dated October 1 1933 with four and a half percent interest, payable semiannually, and registered to owner on the county treasurer’s books. The action follows extensive legal formality and publication.

Board OF Supervisors TISN James Stirm Ds Erneiderat Avertian Stirm Busby Kennedy Linn Iowa Coun’s Finn Foun Towa Vnd Sperisms PAS Anre Na Principe’ Co Asagrs Linn County Athee Cedar Rapids Inna Semacannia Ats State of Lows of Linn Heepy Seeton White-Phipe Ine Davenport Barcin Anne

Marion woman 81 dies after illness and long service

Mrs Sadie O'Kelly 81 a Marion pioneer died Thursday at her son John O'Kellys home after more than a year illness. Survived by nine children and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 2:30 p.m. in Yocom chapel with six sons as pallbearers. Burial Crab Apple cemetery.

Sadie O'Kelly John O'Kelly Fourth Street O'Kelly Joseph Sarah Anderson Bellevue Methodist Church Chauncey O'Kelly Marion Yocom Chapel

Seventy One Missing After Steamer Sinks Near Harbor

Seventy one persons are reported missing after a steamer sank near the Yashima harbor. Fragments describe the tragedy and ongoing search efforts as rescue workers and authorities investigate the incident.

Marion School Notes Highlight Honor Rolls and Visitors

The Marion school notes list students on the six week honor rolls across grades including fourth through eighth, with names such as Clarence Reinhard Charlotte Shife Mary Elizabeth Starry and Barbara Clay. The report also notes dental honor roll additions, geography and Indian village exhibits, new books read, and 100 percent spellers like Dannie Albaugh and Kathleen Oxley, plus various visiting adults and a Kathleen Oxley report on the A Century of Progress.

Roberta Saunders Norma Riddick D H Smith W K. Greer Ames Evelyn Rundquist Irving Lincoln Anna Logan Harley Guggle Harold Miller Sarah Willams Paul Blake Reuben Armstrong Emma Johnson J T Grayston Andrew Hayes D. McMinn Melvin Corum Kathleen Waline Dale Norris Betty Jo Benedict Raymond Wiliams Marilynn Ann Hayes Dorothy Rate Hff Jane Anne Grayston Bernadine Gleason Lucile Domer Dorothy Mekota Carol Lee VanFossen Thomas Benedict James Kemble Jack Hogan Fred Long Bernice Hall Wiliam Hogan Mary Balster Joan Balster Barbara Price Hazel Cooney Bernice Cubbison Bernard Price Helene Fiedler Catherine Peckosh Hilmar Christianson Harry Dunlap Albert Schenken Catherine Peckash Helen Biddick Jean Rae Wells Lois Leidigh June Milner Robert Hense Richard Russey Mary Ellen Granger Retta Mae Knapp Alice McGowan Martha Jane Snell Mary Booze Barbara Clark Lucille Cone Lillian Aon Harding Jean Lehdigh Ruth Pearson Betty Wallace China Japan Little Eagle Dannie Albaugh Richard Schrimper Dorothy Hutton Mildred Livingston Kathleen Oxley Jo Anna Dumbalton Leonard Webster Lesta Jean Rion Verne Louis Balster J. A. Livingston Charles Albaugh Clarence Gregory W. H. Balster

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