Little Brown Jug At Stake In Michigan Minnesota Clash
In Ann Arbor Michigan hosts Minnesota before a massive crowd as the Little Brown Jug goes on the line. The jug, dating to 1903, has changed hands six times with Minnesota holding it after seven straight wins since 1934.
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Minnesota
Michigan
Golden Gophers
Wolverines
Minneapolis
Fielding H. Yost
Gophers
Yost
Eby Dismisses Kohawks After Skull Session
Coe College coach Moray L. Eby dismissed the Kohawks after a victory over Cornell. Players were given a chalk talk and sent home with only Bob Schuetzky’s sprained ankle noted as the injury. The Kohawks prepare to face Lawrence as they remain unbeaten, tied with Knox, and seen as the conference favorite alongside Ripon.
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Moray L. Eby
Coe
Cornell
Bob Schuetzky
Eby
Kohawks
Lawrence
Knox
Vikings
Grinnell
Monmouth
Carleton
Ripon
Serbousek Wins in Y W C A Badminton League Action
In Monday play Serbousek's tops the YWCA badminton league with 10 points as standings show Sveo's at 23, Greer's at 31, and Serbousek's leading the pack. Singles results include Jamie over Svrec and Serbousek over Mari Helen Williams with tight set scores. Doubles saw Biernsen and partners win 15 and 16 point games. weekly schedule lists Booth's vs Svec's at 7 p.m and Serbousek's vs Greek's at 8.
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Sveo
Vecsseceesessaces O
Serbousek
Greer
Benth
Mente
Jamie
Dorothy Svrec
Christine Biernsen
Dorothy Greer
Mary Browne
Syee Biernsen
Smith-Greer
Kene Browne-Maney
Kesina-Nemec
Seiusek
Schaefer
Bowne
Andy Anderson Tops League With 635 Pins
Jerry Elias achieved a 501 series highlighted by 191 144 and 166 to lead Lincoln Ladies. Andy Anderson led the Red Crown Industrial circuit with 635, posting 221 201 and 213. Driscoll contributed a 600 total with 197 186 and 226 as Johnson Nut teammates posted 500s for a 2727 series. Sam Kemper reached 600 in the Elks league with 190 215 and 195. A postponed Red Crown match pairs Tess Morris and Leta Nezerka for a later date.
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Miss Elias
Lincoln
Andy Anderson
Andy
Driscoll
Johnson Nut
Triska
Fahl
Fuller
Johnson
Nuts
Sam Kemper
Elks League
Seurss
Red Crown
Tess Morris
National Bowling Authority
Emporium
Leta Nezerka
Queen of
Cedar Rapids
Lincoln Booster League
Novak's Amusement
High Shullsta
Witwer Grocers
Armstrong Clothing High Harlan
Rock Island Lines Talais
Friendly Foods
Igh Kennedy
Lattner's Roller M'kers
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Wilsco
Lakeview
Stewart
Fife
RED Crown Industrial League
Kenmvore Golf Club
Whipple Insurance Co
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Kory Inn_No. 2
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Town Light & Power
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Robb
Six Man Junior College Title At Stake Thursday
Independence and Tipton clash for the Eastern Iowa Junior College six man title as both teams carry 4 0 records. The winner on Thursday will claim the conference championship.
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Independence
Eastern Iowa Junior College Conference
Tipton
Fehls celebrate 50 years in La Porte City anniversary
Special to The Gazette La Porte City Mr and Mrs Jake Fehl marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary with open houses from 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm in La Porte City They were married Oct 20 1891 in Spring Creek township Wisconsin native Mr Fehl born 1865 and their four children W H Fehl Mrs Harvey Bahr Lawrence Fehl and Mrs Jilewlyn Gates attended the milestone.
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Gazette
LA Porte City
Jake Fehl
Fehl
Sheboy- Ban County
Wisconsin
Spring Creek Township
Magdalena Schutte
Lutheran Church
Jubilee
W. H. Fehl
Harvey Bahr
Arcadia
Neb
Lawrence Fehl
Racine
Wis
Jilewlyn Gates
New Lenox
Legion Sponsor Safety Program In Four School Districts
Marion post 298 American Legion heard Ralph Stable of Ely detail anti tank battery training and equipment. The post voted to sponsor a highway safety program with Marion Viola Atkins and Springville schools participating. Delegates to district auxiliary meeting and Red Cross volunteer plans were discussed.
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American Legion
Ralph Stable
Ely
Eighty-ninth
James E. Clapp
Viola
Atkins
Springville
Earl Helbig
A. Barkwill
Herbert Price
Glenn Larkin
A R McElwain
Celan Rollins
Monticello
Carolyn Hanscom
Dayton Lininger
William Evans
Ned Jones
R. M. Clark
Byron Wetzel
de Lancey Butler
Barkwill
Jones
Larkin
Wetzel
Lee Wilson
Red Cross
Legion Hall
Hanscom
Walter Hall
Maquoketa
A.R. McElwain
Knoxville
Deaths Iowa Mrs Kotovsky 81 Funeral Sunday
Mrs Josephine Kotovsky 81 died suddenly at her daughter’s home Friday. Funeral services were Sunday at Hrabak's chapel Chelsea with burial in the national cemetery. Survived by three daughters Emma Grubbs Cedar Rapids Frances Gaylord Texas Mildred Ash Hudson a son Charles Osage two sisters two brothers husband preceded her in death.
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Josephine Kotovsky
Fred Grubbs
Hrabak
Chelsea
National Cemetery
Emma Grubbs
Cedar Rapids
Frances Gaylord
Texas
Mildred Ash
Hudson
Charles
Osage
Divorce Petition in Iowa Court Names Desertion Grounds
In Linn County District Court Iowa January 1942 petition filed by Fred Harvey seeking an absolute divorce from Pauline Frances Harvey on grounds of desertion. Defendant urged to appear before noon January 2 1942. failure to appear may result in default judgment. Philip P Yothers attorney for plaintiff.
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Linn County
Fred Harvey
Pauline Frances Harvey
District Court
State of Iowa
Iowan
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Philip ¢ Yothers
Death of Mrs Harold Schodde Sparkes Denver Cedar Rapids Link
Mrs Harold Schodde of Denver Colorado died suddenly Monday night in Denver after months of illness. Born Helen Coffman January 26 1907 she was a Cedar Rapids native graduate of Washington High and Stephens College. She married Dr Schodde in 1934 and lived in Denver six years. Survived by husband sister Mrs Richard Proctor Cedar Rapids and brothers Roy and Maurice Coffman Cedar Rapids. Funeral arrangements unavailable.
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Denver
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Cedar Rapids
A. D. Schodde
Longtime railroad foreman Henry Raps dies after long illness
Henry J Raps 74 retired Illinois Central boiler foreman died at his Cedar Rapids home after a long illness. Born in Racine Wisconsin he moved to Cedar Rapids after retiring in 1927. Survived by three sons two daughters and a brother and sister. Funeral Thursday in Turner chapel with burial at Linwood cemetery. Flowers omitted. Charles H Bull retired grocer died at his daughter’s Beloit Wisconsin home after a prolonged illness. Born in Brooklyn and long Beloit resident, he operated a grocery for many years.
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Illinois Central Railroad
Chicago
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Cedar Rapids
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Vancouver
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Hayward
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Cornwall
John F. Raps
Arthur C. Raps
Duluth
George W Raps
Milwaukee
Martha H. Raps
First Lutheran Church
Turner Chapel
H. G Schwegler
Linwood Cemetery
Charles Henry Bull
George M. Bird
Blake Terrace
Brooklyn
N. Y
Beloit
Public Works Reserve Seeks City Projects list
The federal public works reserve plans a nationwide survey to identify needed improvements and their priority to cushion post defense unemployment. Local officials expect projects including a municipal parking lot a flood sewer system in east Cedar Rapids a car testing station a Kenwood fire station and a municipal stadium.
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Federal Public Works Reserve
Cedar Rapids
Kenewood
Beloit Death Notice for Retired Cedar Rapids Resident
A 1928 obituary notes a longtime Cedar Rapids retiree who lived there since retirement and died with a Beloit service planned. He married Evaline R. Bailey in 1881 in Verona Wisconsin. Surviving relatives include a daughter, a niece, and several nephews. three sisters and a brother preceded him in death. He belonged to the Second Congregational church at Beloit and enjoyed outdoors and reading. No local services. body to be moved to Beloit for a 2 pm service at the Rosman Uehling Kinzer chapel Thursday. viewing at Turner's in Beloit through Wednesday night.
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Evaline R. Bailey
Verona
Wis
Second Congregational Church
Beloit
Turner Mortuary
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Turner Chapel
Funeral services for Robert Olmstead announced
Funeral services for Robert Olmstead who died at his home 220 Sixth street SW will be held in the Rohn chapel Thursday afternoon at an hour to be announced. Friends may call at the chapel Tuesday evening.
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Sixth Street
Rohn Chapel
Strikes at Wilson Produce Plant Not Condemned, White Says
J. D. White, business agent for the Teamsters union, told a luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel that strikes like the recent action at Wilson Produce are not condemned by union leaders. He warned they create bad publicity and put unions in a bad fight with the public as they strive to avoid such confrontations.
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Labor leader praises wage gains and community benefit
White of the International Teamsters, spanning 11 Midwestern states with 500000 members, cites wage increases from 30 to 45 cents per hour as beneficial to workers and communities. He also commends the local police for their efficient work.
Georgia Students Seek Talmadge Control Of Regents
Three thousand University of Georgia students voted unanimously for a special legislative session to strip Gov Eugene Talmadge of power over the regents. They urged the legislature to withdraw his authority to appoint board members and for the Senate to reject his last three regent appointments.
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University of Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
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Board of Regents
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Georgia Senate
Falls Cause One Fourth of U.S. Accidental Deaths
A new study highlights that falls are responsible for about 25 percent of accidental deaths in the United States, underscoring the need for prevention measures and safety interventions across age groups.
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United States
Read Your Newspaper Carefully for Freedom
A call to vigilant readers to notice half told stories and buried ideas and to engage by writing editors, rallying friends, and debating with neighbors to protect personal freedom.
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