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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1935

Page

5

Rebels in Mexico Demand Reopening of Closed Churches

More than 2,000 armed Ybarra forces march on Hermosillo to force reopening of churches and changes to farm policies. They demand governor Ramos be replaced by Francisco Elias, cousin of Plutarco Elias Calles, and note relief to church bans as missions reopen amid celebrations in Sonora.

Mexico Magdalena Sonora Mex INS L. E. Ybarra Hermosillo Ybarraists Cardenas Ramon Ramos Ignora Francisco Elias Calles Ybarra

Anne Adams pattern 2511 offers slender frock designs

The Cedar Rapids Gazette advertises Anne Adams pattern 2511 in sizes 34 to 48 with fabric guidance and dress-flattering features. It promotes dull satin crepe and detachable trims, plus illustrated sewing instructions and a fall winter pattern book priced at 15 cents, book and pattern 25 cents.

Anne Adams Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department West 17Th St New York

Target Practice Revived for Police Department Members

Chief Ray Tapper ordered shift captains to make their men shoot at least two targets weekly starting November 1. Captain Steve Stolba will grade and score, with standings posted until February 1 when medals are awarded for first, second and third high scores.

Ray Tapper Tapper Steve Stolba

8000 CCC Men To Work In Iowa Camps This Winter

Washington AP says about 8000 CCC men will work from 39 Iowa camps this winter. Fechner notes 23 soil erosion projects, nine state park developments, five drainage projects, and two state forest projects. The sixth period runs to March 31, 1936, with eight more camps than the average.

Washington Robert Fechner CCC Iowa Fechner

Bowling Association Granted Club Permit For Beer To Members

Cedar Rapids city council issued a club permit for beer to members of the Cedar Rapids Bowling Association headquartered at 425 Second Avenue SE. City solicitor Harry S. Johnson cited an attorney general opinion allowing chartered branches of national bodies to qualify as eligible clubs. The council also granted a class C permit to Mrs. Anna McHugh at 1 Avenue and Thirteenth Street NE, noting her husband John McHugh had been refused a class B permit at the same location.

Cedar Rapids Bowling Association Second Avenue SE Harry S. Johnson Iowa Johnson The American Bowling Cogress Illinois Anna McHugh 1 Avenue Thirteenth Street

County officials uninformed on $62,400 WPA road allotment

Linn county engineers report a $62,400 WPA road funds allotment is pending approval after being listed in Town WPA projects. Twenty one proposed Linn county road projects include trading surfacing and bridges, but the exact projects in the allotment remain unspecified. Also noted are leading 1934 aeronautical product markets.

Linn County William H. Behrens Washington L. S. Hill

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