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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1933

Page

8

The Purpose of Life Sermon by Rev Walter Bentley

Rev Walter Bentley of New York City preached at St. John Episcopal on Monday evening. He spoke on three lifelong traits sincerity purity and charity and linked evolution to God’s method. He announced a follow up talk on Repentance and the Un pardonable Sin at 7:30 and Holy Communion Wednesday at 10 am with St Pauls Analysis of Religion.

Walter Bentley New York City St. John’s Episcopal Church Phillips Brooks Boston Mass

Hollywood fat loss miracle advertised to public

The ad claims thousands of women gain weight loss and health benefits by a Hollywood style fat reducing blend. It promises dramatic pounds shed, better skin and vigor with low cost and ease, urging readers to ask their druggist for Hollywood.

Hollywood

NRA Chiefs To Rule On Delay In Boost Of Building Wages

Washington AP report says Hugh S Johnson and President Roosevelt must decide on delaying mandatory wage boosts for one year to spur capital into construction. The plan, debated by economists, aims to prevent a future boom while labor vows to press the White House. Johnson may reorganize NRA into a semi permanent unit with four deputies and nationwide enforcement.

Washington Hugh S Johnson Roosevelt White House Johnson NRA Blue Eagle Midwest

Mind studies on self view and deafness in marriage

Albert Edward Wiggam and Henry Foster Adams discuss judgments of self versus others and how deafness affects marriage prospects. Bell warns against hereditary deafness as a race risk, while Seashore emphasizes a memory that grasps ideas and logical relations. A booklet on habit formation by Wissam is advertised.

Henry Foster Adams Ann Arbor Alexander Graham Bell Albert Edward Wiesam Creat Harvard William James Hanits Albert Wissam Carl E. Seashore Graduate School of Iowa University

Not Guilty Plea in Liquor Nuisance Case

Giles Winchell, 62, of 316 Second Street NW, pled not guilty in district court before Judge H. C. Ring on a charge of maintaining a liquor nuisance. Bond set at 500 dollars after police raided 310 First Avenue West, where whisky and alcohol were seized. In another matter, Judge Ring dismissed a concealed weapon charge against Donald Jones, 17, who had pleaded not guilty earlier. The September term petit jury was excused as the term adjourns Friday after four juries were impaneled and three trials reached verdicts.

Giles Winchell Second Street NW H. C. Ring G. K. Thompson Winchell First Avenue W H C Ring Donald Jones Jones Ring H C. Ring

Law motions set for Wednesday in Ring's district court

Judge H C Ring will hear all pending law motions in district court Wednesday at 9 a.m. The session will cover motions filed in current cases and related procedural matters.

H C. Ring District Court

James L. Carver Will Probate Declared

The will of James Leonard Carver of Cedar Rapids was admitted to probate in district court on Monday. The entire estate is left to the testa-

James L. Carver James Leonard Carver Cedar Rapids

Court actions and divorces listed in Cedar Rapids paper

The docket shows Lucille Cunning Carver named executor by Peoples Savings Bank of Cedar Rapids. A charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated against William Edgar of Cedar Rapids was dismissed. Birge and Company sues Marshall B. Curtiss for $179.29. Clarinda O. Tanner seeks divorce from Harold Tanner, married Oct 15 1919 in Marion, and Calyce M. Burke seeks divorce from Thomas A. Burke with custody sought for two minor children. marriage occurred Sept 1927 in Moline, Illinois.

Tor Lucille Cunning Carver Peoples Savings Bank of Cedar Rapids William Edgar H.C. Ring Edgar M. H. Birge and Company of Buffalo N. Y Marshall B. Curtiss Library Paint and Wall Paper Company Clarinda O. Tanner Harold Tanner Marion Calyce M. Burke Thomas A. Burke Moline Til

Son of Shakespearean Actor Robert Mantell Ends Life

Hollywood AP report states Robert Mantell Jr., 21, son of actor Robert B. Mantell, shot himself in his apartment with motive described as career discouragement. He died on the eve of his mother Genevieve Hamper returning to the stage as Portia in Los Angeles.

Hollywood Robert Mantel, Jr Robert B. Mantell Genevieve Hamper Miss Hamper Portia Los Angeles

Notice of Appointment Executors 1933 Linn County Iowa

Notice is hereby given on October 23 1933 that Lucille Cunningham Carver The Peoples Saving Bank executors of the estate of James Leonard Carver late of Linn County Iowa deceased. All indebted parties must pay promptly. Those with claims must file them authenticated with the Linn County District Court Clerk. Mo oW O Riley attorney.

Linn County James Leonard Carver Iowa Iowas Lucille Cunning Carver Peoples Saving Bank

Glamorous Orient Not As Romantic As Novelists Portray

Local Navy man Bruce W. Suthers writes from Shanghai about first impressions of the Far East. He notes poverty and hard labor, describes sampans and junks, colorful but imperfect Shanghai, and a typhoon encounter near Tientsin. He departed San Francisco July 17, stopping at Honolulu, Guam, Manila, Chefoo, Chinwangton, with the Heron near the Great Wall.

Far East Bruce W. Suthers W. A. Suthers Sixth Avenue SE Shanghai Suthers Orient U. S. S. Heron Suther China Tientsin Bund San Francisco Honolulu Guam Manila Cheefoo Chinwangton

Sailor Suthers Near Manchuria on Manila Mission

Seaman Suthers, on 48 hour leave at Tientsin, wrote from the Heron as it prepared to sail for Manila to spend the winter. He is now on his second naval enlistment.

China Manchuria Tientsin Suthers Heron Manila

Three Die as Mine Cave-In Traps Workers at Hubbard Mine

A cave-in at the Hubbard mine of McKeesport Coal and Coke in McKeesport Pennsylvania killed three men and injured several others on Tuesday. Rescue crews worked through the debris to reach trapped workers amid dangerous conditions.

Mckeesport, Pa McKeesport

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Bentley St. John’s Church Fat Girl Albert Edward Wiggam D. Sc Shaw Althur Lorain Cedar Rapids Gas Co Dial Third Street Court House News Robt. Mantell O'Rieley Chicago Aleo Via Tina Detelis Ach B. O. Baker H. Cushman Second Avenue Fraser Pier Drucaites The Iowa Coal Institute Owacoal Hugh W. Lundy Albia
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