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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1932

Page

10

U.S. Attorney in Massie Case to Speak at Linn Rally

Seth Richardson, assistant attorney general, a national Hoover campaign speaker, will headline a Linn County Republican rally at Memorial Coliseum next Wednesday. He leads the Massie murder case prosecution in Hawaii. A parade with bands and drum corps is planned before the meeting. Republicans are urged to attend.

Seth Richardson United States Hoover Linn County Memorial Coiseum Carl Hendrickson Hawaiian Islands Massie Richardson National Republican Organization Hendrickson

Grand Master greeted by four hundred at three lodges meeting

Grand Master Fred Hansen of Clinton addressed about 400 Masons at the Masonic hall. A quartet sang two numbers after a reception. Rev Harry Harned spoke and Mrs Harned gave an inspirational talk. A buffet lunch and social time followed. The event was hosted by the interrelations committee of Cresc ent Mount Hermon Mizpah lodges. Co C Hunt, Rev Harvey Travis, and Frank Moses attended.

Fred Hansen Clinton Masonic Hall James F. Cowden Amos Elderkin A. G. Hoelzen William Rinderknecht Howard M. Funk Harry Harned First Congregational Church Harned Crescent Mount Hermon Mizpah

New York Gangster Slain In Typical Fashion

Police found the bullet riddled body of John Saccone 28 Brooklyn in a Speed apartment on the west side. The wrists and ankles were bound with adhesive tape and his arms tied to his legs with a hose.

New York INS John Saccone Brooklyn Aasheord

Two Women Hurt As Auto Upsets In Marion

Mrs. Robert Kirkpatrick of Colgon and Miss Irene Kirkpatrick were injured when their car toppled after colliding with Rev. John M. Walters automobile at Seventh Avenue and Twelfth Street Friday morning. Walters was unharmed. the other car damaged. The women received care from a local physician.

Robert Kirkpatrick Colgon Irene Kirkpatrick John M. Walters Seventh Avenue Twelfth Street Walters

Federation Meeting Sets Five Minute Club Program

At a Federation of Women's club meeting on Tuesday November 8 each listed club Ameigo Cary Diana Fret Marion Nature and Garden Klatter Mothers C O P and Entre Nous will present a five minute segment. President Miss Emma Klein asks each club to send a full membership list.

Gross Income Tax Talk Aims at Linn County Meeting

Marion taxpayers are urged to attend a Linn county meeting in Cedar Rapids at 1 30 pm Saturday where Clarence Knutson of Clear Lake will explain a gross income tax plan. The plan taxes income at one half of one percent and replaces real estate tax, already in effect in Mississippi.

Marion Linn County Memorial Building Cedar Rapids Clarence Knutson Clear Lake Iowa Association For Tax Justice Knutson Mississippi

Marion Shakespeare Club Notes And Benefit Party Recap

The Marion Shakespeare club met at Mrs. A E Bragg's home with towels for the blind women of Iowa ordered and a Henry IV review by Mrs Josephine Whitacre. About fifty attended a St Joseph's church benefit party with bridge prizes won by Mrs R D Smith and Mrs L C Weineke and five hundred prizes shared by George Drew Cedar Rapids and Mrs J L Brutsman. Revival services at the Baptist church drew large crowds with J W Cooper delivering a sermon on the Lord's return and local singers performing duets and a quartet.

Bernard Schenken Mothers Club J. B. Fosdick Fred Lutz Edwin Beadle Robert Hess H. N. Bowser Cedar Rapids Marion Shakespeare Club A. E. Bragg Winter Iowa Josephine Whitacre Co. L. Brown Springville St. Joseph's Church R. D. Smith L. C. Weineke George Drew J. L. Brutsman Banco Laura Brutsman Eliza Cleland W. H. Balster Fred Rasmussen Paul Fiedler Fred Welter John McDonald Anna Davis James Murray Will Ryan Barbara Knopp The Baptist Church J. W. Cooper Lord Jesus Christ Cyrus Metcalf Luther Fuhrmeiister George Kunzaman Lester Lesterberg Metcalf Mr. Fuhrmeister Mr. Coop

Marion Events Preview Week With Weddings Football Plans

Edna Louise Touro wed Glenn A. Dahms at Rock Island with Rev. Fisher officiating. Marion high school football travels to Vinton as teachers plan Halloween party for Friday. Miss Ethel McDonnell undergoes emergency appendectomy. Jeanette Williams visits Savanna relatives. Chester Williams returns from Chicago.

Touro-Dahms Henry Touro Near Marion Edna Louise Glenn A. Dahms Sam Dahms Alburnett Rock Island W. E. Fisher Vera Mae Stuart Helen Camp Reginald Touro Cedar Rapids Marion High School Vinton

Marion School Notes Halloween Program At Lincoln

The sixth grade under Miss Lucille Rittler will host a Halloween program Friday afternoon for grades four through eight. The junior high glee club led by Miss Rose Wilcox and Barbara Clark will perform. Bonna Lee Clark will read scripture and announce the program. Two short plays feature casts led by Mildred Wickham and Dorothy Tilton. A Halloween parade and a cornet solo by Maurine Halsey accompany the event. New dental honor roll additions include first grader James Kem.

Lucille Rittler Rose Wilcox Barbara Clark Bonna Lee Clark Mildred Wickham Catherine Peckosh Evelyn Howe Frank Travis Clifford Neill

Lincoln school honors roll and class reports

The article lists honor roll members across grades from first to eighth, with names including Charles Birming ham John Scarborough Miller Mil dred Kindig Ben Strait Barbara June Clay Mary Balster and many others. It notes class activities such as Hiawatha story studies and a lamp history unit with dip candles and crayon coloring, plus new entries from Viola school and full punctuality at week’s end.

Ble Cleo van Fossen Lloyd Whiting Paul Whiting Jake Cunningham Leroy Overall Betty Mae Marchant Bernard Price Grace Donovan Barbara Price Betty Whiting Maurine Halsey Betty Wallace Lincoln Ed Corum Leona George Schrimper G. W. Yule Bessie Golden John Birmingham Charles Keenan Charles Birmingham John Scarborough Miller Mildred Kindig Ben Strait Barbara June Clay Mary Balster Harold Miller Harry Dunlap Maxine Brooks Catherine Peckosh John Granger Charles Hagerman Mary Helen Sloss Hiawatha Fred Lang Dale Blackford Jack Beaty Marion Sommers Dick Beaty Jean Harryman Missouri Cora Ann Edmunds Waynesville N. C Hazel Cooney Bobby Hampton Bonnie Hampton Viola Hazel Hutton Dorothy Hutton Allen McElwain Marion Beaty H. R. Livingston Joe Dumbalton

Honor Roll and Attendance Highlights Across Grades

The report lists third graders Mitchell and Peterson among recent visitors. It notes Mrs. G G Sones and others visiting, mentions Jack Gibney’s omission from a 100 percent spelling list, and names honor roll students across first six weeks: Margaret Christianson Zella Mae Fenlon Virginia Jack Roberta Saunders Bruce Phillips Helen Riddick Lois Leidigh June Milner Gordon Rahn.

Ert Mitchell Carol Peterson G. G. Sones H. J. Thunherst W. P. Basley A. J. Elder W. M. Reichert Jack Bevins Frank Higgins Max Creglow Kansas City Theresa Phelps Centerville Mabel Kesting Jack Gibney

Testify For Former Iowan On Trial For Murder Of Mother

John R. Boyle's mother Mrs. Jessie Boyle 66 described him as a perfect son before she was killed on Shades mountain June 13. Episcopal rector Dr. Charles Clingman testified for the defense calling the relationship exceedingly friendly and devoted. General J. G. Persons said Boyle was of unsound mind and feared something was wrong with the family. A banker associated with Mervin Sterne testified Boyle spoke of $40 000 due on a New York mortgage and transferring funds to Birmingham. Boyle pleads not guilty by reason of insanity.

Birmingham Als John R. Boyle Jessie Boyle Shades Mountain Charles Clingman Episcopal Boyle Mervin Sterne Sterne New York

Corpse Stirs, Identifies Self After Wakeful Comer Incident

In Coma City Oklahoma police arrived to remove a dead man from a corridor. The man suddenly sat up, identified himself as Donald Litteer, and said he had fallen asleep after a tooth extraction. He apologized and walked off.

Coma City Okla Donald Litteer

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