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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1936

Page

7

Battle Hard Fought in Pennsylvania

Reporter Lyle C. Wilson notes a tight presidential race in Pennsylvania before the 1940 election. Roosevelt and Landon contest a 4.5 million vote pool with small margins possible. locals rally against big interests, while boom areas like Allegheny county lean Roosevelt. Lemke also appears on the ballot, splitting support.

Roosevelt Alf M. Landon Pennsylvania Allegheny County Mr. Roosevelt Gov. Landon Works Progress Administration William Lemke

Deaths Mrs Martha Williamson 93 Pioneer of Monticello

Mrs Martha Williamson age 93 of 630 Ninth Street SE Cedar Rapids died after a long illness at a local hospital. Born in Monahan Ireland September 29 1843 she married Robert Williamson May 27 1861 who died in 1916. Survived by seven children including John Williamson Racine WI Richard Long View WA and Della Krouse Monticello plus several grandchildren. Funeral in Beatty chapel at 10 a.m. Saturday with burial in Monticello Cemetery.

Martha Williamson Ninth Street Monticello Cedar Rapids County Monahan Ireland Scotch Grove Robert Williamson John Williamson Racine Wis Richard Long View Wash R. A Milan Minn Alice Pyle Nell Pontsler Martha J. Loomis Della Krouse Methodist Church Beatty Chapel

Mrs Anna Shanahan obituary notices in Cedar Rapids

Mrs Anna Shanahan died at her home 1007 E avenue NW after a lingering illness. Born Anna Stransky in Cedar Rapids May 30 1887 she wed John J Shanahan Jan 22 1917. Survived by husband son John J Jr two sisters and two brothers. Funeral at St Patricks church Saturday 9 am burial Mount Calvary. Rosary recited Friday at 8 pm at Polansky hotel by Father Peters.

Anna Shanahan John J. Shanahan E Avenue NW Anna Stransky Cedar Rapids Rosemary John J. Jr Father Peters

Death of A L Mulvihill Brother of William Mulvihill

William Mulvihill of 516 Sixth Avenue SE received word that his brother A L Mulvihill died in Davenport early Thursday. Funeral services are planned in Davenport on Saturday.

A. L. Mulvihill William Mulvihill Sixth Avenue SE Davenport

Funeral Services Held For Mrs Mollie Davis

Funeral services for Mrs Mollie Davis 81 of Western who died from injuries in an auto accident Tuesday will be held Friday at 2 30 pm at United Brethren church Shueyville Rev James P Stewart pastor Cedar Rapids officiating.

Mollie Davis Western Highway 161 United Brethren Church Shueyville James P. Stewart United Brethren Church of Cedar Rapids

Burial Set in Shueyville Cemetery

In charge, burial arrangements are noted with services to be completed and interment planned in Shueyville Cemetery.

Funeral services for Michael Mraz announced

Funeral services for Michael Mraz will be held in the Polan sky funeral chapel Friday at 8 45 a.m. and in the St. Wenceslaus church at 9 15 a.m. conducted by the Rev Father August Vojacek. Burial will be in St. John's cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel Thursday evening.

Michael Mraz Polansky St. Wenceslaus August Vojacek St. John’s Cemetery

Cedar Rapids City Briefs and Personal News

The Cedar Rapids Airhawks meet Friday at 7 in the city hall clubroom. Alec Stechon is recovering in Mercy hospital after an appendectomy. Mrs. John J Mulherin is recuperating at Mercy after a major operation. The Thursday Evening Hiking club meeting is postponed indefinitely. Square Shooters elect George Pelisek president. other officers named. Knights of Pythias Halloween dance Saturday at Pythian hall from 9 p.m. A Pythians Sisters picnic is planned Monday at 6:30 p.m. Cedar Rapids DeMolay chapter No 10 will entertain parents Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Masonic hall. A program marks the sixteenth anniversary of the chapter’s founding.

Cedar Rapids Airhawks City Hall Alec Stechon Nineteenth Avenue Mercy Hospital John J. Mulherin Cedar Rapids George Pelisek Charles Krizek Edward Sanders William Benn Donald Schmidt Star of the West Lodge Knights of Pythias Pythian Hall Pythians Pythian Sisters Order of DeMolay Masonic Hall

Local court fines highlight city violations

C. E. White of Marion was fined 10 dollars and costs in police court for an offense. F W Hughes of Novak Heating and H J Lamont of 1418 B Avenue NE were fined 2 dollars and costs each for parking too near a fire hydrant. Others fined one dollar and costs include Fred C. Fisher, Gerald Hunt, C E Miller and W L Smith for overtime parking.

C. E. White Marion Steeding F. W. Hughes Novak Heating Company H. J. Lamont B Avenue NE Fred C. Fisher Merchants Bank Gerald Hunt Second Avenue SE C. E. Miller First Avenue E W. L. Smith

Halloween frolic at Kenwood Park church this Friday

The first annual Halloween frolic at Kenwood Park Methodist church will be held Friday at 7 30 p m under the Embassy club. All church members and friends are invited. Wear old clothes optional masks, entertainment and refreshments provided, a silver offering will defray expenses.

Kenwood Park Methodist Church Embassy Club

District 6 Iowa Lumber Association Holds Fall Dinner

Fifty two members attended the annual fall dinner at the Roosevelt hotel. Ormie Lance of Minneapolis spoke on the Patman bill and the social security act, while R. Hansen of Seattle presented an illustrated talk on shingles and the Red Cedar Shingle bureau.

Iowa Lumber Association Roosevelt Hotel Ormie Lance Minneapolis Northwest Lumber Association R. Hansen Seattle Red Cedar Shingle Bureau Mr. Lance Patman

Wagner accuses Landon of trying to wreck social security

New York Senator Robert F. Wagner charges Governor Alfred M. Landon and backers seek to undermine the social security act. He accuses them of avoiding direct attack while proposing to shift costs to workers and impose a sales tax.

New York INS Robert F. Wagner Alfred MM. Landon Wagner Landon

Births in city list three newborns

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sauter at 910 Tenth street SE a son Jack Kenneth on Oct. 23. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hemsky at 615 Third avenue SW on Oct. 26 at St. Luke's hospital. A daughter Cecilia Ann was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Freestone at 518 Third street SW on Oct. 28 at Mercy hospital.

Floyd Sauter Tenth Street Jack Kenneth J. F. Hemsky Third Avenue St. Luke’s Hospital Harold Freestone Third Street Cecilia Ann Mercy Hospital

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