Nominate 15 for C of C Directors
Fifteen men have been nominated for the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce board. Of the 21 directors, seven will be elected to three year terms. Nominees include Otto Ambroz, Robert O Bickel, Frank C Chambers, C E Collins, N P Craemer, G O Fletcher, Horace G Hedges, Henry Kling, Charles Loomis, J B McGladrey, M H Morrison, E M Pinney, William Kinderknecht, L H Stubbs, and Frank C Waples. Ballots by mail on September 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
Otto Ambroz
Robert O Bickel
Frank C Chambers
C E. Collins
N P Craemer
G. O. Fletcher
Horace G. Hedges
Henry Kling
Charles Loomis
J. B McGladrey
M. H. Morrison
E. M. Pinney
William Kinderknecht
L. H Stubbs
Frank C Wa
Gilman Bank Robber Suspects Picked Up By Davenport Police
Davenport police arrested three Newton men Clarence Loy Ernest Miller and Glen Wilson for a Gilman bank robbery ten days earlier Loy allegedly confessed that others aided the crime and that about $5 was obtained Local officials described the rapid pursuit and subsequent arrests with uncertain details due to the damaged report and confusing handwriting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilman
Davenport
Clarence Loy
Ernest Miller
Glen Wilson
Newton
Davierngse
Loy
Pine
Dey
Miller
Riley Mana
Wesen
Jster
Ghaathal
Malaga
Stage Show at Iowa Theater Promises Five Acts and Feature
The Iowa theater presents five acts on Saturday and Sunday headlined by Roscoe Ates the stutterer, a famed screen comedian. Other acts include Barney Grant in That Feller From Missouri, the Great Gretonas performing Sensational Feats on the High Wire, Jules Waldeck and Mitzie in Funny Antics, and Ralph and Helen Sternard with Syncopating Classics. The feature screen entry is Side Streets, a drama about a forgotten woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saurday
Iowa
RKO
Roscoe Ates
Barney Grant and Company
City Briefs and Personals In Cedar Rapids area
Edgewood schools reopen on Sept. 4 for all students with first time entrants must be 5 by July 1, 1934. Household Finance opens a 165-offices cap firm new Cedar Rapids outlet at 203 Higley building with E F Thompson in charge. Burgus leaves for Chicago. Adelaide Avery and Mildred Barger head to Chicago for Labor Day. A small fire on Eighth avenue bridge blamed on cigarette stub. Hartford township farmer John C Barry seeks extra time to pay debts in federal court. Rock Island freight agent A H Dafoe dies after short illness. A little red wagon stolen from 925 Fourth street SW. A bulldog with a LaCrosse tag missing from 1946 Grande avenue SE. Mr and Mrs Milo J Vanous depart for St Louis for a sales meeting, return Monday. Bethany Congregational class to meet at Ellis park pavilion with melon feast. Lions club cancel Ellis park picnic due to weather, hold stag at Hotel Roosevelt with 35 present. 13-year-old Billie Mills injured when bicycle goes into Bever park creek. treated and dismissed at St Luke’s. Arthur Baxter to speak at First United Presbyterian Church Sunday service after Bible school at 9:45.
Community notices and personal events from Trinity church service times
The article lists church activities with services at Trinity Methodist at 7:30 p.m and 6:30 p.m. The First Reformed church welcomes Rev Ramaker as new pastor. Mrs Vance Newhouse hosts a surprise birthday party with 25 guests. Miss Mary Jane Griffin will move to Minden for a teaching post, accompanied by her parents.
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Vance Newhouse
N Street
Mary Jane Griffin
Ellis Boulevard
Minden
Miss Griffin
L. H. Griffin
Grant High Registration For Rural Students
Rural and out-of-town pupils aim to enter Grant high school Tuesday. Registration is at the senior high office Saturday or Monday, as local junior high ninth graders were enrolled last spring. Police Court fines include Grover Powers and Andrew Dyrland $10 and costs each for intoxication. Fred Nesteril $10 and costs for disturbing the peace by fighting, with the fine suspended. Labor Day Dance ad invites readers to place inexpensive notices in The Gazette. Plead Not Guilty. Robert McGill and Everett Brooks of Marion plead not guilty to assault and battery charges. Trial set for Sept. 7 before Justice Reed.
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Grant High
Wilson and Roosevelt Junior High
Grant High School
Grover Powers
Andrew Dyrland
Fred Nesteril
Ninth Avenue SE
Robert McGill
Everett Brooks
Marion
A. S&s. Reed
Delbert Blackford
Madge Perrie
Springville
Death calls Mrs. Valentine’s mother in Mazeppa Minn
Mr and Mrs Eldon Valentine of 1915 Ellis boulevard NW were summoned to Mazeppa Minnesota on Thursday evening by the death of Mrs Roy Ondler a former Linn county resident They had been visiting here and left last Tuesday for their home Latter items mention High Twelve club meeting with Charles A Laurance speaking on England and Empress of Britain lantern slides Dr B L Knight displayed vacation photos Cub Pack 3 under the Catholic Order of Foresters held its monthly meeting beneath Immaculate Conception church with Indian style opening Donald Giltrap led roll call and dues for a membership drive next month Cubs rank awards were given to Clement Schnoebelen Donald Giltrap and Darrell Byerly with Mrs Shea presenting Lion rank
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon Valentine
Ellis Boulevard
Mazeppa
Minn
Charles A. Laurance
England
High Twelve Club
London
Britain
Mr. Laurance
B. L. Knight
Order of Foresters
Immaculate Conception Church
Donald Giltrap
Schwinn
Wolfe Rank
Clement Schnoebelen
Shea
Darrell Byerly
New Series of Iowa History Articles for Pupils
Gazette readers will see a new and informative series of Iowa history articles by Professor John Ely Briggs starting September 3. The series, following reader interest in the previous segment, aims to cover early explorations, the fur trade, immigrants, the Civil War impact on Iowa, and early political issues, continuing through May 13, 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Gazette
John Ely Briggs
Briggs
Cubs Exhibit Craftwork with Arthur Stark Top Honors
A Cubs handicraft exhibit was showcased with Arthur Stark winning top honors. Cub master Fred Friedline and assistant Cubmaster Don Condon led the event, which highlighted the boys’ crafts and creativity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubs
Arthur Stark
Fred Friedline
Don Condon
Dentist Hautsch Granted Daily Jail Release for Dental Work
District court judge H C Ring ordered daily release from the county jail for Dr. F A Hautsch a 51 year old dentist held on cheating by false pretenses charges. The order was requested by Hautsch and includes him paying a deputy sheriff to accompany him to his office each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
F. A. Hautsch
Hautsch
Committee to Obtain Surplus Pigs for Needy Families
Des Moines based relief director FE H Mulock and Linn county relief director Ben Tait announce election of a relief committee. The group will approach farmers with corn hog contracts to identify surplus pigs beyond allotments and channel them to needy families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. H. Mulock
Des Moines
Ben Tait
Linn County
Tait
Baby Welfare Station to Open at Van Buren School
The Public Health Nursing Association opens a new southwest side baby welfare station at Van Buren School next Thursday at 10 a.m. Dr. Morgan Foster will head the station with Dr. L. M. Downing continuing work at City Hall. Other stations include St James Church and the Community House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Health Nursing Association
Arthur C. Deamer
van Buren School
Morgan Foster
Southwest Side
L. M. Downing
City Hall
St. James
van Buren
Alma Hartz
Eula Butterin
University of Minnesota
Marriage Licenses Filed for Multiple Couples
James W. McCutcheon of Mount Vernon wed Ruth Lynch of Cedar Rapids. Gerald DeVere Baugh and Millie Maxine Kirkpatrick both of North English. Clark J. Johnson and Lucile L. Triska both of Cedar. James L. Chiodini of Anamosa and Monica M. McGillicuddy of Cedar Rapids. Kenneth B. Bailey of Chicago and Virginia I. Leainger of Cedar Rapids. Harlan Underkofler of Lincoln Nebraska and Mary Ellen Kay of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. McCutcheon
Mount Vernon
Ruth Lynch
Cedar Rapids
Gerald DeVere Baugh
Millie Maxine Kirkpatrick
North English
Clark J. Johnson
Lucile L. Triska
Cedar Ae
James L. Chiodini
Anamosa
Monica M. McGillicuddy
Kenneth B. Bailey
Chicago
Virginia I. Leainger
Harlan Underkofler
Lincoln
Neb
Mary Ellen Kay
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Kalona
Lyn Horrel
Washington
Morreil
W .Cave
Gatto
West Side
Third Ave. Sw
Lau
Fourth Ave
Loth, Ave, SW
Oxydol
del Monte Co
del Monte
Bartlett
Cns
C&h
Sunkist
Oregon
Snake River
Blue Barrell
C &II
C&w Brown
Graham Crax
Boy Ie
Sintas
van Camp
Ya Goth
Asilk
Rogers & Son
Edgewood
The
Household Finance Corporation
Higley Building
E. F. Thompson
Louis D. Burgus
Adelaide Avery
Mildred Barger
Second Avenue SE
Eighth Avenue Bridge
John C. Barry
Hartford Township
Town County
A. H. Dafoe
Rock Island Railroad
St. Paul
Lloyd Watson
Fourth Street
Martha 8. Clarke
Grande Avenue SE
Milo J. Vanous
St. Louis
Mr. Vanous
Bethany Congregational Church
Ellis Park Pavilion
Lions Stag Party
Lions Club
Ellis Park
Hotel Roosevelt
Bever Park
Billie Mills
Garden Drive
St. Luke's Hospital
U. P
Arthur Baxter
First United Presbyterian Church
Third Avenue
Second Street
Bible School
Titzlebros
J. ©. Penney CO
Superiencas
Tittle Bros. Market
Swift
Bacon
Wiverp Ham
the Gazette
Roy Ondler
Laurance
Achievement Council
Stee
Ureeda
Leibsohn’s
First Ave
7Th Avenue
Japan
Wisconsin
Alaska
Dosen
Folger’s
Jersey
del Monte Pine
Apple
Duster Bros
Third Avenue SE
Libby
M.ji
Ed Sal
Sevice
Softastik
WM. Rogers & Son
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