Weather Sketches Across Cities From September 2 1939
Daily records show high temperatures ranging from 47 to 85 across cities including Cedar Rapids Washington New Orleans and Chicago. Cedar Rapids peaked near 86 with a humid heat lingering into the evening as readings moved from 66 at dawn to 90 early afternoon and down to 70 by midnight.
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Cedar Rapids
Washington Air
Feona Falls
Tames
St Mount
New Orleans
Charles City
Los Angeles
Omaha
San Francisco
Sioux City
Seattle
la Crosse
Dubuque
Bramarck
Davenport
Detroit Air
Keokuk
Chicaco
Chambers Inskeep
Police Court records list fines for multiple offenders
Loren Elmore aged 36 of 714 Eighth street SE was fined 25 dollars plus costs for drunkenness and disturbing the peace. George Pettit of Waterloo received a 30 day floater for vagrancy. Don Ackerman 29 of 261 Twentieth avenue SW and B Spencer 47 of 1028 Fifth street SE were each fined 10 dollars plus costs for intoxication. John R Hinsley of route No 3 was fined 10 dollars plus costs for speeding 40.
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Loren Elmore
Eighth Street
George Pettit
Waterloo
Don Ackerman
Twentieth Avenue
B. Spencer
Fifth Street
John R. Hinsley
Local Births Reported Across Hospitals
Mercy hospital records list a daughter born Sept 2 to Mr and Mrs Joseph Geraghty at 344 Seventeenth Street SE. St Luke's hospital shows a son Sept 1 for Mr and Mrs Verne Haworth of 609 Ely Avenue SW and a son Sept 2 for Mr and Mrs R S Seeley of 858 Oakland Road NE. A daughter named Sue Ann was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs C Lionel Raymond of Independence, with Mrs Raymond the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph F Pavlis of 915 E Avenue NW.
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Mercy Hospital
Joseph Geraghty
Seventeenth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Verne Haworth
Ely Avenue
R. S. Seeley
Oakland Road
Sue Ann
C. Lionel Raymond
Independence
Raymond
Joseph F. Pavlis
E Avenue NW
Mrs Harry P McKnight Dies At 70 At Home
Mrs. Harry P. McKnight, 70, died Friday night at her home on 370 Enteenih Street SE. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.
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Harry P. McKnight
Enteenih Street
Fire Damages Millholen Mattress Plant. Smoke from Furnace
At 8 21 p m Friday a fire in the rear of Millholen Mattress Manufacturing at 185 First Street NW caused damage to the rear wall. Engine Companies 1 2 and hook and ladder responded. At 9 57 am Saturday excess smoke issued from a furnace at 2385 Blake Boulevard SE home of R W Friday. Engine Companies 3 6 and hook and ladder attended.
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Millholen Mattress Manufacturing Company
First Street NW
B. D
Millholen
Furnace
R. W
Blake Boulevard
Names of spouses and addresses listed for marriages or notices
Anthony W. Carruthers Mildred G. Blair Oakdale Martin Whitesell Mary Jane Barnett Cedar Rapids Alexander Batchelor Moline Audrey Campbell Cedar Rapids Ralph Wessel Davenport Helen Millburn Table Rock Neb Albert Chimmer An Florence Harris Waterloo Bernard Bruce Smith Lexington Neb M Elaine Konka Cedar Rapids Keith W Churchill Mildred Hein Cedar Rapids
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Anthony W. Carruthers
Mildred G. Blair
Oakdale
Martin Whitesell
Mary Jane Barnett
Cedar Rapids
Alexander Batchelor
Moline
Audrey Campbell
Ralph Wessel
Davenport
Helen Millburn
Tableock
Neb
Albert Chimmeran
Florence Harris
Aterloo
Bernard Bruce Smith
Lexington
M. Elaine Konka
Keith W. Churchill
Mildred Hein
Trio fined for truck overloading in Justice Churchill court
Kenneth May, Martelle, Charles Parry of Keystone each paid $10 fines plus costs after being found guilty of overloading a truck in Justice Churchill's court.
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Kenneth May
Martelle
Charles Parry
Keystone
Justice
Governor grants discharge to Roscoe Shomier in bank robbery case
Governor George A. Wilson granted final discharge to Roscoe Shomier age 38 from terms life and ten years for entering a bank with intent to rob and motor theft at Fort Madison penitentiary. He was convicted in Cedar Rapids in January 1928 for taking part in the Alburnett Savings Bank robbery. A parole had been granted August 12, 1938, and the discharge followed the parole board's recommendation.
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George A. Wilson Hursday
Roscoe Shomier
Fort Madison
Shomler
Cedar Rapids
Alburnett Savings Bank
G. Kompson
State Parole Board
District Court Admits Six Wills To Probate
Six wills were admitted to probate in a district court session before noon Saturday. The McGowan will dated May 24, 1939 names Emma McGowan as executrix and multiple relatives as legatees. The Pospishil will dated May 13, 1938 lists Caroline Pospishil as executrix with two children and a daughter as beneficiaries. Horak will dated Sept 27, 1938 designates Lillian E Horak as executrix. Robinson will dated May 1937 names two children and the First National Bank of Marion as executor. Frederick will dated April 14, 1925 names six Frederick family members as heirs with Fred F. and Edgar F. named executors. Anna Ross will dates unclear with relatives and mass intentions noted.
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William McGowan
Emma McGowan
Eugene
John McGowan
George McGowan
Jennie McIntyre
Sarah Holmes
McGowan
Joseph L. Pospishil
George Russell Robinson
Leslie May Robinson
Fannie Lea Robinson
First National Bank of
Marion
Cris Frederick
Minnie Frederick
Fred F. Frederick
Edgar F. Frederick
Elmer G. Frederick
Charles W. Frederick
Gladys C. Frederick
Anna Ross
James Lacy
Fort William
Ontario
St. Joseph's
Will of Marvin R. Selden Named Executor
A will dated January 23 1938 from Cedar Rapids resident names Marvin R Selden as executor and designates church properties in Cedar Rapids and Marion.
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Olic
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Marvin R. Selden
Two Are Sentenced For Failure To Return Car
Floyd Manley of Cedar Rapids and Chris Van Slyke of Cedar Rapids pled guilty to operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent. Each received an indeterminate one year term at Anamosa reformatory after arrest by police. They allegedly failed to return a car obtained from Baxter Motor Company on Wednesday evening while claiming they were buying a machine.
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Floyd Manley
Cedar Rapids
Chris van Slyke
Fourth Street
Anamosa Reformatory
C. J. Haas
Baxter Motor Company
Marion Man Fined 300 for Drunk Driving
Beebe HCC Beebe 55 of Marion charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated pled guilty and was fined 300 and costs by Judge C J Hans. He paid 100 on the fine and costs after withdrawing a prior not guilty plea. Beebe was arrested near the junction of highways 30 and 149 last May 28 and posted 500 bond at arraignment.
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HCC
Beebe
Marion
C J. Hans
Parson Pleads Not Guilty in Assault Case
Ivan Parson aged 23 of 807 Tourteenth Street NE faced arraignment before Judge Co J Haas on charges of assault with intent to inflict great bodily harm. Bond set at 1000 dollars following an unprovoked attack on tavern keeper Elmer Listebarger, who suffered a broken nose and facial bruising. arrest by police. County Attorney G K Thompson filed a information.
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Ivan Parson
Tourteenth Street
Co. J. Haas
Parsons
Elmer Listebarger
Listebarger
G. K. Thompson
Plaintiff Velda Smart Appeals to State Supreme Court
Notice of appeal to the state supreme court from an overruling of a new trial motion in a case where Velda Smart claims title to property in the estate of Fred C Herman. Filed in Court Clerk Ed Lundquist's office Friday. Judge J E Heisman last May 4 ruled for defendants George R Liddle administrator and D B Herndon, a cousin, who resisted the ownership claim.
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State Supreme Court
Velda Smart
Fred C Herman
Ed Lundquist
J. E. Heiserman
George R. Liddle
Herman
D. B. Herndon
Ward appeals district court over 50 dollar counterclaim award
W H Ward of Central City appeals a $50 counterclaim award decided before Justice E M Wetherbee on May 17, seeking $9 879 judgment. Ward claims they are due for advances to him as a salesman while Smith seeks sums under a bonus agreement.
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W. H. Ward
Central City
District Court
E. M. Wetherbee
A. E Smith
Ward
Smith
Dorland Appeals Judgment Over Gas Explosion Damage
Marie Dorland filed a district court appeal after Justice H R Churchill awarded Frank and Elma Cisler a 9125 judgment in a damage suit. The plaintiffs claimed a gas explosion at the Dorland home on 2514 A Avenue NE last April 1 damaged plaster in the Cisler residence at 2508 A Avenue.
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District Court
Marie Dorland
H. R. Churchill
Frank Cisler
Elma Cisler
Cislers
Dorland
A Avenue NE
A Avenue
Iowa 1939 tax levy certified and divorce actions listed
The Iowa tax commission certified a 2.32 mill 1939 levy for Linn County with two mills for general revenue and .32 mill for soldiers bonus bond interest. Separately, multiple divorce actions appear including Charlotte Warnock vs Lewis Warnock over intoxication grounds and Mae Austin vs William Austin over cruel treatment, with name restorations requested in each case. Other notices include damages claims by Joseph Hronik Jr. over a dog bite, rental judgments against P E McCann and Mary McCann, Champlin Refining suit for 145.86, and Grace Van Winkle seeking custody alimony and support after a 1931 marriage.
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Iowa Tax Commission
Robert M. Vesely
Linn
Charlotte Maxine Warnock
Lewis Westley Warnock
Jackson Township
Charlotte Maxine Anderson
Mae L. Austin
William B. Austin
Marion
Grace van Winkle
James van Winkle
Monticello Man Named Deputy Curator and Staff Changes
DES MOINES IN SIOUX CITY Fred L. Mahannah of Monticello is named deputy curator of the state historical department succeeding W. F. Anderson. The post pays 1800 dollars a year. Mabel Hoege of Adel becomes curator secretary, E F Pittman of Keosauqua advances to newspaper assistant, succeeding Russell Smith. Ora Williams remains curator.
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Des Moines
INS
Fred L. Mahannah
Monticello
State Historical Department
W. F. Anderson
Linn Grove
Mabel Hoege
Adel
Armelia Haxmeier
E. F. Pittman
Keosauqua
Russell Smith
Ora Williams
Press Urges U. S. Stay Out of War
Editorials from major papers urge calm and unity as Roosevelt huddles with war chiefs and Congress. The stance across outlets favors arming for defense, avoiding entanglement, and preserving democratic liberties while condemning escalation and intervention.
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PRESS
U. 8
Four Cedar Rapids Residents Hurt In Minnesota Crash
Four Cedar Rapids residents were injured when their car collided with a brick truck on highway 218 near Farmington Minnesota. The injured include Cr. H Mills 45 and his wife 41. M L Demartelaere 26 and his wife 29. The truck driver George Westin and his mother Mrs Algot Westin were uninjured. The Mills and the Demartelaeres remained hospitalized in Farmington. The group had been on a fishing trip and planned to return to Cedar Rapids.
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Farmington, Minn
Cedar Rapids
Here
Cr. H. Mills
George Westin
Chaska
Minn
Algot Westin
Mills
Demartelaere
Farmington
Five Hurt in Tama Auto Crash
Special to The Gazette reports five persons injured in a head on collision on highway 30 at Tama's east edge. Drivers were H. L. Allen Des Moines and Norman Lohrbach Chicago. Injuries include cuts, knee injuries, a cracked kneecap, severe bruises, and multiple cuts.
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the Gazette
TAMA
H. L. Allen
Des Moines
Norman Lohrbach
Chicago
Allen
Lohrbach
Cuba Declares Neutrality Amid Global War Anxiety
The Cuban government proclaimed neutrality on Friday night in case of a world war, signaling a formal stance from Havana on international conflict. The move comes as tensions escalate globally and Cuba seeks to preserve its sovereignty.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Europe
Havana
INS
Nazi Military Staff Report Advances While Poland Says Still Holding Own
Polish forces report four main drives forming a scissors movement into Poland from East Prussia and Slovakia. Battles focus near Thorn and Kielce with reports of bombings in Poznan Lwow and Lvov and a Slovak protest to be published in Beckt.
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Poland
France ready to declare war if Poland attacked
Daladier won implied authority from the chamber to declare war on Germany via a 69 billion franc war budget. He warned that France will fight Poland unless German aggression stops, while Herriot condemned the German Soviet non aggression pact.
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Chamberlain
Poland
Greenwood
Daladier
Chamber of Deputies
Germany
Chamber
France
Edouard Ierriot
BSA
Dalaier
Herriot
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
Britain
Soviet
Russia
State to Pay 10 Per Cent Again on Relief
The state relief office will contribute 10 percent toward Linn county relief costs in September. Mrs. Mildred Hunt, Linn county relief director, reports Des Moines information. Estimated total cost for 1,410 cases is 30,272 dollars. Linn county will cover 90 percent.
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Linn County
Des Moines
Mildred Hunt
Two Held After They Try To Sell New Truck Tire
Don Ackerman and B Spencer were arrested Friday after attempting to sell a discarded tire found in a ditch. Both men, intoxicated, were fined $10 and costs for intoxication and held for further investigation pending police inquiry into the tire’s ownership and value.
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Don Ackerman
Twentieth Avenue SW
B Spencer
Fifth Street
Ackerman
Spencer
Wheatland
Calamus
C Street
Rapaport
Missouri picks Ross Construction for Kansas City traffic route
The Missouri state highway commission announced that Ross Construction of Des Moines Iowa submitted the lowest bid of 385 222 dollars for a modern two lane traffic way into Kansas City Missouri.
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Jefferson City
Missouri State Highway Commission
Ross Construction Company
Des Moines
Kansas City
Calling All Want Ad Money Makers
Call for The Gazette Sunday issue ads with deadline tonight at eight. The notice highlights cash offers for for sale or rent ads and appeals to teachers students and families seeking rooms housing and furnished apartments near schools. Dial 2 1121 to place three day ads and save 25 percent per day.
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the Gazette
Mrs H P McKnight dies after long illness
Mrs Minnie Church McKnight wife of Harry P McKnight died at their home 370 Seventeenth Street SE at 1108 p m after a long illness Born October 12 1868 in Marion she lived there and in Cedar Rapids most of her life She leaves a sister Mrs David McClure of Chicago and two cousins Funeral at Turner chapel Monday at 2 p m with Rev James H Blackstone officiating burial in Oak Hill cemetery Honorary bearers listed Friends may call at Turner chapel
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Minnie Church McKnight
Harry P. McKnight
Seventeenth Street
Marion
Cedar Rapids
David McClure
Chicago
First Presbyterian Church
Ashley Chapter
Turner Chapel
James H. Blackstone
Oak Hill Cemetery
Stanley C. Moore
Fayette Moore
Charles C. Loomis
O. S. Johnson
Charles Smith
Adrian Young
Funeral services for Grace Tisdale in Waterloo
Funeral services for Mrs Grace Tisdale of Waterloo will be held there at 1 p m Monday according to information received by local friends and relatives. She was a resident of Cedar Rapids until 20 years ago. Surviving are a daughter Mrs Earl Bronson of Waterloo with whom she lived and a son Bob of Omaha.
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Grace Tisdale
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Earl Bronson
Bob
Omaha
Funeral services for Mrs Lucy J Morehead Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs. Lucy J. Morehead are planned for 2 p.m. Sunday at the Foursquare tabernacle conducted by Rev. Malcolm Hall and the Royal Neighbors. Burial will be in Shiloh cemetery.
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Lucy J. Morehead
Foursquare Tabernacle
Malcolm Hall
Royal Neighbors
Shiloh Cemetery
Committal for Mrs Freeley Lowrey Planned at Linwood Cemetery
Committal services for Mrs Freeley Lowrey will be held at the grave in Linwood cemetery at 7 am Sunday.
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Freeley Lowrey
Linwood Cemetery
Woman Spends 26 Years in Local Hospital Dies
Funeral services set for 9 am Monday at St. Patrick's church Tama with burial in Bohemian National cemetery Vining. Mrs. Uchytil survived by husband son sister Antonie Pospishil and two grandchildren George and Betty Uchytil. Two sisters believed living in former Czechoslovakia.
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St. Patrick's Church
Tama
Bohemian National Cemetery
Vining
Uchytil
Antonie Pospishil
N Street NW
Czechoslovakia
George
Betty Uchytil
Burglars Break Into Service Station on C Street
Burglars entered a filling station at C Street and Twenty first Avenue SW between 10:20 p.m. Friday and 6 a.m. Saturday, breaking a south window to gain entry. Attendant Frank Tresnak of 92 Twenty second Avenue SW said no money or merchandise was taken.
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C Street
Twenty-first Avenue
Frank Tresnak
Twenty-second Avenue
Tresnak
Fire damages mattress shop building, suspected incendiary cause
Fire at 135 First Street NW damaged the rear wall of a two story frame building owned by Millholen Mattress Manufacturing. Reported 8 21 p m extinguished 9 35 p m. Pro proprietor says stock probably undamaged though smoke may have permeated mattress materials. Chief Kohout suspects possible arson with no other motives found.
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E. P. Kohout
Millholen Mattress Manufacturing Company
First Street
B. D. Millholen
Kohout
City Briefs And Personals Roundup
John LeMon travels to Geneva Wisconsin for a week. Marian Clausen and Robert Huffman wed in Cedar Rapids. Iowa State Employment Service Cedar Rapids will close Labor Day. Kinnemann and Anderson promoted to first lieutenant. Federal buildings closed Labor Day. post office runs limited service. Melody camp meets for memorial services for Lucy Morehead. Dan Kruidenier speaks at American Legion program. License plates stolen from James Ruffman’s car. Masonite representative Storrs to join Merit special train trip to Laurel Mississippi and New Orleans. A stolen 1939 pickup found. returned to Hynek. Labor Day youth rally group heads to Moody Bible Institute in Chicago.
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Iowa State Employment Service
Cedar Rapids
F. O. Storrs
First Avenue E
Iowa
Masonite Merit
Laurel
Miss
New Orleans
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Guy Clark
Doris Summy
Illa Patrick
Tom Hinkin
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Helen Meyer
First Evangelical Church
Engle Honored in United Airlines 100000 Mile Club
F Engle a ready to wear buyer for Newmans has received an engraved bronze plaque marking his membership in the United Airlines 100000 Mile club. Most flights have been between Chicago and New York on engine trips for the Cedar Rapids store.
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F. Engle
Newman's
United Air Lines
Chicago
New York
Cedar Rapids
Purse in Home Robbed in Back Yard Theft
Mrs. Mary Holacek of 1138 Tenth Street SE told police Friday a thief entered her home while she hung laundry in the back yard between 12:30 and 1:15 pm and stole $15 from her purse, leaving four one dollar bills behind.
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Mary Holacek
Tenth Street
Jailed For Disturbance After Hammer Throw Incident
Loren Elmore aged 36 of 714 Eighth Street SE was fined 25 dollars and costs by Judge Thomas B. Powell after a Friday arrest for drunken and disorderly conduct. Police said he threatened his wife and guest Britt Davis of 1116 Tenth Street SE and threw a hammer onto the porch as officers arrested him.
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Loren Elmore
Eighth Street
Thomas B. Powell
Elmore
C. C. White
Britt Davis
Tenth Street SE
Calvary Baptist Labor Day Service Program
Calvary Baptist Church at Fifth avenue and Sixth street SW plans a Labor Day service Sunday at 7 30 p m A colored stereopticon slide of Miller s Man With The Hoe will be shown and the pastor Rev Richard V Clearwaters will read Edward Markham s poem of the same name The Rev y C Grant of John Huss Methodist will speak on Christ and Cooperatives and Dwight Krumbholtz attorney on Christ and Capitalism The Rev Mr Clearwaters subject will be Christ and Personal Salvation
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Calvary Baptist
Calvary Baptist Church
Fifth Avenue
Sixth Street
Miller
Richard V. Clearwaters
Edward Markham
Y. C. Grant
John Huss
Cedar Rapids Executives Association Formed
Articles of incorporation filed for the Cedar Rapids Executives Association to study business building and promote cooperation among members. All men in Cedar Rapids in official or managerial positions eligible. Officers include Harry T. Hedges as president and E. J. Clapp as first vice president.
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Executives Association
Cedar Rapids
Executives’ Association
Harry T. Hedges
E. J. Clapp
J. R. Couplin
Montrose Hotel Breakfast Meeting of Club Officers
The group lists officers including second vice president Frank Wood secretary Lumir Strie sky and treasurer. Directors are James G. Harper Ed C. Rudin Walter J. French J. M. Levin and J. P. Frederickson. The breakfast gathering runs 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. Thursdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wood
Lumir Striesky
James G. Harper
Ed C. Rudin
Walter J. French
J. M. Levin
J. P. Frederickson
Montrose Hotel
H R Booton Honored at Cedar Rapids Farewell Luncheon
H R Booton assistant sales manager for Wilson and Company Cedar Rapids was guest of honor at a farewell luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel. He leaves Sunday for Omaha where he will become assistant branch manager for Wilson and Company.
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H. R. Booton
Cedar Rapids
Wilson and Company
Roosevelt Hotel
Omaha
Neb
Petition Filed Over School Budget Surplus and Tax Levy
Protestants claim the school district budget hides July 1 1939 balance and surplus, contending the district overtaxes and accumulates funds unlawfully. They propose a substitute budget to reduce the levy and use cash reserves to ease taxpayers burden.
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School House
Board of Directors
Harold R. Trewin
Charles Penningroth
Americans in Warsaw Report Safe, Hopeful Embassy Update
North Winship counselor of the American embassy in Warsaw told Secretary Hull by telephone that, as far as he knew, all Americans in Warsaw were safe. State department officials noted Winship said embassy women planned a distant evacation point miles from Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
North Winship
Warsaw
Hull
State Department
Winship
Siete
Silla
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Record
Justice OF Peace Courts
Court House News
Marion Man
Parson
Cisler
Joseph J. Hronik, Jr
Gladys L. Hronik
Frank Kapoun
Kapoun
Lydia W. Wild
William K. Wild
P. E. McCann
Mary McCann
Champlin Refining Company
Harry Glessner
Harry
Bert H. Rice
Edward O. Serveson
Myrtle E. Serveson
Carthey Petroleum Corporation of
Earl S. Eves
By Claude Callan
Hazel
San Francisco Chronicle
Roosevelt
Congress
America
Boston Herald
St. Paul
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Cuba
Bidlapolaska
Grodno
Lithuania
Poznan
Lwow
Warka
Lvov
Ludwig Szathmary
Josef Beck
Szathmary
Beck
Moscicki
Smigly- Rydz
United States
A. J. Brexel Biddle
Howard William Kennard
Leon Noel
Shuichi Sakoh
Monsignor
Corell
John Dorell
Paramount
Silesia
East Prussia
Gdynia
Adolf Hitler
Reichstag
Missouri
H. P. M’knight
Mrs
Mrs. Lowrey
Baltic Sea
Crimea
Danzig
Corridor
Latvia
Livonia
Ukraine
John LeMon
Second Avenue SE
Geneva
Wis
Marian Clausen
Robert Huffman
Minneapolis
W. A. Ball
John F. Kinnemann
Thirtieth Street Drive
Donald J. Anderson
Bever Avenue
Federal
Post Office
Melody Camp
James Taylor
First Avenue
Lucy Morehead
Dan Kruidenier
Hanford Post
American Legion
WMT
Ean
James Ruffman
Washington Avenue SE
Sixteenth Avenue SW
John W. Hynek
Swisher
Ed Slezak
Solon
Slezak
Hynek
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