Cedar Rapids Raiders FACE 1938 Western League Season
Harry Johnson, Cedar Rapids Baseball Club president, told the Lions at Roosevelt Hotel that the Western League season looks strong with Cap Crossley back as manager. Crossley cited Cedar Rapids efforts for second-half titles and playoff potential, noting financial stakes for clubs in Waterloo and beyond.
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Harry Johnson
Lions Club
Crossley
Cedar Rapids Baseball Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Phursdayv
Teague
Wowaukee
Sham Wei
Cap Crossha Jotoson
Peat
Raiders
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Winter
Tice’s
Certs
Marriage Licenses Reported for Cedar Rapids and Davenport Residents
A list of individuals from Cedar Rapids and nearby areas receiving marriage licenses is recorded. Names include Rovert Hanson, Geraldine Griffin, Janet Teter, Raysmetd To Ceser, Willam Staples Nash, Irene Novreti, George Harald Benner, Jenette Dieherbeth, Earl Drake, Elsie Tichy, Charles Crawford Gorst, and other partners. The item notes multiple couples with hometowns Cedar Rapids, Davenport, Sioux City, and Boston within the filing.
Conductor Carl Goodwin Retires After 50 Years Service
Cedar Rapids railroad man Carl Goodwin ends fifty year career with final run Tuesday amid nonstop ovations. Born April 1 1868 in Independence he started as brakeman in 1887 with Rock Island and progressed to conductor over decades of Midwest routes. He plans retirement with gardening and a cedar rapids home as wife and friends praised his safety record and loyalty.
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Carl Goodwin
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Waterlon
Cedar Rapes Union Station
Edar Rapids
Wis Goodwin
Fam
Washburn
la Porte City
Mount
Goodwin
Station of Independence
Independence
Cert Goodwon O
Goodwins
Minneapolis
Gombsin
Valles City
Order of Railway
Condetore
St Paul
Hareholks Lidge
Midwest
West
Retaerens
Third Avenue SE
Ringlings Ticket Supt Dies At Local Hospital
Charlee A Bell longtime superintendent of tickets for the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus died at a local hospital after being brought there Monday. The body was moved to Cedar Memorial Park for burial. Patsy Jo Ann James daughter of Vic and Vis Paul James of Adel Street SE died at a local hospital Wednesday. Burial was at Cedar Memorial Park Thursday. Mrs Bessie T Thomas died after a lingering illness born August 27 1893 in Maywood Mo and living in Cedar Rapids for sixteen years. She was survived by her husband and a son Revert D.
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Charlee
Columb.s O
Ringing Brothers
Birnum
Batley
Crus
Montuars
Patsy Jo Ann James
Vic
Vis Paul
James
Adel Street
Cedar Memorial Park
Bessie T Thomas vi
Deen Thomas
Twentieth Street
Ced
Pharsdas
Maywood
Ce- Gar Rapids
Revert
Obituary Notice for Cedar Rapids Woman
A Cedar Rapids woman and her daughter Janet. services pending with arrangements not yet made. Friends may call at the Moen chapel.
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Janet
Cedar Rapids
The
Moen Chapel
Northington Babe Dies at Local Hospital
The day old son of Mr and Mrs J R Northington of 603 Thirty second street NE died at a local hospital at 8 p m Wednesday. The body will be cremated.
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Northington Babe
J. R Northington
Model T theft charge and receivership filing noted
General Filling 46 of Todaville held on malicious injury to a vehicle after four spark coils and a coil box lid were removed from Ida Waterbury’s Model T Ford. Receiver E R Moore reports Lart her and Shaffer Inc receivership operations from 1936 to 1937 and seeks court approval to list claims and sell property.
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Toddville
Roy Radebaugh
Center Point
DeWayne Waterbury
Todaville
Ida Waterbury
E Ro Moore
Larther and Shaffer Inc
Cedar Rapids
Reecever
Homestead Exemption To Hit Full 25 Mills In 1936 Taxes
County Treasurer Mito Sedlacek said a phone briefing from the state board confirms homestead tax credits will reach a flat twenty five mills for 1936. The plan will allocate credits to individual taxpayers after ten days and the computation uses assessed valuation for 1936. The total credits amount to about 18.32 million dollars in serials and will be funded by state officers once received.
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Mito Sedlacek
State Board of Assessment
Te- Low Thysdis
Wes Egate
Grandmaw Norbeck Converts To Modern Medical Care
A family recounts shifting from old fashioned home remedies to doctor treated illness. Grandmaw Norbeck, once proud of home cures, finally agrees to call a physician for Cousin Wafford who falls ill after a bout of mustard foot baths quinine mullein tea and other traditional measures.
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Grandmaw Norbeck
Wafford
Grandmaw
Patient’s Ailment Stirs Family Urged Caution
A family seeks medical guidance after a misidentified herbal mix troubling a patient. They recall past incidents and await professional advice to determine the ailment and proper treatment steps.
Nominating Committee Appointed To Fill Red Cross Vacancies
A Linn county Red Cross board nominators meet after resignations from treasurer John M. Ely and Marion chair RE. Cornell open three vacancies. Rev J Renwick McCullough also left Cedar Rapids. Ely named committee chair with members Miss Helen Hubbard Mrs Paul Huston Mrs E K Beane Dr W E Peschau and C V Shephard.
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Linn County
The
American Red Cross
John M. Ely
RE. Cornell
Marion
J. Renwick McCullough
Cedar Rapids
Ely
Helen Hubbard
Paul Huston
E K K. Beane
W. E. Peschau
C. V. Shephard
Births Report From Marion Cedar Rapids and Oak Park
Born to Herbert and Mrs Bongley of Marion a daughter Sept 1 at St Luke's hospital. Kathryn Nelsine Gillson born Aug 16 to Thomas Gillison of Chicago formerly Cedar Rapids weighing seven pounds fifteen and three quarters. Dudley Joseph Dvorak born Thursday morning at St Luke's hospital to Otto and Grace Dvorak of Oak Park Illinois. Grace Munger is the former Miss Grace Munger daughter of Mr and Mrs Grant B Munger of 1921 First avenue E.
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Herbert Bongley
Thirteenth Street
Marion
St. Luke's Hospital
Thomas Gillison
Chicago
E Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Kathryn Nelsine
Otto Dvorak
Oak Park
Ill
Dudley Joseph
St. Luke’s Hospital
Dvorak
Grace Munger
Grant B. Munger
First Avenue E
For Rent Want Ad Boosts Gazette’s Revenue
A short notice requests readers to place a for rent want ad in The Gazette to generate extra income for the publication and its advertisers.
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the Gazette
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Lasswell
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Ringlings
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Court House News
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