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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1934

Page

17

Police to Enforce Hitch-Hiking Ordinance Immediately

Chief Ray Tapper warns that the local hitch-hiking ordinance will be enforced to the letter for both sexes on First avenue E. He cites near misses and car accidents caused by moochers in traffic, stressing the danger to drivers and riders alike. Arrests carry fines upon conviction. Funeral services were held for Walter Ahrens in Iowa township and at his parents home after surgery for appendicitis. he leaves four sisters Dorothea Lillie Louise and Rosetta.

First Avenue E Ray Tapper Tapper Marengo Iowa Township St. John's Lutheran Church Henry W. Ahrens Walter Williamsburg Dorothea Lillie Louise Rosetta

Brooks wins Duke Law School scholarship

Arthur A. Brooks Jr son of Dr and Mrs Arthur A Brooks of 1328 Third Avenue SE left Friday noon for Durham North Carolina to enroll in the Duke University law school He recently received one of a limited number of scholarships awarded annually by Duke law school to graduates of approved American colleges and universities Brooks graduated from Coe College in 1934 He was elected to Phi Kappa Phi Sachem Pi Delta Epsilon Pi Kappa Delta and Chi Beta Phi and is a Roosevelt High School Des Moines alumnus.

Arthur A. Brooks, Jr Arthur A. Brooks Third Avenue SE Durham N. C Law School Duke University Brooks Duke Law School Coe College Coe Phi Kappa Phi Sachem Pi Delta Epsilon Pi Kappa Delta Chi Beta Phi Roosevelt High School Des Moines

Late court filing floods civil docket with new lawsuits

On the final filing day for the September term, multiple civil actions were entered. Plaintiffs seek injunctive relief against Whiting's Dairy, and judgments ranging from 6,700 to 28,065.54 dollars for injuries and damages. Chief claims involve auto crashes, work injuries, and a fall on a tarred street in Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas.

District Court Edwin W. Lundquist Blue Valley Creamery Company E. Whiting Whiting's Blue Valley Whiting M. Smith Hymen Ribnick Twentieth Century Manufacturing Co H. G. Heiserman Etta Heiserman Ribnick Twentieth Century California Minneapolis Helen Prout Fred J. Prout Cedar Rapids Produce Company Dessie Olevsky Ben Olevsky Ernest Sip Prout Produce Company Kenneth Sanborn Creston Maita A. W. Navratil Cedar Rapids Navratil First Street Third Avenue

Davis charged with drunken driving after city collision

Elmer Davis, 62, of Marion, pled not guilty in district court Friday morning after a collision at Avenue NE between Fifth and Sixth streets. Bond set at 8500. County Attorney filed a true information. Davis swerved and collided with John Schuller’s car near 307 Seventh Street NE. Schuller, his wife, and daughter were not injured.

Elmer Davis Marion Avenue Fifth Sixth Streets G. K. Thompson Davis John Schuller Seventh Street Schuller

Sentences Imposed In Larceny And Automobile Embezzlement Cases

Vincent C Wilson, 20, was given an indeterminate five year sentence at Anamosa State Reformatory on a larceny charge. Judge H C Ring imposed the term, with mittimus withheld on recommendation of the county attorney. Wilson was accused of stealing two suits of clothes and a wrist watch from a hotel room occupied by Tom.

Vincent C Wilson Anamosa State Reformatory H C Ring Mittimus Wilson Tom

Siamis and Siamis case sees plea changes and absences

In April Siamis and Dan Siamis pled not guilty but withdrew the plea and pleaded guilty Friday. County Attorney G K Thompson said both principal witnesses left the city and could not be reached. Also Switzer, charged with embezzlement of mortgaged property, withdrew a not guilty plea and received a one year sentence with six months to be served in good behavior. Switzer had allegedly disappeared with a car and a chattel mortgage. John Vasicek was arrested after police seized alcohol and wine at his home and pled not guilty to unlawful possession of alcoholic beverages. bond is set at $500.

Switzer Dave Abraham Abraham Des Moines John Vasicek Fourteenth Avenue SE H. C. Ring Vasicek

Transit Company Plane Lands At Local Airport

Burnside Smith of Aero Mayflower Transit, Indianapolis, arrives by air with his pilot at the local airport. He visits Cedar Rapids Transfer and Storage Co. office, noting the local firm acts as agent for his company and that Smith is visiting about 300 transfer agents nationwide.

Burnside Smith Aero Mayflower Transit Company Indianapolis Ind Cedar Rapids

Maine voters weigh New Deal impact in first postwar election

Maine voters head to the polls to weigh Roosevelt policy support in the first state election since the New Deal era. Governor Brann seeks re election as Democrat in a contest seen as crucial. Alfred Ames challenges on a sparsely promoted campaign amid dry repeal speculation.

Portland Maine Shapleigh Drys Wetl Louis Jefferson Brann Alfred K. Ames Ames

Friday Evening at Sunshine Mission Theme Old People Night

Friday evening will be Old People's night at Sunshine Mission with Eugene Palmer of Ottumwa conducting services at 7 30 each evening He will give a Bible to the community member about to be named or contacted during the event.

Mission Sunshine Mission Eugene Palmer Ottumwa Palmer

Oldest Person Present Delivers Virtues Versus Vices Talk

Nearly 150 attended Thursday evening service where the oldest person present spoke on the theme We Magnify Our Virtues and Minimize Our Vices. Cyrus Metcalf James Cowden and James Killian assisted with the music.

Cyrus Metcalf James Cowden James Killian

Woman Weeps Tears of Blood Baffles KC Doctors

Kansas City physicians report a 28 year old woman, Mrs. Fula Santa Maria, who sheds tears of blood about once daily. Ice packs and medicine halt the flow for a time, but it returns the next day. Real tears accompany the bloody flow from the outer corner of the eye.

Kansas City Fula Santa Maria General Hospital

350 Vets Stricken by Ptomaine Poisoning at Los Angeles Home

About 350 veterans at the National Military Home in west Los Angeles fell ill after a dinner featuring boiled ham and other dishes. Fifty were hospitalized as officials suspected meat contamination. 2,000 others were treated as a precaution. Col. James S. Mattison ordered food samples analyzed to identify the source.

DS Angeles INS National Military Home Los Angeles James 8. Mattison

Marriages Licenses Granted in Cedar Rapids and Surrounding Areas

Edward Raymond Swein and Marjorie June Muench from Cedar Rapids filed for a license. Francis F. Pickeral and Pearl Reilly from Marion, Arthur J. Nie of Cedar Rapids and Dorothy Kimm of Norway, Ralph N. Paeth and Winifred Smith both from Cedar Rapids sealed licenses. Wallace Smith and M Ruth Novak, Cedar Rapids, also noted.

Edward Raymond Swein Marjorie June Muench Cedar Rapids Francis F. Pickeral Pearl Reilly Marion Arthur J. Nie Dorothy Kimm Norway Ralph N. Paeth Winifred & Smith Wallace ¥. Smith M. Ruth Novak

Iowa Receives 1.44 Million in September Relief Grants

Federal relief administrator Harry L. Hopkins announced September grants totaling 56,994,938 to twenty six states. Iowa was allotted 1,443,165 with Minnesota 3,527,600 Wisconsin 2,931,090.

Washington Harry L. Hopkins Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa

Grocery Price List From Early 20th Century Ad

A scanned catalog page lists prices for sugar, sugar substitutes, dairy products, spreads, peanut butter, canned goods, Certo pectin, rubbers, mason jar lids, cider vinegar, syrups, oils, prunes, cherries, vegetables, beans, rice, raisins, marshmallows, walnuts, Jello powders, cocoa, and baking ingredients with per unit costs and package sizes. The ad reads like a general store flyer with varied items and prices.

W. G. Lewenges Hershey Baker’s

Local Grocery Free Delivery Menu With Specials

The advertisement lists 129 Third Ave 8W with free delivery on Saturday Monday Wednesday Thursday and a wide range of groceries. Prices shown include 49 Ibs Jersey Cream Flour 1 83, 69 Ibs Wooden Shoe Flour 1 95, 49 Ibs Omar Flour 2 05, cereals and baking goods, canned items, coffee, tea, sugars, salts, soaps, and fresh produce like potatoes celery lettuce cabbage onions and fruits.

Third Ave Jersey Omar Pillsbury

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First Avenue Montleur West Side East Side Fourth Ave South Side 16Th Ave Chase & Sanborn Coffee Tory Sie Libby Milk Libby Libby Peaches Sunkist Fey Jonathan Apples Santa Clara la France C&w C&h Pond Ilic We Ideal U&g C&h Ibs Folger's Iowa State Fair Fred Null Lowell J Grafft Null Grafft Second Avenue Third Street SE M. J Rich F. S. Mitvalsky Rich Mitvalsky Center Point Road I Avenue NE Court House News Joe Stark Meat Market First St. NE Dial Hamburg Aker Lisen Menou Toby Sugai Gome Sue Siamis Dan Siamis Transit Company Naxera’s Pastry Shop Parker House Duster Bros Japan Pabs Blue Ribbon Beer A. N. Watson Creamery Baby Beef Se Ib TNT Swift Bologna Sauerkraut
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