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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1952

Page

2

Melon Patch Shooting Probed Near Oxford Junction

Special to The Gazette reports a watermelon patch raid Friday night near Oxford Junction on the Clinton county line left David Cox 16 with two bullet wounds in the right leg. Sheriff Lewis Dreibelbis said five companions were present as a 22 caliber rifle was fired by a 15-year-old step son of Frank Hurdlik. Cox was treated by a Wyoming doctor then sent home. investigation continues and officials await healing before action.

Gazette Anamos Oxford Junction David Cox Herbert Cox Clinton County Lewis Dreibelbis Frank Hurdlck Hurdlik

Award Winning Iowa High Schools Named

Iowa City reports Phi Beta Kappa honors for Lincoln high school Des Moines and New Hampton and Casey high schools for excellence by freshmen at the University of Iowa. Lincoln led class AA with 3.26, New Hampton 3.08 in class A, Casey 2.65 in class B.

Iowa City University of Iowa Lincoln High School Des Moines New Hampton Casey Dewey B. Stuit University Phi Beta Kappa Lincoln East High School Sioux City Mason City Fairfield North High School Vinton Bedford Postville Marion Oxford Mt. Union Modale Donnellson

Eleven More Keokuk County Men Inducted

Eleven Keokuk county men departed for induction into the armed forces in Des Moines. The group included William E. Winfrey Clarence Appleger Charles J. Ewald Solon D. Yates Jerome F. Berg Charles G. Moore Charles E. Shafranek Robert D. Reinert Isadore E. Weber Robert M. Jacobs Delbert K. Estes and Ollie.

Sigourney Keokuk County Des Moines William E. Winfrey Clarence Appleger Charles J. Ewald Solon D. Yates Jerome F. Berg Keota Charles G. Moore Charles E. Shafranek Keswick Robert D. Reinert Isadore E. Weber Harper Robert M. Jacobs Delta Delbert K. Estes Ollie

Johnson county men to be inducted into armed forces

Eleven Johnson county men left Iowa City Monday for Des Moines to be inducted into the armed forces. Named are John Schwai gert Harold Woods Henry Wen man Ora Sexton Richard Reyhons Donald Detert Richard Boeke Hubbard Paul Croy Ronald Kadera George Wagner and Wesley Clouhy.

Iowa City Johnson County Des Moines John Schwaigert Harold Woods Henry Wenman Ora Sexton Richard Reyhons Donald Detert Solon Richard Boeke Hubbard Paul Croy North Liberty Ronald Kadera Oxford George Wagner Homestead Wesley Clouhy Fairfax

Summer Session at Iowa City Sets Record for 1952

The University of Iowa reports its busiest summer program in over 50 years as 6,800 people participated. Among them 3,774 enrolled in regular summer sessions, 3,601 in eight weeks, 173 in a four week graduate independent study unit, and about 3,000 attended 30 short courses, clinics, workshops, and conferences.

SUI Iowa City University of Iowa

Minnesota Man Named Dentistry Dean at Iowa U

William John Simon named dean of the University of Iowa college of dentistry by the state board of education. He will assume duties in January after serving as professor and chairman at Minnesota. Dean Alvin W. Bryan will remain until then.

Iowa City William John Simon University of Iowa College of Dentistry State Board of Education Virgil M. Hancher University of Minnesota Simon Iowa Alvin W. Bryan Minneapolis Army Dental Corps Minnesota Veterans Administration Hospital Fort Snelling National Honor Society Omicron Kappa Upsilon Sigma Xi American

Wapsie Horse Show Winners Announced

Approx 160 ponies and horses from 34 communities entered the Wapsie Trail Blazers parade and show. Winners include Denny Esling Lamont in Pony Class, Henry Mittelstadt Walker and Frank Rose Independence in Stock Horse, and Les Esling Lamont in multiple races.

Quasqueton Wapsie Trail Blazers Denny Esling Lamont Kathleen Haigh Manchester Dick Esling Hartsel Haigh Linda Frank Independence Henry Mittelstadt Walker Keith Moon Monona Frank Rose Max Woods Waterloo Les Esling Milton Gauger Cedar Rapids Merie Haigh Bill Ratliff Irwin Daubenberger Winthrop Buzz Charles Cochran Max Jansen Cedar Falls Dorothy Cochran Solon George Roberts Dike Butch Wessels Gary Watters Butch Depp Carol Chettinger Arlington Dorothy Cochran Ralph Carson Merle Haigh Lola Forsyth Brandon Marion Clark

Youths Returned From Iowa Boat Theft Case

Four Illinois youths accused of stealing a boat and fishing gear near Maquoketa have been turned over to Illinois authorities from Glenwood military school as runaways.

Illinois Maquoketa Glenwood

Fallen Beauty Reupholstered by Borst Company Ad

A cheeky ad from Cedar Rapids features a former 18 year old beauty sofa praised after reupholstery by Frank Borst at 1401 2nd Street SE. The company promotes sagging springs and sulking seats remedies with a humorous wink.

Borst 2Nd Street Cedar Rapids Frank Borst

Sioux City VNA quits as county and city end funding

Woodbury county supervisors and Sioux City council vote to end funds for the 43 year old Visiting Nurses Association effective Sept 30. They form a city county health unit with Dr Charles P McHugh in charge after a mass resignation protests fund cuts and alleged attempts to seize control by Dr John Lynch.

Sioux City Woodbury County Board of Supervisors Visiting Nurses Association of Charles P. McHugh VNA John Lynch City Sanitarian Dr. Lynch State ‘Attorney General’s

Grinnell Opens 1952 53 Academic Year With Visitation

Grinnell college trustees faculty and student leaders met on campus to prepare for the 1952 53 academic year. Classes begin Monday as 320 new students undergo testing and orientation including placement tests a picnic by the student council and the president's formal reception. Dean Max E Fuller welcomed new students at a Monday meeting and counselors will guide registrations and conferences before Friday classes start.

Grinnell Grinnell College Max E. Fuller

Jewelers Elect New Iowa Association Leaders

William S. Joseph of Des Moines was named head of the Iowa Retail Jewelers Association on Monday. New directors include William Herten of Iowa City and Robert Prastka of Cedar Rapids.

William S. Joseph Des Moines Iowa Retail Jewelers Association William Herteen Iowa City Robert Prastka Cedar Rapids

Judge Goodrich to Speak at SUI Muray Lectures

Judge Herbert F. Goodrich of the United States Court of Appeals Philadelphia will deliver the second annual Murray lecture at the University of Iowa Memorial Union on Oct. 9. He joined Iowa College of Law faculty in 1914 and served until 1922, acting dean in his final year. A one day legal institute accompanies the visit with speakers Judge G. B. Richter of the Iowa Thirteenth Judicial District and Attorney David Bleakley of Cedar Rapids.

Iowa City Herbert F. Goodrich United States Court of Appeals Philadelphia Murray University of Iowa Goodrich University College of Law Memorial Union Iowa Bar G. B. Richter

Fish Stocking on 500 Iowa Ponds Completed

Trucking fish from the Guttenberg federal hatchery to stock farm ponds across Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota continues through October. Two million bluegill bass and catfish will be placed in 1800 Nebraska ponds 500 Iowa ponds and 200 South Dakota ponds on new ponds.

Saeugling

Fred W Matthiesen 83 Dysart dies in Waterloo hospital

Fred W Matthiesen 83 retired farmer and poultry dealer died Monday in a Waterloo hospital He was born March 20 1869 in Crystal township Tama county grew up on a Oneida township farm He and Dora Lundberg married Oct 25 1897 later moving to Dysart Survivors include his wife two sons Fred Jr and Louie a daughter Mrs Red Knoop a sister Mrs Mary Stein and three grandchildren Services are set for Thursday at 2 pm Wunder funeral home burial at Dysart cemetery.

Dysart Fred W. Matthiesen Waterloo Crystal Township Tama County Oneida Township Dora Lundberg Here Fred, Jr Clutter Louie Red Knoop Mary Stein Wunder Funeral Home Dysart Iemetery

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