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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1932

Page

3

Republicans Prepare for Hard Fight in Iowa

Spangler and Iowa GOP leaders meet with 550 members at Hotel Fort Des Moines to plan a fall campaign. They vow a hard-hitting, precinct by precinct effort across all counties and announce caravan tours in October to rally districts. Speakers include Spangler Stephens Martha McClure Virginia Bedell and others with focus on Roosevelt and Smith remarks. The central committee will nominate a temporary supreme court justice on Sept. 24.

Harrison Spangler Cedar Rapids Homer Spangler Stephens National Martha McClure Virginia Bedell John Fletcher C. W. Boucher Valparaiso Montaville Flowers Los Angeles Flowers al Smith Roosevelt State Central Committee Supreme Court John M. Grimm

Pleasant Weekend Weather Forecast With Mild Iowa Temperatures

Des Moines report says sunshine and moderate temperatures prevail over the weekend. A meteorologist notes slightly warmer Sunday with highs around 77 in Atlantic Clarinda and Albia and a low near 40 in Estherville. Saturday expected to mirror Friday’s range.

Des Moines Iowa Charles D Atlantic Clarinda Albia Estherville

Belle Plaine Auxiliary Elects Officers

At a local American Legion Auxiliary meeting in Belle Plaine Mary L. Van Dyke was chosen president with Mary Richardson as vice president Emma Snitkay as secretary Rosa Worth as treasurer Emma Moore as chaplain and Bess Burrows as historian.

Belle Plaine American Legion Auxiliary Mary L. van Dyke Mary Richardson Emma Snitkay Rosa Worth Emma Moore Bess Burrows

Slight Decrease in Enrollment at Upper Iowa Univ

Enrollment at Upper Iowa University shows a small drop from last year with 148 students enrolled by the close of regular registration, only 20 fewer than the prior year. Campus events included a campfire on Tuesday and an all college reception by the Y organizations Friday night with talks by several named speakers.

Upper Iowa Univ Fayette Upper Iowa University Michael Tynan Sisters Ore Robert Davies New Hampton Alice Warren Lucile Benndtt A. E. Bennett

Fayette County Awards Rock Road Contract At Record Low Bid

West Union contractors secure the lowest rock road bid in Fayette County with M. O. Weaver Iowa Falls offering 73 cents per cubic yard for initial rock work and 2.5 cents for each half mile beyond. The total contract tallies $8,571.38 for county road K, 8.4 miles from West Union to Elgin. Barne and Olive of Manchester win gravel work on county road C for $4,079.02 with four bidders.

the Gazette West Union Fayette County M. O. Weaver Iowa Falls Weaver Elgin Barne and Olive of Manchester Fayette No. 154 No. 10

Creston News-Advertiser Changes Ownership

Creston News-Advertiser sold Saturday to Cres ton News-Advertiser Inc led by W. S. Rupe of Des Moines as president. Former owners were Frank Thayer Joel R. Hill and George A. Croft. Purchase price not disclosed. Rupe previously owned the Maryville Daily Forum. First daily paper in Union County.

Creston, In INS Creston News-Advertiser Creston News-Advertiser, Inc W. S. Rupe Des Moines Frank Thayer Chicago Joel R. Hill Creston George A. Croft Rupe Maryville Daily Forum News-Advertiser Union County

Iowa City Man Named Head of Iowa Elks

Paul Schmidt of Iowa City was elected president of the Iowa State Association of Elks at a one day meeting attended by delegates from thirty lodges. He succeeds B. H. Longstreet of Red Oak. Other officers elected include L. D. Ross Cedar Rapids secretary Ed Erb Burlington treasurer Leroy Nichols Clinton first vice president Henry Cook Ottumwa second vice president H. Schaeffer Shenandoah third vice president.

Marshalltown Paul Schmidt Iowa City Iowa State Association of Elks Iowa Schmidt B. H. Longstreet Red Oak L. D. Ross Cedar Rapids Ed Erb Burlington Leroy Nichols Clinton Henry Cook Ottumwa H. Schaeffer Shenandoah Arlington American Legion Auxiliary Julia Scovel Eva Welch Esther Thomas Josephine Davis Vera Meyers Chaplin Dora Meihe Esther Menges Genevieve Hazard Mertie Welch Agnes Newton TRAER L. M. Truman Dysart Vinton Produce Company Upper Iowa University Waucoma Fayette Baldwin Eliza Daemong Klauser Here Canada Jackson County George Book Fred Behnke Monmouth Lettie Stanton Lydia Currie Currie Hailey Jessie Woods Emma Teeple Anna Johnson Lizzie Tamm

Radio Schedule Highlights From Evening Hours

A dense listing shows programs across networks CBS NBC and mutual like 6:00 Harlem fantasy and 6:30 Symphony. Notable entries include Edwin C Hill and Helena's boys with varied stations WABC WMT WJZ WLW and more. Evening blocks feature orchestras Coral Islanders Lombardo and Merle Rpee talks with multiple affiliates.

NBC WEAF Edwin C. Hill CBS WABC WMT de Leath KMBEC Arnheim Orch WEAP WMAQ KMOX WJZ WLW Orchestra Walter O'Keefe WLS Woc-Who Public Affairs Institute Coral Islanders Lombardo Orch Baptist Wenree World Arch Wabc Fiddlers Three Julia Mahoney Charles Carlile Italy Weaf Morning Musicale Major Bowes Salt Lake City Tabernacle Choir Relsona Dunn WMT of the Lost Ise WIZ Wlw WIZ Kmox King Orch WSM Paul £. Scherer New York KYW Highlanders Military Band Jane Froman Elizabeth May Vee Lawnhurst Weaf Woc-Who Mercy Frederick Stamm Brooklyn KDKA Kremlin Quintet WHO Weap Woc Irene Beasley KMBC Wocho Wenr WMR Jack Little Donald Nevis Chicago Angelo Patri WGN William Vincent Hall WMA Wsz Symphony Wabc Og Weer

Tama business man ends life

Earl M. Richards of Tama County died by suicide Friday in Tama. He shot himself above the heart in the yard at his mother's home after taking her to the courthouse and returning home. A .22 revolver was used. Coroner E J Miller ruled death self-inflicted. Survived by his widow and his mother.

Tama Earl M. Richards Tama County Mary A. Richards Toledo James George Wilson Waterloo John N. Lichty E. J. Miller Wilsons Richards Otter Creek

Delmar Church Plans Golden Jubilee Celebration

Delmar the golden jubilee of St. Patrick's church will be observed Sunday with a Pontifical High Mass led by Bishop H. P. Rohiman of Davenport. Archpriest Rev. Msgr. Cone and deacons of honor Rev. J. Moriarity and Rev. J. Scherf will assist. A supper and social follow on Monday evening.

Delmar St. Patrick’s Church H. P. Rohiman Davenport Msgr. Cone St. Ambrose College P. J. O'Reilly J. Moriarity Welton J. Scherf Brown’s Station W. J. Guinan R. Maher Center Grove Thurifer L. C. Sterck R. Egan Charlotte R. A. Ormsby Preston J. A. Gien

Clayton county Sets Economy Teaching Plan This Year

County superintendent Mary A. Meyer states no teacher institutes will be held in Clayton county this year as an economy measure. The usual September inspiration meeting is replaced by regular study centers with options to attend the duty or state teachers' converts.

Elkader Clayton County Mary A. Meyer

Community club organized in Kalona to aid jobless

Special to The Gazette reports Kalona forms a businessmen led Community club with elected officers E J Hesselschwerdt president C G Tilden vice president and Fred E Bourgeois secretary treasurer Meetings set biweekly on Tuesdays to plan aid for citys unemployed during winter months.

Kalona E. J. Hesselschwerdt C. G. Tilden Fred E. Bourgeois

Turner Speaks at Vinton during Sweet Corn Day

Gov Dan W Turner addressed about 5000 attendees at the fourth annual Sweet Corn day in Vinton while Congressman T J B Robinson spoke on federal economy and farm relief. Turner urged tax reductions, department consolidations, and an income tax replacement plan. He criticized farm foreclosures and supported currency expansion while noting farmers' strike concerns and traffic embargos. Nine tons of corn and 256 pounds of butter were served at the noon dinner.

Gazette Vinton Dan W. Turner American Legion Hall Sioux City Turner Des Moines T. J. B. Robinson Hampton Middle West Gov. Turner Iowa Mark Thornburg M. J. Tobin

Mostly Short Words Puzzle List

A list of short word clues across horizontal and vertical entries including mineral spring king of the birds ancient eccentric wheel changes in root vowels to contend one in cards city in Scotland shipbuilding verb salutation and battle cry of Japan spiked malicious burning of building wayside above lady sleeveless coat to employ maniple thought hair on a horse s no rubber trees to classify coal box intelligence marked with spots ejection tribe of Luzon printing error farewell sound of two flying bullets girls sesame frozen water dips sneaky Incrustation rodent last word a prayer prince of angels turned into a devil wing aeriform fuel to pull with effort English student eye shaved monetary way of Turkey action seaweed long-necked aquatic bird improvised stockade engraves heritable land right canonical hour practical unit of electrical resistance by way of sea eagle snout stir by to devour burial rites detail of a bill nemes of things totals political party in Germany auricular woven string bad to depend inlet to sum up golf device

Turkey Germany

Louis Murphy Colds Forces Postponement of Talks

Louis Murphy a Democratic candidate for the U S Senate will be absent from public engagements next week due to a worsening cold. Campaign manager David Murphy said the cold is not serious but requires rest and all appearances are cancelled.

South Bethel Trinity Reformed Church Sugar Creek Rochester Farm Bureau Esther Whitmer Lloyd Dickinson George Drager Leons Drager Gerald Newgard Chapman Trinity Barnesville

Elkader Dairy Day Schedules October 6 Event

Elkader sets Dairy Day for Thursday October 6 replacing September 29. Finance committee reports success in fundraising from local businesses. Invitations extended to two prominent speakers, likely to attend. Morning football game possible, defending last year's contest champions. Two bands and local drum corps to play. barbecue committee preparing for larger crowd. Estimated attendance around 5,000 last year.

Elkader

Youth Fatally Injured By Hit And Run Driver

Webster City AP reports a hit and run driver fatally injures 22 year old Melvin Fox on Highway 20 east of Webster City. Fox suffered a fractured skull and died three hours after the accident while walking on the highway shoulder when struck by a passing vehicle.

Webster City Melvin Fox Fox Highway 20

Aged Iowa Woman 72 Slain Near Chariton Home

Mrs. L. A. Botkin 72 died from blunt force injuries after an unidentified assailant attacked her at the outskirts of Chariton Iowa. State agents took charge as post mortem exam was planned and relatives were questioned. Her husband found her Friday night and said no money was missing.

Chariton INS L. A. Botkin

Anamosa Legion Posts Elect New Officers

Newly elected officers for Arthur McCullough Post American Legion include Commander Lee First and Vice Commander Alfred Snyder. The unit also names adjutant Glenn McLaughlin, finance officer P F Robinson, sergeant at arms James White, chaplain Albert Beardsley, historian Alva Barber, with W E Miller and L L Doolittle on the executive committee.

Anamosa Arthur McCullough American Legion Lee First Alfred Snyder Glenn McLaughlin P. F. Robinson James White Albert Beardsley Alva Barber W. E. Miller L. L. Doolittle American Legion Auxiliary Catherine Doolittle Neil Miller

Motor Train Hits Auto At Vinton Injuring Two Boys

Two boys, Dallas Mossman 16 and Kenneth Mossman 10, were injured when their car was hit by an Island motor train at a crossing on highway 218 in Vinton. The collision dragged the car about 80 feet as they were returning from the Vinton Sweet Corn day celebration to their father Herman Mossman’s farm six miles south of Vinton. Dallas suffered cuts on his head and hands while Kenneth had head cuts.

Vinton Dallas Mossman Kenneth Herman Mussman

Conesville Couple Observes Golden Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Allen McCurdy of Conesville celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary with relatives. They married September 15 1882 in Muscatine. Eva McKee, born Coshocton County 1857, became Mrs McCurdy in Conesville. Attendants included Rev Emanuel Jasman and several talked relatives.

Conesville Allen McCurdy Muscae McCurdy Eva McKee Daniel McKee Coshocton County Ohio Robert McCur

Anamosa Home Sold to J. R. McBride

One of Anamosa’s finest brick two story colonial houses in the former Charles Niles residence was purchased this week by J. R. McBride. The current occupants Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Loder will remain there for a period.

Anamosa Charles §. Niles J. R. McBride T. C. Loder

Racing with Death on a San Francisco Shore House Mystery

Judy faces a dangerous situation as Georgia Ungers confesses to a jealous husband and threats of murder tied to a shore house affair. Stan and Eunice are implicated, with Fred Wilson enraged and ready to act, while Judy contemplates a perilous plan for tomorrow.

Georgia Judy Fred Wilson Eunice Stan Wilson

Forbidden Love in Lockwood Home Tale

Judy Denning marries Stan Carter in Lockwood a San Francisco suburb but remains unhappy. Stan clings to secret love Eunice Wilson while Judy falls for Stan’s half brother Nick. A costly will from Madame Carter widens the rift as Judy runs away after a Christmas quarrel.

Judy Denning Stan Carter Lockwood San Nessco Judy Stan Eunice Wilson Nick Nick Ves China Madame Carter

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