Motorcycle Rodeo To Aid Jobless In Community Benefit
A Sunday motorcycle rodeo at the Joe farm promotes thrills with a dozen or more bikes. Events include three steeplechase races polo games a broad jump wall of fire and other novelties. Proceeds benefit the Unemployed Relief association at 25 percent. Tickets 25 cents. children admitted free. parking for 2000 vehicles.
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Joe Farm
Earl Wood
Hway No. 30
Lincoln Heights
Bena Farm
Unemployed Relief Association
Third Avenue SW
Folk Injured In Dixon Accident Facing Long Periods Of Recovery
Mrs Nora Whitney is recovering rapidly in the Public hospital at Dixon Illinois after injuries from a Dixon area automobile crash. She is expected to remain hospitalized for about six weeks. Willis Baxter has a compound leg fracture and may be disabled for nine months. Arthur R Ose the driver of the car involved sustained only minor injuries.
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Donald Whitney
Avenue NW
Nora Whitney
Dixon
Ill
Willis Baxter
Arthur Baxter
Seventeenth Street
Arthur R. Ose
P. A. Osborne
Louisa
Coe Pushball Contest Set For Friday At Coe Field
Freshmen pushball team up against sophomores in the annual contest on the Coe athletic field at 2 pm Friday. Renawes will be dismissed to allow the entire student body to watch as the event is said to settle all fresh sophomores tensions.
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Coe College
Coe
Renawes
Retreat for Men at New Melleray Abbey Sept 23
A men’s retreat will be held at New Melleray Abbey near Dubuque from Friday Sept 23 to Sunday. Monks of the Cistercian order host the event in a modern guest house with a 20-person capacity. A Cedar Rapids group plans to attend. details available through local Catholic pastors. led by Rev W H Schulte Ph D professor at Columbia College Dubuque.
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New Melleray Abbey
Dubuque
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
W. H. Schulte
Columbia College
Duuque
Attempt to Jimmy Doors in Montgomery Elevator Office
A third floor office door in the Mount Mount theater building shows marks of a jimmy and an open window into a nearby office at 8:30 p m. Investigators Detective Stanley and Sergeant Clift from the police department examined the scene. Nothing was disturbed in Dr F J Naibert's office while another office door withstood the intrusion.
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Jimmy
Paramount Theater
Montgomery Elevator Company
F. J. Naibert
Dr. Naibert
Stanley
Clift
Police Department
Shippers Protest Proposed Rail Rates Changes
Shippers claim a long haul rate cut costs Cedar Rapids area up to 11 million dollars yearly and urge rapid hearings. Harry F. Sundberg of the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce argues that eastern routes via Muscatine would inflate local costs and handicap Iowa distributors and Cedar Rapids manufacturers seeking eastern markets.
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Mississippi River
Twin Cities
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Muscatine
Iowa
Harry F. Sundberg
Eastern Territory
New York
Dubuque
Clinton
Davenport
Missouri River
Sundberg
First Cedar Rapids Driver Charged With Suspended License
Justice G. 8. Lightner heard Clarence Varner arraignment on driving with a suspended license. Varner pled not guilty and faces a Saturday hearing. If convicted his license could be revoked for a year. Varner had prior reckless driving conviction and arrest followed notification of the suspension.
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Cedar Rapids
Justice G
Lightner
Clarence Varner
Varner
State Motor Vehicle Department
Des Moines
Htner
Dri
John Pazour
Linn County
Warner
Registered Nurses Of District To Meet Friday At City Hall
Miss Ina Taylor of the University of Iowa hospital extension department will speak at the fifth district meeting of the Registered Nurses association at Cedar Rapids city hall Friday at 2 30 p m. Mrs Elizabeth Johnston heads the public health nursing bureau and delegates from northeastern Iowa towns are expected.
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Ina Taylor
University of Iowa Hospital
Registered Nurses Association
Public Health Nursing Bureau
Elizabeth Johnston
Miss Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Texan Hurt In Highway 30 Collision
Morgan was found unconscious on highway No 30 about half a mile east of his home. Paul Bowers and Earl Warner of Lisbon transported him to a physician in Lisbon. He could not recall how the accident occurred, only that two cars passed with a horn. Sheriff Joe Petrus was notified.
Butterfield Hosts Birthday and Anniversary Gathering
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Butterfield entertained Sunday in honor of Mrs. Butterfield’s fifty seventh birthday. The event also marked the forty ninth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Heigh Potter. Attendees included Louise Stauffer Charles Kassar and many neighbors from Walker and nearby towns.
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Walker
C. E. Butterfield
Bernice
Lucille Andrews
Lawrence Butterfield
Heigh Potter
Forrest Potter
Troy Mills
Elmer Glass
Quasquetan
Walter Hare
Rowley
Coralville Couple Host 100 Friends For Clark Gow Wedding
Mr and Mrs Thomas Kile of Coralville entertained about 100 relatives and friends in the Coraville town hall to honor their son Robert Clark and his bride Janet Gow daughter of Mr and Mrs E S Gow of Detroit. The couple were married Sept 10.
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Coralville
Thomas Kile
Robert Clark
Coraville Town Hall
Janet Gow
E.S. Gow
Detroit
Toledo United Brethren Sunday school officers named
The United Brethren Sunday school in Toledo elected officers for the year. Superintendent is Mrs J D Thomas, with Lloyd Brown as first assistant and Everett Whalen as second assistant. Secretary is Mrs George Whalen, assistant Mrs Georgia Jenks. treasurer Mrs Carl Mason, assistant Mrs Ada Flemming. chorister George Jackson, assistant Clarabelle Mohler. pianist Margaret Grandauldt, assem Jean Wilson.
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Toledo
The
United Brethren Sunday School
J. D. Thomas
Lloyd Brown
Everett Whalen
George Whalen
Georgia Jenks
Carl Mason
Ada Flemming
George Jackson
Clarabelle Mohler
Margaret Grandauldt
Jean Wilson
Notice of Probate of Will in Iowa
Notice is given that on September 20 1932 in Cedar Rapids Iowa the will of Be ell late of Cedar Rapids was admitted to probate. Oldlork District Court. Paul F P Jones Attorney.
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State of Iowa
Lotice
Beell
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Oldlork District
Paul FP. Jones
Linn County Government Warrants and Expenses 1931
Linn County total warrants drawn for grand jury work in 1931 were 2041.43 dollars. Criminal investigations cost 827.13 dollars and witnesses were paid 723.90 dollars.
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Linn County
Fresh sausage shipment and lodge meeting notices
Fresh Jones Farm Sausage available at Hindley’s 1600 4th Ave. Maine lodge No. 643 I O O F plans a regular session at 8 p m Friday with initiatory work and refreshments. Sup perists Baptist church hosts Thursday meals. Mr and Mrs Henry D McNabb of 861 B Ave NE receive hospital care in Topeka after his operation and her illness during visit.
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Jones Farm
Hindley’s
4Th Ave
Maine
Henry D. McNabb
B Avenue NE
Security Benefit Association
Topeka
Mr. McNabb
Want Ads Offer Cash for Used Guns
Advertisers are urged to call 2-1121 to place a Gazette Want Ad offering cash for shotguns rifles or hunting gear no longer in use. Dial the number to arrange sale details and reach potential buyers.
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The
Gazette
Lundquist fined for speeding in police court
A Lundquist of 1115 Second Avenue SE was fined $10 and costs in police court Wednesday for speeding. He paid the costs and surrendered his driver's license for nine days or an option set by Judge B Powell.
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A. Lundquist
Second Avenue SE
B. Powell
Permit Issued For $4000 Dwelling To Mrs K Murphy Horling
The city building department issued a permit to Mrs K Murphy Horling of 2535 J Street SW for a new residence at 2535 J Street SW. The project value is listed at $4000.
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K. Murphy Horling
J Street
City Building Department
Chickens Stolen From Cedar Rapids Area Farm
W L Milligan reported to Sheriff Petrus at 7 30 am that 100 Plymouth Rock chickens were stolen Tuesday night from a chicken house on his farm five miles south of Cedar Rapids on highway 161. Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon investigated.
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W. L. Milligan
Joseph A. Petrus
Plymouth Rock
Cedar Rapids
Uty
Larry Condon
Bank receiver sues Knolk over $800 promissory note
L. A. Andrew as receiver for Corn Belt Savings files suit in superior court Tuesday seeking judgment on an $800 promissory note executed by L. W. Knolk. The receiver states Knolk has paid $10.64 on the principal.
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L. A. Andrew
Corn Belt Savings Bank
L. W. Knolk
Knolk
Prince See
Local Property Disruption Details Unclear
J L Richardson at 2031 Park Avenue SE reports being deprived of use of a location near 2417 Bever Avenue SE around 7 15 p m and leaving it about 6 am on Wednesday on the wrong side of the street near 2200, according to an incomplete account.
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J. L. Richardson
Park Avenue
Iny Place
Bever Avenue SE
Car Lost Then Found by Richardson on Bever Avenue SE
Richardson reported the loss then located the car himself Wednesday morning on Bever Avenue SE, ending the incident with the vehicle recovered.
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Bever Avenue SE
Richardson
Lenox sues Cairy for 72.99 over sorghum and materials
Jess Lenox files a superior court suit against Robert Cairy seeking 72.99 as due for 257 gallons of sorghum produced for the defendant and for materials sold to him.
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Jess Lenox
Robert Cairy
Lenox
Cairy
Police Turn Over Dean and Ickes in District Incident
Police deliver John Dean and William Ickes to district authorities after a local incident. Names appear in limited OCR text with uncertain details and locale. Further records pending.
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John Dean
William Ickes
Wecines
Ministers To Meet In Cedar Rapids Group
The Cedar Rapids Ministerial association holds its third fall meeting Monday at 10 30 a m with weekly sessions to follow The Rev J Renwick McCullough becomes the new group president and the prior meetings focused on organization and yearly planning.
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Te Cedar Rapids Ministerial Association
Mean Thieves Take Paint Bought With Church Donations
Thieves struck Saturday night on Fifth avenue and Sixth street SW taking several gallons of paint donated to the church. The paint and work were paid for by cash donations and volunteers. Donald Miner of 415 Sixth street SW returned home and scared the burglars away before completion.
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Fifth Avenue
Sixth Street
Donald Miner
La Porte City Sets Jiggs Day With Free Corned Beef
La Porte City will host a Jiggs day on September 29 featuring free corned beef and cabbage served on the streets. The event includes a tea kittenball tournament with eight teams from surrounding towns and a public wedding in the evening.
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LA Porte City
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Eee
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Bik
Cedar Rapids Gas Co
Magic Chef
Ps Tae Ie
1St Ave
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Dial
the Gazette
Paramount Theatre
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Klenzer
Argo
Kline’s
Libby
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LUX Soap
Lux
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Pota
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