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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1935
Page
9
Iowa records show about one in five stolen cars recovered in eight months of 1935 with 875 stolen and 808 recovered. The state bureau of investigation acts as a clearing house for reports and notes many recoveries via state police radio.
Dr. W J Bywater Johnson County relief administrator will discuss the cost of administering federal relief funds before the Johnson County Taxpayers League fall meeting. Mrs J E Oversox Preston will present Tax Savings Made by the group.
Dr Paul W Gartner notes snow is not a remedy for frost bite. rub the frozen parts with hands cloths or cool water to avoid rapid warming. Gradually warm water is safer to prevent mortification gangrene or death. rubbing restores circulation, not the snow or cold water.
Johnson County Taxpayers League will host speakers including County Agent Emmett C. Gardner and others such as Charles N. Showers S. K. Stevenson R. M. Work and C. G. Sample addressing the session.
Anamosa high school selects Keith Bauserman as president Charles Davis as vice president William Hines as secretary and Louise Simpson as treasurer Miss White and J W McLees are chosen as class sponsors The slate reflects student leadership for the coming school year.
A new comptroller report shows food costs per inmate rising from 4.41 in August 1934 to 6.23 in August 1935 at the Anamosa reformatory. Total August 1935 food costs reached 7,256.32 with 1,238 inmates. overall provisions, clothing, fuel and cleaning costs rose to 11,172.59.
Florence La Ganke describes home canning of catsup and chili sauce using fresh tomatoes from a farm. The instructions cover selecting ripe fruit, peeling, chopping, simmering with onions peppers and spices, refining to thick consistency, and sealing in sterile containers. A note offers a leaflet on Dinners Men Like and public notices follow. In Monticello obit William F. Rohn dies after a heart attack, survived by wife Jennie Babcock and children Eldon Rohn and Mrs. Glen Cornwell.
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