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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1936

Page

3

Landon to Lunch With Iowa Farm Leaders and Editors

Des Moines AP Gov Alf Landon will dine with a farm leader from each of Iowa's 99 counties and 300 Iowa editors and publishers at 1 p.m. in the Kirkwood hotel to explain the 1936 agricultural plank. A massive parade of bands, floats, and delegations will accompany Landon during his Des Moines visit.

Iowa Landon Des Moines Alf M. Landon Kansas Carl Cook Kirkwood Middlewest Cook State House Republican Volunteers Republican Service League Women’s Club Workers Tama Young Bear

Methodist Pastors Named for Iowa Southern District

Special to The Gazette Des Moines Iowa Methodist pastors for the southern district were announced. Listings include Brooklyn R L Barnstable Deep River Guernsey J F Arnold Delta E L McClure Grinnell C R Rowe Hedrick Martinsburg I R Mag ers Keota O B Rogers Malcom L E Gatch Marengo E S Menoher Millersburg Edwin Krapf Montezuma J H Krenmyre North English George Pennington Sigourney First G L Hufstader Sigourney Bethel A W Banhart Thornburg A F Polk Victor J J Pritchard Victor Emmanual W G Barr Webster R L Brown What Cheer J C Porath Williamsburg J C Behrens Ainsworth E J Shook Columbus Junction W A Bloomquist Kalona Riverside J T Perkins Lone Tree Forest Kellogg Nichols H M Strong North Liberty Tiffin J A Worrell Wapello Treverton Warren Washington Arthur Stack Wellman Paul Hann West Chester A W McBlain West Liberty W A Smith Wilton Junction G F Meier

Des Moines INS Iowa Brooklyn R. L. Barnstable Deep River-Guernsey J. F. Arnold Delta E. L. McClure Grinnell C. R. Rowe Millersburg Edwin Krapf Montezuma J. H. Krenmyre North English George Pennington Sigourney First G. L. Hufstader Bethel A. W. Banhart Thornburg A. F. Polk Victor J. J. Pritchard Victor Emmanual W. G. Barr Webster R. L Paul Hann West Chester A. W. McBlain West Liberty W. A. Smith Wilton Junction G. F. Meier

Rowley Banker Chris Gunzenhauser Dies at 70

Chris Gunzenhauser 70 pioneer banker of Rowley died at 6 15 am after months of heart trouble and complications. He organized Rowley’s first bank nearly 40 years ago and remained president. An elder and trustee of the Presbyterian church he is survived by his wife and daughter Elizabeth. Funeral at 2 pm Wednesday in the Presbyterian church with Rev. A G Stewart officiating. The body lies in state from noon to 2 Wednesday.

Rowley Chris Gunzenhauser Presbyterian Church A. G. Stewart

273 Men Pledge Fraternities At State University

Iowa City report shows 273 men pledged to 20 Greek groups and 3 professional fraternities at the University of Iowa. Delta Upsilon led with 23 pledges, Sigma Chi 22, Sigma Nu 21, Phi Epsilon Pi 19, and Beta Theta Pi and Phi Kappa Psi with 18 each.

Iowa City University of Iowa Delta Upsilon Sigma Chi Sigma Nu Phi Epsilon Beta Theta Pi Phi Kappa Psi Chandler Griffen Vinton George Jamison Cedar Rapids Phi Epsilon Pi Paul Rapoport Carl Ettinger Sol Rosenbaum Phi Gamma Delta Robert Hogan Monticello Tom Kruse Tom Harn Bill Graf David Forrester Herbert Smith Phi Kappa Sigma Loyal Meek Pi Kappa Alpha Richard Hoag John Evans North English Psi Omega Albert Westermark Robert C. Katschowsky Elkader Delos E. Tinker Strawberry Point Sigma Alpha Epsilon Lowell Taylor Wyman Corbett John Hruska James McBaith Charles Rasmussen Maquoketa James Casterline Tipton Robert Shannon Washington Sigma Chi Epsilon William Love Allen Winfield Theta Tau Paul Aschenbrenner Dysart Max Cartwright Theta Xi William Mineck Charles Coreen Decorah Ed Floyd John Linsley Richard Cambridge Ward Swift Willis Porter Kenneth Hatteburg Triangle John Trygg McGregor

Independence Driver Held At Manchester

Sauer of Independence faced a justice court in Manchester on charges of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after a Friday night chase that began when Night Officer Leonard Barr avoided a collision on West Main Street with Sauer and his companion Mrs. Flora Gienapp of Manchester. The pursuit led to Rocky Ridge schoolhouse three miles west where Barr and Herman Anton stopped Sauer, who attempted to escape the back seat while Barr took Sauer to the Anton car. Sauer was later arrested after the escape effort.

Manchester Harlow Sauer Justice Court Leonard Barr West Main Street Sauer Flora Gienapp Barr Herman Anton Rocky Ridge Anton Herbert Jennings

Iowa City airport upgrade prompts aeronautics department talk

Iowa City received a $20,000 WPA grant for airport improvements. The move raises the possibility that the University of Iowa may open an aeronautics department, though officials say there are no immediate plans.

Iowa City University of Iowa

Triple celebration marks Shaw family anniversary

Manchester holds a threefold celebration for Sherd Shaw and wife as they mark their 37th wedding anniversary and celebrate Howard Shaw's birthday last Wednesday. Forty two relatives attended at the Shaw home including Jack Moser Oneida Fred Woellert Joe Moser Lawrence Moser Wilbur Baldridge Darlene Derr Joseph Mattice Edna Robinson Archie Robinson and others from Delaware Oneida Thorpe Earlville Monticello and Delhi.

Manchester Sherd Shaw Shaw Howard Delaware Jack Moser Oneida Fred Woellert Joe Moser Thorpe Lawrence Moser Wilbur Baldridge Darlene Derr Joseph Mattice Charles Robinson Edna Earlville Archie Robinson Delhi William Claus Monticello Ernest Claus Howard Shaw

Counties Reach Record Iowa Income Tax Collections

Iowa counties show strong income tax gains with 81 counties already surpassing 1935 contributions as 1936 half payments near due. Total 1936 income tax receipts reach 3.654 million, up 833 thousand from 1934 1935 figures, with 137,790 taxpayers this year up from 127,761.

Des Moines Iowa Daily Press Bureau Iowa State Board of Assessment and Review

Louisa County Plans Centennial Celebration Sept Centennial

Louisa County will mark its 100th anniversary with a Oct 21 centennial in Toolesborough near the Iowa River mouth. Robert S. Curtis offers a bronze tablet detailing county history and urges a mounting along highway 99. An executive committee led by Judge Oscar Hale outlines finances and arrangements with local volunteers and officials.

Columbus Junction Louisa County Toolesborough Iowa River Mississippi Robert S. Curtis Highway 99

Young Thomas Starts Early in Politics in Vinton

Gordon Thomas six son of Mr and Mrs George Thomas of Vinton swallowed a republican campaign Saturday but experienced no ill effect and indicates an early start in local politics.

Landon Badge Vinton Gordon Thomas George Thomas

Wallace uncles to back Landon after meeting

Two Wallace brothers, uncles of Agriculture Secretary Henry A. Wallace, plan a 10 a.m. Wednesday meeting with Governor Alfred M. Landon in Des Moines to discuss his policies and likely support. Both once backed Roosevelt in 1932 and are expected to declare for Landon, signaling a GOP shift. Dan Wallace travels from St. Cloud, Minnesota, to join John Wallace in the talks.

Des Moines INS Wallace Alfred M. Landon John Dan Wallace Henry C. Wallace Roosevelt Landon Henry A. Wallace Harding Coolidge John Wallace Farmer Master Farmers St. Paul St. Cloud Minn

Inman Heads Baptist Pastors at Mid-Eastern Session

The Rev. L. W. Inman, pastor of the Federated church in Shellsburg, elected moderator for the year at the Mid-Eastern Baptist association in Vinton. Rev. C. C. Derks of Iowa City named vice-moderator. Rev. R. V. Clearwater presided. About 100 pastors and laymen attended. The convention opposed the current liquor control system.

Vinton L. W. Inman Federated Church Shellsburg Marion Mid-Eastern Baptist Association C. C. Derks Iowa City R. V. Clearwater Calvary Baptist Church Cedar Rapids

Farm Home Burns in Swisher Blaze

The farm home of George Pospishel northeast of Swisher was destroyed by fire late Saturday night. Family members were away in Swisher, and the cause is undetermined. The blaze drew many motorists to the scene.

Swisher George Pospishel Here

Tragedy in Iowa Farm Family Ends in Deaths

Decatur county coroner says domestic trouble drove Herman Hembry to kill his 3 year old son Jack with a claw hammer then hang himself in the barn. The telephone outage hindered help as the child died within hours. authorities note financial stress but call the incident a suicide driven by domestic problems.

Leon M. W. Rogers Decatur Herman Hembry Hembry Jack Rogers

Tallcorn Exposition to Be Held at Marshalltown

Marshalltown hosts the Tallcorn Exposition October 5 to 10 with a midway free acts three times daily. Local bands from Tama Indian, Conrad, State Center, Green Mountain, Union, Baxter and Marshalltown perform. The show features The Tallcorn Shocks of 1936 by Balaban and Katz with eighty in the cast, twice daily at 2:30 and 8 pm. Ted Weems' dance band will play for both shows and for nightly dances 10:30 pm to 1 am in the memorial coliseum.

Marshalltown Conrad State Center Green Mountain Union Baxter Balaban and Katz Ted Weems Memorial Coliseum

Iowa Auto Death Toll Reaches 341

Five weekend traffic fatalities push Iowa’s automobile toll to 341. At Council Bluffs a south Omaha approach crash killed Mrs. Ethel Thayer, 52, of St. Joseph Missouri, and seriously injured four others including Walter and Anna Nash. Near Harlan a farm worker Howard Bohk, 22, died after being struck by a car. William Riley of Keokuk died from injuries after a collision. In Cedar Rapids contractor Frank Beltz and Mechanicsville resident Mrs Edward Russell died when their car collided with a vehicle carrying six University of Iowa students.

Des Moines Iowa Council Bluffs Ethel Thayer St. Joseph Omaha Walter Nash Anna Nash Howard BoHck Harlan William Riley Keokuk Cedar Rapids Frank M. Beltz Edward Russell Mechanicsville University of Iowa

Why Mrs Van Etten Chose a Modern Woman Heroine

Mount Vernon New York Mrs Winifred Mayne Van Etten Atlantic Monthly prize novelist spoke to Cornell college Writers club about choosing a modern young woman as the heroine of I Am The Fox She said women are only beginning to tell the truth about themselves and the modern woman fights for an intellectually satisfying career and emotionally fulfilling life The novelist found a modern woman s struggle more interesting though not more significant than a man s.

Gazette Mount Vernon Winifred Mayne van Etten Atlantic Monthly Prize Mrs. van Etten

Political speakers at Grandview baked bean festival

Republican congressional candidate John Calhoun of Keosauqua will speak at 2 p.m. Friday while Democrat Edward C. Eicher of Washington speaks at 2 p.m. Saturday during Grandview’s baked bean festival and homecoming on September 25 and 26. Efforts seek William Lemke for Friday evening address. The event includes a tug of war greased pig contest races and special music.

Columbus Junction John Calhoun Congress Edward C. Eicher Washington Grandview William Lemke

Storm Lake Torture Robbery Suspects Held

Sheriff S A Thompson jailed Victor Hintz and Everett Travis both of Storm Lake after a torture robbery at Gene Sullivan’s cottage. Sullivan, 60, said two men and possibly a third beat him and stole about $30. A third robber was suspected due to lack of car and split money.

Storm Lake S. A. Thompson Victor Hintz Everett Travis Gene Sullivan Sullivan Waldo Boyce Travis Charles Robbins Thompson Hintz

New Albin Woman Killed by Train

Mrs. Alvina Jordon, 75, of New Albin, was struck and killed by a fast freight train Saturday night. Coroner Dr. J L Bresnahan said no inquest was needed. She leaves her husband and six children.

Aukon Alvina Jordan New Albin J. L. Bresnahan Allamakee County

Glacier Priest To Open S U S Lecture Series

The Rev. Bernard R. Hubbard known as a glacier priest will open the University of Iowa lecture series on October 9 at the Memorial Union. His talk will feature motion pictures of Alaskan adventures including trips on the Taku river and the Taku ice cap. Dr Hubbard has led Santa Clara University's geology department since 1926.

Iowa City Bernard R. Hubbard University of Iowa Memorial Union Benjamin F. Shambaugh Senate Board Father Hubbard Taku River Taku Ice Cap Hubbard Santa Clara University

Vinton Attack Victim Fractures Skull as Suspects Jailed

Donald G. Kerr, 29, of Lakewood Ohio, was slugged and robbed of 1 50 in the railroad yards Friday night. An x ray showed a skull fracture. Kerr, who worked in a Vermont CCC camp, told officers he planned to seek truck driving work in Detroit. Two men jailed on vagrancy charges for questioning were identified as Kenneth Barker 29 Watertown NY and Herman Neubauer 22 Chicago.

Gazette Vinton Donald G. Kerr Lakewood Ohio Kerr Vermont CCC Detroit Marshalltown Kenneth Barker Watertown N. Y Herman Neubauer Chicago

Draw Up Plans For New S U 1 Armory Building

Plans for a new armory building to house Troop I 113th Cavalry and the 168th Hospital Company will be submitted to Adj. Gen. Charles H. Grahl in Des Moines this week. Col Will J. Hayek of Iowa City announced after an armory board meeting. proposed structure would cost about $30 000 and no definite action was taken yet.

Iowa City 113Th Cavalry 168Th Hospital Company Adj Charles H. Grahl Des Moines Will J. Hayek Armory Board Grahlk

Iowa City N Y A appoints ten University workers

Miss Esther Kraushaar director of the National Youth Administration in Iowa City announced ten University of Iowa workers to assist in directing the recreational center program. Additional appointments for the fall and winter extension program will be made later. The appointees are Wilbur L. Bornschein Elmer M. Jones Isadore Meyer Lorena M. Sturtz William E. Witt Michael Mosecow Robert E. Brown Don A. Liercke Douglas A. Whittaker Milton Felsen.

Iowa City Esther Kraushaar National Youth Administration University of Iowa Wilbur L. Bornschein Elmer M. Jones Isadore Meyer Lorena M. Sturtz William E. Witt

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State Fairground Republican State Central Committee Rowley Banker State University U. of Iowa Aeronautics Department Small Son Cocoanut Grove Los Angeles Ambassador Hotel California Jimmy Hétel B. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Winston-Salem, N. C Charlie Warren Hollywood E.C.S.T C.S.T M.S. T P.S.T WABC Columbia Network S. U. 1. Armory N. Y. A. Workers Sydney Jones Lester Stoefen Lester
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