Hawks Turn On the Juice for Carleton
Special to The Gazette Iowa City Iowa The 1936 Iowa football squad began final week of practice for the season opener against Carleton College Northfield Minnesota Saturday Coach Ossie Solem aims to ease up and use a veteran first string for the opener Seven lettermen projected on the line with veterans starting in at least three backfield spots Ends Lannon and Harris expected to perform near last year status Walker and DeHeer solid at tackle Liggett and Farrah first string guards with Ted Osmaloski at center Ozzie Simmons and Hild likely in the backfield with Wagler Balazs or Lamb at the other back slots Punting duties unsettled and several backs may boot in the Carleton game The Carleton scrimmage could also settle guard and tackle replacements as manpower remains a concern Classes resumed and practices continue for the season
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Ossie Solem
Carleton College of Northfield
Minn
Salem
Iowa
Lannon
Harris
Walker
DeHeer
Liggett
Farrah
Ted Osmaloski
Ozzie Simmons
Hild
Washington Forecasters Pick Huskies Over Gophers
In Seattle and with key bettors watching, two coast experts Thornhill and Madigan predict Washington will defeat Minnesota. Both cite strong Huskies play led by coach Jimmy Phelan as tipping the national clash in Seattle in what could be the week's marquee gridiron matchup.
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San Francisco
INS
Minnesota
Gophers
Jimmy Phelan
Washington Huskies
Seattle
Claude E
Thornhill
Stanford
Edward P
Madigan
St. Mary’s
Washington
Huskies
Phelan
Hoons Father Son Tie For High Gun In Ames Shoot
W S Billy Hoon and Harlow Hoon father and son of Jewell Iowa tied for high gun honors in the 150 target event at the Kossuth county conservation league shoot. Both cracked 146 birds with Dr B C Higgins of Mason City second at 143. In angling events John Dorton Fort Dodge won five eighths ounce accuracy ball with 93 points. Waechter Spirit Lake won three eighths ounce event with E E Cavanaugh Fort Dodge second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
W. S
Billy” Hoon
Harlow Hoon
Jewell
Kossuth County Conservation League
B. C. Higgins
Mason City
John Dorton
Fort Dodge
Belle Plaine Tops Marengo 5 3 In Rivalry Match
Belle Plaine defeated Marengo 5 to 3 as the two baseball independents settled a Labor Day dispute at Victor. Belle Plaine had eight hits to Marengo five, with Lacy and Chandler each contributing two hits for Belle Plaine and Marengo’s Schatt also hitting a triple.
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Marengo
Belle Plaine
Victor
Baseball Independents
Loufek
Miller
Lacy
Chandler
C. Rusk
Schatt
Elston
Cedar Rapids Raiders
Kellogg
Gacek to wrestle Earl Wampler in first indoor mat show
Milwaukee wrestler Jack Gacek, after a disqualification loss to Jack Hader, signs with Eddie Jennings to meet Earl Wampler on the first indoor wrestling show in Memorial Coliseum. Headliners include Tommy Marvin and Bull Martin. main event to feature the year’s two top rascals. A third match is pending.
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Jack Gacek
Milwaukee
Jack Hader
Eddie Jennings
Earl Wampler
Memorial Coliseum
Tommy Marvin
Bull Martin
Gacek
Hader
Milwaukee Pole
Wampler
Klaus Victor Over Gosling To Annex Manchester Title
Klaus Victor wins the Manchester Golf and Country Club men’s championship final 6 and 4 over F. G. Gosling after 36 holes. Victor led by four at the turn, Gosling tied the second nine, and Victor finished four ahead after the final round. Barton takes second flight. weather delays affect third flight completion.
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Klaus Victor
Gosling
Manchester
Ian Stanley G. Klaus
Manchester Golf and Country Club
F. G. Gosling
Klaus
G. H. Mullan
J. J. Burbridge
D. P. Barton
Billy Mullan
Barton
Dr. E. G. Dittmer
Junior Stitzel
L. J. Graham
W. J. Schiess
Alburnett Trips Quasqueton in Playoff Opener 7-5
G Pflughaupt limited Quasqueton to six singles as Alburnett won the first playoff game 7-5. H Pflughaupt starred in the field for Alburnett. The team had fourteen hits including doubles by C Rockwood and K Welch. Next Sunday the second game starts at 2 30 at Alburnett.
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Gazette
Quasqueton
G. Pflughaupt
Alburnett
H. Pflughaupt
McMillan
Johnson
C. Rockwood
K. Welch
Maynard High Beats Arlington Eleven 14 to 0
Maynard High School defeated Arlington 14 to 0 in Arlington Iowa. After a scoreless first half the Maynard squad broke through in the third quarter with two touchdowns while the final period remained scoreless. Arlington schedules Clermont game next Friday.
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Arlington
Maynard High
Maynard
Clermont
Hunt Of Decorah Grid Squad Injures Foot
Decorah high school football player Dick Hunt fractured a bone in his foot during Saturday morning practice. The injury likely ends his season and removes him from potential varsity duties.
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Hunt of
Decorah
Dick Hunt
Week of College Games With Several Matches Listed
Friday games include Simpson at Drake Cornell at Grinnell Buena Vista at Central Columbia at La Crosse Teachers Penn at Albia Junior College St Ambrose at St Thomas Eastern Normal at Western Union Saturday features Carleton at Iowa Iowa State Teachers at Iowa State Upper Iowa at Coe Omaha U at Morningside Parsons at Macomb Teachers Dubuane U at Beloit Augustana at Iowa Wesleyan
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Carleton
Iowa
Iowa State
Upper Iowa
Coe
Omaha U
Morningside
Parsons
Macomb
Dubuane U
Beloit
Augustana
Iowa Wesleyan
Iowa State Backs of the Pony Type
Iowa State faces football concerns as coach George Veenker seeks stronger backfield and support. He expects a refined line and improved team, with backs Neal Snell Kischer and Poole plus guards and tackles forming a potential lineup led by Gustine and Rushmore at ends and Anderson at center.
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Iowa State
Veenker
Gordon Reupke
Edwin Bock
Fred Poole
Cyclones
Clarence Gustine
Rowland Rushmore
Alfred Bauman
Harold Schafroth
Russell Councliff
Clarence Dee
John Anderson
Snell
Brewers to Represent A A In Little World Series
The Milwaukee Brewers clinched the American Association title with a fourth straight win over Indianapolis by 5 to 1. Luke Hamlin pitched strongly after a rough start to hold the Indians to eight safeties as Milwaukee exploded for five runs in the seventh. The Brewers also swept Kansas City in the first round and will face the Buffalo-Baltimore playoff winner.
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United Press
Milwaukee Brewers
American Association
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Brewers
Indians
Luke Hamlin
Hamlin
Kansas City
West Union Wins Little Eight Pennant in Playoff
West Union baseball club captured the all season pennant in the Little Eight league by defeating Wadena 6 to 3 in the second straight playoff game. Smith and Chase each fanned ten. Smith yielded four hits and Chase twelve.
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West Union
West Union Baseball Club
Wadena
Smith
Chase
Iowans Eliminated In Baseball Tournament
The Stanton Vikings of Iowa lost to Summer Hayes of Louisville 3 to 2 in the American Baseball Congress national tournament elimination round They were earlier defeated by Elizabeth New Jersey 9 to 1 in their opening game Two defeats eliminated the Iowa entry from the event.
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Louisville
Stanton Vikings
Iowa
American Baseball Congress
Hayes
Iowans
Elizabeth
N. J
North English Defeats New Sharon 7 6 In Night Football
North English high school edged New Sharon 7 to 6 in a night game. New Sharon led with a first quarter TD but failed on the extra point. North English answered in the final period as Billy Thomas drop kicked the winning extra point.
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the Gazette
North English
New Sharon
Billy Thomas
Edgewood High Beats Elkport Nine in Season Opener
Edgewood high school defeated Elkport 8 to 2 in the fall baseball opener at home. Merle Sharp and Joe Sharp doubled for Edgewood, while Prolow doubled for Elkport. K Arthur earned the win for Edgewood with nine strikeouts, and Elkport’s Kuehl allowed four walks and two hit batters. Edged by a 5 to 2 error count, Edgewood capitalized on miscues.
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Gazette
Edgewood
Edgewood High School
Elkport
Merle Sharp
Joe Sharp
Prolow
K. Arthur
Kuehl
Argentina Polo Quartet Rout Americans 21-9 in Westbury
In the second game of a two out of three series at International Field, Argentina overwhelmed the Greentree team 21 to 9. Top American players Bostwick Whitney were benched and Steward Iglehart and Winston Guest probable to enter. The Argentines, led by Hitchcock, surged after halftime to seal the win before 38,000 spectators, scoring 13 goals in the final four chukkers.
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Westbury
L. I
Greentree
International Field
Steward Iglehart
Winston Guest
England
George H
Pete” Bostwick
John Hay
Jock” Whitney
Ack
Justo
Argentina
United States
Tommy Hitchcock
Mays Wins 50 Mile Feature as Connors Is Injured
Rex Mays of Glendale California won the 50 mile feature at Roby Speedway. George Connors of Los Angeles was seriously hurt when his car overturned before 20 000 spectators, a crash linked to the same car that killed Ray Pixley on August 30. Ted Horn and Frank Brisko finished second and third. Four bleacherites were injured when Duke Nalon's car shed a wheel in a 10 mile preliminary, rolling into the crowd.
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Hammond
Ind
George Connors
Los Angeles
Roby Speedway
Ray Pixley
Rex Mays
Glendale
Calif
Ted Horn
Frank Brisko
Milwaukee
Duke Nalon
Davis Retains Tri State Tennis Title
Ed Davis of Peoria Illinois retained the men's singles title in the Tri State tennis tournament in Burlington after a rain postponed final. He defeated Richard Hainline of Rock Island Illinois 4 6 6 4 6 2 6 1 in a renewed final.
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Burlington
Ed Davis
Peoria
Ill
Richard Hainline
Rock Island
Lone Tree Triumphs Over Columbus Junction 18 to 0
Lone Tree high school defeated Columbus Junction 18 to 0 on Friday night in Lone Tree. Columbus Junction fielded four veterans in its lineup this season. Lone Tree's next game is at Mediapolis Friday.
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Lone Tree
Columbus Junction
Gazette
Junction
Mediapolis
Carl Fliermans Wins Model Airplane Contest
Carl Fliermans son of Mr and Mrs Carl Fliermans 524 Fourth street SW was top points man at the Cedar Rapids Airhawks contest held Sunday at Sixth street and Wilson avenue SW He won first in the ROS fuselage flight and the open flight totaling ten points Harlan Endsley and W E Aldrich followed with nine points each The west side squadron kept the traveling trophy with a 37 to 7 win over the east side.
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Carl Fliermans
Fourth Street
Sixth Street
Wilson Avenue
Cedar Rapids Airhawks
Fliermans
Harlan Endsley
W. E. Aldrich
Endsley
Aldrich
Charles Tschirgi
West Side
East Side
Gatee
Francis Camizzi
Ermans
Fran Camizzi
Carl File
Tschirgi
Odel
House Break-In Loot Valued At Sixty Dollars
Mrs Emil Chmelicek reports a break-in at her home on Hull avenue E. Sunday night with personal property stolen totaling about $60. Items stolen include a man’s suit 25, a white gold wrist watch 16 jewels 25, two blankets 5, a blue serge coat 2.5 and a hand powered emery wheel 1.98 plus a Harley Clymer suit 1231 Sixteenth street SE. Chmelicek left at 10 a.m. and returned at 6:30 p.m. finding the break-in at 10 p.m.
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Emil Chmelicek
Hull Avenue E
Harley Clymer
Sixteenth Street SE
Deaths Eva Doudna Bye 77 West Branch resident
Eva Doudna Bye widow of Elisha J. Bye died Sunday at 6 p.m. at her West Branch home after a hip fracture. Born Sept 10, 1859 in Chester Hill Ohio, she was a district court reporter for Judge H. C. Ring and mother of Arthur L. Bye and Alinda Bye. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Hickory Grove Friends meeting house.
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Eva Doudna Bye
West Branch
Arthur L. Bye
Cedar Rapids
H. C. Ring
Sunda
West Bran
Friends’ Meeting House
Hickory Grove Cemetery
Willson Dies. Longtime County Resident Passes
George R. Willson, 71, of 1638 E Avenue NE, died at a local hospital at 2 a.m. Monday. Born March 25, 1865 in Linn county, he lived here all his life and was a retired real estate dealer. Survived by wife Lily, three daughters and a son, two sisters, a brother, and numerous grandchildren. Funeral at Janeba and Brosh chapel at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Rev. C. H. Hook officiating. burial Linwood cemetery.
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George R. Willson
E Avenue NE
Linn County
Lily
W. F. Hupp
Frank Whitters
Grafton Hale
Cedar Rapids
William E
Indianapolis
Chattfield
Oklahoma
Etta L. Willson
Jess Bixby
James L. Willson
Knights of Pythias
Janeba and Brosh
C. H. Hook
Linwood Cemetery
Mary Little Linn County Pioneer Dies at 103
Mrs. Mary Little aged 74 died at her Monroe township home after a lingering illness. Born Mary Whelan in Ireland on August 28, 1851 she immigrated in 1876 and married Christian Little in 1878. Survived by three children and eleven grandchildren with burial at Mount Calvary cemetery following a St. Patrick's Marion service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Little
Monroe Township
Mary Whelan
King’s County
Ireland
Charles Beatty
America
Christian Little
Cedar Rapids
Chris
Shellsburg
Susie
Arthur Winne
Mary Olson
Junior Winne
Ralph Little
Palo
Shannon Little
Coggon
Ruby Frantz
St. Patrick’s Church
Marion
P. McElliot
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Death of Miss Florence Wolff
Miss Florence Wolff of Cedar Rapids dies at a local hospital Saturday at 5 p.m. She was born March 16 1889 in St Louis Missouri and lived in Davenport before moving to Cedar Rapids in 1900. She is survived by her mother Frances Lindsay a sister and a nephew with several aunts and uncles. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Barta chapel with burial in Linwood cemetery.
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Florence Wolff
Sixth Street
Otto E. Wolff
Mary Wolff
St. Louis
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
C. Denecke Company
Newman Company
Miss Wolff
Dundee Methodist Church Burial Reserved in Dundee Cemetery
Burial planned in Dundee Cemetery following services at Dundee Methodist Church. The notice notes a private interment with arrangements made by the family and local funeral directors.
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Dundee
Mrs William Zbanek Dies At Cedar Rapids Area Home
Mrs. William Zbanek aged 37 died at 9 a.m. Monday after a two month illness at her Mount Vernon road residence five miles east of Cedar Rapids. She was born near Prairieburg and lived ten years in the death home. Survived by husband two children Helen Louise and William Jr father Joseph Stock Cedar Rapids and sister Mrs Lester Frink Cedar Rapids. Body at Janeba and Brosh home pending calling hours.
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William Zbanek
Mount Vernon Road
Cedar Rapids
Prairieburg
Helen Louise
William, Jr
Joseph Stock
Lester Frink
Janeba and Brosh
Mrs Katherine Kloubec Rites Pending in Cedar Rapids
Katherine Kloubec 57 wife of Frank J Kloubec of 922 Seventeenth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died at a local hospital at 6 45 am Monday after an extended illness Born in Bohemia she came to Cedar Rapids at age 9 Survived by husband a son Edward three grandchildren two brothers Joe Pocobradsky of Chicago Wendell Pocobradsky of Ennis Texas and her father in Oklahoma She belonged to the Z C B J lodge Body is at Barta funeral home pending arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Kloubec
Frank J. Kloubec
Seventeenth Avenue SE
Bohemia
Cedar Rapids
Edward
Joe Pocobradsky
Chicago
Wendl Pocobradsky
Vanourney Babe Dies at Three Weeks
David Wendl Vanourney three weeks old son of Mr and Mrs Milo Vanourney of 1110 Fifteenth Avenue SW died at a local hospital at 9 p m Saturday Funeral services were held in the Barta chapel Monday at 10 a m conducted by Rev Father Jerald V Steiert Burial followed at Mount Calvary cemetery
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David Wendl Vanourney
Milo Vanourney
Fifteenth Avenue
Barta Chapel
Jerald V. Steiert
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Funeral services for Joseph Bruner Pangburn
Funeral services will be held in Turner chapel Tuesday at 2 p.m. conducted by Dr. A A Brooks and the Knights of Pythias. Burial follows at Riverside cemetery Anamosa with brief grave services at 4 p.m. Friends may call at the chapel. All Pythians meet at Pythian hall at 1 30 p.m. Tuesday to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bruner Pangburn
Turner Chapel
A. A. Brooks
Knights of Pythias
Riverside
Anamosa
Pythians
Pythian Hall
Joseph Pangborn
City briefs and personals flash through town notices
Coats refined. Room 9 over Kresge's. Jake Bud and John Woods vacationing in Albert Lea Minnesota. Haircuts all 25c Hanna Barber Shop 322 2nd Ave SE. Council approves purchase of cast iron pipe for city waterworks. Knights of Pythias meet 1 30 pm Tuesday to attend funeral for Joseph Pang Turner chapel 2 pm. John W Linsley Jr 1063 Fifth Ave SE McKinley 1936 graduate starts engineering at Iowa City State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna Barber Shop
2Nd Ave
John W. Linsley, Jr
Fifth Avenue SE
McKinley High School
Iowa City
Engineering College of
the State University
Missing Delaware girl found at private home after a week
Louise Midkiff, 15, was reported missing last week from Hopkinton. Police found her Saturday at a private home where she had been working and released her to her parents who reunited with her Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Midkiff
Delaware County
Count and Countess de Jordy Stay Overnight at Montrose Hotel
Count and Countess de Jordy of Palm Springs California were guests at the Montrose hotel Saturday night. They arrived by automobile late, remained for the night, and left early Sunday without revealing their destination.
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Count
Beltz Funeral Services Set for Local Resident
Funeral services for Frank M. Beltz 60 who died from an auto accident will be at 3 30 p m Tuesday at the Moen chapel conducted by C M Westerfield Christian Science reader. Burial will be in Linwood cemetery. Friends may call at the Moen chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Beltz
Moen Chapel
C. M. Westerfield
Christian Science Reader
Linwood Cemetery
Moen
Cedar Rapids Couple Given Probationary Three Year Terms
Elmer Rudd and Ethel Kitts both of Cedar Rapids were each sentenced to state penal institutions for a statutory charge. Judge H C Ring ordered indeterminate three year terms at Fort Madison and Rockwell City facilities, suspended on good behavior. Rudd’s wife testified as a principal witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Rudd
Ethel Kitts
Cedar Rapids
H. C. Ring
Rudd
Fort Madison State Penitentiary
Ethel Kilts
Rockwell City
Judge Quieted Title In Linn County Property Dispute
District court judge H C Ring granted a quiet title decree Saturday in Linn County. The ruling involves Earl D Neighbor, Edna Neighbor, Benjamin M Neighbor, and Bessie la Caryl in a property dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Linn County
Earl D
Benjamin M. Ate
Edna
Bessie la Caryl
Schecks Win Secured Note Judgment in Real Estate Case
Judge A B Clark in district court awards Wallace Scheck and Gertrude Scheck a 4195.55 judgment against Edward F Borschel in a secured note action. The plaintiffs allege Borschel assumed the obligation in a real estate purchase deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Clark
Wallace Scheck
Gertrude Scheck
Edward F. Borschel
Borschel
Lilly Printing Co Wins $116.25 Default Judgment
Frank D. Lilly and D. M. Robertson doing business as Lilly Printing Co receive a $116.25 default judgment in district court over an account suit against Claire Rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Lilly
D. M. Robertson
The
Lilly Printing Company
Claire Rank
Funeral notice for Agnes Curran Quaid in Cedar Rapids and Chicago
Mrs Agnes Irene Quaid a former Cedar Rapids resident died Sunday at 10 30 a m in Chicago where she had lived with her two daughters for fifteen years She was born March 4 1861 in Oxford Junction as Agnes Irene Curran and was married to Patrick J Quaid who preceded her in death Surviving are two sons John and Joseph Quaid of Cedar Rapids three daughters Mrs J J Barker Mrs Agnes Sheppard and Mrs Katherine Boyle of Chicago three sisters Mrs Liza Glenn Mrs Ella Curran and Mrs George Gorman of Waterloo and twelve grandchildren Friends may call at the Teahen Funeral home after 6 p m Tuesday Funeral announcement will be made later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Irene Quaid
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Oxford Junction
Agnes Irene Curran
Patrick J. Quaid
John
Joseph Quaid
J. J. Barker
City
Agnes Sheppard
Katherine Boyle
Liza Glenn
Ella Curran
George Gorman
Waterloo
Teahen
Divorces Granted in District Court on Cruelty Grounds
The district court granted divorces to Leone Fatka from Edward M Fatka 29 married Oct 24 1931 Vera Mae LeFebure from Leo T LeFebure 44 married Aug 9 1924 and Grace M James from Frank B James 65 married April 25 1936 Mayme Hoyle was awarded a divorce from Caleb B Hoyle 38 on desertion grounds The two were married July 7 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leone Fatka
Edward M. Fatka
Vera Mae LeFebure
Leo T. LeFebure
Grace M. James
Frank B. James
Mayme Hoyle
Caleb B. Hoyle
Two Men Cleared in Liquor Possession Case
Judge John T. Moffit dismissed charges of illegal possession of alcoholic liquor against John Sargent and Ray Lucas due to lack of evidence. Both defendants had pled not guilty on March 2 after the February 29 filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sargent
Ray Lucas
John T. Moffit
Gazette Plane Covers American Legion Convention at Cleveland
Dan Hunter Sunday piloted The Gazette plane to the American Legion convention in Cleveland Ohio. Accompanying him were Verne Balster commander and A R McElwain adjutant of American Legion post No 298 in Marion. The group will return Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Hunter
Gazette
American Legion
Cleveland
Verne Balster
A. R. McElwain
Marion
McElwain
Duplicate Warrant Issued by City Council
A duplicate warrant for 206.41 dollars issued to the Standard Oil company of Indiana was ordered issued at the council's Monday meeting after a May loss in the mails. The company posted a bond of 412.82 dollars to indemnify the city, and no trace of the missing warrant has been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Oil Company
Circus pays for damage to city streets
The city council received full payment from Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey circus for damage on Sixth Street SW and other paving and curb breaks. A $150.31 check was sent after heavy circus vehicles caused the harm, and repairs have already been completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus
Dave Williams
Public Improvements
Stolen Blanket From Car On Third Avenue Bridge
Elmer Foulks reports a $3 blanket taken from his car parked on the Third Avenue bridge Saturday evening. Police also investigate a damaged car window and a purse left behind in Swisher case. details incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Foulks
Tenth Street
Third Avenue Bridge
W. L. Lackman
Fifth Avenue
Emily Janko
Swisher
Lightner Bros ask to build concrete loading dock on Witwer property
Lightner Bros contractors seek permission from the city council to erect a 90 by 9 foot concrete loading dock extending to the sidewalk on the Witwer Grocer building between Ninth and Tenth avenues on Second Street SE. The proposal was referred to the council and building department for further consideration due to sidewalk proximity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lightner __ Bros
Tenth Avenue
Witwer Grocer Company
Ninth and
Tenth Avenues
Second Street
Lookout Issued For 150 Barred Rock Chickens
Sheriff Don McComas of Johnson County asked Cedar Rapids Police to watch for a buyer or dealer seeking to sell 150 barred rock chickens weighing about five pounds each. The theft occurred Sunday night at an unspecified Johnson County farm. birds identified by cut tips on their sour toes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don McComas
Johnson County
Cedar Rapids
Ada L. Ives Mother of Wayne Ives Dies in Dundee
Ada L. Ives died at her Dundee home September 19 after a long illness. Born January 11, 1852 in Jackson Michigan she moved with her parents to Town on a Manchester area farm. She married Samuel S. Ives May 23, 1876 and leaves sons Albert J. Ives Erwin Ives and Wayne Ives plus sisters Elizabeth Munson Mary E. Graham and Alice Kenyon. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada L. Ives
Wayne Ives
Eighteenth Street
Dundee
Jackson
Mich
Albert
Marguerite Thompson
Manchester
Samuel S. Ives
Erwin Ives
Masonville
Cedar Rapids
Elizabeth Munson
Mary E. Graham
Alice Kenyon
Portland
Ore
Ramseys settle National Life secured note suit in district court
A 4780.06 action of the National Life Co on a secured note by Harry R Ramsey and Sarah E Ramsey in 1930 was settled and dismissed by the plaintiff in district court before Judge John T Moffit. Judge F O Ellison awarded H S Kurtz a 1527.86 judgment in a similar note suit by Margaret Cahill in 1927. Maude Dic us divorce action against Howard R Dicus filed July 17 was dismissed in district court before Judge A B Clark by the plaintiff without prejudice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Life Company
Harry R. Ramsey
Sarah E. Ramsey
John T. Moffit
F. O. Ellison
H. S. Kurtz
Margaret Cahill
Maude Dicus
Howard R. Dicus
A. B. Clark
Detectives Warn Wholesalers About Chickens Sale Probe
Detectives warned wholesalers and retail meat markets to be on the lookout for anyone attempting to sell the chickens.
Eight House Members Lose at Primaries
One Republican and 17 Democrats failed to gain renomination in state primaries that wrapped up party slates for the November elections. Among 175 party incumbents seeking renomination, Werner W. Main of Michigan was the sole Republican defeated after being elected to fill an unexpired term in 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
Werner W. Main
Michin
Woman Is Injured In Auto Collision
Mrs. Rudolph Vavra of 1700 Fifteenth Avenue SE received cuts and bruises after a collision at Sixteenth Avenue and B Street SW Sunday at 7 15 p.m. Walter Haddy of 1053 Fifth Avenue SE drove east on Sixteenth when Vavra’s car turned left onto B Street in front of him. Haddy’s passengers were Taft Koury and John Koury of 1403 Fourth Street SW. Mrs. Vavra was treated by a physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Vavra
Fifteenth Avenue SE
Walter Haddy
Fifth Avenue SE
Sixteenth Avenue
B Street
Haddy
Varra
Taft Koury
John Koury
Fourth Street
Airport parking space being rock surfaced
The Streets department reports workers spread crushed rock on a 150 foot long parking space at the southern end of the airfield. Commissioner Dave Williams said the work began Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streets Department
Dave Williams
Boy Evangelist To Continue Foursquare Church Meetings
Charles Jaynes Jr six year old evangelist will continue daily meetings through Wednesday at the Foursquare Gospel tabernacle 609 First avenue W Services begin 7 30 p m He is the son of Rev and Mrs Charles Jaynes pastors of the Detroit Michigan church He has preached since age three and has appeared in over 100 cities in the United States and Canada A capacity audience attended Sunday evening services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jaynes, Jr
Foursquare Gospel Tabernacle
First Avenue W
Charles Jaynes
Foursquare Church
Detroit
Mich
United States
Canada
Births Registered in Mercy and St Luke’s Hospitals
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hartl at Mercy hospital a son Sept. 18. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lambert at Mercy hospital a daughter Sept. 19. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Sheda at Mercy hospital a daughter Sept. 19. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Koutz at Mercy hospital a daughter Sept. 19. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Semerod at Mercy hospital a son Sept. 20. Mr. and Mrs. Max Burrell at St. Luke’s hospital a son Sept. 18. Mr. and Mrs. Ben F. Waggener at St. Luke’s hospital a son Sept. 18. Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Rezab at St. Maga hospital a daughter Sept. 19. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon A. Hansen at St. Luke’s hospital a son Sept. 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hartl
Eleventh Street
Mercy Hospital
Clifford Lambert
Kenmore Street
Mercy Hos
Anton Sheda
Chelsea
Howard Koutz
Avenue NW
Stephen Semerod
Second Street
Max Burrell
Fifth Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
Ben F. Waggener
Thirtieth Street Drive
St. Luke’s Hospital
G. K. Rezab
Third Street
St. Maga Hospital
Vernon A. Hansen
Mt. Vernon Avenue
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