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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1935

Page

17

Linn County Civil War Vets Meet in Marion

Linn County Veterans Association holds its forty-seventh annual encampment in Marion at Memorial Hall with 93-year-old Erastus Smith the last surviving Civil War veteran in the area. Eugene Allen of Cedar Rapids presides. Rev A A Brooks to speak. program includes music, readings, and a public welcome.

Linn County Veterans Association Erastus Smith Marion Smith Eugene Allen Cedar Rapids Ll W Shields S. S. Haun Mount Vernon George S Bushnell Margaret Leming Robert Mitchell Womans Relief Corps A A. Brooks St Pauls Methodist Church Wll Jed Cyrus Metcalf Dempsy Jones America John H Pazour Floyd Slauson Robert Mitchell Woman's Relief Corps

Marion to Dedicate New Athletic Field Next Friday

The Marion community prepares for the dedication of a new athletic field and recreation center on Friday September 27 after years of planning. The project used 80 600 man hours of relief labor with CWA funds and local support, featuring a designed track and football field meeting Big Ten standards and a parade followed by Marion's first home game at 2 30 p m with Cedar Rapids officials and school and business participation.

Marion Marion Service Club Cvic Des Moines Service Club McKean H. Titus JERA Marion-Roosevelt High Cedar Rapids Moray Eby Coe College G. L. Lyman Horace Hedges Ira Carruthers Thomas Crabbe Tom Hayden

Awards Made At Garden Club Show

A large crowd attended the Marion Nature and Garden club flower show at the public library. Awards included first second and honorable mention in bouquets of marigolds zinnias and other arrangements with names of recipients listed.

The Marion Nature and Garden Club J B. Emmons John Clay Lillian Bleakly Miss Bleakly Celan Rollins Frank Shumack Edmund Scown C. A. Dykes W. H. Boozel Shaffer Klink Fred Lang Pauline Naso Leonard Taylor John Cone J. B. Emmons A. R. Rundquist F. A. Shumack F A. Shumack A . Rundquist

Dry Creek club brings entertainment in Memorial hall

The Dry Creek Agriculture and Literary club entertained Friday evening in Memorial hall with a piano solo, readings, vocal duets, poems, jokes, and a reading. Seventy attended including Mr and Mrs George Maxfield and son, Doris McEnany, and Mrs Gillmore. Plans for the next meeting were made at the Atwater home.

Dry Creek George Maxfield Robins Charles Maxfield McEnany Doris George Gillmore Ethelyn Oakley Maron

Wedding planned for Roman A Urush in Chicago

The ceremony will take place at Peoples church Chicago with Rev Preston E Bradley officiating. Urush works at the Rock Island government arsenal and the couple will reside in Davenport. River side accident details follow for George Wallace killed Sept 10 in a fog when his milk truck collided with a parked fire truck. Burial was at Evergreen cemetery Riverside American Legion post led the rites. Wallace survived by wife Clara and other relatives. Cedar Rapids couple K P Shimerda attend.

Roman A. Urush Chicago Peoples Church Preston E. Bradley Urush Government Arsenal Rock Island Davenport John Rohrer George Wallace Riverside Calif Co. F Ensign Presbyterian Church At Long Beach Marion Presbyterian Church Evergreen Cemetery Riverside American Legion Post Wallace Clara Rohrer Wallace

Electa Circle Holds First Fall Meeting in Public Library

The Electa Circle of the King’s Daughters met in the public library for their first fall business session. A luncheon was canceled due to Mrs. Claude Knapp’s illness. Summer activities included visiting Camp Good Health and sending cookies, fruit, and candy. Plans for a friendship quilt were discussed and committees named. The next meeting is Oct 4 at Mrs. L. R. Blinks’s home.

Electa Circle of the King’s Daughters Claude Knapp Ways and Means A. P. Munsen Stanley Thomas George C. Oxley Glen Kinser G. A. Kindler L. S. Dove Earl Edwards L. R. Blinks James Pringle A. P. Munson

Brothers Reunite After Nearly Fifty Years

Special to The Gazette three surviving Daniels brothers from Urbana William Daniels Civil War veteran pioneer. John Daniels 6 of Van Horne David Daniels 66 of Allen's Park Colo Shelby Daniels 63 of Bremerton Wash reunited this summer after thirty seven to fifty years. John and Shelby separated when Shelby left Urbana forty seven years ago. The trio were last together during a past visit when David Daniels had lived in Urbana fifty years ago.

van Horne John Daniels David Daniels Allen's Park Colo Shelby Daniels Bremmerton Wash Wiliam Daniels Veeran Urbana John West

Mrs. Alfred Voss Relates Mildred Frazee Trip Notes

Mrs Alfred Voss recalls Mildred Frazee and notes that Miss McCannon will return to Des Moines Monday after a two weeks vacation spent in Marion and Chicago.

Alfred Voss Mildred Frazee

Men's club hosts Linn county rally with missionary talk

The Christian church men’s club held a Friday rally inviting visitors from area churches in Linn county. Rev C J Biddle introduced Dr R E Leidigh who presided with group singing saxophone and clarinet solos readings and a talk by Rev S S McWilliams on Missionary Pioneering. A 70‑person luncheon followed.

The Christian Church Linn County C. J. Biddle R. E. Lehdigh L. J. Dennis Center Point Robert Kennedy Jean Leidigh Annie Laura Davidson la Verna Crew R. B. Jones Alburnett

Rare Arctic Blue Goose Finds Home on Iowa Farm

Albert Voth on Beach's island north of Marquette shelters a blue goose pair rescued after injuries. The birds, nearly extinct, mate for life and may raise a family under permit from the conservation board. They roam near their alfalfa pens as migration nears.

Arctic Iowa The Gazette Arquette Albert Voth Beach Marquette Arctic Circle Gulf Coast Voth Conservation Board Hudson Bay United States

New Juvenile Home Head Begins Duties

Mrs. Silver, a Belhaven and Blue Mountain graduate, will oversee the juvenile home farm. She has taught English and history, managed Wickfield farm in Van Buren county near Keosauqua, and served on local school boards. She is mother to Frank, Lauralee, and Jacqueline and succeeds Miss La Vere Smith as superintendent.

Farm Bureau Work Eastern Star Des Moines Women's Club Silver Belhaven College Blue Mountain College Mississippi Wickfield van Buren County Keosauqua

West Branch Car Still Used After 21 Years Of Service

Fred Holloway of West Branch owns a runabout that celebrated its twenty first birthday August 23 making it the oldest car on Cedar county roads. He bought it August 23 1914 as the first car sold from a West Branch sales floor and it has visited the West Liberty fair every year since. The car cost 470 dollars with a 50 dollar refund from Olsen and Anderson if a sales target was met. Holloway overhauls it every two years and rarely records mileage due to farm duties. The vehicle was delivered to Muscatine by barge and then overland to West Branch. He previously owned a motorcycle sold in town classified ads. }

the Gazette West Branch Fred Holloway Cedar County Holloway West Liberty Muscatine Olsen Anderson Iowa City

Spillville Church Celebrates History and Dvorak ties

The Spillville church marks parish improvements since 1906 including remodeled Sisters' house and parsonage, new chapel, tile floor, pews, and cemetery expansion. It recalls Antonin Dvorak’s 1893 Spillville sojourn and the American quartet Op. 96 first performed there.

Dubuque Laval University Quebec Hennesy Spillville Dvorak Iowa Antonin Dvorak Towa St. Wenceslaus America F. Z. Skiharsky Spilsville

Oldest Washington County Vet Enjoys Weekend Trains

John Younkin 1800s Civil War veteran of Riverside, born in 1840, recalls farm life in Perry county and Washington county. He fought in 24 battles, including Magnolia Hill and Cedar Creek, served with Company D Twenty fourth Iowa, and later farmed before retiring. He still enjoys Friday fish dinners, trains, and simple days at home with his brother briefly nearby.

Mr Younkin G W Younkin John Riverside Perry County Ohio Samuel Katherine Younkin Washington County Samuel Younkin Younkin Iowa City Fairfield Twenty-fourth Iowa Volunteer Infantry Tom Sims Sims Magnolia Hill Miss Champion Hill Black River New Orleans Virginia Chariton Berryville Winchester Cedar Creek Bull Head Mountain Goldsburg Sherman

Shellsburg Couple Mark 65th Wedding Anniversary

Shellsburg's oldest couple Mr Miles Strawn and Mrs Strawn celebrate sixty five years of marriage with a family dinner. Strawn, the last Civil War veteran in Shellsburg, is 89, a Pennsylvanian native. Mrs Strawn, Linn County born, is 83. They have one daughter Mrs Clifford Robbins and two grandchildren, Mrs Edward Dyson and Clare Robbins, all in Shellsburg.

Shellsburg Miles Strawn Strawn

Feud Over Judicial Selection Renewed in Iowa Debate

The Iowa discussion centers on a possible presidential appointment to the new seven member federal reserve board with a focus on agriculture representation. Mention is made of Marriner Eccles as chair and Paul Huston as a potential Iowa candidate, highlighting Iowa’s stake in monetary policy affecting farmers amid expanded board powers.

Iowa Federal Reserve Banking System Roosevelt Marriner S. Eccles Federal Reserve Board Agriculture Eccles Paul Huston Cedar Rapids B. H. Jacobsen Clinton Iowa Agricul Reserve Board

Also Mentioned on This Page

Marion News Linn County Civil War Reading Circle Michel Arthur Newman R J Waithams J L. Papes Europe Foreation of Womens Clubs L Ao Lavasseur Mire Carpenter Joe Beeson Oto Motion Shakespeare Pera Wos Weter Werarns Corstan Marton Nature Club George ii Lepsmoat Stughtawasy WPA Sale Te Bath Dickey ' Nernoans Finger Kane Tat Ba Scheol Druy Erhans Conjyarette American Legion Marion Golf Club John Mulvany JE Killinger O M Carson Manchester Eastern Iowa Lions Club Marion Gulf Club Child Study Club Beraard Schenken WPC Club Estelle Blackwood Helen Miller Rockford Bernice Toms Marion Boulevard OL. Brown H N Strader D E Miller Josephine Whitacre Forest Deischer of Wapkinton H B Lembaugh Jee Fairley Frank Cloughy Ottumwa John G Standish North Eighteenth Street June Marie Dry Creek Club Electa Circle To Grinnell George Oxley, Jr Margaret Miller Lois Stitzel University of Iowa Robert Titus James Vernon James Sweeney Waldo Lindley Marvin Batchelder DeWayne Dickey Melvin Oldfather Iowa State Teachers College Marian Cone Alice Tow Elliott Hutton Everett Brooks Columbia College Billie Reed Cornell College Bernice Reynolds Mabel Williams Elinor Kendall Mary Lockwood Margaret Carson Lois Lockwood Catherine Crane Jean Dow Robert Smith Raymond Smith Dale Smith Garth Hunter Town State College Katherine Taube Ralph Hawk Robert Hutchison Don Arp Howard Merkle Charles Hanna Burdette Hanna Eleanor Hanna Jennings Hotchkiss Cedar Rapids Business College Anna Helen Martin California Institute of Technology Robert Munson Fred Land John Smith Harold Phillips James York Grande Avenue SE Opal McCannon Milo Trusty Gladys Frederick Tru John, David and Churchmen's Rally Frank Haas Gilmore City Grinnell W. H. Talbot Paul Sigmund Nettie B. Smith DeWitt A. J. Cahn Henry Everetts Yocom Chapel John M. Walters Methodist Church Martin’s Creek Cemetery O.E. S Kensington Masonic Temple George Kindler W. E. Smith John Kovearik New Prague Minn John Kovarik, Jr Joseph Kovarik New York Philharmonic Orchestra New World Symphony Ing Spillville Church Mrs. Miles Strawn Huston
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