Fourteen Applicants Granted Citizenship In Superior Court
Judge Thomas B. Powell presided as fourteen applicants won final citizenship papers in superior court. L. J. Storey and M. C. Whorter assisted. new citizens included Mary Ann Hamilton born in the United States who regained citizenship after prior loss, and Joseph Uleh, a Czech who received papers under the misinformation act. Other recipients hailed from Hungary Czechoslovakia Russia Great Britain Jugoslavia and Mexico with several cases continued for technical reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Thomas B. Powell
L. J. Storey
M. C. Whorter
Chicago
Immigration and Naturalization Service Office
Mary Ann Hamilton
Ellis Boulevard
United States
Storey
Joseph Uleh
Hayes Street
William Pedro Duarte
C Avenue NE
Pedro Duarte
Juliana Jirinec
E Avenue
Hungary
Josephine Travnicek
D Street
Czechoslovakia
Harriet Ruth Gilman
Fourth Street
Russia
Mary Ann Rayman
Mary Drahos
Twenty-first Avenue
Barbara Simanovsky
Ruzena Melsa
Nineteenth Avenue
Burned When Gasoline Being Siphoned Ignites
Richard Brousard of 810 A venue NW was seriously burned on the right arm and left hand Monday evening at the rear of 602 Fifteenth avenue SW when gasoline siphoned from his car ignited. His brother John Brousard had placed a lantern nearby. firemen gave first aid and a physician treated him at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Brousard
A Avenue NW
Fifteenth Avenue
Brousard
John Brousard
Judge Ring Talks On Iowa Collection Laws At Cedar Rapids
Judge H. C. Ring announced that a husband and wife are not liable for each other debts contracted after marriage except family expenses and children's education. He spoke to about thirty at the Cedar Rapids Retail Credit association dinner at Hotel Roosevelt. Rings noted exemptions and that government pensions are exempt from attachment. W. A. Koster of Newman's will preview the national retail credit convention at the next meeting on Oct. 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Girl Struck Crossing Street Injuries Reported
A. E. Schmidt said his car hit Norma Garner while crossing Second Avenue SW near Third Street SW. She received scratches and a chin cut, a physician treated her, and Schmidt blamed a passing creamery truck for his inattention. Norman Garner is her parent.
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A. E. Schmidt
First Avenue
Norma Garner
Second Avenue
Third Street
Schmidt
Fred Garner
Richard Ulrich
Ninth Street NW
E Avenue NW
Charles Rubek
Avenue NW
Ulrich
Rubek
No Men Crusade Echoes From UC Freshman Address
University of California president urged incoming students to resist being “yes men” as a broader stance this year. He warned that the world tires of unthinking conformity and urged seriousness among the male student body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Sproul
Mary Little funeral set for Thursday at St Patrick Marion
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Little Linn county pioneer who died at her Monroe township home will be held Thursday at 10 a.m. in St Patrick's church Marion conducted by Rev. P McElliot. Burial follows at Mount Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Little
Linn County
Monroe Township
St. Patrick’s Church
Marion
P. McElliot
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Deaths Mrs. Helen Volesky 80 Widow of John Volesky
Mrs Helen Volesky 80 widow of John Volesky died at her daughter Mrs Nora Lorence 1615 Second Avenue SE at 5 p m Monday after months of illness She born in Bohemia June 10 1856 came to the United States at age 3 later lived with daughter Survived by daughter Mrs Lorence another daughter Mrs Edward Smahel a son William B Volesky a sister Mrs Frank Skala and four grandchildren Funeral services Thursday at 10 a m in Janeba and Brosh chapel conducted by Theodore B Malubucek Burial in Bohemian National chapel Wednesday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Volesky
John Volesky
Nora Lorence
Second Avenue SE
Bohemia
United States
Johnson County
Lorence
Edward Smahel
Cedar Rapids
William B. Volesky
Swisher
Frank Skala
Janeba and Brosh
Theodore B. Malubucek
Bohemian National Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Agnes C Zbanek
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Janeba and Brosh chapel conducted by Theodore B Hlubucek. Burial is set for Wednesday evening at the Bohemian National chapel. She was a member of Karel IV Z C B J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes C. Zbanek
Janeba and Brosh
Theodore B. Hlubucek
Bohemian National Cemetery
Karel IV. Z. C
Funeral services set for George R Willson in Janeba chapel
Funeral services for George R. Willson will be conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Janeba and Brosh chapel by the Rev. C. H. Hook. Knights of Pythias members will serve as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Willson
Janeba and Brosh
C. H. Hook
Knights of Pythias
Burial services planned for Linwood Cemetery
Bearers and burial will be in Lin wood cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linwood Cemetery
Funeral services for Agnes Irene Quaid set for Wednesday
Funeral services are planned for Agnes Irene Quaid at 9 a.m. Wednesday at Immaculate Conception Church. Burial will follow in Mount Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call after 6 p.m. today at Teahen Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Irene Quaid
Immaculate Conception Church
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Teahen Funeral Home
Infant Laweata Culp Dies. Cremation Planned
Laweata Culp infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Allie Culp of 811 Ninth Street SE died at a local hospital at 5 15 a m Tuesday. She is survived by a sister Wyenetter aged 5. The body was taken to the Johnson funeral home for cremation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laweata Culp
Allie Culp
Ninth Street SE
Wyenetter
Johnson Funeral Home
Col Robbins To Talk At Nats Convention
Col C B Robbins president of Cedar Rapids Life Insurance attends the national convention of life underwriters in Boston. He will deliver a short talk as manager and general counsel of the American Life Convention before returning to Chicago via Cleveland and his longtime residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Robbins
Nats
Convention of Life Underwriters
Col. C. B. Robbins
Cedar Rapids Life Insurance Company
National Convention of Life Underwriters
Boston
American Life Convention
American Legion National Convention
Cleveland
Chicago
Birth announcements list several new arrivals in Iowa area
Birth notices report sons and daughters born to multiple families in Lisbon Anamosa Marion Cedar Rapids and Chicago. Names include Don Alan Bonnie Jean Donald Lee and a daughter for Henry Wenzlick. Hospitals listed include St Luke's Mercy and Sears Memorial. Parents provide street addresses in several cases.
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Robert Strickell
Eighth Avenue SE
Bonnie Jean
Mercy Hospital
Theodore Burgess
Fourth Street
Byron Busenbark
Marion
Donald Lee
Henry Wenzlick
Sears Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Peak Extremes in California Highlight US Highs
The United States peaks at Mount Whitney in California with 14 596 feet and Death Valley sinks to 276 feet below sea level, both landmark extremes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
California
Mount Whitney
Death Vallley
City briefs and personals itemized notices
Supper at Trinity Lutheran Wednesday and chicken supper at Kenwood Presbyterian Thursday. The Community club of Dairy Dale meets Thursday at 8 p m at the hall. National Union for Social Justice Unit No 7 meets in Moose hall in the Jim block Wednesday at 8 p m. Haircuts 25c at 224 First street SE. Justice Almon S Reed married two Cedar Rapids couples Saturday at his home: Glen Felker and Alice Davis both Cedar Rapids and John Dabry Cedar Rapids with Lucille Coolidge Davenport. Lester J Hartin son of Mr and Mrs Peter Hartin Blairstown named honor man at San Diego naval training station. Hartin enlisted from Cedar Rapids July 7. Linn county republican central committee to organize Wednesday 8 p m Montrose hotel. Cedar Rapids Kamera Klique meets Wednesday 7 30 p m at city hall playground commission office. Vida Heckart to lead discussion How to Obtain Better Pictures. officer elections for six months.
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Almon S. Reed
Glen Felker
Alice Davis
Cedar Rapids
John Dabry
Lucille Coolidge
Davenport
Lester J. Hartin
Peter Hartin
Blairstown
Naval Training Station
San Diego
Calif
C. C. Hudnall
Navy
Hartin
Triton Club to Elect Officers at YMCA Meeting
The Triton club will elect officers at its business meeting at the YMCA Wednesday at 7 p.m. Bowling will follow at 8 p.m. in the newly organized Triton club league.
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Triton Club
Triton Club League
Stolen Model A Ford From 801 Seventh Street SW
Dick Vogel reports his blue Model A Ford convertible coupe valued at 75 dollars was stolen from his home Monday before 8 50 p.m. The vehicle contained refrigeration tools worth 500 dollars and a radio valued at 25 dollars.
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Dick Vogel
Seventh Street
Tire Theft Reported At Local Store
Dave Abraham of 125 Second Street NE told police four men entered his shop Sunday while he worked in back and stole three tires valued at 20 dollars. The suspects fled in a 1923 or 1924 Buick touring car with curtains.
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Dave Abraham
Second Street
Personal belongings valued at $10 reported missing
W A Nelson of 1829 Bever Avenue notified police that personal property valued at ten dollars was taken or lost. The report notes the item value and the address linked to the incident.
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W. A. Nelson
Bever Avenue
Motors Stolen From Unlocked Garage, Police Report
George Secor reports two electric motors valued at $20 stolen from his garage at 118 E Avenue NW after leaving his car unlocked at the rear of his residence on Monday night. He stored the motors in the garage at the time of the theft.
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George Secor
Thirtieth Street
E Avenue NW
Lilacs Bloom for a Second Time at Paris Iowa
Mrs. W. J. Schick reports unusual growing season in 1936 as lilacs bloom twice near the Schick cottage in Paris Iowa. A special department may be set up to record these odd cases if the trend continues, with lilac gathering noted on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Schick
F Avenue NW
Schick
Paris
Investiture and early ranks at Cub Pack 19 ceremony
Cubmaster Albert Truesdell led a Friday ceremony at Lincoln School where Bobcat ranks were awarded to Charles Decker Jerry Staffney Richard Youngton Willard Vokt and Richard Meyers. Ralph Holmes Billy Orton and Cyrus McCalley advanced to Wolf rank as the first pack awards. Burt Watkins praised the growth. next meeting set for Oct 16.
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Albert Truesdell
Lincoln School
Charles Decker
Jerry Staffney
Richard Youngton
Willard Vokt
Richard Meyers
Ralph Holmes
Billy Orton
Cyrus McCalley
Burt Watkins
Teen charged with petty larceny in car battery theft
Francis Gable aged 17 of 624 Ninth Street SE faced Justice A S Reed on a petty larceny charge after allegedly attempting to steal a car battery from a vehicle in Rapaport's Auto Wrecking lot at 27 Sixteenth Avenue SW. Complaint by W C Dake states the act occurred shortly after 11 35 p m Monday and Gable received a $25 suspended fine.
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Francis Gable
Ninth Street
Justice A. S. Reed
Gable
Rapaport
Sixteenth Avenue
W. C. Dake
A_ street
Fines Levied In Police Court For Reckless Driving And Parking
Ora Reams 29 of Stumptown was fined 100 dollars and costs for reckless driving and serving the fine in county jail after pleading guilty. Frank Cole of Mount Vernon fined 10 dollars for speeding. George E. Van Slyke and Henry Wolfe taxed 1 dollar for double parking. Other defendants paid 1 dollar and costs for school sign, parking in an alley, overtime parking, or parking in a prohibited zone.
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Ora Reams
Stumptown
Frank Cole
Mount Vernon
George E. van Slyke
Fifth Street
Henry Wolfe
Second Street
W. C. Miller, Jr
Glencoe
Ill
Soap Push Aims to Make Washing Popular in Russia
Moscow reports a Soviet Perfumery trust campaign to popularize soap usage among the masses. Posters wireless stage and screen will be used to promote cleanliness nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Perfumery Trust
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Judge Ring
Mrs. Mary Little
Mrs. Zbanek
Agnes Quaid
Culp
Babe
J. L. Petersen
Lisbon
Don Alan
E. D. Frazier
St. Luke’s Hospital
Emmerson G. Nichols
Fourth Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
Delbert T. White
Trinity Lutheran
Dairy Dale
The
National Union For Social Justice
Moose Hall
Jim Block
First Street
Kenwood Presbyterian
Linn County Republican Central Committee
Montrose Hotel
Cub Park No
RCA Victor
Magic Voice
Magic Brain
Magic Eye
RCA
U. S
Radio Dept
Phi Connection
Newman
Claussner
Harpers
Manon
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