Labor and American Legion unite to combat subversive forces
William Green of the American Federation of Labor pledged organized labor and the American Legion to defend democratic government against subversive forces. He urged intensified action against autocracy, supported neutrality law revision, and aligned labor with the Legion in resisting threats to U S democracy and potential involvement in a European war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Federation
American Legion
Cleveland
INL
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Legion
The
Rev C H Hook Elected Presbytery Moderator Blairstown Session
The Rev. C. H. Hook of Central Park Presbyterian church was elected moderator of the Cedar Rapids presbytery at the fall meeting. Blairstown was chosen for the spring meeting with a Nov. 17 retreat planned. The day covered missions, transfers, and new leadership, including W. O. Harless as synodical executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Hook
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Presbyterian Synod
Presbytery
Daniels Park Presbyterian Church
Blairstown
Joseph C. B. Peck
W. O. Harless
Ames
Synodical
L. Myron Boozer
Coe College
Harless
Arthur R. Osborne
Mechanicsville
Kalamazoo
Allegan, Mich
Presbyterian Church
R. Lincoln Hughes
Linn Grove
Ozark
Des Moines
William Kettlitz
Monticello
Toe College
McClaughry Named to Real Estate Board Post
Mrs. Marie McClaughry will succeed Mrs. Don Hines as executive secretary of the Cedar Rapids Real Estate board. Hines resigns after serving since July 1923. McClaughry takes the post as headquarters for Linn County Republican women's division opens in Parlor C Montrose hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hines
Cedar Rapids Real Estate Board
Marie McClaughry
Linn County Republican Organization
Parlor C. Montrose Hotel
Hines
Linn County Women’s Republican Organization
Linn County Republican
Barn And Silo Destroyed At G F Williams Farm
Fire destroyed the barn and silo on the G F Williams farm seven miles northwest of Manchester on Tuesday afternoon. Tony Cash operates the farm. No livestock were lost. Feed harness machinery and tools were burned. A favorable wind and the Manchester fire department prevented damage to other buildings. Loss partly covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
G. F. Williams
Here
Tony Cash
Jury Impanels For Holub Liquor Possession Case
The Linn county district court jury is impaneled before Judge John T. Moffit to hear the state’s case against Leo Holub of near Prairieburg charged with illegal possession of alcohol. Trial set for Thursday at 9 a.m. after sheriff’s seizure of eight gallons of alleged liquor and two gallons of whisky from Holub’s car on July 16. Holub pled not guilty July 23 and posted $1,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County District Court
John T. Moffit
Leo Holub
Prairieburg
James H. Smith
Dick Payn
Holub
Objections to Third Report of Central City State Bank Trustees
E. E. Henderson acting as assignee of certain certificates of deposit and representing bank stockholders filed objections in district court to the trustees report dated August 8. About twenty items are challenged regarding expenses income and questioned authority for expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank of Central City
E. E. Henderson
Divorce Decree Filed In 1933 Case For Collins Couple
A decree granting divorce to Ralph B. Collins aged 36 from Beverly Collins was filed in district court Wednesday. The decree takes effect on September 23, 1933. The marriage occurred in Indiana on June 2, 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph B. Collins
Beverly Collins
Indiana
Equity Case Hearing Set By District Court
Judge H. C. Ring sets September 29 for hearing on Don T. Hines as receiver of Ford Paving Company to obtain court orders approving a proposed compromise of the companys indebtedness tied to a quarry lease with Builders Material Inc. The receiver claims tentative agreement includes a settlement and equipment transfers subject to court approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Don T. Hines
Ford Paving Company
Builders Material, Inc
Referee Sues to Enforce Real Estate Contract
W. J. Grunewald petitions Judge A. B. Clark for specific performance over a real estate purchase with Lyman Hough as defendant. A stipulation of facts sets sole issue as merchantability of abstracts of title, which Hough rejected, while he stands ready to proceed on adjudication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Grunewald
Lyman Hough
A. B. Clark
Hough
Missing Chickens Reported Theft In Center Point
Mrs Lora Hand reported to Sheriff James H Smith s office on Tuesday that fifty White Rock White Giant and White Wyandotte chickens were taken from the Hand farm on the night of September 21 valued at 30 dollars A suit of Union Central Life Insurance company on a 4500 note allegedly made by Maurice P Cahill Eleanor L Cahill and Adeline S Cahill in 1927 has been dismissed in district court by the plaintiff with prejudice Louis Blazek of Palo road west of Cedar Rapids asked the Linn county board of supervisors Tuesday to make a 200 settlement on a thirteen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Hand
Center Point
James H. Smith
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Maurice P. Cahill
Eleanor L. Cahill
Adeline S. Cahill
Louis Blazek
Palo Road
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Land strip widened on Anton Formanek farm
Anton Formanek, 40, faces a minor statutory offense after taking three days to enter a plea in district court with Judge John T. Moffit presiding. Bond set at $500. In other district court actions Judge A. B. Clark awarded the Home Owners Loan Corporation a default judgment of $1,667.06 against Dan and Agnes Chisleta. The court also granted A. R. Eaton, Lee Nagle, and George Nagle doing business as Nagle-Eaton Lumber a $169.56 judgment in a mechanic's lien case against Ellen Horak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Formanek
John T. Moffit
A. B. Clark
Home Owners Loan Corporation of
Washington, D. C
Dan Chisleta
Agnes Chisleta
A. R. Eaton
Lee Nagle
George Nagle
Nagle-Eaton Lumber Company
Ellen Horak
Girls From Dubuque School Located in Chicago
Margaret Greedy of Cedar Rapids and Elizabeth Dodson of Winter Haven were found in Chicago after being reported missing from the Immaculate Conception academy in Dubuque. Edward Greedy traveled to Chicago following a tip. Dodson’s foster father asked she be held until funds arrive for her return. police noted she left citing a long absence of movies as the reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Margaret Greedy
Cedar Rapids
Elizabeth Dodson
Winter Haven
Fla
Immaculate Conception Academy
Dubuque
Edward D. Greedy
Margaret
Miss Dodson
J.J. Taylor
Tax Refunds Require Current Receipts In Linn County
County Treasurer Milo Sedlacek said taxpayers must show current tax receipts to qualify for state refund checks or refund credits. Those paying the full 1935 tax due in 1936 receive a check. those paid on the first installment are credited on the second installment. The refund is four dollars per thousand of assessed valuation, with Linn County's allotment from Iowa proceeds, about 341 thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Sedlacek
Linn County
Iowa
Legion To Meet In New York In 1937
The American Legion voted to hold its eighteenth annual convention in New York City in 1937. Gov Lehman and Mayor LaGuardia extended personal invites, following appeals from Los Angeles Montreal and Denver for the meeting location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
New York
Cleveland
INS
American Legion
New York City
Herbert H. Lehman
Fiorella LaGuardia
Los Angeles
Montreal
Denver
Mellon concedes to Colmery in Legion election
Cleveland AP reports Quimby Mellon of Griffin Georgia conceded the likely victory of Harry W Colmery of Topeka Kansas for national commander of the American Legion after early returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Quimby Mellon
Griffin
The
American Legion
Harry W. Colmery
Topeka
Kan
Morse Farmer Dies in South Morse Crash
Vernon Donohoe, 29, Morse farmer, was killed when his car struck another vehicle near Morse Iowa after dodging a dead dog in the road. A companion was injured. Donohoe died of a fractured skull en route to Iowa City hospital. He leaves a large family. Johnson County Coroner George Maresh to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Morse
Vernon Donohoe
Morse Farmer
Here
Donohoe
Donohue
Iowa City
Johnson County
George Maresh
Iowa Hairdressers Convention Nears Record Attendance
Nearly 2000 members of the Iowa State Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association are expected to attend the annual educational convention at the Roosevelt hotel November 8 to 10. Last year’s Sioux City event drew over 1700 members and this year’s location should boost attendance. A public revue will showcase latest hairdressing styles with national artists Emil Rhode Theo Bender Agnes Schmidt Lorenz and Walter Zegers among speakers. Elsie Thompson of Sioux City is state president and Alta Duncan presides locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association
Roosevelt Hotel
Violet Washburn
Cedar Rapids
State Association
Washburn
Sioux City
Emil Rhode
Chicago
Theo Bender
St. Louis
Agnes Schmidt
Lincoln
Neb
Lorenz
Omaha
Walter Zegers
Elsie Thompson
Alta Duncan
Coe Reporting Class Tours Gazette Plant
Twelve members of Coe College journalism students led by Prof. Ethel R. Outland toured The Gazette plant on a traditional annual visit. Attendees included Duane Blackwell and others from Cedar Rapids and New York City, with the group hailing from several Iowa towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Ethel R. Outland
Gazette
Duane Blackwell
Garner
Byron Clapp
Boone
Howard Cross
Grandview
Emanuel Jacobs
New York City
George Reinfeld
Stanley Smith
Springville
Anna Tamarrn
Highwood
Ill
Frederick Telecky
Ely
de Elda Elwood
Carl Koehn
Janet Thomas
Edith Winn
Cedar Rapids
Miss Lelas Benson Wed Harold Heffner in Anamosa
Miss Lelas Benson daughter of Mrs N J Benson Dysart and Harold Heffner employe at Citizens Savings bank were married Sunday in the Congregational church by Rev D M Beggs. Mrs Heffner has been a nurse in the local hospital. A reception followed at the Rhinehart home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Lelas Benson
N. J. Benson
Dysart
Harold Heffner
Citizens Savings Bank
D. M. Beggs
Heffner
B. E. Rhinehart
One Hurt In Auto And Taxi Collision
Caroline Mack sustained a head bump in a two vehicle crash at 4 30 p m Tuesday at the Thirteenth street Lincoln avenue NE intersection. Edward Mack, 1218 Lake avenue NE, drove north signaling a left turn when his car was struck on the left rear. Art McCracken of 421 Tenth Street SE drove the taxi. Norman Wetzler, 33 Anamosa, in the cab was booked for intoxication after being taken to the police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Mack
Lake Avenue NE
Edward Mack
Art McCracken
Tenth Street
Thirteenth Street
Lincoln Avenue NE
Mack
Norman Wetzler
Anamosa
McCracken
Wetzler Pleads Guilty in Police Court
Wetzler pled guilty Wednesday morning in police court and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. He is serving the fine in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetzler
Births Reported For Tuesday Families Welcomed
Born Tuesday to Harold Terry at 1522 Sixteenth Avenue SE a daughter Nancy Jane. A son Sept 22 to Kenneth Robertson at 524 Fourth Street SW Mercy Hospital. A son Sept 22 to E W Curtin First Avenue Road W St Luke's Hospital. A son Sept 22 to Robert Henik Mount Vernon Mercy Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Terry
Sixteenth Avenue
Nancy Jane
Kenneth Robertson
Fourth Street
Mercy Hospital
E. W. Curtin
First Avenue Road
St. Luke’s Hospital
Robert Henik
Mount Vernon
Porcupine Fish Gnaw Through Shark Stomach Exit
A porcupine fish reportedly gnaws its way out of a shark’s stomach. The extraordinary survival claim highlights unusual predator prey interactions and the fish’s sharp spines aiding escape.
Demurrer Heard In Tax Lien Suit Over Havner Payment
Judge George C. Scott heard arguments in federal court on a demurrer in a case where the United States seeks a tax lien on about 9000 dollars Woodbury county paid to H M Havner as special prosecutor in Sioux City graft cases last year. The government claims the payments were wrongful to collect income taxes for Havner for 1920 to 1924 and argues county immunity from garnishment. Havner’s counsel B J Flick and U S Atty Walter Hutchinson presented the arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Scott
Woodbury County
H. M. Havner
Des Moines
Sioux City
United States
Havner
Iowa
Scott
B. J. Flick
Walter Hutchinson
Cedar Rapids
U. S
Alienation Suit Notice Served In Independence
Floyd Kingsbury of near Littleton serves notice on Frank Considine alleging he wrongfully influenced Kingsbury's wife and deprived him of her society. Petition to be filed in district court. a divorce case by Mrs. Kingsbury against Floyd is pending on grounds of cruelty and inhuman treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Floyd Kingsbury
Near Littleton
Frank Considine
Traffic Men Attend Outing Here
Two hundred two traffic men from the Midwest and as far east as New York City registered by noon at the sixth annual outing by the Chamber of Commerce traffic bureau. Prizes valued at 100 dollars would be awarded for golf, field sports, and attendance at the 7 p.m. banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
New York City
The
Chamber of Commerce
Country Club
Peter McCracken
Don Lynch
Sidney Meyers
T. H. DeWees
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Chicago
Waterloo
Dubuque
Rock Island
Burlington
Peoria
Iowa City
St. Louis
Davenport
Omaha
Newton
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Oskaloosa
Washington
Independence
Washington fund to provide milk for needy schoolchildren
A Washington initiative begins to supply needy school children with a half pint of milk daily. Donations are requested from city clubs, led by Supt. E. A. Ralston and school health nurse Miss Laura Einspahr school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
E. A. Ralston
Laura Einspahr
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Rev
Mrs. McClaughry
Mrs. Hines
Realty Board
Udga
Freest May Drug Co
Ford
Will
Napoleon
MC Clausen
Amos
Bertha
Williams
NEA Service, Inc
M.regus
Pat. Off
Trailuams
Court House News
Jess F. Manes
Third Avenue SE
Baldridge
Jess
Dubuque School
Morris Sanford Book
Grace Boston
H. V. Kaltenborn
NO Yong Park
China
Japan
Yutaka Minakuchi
Louis K. Anspacher
Hugh Walpole
Bernard R. Hubbard
S. J
Ellen Wilkinson
Finland
Spain
Harry D. Gideonse
Isaac F. Marcosson
Ted Shawn
Arlys
Sears Roebuck & CO
3Rd Ave
Woodbury
H.M. Havner
Sears’ New Shoe Dept
Floor
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