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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1936

Page

7

Iowa Supreme Court May Delay Chain Store Tax Ruling

The Iowa Supreme Court may delay ruling on the constitutionality of the chain store tax while awaiting the U S Supreme Court decision on a similar federal challenge. The Tolerton and Warfield case from Sioux City could be appealed, with nineteen firms having won in federal court.

Iowa Supreme Court Des Moines INS Iowa Chain United States Supreme Court Ivan Rhone Barney Farmer

Defeated Delaware County Men Run on Farmer-Labor Ticket

Supervisor Harry D. Crippen of Delhi announces a run in the general election on the farmer labor line after losing the republican primary to Ray E. Glew. Guy Haynes of Manchester files for a farmer labor bid with rival democratic opponents Maurice Duggan and James W. Bush facing Haynes and Hockaday respectively.

Delaware County Manchester Harry D. Crippen Delhi Ray E. Glew Milo Township Guy Haynes South R. F. Hockaday Crippen Glen Maurice Duggan Ryan Haynes and Hock Aday James W. Bush Colesburg

Grinnell College Orientation Week Opens

More than 300 freshmen and transfer students arrive in Grinnell to begin a six day orientation. Activities include a faculty reception, a convocation by Dr. E. A. Steiner, a flag raising, a pep dance, and a Pioneer grid clash with Cornell. President Nollen and Mrs. Nollen remain home due to prior injuries.

Gazette Grinnell John S. Nollen Herrick Chapel E. A. Steiner Allen Rossman Jeanne McElravy John Spence

Operators Of Two Sioux City Taverns Face Liquor Charge

Liquor charges filed against John and Emmett Dillon after raids by ex police officers Thomas Barron and Edward Asmussen conducted on warrants from Fred Free special assistant attorney general. Also notice of probate of will and codicil filed for Fanny Stary in Linn County with hearing set in Cedar Rapids.

Sioux City Thomas Barron Edward Asmussen Fred Free John Emmett Dillon

Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Linn County Iowa

Notice to all concerned that a petition for sale of the real estate of Viola A Shirtliff, deceased, is on file in Linn County District Court to pay debts. The estate seeks a sale of the west half of the southwest quarter Section 9 Township 84 Range 8 West. CEDAR RAPIDS IA 1936 court date Sept 28 to show cause why an order should not be granted. Warren McClintock administrator. Chas F Stookey attorney.

Brete Iowa Linn County District Court Slx Fanny Stary Cedar Rapids State of Viola A. Shirtliff Isa Warren McClintock Chas F Stookey

Pioneer of North Liberty to observe her 89th birthday

Mrs. M. M. Green the lone widow of a Civil War veteran in Johnson county will mark her eighty ninth birthday on Wednesday. Born near Belleville Pa September 23, 1847 she came to Iowa with her parents at age six and settled in what is now North Liberty May 1, 1853. She married Samuel Green December 28, 1870 and has three daughters and two sons.

The Gazette North Liberty M. M. Green Muscatine Iowa City Iowa River Green Mary Margaret Grove Samuel Green

Iowa City Woman Gets Post in WPA

Des Moines AP reports Hazel Spencer Schaus of Iowa City has been named supervisor of nursery school and parent education projects for the Works Progress Administration. She comes from the University of Iowa Child Welfare Research station and will take a one year leave with a salary of 175 dollars a month. She replaces Isabel J. Robinson of Council Bluffs, who moves to Washington DC as assistant adult education director for the nation.

DES Moines Hazel Spencer Schaus Iowa City Works Progress Administration L. S. Hill Iowa WPA Schaus University of Iowa Child Welfare Research Station Hill University Isabel J. Robinson Council Bluffs Washington, D. C

WPA Timekeepers To Get Fixed Pay

Des Moines reports that WPA timekeepers will be paid a fixed monthly wage to replace hourly pay. State Director L S Hill says many inflated their hours, earning 46 to 76 cents an hour. under the new plan they will receive 67 to 103 dollars per month. A review of eligibility for WPA assistance will also be conducted by Miss Jeanette MacGregor.

Des Moines INS WPA L. S. Hill Hill Jeanette MacGregor Ina Tyler

Delegates Named To Choose Grinnell Judge Successor

Delegates at the republican county convention in Montezuma selected twenty three representatives to attend the sixth judicial convention in Oskaloosa on Sept. 29 to nominate a candidate to succeed late Judge Dan W. Hamilton of Grinnell. Delegates listed include C. C. Cris man H. R. Elwell R. A. Hawk C. M. Manly Wilma Rayburn J. G. Shifflett F. W. Tomasek A. L. Frisbie John Gannaway of Grinnell and others from Montezuma Brooklyn Deep River.

Grinnell Montezuma Oskaloosa Dan W. Hamilton C. C. Crisman H. R. Elwell R. A. Hawk C. M. Manly Wilma Rayburn J. G. Shifflett F. W. Tomasek A. L. Frisbie John Gannaway H. E. Bryan R. W. Boyd C. F. Dickson Clyde McFarlin E. W. McNeil J. E. Scovel R. J. Smith Glenn Eichhorn David Sutherland A. M. Reed F. R. Talbott J. E. Talbott Mrs Harriet McMurray Brooklyn C. F. Garrett Deep River

Jury panel drawn in embezzlement case at Wapello court

District court convened after a weekend recess and drew a jury for C. J. Hanitt charged with embezzling funds from Midway Oil Company of Rock Island Illinois. Names on panel include Elizabeth McCormick W A McGill Louise Ritter N P Shafer Levite Bucher Carl McGill Josie Hutchison L R Pierce G G Beik C B Vernadr Frank Diehl and Raymond Schaper.

Wapello C. J. Hanitt Midway Oil Company Rock Island, Ill Elizabeth McCormick W. A. McGill Louise Ritter N. P. Shafer Levite Bucher Carl McGill Josie Hutchison L. R. Pierce G. G. Beik C. B. Vernadr Frank Diehl Raymond Schaper

Iowa City Gas Case Hearing Postponed

Hearings on objections to master Herrick’s recommendation in the Iowa City natural gas case were continued before Federal Judge Charles A. Dewey. City of Iowa City and Iowa City Power and Light arguments on franchise status rate fairness and property appraisal details were to be completed.

DES Moines Allen C. Herrick Iowa City Charles A. Dewey Herrick Iowa City Power and Light Company Light and Power‘company Dewey Light Company University Heights

Faul Named Republican Candidate for Iowa Senate Seat

DES MOINES AP George M Faul 37 a Des Moines attorney was chosen by the Polk county Republican central committee as state senate candidate to replace George A Wilson who resigned for governor. Faul won on the third ballot defeating Paul G James Guy O Miller Fred T Van Liew John Connolly Jr and George T Schlenker. He previously led the Argonne post of the American Legion in 1935.

Des Moines George M. Faul Polk County Republican Central Committee Faul George A. Wilson Democratic Central Committee Paul G. James Guy O‘miller Fred T. van Liew John Connolly, Jr George T. Schlenker Argonne American Legion

ABCD Plan Brings New Deal for Marengo Pupils

Marengo high school teacher H Hill introduces ABCD contracts to reform American literature study. The plan pits D students against A and B peers by promising differing workloads and graded tasks, including daily quizzes and long essays, with terms ranging from short 200 word composi tions to full book reports and research themes.

Marengo H. Hill Marengo High School

North English Couple Observe Anniversary

Sixty eight relatives attended the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lockridge. They married Sept. 20, 1886, in a ceremony led by Rev. Sam Flory. Attending were Cen ter Point residents Al Simmons and his sister, with Mr. and Mrs. Nemmer and others from Cedar Rapids.

Frank Lockridge Sam Flory al Simmons Center Point George Nemmer Keith Walter Lockridge Feral Cline L. B. Miller Cedar Rapids Fred Novotny Leonard Parizek Emil Kolpek Vince Novotny Ambrose Foley Charles Cizek Clutier Albert Blocker Traer Mary O'Machacek Joe Machacek Thomas Vopatek John Starits Mr. Blocker Ernest Blocker Clutter High School Mount Mercy Academy Aurora Old Settlers Jakway Faith Jakway Clara, King Ruth Richardson Brandon Bear Creek Methodist Episcopal Conference Mr. Shoeer Independent Baosts Urbana Cliff Wayson Here Christian Church Sunday School Mary Rouse Valita May Kyler Robert Marcia Ford Dorothy Hopker Bonnie Ferguson Lucille Burrell Nita Smith St. Joseph’s Catholic Irene Weaver Steve Weaver Antone Kupka Fred Kupka Clutter Helen Kubu Frank Kubu William Buresh Lewis Buresh Vining St. Wenceslaus Edgewood Ladies Aid Society the Methodist Church Clara Rhines Esther Westerlen Emma Wait Nettie May Laura Rizer Strawberry Point Hawkeye Eleanor Young North Liberty Jacob P. Lininger John Lininger Mary Smith Cleveland N. D Harvey Lininger Leonard‘ Lininger Paola Kan A‘l. Ramsey R. M. Work S. R. Lininger E.E. Heltbridle Grundy Center Howard Anderson Floyd Myers

Wilberta Harding Weds Francis Brainerd in Mount Carroll

Wilberta J. Harding of Cedar Falls married Francis M. Brainerd of Keystone in a Mount Carroll Indiana Methodist parsonage ceremony. Rev. George S. Nesmith officiated with Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Gibson as attendants. The couple's reception followed at May Alden’s tea room in Clinton.

Keystone Wilberta J. Harding Cedar Falls Francis M. Brainerd Mount Carroll George S. Nesmith Robert A. Gibson Maquoketa May Aldens Clinton Keystone High School Cedar Falls Daily Record Brainerd Cedar Rapids Keystone Oil Company

Railroads shaped Iowa towns discussed by Rock Island official

Hal S. Ray of the Rock Island lines spoke at a Kiwanis club luncheon in Iowa City about the railroad’s role in developing Iowa communities. He outlined how rail service spurred growth, commerce, and settlement along lines.

Iowa City Iowa Hal S. Ray Rock Island Lines Kiwanis Club

Maynard and area families share 1937 reunions

East Central Iowa briefs recount reunions and weddings across Maynard Oelwein Clutier and surrounding towns. Families celebrate Schrader kin gatherings, marriages including Albert Kappmeyer and Esther Niebeck, and obituaries or services for Elizabeth Short and other residents amid local events and church notices.

Grant Wood Sends New Painting to Carnegie Exhibit

Grant Wood completes a landscape titled Spring Turning and ships it to the Carnegie International show in Pittsburgh. The University of Iowa art head will have the piece photographed after shipment. After Pittsburgh, it goes to the Whitney Museum in New York for December display. A London letter from Edward G Robinson notes potential Tate Gallery exhibition in London and a Paris showing at Jean de Paume galleries.

Iowa City Grant Wood Pittsburgh Wood Plastic and Graphic Arts University of Iowa Whitney Museum New York Cedar Rapids London Edward G. Robinson Robinson Tate Gallery Jean de Paume Paris

Ottumwa tavern hold up leads to gun battle near Fairfield

Two gunmen robbed a Ottumwa beer parlor of cash and jewelry then fled eastward after exchanging shots with Fairfield officers. Night officers Angstead and Ireland chased a car bearing Illinois plates. they fired back and believed they struck the vehicle as it headed east from Fairfield.

Ottumwa Jin Fairfield Here Three Little Pigs Polk Carl Angstead Ray Ireland Ireland Angstead Aes

Enrollment Gains Largest In Professions at Iowa University

IOWA CITY H C Dorcas registrar estimated a new fall enrollment record at the University of Iowa with freshman numbers near 1300 this year. Upper classes show gains, led by the engineering school with 370 registrations. dental college up 10 percent. law college rising. pharmacy and medical colleges holding steady from 1935.

Iowa City H. C. Dorcas University of Iowa Dorcas Engineering Dental Law Pharmacy Medical

Record rainfall slows early fall plowing in Decorah

Decorah observer M D Whitney reports 11.34 inches of rain since Aug 1 with 4.2 inches in August and 6.52 inches by early September. Ground saturation from last week's rain slows fall plowing but pastures and grass show solid growth and silo filling continues, likely finishing within a week or ten days.

Decorah M. D. Whitney State Weather and Crop Service

Iowa County Grand Jury Probes Three Pending Cases

The Iowa county grand jury impaneled Monday adjourned until Thursday and is investigating three cases. Roy Fields of Koszta faces a statutory charge, Joe Pulcar of Luzerne is bound over for driving while intoxicated, and Curtiss Baker of Des Moines is bound over on securities fraud allegations. Foreman W. H. Misbach of Marengo leads a panel including Adolph Hudepohl and others.

Marengo Iowa County Grand Jury Roy Fields Koszta Joe Pulcar Luzerne Curtiss Baker Des Moines Harold D. Evans W. H. Misbach Adolph Hudepohl York Township L. H. Hinrichs Lincoln Harry Morse Dayton Emil DeSmet Hartford Philip Vogt Iowa L. H. Yoder Troy

Davenport Woman Fatally Hurt In Wapello Road Crash

Mrs. Fred Brockman of Davenport died at Burlington hospital after a collision on Route 61 a mile north of Wapello. She was 27, spent the day with her husband, a state highway engineer, and was returning home when the crash occurred. Surviving are her husband and a six year old son Bobby.

Maynard William Schrader Oelwein Park Gilbert Schrader Arthur Gremmels Oelwein Dick Rueber Fred Schrader John Schrader Ed Schrader Lorraine Gilbert Schrader Kate Schrader Marie Louie Schrader Charles Schrader Harold Fox Albert Kappmeyer William Kappmeyer Esther Niebeck George Niebeck Hazelton Gerhart Bunge Emanuel Lutheran Parsonage Independence Joe O'Brien G. Bunge Ear Elizabeth Short E. J. Short Rose Short Russell Curley Fairbank Emg Daniel Peter Leonard Martelle Ray Peet Peet John Thomas Denver Lester Miller Ogden Mary Helen Thomas Harry Peet Agnes Baird Glenn Peet Lottie Peet Claude Peet Merle Peet Earl‘ Peet Gail Peet Jim Peet Marjory Peet Clarence Peet Catherine Gloria Peet Oscar Miller John Ray- Peet Junior Phyllis Jackie Edward ‘Russell Roberts West Union E. E. Miller University Hospital Iowa City Margaretha Bobby Donna Kenneth Knoxville Miller Manly Spillville St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church Riverside Park Carl Nystrom Calmar Burlington Fred Brockman Davenport Burlington Hospital Wapello State Highway Commission Brockman

Grand Jurors Named for Johnson County Court Term

Iowa City September term of Johnson county district court opened with Judge James P. Gaffney presiding. Grand jurors chosen include Omar Yoder foreman from Sharon, George Clearman from Oxford, Roy Dunton, Joseph G. Mellecker of Liberty, John Parizek of Scott, Ed Vanourney of Monroe, and John Zenishek of Cedar township. County Attorney E. A. Baldwin began presenting cases awaiting grand jury investigation.

Iowa City Johnson County District Court James P. ‘Gaffney Omar, Yoder of Sharon Foreman George’ ‘Clearman Oxford Roy Dunton Joseph G. Mellecker Liberty John Parizek Scott Ed. Vanourney Monroe John Zenishek Cedar Township E. A. Baldwin

Sunflower Sought for Landon Parade Found in Democrat Garden

Republicans in Maquoketa seized a ten inch sunflower from Earl Boyer's garden, former Democratic county chairman, to carry in the Landon parade in Des Moines. The flower was commandeered for use in the Republican event.

Maquoketa Des Moines Earl Boyer

Road project for Macbride seeks federal funds

The Macbride road grading and resurfacing plan from North Liberty to the lake area has been included in a supplemental program awaiting emergency relief and WPA approval in Des Moines. C L McKinnon presented the project to officials J J Hughes and L S Hill for their clearance. Upon approval the Des Moines plan will go to the federal Bureau of Public Roads in Omaha and bids will be invited soon.

Iowa City Johns County Lake Macbeide WPA Des Moines Liberty J. J. Hughes L. S. Hill WEA C. L.mckinnon New London Town Highway Commission Federal Bureau of Public Roads Omaha Highway Commission

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