Weather notes and small-town court fines and divorces
The record lists fines for parking and speeding in Monticello Anamosa and Cedar Rapids including Frank Eller William Moses J P Laz and Frank J Vrba. Divorces are granted for Veda Bingham from Teddy Bringham Bessie Mullin from Jerry Mullin and Helen Swore from Earl Swore with details on marriage dates locations and custody or support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Eller
Monticello
William Moses
Eighth Street SE
J. P Laz
Anamosa
Frank J Vrba
B Avenue NE
Veda C. Bingham
Teddy Theodore Bringham
Washington
G K. Thompson
Bessie Mullin
Jerry J Mullin
Cedar Rapids
G. K. Thompson
Helen
Earl
G K Thompson
Cedar Rapids area marriage licenses and local births
Marriage licenses listed for Nadine Patterson and Robert Colehour. Bernadine Boyle and Willard Hughes. Ada Vedder and Michael Rocca, all Cedar Rapids or nearby. Birth notices include twins at St. Luke's to Herbert Ellingson and wife. sons and daughters to Surovy, Trachta, Schantz, Hodge, Novotny, Ressler, Freese, and Rizzio, with dates and addresses. death notice for Marlyn Rose Rizzio, 4, daughter of George and Maria Rizzio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadine Patterson
Cedar Rapids
Robert Colehour
Springville
Bernadine Catherine Boyle
Willard James Hughes
Ada Leona Vedder
Michael J. Rocca
St. Luke's Hospital
Herbert Ellingson
First Avenue W
Jerry Surovy
Eleventh Avenue SE
Leonard Trachta
Marion
Carlton Schantz
Walker
Walter Hodge
Dubuque
Mercy
Cedar Rapids church appoints new pastor among Mesquakie fire recap
A Mesquakie block fire on Second avenue and Fourth street caused about $2,000 damage last evening. Rev E W Main of Waterloo will pastor United Brethren church in Cedar Rapids, succeeding Rev G W Emerson. Coe alumni office announces fifty year plates featuring campus scenes for anniversary celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesquakie
Second Avenue
Fourth Street
E. W Main
Waterloo
United Brethren Church
Cedar Rapids
G. W. Emerson
Coe
Cedar Rapids tennis champion enters University of Iowa
Ted Swenson, city tennis champion and standout Cedar Rapids high school athlete, has entered the University of Iowa. Mrs. Walter D. Douglas is spending a few days at Brucemore before returning to Minneapolis and then sailing to San Francisco for a world orbiting trip. Misses Rosemary and Hester Smith depart for Greenwich, Connecticut to enter Rosemary Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Swenson
Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa
Walter D. Douglas
Brucemore
Minneapolis
San Francisco
Rosemary
Hester Smith
Greenwich
Madame Sherry at Greene's Opera House and local races
On September 27 1911 Greene's opera house featured the musical show Madame Sherry. Younkers and Swett won first and second in Newton auto races while Chief Carl was asked to guard President Taft in Waterloo from 1 p.m. to midnight. A Addison appointed yardmaster for North Western in Cedar Rapids succeeding E Cunningham who moves to Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Sherry
Greene's Opera House
Younkers and Swett
Newton
Carl
Waterloo
Taft
A. Addison
North Western Railroad
Cedar Rapids
E. E. Cunningham
Clinton
Released Draftee Praises Army Discipline At Convention
George Montgomery, eight months after being drafted from a $4,000-a-year Houston sales job, spoke at a gas company convention from Fort Bliss where he and others over 28 were discharged. He recounted losing weight from 208 to 190 pounds, shedding a throat wheeze, and gaining appreciation for fellow man through army life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
George Montgomery
Houston
Fort Bliss
Five Men Burned In Des Moines Ordnance Plant Fire
Five men sustained injuries when a fire destroyed a 40 by 100 foot temporary warehouse at the Des Moines ordnance plant near Ankeny. An electrician, A. J. McFerrin, 22, was severely burned and rushed to Mercy hospital after plant doctors treated others at the on site infirmary. A plant board of army officers was ordered to determine the blaze’s damage and cause as the loss was pegged at 7500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ankeny
Des Moines
Here
Ordnance Plant
A. J. McFerrin
Mercy Hospital
W. L. Bell
Army
Roy C. Welch
W. H. Granger
Harold Cunningham
Glen Chenoweth
James Osborne
Humble Lessons From a College Professor in a Lobby Exchange
A speaker reflects on growth in psychology and sales, noting increased humanity in lectures. He asserts unchanged value, then recalls a boy offering a shine and a blunt insult about being crippled, highlighting resilience and perspective.
Kiev battle reshaping German drive toward Kharkov
German officials touted large enemy prisoner totals while admitting heavy Soviet minefields blocked advance in Ukraine. DNB reported Russians retreating under massive mine barriers with a pioneer battalion removing thousands of anti tank mines. Luftwaffe raids hit rail lines and armament plants as claims of progress persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukraine
DNB
Kiev
Moscow
Kharkov
Crimea
Dnieper
Leningrad
High Command
Berlin
Donetz
Fedor von Bock
Karl von Runstedt
Helsinki
Ore
Tula
Adolf Hitler
Record Wheat Supply Reported Available For Marketing Year
The Agriculture Department reports a record 1.344 billion bushels of wheat available in the United States for the marketing year starting July 1. The carry over next July 1 is estimated at about 650 million bushels, roughly 260 million above last July’s supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
United States
Department
Custody Arranged for Minor James Wilcox by Court
Judge C J Haas ordered custody per stipulation between Eva Booth and Mrs Louise Wilcox. James Wilcox will live with his grandmother Mrs Wilcox from Sept 1 to June 1, except for one week in Christmas vacation, and stay with Eva Booth in June July August. He may visit either parent anytime. Guardianship rights remain with both parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J Haas
James Wilcox
Eva Booth
Louise Wilcox
Judge Dismisses Personal Injury Suit In Highway 218 Crash
On petition of plaintiff Helen G Dunn Judge G K Thompson dismissed her $1,000 personal injury suit against Robert John and Betty Kutchera. Dunn alleged Betty Kutchera negligently drove and struck her car March 1 on Highway 218 about 12 miles south of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. Thompson
Helen G Dunn
Robert
John
Betty Kutchera
Highway 218
Accident Case Settled Over Confession Judgment Offer
Phillip Crew offered to confess judgment for 1500 dollars after John Morrissey then a minor, represented by David Morrissey, petitioned Friday for 7500 dollars for personal injuries. Plaintiffs accepted before Judge J. E. Heiserman. The petition claims Crew drove the car that struck John Morrisey as he rode a bicycle on First Avenue East. In a default, Judge J. E. Meiserman issued a foreclosure decree granting Hedges Company judgment against Bernice C. Toms for 2 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Crew
John Morrissey
David Morrisey
J. E. Heiserman
Crew
John Morrisey
First Avenue E
J. E. Meiserman
Hedges Company
Bernice C. Toms
Real estate receiver appointed with bond set at 500
Howard Helscher was appointed receiver for the real estate involved. His bond was set at 500. Ernest Worthen, charged in a true information filed June 21 with drunk driving, was granted a continuance to the November term by Judge John T. Moffit Friday. Edward Dennis, charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, was granted a continuance to the November term by Judge G. K Thompson Saturday. Foster Wells Baker pled guilty to vagrancy and was sentenced to six months in the county jail, suspended during good behavior. Appeal bond set at 1,000. Chandler company awarded judgment for 53,355 against Louis Melsha on default of the defendant on a promissory note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Helscher
Ernest Worthen
John T. Moffit
Edward Dennis
G. K Thompson
Foster Wells Baker
G. K. Thompson
Chandler Company
Louis Melsha
British to Build Military Docks at Turkish Port
London reports a British contracting firm will construct extensive dock facilities at Alexandria on the Turkish Mediterranean. The project signals Turkey’s non-belligerent stance and Britain’s assurance against Axis pressures. The contract rose $800,000 with a similar deal reported for Mersin, a Turkish army base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alexandretta
Britain
Turkey
Mersin
Funeral services for Mrs Emma Truhlar announced
Mrs Emma Truhlar who died Thursday at 616 Fifteenth Street SE will have funeral services Sunday at 3 pm in the Barta chapel conducted by Rev Grant Anderson. Burial will be in Rogers Grove cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Truhlar
Fifteenth — Street SE
Barta Chapel
Grant Anderson
Baria
Roger's Grove Cemetery
Four year old Rizzio girl of Cedar Rapids dies
Marlyn Rose Rizzio daughter of Mr and Mrs George J Rizzio 1018 Tenth Street SW Cedar Rapids died in a local hospital at 940 pm Friday after a short illness She was born Sept 26 1937 in Cedar Rapids and lived here all her life Surviving are her parents a sister Dolores Mae a brother Joseph a grandmother Lena Pusateri Lincoln Neb and two grandfathers Joseph Rizzio Cedar Rapids Friends may call at the Brady chapel after 7 pm Saturday Funeral arrangements are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlyn Rose Rizzio
George J Rizzio
Tenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Dolores Mae
Joseph
Lena Pusateri
Lincoln
Neb
Joseph Rizzio
Brady Chapel
Cedar Rapids lodge welcomes 250 new members in big class
Otto W Meyers regional director praised Cedar Rapids lodge for inaugurating a 250 member class, the largest in the state. He introduced distinguished guests and urged that the convention’s success is assured when a large new class starts it off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Otto W. Meyers
Meyers
Changsha Captured Amid Conflicting Reports
Shanghai dispatch notes the Japanese army claims full capture of Changsha as Chinese spokesmen in Chungking deny the city fell. The ongoing exchange centers on outskirts fighting near the Hunan capital, a key rice and wheat depot and railway junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Changsha
Hunan
Canton-Hankow
Chungking
Cudahy Claims State Dept Rejected His Hitler Report
Milwaukee broadcasts quote former ambassador John Cudahy alleging the State Department spurned his report on Hitler’s claim that invading the Americas was a military impossibility. He urges opposition to repealing the neutrality act and warns of war debt and a large U.S. army, citing 1940s politics and Roosevelt’s wartime assurances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cudahy
State Dept
Hitler
Milwaukee
John Cudahy
United States
Belgium
State Department
Adolf Hitler
Americas
CBS
Congress
America
New York
Sumner Welles
Germany
Roosevelt
Private funeral for Charles F. Luberger Jr.
Funeral services will be held Monday at 10 a.m. in Oak Hill cemetery for Charles Frederick Luberger Jr. former Cedar Rapids resident who died Thursday at his Cincinnati home. Rev William J. Macaulay will officiate. He was a member of the University of Cincinnati law school faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frederick Luberger, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Cincinnati
Oak Hill Cemetery
William J. Macaulay
Luberger
Law School
University of Cincinnati
Trinity Methodist Rally Week Plans Service and Events
Trinity Methodist Church in Cedar Rapids announces Rally Week from Sept. 28 to Oct. 5 as part of Religious Education Week. Activities include a Sunday rally at Coe College, meetings for church teachers and officers, a religious education exhibit program, a reception for new members, a banquet at St Pauls church, a Friday board session, and Rally Sunday worship at 10 50 a m with a 530 fellowship supper for Three Leagues and Clear Lake Echoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Trinity
Board of Education
W. SC. S
Brotherhood
St. Paul’s Church
Three Leagues
Clear Lake Echoes
Sundberg Weekend Visit and Local Notices
Mr and Mrs Charles E Sundberg of Evanston plan a weekend with his mother Mrs A Sundberg at 408 Fourth Street Gideon members and wives are invited to a Sunshine Mission prayer service Sunday at 4 pm Mrs E K Beane of 1912 Mount Vernon Avenue and Mrs Hazel R Hromek of 1628 C Avenue NE returned Friday from a General American Life Insurance agency meeting in Des Moines John Edward Coakley son of Mrs Ruth May Coakley of North English enlisted in the U S Naval Reserve at the local recruiting office
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Sundberg
Evanston
Mrs
A. Sundberg
Fourth Street
Gideon Organization
Sunshine Mission
E. K. Beane
Mount Vernon Avenue
Hazel R. Hromek
C Avenue NE
General American Life Insurance Company of
Des Moines
Naval Reserve
John Edward Coakley
Ruth May Coakley
North English
United States Naval Reserve
Naval Recruiting Office
Elected Director for Trans Miss Philatelic Society
G W Borschel of 520 Fourth Street SW was elected a director at a Kansas City meeting of the Trans Miss Philatelic Society. Lloyd C Fell of Omaha was elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Borschel
Fourth Street
Trans-Mississippi Philatelic Society
Kansas City
Lloyd C. Fell
Omaha
Hladek in Fair Condition After Fall From Roof
Louis Hladek 20 remained in fair condition at hospital after a Friday three story fall from the Cedar Rapids Sheet Metal company roof. He had regained consciousness and his doctors said he has an even chance for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hladek
Louis Hladek
Cedar Rapids
Y's Men's Club to hear Ray Coutts talk on telegraph work
Y's Men's Club will host Ray Coutts clerk to the county treasurer as speaker on his railroad telegraph operator experiences Monday night. Robert Moody will be master of ceremonies and Howard Cerney will supervise the social hour. Dinner is at 6 15 p m in the Y M C A club room.
New Cotton Subsidy Aims to Boost U S Exports to Canada
Agriculture department announced a direct subsidy of two and a half cents per pound on cotton exports to Canada to raise United States shipments. The program adds to a Canadian export initiative unveiled ten days earlier and may adjust daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Canada
United States
Department
Nazi ally Quisling may lead Norway within year
In Oslo Nazi envoy Josef Terboven marked the first anniversary of Vidkun Quisling's pro Nazi government by hinting that Hitler could place control of Norway in Quisling and his national council within the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
INS
Josef Terboven
Vidkun Quisling
Hitler
Quisling
National Council
France Will Not Seek Allied Help Says Deat
Marcel Deat, editor of L Oeuvre, argues in Paris that the United States holds three false beliefs about France. He says France wants no help, is not enslaved, and does not want others to rule its empire while outlining American misunderstandings and France’s plan to handle matters independently under Marshal Petain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Marcel Deat
L'Oeuvre
France
Germany
United States
Pierre Laval
America
Britain
Europe
Dakar
Syria
Marshal Petain
Independence Drunk Driver Gets 3 Years
Three Independence men with prior records received sentences in district court. Bernard J. Kelley pled guilty to drunk driving and was given a three year term at the Anamosa reformatory. William Albert Cozad, 18, pled guilty to breaking and entering the Riverview barber shop and pool hall with intent to commit larceny and drew a 10 year term at Anamosa. he had earlier been sentenced to Eldora reformatory. Evan Hall Jr., 16, in juvenile court, pled guilty to entering the shop with Cozad and stealing several cartons of cigarettes. a prior Eldora commitment parole was revoked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
A. B. Lovejoy
Bernard J. Kelley
Anamosa Reformatory
William Albert Cozad
Riverview
Cozad
Eldora Reformatory
Evan Hall Jr
Eldora
New Pastor Henline to Speak at United Brethren Service
Dr W Z Henline newly appointed pastor of the United Brethren church at Fourth avenue and Seventh street SE will preach Sunday on The Light That Shines Brightest Shines Farthest. He leads educational work in the denomination and serves on the Christian education board and as director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Z. Henline
Des Moines
United Brethren Church
Fourth Avenue
Seventh Street
Henline
United Brethren Denomination
Board of
Christian Education
United Brethren
Cedar Falls
York, Neb
Meredythe
Redge
Seventh Street SE
British reports on Crimea fighting and Leningrad battles
British officials reported no new information on Crimea progress beyond a line that the German attack there continues Scholarly speculation suggested Germany would use airborne forces. Moscow dispatches described fierce fighting around Leningrad Len ingrad and Odessa with the Red Star claiming Russian victories and continued pressure near Novgorod and Lake Ilmen. The Russians reportedly held initiative around Leningrad and decimated enemy units including a Hamburg regiment and a 40 tank concentration was broken in one strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
New York Times
London
Reuters News Agency
British Broadcasting Company
Crimea
United Press Bureau
Moscow
Leningrad
Odessa
Staraya Russa
Lake Ilmen
Novgorod
Red Star
The
Hamburg
Yom Kippur Observed by Cedar Rapids Jewish Temples
Yom Kippur will be observed this week by Temple Juda and Beth Jacobs Synagogue in Cedar Rapids with services from Tuesday sundown to Wednesday sundown. Beth Jacobs timelines include 6 30 p.m. opening with Kol Nidre music, 7 p.m. address by Rabbi DeKoven, 8 a.m. Wednesday services, 11 a.m. memorial, 11 50 a.m. additional rites, and 4 30 p.m. Neilah. Temple Juda holds services Tuesday 8 p.m. led by Rabbi Schaalman, with music and sermons, Wednesday 10 a.m. service, 12 30 p.m. children’s service, 2 p.m. afternoon rites and memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Juda
Beth Jacobs Synagogue
Cedar Rapids
Beth Jacobs
Kol Nidre
Greenberg
Ray
J. DeKoven
Rzy
DeKoven
Neilah
Congregation Temple Juda
Joseph Kitchin
Harold Kofron
Ruth Massey
Otto Ambroz
Herman E. Schaalman
Red Army's Forest Tactics and Artillery Power
A war correspondent describes the Red Army on the central front, noting heavy artillery, cavalry use in dense Russian forests, and rapid integration of education and propaganda. He observes tanks, motorized units, and a vast 25 million volume library while highlighting frontline realities and uncertainty about other fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Yelnya
Russia
Red Army
Ibsen
Heine
Hhe
Apolonie Konecny II Granted Citizenship by Judge Johnson
Apolonie Konecny II of 725 Second Avenue SW was granted United States citizenship Saturday in Judge Harry S. Johnsons chambers. The hearing had been continued last Tuesday due to a witness absence. Miss Konecny, a native of Czechoslovakia, becomes a new citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apolonie Konecny
Second Avenue
United States
Harry S. Johnson
Miss Konecny
Czechoslovakia
Social Security Notice on Work and Penalties
John W. Donnelly of the local social security board reminds that retirees must notify the office if they return to work. Earnings over 14.99 dollars monthly suspend checks. penalties include loss of two payments per overpaid month. Wives, children, widows, orphans and dependents also face suspension or penalties if they work and earn above the threshold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense Industries
John W. Donnelly
Social Security Board
Donnelly
Mr. Donnelly
Treasury
Washington
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Daily Record
Lowedar Rapids
Awe Falls
George J. Rizzio
Iowa
Court House
Turkish Sea
F. Luberger, JR
City Briefs
U. 3
Deat
Dent
Apolonie Konecny II
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