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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1936

Page

3

Iowa Retail Growth Shows $2.15 Million Sales Tax Increase

Iowa counties report overall retail trade rise for year ending July 1 1936 with total sales tax collections reaching 13 442 356 dollars and eastern counties listing detailed returns led by Polk Linn and Clinton counties along with others. Louis Roddewig chair of the state tax board calls the tax an accurate barometer of retail activity showing a 2 percent levy on all retail transactions.

Des Moines State Tax Board Iowa Louis Roddewig Davenport Allamakee Benton Black Hawk Buchanan Cedar Clayton Clinton Delaware Dubuque Fayette Jackson Johnson Jones Keokuk Linn Louisa Polk Poweshiek Tama Washington Winneshiek

Eddy Urges U S China Policy Change To Save World Peace

Dr. D. Brewer Eddy of Boston criticizes U S isolation toward China and England for endangering world peace. He cites Japan as a growing menace and says increased world trade and commerce are key to lasting prosperity and peace.

Iowa City America China D. Brewer Eddy Boston Eddy American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions Europe Orient Orient, Which Included 17 Countries and Provinces. On His Tour Dr. Eddy Germany Austria Russia England Dr. Eddy

Prof Martin Heads S U S Triangle Club

IOWA CITY Professor George W. Martin of the botany department becomes president of the Tri angle club the faculty men's organization. He succeeds Professor Christian A. Ruckmick of psychology who resigns. Other officers elected include Gordon Marsh secretary Charles H Maruth assistant registrar treasurer and Wilbur J Teeters historian. OELWEIN The house of Ed Kane linotype operator for the Oelwein Daily Register was nearly destroyed by fire Saturday night while the family was in Cedar Rapids. Walls and most of the roof remained. insurance will likely cover the damage.

Iowa City George W. Martin Triangle Club Martin Christian A. Ruckmick Gordon Marsh Charles H. Maruth Nelson B. Conkwright Wilbur J. Teeters Oelwein Ed Kane Oelwein Daily Register Cedar Rapids Pany Soens Joens Colesburg Richard Evers Way Paul Way Finley Hospital Dubuque Lydia Evers True Edgewood Wapello Methodist M. H. Barnes Oscar Kemper Kathryn Grauwinkel Warren Wieederrecht F. M. Outcomp Lelia Eversmeyer C. A. Bedford Inez Eversmeyer Harold Graham Avilda Davison R. D. McCullough Edna Parson Mary Matthews Bennett The Rochester Methodist Episcopal Church Rochester Sugar Creek Tillie Blairstown Blairstown High School Opera House John Ewart Helen Hines Laura Sinclair LaVaun Fry Betty Schoen

Methodist Pastors Assigned In Upper Iowa Conference

The Upper Iowa conference assigns 161 ministers to churches for the coming year under Bishop G. Bromley Oxnam. Listings include Cedar Rapids district appointments such as Ackley A. E. Coe and Marshalltown C. C. Bacon, with detailed placements across towns and stations. Special appointments cover Cornell College leaders and church officers, while Deaconesses are named for the conference.

Marshalltown INS Upper Iowa The Methodist Church Iowa G. Bromley Oxnam Omaha Oxnam Cedar Rapids A. W. Menke Ackley A. E. Coe Albion C. K. Hudson Beaman C. W. Cleveland Belle Plaine E. I. Selden Blairstown John Huss V. C. Grant Kenwood Park-Pale F. M. Beck St. James H. A. Crumb St. Paul’s A. A. Brooks Trinity E. D. Wells Chelsea-Haven Emma A. Arnold Conrad R. A. Hallett Dike R. C. Scott Dysart G. C. Lusted Elberon T. J. Elwick Eldora J. K. Hawkins Fairfax-Walford Glenn W. Bostrom Garrison H. W. Artman Geneseo D. W. Butler Gladbrook F. A. Smith Grundy Center J. B. Bird Iowa Falls W. E. Butler la Porte City Mount Auburn G. D. Gaide Laurel Gilman S. V. Williams Toledo G. S. Hartong Toledo Circuit Adelbert Calkins Traer C. E. Luce Vinton E. A. Sabin Whitten-Gifford-Union E. G. Steinman W. J. Burgstahler Cornell College Mount Vernon C. B. Chassell Board of Education Institution For Negroes D. A. Davis Clear Lake Mason City Frank Cole A. B. Curran Conference Claimants Fund Commission C. F. Littell J. L. McLaughlin American Bible Society Chicago T. P. Potter New York City Gq. Sutherland Board of Foreign Missions Maquoketa J. P. van Horn St. Luke’s Hospital Virgil C. Welch Upper Iowa University Fayette A. J. Kindred

Iowa City Woman Sues Over Maple Sugar Tract Loss

Mrs. Mabel Pickworth of Iowa City sues her mother Mrs. Ellen Bopp Billmeyer J W Whitford and Webster Lumber Co for 5400 damages. She claims ownership of forty acres northwest of West Union with a life tenancy and alleges 18 acres of maple timber were sold and logged into lumber for the Webster company, with a claimed loss of 1800 and additional damages sought.

West Union Mabel Pickworth Iowa City Ellen Bopp Billmeyer J. W. Whitford Webster Lumber Company Whitford Webster Company

Rich Fayette County Woman Seeks Divorce

Lena B. Escamilla of Rich Fayette County has filed for divorce from Amalia Escamilla on cruelty grounds. They married in 1917. She has an injunction barring him from entering their multiple Fayette county business properties. She inherited from her late father George H. Phillips of Oelwein a valuable estate. She accuses him of pursuing only her money and of placing business properties under unfriendly associates.

West Union Lena B. Escamilla Amalia Escamilla George H. Phillips Oelwein Fayette County

Plan Finishing Work At Macbride Park

Dr E J Anthony chairman of the Lake Macbride park committee said the formal dedication would probably be held early next spring. The lake project has been under construction for two years with final work on buildings and roads slated to begin soon as rains bring the lake to its high mark last week.

Macbride Park Iowa City E. J. Anthony Lake Macbride Park Anthony

West Liberty Hosts District Meeting Led by ISU Extension

The West Liberty Independent Telephone company will host a district meeting Friday. More than fifty persons are expected to attend. Miss Ann Barnes of the engineering extension department of Iowa State College will run the women's conference and the men's sessions will be supervised by the extension department.

West Liberty West Liberty Independent Telephone Company Ann Barnes Engineering Extension Department Iowa State College

Grant Wood Starts Work On Mural At Iowa State College

Grant Wood began work on a new mural for the Iowa State College library in Ames, depicting breaking Iowa's virgin soil in the early 1940s. The project, announced by college president Dr. Charles E. Finley, followed extensive research to ensure authentic details of costumes, farming implements, oxen, horses, and prairie flowers.

Gazette Ames Iowa State College Library Iowa Grant Wood Iowa City Charles E. Finley

Two Iowans Die In Weekend Auto Accidents

DES MOINES AP Two Iowans died in weekend highway crashes raising the year’s toll to 354. Milton Wells 19 Pomeroy Iowa and Esther Winter 28 Des Moines were killed. Wells riding with Dale Rogers 20 Marathon Iowa overturned after hitting loose gravel near Knoke Wells died. Rogers was not seriously hurt. Winter was thrown from a car during a sideswipe and suffered a fractured skull.

Des Moines Iowa Milton Wells Pomeroy Esther Winter Wells Dale Rogers Marathon Knoke Rogers

Johnson Women Democrats Name Mrs Knight As Leader

Johnson county democratic women's organization in Iowa City named officers for election campaign work. Mrs Minerva S Knight was chosen president with Prof Clara M Daley as vice president, Mrs Sam Whitebook as treasurer, and Miss Regina Schneider as secretary.

Iowa City Johnson County Democratic Women’s Organization Minerva S. Knight Clara M. Daley Sam Whitebook Regina Schneider

Republicans Tour Across Washington County

Washington county Republicans plan a Tuesday caravan with Mrs. Henry Wood candidate for secretary of state, Mrs. Harriet Warren Brown from Parsons Kansas, and State Senator John Calhoun of Keosauqua seeking Congress. Stops include Ainsworth Crawfordsville Riverside Kalona Wellman West Chester Rubio and Brighton with a courthouse meeting at eight.

Washington Washington County Henry Wood Harriet Warren Brown Parsons Kan John Calhoun Keosauqua Congress Ainsworth Crawfordsville Riverside Kalona Wellman West Chester Rubio Brighton

Maquoreta Barbershop Sold to Eddie Meehan

Olin Farmer, longtime proprietor of the Big Four barber shop in Maquoketa, sold the business to Eddie Meehan who has worked there. The shop will move to the Brady building on East Platt Street around Nov 1 after Farmer leases the current space to Sayers Shoe company. Glen S. Davis will stay with the business as Meehan takes possession this week.

Maquoreta Olin Farmer Eddie Meehan Brady East Platt Street Farmer Sayers Shoe Company Glen S. Davis Meehan

Iowa Escapes Frost and Faces More Rain

Weatherman reports Iowa avoided frost over the weekend with warmer trends expected statewide. Rain likely in eastern and southern Iowa after a cool period, with Keokuk noting morning showers and cloudy skies elsewhere. Fort Dodge posted 38 degrees Sunday night, while Inwood hit 61 degrees as the state’s high.

Des Moines Iowa Keokuk Fort Dodge Inwood

Penningroth Speaks At Jackson Clinton Counties Rally

A GOP rally at Lake Farley Wood near Preston drew several hundred Republicans from Jackson and Clinton counties. Charles Penningroth and Mrs. Henry Wood spoke, with remarks from S. H. Sully and local leaders presiding. An upcoming appearance by Ross of Ohio was announced for Maquoketa.

Penningroth Jackson-Clinton Counties GOP Maquoketa Jackson Clinton Lake Farley Wood Preston E. L. Lampe Bellevue Ray Campbell Clinton County Dick Howes Charles Penningroth Cedar Rapids Congress Henry Wood S. H. Sully Marietta Ohio Chicago Lampe Ross

Horton treated after teeth removal throat injury

Will Horton was hospitalized in Muscatine Saturday after swallowing a portion of his false teeth during removal. He already suffered a throat infection caused by lacerations from the procedure.

Conesville Will Horton Muscatine

Marengo and Ely Women Injured in Automobile Crash

Mrs. Valentine Wolf 82 in critical condition after a car driven by her son-in-law Charles Gerner skidded on highway 6 near Homestead hill. Sister Mrs. Jane Nederhisar 84 of Ely suffered a serious forehead cut a broken collar bone and coma. Mrs. Charles Gerner daughter of Mrs. Wolf has a cut forehead and broken forearm.

The Gazette Marengo Valentine Wolf Charles Gerner Solon Highway 6 Homestead Hill Here Wolf Gerner

National Guard Units Stay in Iowa City

Iowa City's two national guard units the 186th Hospital company and troop I 113th cavalry will remain in the city though headquarters location is uncertain Adj Gen Charles H Grahl called for immediate action to determine the units future and to find quarters for the cavalry unit The hospital unit will be housed in plans for a new American Legion building while the cavalry loses access to the former Legion quarters destroyed by fire July 29

Iowa City National Guard 186Th Hospital Company 113Th Cave Alry Adj Charles H. Grahl American Legion

Grasshopper Glacier Named for Frozen Grasshoppers

Grasshopper Glacier at Yellowstone's eastern edge earned its name from countless grasshoppers trapped in the ice, a distinctive feature noted in early park records.

Yellowstone Park

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