Engineer Confers On Cedar Lake Odor Issue
Charles D. Mullinex of the Iowa health department met with Des Moines officials to review Cedar Lake odors. Water works chemist William Meaney tested the lake and recommended chlorinated lime and blue vitriol, now applied. Meaney cited decomposing organic matter and flood waters stirring vegetation as the odor source. the gas is non harmful but offensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Mullinex
State Department of Health
Des Moines
Board of Health
Cedar Lake
Mullinex
Frank K. Hahn
Hahn
William Meaney
Water Works
Meaney
Two More Accident Victims Released
Jane Hart 20 Des Moines an University of Iowa student and Mrs Harry Stevens 69 1623 L street SW were released from local hospitals Sunday remaining three in hospital from a Sept 18 crash on highway 161 that killed F M Beltz 403 Twenty second street NE and Mrs Edward Russell of Mechanicsville Also listed were Jean McIntosh 21 Wellman Joan Steffan 21 Davenport Mabel Hatch 129 Eighth street NE Ralph Griffith 18 Corning Don Short Howard Humphries and Mrs Krejca and Mrs Tom Miller with varying home locations all treated or resting at mercy or st Luke s hospitals and at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Hart
Des Moines
University of Iowa
Harry Stevens
L Street
Highway 161
F. M. Beltz
Twenty-second Street
Edward Russell
Mechanicsville
Miss Hart
St. Luke’s Hospital
Stevens
Mercy Hospital
James Krejca
Tom Miller
Tenth Street
Will Give Program Of Indian Folk Dances At First Congregational
Clark Brown and Loren Baum present a program of Indian dances at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the First Congregational church in connection with the church Cub Scouts. The two performers bring material from the Blackfeet to Yaqui peoples and include dancing poetry music and Mexican numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational
Clark Brown
Loren Baum
First Congregational Church
Brown
Tokaniya
Baum
Paal Batab
Old Mexico
Southwest
Ernest Thompson Seton
Santa Fe
N. M
Marriage Licenses and First Aid Classes Announced
John F. Collum of Belle Plaine and Gladys W. Kitts of Cedar Ranidac, Michael P. Conrad of Cedar Rapids and Blanche E. Brown of Kansas City Mo. Grinnell to form first aid classes on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings October 6 and 7, instructors Nelson Briggs and Mrs. W. Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Collum
Belle Plaine
Gladys W. Kitts
Michael P. Conrad
Cedar Rapids
Blanche E. Brown
Kansas City, Mo
Grinnell
O. F. Parish
First Aid Committee
The
Red Cross
Nelson Briggs
W. Wells
Motorist Fined $100 For Reckless Driving As Result Of Accident
George Varner 27 Route 4 Marion drew a 100 fine in police court for reckless driving after his car rear ended Milton Squiers on Avenue NE in front of St Luke's hospital. Darlene and Roy Squiers were in the car. none injured. Varner jailed to serve the fine. Harold Fennow 23 Marion fined 25 for reckless driving after speeding west on First avenue. He claimed to drive to St Luke's with Marvin Fennow injured. Fennow also jailed to serve fine. R M Kent 33 Marion paid 25 and costs for reckless driving. Milo C Vondracek 119 Sixteenth Ave SW fined 2 and costs for improper parking near a fire hydrant. George Kahler 1402 Sixth St SW taxed 1 and costs for overtime parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Varner
Route 4
Marion
Varner
Milton Squiers
Center Point
Squiers
Avenue NE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Fennow
R. M. Kent
Tenth Street
Milo C. Vondracek
Sixteenth Avenue
George Kahler
Sixth Street
Doolittle Denies Failure To Stop At Highway
Cedar Rapids man O R Doolittle pleads not guilty in Justice Reed’s court to reckless driving after failing to stop before a highway entry and claiming he halted earlier. Oct 10 set for new hearing. John Neal Garrison fined 25 dollars and costs with fine suspended upon payment. Rudolph Kubik Cedar Rapids fined 25 dollars and costs with 20 dollars suspended. Tom Martinson Brookings truck driver assessed 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. Doolittle
Cedar Rapids
A. S. Reed
A. H. Hallgren
Doolittle
John Neal
Garrison
Rudolph Kubik
Tom Martinson
Brookins
S. D
Local arrests in weekend traffic crackdown
Police arrested Doolittle Neal Kubik Sunday and Martinson Monday as part of a traffic enforcement action. The report notes fines and costs for exceeding a 35 mph truck speed limit, with twenty dollars of the fine suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doolittle Neal
Kubik
Martinson
Hallgren
Bird Dog Farmed Out By Davenport Man Is Sought
C M Morrison of 3600 Brady street Davenport owned a $50 bird dog. He gave it to Claude Maupin of Cedar Rapids on December 4 for a year. Morrison later learned Maupin gave the dog to Sherman Madlock, who then released it to Harvey Mannen. Morrison reports the dog stolen two months ago and notes the dog has produced three pups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Morrison
Brady Street
Davenport
Claude Maupin
Tenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Maupin
Morrison
Sherman Madlock
Madlock
Harvey Mannen
Fourth Street
Births Show Five New Arrivals Over Two States
Born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Gilmore Carlson 1629 Tenth street SE a daughter Sept 27. Born to Mr and Mrs Gilmore Carlson 1629 Tenth street SE a daughter Sept 27. Born to Mr and Mrs Everett Warren 1202 L street SW a daughter Jacky Ann Sept 28 Mercy hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs N J Falcon Springville a son Sept 28 St Luke's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore Carlson
Tenth Street SE
Everett Warren
L Street
Jacky Ann
Mercy Hospital
N. J. Falcon
Springville
St. Luke’s Hospital
Japan Relies Heavily on Imports for Coal Supplies
The article notes Japan's heavy dependence on foreign sources for coal, highlighting limited domestic production and the implications for energy security and industrial activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Old Age Pensioners May Obtain Suspension Of Property Tax
Linn county old age pension recipients may suspend current property taxes by applying at Room 318 Courthouse with help from pension office staff. Call within 30 days to obtain blanks and legal description details, with mortgage or contract holder permission if applicable. Taxes suspended except from the owner's estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Des Moines
Escapes At Eldora Boys Training School
Authorities at the state training school for boys said James Mull aged 18 from Cedar Rapids and William Mitchell aged 18 from Milton escaped Tuesday from Eldora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora
State Training School For
James Mull
Cedar Rapids
William Mitchell
Milton
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