Obituary notices for Thomas A. Reamer and Charles Goldin
Thomas A. Reamer 56 of Cedar Rapids dies after brief illness in a local hospital. Born Oct 26 1884 in Cedar Rapids he was adopted young and lived mainly in the area working 15 years as a machinist at Iowa Manufactur company. He married Mee Ralston Lindley Jan 23 1930 and is survived by wife mother and several children. Funeral set for 2 p.m. at Yocom chapel with Rev Frank Ward. Charles Goldin a Milwaukee railroad freight conductor dies after long illness in Savanna Illinois. Funeral party includes Fred Goldin Bertha May Goldin and Bess Kent Golden traveling from the area to attend.
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Thomas A. Reamer
Fourth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Reamer
James
Nellie Kelly Gailey
Howard Reamer
Iowa Manufactur Company
Reamer
Mee Ralston Lindley
Iowa City
Marion
Washington State
Emma Stimetz
Mark Reamer
Carson
N. D
Waldo L. Lindley
Clinton
Yocom Chapel
Frank HH
The
Sunshine Mission
Charles Goldin
Fred Goldin
Bertha May Goldin
Bess Kent Golden
Savanna
Goldin
Milwaukee Railroad
April Kensington Service Held At Mrs J B Mons Home
The Christian church service will be held Thursday at 2 30 pm in April at the home of Mrs J B Mons with Mrs Cecil Albright and Mrs Ernest Clough as joint hostesses. Mrs Guy B Berlin will lead the devotionals.
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The
Christian Church
Kensington
J. B.mons
Cecil Albright
Ernest Clough
Guy B. Berlin
Ameigo Club Luncheon Held at Michel Tea Room
Twelve members of the Ameigo club were entertained Tuesday at luncheon at the Michel tea room by Mrs. Frank E. Straley. The afternoon was spent at the Straley home where Mrs. C. B. Vernon reviewed a number of magazine clippings.
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Ameigo Club
Michel Tea Room
Frank E. Straley
Straley
C. B. Vernon
Hiller Couple Return From California Vacation
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hiller aged who left Marion February 14 for a vacation in Long Beach California returned home Tuesday. They visited relatives at Scottsbluff Nebraska on the way home.
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Kenneth Hillerage
Marion
Long Beach
Calif
Scottsbluff, Neb
Rachel Booth Guild Meal and Officers List
The Rachel Booth Guild of the Baptist church meets Thursday at noon for a picnic luncheon in the church parlors. Hostesses are Mrs. John Cory and Mrs. Arthur Lint. Officers will be elected.
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Rachel Booth
the Baptist Church
John Cory
Arthur Lint
City Street Department Begins Street Cleaning
The city street department has started cleaning the streets and residents along the routes are asked to help keep thoroughfares clear of rubbish. Homeowners should not rake leaves or debris into the streets. Mrs. Philip Shoup of Tulsa, a former Marion resident, is visiting Mrs. Etta Plummer.
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City Street Department
Philip Shoup
Tulsa, Okla
Marion
Etta Plummer
Maynord Manson Buys Pope Residence On Sixth Avenue
Mr and Mrs Maynard Manson of 705 Blairs Ferry road have purchased the Pope home at 945 Sixth avenue and will take possession May 1. Mr Manson is a machinist at LaPlenta Choate company.
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Maynard Manson
Blair's Ferry Road
James D. Pope
Sixth Avenue
Manson
LaPlent-Choate Company
Marion Chamber of Commerce Board Meeting Planned
The Marion Chamber of Commerce board met Tuesday evening in the Commercial building. A special board meeting is scheduled for April 8 to discuss chamber affairs and upcoming activities.
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The
Marion Chamber of Commerce
Commercial
Theristrial club programs at Mrs Keyes home
Mrs A J Keyes entertained the Theristrial club Tuesday evening at her home. Mrs C V R De Jong led the first program portion on Madame Chiang Kai shek wife of China's Generalissimo with excerpts from This is Our China. Mrs C R Riddick led the second half reading an article by Dorothy Thompson.
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A. J. Keyes
Theristrial Club
C. V. R. de Jong
Chiang Kai-shek
China
de Jong
Mme. Kai-shek
C. R. Riddick
Dorothy Thompson
For sale fence braces and used pipe Katz Salvage ad
Mr and Mrs W H Balster traveled to Burlington on business. The notice lists fence braces and used pipe for sale in a Katz Salvage advertisement.
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Katz Salvage
W. H. Balster
Burlington
New Marion Theater Debuts Lady With Red Hair Starring Miriam Hopkins
A Marion cinema announces the opening of a new theater presenting Lady With Red Hair starring Miriam Hopkins and also showing World in Flames. The ad promotes the double feature and theater launch details.
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New Marion Theater
Miriam Hopkins
Mrs Clara Wilson Returns From Lisbon Visit
Mrs Clara Wilson returns home from Lisbon after visiting her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs George Graver and family. Also notices Harry Caldwell to enter a year of U S Army training at Fort Des Moines after a two day visit here. Reward offered for lost Sheaffer pen. Phone 269 M.
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Clara Wilson
Lisbon
George Graver
Harry Caldwell
Howard Ca Watie
Fort Des Moines
U. S. Army
William Jackson
Shirley Ann
Sue Cary
Listers Shaving Cream Prices at Owen's Cut Rate
Advertisement lists shaving cream and antiseptic deals at Owen's Cut Rate Drug with prices 35¢ for 29¢ value, 25¢ for 19¢ brushless, and 75¢ size antiseptic at 59¢. Brand names include Listerine shaving products and generic antiseptic.
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Owen
Draft Draftees Gather for Fort Des Moines Training Start
Army officials announce a group of county draftees will begin a year of training at Fort Des Moines this morning, preparing for service in the year ahead.
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I County
Fort Des Moines
Dickey's Advertisement Seeds and Plant Supplies
Fragmentary ad text hints at sale of plant vitamins root tone wane bulbs seeds and related items from Dickey's. Limited readable details suggest a small local advertisement for gardening supplies with unclear product lineup.
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Dickey’s
Shakespeare Club Meets Thursday Evening at Emma's Home
The Shakespeare club will gather Thursday at 7 30 p m at Miss Emma’s home 1000 Ninth street with Mrs W S Winter in charge of the program.
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Shakespeare Club
Emma
Ninth Street
W. S. Winter
Red Cross Unit 1 Seeks Sewing Picnic at Harris Home
Red Cross Unit No 1 will hold an all day sewing event and a picnic dinner Thursday at the home of Mrs R H Harris 1137 Ninth Avenue. The gathering aims to support unit activities and community aid.
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Red Cross Unit No. 1
R. H. Harris
Ninth Avenue
Shueyville Senior Class To Stage Murdered Alive Play
Shueyville high school's senior class presents a three act mystery comedy Murdered Alive at the C S P S hall in Swisher Friday evening. Lead roles go to Arlene Kloubec and Henry Netelicky with a cast including Doris Gregor Lucille Pudil Mary Jane Simon Maxine Netelicky Irma Riger Joseph Novotny Emil Lud Krik Roman Velicky and Detert under the direction of Ruth Thompson.
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The
Gazette
Shueyville
Shueyville High School
C. S. P. S. Hall
Swisher
Arlene Kloubec
Henry Netelicky
Doris Gregor
Lucille Pudil
Mary Jane Simon
Maxine Netelicky
Irma Riger
Joseph Novotny
Emil Lud Krik
Roman Velicky
Tall 'Iron ‘Detert
Ruth Thompson
Class Play Leads At Alburnett
The junior class of Alburnett high school presents Worrying Wil Lie Thursday and Friday at 8 p.m. Wendell Moore and Mildred Sloan lead a cast including Evelyn Price Genevieve Koch Lois Brogan Aubrey Smith Wayne Smith Yvonne Knapp Norma Karch Robert Mollenhauer Franklin Chrisman Bernice Karch and Miss Eileen Wiles.
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Willie
Alburnett High School
Wendell Moore
Mildred Sloan
Evelyn Price
Genevieve Koch
Lois Brogan
Aubrey Smith
Wayne Smith
Yvonne Knapp
Norma Karch
Robert Mollenhauer
Franklin Chrisman
Bernice Karch
Eileen Wiles
Local Names Listed in Community Update
Ann Failor, Jane Barngrover, Donna Bailey, Mullaney, Mery Ann Ross, Marianne and others appear in a neighborhood update noting involvement in upcoming events and committees. The list signals active participation by residents in local civic activities.
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Ann Failor
Jane Barngrover
Donna Bailey
Mullaney
Mery Ann Ross
Marianne
Camp Fire Group Elects Officers
Mary Houser was elected president of a newly formed Camp Fire group at a after school meeting in the library auditorium. Patty Landis became secretary, Kathleen Mowers treasurer, and Virginia Roberts scribe. Miss Marion Busby will be the guardian. A name will be chosen at the next meeting.
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Mary Houser
Patty Landis
Kathleen Mowers
Virginia Roberts
Marion Busby
Pass Bill To Protect Unlucky Farm Renters
The Iowa house approved a senate measure 75 to 16 broadening farm rent defenses. It permits tenants on 40 acre plus farms with existing rent suits to cite drought flood hail pests as defenses and limits the lien to crops grown on the farm and livestock increases raised on the premises.
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DES Moines
INS
Iowa House of Representatives
Senate
City increases dog licenses issued before April 1 deadline
Walter Miller city treasurer reported that 1 120 dog licenses were issued before the April 1 deadline this year, up 257 from 1940's 863. He announced a $1 penalty will be added to the $2 license fee for late applications and expressed gratification at the pre deadline turnout.
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Walter Miller
Miller
AFL President Declares Opposition to Anti-Strike Legislation
Philadelphia AP report quotes William Green head of the AFL saying there are no extenuating circumstances that justify the enactment of repressive compulsory anti strike legislation by the United States or by state legislatures.
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AFL
Phiadelphia (Ap
William Green
American Federation of L L Abor
United State
Strike and Picketing at Wilson Packing Plant Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids records show United Packinghouse Workers Local 3 accusing Wilson & Company of bad faith bargaining after seven years of union recognition. A March 19 ultimatum triggered a strike threat. a five day truce was agreed with a U.S. Conciliator to resume negotiations over a twelve item union contract including closed shop and seniority issues.
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Wilson
Wilson & Company
National Labor Relations Board
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Albert Lea
Minnesota
Omaha
Oklahoma City
McMillan
Plient
Lewis Clark
John Cofer
Cofer
Clark
Maury Hopkins
Mr. Hopkins
Chicago
J. T. McMillan
Cedar Rapids strike dispute stalls talks and union pickets
The United Packing House Workers Local 3 reports ongoing protests at Wilson and Company in Cedar Rapids Iowa as negotiations with management falter over the Closed Shop and twelve other articles. A Federal conciliator urged continued talks while union officials accuse outside agitators and plan peaceful picketing to support a proposed settlement.
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United Packing House Workers Local Union No. 3
Cedar Rapids
Vicinity
Iowa
Wilson and Company Packing Plant
Chicago
United States
Wilson and Company
Maury Hopkins
Cedar . Iown
Cedar Westie
Chey Geka
John W. Cofer
U. S
James D. Cooney
Cou
Vichnion
Cofer
Ma of
Gempine
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Marion News
E Business Office
Prone
Sheaffer
Arlene Kieubec
Henry Netelicki
Alburnett
Mildred Sican
Hudson
Hudson Sales Company
Second Ave
Eighth ST
Second
Wilson Packing Plant
Unicon
United Packinghouse Workers
Pve Baer Au
Fs Ibe
J. W. Cofer
Ted Packing House Workers Orkers Local
Otto Carstens, JR
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