Playground staff retained and summer program set
The playground commission kept its administrative staff for the new fiscal year starting April 1. Budget totals 8455 dollars with 4980 for salaries and the rest for supplies, director salaries, and other expenses. Summer programs open June 24 for eight weeks under 60 dollar director and 40 dollar associate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Playground Commission
Clare Nichols
Natalie Schoen
Nevin Nichols
T. Ray Frame
Joe Carberry
Diamondball
Otto Ambroz
Joe McCormick
Charles Schoen
F. D. Fillmore
Wayne Foster
K of C Membership Reports At Tuesday Meeting
Cedar Rapids council Knights of Columbus will report on the membership campaign at its bi monthly meeting Tuesday evening. A tentative initiation date will be set. The national drive runs April 1 to 7 with about 20 000 applications filed since March 17. Dr. William H. Redmond, state deputy, has been informed. The local initiation precedes the Iowa state convention May 20 and 21 at Dyersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Supreme Office
William H. Redmond
Iowa
Dyersville
Union Lenten Services Set Across East and West Sides
Lenten services are scheduled Wednesday evening for east side churches at First Christian and for west side churches at Trinity Methodist. Both begin at 7 45 with the theme The Hard Sayings of Jesus and a focus A Righteousness Plus. Rev. Russell F Judson leads the east side liturgy, Rev. W Greer McCrory preaches west side, and Rev. Myron M Sackett will lead prayer with music by First Evangelical Church. This is the fourth of five services inviting public participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
First Christian Church
West Side
Trinity Methodist Church
Jesus
Russell F. Judson
First Baptist Church
W. Greer McCrory
First United Presbyterian Church
Myron M. Sackett
Four Square Tabernacle
First Evangelical Church
Cedar Rapids Girls Sweep Mozart Club State Contest
Cedar Rapids pianists dominated the Mozart Club State Contest at Atlantic Iowa with five first place winners. Read across the lineup Lois Albert Jacqueline Carberry Betty Jean Stephenson Jean Marie Horak Ruth Mary Buresh Rose Ann Kubovec Barbara Ann Sgarlata Beulah Wessale Mara belle Fuller earned top spots in divisions A through E.
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Cedar Rapids
Atlantic
Lois Albert
Max Albert
Park Avenue SW
Jacqueline Carberry
Gladys Carberry
Bever Avenue SE
Betty
Jean Stephenson
R. W. Stephenson
C Avenue NE
Jean Marie Horak
R. T. Horak
Highland Drive
E Lasswell
Vision
Ruth Mary Buresh
J. B. Buresh
Park Avenue SE
Rose Ann Kubovec
V. Kubovec
Twentieth Avenue SW
Barbara Ann Sgarlata
Avenue NE
Beulah Wessale
Decorah DeMolay Delegation to Visit Cedar Rapids Unit
Decorah DeMolay organizers plan a Cedar Rapids visit Friday to witness the initiatory DeMolay degree. If successful, Cedar Rapids will install the new Decorah chapter. A large Cedar Rapids Mason contingent attends the event as the oldest Iowa chapter hosts the ceremony.
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Decorah
Cedar Rapids
Order of DeMolay
Cedar Apis Masons
Iowa
Iowa Consistory, No. 2
Robert Leedom
W. D. Ralston
J. A. DuBois
A. L. Raymond
Fred J. Witousek
Charles Bode
L. C. Hasek
Jess Kitterman
Raymond Churchill
DeMolay
Legion of Honor
Legion of Honor Will Discuss “Representative DeMolay
O. H. Adams
Cross of Honor
March report shows dairies mostly test very low bacteria
A. R. Menary, dairy inspector, reported to the city council that all but six local dairies tested very low bacteria counts in March while meeting butterfat requirements. The list names dairies with very low or low readings and notes compliance with fat standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Menary
Menary
Barta
Benda
James
Berdix
Cee Bindler
Roy
Blue Valley Dairy
Valley
Blue Valley
Cedar Valley Dairy
Davis Dairy
Dowd’s
Dow
Jersey
Eves
Eecs Nee
Edgewood
Elmhurst
Guernsey Farm
VECY
Evergreen
Ho Low
Friedl
Pry Dairy
Hol
Ccseeeceesee Fry
Ee Pry Dairy
Goodenough Dairy
Guernsey
Staven’s Dairy
Hanson, Wailer
Highland Dairy
Johnson Dairy
Kenwood Dairy
Klinger
Frank Y
Krebs Dairy
Guer
bees _eeresey eerseeessae
Kreba Dairy’ Co
Kyach
Lakeside
Leacox Dairy
Mccoy Dairy
Melrose Dairy
Nast
Menarys R. M
Payne
Penningroth
Petrack
Chas
Petty Dairy
Pisney
Adolph
Pisney, L. L
Plotz Dairy
Lie Rawson Dairy
Reese Bros
Ssseeseee
Searles Dairy
Vondracek
Ceres
Whiting Dairy, Hol. Raw, Very 5 * OW Sae Acres Atatesensere Au Whiting Dairy
Say Boys Were Not Runaways Hitch-Hiked With Parents Consent
Five boys held in Sigourney were notrunaways they hitchhiked to Ottumwa with parental consent. Police alerted when they missed Saturday curfew and the youths were returned to their homes Monday. Names listed include C E Hanover Walter Bucher Sam Dum as Ben Prushek and John Dolezal. Funeral services were held for Mary Hadacek 77 at Clutier lasting after diabetic infection in Waterloo. She leaves five sons and two daughters.
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Sigourney
Gazette
Ottumwa
C. E. Hanover
Walter Bucher
Sam Dumas Ben Prushek
John Dolezal
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