Cedar Rapids Proclaims National Music Week May 6 12
Mayor W J Neill urges Cedar Rapids participation in National Music Week May 6 to 12 with focus on American and Iowa composers. Local groups and schools are asked to plan programs and contact organizers for musical events across the city during the observance.
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W J Neill
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Helen Kacena Stark
Clare Nichols
WJ Neill
Playground and Recreation Department
Towa
Ww. J. Neill
Winners announced in Iowa health essay contest
Eleanora Liljegren from Harcourt won first prize in a health essay contest conducted by the Womens Auxiliary and Speakers Bureau of the Iowa State Medical Society. Mildred Mauer of Inden took second, Paul McGiseren earned third, with over 200 essays submitted from Mighty-sux schools.
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Des Moines
Eleanora Liljegren
Harcourt
Womens Aux- Nary and
Towa State Medical Society
Mildred Mauer
Inden
Paul McGiseren
Iowa
Mighty-sux Schooats
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pets Parade Seeks Entries Next Saturday
Pets of every description are entered for the Cedar Rapids Gazette Kids Pet Parade to be held downtown from noon to 1 pm. Ten prizes will be awarded for categories including biggest, smallest, oddest, best dressed, and funniest pet. Local merchants offer prizes and tickets to the Lews Theater for the selected child and pet.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Cedar Rapids
SunSer S
Animal World
Mini
Lews Theater
Frank Bucks
St Louis Zoo
Lubercer
de Luxe
Iowa Electric Licht Ans Power
Mickey
Child Name and Contact in Local Notice
A public notice lists a child name, address, and phone number for local outreach. The partial text notes a kind of pet but lacks full details.
Justice Almon S. Reed Seeks Republican Re nomination
Cedar Rapids native Justice Almon S. Reed of Rapids township a 1932 justice of the peace candidate for re election at the June 4 primaries. Reed a Spanish American War veteran and former state commander of the United Spanish War Veterans has held posts including Cedar Rapids city council member county Republican chairman postal clerk Let ter Carriers' president Rotary and Farm groups leadership roles. He has served on the local draft board and holds Masonry offices including past master Crescent lodge No 25 and past deputy grand master of Iowa Masonry.
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Almon S Reed
Fifth Avenue
Rapids Township
Justice Reed
Cedar Rapids
Justice of the Peace
Letter Carriers’ Association
Rotary Club
Taznnk Walton League
Crescent Lodge No
Iowa Masonry
Ows
Poisoned spikes risk to divers in Great Barrier Reef
A fish discovered in the Great Barrier Reef shows spikes that contain a deadly toxin capable of killing humans. Researchers warn divers and locals to avoid contact as the danger draws attention to reef biodiversity and safety considerations.
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Great Barrier Reef
Australia
City Briefs And Personals Highlights Local Events
Chicken dinner at St Joseph's in Marion on April 11 from 5 to 8. Modern Woodmen of America meeting Tuesday at 7 30 followed by a card party at 8 30. Bungalow cooking schools on Monday Wednesday Thursday. Mrs Gertrude O Hearn bitten by neighbor's dog on Fifth Avenue SE, hand wounds treated by a doctor. Baby chicks advertised as cheap with high returns in Want Ads. Dr Phillip G Clapp to present piano illustrated talk on Music at Rotary lunch at Hotel Roosevelt Monday noon. Mayor Neill and city council guests. Fire calls to grass fires on Thirteenth Street, Dalewool drive, Circle Drive, and Center Point road. Automobile incident on T Novak property. Mrs Wurshel Myera hosted bridge party at 714 Second Ave BW. prizes to Mrs Jack Holt and Mrs Lyman Marshall. Painting code discussion with local contractors and journeymen. new Master Painters association members signed up for weekly meetings.
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Phillip G Clapp
School of Music
University of Iowa
Rotary Club
Hotel Roosevelt
W J Neill
Dr Munden Seeks G O P Nomination for County Coroner
Dr. Munden runs for Republican nomination for county coroner. Resident of Cedar Rapids since birth, born in Wisconsin, 24 years as a practicing physician. War veteran and active in patriotic and civic fraternal groups. Father a long-time physician. mother living in Cedar Rapids.
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DR. Munden
Cation
Mmanes
Mussen
Mens Cove
Wis
Wiscanis
Mar
Lown
Dors
Ickes Reveals Foes' Retractations in Chicago Case
A Chicago dispute unfolds as Sec Ickes exposes alleged retractions from two attorneys tied to the Saunders estate matter. Notes sworn Sept 16 and Sept 20 claim misled facts and pledge to refrain from charges, with Larsen cautioning against further action and secretary Ickes facing questions from the Chicago Bar committee.
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Department of Justice
Chicago
Interior Secretary
Malmin
Louis Loeb
Tarl M Black
Justice Department
Larsen
Marx
John F Lax
Saunders
Cook County
Illinois
Chicago Bar Association
Ickes
Chicago Bar Discipline Committee
Lanuern
Bringig Wi
Fareen
Sexen
Hin
Jonni Fohblr
Wald
Ickesgold
Winners in District Music Meet for Northeast Iowa
Northeastern Iowa high school music contest held. Marion high school led with top chamber woodwind group. winners in marching bands, solos, chamber groups, and orchestras advance to state. Notable performers include Pauline Sutherland East Waterloo and Dexter French Dubuque.
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Quedal
Themasette
Charles City
Iowa
Marion High School
Parkersburg
Waverly
Good
Greene
Pauline Sutherland
East Waterloo
Richard Barnes
Cresco
Dexter French
Dubuque
Wyoming
Gertrude Shoemaker
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Excellent
Grant
Superior
Dorothy Muler
Geraldine Hurlbut
Betty Dunahaugh
West Waterloo
Forest Clark
Toledo
Shirley Deceser
Marble Rock
Lyon Riney
Iowa School For the Blind
Vinton
Dumont
Marion Cornet
Malcolm Sanders
Bob Stastny
Wilson
Bob Wilhelm
Iver Thorsen
Waukon
Eugene Case
Musical Youths Earn Solo Strings Honors at Contest
Names gathered from the Northwest orchestra contest include Grant and Mary Jayne Adams of West Waterloo with bassoon and oboe top ratings. Others such as Sheldon Rohm of Lisbon and Constance Altland of East Waterloo received excellent marks in cello and stringed bass.
Death of 10 year old David Widmer
David Widmer a 10 year old son of Dr and Mrs J Max Widmer of 2336 Blake Blvd SE died at his home after a prolonged illness. He is survived by his parents and two brothers Max Jr and Peter. Funeral services are scheduled Monday at 3 30 p m at Turner chapel with Rev C F Edwards officiating. Burial will be in Cedar Memorial Park.
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David Widmer
J. Max Widmer
Blake Boulevard
Hus
David
Max, Jr
Peter
Turner Chapel
C. F Edwards
Cedar Memorial Park
Julia Stupka Dies Formerly of Oxford Jct Iowa
Julia A Stupka age 56 died at her Cedar Rapids home after a short illness. She taught in Oxford Junction before relocating to Cedar Rapids two and a half years ago. Survived by two brothers Edward and John and three sisters Anna Willimack Blanche Riches Emma Waugh. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday Beatty chapel burial Shiloh cemetery.
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Julia A. Stupks
Seventh Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Oxford Junction
Edward
John
Anamosa
Anna Willimack
Lost Nation
Blanche Riches
Wyoming
Mra
Emma Waugh
Cheteck
Wis
Beatty Chapel
Shiloh Cemetery
Mrs Emma Ellwood Funeral Set For Monday
Funeral services for Mrs Emma Jane Ellwood will be held in the Turner chapel Monday at 11 a.m. The Rev J R McCullough will officiate and burial will follow at Crystal cemetery near Traer Ia at 2 p.m. Monday.
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Emma Jane Ellwood
Turner Chapel
J. R. McCullough
Crystal Cemetery
Traer
Funeral services for Samuel W Tyson set for Monday
Funeral services for Samuel W Tyson will be held in the Turner chapel Monday at 2 p.m. The Rev. Robert Little will officiate and burial will be made in Linwood cemetery. Pallbearers will be members of the carpenters' union.
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Samuel W. Tyson
Turner Chapel
Robert Little
Linwood Cemetery
Carpenters’ Union
Youth on Bicycle Injured in City Collision
Jack Andrews twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs Harold C Andrews of 1026 M avenue NW suffered bruises to his right leg at 6 pm Saturday when his bicycle collided with an automobile on Ellis boulevard at M avenue NW. The car was driven by S W Gransfield of 708 Fifth Avenue SE who stopped and took the boy home.
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Jack Andrews
Harold C. Andrews
M Avenue NW
Ellis Boulevard
S. W. Gransfield
Fifth Avenue SE
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