Marion inaugurates John Mullin as mayor in council meeting
John C Mullin took the oath of office as Marion mayor in a Legion hall ceremony before more than a hundred residents. He vowed an honest, efficient administration and invited public input, with council members and city officials sworn in and appointments announced.
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John C Mullin
Marion
Legion Hall
Mayour
John H Pazour
Mullin
Carl L Wiley
P C_ Lassen
Richard M Clark
Jan Walker
Serand
Frank Simon
Oxles
A A Schenken
Muln
W Gene Miller
Wo Goodyear
Maurice Jacobs
Miller
Leighton Ford
Joe Dumbarton
Grant Ralston
Phil I Crew
First National Bank of
Tassen
Weis
Wiley
Clark
Walker
Lassen
Tuussen
Franke
Frank
April Scout Pack 48 to Meet in Legion Hall
Cub Scout Pack No 48 holds its April meeting tonight at 730 in the Legion hall with achievement awards planned and kite flying contest plans in the works. Several local families are noted in social and church notices across Marion Ames Cedar Rapids and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Scout Pack No. 48
Legion Hall
Iowa City Rescue Follows Roof Fall Injuries
Vernie Noel 42 of Iowa City improved at Mercy Hospital after a 20 foot fall while repairing a roof. He suffered a fractured skull jaw and arm after landing on a cement driveway. Local Greek war relief drive nears goal with $650 sent to national HQ. theaters raise $250 in two day drive.
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Iowa City
Vernie Noel
Mercy Hospital
Lncal
Roy C Flickinger
Johnson County
Greek War Relief Association
Greece
M. B. Guthrie
National
Cedar Rapids to Host Regional Boy Scout Meeting
The Waubeek area council will host 250 to 350 Boy Scout leaders on Wednesday April 23 in Cedar Rapids at the Roosevelt hotel as the last of five Midwest regional meetings. Councils from Linn, Jones, Benton and many others will be represented by Scouters on six committees and district leaders. Arthur A Schnuck of New York will be principal speaker at the evening banquet. Melvin Tudor coordinates arrangements. A Consolidated model 31 flying boat is noted for reference to capacity.
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Waubeek
Midwest
Roosevelt Hotel
Linn
Jones
Benton
Denver
Wichita
Kaw
Columbia
Lincoln
Cedar Rapids
Wapsipinicon
Waterloo
Iowa
Burlington
Winnebago
Mason City
Mesquakie
Clinton
Buffalo Bill
Davenport
Tall Corn
Des Moines
Dubuque
Fort Dodge
Ottumwa
Marshalltown
Iowa River Valley
Iowa City
Arthur A Schnuck
Boy Scouts of America
New York
Schnuck
National Education Recreation Council
Melvin Tudor
Waubeek Area
Midwest Public Health Nursing Leader to Address Linn Group
Miss Ann Magnusson of St. Louis, Midwest supervisor of public health nursing, will speak at Linn County Nursing Service annual meeting on April 21 at 7 15 p m in the E V cafe, Marion. A program committee was named including Mrs Kenneth Cornell Marion chairwoman and county nurses Miss Rozema and Miss Healy. Rozema and Healy reported about 400 school children inspected this month.
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Ann Magnusson
St. Louis
Midwest
Linn County Nursing Service
Marion
H. L. van Winkle
Kenneth Cornell
Robert Hess
Lawrence van Note
Cedar Rapids
Mary Rozema
Madeline Healy
Rozema
Healy
Board clash ends with bid to lengthen Wilson High tennis courts
At a Monday board meeting Ernest Kosek and Dr K von Lackum staged a mock tennis rally in the hall to argue over space. The board approved a $485 expansion to extend Wilson High School tennis courts to 120 feet and widen each unit by two feet. Kutchera Sodding and Fuel Co. was the winning bidder.
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Ernest Kosek
Board of Education
Dr . K. von Lackum
Kosék
von Lackum
Wilson High School
Kutchera Sodding and Fuel Company
Robbery at Chicago Hotel Yields 80 000 Jewels
In broad daylight three bandits robbed New York jewelry salesman William L. Lewy of 80 000 dollars in uncut diamonds as he stepped from a downtown hotel. Lewy fired six shots at the retreating men and believed he may have struck one.
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Chicago
INL
William L. Lewy
New York
Lewy
Bankrupts Sought by Publication in Cedar Rapids District Court
In the Northern District of Iowa Cedar Rapids Division petitioning creditor H R Eveland seeks service by publication against alleged bankrupts C CE Newell doing business as Newell Construction and Machinery Co and related names. The court orders publication in the Cedar Rapids Gazette and sets April 14 1941 as deadline for appearance or pleadings.
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District Court of the
U. S
Northern District of Town
Cedar Rapids
H_ R_ Eveland
C CE Newell
Newell Construction and Machinery Co
Cc. E. Newell
District Court of the United States
District of
Iowa
United States
Linn County
Geo C Scott
Lee MecNeely
Bessie G Engle
Lee McNeely
Johns Hopkins Awards Scholarship To Ellen Swomley
Ellen Elizabeth Swomley daughter of Mr and Mrs D N Swomley 301 Fifteenth Street NE accepts a full year double scholarship and astronomy class assistantship at Johns Hopkins University Baltimore MD in physics and related studies. Swomley a Coe College senior has held teaching and laboratory roles and belongs to Phi Kappa Phi Phi Sigma Iota and the Kelvin Society. She received several offers from other top institutions including University of Illinois Smith College Pittsburgh University and UC Berkeley.
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LeRoy D. Weld
Coe College
Ellen Elizabeth Swomley
D. N. Swomley
Fifteenth Street
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Cedar Rapids
John Hopkins
Miss Swomley
Coe
Weld
Phi Kappa Phi
Phi Sigma Iota
Kelvin Society
University of Illinois
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
United States
Pittsburgh University
University of California At Berkeley
Gold threads in India extremely fine weigh one ounce per 1100 yards
Report notes that Indian gold threads are exceptionally fine with a weight of one ounce for every 1100 yards of material. The article emphasizes the remarkable fineness and unusual weight ratio observed in these gold threads.
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India
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Marion News Gazette
Marion Witness Council
E E Parsons
Mildred A. Titus
Miss Titus
de Witt H Smith
Winfield A White
Mr White
Board of Review
Knapp
Har- Brave Construction Company
W S Winter
Cary Club
Harry Snell
Mary Margaret McBride
New Marion Theater
Arizona
Jean Arthur
Lew Ayres
Earl Fulton
Stan Stanley
Marion Linn
J T.galliven
Kruidemer
Montrose Hotel
Voss
Marion High School
Checker Electric Supply Company
First Avenue E
Mr. Durland
Ida Hampton
Jane Taylor
A F. Chesley
Edwin Carlson
E. R. Carlson
H O Young
John Vernon
Springville
Jefferson
Neal Roush
Young
Mr Vernon
A. Schenken
St. Luke's Hospital
W. G. Buck
RL. Merritt
S Forbes
WC. North
Buck
Neva Fuller
Dorothy Fuller
W C North
Helen
Forbes
R L Merrill
Mary Gleason
John Hess
Sixth Avenue
Hess
Jim Cunningham
Jack Priest
Gordon Duncan
Joseph Gaskill
Darrell Pierce
Frank Ulch
James Hess
Bobby Jim
Nora Pulda
Nora Ellen
Dorothy Hess
Olivia DE Havilland
Warner Bros
Cubs
Anne Sloss
A C Sloss
Ames
S E Busby
Eighth Street
Jack Ellis
Jack Richard
Muscatine
W G Bowen
St Louis
Burdette Hanna
Gary
Scranton
Hanna
Charles Hanna
T H Wright
Howard Caldwell
Caldwell
Merle Caldwell
Independence
Walter Bucklin
Chadwick
Bucklins
Walter W Moore
Dickey's
The
Christian Church
Osceola Indge No
IOOF
Paris
Annie Laura Davidson
Eldora High School
H A. Davidson
Owen
W G. Buck
Mount Vernon
Linn-Jones Rebekah
Harold Ballard
Harold M Howe
Walter Willis
Lincoln, Neb
Mr. Willis
B. A. Willis
G O Pyle
Hollywood
Fla
Robert S. Oxley
Helen Pyle
University of Iowa
I F. Dawson
Portage, Wis
Lottie Dawson
Deacon District Garden Club
Clifford McClellan
Leonard Taylor, Jr
Jane
Corinne
Leonard Taylor
George Dyrland
Dyrland
Gazette
Arthur A
Ray
Smulekoff
Frigidaire
3Rd Ave
West Side
Linn Group
Tai
May
Ene
Second Street
Snes
Se Li Or
Udens
Jelly Bird
Curtiss
Ibbits Cc
EAU de Cologne
Brena
Blue Bell House
Dicadoo
Pt. Househeld Ammonia Scor
Windex
H. &H. Leap
Bon Ami
TreMeo
Johns Hopkins Univ
Ellen Swomley
Alburnett
Alburnett Board of Education
Carl R. McCalley
Carl Lang
Wayne Lang
Robert McCabe
Eileen Wiles
Bernice Basker
Dorothy Duthbert
Miss Cummins
McCalley
Alburnett School
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