Recital by Coe College Music Students In Sinclair Chapel
Music students under instructors Eleanor Houts Kelen Mokrejys Joseph Kitchin Grace Swab Howard Fison Max Dahler perform a Saturday 8 p.m. program in T. M. Sinclair Memorial Chapel. The lineup includes pieces by Beethoven Grieg Fauré Brahms Schubert and more featuring performers Joanne Van Cleve Dorothy Rubins Mary Shatter Diane Marshall and others.
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T. M .Sinclair
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Kelen Mokrejys
Joseph Kitchin
Grace Swab
Howard Fison
Max Dahler
Kuhlau
Joanne van Cleve
Evfin
Grieg
Dorothy Rubins
Nondo
Beethoven Mary Shatter
Tehel Couple Celebrates 35th Wedding Anniversary
William Tehel and his wife Mrs Tehel marked their thirty fifth wedding anniversary with a surprise dinner at the Twin Towers. Guests included Tehel Bottling company staff and relatives, with out of town attendees from Sacramento Evans ton Chicago Mount Vernon and Fairfax.
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Tehel Bottling Company
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Mary Lafranck
Sacramento
Calif
Fred Goodman
Evanston
Joe Gusick
Chicago
Frank Pithk
Mount Vernon
William Behle
Frank Tehel
Fairfax
Shower Honors Infant Susan Welch at Scannell Home
Mesdames Obie Peal Glen Darrow and Forrest Scannell hosted a baby shower Wednesday evening at 820 First Avenue West for Susan Elaine Welsh infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Welsh. Cards with prizes went to Miss Charlotte Wing and Mrs Everett Shoemaker. Attending were Miss Wing Ann Nichols Marie Schamberger Diane Darrow and Mesdames Joseph Stang Clarence Van Fossen Gerald Fottral Lee Trachta Fieseler Howard Kautz Mary Brooks and Mrs Shoemaker of Mount Vernon.
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Mount Vernon
Seashore Aptitude Tests Discussed At Phi Mu Alpha Dinner
Richard Simpson of Iowa City and Coe College students attended a Phi Mu Alpha dinner at the YMCA. The event honored seven pledges to Sinfonia including Simpson Witham Stonebreaker ToHerworth Davis Potted and Rees. The fraternity is a national honorary mu tac group.
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den PF Davis
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Junior Harmony Club of Coef Dissolves After Final Meeting
The Coe Junior Harmony Club held its final meeting Saturday at the Seer Hall. Mary Ellen Dennis led the Green Fight group to a victory while captain Mary Ellen Dennis guided the team. Several club members were listed among attendees with names such as Joan Koadays and Allan West among those noted.
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PTA Meetings Set to Boost Community Involvement
Local PTA plans upcoming meetings on May 8 at 1 PM in Moliets CoP Can velins to out pit. The events involve speakers Copper Mos Geore Tyree and others to discuss school updates and neighborhood concerns.
Court voids two Social Security Act provisions
Boston AP reports the U.S. circuit court of appeals ruled unconstitutional both the unemployment insurance tax and the old age assistance provision of the Social Security Act. Two of three justices held the provisions illegal after a challenge by public utility stockholder George P Davis.
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Bankhead Vocational Bill Advances for Extension Work
Senate agriculture committee approved a Bankhead bill authorizing a $2 80 000 appropriation for vocational agricultural extension work. The measure adds to existing expenditures and would fund a transport plane outfitted as an office for the held headquarters of the US Army Air Corps general staff.
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Riverside to get new mail route in May plan
The government considers a weekday starting route from Iowa City at 6:30 am to Webster and on to Riverside and Town City with intermediate stops. If adopted the Rock Island line service would replace the current train mail service and could extend to Webster and beyond, changing local mail delivery patterns.
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Tap Dancing And New Variations In Social Dances
A Cedar Rapids Gazette promotion invites readers to improve dancing with a 40 page booklet describing 1937 variations in waltz fox trot tango rhumba and tap steps. It highlights couples Jane and Phil and offers diagrams instructions and payable by 15 cents to Home Institute New York.
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Local and Regional Obituaries and School Updates 1911 Era
Notices detail pneumonia death in Clarence with long-time resident, rest of updates include Clar ence faculty re elected with pay rises, Edna Engelking合同 issue, Mary Martin offers, Buchanan County road program costing 23270.57, and deaths of George A. Nuckels in West Branch and Jessie B. King in Hazleton with survivor details and services.
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Pickets Hurl Eggs At Deputies At Holabird Plant
Deputies escorting non union workers into the Holabird company plant faced a barrage of eggs from strike pickets. Four pickets were arrested but no charges filed. The firm, with about 220 workers, makes light furniture and novelties. Striking employees demand a 10 cent an hour blanket wage rise and a shorter workweek.
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College reports fertilizer boosts in farm fields
Nebraska Agricultural College authorities note super phosphate use on the college farm increases yields. Wheat gains 3 to 4 bushels per acre, oats 4 to 5 bushels, and alfalfa about one quarter more.
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Haas Named to Succeed Clark in County Bench
Judge Haas will fill the balance of the four year term ending January 1 1939 after a recount upheld his 43 vote margin over Judge Clark in the 1934 canvass Haas born December 1867 on a Linn county farm near Central City attended Davenport business college and North Indiana law school Valparaiso practiced in Marion since 1896 county attorney 1906 two terms city attorney six years and frequent presider before the state supreme court member Linn County Bar and Masonic lodge.
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Al Smith Jr Cited For Alimony Payment Contempt
Al fred E. Smith Jr son of former Gov Alfred E Smith is cited to appear before Justice Abram Zoller in Syracuse supreme court on April 22 to show cause why he should not be punished for contempt of court for failure to pay alimony. Zoller previously ordered $150 monthly temporary alimony and the petition claims about $400 is due to Bertha Gott Smith of Syracuse.
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Army Flyers Land Planes Safely After Mid-Air Collision
At Langley Field Virginia two Army lieutenants Langben and Sexton piloting Martin bombers crashed mid air when Langben cut into Sextons rudder while sextons plane towed a target. They landed safely seventy five miles away and were praised by Colonel Walter H Frank of the Ninth Bombardment Group.
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White man turning black studied by medical profession
William I Morrison a 49 year old White man in Santa Ana California began darkening after a cold weather job. Doctors unable to diagnose until a Los Angeles specialist identified melhanosis a rare disease. The tumor in the liver is said to cause body discoloration.
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Illinois High Court Outlaws Bank Nights
The Illinois Supreme Court ruled that theater bank nights are a lottery and can be prevented by authorities. Justice Shaw said the policy against lotteries is ancient and embedded in the state’s law, marking the scheme as akin to mass gambling. The decision rejected an Iowa ruling and also noted extradition actions involving George Biggs and Joseph Acerra for an assault-to-murder charge.
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Descendants of Church Family Preserve English Pipe History
The Church family, noted for pioneering clay pipe manufacture in England, reportedly holds the world’s largest collection of smoking pipes, highlighting their long standing craft legacy.
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