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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1941
Page
12
Reagan McCrary compiles Walter Winchell on Broadway with wartime vignettes from London roving through bombed streets. He recalls a Scotch boy, a veteran sergeant, Roosevelt’s torn image, and RAF grit alongside Bevin era mobilization and the Cafe de Paris casualty.
Notice to creditors and heirs regarding the estate of Carrie in Iowa. The executor assigns payment to the undersigned and asks all claims to be filed, duly authenticated, with Linn County District Clerk. Roy B. Drury and W. A. Giessow, attorneys.
The Linn county board of supervisors set up a new secondary road district in College township adding a mile of road near Konigsmark to be surfaced under the three year farm to market program. The project cost about 1357.91 dollars and was supported by a petition filed March 18 by 16 road landowners. A public hearing was scheduled Tuesday with no objections noted.
The Hanford post of the American Legion will entertain the Legion auxiliary at a dance next Monday night at the Memorial Coliseum. Those invited include Legionnaires and their wives, auxiliary members and their escorts. A style show at 10 p.m. by Newman’s precedes dancing with orchestra music. Refreshments will be served.
Mount Vernon Cornell College will host 400 high school seniors from Iowa Illinois Wisconsin and Minnesota at Grey Saturday. The event features vocational conferences guidance and college activities led by co chairs Robert Hoopes and Jessie McKerrow under J. M. Macauley. Friday arrival precedes a Saturday program with Bingham speaking on Running Around the World and a performance of Dont Spur the Horses followed by informal dancing.
Cedar Rapids hosts district music contests for young artist student musician and junior divisions. Events occur at Coe College chapel and Woman's Club auditorium with judges from Iowa and neighboring states. Winners gain eligibility for state and national federation events and prizes.
Public program notes Hold Everything charges small admission with no free student pass. A cappella choir and Linn County rural chorus perform. Recipe details describe a cherry pudding with sour cherry sauce, batter bottom, cake top, serves eight, best hot or cold.
In Uncle Wiggily tales Buster Longears resists Baby Bunty's warning about a dangerous honey tree. Bunty cautions the trap set by a badger, while Brownie and prairie dogs gather nearby. Buster struggles to dash out, risking his ear amid the cave’s tense moment.
In a Forest of Baby Bunty, Neddie Stubteil returns from a cave showing odd fur with plaster and honey dripping. He claims to have found a honey tree and invites Uncle Wiggily and friends to follow. The scene ends with a tease about buzzing bees and a milk bottle gag.
Cedar Rapids post office notes nearly ten undeliverable letters daily due to missing sender or recipient addresses. Money gifts and handkerchiefs often travel to Chicago for safekeeping or auction sales, while gifts to Aunt Minnie vanish without a return address.
No 16962. Frank Bartosh appointed as executor of the Mary Lace estate in Linn County Iowa. He requests all persons related to the estate to present claims to the undersigned at the Linn County District Clerk’s office. Jos Mekota appears as attorney.
An incomplete public notice indicates a legal matter requiring immediate payment or action. The text references MARIN Lamietstartix Vessier Liddle Pahey as attorneys handling the matter. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
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