Children Garden Program Begins This Week Citywide
The playground commission starts the children's garden program this week led by Mrs. Esther Smith. 1,485 children signed up for home gardens and 483 for playground plots across 19 schools. Locations include Harrison M avenue Ellis NW and others citywide with Arthur garden decision next week.
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The
Playground Commission
Esther Smith
Harrison Gardens
Ellis Boulevard
M Avenue NW
Harrison School
Lincoln
Big Springs
Harrison
M Avenue
Fillmore
D Avenue
Twelfth Street
Cleveland
Third Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Fifteenth Avenue
Sixth Street
Hayes
Nineteenth Avenue
First Street
J Street
Holland Furnace
G Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Kenwood
A Avenue
Thirty-fifth Street
Oak Hill
Eleventh Street
District Meeting Of Library Association Held In Public Library
The Middle East district of the Iowa Library Association meets at 9 30 a m Tuesday in the public library art rooms bringing librarians from twelve counties including Tama Benton Linn Jones Jackson Poweshiek Iowa Johnson Cedar Clinton Scott and Muscatine Miss Mildred Pike of Sioux City president attends with Edna Giesler of Davenport chairing The afternoon program features poet Jay G Sigmund speaking on Poetry Near At Hand after a 1 p m luncheon at the Colonial Food Shop Four local librarians present book reviews: Phyllis Bentley Lin Dorothea Fox DeKruif Evelyn Zerzanek Childs and Edna Erickson Tea closes the meeting.
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Iowa Library Asociation
Public Library
Tama
Benton
Linn
Jones
Jackson
Poweshiek
Iowa
Johnson
Cedar
Clinton
Scott
Muscatine
Mildred Pike
Sioux City
Iowa Library Association
Edna Giesler
Davenport
Jay G. Sigmund
Colonial Food Shop
Phyllis Bentley
Mary Burkhalter
Lin
Dorothea Fox
DeKruif
Evelyn Zerzanek
Childs
Sweden
Edna Erickson
Local Man Takes Vows At New Melleray Abbey
Brother Peter MacSweeney pronounced his solemn vows at New Melleray Abbey near Dubuque after joining five years ago. He is the son of Mr and Mrs W J MacSweeney of 1525 Bever Avenue SE and was known as Byron MacSweeney in Cedar Rapids.
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Peter MacSweeney
New Melleray Abbey
Dubuque
W. J. MacSweeney
Bever Avenue
Byron MacSweeney
Cedar Rapids
Funke to Speak at Linn Reserve Officers Banquet
Prof. Erich Funke of the University of Iowa German department will address the Linn County Reserve Officers Association banquet at the Elks Club Thursday at 6 30 p.m. He will discuss War Service in Field Gray and his WWI experiences as a German army officer.
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Erich Funke
University of Iowa
Linn County
Reserve Officers Association
Elks Club
Funke
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Iowa Volunteers
Sojourners
Officers’ Club
Scabbard and Blade
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
A. C. Bradley
Des Moines
Iowa Department of the Reserve Officers Association
Nelson S. Burns
G. W. Mikulas
Reserve Officers
J. N. Nichols
R. Coward
M. Mitvalsky
R. Munden
Otto Mull
Federal
Richard Munden
Iowa Theater
State University
United States
Aisne
Marne
Edward Misak buys Torch Press and building
Edward Misak, once a pressman's apprentice, has purchased Torch Press and the Republican building from Luther Brewer estate and William Deacon. Born in Lodz, Russia, Misak and his immigrant family settled in Cedar Rapids after a long journey, building a carpet weaving business before Misak rose to foreman and then owner of the press.
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Edward Misak
Torch Press
William Deacon
Misak
Mr. Misak
Lodz
Russia
Frank Misak
Tama County
Iowa
Edward
Land of Promise
Sea of Separation
America
Pressman
Drayman
Luther Brewer
Republican
Rude Auto Company
Young Misak
Press
Third Avenue SE
Columbia University
Midwest
Examiners to Offer Driver Tests in Cedar Rapids
State Motor Vehicle Examiners Charles Hogan and James Hayes will hold driver and chauffeur license examinations in Cedar Rapids this Thursday, Friday, and Saturday morning in the courthouse basement hall. Written tests on road laws, a driving test, and vehicle inspection required. Applicants under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Arrive by 4 p.m. Thursday or Friday, or by 11 a.m. Saturday. examiners present from 8 a.m. each day.
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Charles Hogan
James Hayes
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Pageant "Christ Risen" to be given at Grace Church
Grace Episcopal church presents the pageant Christ Risen tonight at 7 30. The production, a 1932 religious play prize winner, runs through Easter week with scenes from the burial to the resurrection. Director Almont Healy leads a cast including Henry Davis George Cockburn Ross Miller Paul Davis Louella Ewoldt Florence Healy and Roy Bollinger. Reverend R J Campbell voices Christ. organist Eleanor Kendall provides music.
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Grace Episcopal Church
Christ Risen
Department of Religious Education
The
Episcopal Church
Christ
Louella Ewoldt
Florence Healy
Almont Healy
Pontius Pilate
Henry Davis
Centurion
George Cockburn
Soldier
Paul Davis
Joseph of
Kafti
Zelene kralov stvi' presented in Clutier by Cedar Rapids club
The Z. C. B. J. club of Cedar Rapids presents Zelene kralov stvi Green Kingdom a Bo hemian comedy drama at the Z. C. B. J. hall in Clutier Sunday evening directed by Frank Rys Jr.
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Clutier
Z. C. B. J. Club
Cedar Rapids
Z. C. B. J. Hall
Frank Rys, Jr
Princess Antoinette of Monaco Draws French Custody Battle
A 15 year old princess becomes the focus of a royal dispute as France and Monaco clash over custody. Prince Louis denies sending Antoinette back to Paris while Prince Pierre sues for kidnapping through French courts. The case highlights a historic Grimaldi family power struggle and keeps Antoinette living in Monaco with her mother.
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Princess of
Monaco
Center of
Riviera
Salons of
Paris
Monte Carlo
Antoinette Louise Alberte
Suzanne Grimaldi
Louis
Pierre
Antoinette
Girl Guides of
Antoinette of
Charlotte
Count of Polignac
Pierre Grimaldi
Prince Rainier
France
Raymond Poincare
Toinette
Prince Pierre
Prince Louis
House of Grimaldi
Grimaldi
Palo Consolidated School Junior Senior Banquet Held
The Palo consolidated school held its junior senior banquet Friday evening. Mothers of juniors and sophomores provided dinner. The event featured a Japanese motif in toast program and decorations with a series of toasts and performances by students and staff including piano and guitar numbers and various class tributes.
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Palo
Palo Consolidated School
Ethel Packingham
Eva Waddle
R. W. Bare Rigar
John A. C. Krueger
W. E. Wagner
W. D. Glasgow
Ellsworth Eye
Irene High
George Kanellis
Elmer Francis
Iona Burt
Ferne Hepker
Lila Pierson
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Ray Frame
Martin Duffy
West Side
of Library Association
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Somme
Great Britain
Switzerland
Lieut
Adeline Taylor
Sixteenth Avenue
Father Misak
U. S
Edward F. Misak
Killian
Sara CQ
Killian Company
Jeriey
ATER
Darling Putton
Little Toldeys
Killian CO
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