Lutherans Urge Religion On Radio At District Meeting
The Iowa District East of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod approved a radio committee to expand religious broadcasts. Pastoral and teachers conferences were planned, with funds set for missions across Keokuk to Sumner. The session highlighted Christ's divinity and concluded with sermons and statements on patience in ministry.
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Iowa Trict
Missouri Synod
Ich
Trinityutheran
P. L. Koeft
Cedar Rapids
W. D. Oetting
Waters
Concordia Seminary
St. S. Mo
O. Schulz
Obertger
Davenport
Iwo
Everal
Era Pastoral Conference
Southern Pastoral Conference
Iowa District
Iowa
Keokuk
G. Perlich
Weer
Bennet Sunberry
DJ. E. Koch
Den
Elkader
E. Mofig
N. Ellermann
Jesup
R. Baldpastor
Marion
Mreg
Marshalls
F. Iliten
McGregor
H. Waann
Oskae
F. Oetjen
Ottumwa
Wamadtnar
Heiress Doris Duke Cromwell Plans Honolulu Visit
Doris Duke Cromwell heiress to the Duke tobacco fortune travels aboard a Pan American Philippine clipper to join her husband in Honolulu, en route from Alameda California on Friday.
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Alameda, Calif
Doris Duke Cromwell
Duke Tobacco
Honolulu
Pan American Airways
Islands
Sargasso Sea Described as Weed Covered North Atlantic Zone
A historical note describes the Sargasso sea as a part of the North Atlantic characterized by patches of gulf weed covering the surface.
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Sargasso Sea
North Atlantic
Dean Kay to Speak at Union Service Sunday
Dr George F Kay dean of the liberal arts college at the University of Iowa and noted geologist will speak Sunday at 10 30 a m in the fourth August union service at St Pauls Methodist church His topic is A Scientist Confesses His Faith He succeeds Dr Paul Hutchinson of Chicago as speaker Hutchinson canceled due to illness Kay has long served Iowa state geologist and headed Iowa University geology department 1911 1934 He has held multiple scholarly and religious leadership roles Marvin ere soloist Also sponsored by four local churches.
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George F. Kay
Liberal Arts
University of Iowa
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Dean Kay
Paul Hutchinson
Chicago
The
Christian Century
Hutchinson
Kay
Iowa
Iowa University
State University
School of Religion
Iowa Academy of Science
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Conference of Deans of Colleges of Liberal Arts
Mississippi Valley
City Briefs And Personal Notices
Don Krumm of near Mount Vernon visits this week at Dennis Berry home. Harold Bruss and daughter Donna travel east by motor. Elmer L. Nelson and Lois Mildred Otterstrom of Galva Ill wed Friday by Justice H R Churchill. Milton Knudsen to serve 30 days in jail for intoxication after arraignment before Justice Churchill. Fire slight damage at Leroy Jahnke residence 03 Seventh Ave SW. blaze in radio. Siding fire at Rappat warehouse near A Street and Nineteenth Ave SW. damage not extensive. Shueyville United Brethren church service 9:30 am. Sunday school 10:30. Endeavor 7:30 pm. Cedar Rapids lodge AOW picnic at Ellis Park Aug 22. Chester Powell and Virgil Powell visit, leave for Sheridan Wyo. Chester is Sheridan police dept member.
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Leroy Jahnke
Seventh Avenue
Rappatt
A_ street
Nneteenth Avenue
Threlkeld Couple Wins Westward Tour for Sales Record
Mr and Mrs R M Threlkeld Jr depart Cedar Rapids for a two week western vacation awarded by Yeoman Mutual Insurance for his sales record. Seventy five company members from various U S sections join the tour.
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R. M. Threlkeld, Jr
West
Des Moines Meeting Set For Threlkeld Party Members
Mr and Mrs Threlkeld along with R A Russell of Anamosa who also won a trip will join the group at Des Moines to meet the other party members.
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Threlkeld
R. A. Russell
Anamosa
Des Moines
Boy, 2, Hurt by Glass Jar Accident at Home
Bruce Boegel of Dows City was treated at St Luke's hospital for a severely lacerated hand after cutting flesh and tendons on a glass fruit jar while playing. The injury occurred Thursday night around 9 15 p.m.
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Bruce Boegel
Dows City
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cooper boy suffers broken leg after play car overturns
Stewart Cooper, 2, son of Mr and Mrs S A Cooper of 310 Fifteenth Street SW, endured a broken leg Thursday afternoon when a play car toppled over. He is receiving treatment at St Luke's hospital.
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Stewart Cooper
S. A. Cooper
Fifteenth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Jayne Transported After Oakland Road Crash
Don Jayne of route 4 was taken to St Luke's hospital for knee injuries after a collision in the 900 block of Oakland road at 7 50 p m Thursday His car collided with a vehicle driven by Walter A Salow of 417 Tenth street SE
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Don Jayne
Route 4
St. Luke's Hospital
Oakland Road
Jayne
Walter A. Salow
Tenth Street
Buck turns grasshoppers into feed in Franklin Grove
E R Buck devises an iron catcher on his car to sweep fields for grasshoppers. He dries the killed hoppers in the sun to evaporate gasoline and then grinds them into chicken and turkey feed, turning the scourge into profit.
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Franklin Grove
Ill
E. R. Buck
Buck
Shrinking Universe Idea Sparks Breakthrough Claim
Dr. Sam Sambursky of Hebrew University Jerusalem argues in Physical Review that the universe and all measurable units shrink uniformly. He cites Mount Wilson telescope data showing nebulae rushing away at up to 25,000 miles per second, challenging expansion and echoing Hubble while proposing shrinkage as the underlying cause.
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New York
Sambursky
The
Hebrew University
Jerusalem
Physical Review
Einstein
Edwin Hubble
Oxford
England
Hubble
Playground Group Gives Program At High Twelve Club
High Twelve members were entertained Friday by a Cedar Rapids playground program of novelty acts. Supervisor Nevin Nichols led the event with Jack Daniels as announcer. Roosevelt playground group performed a folk dance and other acts included Antonio Cop acrobatic dance Annie Jean Betty and Don Houts harmony trio Jerry and Constance Staples tap dance Sinclair playground wrestling exhibition Bever Park Ocarina trio and a moving pictures display of playground activities.
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High Twelve
Playound Groups
Cedar Rapids
Nevin Nichols
Jack Daniels
Roosevelt Playground
Antonio Cop
Annie Jean
Betty
Don Houts
Jerry
Constance Staples
Sinclairlayground
Bever Park
Court approves sale of Prairieburg Bank assets
Judge C. J. Hass in district court authorized J. J. Dolan and F. A. Kula as trustees to sell 8233.65 of remaining Prairieburg Savings Bank assets at public auction. The sale set for August 25 at 10 a.m. at Frazier and Rees Law Offices in Anamosa. Notes totaling 5380.66 and judgments 2830.86 make up the main assets.
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Prairieburg Bank
C. J. Hass
J. J. Dolan
F. A. Kula
Prairieburg Savings Bank
Frazier and Rees
Anamosa
Iowa Unemployment Official Visiting Cedar Rapids
N. P. Soe of Des Moines, field representative of the Iowa unemployment compensation council, is in Cedar Rapids for a week or more. He will consult with firms or individuals on unemployment compensation or contributions questions. Call the Iowa State Employment service office at 9164 to reach him.
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N. P. Soe
Des Moines
Iowa Unemployment Compensation Council
Cedar Rapids
Du Pont Plans Erection of Clinton Plant for Film
E I du Pont de Nemours announces a new cellulose film plant at Clinton Ta to be built on a tract near the Chicago and North Western tracks and the west Mississippi river. The facility will employ about 500 workers with 75 percent from Clinton and will cover large space under one roof. An engineering crew will survey Clinton soon as preparations begin for a multi million dollar investment.
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Wilmington
Del
E. J. du Pont de
Mississippi River
Chains of Balloons To Send Up For Cosmic Ray Study
Chains of balloons will rise from the Omaha airport over the next ten days as Dr. Robert A Millikan and Dr. H Victor Nehr conduct cosmic ray research. Millikan, Caltech laboratory director, isolated and measured the atom. Nehr has assisted him for six years.
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Omaha
Robert A. Millikan
H. Victor Nehr
Millikan
California Institute of Technology Laboratory
Nehr
Balloon tests measure altitude, pressure and cosmic radiation
The long chain will carry a compact case of instruments for recording altitude and barometric pressure and for measuring the intensity of cosmic radiation at all altitudes through which the balloons pass. He explained the purpose of the tests here is to determine the.
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Ridor
Rudd
E.’ Dohrman
Theo
Meiholm
Wellman
Krueger
R. M. Ruffert
Waverly
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Christ
God
O. Nieting
Ae Hall
St. Paul
Paul
Communion Services
Jesus
L. O. Walper
George A. Koch
Hampton
Heiress
ST. Paul's Church
Dean George F. Kay
Don Krumm
Mount Vernon
Dennis Berry
C Avenue
Schoen
Third Ave
Mrs
Harold Bruss
Donna
East
Elmer L. Nelson
Lois Mildred Otterstrom
Galva, Il
H. R. Churchill
Milton Knudsen
Shueyville United Brethren Church
Ellis Park
Chester Powell
Virgil S. Powell
Sheridan
Wyo
Virgil
Wyoming
Sheridan Police Department
Neumode Betty
Neumode Hosiery Shop
Second Street
Free Methodist Church
6 Avenue
Eighth Street
Bishop Ormston
E. F. McArtor
Wil Hamsburg
Ohio
Iowa County
Emma McDowell
J. J. McArtor
Harry Jordan
Glenn McArtor
Noah McArtor
Charles McArtor
Enterprise
Ore
Lewis McArtor
Westbrook
Minn
McArtor
Methodist Church
James Baltz
Neff Chapel
Wellman Cemetery
Toledo
Toledo Garden Club
I. O. O. F. Hall
V. C. Norris
Earl Minard
Mae Justice
H. L. M. Bruner
Pickup
L. M. Youngman
Alice Daugherty
Frank Hinegardner
W. J. Davidson
Mary Gebhardt
Jessie Moore
Court House News
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Peek
Tarn
Rulova
Ae-yee
du Pont
Clinton
Gertain
Wereer Bros
Hollywood
UN Lee CL
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Costa Rica
Columbus
General Electric Ee
General Electric
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Belle Plaine
Center Point
Central City
Coggon
Eldora
Hubbard
Keystone
Lisbon
Newhall
Apids
Nerway
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Shellsburg
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Telede
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Unies
van Herne
Victor
Vinton
Walford
Walker
Williamsburg
Ivenings
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