Hoover sites celebrate 90th NPS anniversary with free admission
West Branch events mark the 90th anniversary of the National Park Service establishment. Free admission to the Herbert Hoover National Historic Site and the Hoover Presidential Library Museum with 45 minute guided tours at 10 11 and 1 2 and 3 pm. Videos highlight NPS sites in Iowa and Hoover's life while Junior Ranger booklets and badges engage children 5 to 14.
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Hoover site ties to Cedar Rapids revival and Hoover heritage
The article notes a Cedar Rapids revival in 1909 that converted about 3 000 people as part of a larger claim that Sunday’s story inspired conversion of over 1 million Christians. It mentions the Clermont Historical Society and the State Historical Society of Iowa sponsoring related events. The Herbert Hoover National Historic Site in West Branch preserves Hoover childhood buildings and gravesites with daily visitor hours posted.
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Clermont show captures spirit of early evangelists
Two famous early 20th century evangelists Billy Sunday and Gypsy Smith are depicted in a Sunday 2:30 p.m. performance at Union Sunday School in Clermont. Steve Story of Hawkeye wrote the script and will accompany singers on the Kimball organ celebrating its 110th anniversary, with revival teams and temperance ladies.
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Public Safety Crime Report Cedar Rapids Aug 12–18
The Cedar Rapids metro area crime report lists multiple incidents by date and location. Robbery occurred Aug 18 on First Avenue, while burglary entries include Aug 16 on Grey Wolf Drive and Chapel Road area, among others across several blocks and streets.
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Weapons Permits Issued in Area Counties
The county sheriffs issue concealed weapon permits to residents. The list names new and renewal holders including John Rose, David Mitchell, Justin Stone, Suzette Donley, Steven Hanson, William Parson, Ramona Heller, Jill Wemimont, William Thomas, and John Neuhaus among others. Renewals cover many names such as James P. Bunting, Larry D. Cherveny, Rob ert H. Hass, Steven E. Heisman, and Carl Belding.
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Robert H. Hass
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Melissa M. Pollitt
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Robert L. Schwab
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Suzette Donley
Steven Hanson
Terry Bengston
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John Dillon
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David Dunakey
Lloyd Hahn
Lawrence Johnson
Randall Klever
Matthew Koohy
Donald Kress
Jerald Latwesen
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Dell Mills
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Margaret Peterson
Robert Peterson
Jerald Pipho
Sue Stilwell
Wayne Venem
Roger Schmidt
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Kent A. Bowden
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Anthony M. Dietiker
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Aaron Edward Bodenstein-Brown Born in Dubuque
Sara and Jake Boden steiner Brown of LaMotte welcomed Aaron Edward Bodenstein Brown born July 24 at 6 41 a m. The Gazette invites birth announcements from area parents and provides forms at Cedar Rapids or Iowa City offices.
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Readers are urged to report news tips to The Gazette via Cedar Rapids line at 398-8254 Iowa City line at 389-3155 or the toll free 1-800-397-8212 for public alerts and confidential information sharing.
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