Cedar Rapids exiles in Washington plan return visits
A Washington survey shows Cedar Rapids residents and former Coe College alumni, including the Parsons, Brady, Esgate, Cook, Murray and Heiney families, visiting Cedar Rapids or planning trips home this summer and fall. Notables like Arthur E. Esgate and Ella Poe Cotton will travel, while others remain busy in federal posts or academia.
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Washington, D. C
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Iowa
Linn County
McCreas
Heineys
deBoskeys
Parsons
Marion
Josephine Carberry
Julia Carberry
Soil Conservation Service
Statistical and Research Division
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Arthur E. Esgate
Farm Credit Administration
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
E. J. Esgate
Arizona
Esgate
Edith
Helen
Public Health Service
Bureau of Customs
Treasury Department
Harriet Gibson
Bess Voris
Bess Carver
Miss Gibson
Dairy Industry
Department of Agriculture
Miss Voris
Census Bureau
Miss Carver
Cook
Howard Cook
Soil Erosion Service
Eugene Cook
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Amber Graves
Edna Graves
Blanche Cook
Representative Jacobsen
Lydia Cook
William G. Murray
Iowa State College
Ames
Joseph P. Cotton, Jr
Ella Poe
Arthur Poe
North Africa
Switzerland
Securities and Exchange Commission
Joseph Cotton
Ed Werkman
Werkman
United Press
Atlanta
D. J. Werkman
Ruth Gibson
Coe College
John Heiney
E. P. Boynton
E. P. Boynton, Mrs. Heiney
Capital
Heiney
Washington Post
Tolson
Vance Russell
Michigan
Associates
Russell
Division of Reference
The
National Archives
Coe
John T. Shirer
Cosmos
J. T. Shirer
West Virginia
H. DeBoskey
DeBoskey
Jane Hromatko
Lees
Lily B. (Jessup) Lockwood
Cyrenus Cole
W. B. Austin
Vermont
Florence Jessup
Congressional Library
Ursula Lees
History Repeats Itself in Summer News 1911 and 1936
A Cedar Rapids Gazette feature notes how 25 years apart, summer headlines mirror each other from 1911 to 1936. Clippings recount heat waves, theater and film stars Richard Carle and Edna Wallace Hopper, circuses, railroad crossing fixes, and local debates over saloon licenses and beer permits shaping civic life.
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Mercury
Charles A. Laurance
First Avenue E
Laurance
Greene’s Opera House
Edna Wallace Hopper
Richard Carle
Iowa Theater
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Fifth Street
Killian
John H. Taft
Page One News
Tuck
Morg
Cedar Rapids
Gazette
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ED Hadley
James Brady
Catholic University
B. M. Jacobsen
T. J. Brady
Douglass Parsons
Donald Parsons
Lyle Chandler
Mount Vernon
S. N. Parsons
Pauline Nase
Parsons Brothers
Federal Bureau of Standards
Frederick G. Murray
Elsie Hudson Coleman
Hudson
Walker
Ocean City
Coleman
Lloyd Thurston
Osceola
Ella Poe Cotton
Africa
Clyde A. Tolson
Federal Bureau of Education
James W. Tolson
Hillary
National Park Service
Paul McCrea
Vivian Harris
Okoboji
McCrea
S. N. Harris
Nation’s Business
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Naomi Doebel
Paris
Neip Markets
Cedar Rapids Business College
W. C. Henning
ES Sportswean Bargains
Tom Boy Sport
Ek Slits
Alice Casio
Kay
Wwtrtz
Corella
Rob Roy
Colgate
BUNTE
Whitman’s
California Pottery
Forstman
Auto Seat CO
KME
Ecru
Bemberg
Nets
Pany
S Lake
ALL & Ly