Eugene Pinney Shines in Cedar Rapids Loyalties Play
Eugene M. Pinney delivers a standout performance as Jacob Tiwisden in Cedar Rapids Community Players Loyalties at 104 Fifth Street NE. J. L. Cooper as De Levis draws the loudest applause with a forceful defense of Jewish honor, while Verna Silka and Gladyce Getz show strong presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Tiwisden
Eugene M. Pinney
Cedar Rapids Community Players
Fifth Street NE
John Galsworthy
England
New York
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Arthur Davison
Butler
Ferdinand de Levis
Captain Dancy
Charles Winsor
Dancy
de Levis
J. L. Cooper
Verna Silka
Margaret Orme
Gladyce Getz
Gordon DeLay
Fred Petrick
Harry Concannon
Ricardos
Reuben Smith
Lord
Lord St. Erth; Kenneth Kent,_as Edward Graviter
Ray Plamadore
General Canynge
Virginia Wallace
LeRoy Farmer To Entertain Men En Route To Convention
J LeRoy Farmer hosts five executives en route to Des Moines for the Iowa Nebraska Canners convention. Guests include Ed Epsten of Epsten Lithographing Co Omaha Neb George S Thacker of Continental Can Chicago Albert Jacobs Continental Can Chicago L H Mann Chicago freight chief and E G Thompson Downing Box Milwaukee. Farmer will host a dinner tonight and accompany guests to Des Moines Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa-Nebraska Canners Association
J. LeRoy Farmer
Ed Epsten
Epsten Lithographing Company
Omaha
Neb
George S. Thacker
Continental Can Company
Chicago
Albert Jacobs
L. H. Mann
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad
E. G. Thompson
Downing Box Company
Milwaukee
Farmer
Iowa Nebraska Canners Association
Eastern Iowa superintendents visit city December 12
School superintendents from eastern Iowa towns with populations of 3 500 or more will meet December 12 as guests of Supt Arthur C Deamer for an inspection of the local school system Day and evening meetings are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Arthur C. Deamer
Snow removal cost city nearly $5000 as work runs down
Commissioner Frank K. Hahn reported about 5000 dollars spent from Friday to Tuesday on snow removal including payrolls, trucks, and plow operation. A 400-man crew shoveled early, reduced to 60 as cleanup continued, eight plows operated and ten of 30 trucks remained in service.
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Frank K. Hahn
Hahn
Two Day Scout Cubbing Course At Cedar Rapids
A two day National Scout council Cubbing course led by Charles F. Smith will be held at the Roosevelt hotel with sessions Wednesday and Thursday. University of Scouting programs at Coe college move to Tuesday with talks by Dr. Carl Stiles and W. V. Allen plus a lineup of regional scouts and a mothers luncheon.
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University of Scouting
Coe College
Roosevelt Hotel
Charles F. Smith
National Scout Council
Carl Stiles
W. V. Allen
Waterloo
National Scout Council For
Iowa
John B. Turner
Cedar Rapids
Smith
Local Socialist Candidate Claims No Campaign Funds Spent
Stanley P Roberts, former Century Engineering worker and Socialist candidate for secretary of state, reported no expenditure for his campaign in the January filing. He cited lack of personal funds, saying he was among millions affected by the system. He currently works at a Moline farm machinery factory.
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Stanley P Roberts
Avenue
Dispatch
Des Moines
Roberts
Century Engineering Company
Moline
Des Moines Dispatch
Final Date Set For Vets To File Adjusted Compensation
Mrs Metta Burd executive secretary of the Linn County chapter of the American Red Cross warned Monday that the final date for former service men to file applications for adjusted compensation is January 2 1935. Bonus certificates can be obtained only when these applications are filed. They are based on service credits.
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Metta Burd
Linn County
The
American Red Cross
Organ Recital at Coe Wednesday Evening
Catherine M. Adams presents a midweek twilight organ recital Wednesday at 5 p.m. in the T. M. Sinclair Memorial chapel on the Coe campus. The public is invited. The program includes Bach and Mendelssohn items and a hymn Reverie.
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Catherine M. Adams
T. M. Sinclair
Coe
Miss Adams
Ambrosio Kraft Adagio
Mendelssohn-Whitine
C . Coos Matthews
10-20-30 Years Ago In The Gazette Summary
Cedar Rapids infant deaths fell 53 percent from 1919 to 1923 due in part to Public Health Nursing work. Harold Griffin named captain of Iowa U football for next season. Sioux City sees ten inches of snow causing traffic delays. School board president Luberger expects a high school stadium by fall. Rubins travels to Colorado and western states. Mayor Roth calls contract system unfair. proposes city bids or in-house work. Russian advances near Cracow. French gains in Alsace. Coe freshman basketball captain Yuill chosen. Judge Cook recovering in Des Moines. George B Rugh on business trip to Milwaukee. Mike Ford completes paving contract at Oelwein. The Peerless Kellar performs at Greene's Opera House. Thieves fail to pry open Justice Ball's office.
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Cedar Rapids
Public Health Nursing Bureau
Harold Griffin
Sioux City
Iowa U
C. F. Luberger
Charles Rubins
Colorado
Roth
Cracow
Alsace
James Yuill
Coe
J. C. Cook
Des Moines
George B. Rugh
Milwaukee
Mike Ford
Oelwein
Coe Students Return Monday Despite Storm Delays
Despite snow and blocked roads Coe College students returned to Cedar Rapids Monday after Thanksgiving break. Most arrived late but none missed the day, with a few missing one or two classes receiving single cuts. Malcolm and Warren Ludy endured a lengthy drift stay near La Porte City before making it back to campus by interurban travel, with a farm visit letterer assisting later.
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Coe
Cedar Rapids Monay
Malcolm Ludy
Warren
T. M. Sinclair Company
Cedar Rapids
LaPorte City
LaPorte
la Porte City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eugene Pinney
Naomi Doebel
Arthur Shepherd
Inspector Dede
Robert Barr
Winsor
Donald Zook
Dede
Max Hahn
G. Allen Wilson
C. Louis Fontana
Howard Hoff
W. Temple Taylor
BY Claude Callan
Daisy
Jim
LeRoy Farmer
Kayser
This
Malden
Mane
Catcher
Smith Brothers
H. G. Fussell
Opt. F
Okinow
Pat
Wedar Rapids
Craemer
Rain Capes
First Avenue
Craemer’s
Sterling
Ian
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