Straight whisky Leads Iowa Liquor Sales in November
Iowa liquor stores sold 65,278 gallons of liquor in November with straight whisky accounting for 27,180 gallons or 41.6 percent. Bourbon and rye totaled 26,697 and 483 gallons respectively while blended whisky reached 18,333 gallons. other categories include gin 12,094 and champagne 119 gallons. Dorothea Richardson of Westmorland England models 150 paper and clay birds, preserving their scale.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Liquor Control Commission
H. M. Cooper
Commission
Mrs. Helen Swett Funeral Set for Saturday
Funeral services for Helen Frances Swett widow of Dr. Percy W. Swett will be held Saturday at 2 30 p.m. in Beatty chapel Rev A A Brooks presiding body to be sent to Ellenville New York Swett died November 29 funeral delayed for relatives no flowers requested
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Helen Frances Swett
Second Avenue SE
Percy W. Swett
Beatty Chapel
A. A. Brooks
Ellenville
N. Y
Overcoats Needed for County Work Relief Men
Miss Cora Jacobs county relief director appeals for old overcoats mackinaws or jackets to outfit men on outdoor county work relief. She notes the $8 monthly per person allowance for a four member family with increase per extra member cannot cover winter outerwear. Donors may call the county relief office at 26131. foremen will arrange pickup.
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Cora Jacobs
Cedar Rapids Couple Marriage Licenses Listed
Raymond Earl Lemon and Elaine Clouser of Cedar Rapids. Wilber L. Spencer and Ethel Sanders of Cedar Rapids. Gilbert Keith Franklin and Phyllis Mabel Geiger of Cedar Rapids.
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Raymond Earl Lemon
Elaine Clouser
Cedar Rapids
Wilber L. Spencer
Ethel Sanders
Gilbert Keith Franklin
Phyllis Mabel Geiger
Make This Model At Home Pattern 1946 by Anne Adams
Anne Adams pattern 1946 offers a cozy pajama style blouse and trousers with a shirtwaist line. Sizes 12 to 20, size 16 needs 4 yards of 36 inch fabric. Includes illustrated sewing steps and pricing for book 15 cents, book with pattern 25 cents. Order via Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department in New York City.
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Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Stokowski Asked To Reconsider Philadelphia Resignation
The Philadelphia Orchestra board faces a run to decide whether to ask Leopold Stokowski to revoke his resignation set to take effect December 26. Stokowski cited deep-lying differences with the board and the trustees' inability to replace Arthur Judson as executive director.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Orchestra
Leopold Stokowski
Stokowski
Arthur Judson
Gulf Coast Octopus Drives Swimmers From Waters
In Houma Louisiana residents ban children from swimming after a medium sized octopus, claimed as possibly the first of its kind taken in coastal waters, was fished by a shrimper and put on display to warn locals of danger from deep sea denizens.
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Houma
Louisiana
Henning Reappointed County Engineer in Anamosa
George Henningsen was reappointed Jones County engineer by the board of supervisors at a salary of 2400 dollars. Previously he served as engineer at Osceola Clark County before coming here two years ago. Mr and Mrs Roscoe Easterly were rehired as steward and matron of the county home for another year.
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Anamosa
George Henningsen
Jones County
Board of Supervisors
Henningsen
Osceola
Clark County
Roscoe Easterly
City Briefs and Personals Highlight Local Events
Firemen answered a 10 p.m. alarm for Robert Sadilek’s 1623 B avenue NE home as furnace smoke filled the dwelling. Moray L. Eby of Coe College will speak December 13 in Council Bluffs for a banquet honoring area high school football squads. Miss Esther Copp of McKinley High rushes home to care for ill sister Emma Copp in Wheatland Iowa. Harmon R. Taylor and Walter Neal families travel for illness and return after visits in Omaha. Eby and co Captains Green and Saccaro spoke at a Nov. 27 Estherville football dinner. Snowstorm disrupts plans.
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Robert Sadilek
B Avenue NE
Esther Copp
McKinley High School
Wheatland
Emma Copp
Council Bluffs
Moray L. Eby
Coe College
Eby
Harry Green
Batista Saccaro
Estherville
Local speaking engagement announced for Clear Lake
Ed Eby, Green and Saccaro are set to fill a speaking engagement at Clear Lake on November 26. The event details include speakers and venue information for community attendees.
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Ed Eby
Green
Saccaro
Clear Lake
University lecturer to speak on Reconstruction at Presbyterian meeting
Prof George Haskell of the University of Iowa College of Commerce will discuss Present Day Problems of Reconstruction at a 6 15 dinner meeting of the First Presbyterian Men s club in the chapel. Music will be provided by Grant High School students and the First Presbyterian choir.
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George Haskell
University of Iowa College of Commerce
First Presbyterian Men’s Club
First Presbyterian Chapel
Grant High School
First Presbyterian Choir
Manion Released After Warrant Teaches City Exit
Mike Manion aged 38 of 5200 Avenue NE was arrested Thursday on a vagrancy warrant and sued by Justice A S Reed. He was released Friday on condition he leave the city, with Manion stating intent to head to Des Moines.
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Mike Manion
Avenue
Justice A. S. Reed
Justice Reed
Manion
Des Moines
Admission Granted for Government Hospital Treatment
A patient secured admission to a government hospital for essential medical care. The move enables access to treatment and ongoing care under public health provisions.
Krogh Elected Noble Grand Of Cedar Rapids Lodge 141
H P Krogh was elected noble grand of Cedar Rapids lodge No. 141 I O O F on Tuesday evening. Other officers include W H Hoffer vice grand M P Mally recording secretary A E Francisco financial secretary A C Donahue treasurer and J F Fisher trustee for three years.
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H. P. Krogh
Noble Grand
Cedar Rapids
W. H. Hoffer
M. P. Mally
A. E. Francisco
A. C. Donahue
J. F. Fisher
Mike Risk Opens New Food Store in First Avenue
Announcement in today’s Gazette describes the opening of the Risk Food Store at 1334 First Avenue East. Mike Risk is proprietor, and the shop offers fresh vegetables canned goods and meats with a complete stock.
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Risk Food Store
First Avenue E
Mike Risk
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