Cedar Rapids Thanksgiving Service Of 1916 Ends War War
The Cedar Rapids municipal Thanksgiving and Peace Day culminated in a large 10 am Nov 26 service in a tabernacle with civic leaders from the Ad Club and chamber groups. It paused in 1916 after U S entry into World War I and revived in 1918 and 1928 with different venues.
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Cedar Rapids
Ad Club
Tabernacle
Europe
Louis Roth
David Morrison
Cedar Rapids Federation of Labor
Cedar Rapids Commercial Club
The
Chamber of Commerce
Ministerial Association
West Side Improvement League
South Side Improvement Club
16Th Avenue
Kenwood Park
Island Tabernacle
Roth
America
Woodrow
Strand Theatre
United States
City Auditorium
Veterans Memorial Building
H.M. Gage
History of the presidential Thanksgiving turkey pardon
A survey of how presidents began sparing turkeys dates to Lincoln in 1863 with Tad’s turkey Jack. It covers Vose’s 1873 gift, Roosevelt, Coolidge and Nixon era shifts, and Bush in 1989 formalizing pardons. The tradition remains a yearly photo op and two birds are often presented.
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Washington
Abraham Lincoln
White House
Lincoln
Tad
Jack
Horace Vose
Rhode Island
Vose
Girls’ Club of
Morris & Co
Chicago
Supreme Iti
Warren G. Harding
General Motors
Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
Rebecca
Harry S. Truman
National Turkey Federation
Truman
Lyndon B. Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Jfk
Dallas
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Gerald R. Ford
Frying Pan Farm
Reston
Disneyland
Mount Vernon
Ronald Reagan
Oliver North
Robert Poindexter
Reagan
Charlie
George H.W. Bush
Bush
Tom Turkey
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Wilson
W.J. Bryan
C.H. Stauffacher
S. Turner Foster
Westminster Presbyterian Church
E.R. Burkhalter
First Presbyterian
Dean Toomey
Immaculate Conception Church
Sunshine Mission
Red Cross
the Gazette
D.tannonlangton
Gmall
Barack Obama
Witman Bs
BEDE
Hope United Church of Christ
Delius
Hiawatha
Sra
Gospel Tabernacle Evangelistic & Social Outreach Center
42Nd Street
Gtworship.org
Falbrook Drive
Forvendus sworrsuuUl Pleas
Ruger
Marlin
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