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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1933
Page
8
Unclear OCR text describes a roof and attic fire at Gillan Lore with mentions of wall debris, utilities, and a person named Charles Karna near Piet Street. Details are fragmented and uncertain about cause, timing, or damages.
Fragmented OCR text reports a Sowa News in Brief item with local school pageant details naming numerous individuals, churches, and events. The legible parts reference Sengenes school, Miss Lora Eherling, Bleryt Muerring, and Otana Maertow amid scattered names and places.
A Wednesday evening event at a rural home featured various attendees including Mira Vie Aeller Mia tila Petecert and Walter Vilele. The gathering included speeches and a light matinee, with several guests noted for witty remarks and hospitality.
Fragmentary report lists numerous personal names and a public gathering. Mentions Mae Marshall Cheaase and Vinita Belleight among attendees. No clear event type or location established from the readable text.
The article lists multiple local organizations meeting midweek at various homes and churches. Notable names include Mrs Altart Anton and Mrs Join Lailer with the Beangeleal AIA society, plus officers Miss Helen Frank and Dale Coburn in the Missionary res Vennes group. Delegates from the Adventists and other societies attend forthcoming conferences in Independence.
Calamus utr and Mrs Juilous Petersen entertained the W W club last week with five hundred. Honors went to Mrs Art Orewe Mrs Pinter and several others. Officers named include President Mrs John Pinter Vice President Myre Wago Gretble Secretary and Treasurer Sir A Greve. Mr and Mrs Otto Gretble hosted a birthday gathering.
Fragmentary OCR yields names, places, and numbers with no clear event. It mentions rivers, towns, and individuals in a garbled mix, offering little coherent narrative or outcome to summarize.
Fragmentary text lists numerous personal names, families, and places with no coherent event or date. It mentions individuals such as Mary Webber, Willns, Mia Hielwed kala, and Leona Anne Mie, among many others, alongside possible family ties and locations.
Unclear OCR text describes a series of social events at homes in Missouri, referencing gatherings hosted by Mrs Hert Wallmaker Weilenday and Mrs Julia Waanmaker, with bridge games, dinners, and missionary society meetings in Chillicothe, Crom Marenge high school, and surrounding areas.
Sliced OCR reads: Mire D Zentmirs as president and Charles Sills as vice president. Vira A R Broan is secretary. Mrs WR Bow is treasurer. Mrs Carre Carson is literature secretary. Mrs Henry Goce is membership secretary. Franke Brider is secretary of the white cross sewing. W 2 Geott led the millinery class with Mrs Prankie Bricker Miss Stargaret Bent and Mrs Helen Paine assisting as vocal guests.
Wilton Junction notes report Lucile Kaufmann daughter of Sir and Mrs Fred Kaufmann More torrmship married Grant W Graham son of Mr and Mrs Nel vin Graham of luscatine at Rock Island Methodist church parsonage with Miss Louvae Penrose and Earl Jones as attendants. A wedding dinner followed at the groom's home and they will live in Muscatine. Mrs Margaret Agnes Connell daughter of Mr and Mrs J D Connell Bloomington township married Raymond A Bermel son of Mr and Mrs Peter Bermel Bremtland township at St Mathian church Muscatine with acolytes John and Thomas Filer and attendants Miss Irene Connell and William Hoy. A wedding breakfast followed and the couple will reside on the bridegroom's farm in Sweetland township after March 1. Mr and Mrs Frank Darting entertained at dinner in honor of Mr and Mrs Edward C Kepke of Muscatine on their seventh wedding anniversary.
Wapello Presbyterians hosted a farewell for Mr and Mrs R M Davie in the manse, with Mrs Davie receiving a gift and delivering an original poem. Western Ridge Sunday school teachers held a Valentine party and dinner, while other events featured Mrs Lihen Hack and Mr Paral in organized duties.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Clarence Revenheny and members of the ime brAidery elukoinet at the Vernereetinn home with Mra iarin Modleet and Mra freeman entering Mre Kentri¢e Pen neieroth as a Vialbor.
Shelby County Board of Supervisors announced a request to Governor for a $14 619 loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to fund relief projects. The move aims to support ongoing relief efforts in the county.
In Auburn Alabama Mrs Mollie Henry won one dollar after a jury ruled she was made to walk six miles when a bus failed to pick her at the correct stop. The suit claimed she was forced to endure the long hike to reach a business location.
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In 1933 a boy named Charlie Blanz,loving his black mongrel Bum, fears his stepfather and a possible death sentence for Bum over a missing license. A social worker intervenes, the stepfather learns more, and Bum is saved restoring the family harmony.
A Chicago suburb tale follows a boy named Charlie and his dog Bum as they flee a brutal stepfather. With pennies in hand they improvise a tepee dwelling from a blown advertising sign and scraps, while Charlie finds odd jobs to feed them and keep Bum safe. Neighbors grow curious. an officer arrives as the shelter's fate hangs in the balance.
Major tobacco firms cut wholesale prices triggering a race to 10 cent cigarettes. Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co and United Cigar Stores adopt new pricing as Axton-Fisher and other brands introduce low mood 10 cent cigs in New York City.
A list of Sunday services across Marion churches. Baptist Rev William Bridwell leads morning worship with sermon topics on spiritual weaponry. Catholic Masses at St Joseph. Christian Rev Conley J Biddle hosts morning sermon on The Supreme Gift. Congregational Rev H G Allen notes Lincoln birth anniversary address. Free Methodist Rev Mark Shockey with services and midweek prayer. Methodist Episcopal Rev John M Walters with sermon Speech to the West.
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