Missionary Talks Press China Need and Juvenile Work
Miss Frances K. Bement urged sending better American movies to China and praised education and gospel work amid Manchurian tensions. Lena Vort discussed juvenile problems and training schools. officers and resolutions were elected, and clerical sermons for Lent outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances K. Bement
Shaowa
China
Union Missionary Society
Missionary Societies
Marion
Christian Church
America
Manchura
Formosa
Japan
Ao Girls
Miss Bement
Jesus
WE Fisher
Elda Kemp
Mark Shockey
Presiden
W .J Grassfe'd
Christian Churchice
Pres
F J Hardenbrook
Congregational Church
Howard Titus
The
Methodist Church
John Elis
Baptist Church
H O Allen
Fred Lang
Vogt
Rose Wilcox
J Biddle
Lena Vort
Linn County
Local grocery ad lists butter flour sale prices
Readable fragments show 1 lb Fancy Creamery Butter at 19¢ and Omar Flour in 49 lb sacks priced at $1.15 with a 5¢ license promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunkist
Pillsbury’s
Local clubs hold meetings and community updates in Marion
The article notes multiple Marion events including Sorosis and Conference club meetings, new members Mrs C A Ward and Miss Opal Gray, a March 13 meeting at Miss Emma Klein, and Mrs Ralph Seager in charge. It mentions residents Ill and recovering Mrs Clara Reiter and others moving, plus high school basketball in Springville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Ward
Opal Gray
Emma Klein
Ralph Seager
Nevah Prior
Sorosis Club
A .A. Hardin
Seventeenth Street
Sandburg
Lindsay and
Bynner
Cuban Bombings May Herald Revolution
Three large bombs exploded in Havana as Cuba marked Independence Day. Police detained Bartolomé Mas after liquid fire bombs were found. A second blast hit Bedado suburb, small bombs shook Centro Asturiano, and a sugar mill fire near Manzanillo left the machinery house intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
Mexico City
Bedado
Centro Asturiano
National Casino
Santiago
Jibacoa
Manzanillo
Hawkeye and Fayette Speakers Win Honors
Hawkeye won two first places in the sub county declamatory contest held Wednesday night. Raymond Webber Mayette won first in the oratorical class Vincent Mogle. Waucoma second Irene Renwick Hawkeye first in dramatic Leota Ode kirk Randalia second Jewel Hen rie Noel Bacon Ran aaha second The county contest will be held at Fayette early in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeye
Raymond Webber
Mayette
Vincent Mogle
Waucoma
Irene Renwick
Leota Odekirk Randalia
Jewel Henrie Hawkeye
Noel Bacon Ranaaha
Fayette
Waltonians Retain Officers of Year
More than 125 Waltonians gathered at the Boy Scout cabin in Mount Vernon Avenue for the annual meeting. Officers were reelected: A. J. Smith president, J. I. Meredith and A. G. Brown vice presidents, A. C. Norton secretary, F. E. Drew treasurer. A 10 member board of directors was named and plans were announced for the fish nursery project and a Camp Conservation well drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucia Mae Smith
A. J. Smith
J. I. Meredith
A. G. Brown
A. C. Norton
F. E. Drew
George W. Taylor
E. J. North
O. P. Moody
R. A. Greenawalt
Leo Powell
L. F. Vane
Ed Koutzky
Paul O. French
E. A. Hazelton
C. J. Mikesh
Brett Dishong
City Briefs And Personals Timeline Of Local Happenings
Ellen P Abrahamson left for Pasadena California. Coe college band tour organizers plan a Saturday noon meeting at the Chamber of Commerce. Camp Wapsie Y Booster club meets Saturday at 9 30 am at the Y M C A with sponsor Ted Ord. Miss Helen Vorpah 14 of Shelsburg underwent an emergency appendectomy at St Luke's hospital with favorable outlook. Pan Crean Union of America Cedar Rapids will meet Sunday at 3 pm with members from surrounding cities expected. Tv A Larson fined 2 dollars for parking near a hotel entrance. Frank Pesek convicted of intoxication fined 25 dollars after arrest on Feb 17 and six days jail awaiting hearing. Miss Ruby Scheneberger obtained permit to build dwelling at 236 Fifteenth St NW contractor Jerry Liba. cost 3700 for dwelling 200 for garage. Shoes stolen from Joe Risk shoe shop entry gained by breaking front glass. no fire found after checks by Captain Fred Simon. Fire company No 5 checked neighborhood near 517 Second St SW then responded to hedge fire on Thirteenth Ave and Second St SW owned by P Serbousek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Scheneberger
Fourth Avenue
City Building Department
Fifteenth Street
Jerry Liba
Joe Risk
E& Avenue NW
Fred Simon
No. 2
Kluss Addresses High Twelves on George Washington
Grant high school principal Fred Kluss spoke to the High Twelves Friday about George Washington. He had given a similar talk to the Kiwanis club earlier in the week calling Washington a mixed figure praised as a great man in American memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kluss
Washington
Fred Kluss
Grant High School
High Twelve Club
George Washington
Kiwanis Club
McKinley Junior High Pupils To Give Plays
McKinley Junior High pupils will present a program of three one act plays in their school auditorium Friday night at 8. The program features student written and directed pieces with attention to dramatic effort and school activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Junior High
Ten Junior High Pupil Reads From Minneapolis List
A Minneapolis junior high teacher offers ten titles for young readers including The Secret of The Cavern an adventure The Lost Letter a mystery and Norahs Mixup a comedy aimed at reluctant readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Norah
Laposky Transfer Of Life Estate In Cedar Rapids Property
Frank J. Laposky transfers to Clara and Mae Lundon an 8 by 30 foot portion of block 40 Hulls Fourth Addition Cedar Rapids life estate of Loretta Lundon with value noted as $1 and consideration. Date 2-15-33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Laposky
Clara
Mae Lundon
Wdo
Hull
Cedar Rapids
Loretta Ee Lundon
Waterloo lawyer seeks infantry officer reserve commission
Horace E. Pike of Waterloo appeared at the 349th infantry headquarters in the federal building Friday morning for an examination for appointment as second lieutenant in the infantry officers reserve corps. The board consisted of Captains Frank N. Mallory Willard L. Hayes and C. D. Hedburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace E. Pike
Waterloo
349Th Infantry
Federal Building
Infantry Officers Reserve Corps
Frank N. Mallory
Willard L. Hayes
C. D. Hedburg
Suthers to Return to San Diego After Leave
B W Suthers son of Dr and Mrs W A Suthers 1406 Sixth Avenue SE will return Sunday to San Diego to rejoin the U S S Biddle crew. He was called home due to his mother's illness. Handcraft class for 7 to 13 year olds meets at city hall Saturday at 9 30 am under Natalie Schoen. Children should bring orange or apple crates for doll houses bird houses or bird feeding stations. About twenty have entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W Suthers
W. A. Suthers
Sixth Avenue SE
Playground Commission
City Hall
Ang
Natalie Schoen
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Marion News
Frances Bement
Will Grassfield
Eldora
Mitchellville
Camp Fire
Boy Scouts
Y. M. CA
W. H. Bridwell
Bridwell
John M Walters
James D Pope
E. A. Beeson
E. E. Parsons
Peoples
C E Drummond Weham
EL Grassfield
Third Ward
H O Youngs
Fourth Ward
Councilen
C E Krog
St Pau S Evangeliial Lutheran Church
Judas the Apostle
Trantor
Caiphas
Piotr
Herod the Seeker
Barabbas
Jesus the Crucified
Progressive Club
Woman's Progressive Club
Dry Creek
Harold Peterson
Floyd Emmons
Virginia Ann
John Duke
Albert Stevenson
Dorothy Wetzel
Hazel McEnany
J R Starry
Floyd Rick
Lydia Gillmore
Margaret Wood
Europe
Young People's Meeting
Jessimine Rundquist
Lincoln School
P G. Harlan
Mary Orelda Reiter
Iowa City
Clara Reiter
Mary Orelda
A A Schenken
A. E. Granger
Glenn Kinser
Ivanhoe Club
Joe Roeder
Kope’s
Royal Anne
Lic
Mike Cira
Aree
Balster’s
Leibsohn
Sanborn
Robb Ross
Gladness
Kellogg’s
Lim
Weie Lie Ie
Saeeee
Lee
Miller's Corn
Royal Laundry
ERS
Hk Care
Lowe’s Garage
Marion, Iowa
Iowa
University Hospital
John Haeussler
Mount Vernon
Marion High School
Springville
C.J Biddle Fadas
George C Miler
Sixth Avenue
T A. Cunningham
Anna McCurley
Multon Prouty
Conference Club of the
Christian Endeavor
Rustlers
the Baptist Church
Raymond Eckhart
Westey Dennis
Ashley Smith
Wesley Dennis
Boston
Marion’s Bargain Center
Fieming
Waltonians
Ellen P. Abrahamson
Pasadena
Calif
Jones Sausage
Hladky’s
Citizens Committee
Coe College Military Band
Washington D. C
Chamber of Commerce
We Y.M. C. A
Ted Ord
Helen Vorpah
Shelsburg
St. Luke's Hospital
Pan-Cretan Union of America
Fraternity of
A. Larson
Roosevelt Hotel
Frank Pesek
Justice
G. S. Lightner
Second Street
Thirteenth Avenue
P. Serbousek
Riverside Feed Mill
Frank Patek
14Th Ave
A. Pipal & CO
16Th Ave. W
Dial
Wilson
Wilson Shankless
Hans
Black Hawk
Zelezny
Mt. Vernon
Polehna Bros.& CO
Sixteenth Avenue
Folda’s
Cash and C Grocery
Arry
16Th Ave
Phi
Pipal
Gazette
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