Juliana and German prince wed in royal Amsterdam ceremony
The Netherlands crowns a new royal couple as Juliana and Prince Bernhard marry in a grand town hall procession. Bridesmaids and groomsmen precede the royal coach, with the queen and royal relatives in attendance under winter banners and marching regiments.
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Netherlands
Noordeinde
Hussars
Juliana
Wilhelmina
Armgard of
Lippe-Biersterfeld
Bernhard
Vanderbilt
Judge F C Ellison Observes Thirtieth Anniversary On Bench
Judge F C Ellison of Anamosa marked thirty years on the bench Thursday in Cedar Rapids. Since 1907 he has served Linn Jones and Cedar counties, beginning at the Linn county courthouse in Marion. He recalled cooperation from colleagues and the public as key to his long service.
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F. O. Ellison
Anamosa
Eighteenth Judicial District
Cedar Rapids
Ellison
Linn
Jones
Cedar Counties
Linn County
Marion
Wyoming
Jones County
Cedar-Jones
Knights Templar
Own
Ahepa Installation Names Cedar Rapids Chapter Officers
Supreme Governor Cosmos of Tipton assisted by John Zanias of Ames installed William Haritakis as president of Cedar Rapids Chapter No. 194, Order of Ahepa, at Moose hall. Officers named include Mike Cringos, Tom Siamis, and Mike Thom as. board of governors members were Louis Manos, Nick Zambakos, Christ Maggas, Mike Katsakos, Paul Costas. appointees were Mike Zervakis, Jim Bellas, James Chukas, George Zeangos, Christ Michaliou. Refreshments followed the ceremony.
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Speros Cosmos
Tipton
John Zanias
Ames
William Haritakis
Cedar Rapids
Moose Hall
Mike Cringos
Tom Siamis
Mike Thomas
Board of Governors
Louis E. Manos
Nick Zambrakos
Christ Maggas
Mike Katsakos
Paul Costas
Mike Zervakis
Jim Bellas
James Chukas
George Zeangos
Christ Michaliou
Cosmos
Louis Eanos
Coggon Pastor Accepts Charge At Shellsburg
The Rev. I. F. Hayenga of Coggon accepts the Federated church pastorate in Shellsburg for the coming year. He graduates from the University of Dubuque and has led the Presbyterian church at Cog for seven years. The parsonage will be the former home of Rev. L. Inman. Hayenga has two children, Amelia and Ralph, with Ralph a Coggon high school senior remaining to finish the year. Former minister Rev. Inman now serves at Marion's Baptist church. Since November Arthur Nye of Cedar Rapids has led Federated church services.
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Shellsburg
F. Hayenga
Coggon
Federated Church
University of Dubuque
Presbyterian Church
Cog
L . Inman
Amelia
Ralph
Inman
Baptist Church
Marion
Arthur Nye
Cedar Rapids
Toledo Commercial Club Elects Eleven Directors
Eleven directors for the Toledo Commercial Club were elected. The slate includes Don Crow Burns Byram K E Fee J P Waiters W A Kaliben Dr Irael son W S Huyck W P Cross man Zelic Sime Dr C W Maple thorpe and E D Springer.
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Toledo
Toledo Commercial Club
Don Crow
Burns Byram
K. E. Fee
J. P. Waiters
W. A. Kaliben
Iraelson
W. S. Huyck
W. P. Crossman Zelic Sime
C. W. Maplethorpe
E. D. Springer
November Fire Loss Falls Within Insurance Coverage
Fire Chief E P Kohout reported Cedar Rapids November fire damage totals. No insured building or contents loss occurred, uninsured losses reached 77.50 dollars, while overall the month’s total loss was 15 177.71 dollars, insured fully except for the uninsured contents.
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E. P. Kohout
Cedar Rapids
Coralville Tavern Beer Permit Revoked by Council
Coralville Iowa City's suburb revokes the beer permit of Mrs Clarence Brauner after a council vote led by the young mayor Owen Morgan, stating the town will not be wide open. The move reduces local tavern access in the town with out a jail.
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Iowa City
Coralville
Owen Morgan
Clarence Brauner
WPA Cuts in Iowa Funds for WPA Projects in 1937
George J. Keller WPA administrator in Iowa warned the city council that federal funds for materials and equipment would be reduced in 1937. Wages would continue, but the budget must cover material purchases and equipment rentals for WPA projects.
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WPA
George J. Keller
Iowa
Keller
Council Approves Madison Building Demolition Contract
City council approved a contract with J. F. Heathel and Co. to raze the old Madison school and excavate for a new police station. The $2,343 job starts Friday to satisfy a federal grant condition of over $56,000. Subcontractor Fred Young is paid $495.50. earlier reports misnamed him as Fred Jung.
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J. F. Heathel and Company
Madison
Heathel
Fred Young
Young
Fred Jung
Waterloo Boys Held Here For Their Parents
Edward Graves and Dale White, both minors, were taken from Waterloo to a probation officer after telling police they were returning home from work in Mexico Missouri with an uncle of one of the boys. The youths stayed at the station overnight and were later released to relatives in Waterloo until their parents call for them. Police traced the boys’ parents after returning them to the station.
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Edward Graves
Dale White
Waterloo
Mexico
Stanley Jonas
Jonas
Burton
Union Station
Whisler Sentenced In Sigourney Court
Dale Whisler, 30, of West Grove, pled guilty to conspiring to defraud and received a three year sentence at Fort Madison. He and brother Keith used false checks to pay for furs from farmers in Keokuk, Wapello and Mahaska counties. Dale’s wife and baby and Mrs. Keith Whisler attended the hearing. Keith will be sent back to Joliet penitentiary after breaking parole.
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The
Gazette
Sigourney
Dale Whisler
West Grove
P. J. Steiger
Fort Madison
Anamosa
Whisler
Keith
Keokuk
Wapello
Mahaska County
Ottumwa
Dale
Keith Whisler
Joliet Penitentiary
Farmer FACES Buz Saw Accident Near Williamsburg
Emil Autzen, living a mile east of Williamsburg, narrowly escaped losing his right hand when a buzz saw struck as his hand slipped. His thumb was severed at the joint and his palm and little finger badly cut. He was taken to the local hospital.
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Williamsburg
Emil Autzen
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Coralville Tavern
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