Juliana's Royal Wedding Joy in The Netherlands
The article details Juliana and Bernhard's wedding day in The Netherlands with coronet, six yard train, and orange blossom garland. Procession through decorated streets features Blue Hussars, glass coach, and royal escort to the town hall. Flower throwing is forbidden and the ceremony proceeds with the deputy burgomaster presiding.
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Juliana
Netherlands
Noordeinde
Hussars
J. B
Wilhelmina
Armgard of
Lippe-Biersterfeld
Bernhard
Vanderbilt
Officers Of Ahepa Installed In Cedar Rapids Chapter
Supreme Governor Cosmos of Tipton aided by John Zanias of Ames installed William Haritakis as president of Cedar Rapids Chapter No. 194, Order of Ahepa, at Moose Hall Tuesday. Other officers included Mike Cringos vice president Tom Siamis secretary and Mike Thom as treasurer. board of governors members were Louis E Manos Nick Zambrakos Christ Maggas Mike Katsakos and Paul Costas with appoinves Mike Zervakis Jim Bellas James Chukas George Zeangos and Christ Michaliou. Past president jewel presented to Louis E Manos retiring president. Refreshments served.
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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
Sentinels
Cosmos
Coggon Pastor Accepts Charge At Shellsburg
Rev. I F Hayenga of Coggon has accepted the Federated church pastorate in Shellsburg for the coming year. He is a University of Dubuque graduate and led the Cog gan Presbyterian church for seven years. The family will live in the parsonage vacated by Rev L W Inman, and includes two children Amelia and Ralph. Ralph, a high school senior, will stay in Coggon to finish the year. Former minister Rev Inman now pastors a Baptist church in Marion. Since November Arthur Nye of Cedar Rapids has conducted services at the Federated church.
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Shellsburg
I. F. Hayenga
Coggon
Federated Church
University of
Inman
Baptist Church
Marion
Arthur Nye
Cedar Rapids
Toledo Commercial Club elects eleven directors
Eleven Toledo Commercial Club directors were elected. The slate includes Don Cronan Burns Byram K. E. Fee J. P. Walters W. A. Kaliben Dr Ira Nelson W. S. Huyck W. P. Crossman Zelic Sime Dr C. W. Maplethorpe and E. D. Springer.
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Toledo
Toledo Commercial Club
Don Cronan
Burns Byram
K E. Fee
J. P. Walters
W. A. Kaliben
Ira Nelson
W. S. Huyck
W. P. Crossman Zelic Sime
C. W. Maplethorpe
E. D. Springer
Judge F C Ellison observes thirtieth anniversary on bench
Judge F O Ellison of Anamosa, dean of the eighteenth district, marks 30 years on the bench. Since 1907 he has served Linn, Jones and Cedar counties, after a career as city official, state representative and senator. He notes long cooperation from colleagues and the public.
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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
Iowa
No November Fire Loss Over Insurance
Fire Chief E P Kohout reported Cedar Rapids November fire loss to the council. Insurance covered all but 77.50 of uninsured contents, with total losses for the month amounting to 15 177 71 dollars.
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E. P. Kohout
Cedar Rapids
Coralville Tavern Beer Permit Revoked
Coralville Mayor Owen Morgan led a council action revoking the beer permit of Mrs. Clarence Brauner in Coralville Iowa. The move, described as closing a portion of the town with out a jail, aims to prevent a wide open town atmosphere.
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Coralville Tavern
Iowa City
Coralville
Iown City
Owen Morgan
Clarence Brauner
WPA Budget Warns Of Cuts In Materials And Equipment
George J. Keller WPA administrator in Iowa told the city council that federal funds for WPA projects would be reduced for materials and equipment rentals while wages would continue to be paid in full. He urged the city to adjust its budget accordingly.
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WPA
George J. Keller
Iowa
Keller
Council Approves Raze Madison Building Contract
The city council approved a contract with J. F. Heathel and company to demolish the old Madison school and excavate for a new police station at a cost of 2343. Work will begin Friday to meet a federal grant requirement of over 56000. Subcontractor Fred Young is paid 495 50, named as Fred Jung in an earlier report.
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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 teenagers, were found bumming home from work in Mexico Missouri. Police turned them over to a probation officer who will place them with relatives in Waterloo until their parents call for them. They were kept overnight after loitering near Union Station and the parents were later located.
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Edward Graves
Dale White
Waterloo
Mexico
Stanley Jonas
Jonas
Burton
Union Station
Whisler Sentenced in Sigourney Court for Defrauding
Dale Whisler 30 of West Grove pled guilty to conspiring to defraud before Judge P J Steiger. He received three years at Fort Madison prison. He and brother Keith 32 bought furs from farmers with false checks drawn on an Ottumwa bank. Keith to Joliet penitentiary for parole violation. Emily Autzen narrowly escaped loss of his right hand in a buzz saw at his home near Williamsburg.
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Dale Whisler
West Grove
P. J. Steiger
Fort Madison
Anamosa
Whisler
Keith
Keokuk
Wapello
Mahaska County
Ottumwa
Dale
Keith Whisler
Joliet Penitentiary
Williamsburg
Emily Autzen
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