Major United Light Stock Sale Reveals Midwest Utility Deal
Public disclosure shows Chase National Bank sells 42 percent of United Light and Power to a trusts group linked to J. and W. Seligman Field Glore Harrison Williams and others. Buyers include American Cities Power and Light Tri Continental and Blue Ridge, with distribution details undisclosed. United Light spans Illinois to Wisconsin and operates Cedar Rapids gas and rail assets. Moving picture houses in St Catherine accept starling and crew legs for tickets.
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NEW York
Chagé National Bank
United Light and Power ‘Company
Midwest
J. and W. Seligman and Company
Field, Glore and Company
Harrison Williams
American Cities Power and Light Corporation
Electric Shareholdings Corporation
Tri-Continental Corporation
Selected Industries
Blue Ridge Corporation
Seligman
Chicago Corporation
Field, Glove and Company
United Light
Chase Bank
Koppers
Mellons
U. S. and International Securities Corporation
Dillon, Read and Company
Chase
Continental Shares Company
Cyrus Eaton
Cleveland
Ohio
United Light and Power Properties
Ilinois
Iowa
Kansas
Michigan
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Texas
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Moving Picture Houses
St. Catherines
Ont
Starling
Crew
McKinley And Franklin Highs Prepare Senior Plays
McKinley and Franklin high schools will stage senior plays Saturday at 8 p.m. at their auditoriums. McKinley offers Nothing But The Truth directed by Miss Ina Hibbard with leads Ben Carnes and Ruth Bunce and a supporting cast. Franklin presents It Pays to Advertise with a separate production team handling tech and costumes as listed.
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East Side
McKinley
Franklin
Ina Hibbard
Ben Carnes
Ruth Bunce
Frank Long
Allan Thompson
James Taylor
George Webby
Helen Masha
Sylvia Rompot
Alma Womacka
Arlene Skersick
Don
It Pays To Advertise Franklin play at local theater
A farcical stage production directed by Geraldine Green centers on a truth telling partner and a bishop upbraiding a get rich scheme. Walter Fitt enworth leads a cast including Dorothy Snouffer and Homer Stone in a plot about a soap heir and his pursuit of ambition through a rival company.
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Geraldine Green
Dorothy Beals
Betty Ringsmuth
Walter Fittenworth
Meriwyn Pollins
James McBaith
Dorothy Snouffer
Homer Stone
William Knickerbocker
David Munger
Robert Petranek
Phyllis Lowe
Maurice Bostwick
Memorials and Openings Mark Gazette Page Notes
Obituary notes Henry M Giberson dies at 75 in local hospital. Strand theater manager appointed. Opera and church visits announced including Mrs Soboda and Mrs Buffington, Miss Bernice Ladd, and Rev Bren speaks. New Hus Memorial church dedication and Second Avenue bridge opening headline Cedar Rapids items. Pawnee Cereal company sale announced and W G Loftus seeks Republican aldermanic nomination in third ward.
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Thomas M. Giberson
Superior Court
Henry L. Davidson
Strand Theater
E. M. Soboda
I. A. Buffington
Chicago
Edgemore Woman’s Club of
William McCabe
Georgia
Greene’s
Opera House
New Hus Memorial Presbyterian Church
Ninth,avenue
Seventh Street
W. L. Barth
Oskaloosa
Bakersfield
Calif
Joseph: Bren
Hopkins, Minn
Presbyterian Church
Greene's Opera House
Frank Rubins
Los Angeles
Second Avenue
Cedar Rapids
W. G. Loftus
Washington Odd Fellows and Rebekah Officers Installed
Joint installation Tuesday night named Paul Harvey and Mrs. Joe Schlabaugh as installing officers. New Odd Fellows include Lloyd Gray Doyle Garrard J. H. Campbell M. D. Lee Roy Stewart Frank Schneider Elwin Gardner Charles Murdock Cloyce Horsey Oscar Jugenheimer Ralph Zeck Bert Campbell George Jarrard Howard Baker John Erlenbush John W. Davison. Rebekahs include Doris Zeck Ka tona noble grand Mrs. Walter Gardner Oral Mayo M. D. Lee Oscar Jugenheimer Georgia Musil Vivian Humston Hugh Boyd Clyde Gray J. H. Campbell Floyd Murdock Mrs Ralph Zeck C A Rueksam Mrs Harold Gray John Witteman.
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Washington
Odd Fellow
Rebekah
Paul Harvey
Joe Schlabaugh
Laura Moffit
Wellman
Ralph Zeck
Odd Fellows
Lloyd Gray
Doyle Garrard
Noble Grand
J. H. Campbell
M. D. Lee
Roy Stewart
Frank Schneider
Elwin Gardner
Charles Murdock
Cloyce Horsey
Oscar Jugenheimer
Bert Campbell
George Jarrard
Howard Baker
John Erlenbush
John W. Davison
Floyd Murdock
C. A. Rueksam
Harold Gray
John Witterman
Selfish Mother Hinders Girl Career Hope
Ellen considers leaving her new job to please her complaining mother. The piece portrays parental selfishness blocking a daughter's independence and career prospects. It includes a Miss Manners column excerpt urging social adaptation and intact reputations among girls and boys.
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Fellen
Ellen
Advice on navigating friendships and social circles
The text urges balancing relationships with girls and boys, noting that clever social skills help you make friends with girls while maintaining your existing male friendships. It reads like practical guidance for social harmony.
Mount Rose Weather Station Sits Atop Nevada Summit
The Mount Rose weather station in Nevada sits at 10 800 feet and hosts automatic instruments that can run two months without attention. A moving sheet records the measurements as they are collected.
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United States
Mount Rose
Nevada
Notice of administrator appointment in Linn County Iowa
Notice is hereby given that on this day of January 1936 William Lepach was appointed administrator of the estate of Jakub Klepach, late of Linn County, deceased. All indebted persons must pay promptly and those with claims must file them with the Linn County Clerk's office, Iowa, authenticated, through attorney F M Kubicek.
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State of
Iowa
Linn County
Jakub Klepach
Linn’ County
Towa
William Lepach
F. M1. Kubicek
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Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Marion City
Walter Fillenworthes
Lasswell
America
Bell System
IRN Bell Telephone Company
Mary Manners
Miss Manners
Miss Manner
Canty Lee
Mitoga
Hitt
Killian’s
Killian
Dobbs
Colgate
Lifebuoy Health
Ivory Guest
Tessoro
Castile
Woodbury
Wrisley
R. ‘Louis
Jergen
Marshall’s
Amelia
DeVans
Razor
Barbara Bob
Kolynos
Ipana
Montrose Coffee Shop
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