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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1947
Page
15
A mixed notice lists lost and found items including identification bracelets and a feather belt, then shifts to a public notice from the Board of Directors of the Senco District of Newhall. It cites land parcels, sections, and dates for a meeting on January 20 1940 and notes a designation of the town and districts involved.
A public ceremony at 8 15 p m at Mercy hospital school of nursing will cap 15 nursing students marking their shift from preliminary to freshman status. Sister Mary Barbara Ann oversees with Sister Mary Boniface assisting as students Rita Menster to Genevieve Crock are named. The Rev Julius Olinger serves as master of ceremonies and Rev G J Tophael delivers the address.
Joseph Hartl elected treasurer of the Czech National Cemetery association at the annual meeting. Suchomel reelected. Kubovec vice chairman. Janeba recording secretary. Stastny financial secretary. Hlubacek on the executive committee. Czenarsky Spolek hosts a Friendly party January 19 at ZCBJ hall for members and Czech literature lovers. Sokol activities are planned including a March visit by Vavra, a February district volleyball meetup, and a Chicago Sokol Slot in June with over 100 Czech athletes. The CSA drill team will initiate new members January 19 with supper and a film showing. Junior lodges plan a joint rabbit supper Monday evening. The play Uncle Tom’s Cabin, postponed, is scheduled for February 7.
Classified page offers auto services from Rapids Chevrolet on 11th Ave East and a crowded mix of shops and services including Sears Roebuck, Jack's Store, jewelry and watch retailers, a beauty salon, and various trades. It notes job openings, hauling, plumbing, painting, and general labor, with street references and telephone lines for scheduling.
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