Cedar Rapids area city briefs and notices
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Courthouse Veterans A U Auxiliary Plans Officer Install
The Courthouse Union Veterans Auxiliary 22 of the Sons of Union Veterans will hold officer installation Thursday at 1 p.m. in room 106 of the YMCA Rapids, southeast of Cedar. Also: local court notes include forgery cases with sentences and suspended terms. district X-Ray meeting set for Wednesday at St Luke’s Hospital with Dr. J H Lahnes. Senior Men’s Christian Club meets Tuesday at 1 30 p.m. at the YMCA with District Judge Warren Rees as guest speaker.
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Cedar Rapniversary
R. W. McLeod
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Union Veterans—Auxiliary
Sons of Union Veterans
Cedar
Ymca Rapids
Henrikson
St. Luke’s Hospital
J. H. Lahnes
Arraignment Slated In Bad Check Case
Edward L. Teslik faces arraignment on charges of uttering a false bad check for 20.20 dollars at a Cedar Rapids supermarket on November 27. The case was continued after a court appearance, with restitution ordered for the check. The scene included Community House events and a judge guiding the proceedings.
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Vuure Walaus
Lewis
Cedar Rapids
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New Mexico
Mardene Feiersen
Seventh Street
Elizabeth Bender
Boyd Community House
Howard McLaughlin
Linn
Shorewood
Edward L. Teslik
First Avenue
Teslik
Citizens To Be Watching Citizens To Be Watching
Citizens and consumers operate under notice of meetings and payoffs as local groups plan conferences and elections. The Chamber of Commerce Consumers Bureau will meet at noon Wednesday in the Roosevelt hotel to elect new members and officers.
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Merchants—Executives Committee
The
Central Retail Merchants Bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce
Montrose Hotel
Consumers Bureau— Business
Consumers Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt Hotel
Three Masonic Orders Install Officers in Joint Ceremonies
Three Masonic bodies including Trowel chapter 49 RAM and Palestine Council 27 R and SM will install officers at joint ceremonies Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Temple. Robert B Rowell will be installed high priest of Trowel chapter and David B Tower will become illustrious master of Palestine council. Other Trowel officers named include Max Fitzsimmons king James W Schultz scribe Louis E Cullinay treasurer Vernon W Benda secretary Dr Russell F Shater chaplain James Borschel captain of the host Charles R I Keller principal sojourner Glen W Brehm royal arch junior deputy A Lyle Hinton Bruce Boland a past master existing. Installation of officers for the second veil followed by Crescent Holder master of the first lodge. Palestine council officers to be installed include John N Steel principal conductor of work Harry G Wayne Roberts senior deacon Hoyt treasurer Vernon W Benda recorder Elmer A lageacon Richard D Alder Hedin chaplain Robert B tof senior steward Vernon Rowell captain of the guard Charles L Eoff Joey Larson marshal Charles M Teeman steward Ross R Groves sentinel John G Rayburn was installed last week as worshipful master of Crescent lodge AF and AM. Installing officers were James Kelly installing officer Louis Cullman installing marshal Elmer Hadin Wayne Schneringer Joseph Carper Edwin Klouda and Harley Steele as installing secretary.
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RAM
Palestine Council
R and SM
Masonic Temple
Trowel Chapter
Max. Fitzsimmons
King
James W. Schultz
Louis E.cullinay
Vernon W. Benda
Russell F. Shater
James Borschel
Charles RI. Keller
Glen W. Brehm
Coyal Arch
Jeaptairy A. Lyle Hinton
Bruce Boland
Charles W. Harvey
James T.jheld
Crescent Holder
Veil
Ross R. Groves
Richard J. Check
Richard M. Bucy
Henry E. Kunz
William M. Schneider
Arthur T Stivery
John N. Steel
Harry G. Wayne Roberts
Dea
Carcin
Charles M. Teeman
James Kelly
Louis Cullman
Elmer Hadin
Wayne Schneringer
Joseph Carper
Edwin Klouda
Harley Steele
Defendant Wins In $85 000 Accident Suit
A Linn district court jury ruled in favor of the defendant after a week-long trial in an $85 000 accident suit. Agnes R. Delay, administrator for the estate of Louis R. Fair and plaintiff, did not receive damages. Defendant Arthur R. Kudart administered the estate of Gordon Henrikson.
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Linn
Agnes’ R. Delay
Louis ‘R. Fair
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