Three Cedar Rapids Couples Plan Winter Trip
Three Cedar Rapids couples will leave Tuesday evening by train to Mexico City for about three weeks. Dr. and Mrs. H L Walker, Mr. and Mrs. S W Wilder, and Mr. and Mrs. David Turner will spend time in Mexico City and Los Angeles before returning. Turner couple to Cedar Rapids while Walkers and Wilders proceed to Los Angeles.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Los Angeles
Calif
H. L. Walker
B Avenue
S. W. Wilder
David Turner
Twenty-third Street
Mrs Lehman Leads Chapter GM on American Doctor Odyssey
Mrs C V Lehman reviewed An American Doctor's Odyssey by Dr Victor Heiser at a P E O chapter GM meeting Monday evening at 1750 B avenue NE home of Mrs Ray Anderson. Twenty eight members and guest Mrs Wilbur D Kennedy of chapter DK attended. Miss Nelle Boyack assisted.
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C. V. Lehman
Victor Heiser
Ray Anderson
B Avenue NE
Wilbur D. Kennedy
Nelle Boyack
Pulis Family Holiday Visit Moves to Denver
Mrs. D J Pulis of San Francisco Calif spent the holidays with Mr and Mrs G S Pulis 1417 Fifth Avenue SE. She left Monday for Denver Colo to visit Mr and Mrs J B Pulis and their family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Pulis
San Francisco
Calif
G. S. Pulis
Fifth Avenue SE
Monaay
Denver
Colo
J. B. Pulis
Beardsley Hosts Bridge Luncheon With Out of Town Guest
Mrs. David E. Beardsley hosted her bridge club at 2149 Linden drive SE with a luncheon and bridge. Out of town guest Mrs. Alec Douglas of Cobourg Ontario attended the gathering Tuesday.
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David E. Beardsley
Linden Drive
Alec Douglas
Cobourg
Ontario
College club reading meeting with Mrs C S Lchwinn
The Thursday group meets at 2 15 p m with Mrs C S Lchwinn at 1542 Bever Avenue SE. Mrs V O Hasek Jr reviews Gold Diamonds and Orchids by William LaZarre.
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College Club
C. S. Lchwinn
Bever Avenue
V. O. Hasek, Jr
William LaZarre
Miss Jacqueline Press to graduate from McKinley High School
Miss Ruth Averill hosted a Monday evening gathering at 832 A Avenue NE in honor of Jacqueline Press who will graduate this week from McKinley High School. Bunco prizes went to Jacqueline Press and Sue Hastings. Refreshments were served. guests included Geraldine Preis Jean McFaddin Mary Anderson DeLores Carringer and Sue Hastings.
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Ruth Averill
Avenue NE
Jacqueline Press
McKinley High School
Sue Hastings
Misses Press
Geraldine Preis
Jean McFaddin
Mary Anderson
DeLores Carringer
Norden Kensington to Meet Mrs. Martin Anderson Friday
Norden Kensington will meet with Mrs. Martin Anderson at 1015 Fifteenth Street SE on Friday at 2 30 p m.
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Norden Kensington
Martin Anderson
Fifteenth Street SE
Sixteenth Birthday Party At Miriam Stehlik Home
A group of Miriam Stehlik’s classmates celebrated her sixteenth birthday Saturday at 87 Nineteenth Avenue SW. Decorations were blue and yellow, with games and dancing. Guests included Jennie Doupnik, Charldene Lorenc, Phyllis Hermann, and others. Mrs. Otto Stehlik assisted by Mrs. Charles Middaugh.
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Miriam Stehlik
Nineteenth Avenue SW
Jennie Doupnik
Charldene Lorenc
Phyllis Hermann
Anna Mae Machacek
Norma Nemec
Julia Pazour
Velma Shimek
Irene Stourac
Edna Tajzler
Irma Zahradnik
Louise Becicka
William Hanson
Donald Hollister
Earl Kee
Glenn Kirby
Robert Magee
Robert Nelson
Carl Landergott
Ladislav Mrkvicka
John Turner
Orville Schmitt
Otto Stehlik
Charles Middaugh
Sea Scouts Hold Party At St John’s Episcopal Church
Seventeen Sea Scouts of the S. S. Kiwanian attended a Monday evening gathering at St John’s Episcopal Church. Dr. C L Fenner presented a film of his Ontario hunting trip and a hot lunch was served after the talk.
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Sea Scouts
S. S. Kiwanian
St. John’s Episcopal Church
C. L. Fenner
Ontario
Junior Hadassah Meeting Set for Montrose Hotel
The Junior Hadassah group will assemble at the Montrose hotel on Wednesday at 8 p.m. The gathering invites members and interested guests to attend.
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Junior Hadassah
Montrose Hotel
Roosevelt High Seniors Dinner Dance Planned at Roosevelt Hotel
The Roosevelt High School graduating class will hold a dinner dance Tuesday evening at the Roosevelt hotel. About forty seniors and faculty sponsors Miss Harriet Sargent Miss Anna Grissel and Mrs. R F Torstenson will attend. The toast program themed Roosevelt Round-up includes Roy Shelton Loren Lake and Fred Mineck among participants. Dancing and games follow the dinner.
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Roosevelt High School
Roosevelt Hotel
Harriet Sargent
Anna Grissel
R. F. Torstenson
Roosevelt
Roy Shelton
Loren Lake
Fred Mineck
Robert Ebel
Fred J. Kluss
Local Pi Omicron Chapter to Be Installed Nationally
The Iota Epsilon chapter of Pi Omicron will be inducted into the national sorority at a Sunday installation at the Montrose Hotel. Dr. Daniel Feder will speak. charter signing and officer appointments follow, with Misses Marthella Schmidt Dorothy Meeker and Esther Smith dramatizing the insignia.
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Iota Epsilon
Pi Omicron National Sorority
Montrose
Daniel Feder
Marthella Schmidt
Dorothy Meeker
Esther Smith
Stella Sherwood
Kenwood P T A Night Brings Parents And Patrol Reports
About eighty parents attend the Kenwood P T A dads night. Mrs. Walter Berry presides as Mrs. H L Henkle reports on Camp Fire girls and Henry Houseman on the Boy Scouts. Founders day chair appointed for February. Rev J Renwick McCullough speaks on The Child and His Initiative. First graders perform songs and dances. Camp Fire girls and Boy Scouts assist.
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Kenwood P. T. A
Walter Berry
H. L. Henkle
Kenwood
Henry Houseman
M. C. Kehne
J. Renwick McCullough
Agnes Robertson
Camip Fire Girls
Boy Scouts
Franklin Junior High P. T. A. Postpones January Session
The Franklin junior high Parent Teacher Association meeting scheduled for Wednesday afternoon is postponed. There will be no meeting in January, and the February gathering will be a tea to welcome new members of the association.
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Franklin Junior High P. T. A
Association
Roosevelt P. T. A. Meeting Rescheduled for Thursday
The Roosevelt P. T. A. meeting moved from Wednesday to Thursday at 2 30 p m in the school auditorium.
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Roosevelt P. T. A
Grandma-Old Style dramatized by Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
The Cedar Rapids Woman's Club dramatic department presented Grandma-Old Style by Walter Prichard Eaton in the Crystal room of the Montrose hotel. Mrs. L. L. Owen starred as the old fashioned grandmother with Rich ard Savel as the modern son. 125 members and guests attended with Mrs. Robert E. Campbell directing.
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F. W. Damour
G. Y. Swartzendruber
Audrey Campbell
Robert E. Campbell
Bertha LeFebvre
Campbell
W. R. Foot
Chi Omega Alumnae Dinner Meeting Opens at SE Address
Chi Omega sorority alumnae will meet Mrs. C. S. Schwinn at 1542 Bever avenue SE for dinner Tuesday at 6 15 pm. Hostesses include Mrs. A. W. Meyer Miss Ardyce Woodside and Miss Wilda Burge. Coe college active chapter guests are Isabel Selden Primrose Selden Jeanne Curry and Janetta Merritt.
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Chi Omega Sorority
C. S. Schwinn
Bever Avenue
A. W. Meyer
Ardyce Woodside
Wilda Burge
Coe College
Isabel and
Primrose Selden
Jeanne Curry
Janetta Merritt
Ella Swan Circle Meets at Roosevelt Hotel
Bethany Congregational church circle led by Mrs. Irene Furman gathered at the Roosevelt hotel on Friday. Miss Jeanette Wright reviewed Spring Came on Forever by Bess Streeter Aldrich for the group.
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Ella Swan Circle
Bethany Congregational Church
Roosevelt Hotel
Irene Furman
Jeanette Wright
Bess Streeter Aldrich
Freemans Headed to Oakland for Spring Visit
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Freeman from the Roosevelt hotel depart Tuesday for Oakland California and will stay until mid April while traveling together to the West Coast.
Sigma Beta Sigma Phi meets at Montrose hotel
The Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi a business girls sorority will hold a meeting on Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Montrose hotel.
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Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Business Girls’ Sorority
Montrose Hotel
Klix Club Met at Mrs Steele's Home
The Klix club met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. H. N. Steele, 251 Thirteenth Street NW, for an afternoon gathering.
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Klix Club
H. N. Steele
Thirteenth Street NW
Extra Rail Placed On Kenwood Viaduct For Children Protection
The public improvements department added a new rail on the west side foot bridge of the Kenwood viaduct in First avenue E to keep children safe after mothers raised concerns about slips and possible falls to the tracks below. Commissioner Dave Williams announced the action on Tuesday.
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Kenwood
First Avenue E
Public Improvements Department
Dave Williams
Williams
Iowa County Court Opens Term With Grand Jury
Judge Harold D. Evans impaneled a grand jury in Marengo Iowa county Monday. Foreman Robert Parry and members Martin Doehrman Herman Frandt T. R. Hammell O G Lown Paul Oehl and Bert Popham were named. Foreclosure actions and divorc es were among last November term matters.
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Marengo
Iowa County
Harold D. Evans
Robert Parry
Williamsburg
Martin Doehrman
York
Herman Frandt
Lincoln
T. R. Hammell
Hilton
O. G. Lown
Paul Oehl
Lenox
Bert Popham
Greene
James P. Gaffney
Lucy M. Murphy
Otto W. Gode
Horace Moore Havner
Ada Dean Haver
D. H. Mueller
Anna Mueller
Frank Cook
Atlanta Cook
Helen Hahn
Leland Hahn
Barbara Joyce
S. M. Driscoll
John E. Birmingham
O. E. Jones
Effie Pierce
Arnold Walter
Ralph Walter
Embargo on Livestock and Perishable Freight Enforced
Railroads entering the flood district impose an embargo on all livestock and perishable goods. Other freight may be delayed or rejected.
City Briefs Note Illness and Appointments
City Plumbing Inspector L G Berry is ill with a sinus infection and prescriptions are delivered by Richards Pharmacy. Finance Commissioner L D Burgus was absent from city hall due to illness. Pete Olson is 65 and received a thirty day suspended county jail sentence for intoxication. Raymond Coward will speak Wednesday at 8 15 p m on a radio program for the President's birthday ball Saturday at the Memorial building. The Walther league of Trinity Lutheran church will meet Wednesday at 7 15 p m for a sleigh ride, moved up from 7 45 p m.
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L. D. Burgus
Pete Olson
Raymond Coward
Walther League of the Trinity Lutheran Church
Local motorists fined in police court
A. C. Gertsen of 359 Pleasant Drive SE received a suspended $1 fine for overtime parking. John Mac Rae of 500 First Avenue E was assessed $1 for parking with no rear light.
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A. C. Gertsen
Pleasant Drive SE
John MacRae
First Avenue E
Toddler Freddie Mack Improves After Sudden Illness
Freddie Mack two year old son of Mr and Mrs Ed Mack of 2801 Mount Vernon avenue SE was taken to St Luke s hospital after a sudden illness Monday and was reported somewhat improved Tuesday.
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Freddie Mack
Ed Mack
Mount Vernon Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids man fined for coal larceny from Rock Island
H. T. Smice of Cedar Rapids was fined 25 dollars in Justice A. S. Reed's court for larceny of coal from the Rock Island railroad. Special agent John Devin testified Smice carried a bag of railroad coal.
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H. T. Smice
Cedar Rapids
A. S. Reed
Rock Island
Smice
John Devin
Keck Delivers Lecture On Winter Birds Of Iowa
Dr Warren M Keck of Coe college spoke on Common Winter Birds of Iowa during an illustrated lecture Monday evening at the college science hall. About thirty Boy Scouts from Central Park Presbyterian Church attended the event.
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Warren M. Keck
Coe College
Iowa
College Science Hall
Boy Scouts of Troops
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Palmer to present AAA history at Triton club meeting
Ellsworth Palmer, manager of the Cedar Rapids Auto club, will show a sound film on the history and purpose of the American Automobile Association at the Triton club business meeting. The event is Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Yo Bl Grok.
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Ellsworth Palmer
Cedar Rapids Auto Club
American Automobile Association
Triton Club
Cedar Rapids Y Boys Drum Corps Practice Tonight
The Cedar Rapids Y Boys drum corps and band meet for practice at 7 15 tonight at the Y M C A.
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Cedar Rapids Y Boys
Y. M. Coa
Sharpshooter holes window at George Stone residence
George Stone reports an air rifle shooter plugged a front room window at 9120 Avenue NW on Monday about 6 15 p m. Stone recalls two prior window breakages in the same manner two weeks earlier.
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George Stone
9120 Avenue NW
Stone
Kenwood Presbyterian Plans Evangelistic Campaign
Committees of Kenwood Presbyterian Church will meet at the manse 3324 First Avenue E Wednesday at 8 p.m. to plan a personal evangelistic campaign. The Rev C H Hook of Central Park Presbyterian Church will address the group and discuss plans.
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Kenwood Presbyterian Church
First Avenue E
C. H. Hook
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Mizpah Lodge to Host Hugh Mossman Talk
Hugh Mossman of Vinton will speak on Our Obligation at Mizpah Masonic lodge on Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Masonic temple. The program includes music and refreshments. All Master Masons are invited.
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Hugh Mossman
Vinton
Mizpah
Army Officer to Speak at Reserve Officers Class Tonight
Major Walter A. Meyer will address the reserve officers class at 7:30 tonight in room 204 of the federal building. He replaces Captain Frank La Rue and speaks on corps area organization and mobilization. The session is open to all army officers.
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Walter A. Meyer
School of Instruction
Seventh Corps Area
Omaha
Neb
Federal Building
Frank la Rue
Army
Newsies Attend Paramount Theatre Treat
Sixty five Gazette newsboys led by street circulation manager Alex Fidler visited the Paramount theater Monday evening. They enjoyed scenes from The Plains man and were impressed by Buffalo Bill Cody and Wild Bill Hickok in frontier history, thanking Manager John Krier for the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsies
Paramount
Gazette
Williams and Hunting Seeks Stairway Move on First Street
The Williams and Hunting company requests city permission to relocate its exterior stairway thirty feet north facing First Street SW. A new entrance will be built as part of a front redesign for its office building, with the stairway set on city property beside the sidewalk. the matter was sent to the public improvement department by the city council Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams and Hunting Company
First Street
Public Improvement Department
Two Cars Found Another Stolen
H M Gill of Marion asked Cedar Rapids police to help locate his car after a theft Monday from the lot at First Street and Fourth Avenue SE. The car is missing and authorities continue to investigate.
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H. M. Gill
Marion
Cedar Rapids
First Street
Fourth Avenue
Two Scouts to Receive Eagle Honors at Cedar Rapids Court
Henry Houseman Jr of Troop 8 and George Prastka of Troop 11 will be awarded Eagle Scout medals at a Cedar Rapids area court of honor this evening at 7 30 at Benjamin Franklin high school. Prastka, a 10A student at McKinley high, led Troop 11 outdoor activities and earned the bronze paddle on a northern canoe trip. Houseman, a former Columbus, Ohio scout, is a metallurgist for LaPlant Choate and lives at 132 Thirty-second Street NE. The event includes multiple honors for other scouts, merit badges, and Palm recognitions.
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Henry Houseman, Jr
Kenwood P. T. A
George Prastka
Louis A. Prastka
Mount Vernon Avenue
Peoples Church
E. I. Copeland
Cedar Rapids
Benjamin Franklin High School
Scout Prastka
McKinley High School
Scout Region 10
Camp Waubeek
Houseman
Columbus
Troop 8
LaPlant- Choate Company
Thirty-second Street
University of Scouting
Chester S. Johnson
Kiwanian
Nelson C. Dreier
Area Court of Honor
Leroy Swiser, Jr
Jackson Yeast
Don McCune
John French
Jimmie Israel
Charles Montanaro, Jr
P. W. Shive
George Kosek
Richard Emerson
Robert Smith
David McGuire
Henry Ristedt
George van Deusen
LeRoy Kling
Arlo D. Bates
Walter Thousand
Tad Jones
Ellis Lambertson
Justin F. Cook
Ray Thomas
Thomas Chukas
John Brice
William Thompson
Robert Bitzer
Earl Heath
Bruce Ingels
Edward Klekar
Richard Sundberg
Wilbur Young
W. O. Schultz
Lawrence Jedlicka
Kenneth Hansen
Leo Carney
Robert Ford
Robert Gourley
Craig Webb
John Thousand
Thomas Marsh
Tom Shive
Mount Vernon
L. C. Grover
Kenneth Cornell
Scout
N. Harold West
Board of Review
Arthur P. T. A
Stolen Cars Recovered Near Rock Island Bridge
A black car with red wire wheels reported stolen Monday by W. E. McConkey of 1205 First Avenue FE was found abandoned near the Rock Island railroad bridge Monday evening. Another car owned by Earl Wood of 626 Sixth Avenue SE, reported stolen Saturday, was found wrecked on Mount Vernon Avenue SE late that night.
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W. E. McConkey
First Avenue FE
Rock Island Railroad Bridge
Earl Wood
Sixth Avenue SE
Mount Vernon Avenue SE
Foxhound Delivers Puppies At City Hospital Nursery
A tired foxhound enters the Washington University Medical Clinic in St. Louis in September 1936 and, under veterinary care, gives birth to six puppies in the maternity wing. Dr. J W Lawrence directs the care as staff nurses assist the animals like human mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington University Medical Clinic
St. Louis
J. W. Lawrence
Wife's Promotion Puts Husband In Ridiculous Light
AY RS. K. notes a wife who promotes her husband, making him look dependent and ridiculous while seeking credit for his successes. The reader seeks help handling financial worry and joint budgeting for their children, urging a calm discussion and a planned allowance to support school needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AY RS. K
Ambiguous Note Suggests School Needs Could Spare Nagging
A fragment implies a person could be set aside for school needs and spared from what seems like unwanted nagging. The text hints at prioritizing education while reducing persistent pressure. No clear names or places are given.
Dear Miss Manners Advice on Dating and Friendship
A reader thanks Miss Manners for advice on dating and says choosing a pal as a friend feels more pleasant than being sentimental. The columnist replies that natural, unaffected manners leave a good impression and wishes further visits.
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Miss Manners
Excess WPA clothing sent to flood victims from Linn county
Linn county responds to WPA appeal for flood relief by donating 849 items from the county WPA sewing project. The shipment includes twenty seven article types such as dresses, overalls, jackets, and towels. Local distribution will resume next week, with 50 mackinaws sent to Des Moines for onward transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
WPA
Ohio River Valley
Elmer Seevell
Marion
Board of Supervisors
Alice Ferber
Ferber
State Project
Des Moines
Relatives in Flood Zone Tie Clergyman Caulder to Lexington Area
The Rev. S. J. Caulder of Bethel A M E church has relatives in flood zones. His sisters Hattie Caulder and Priscilla Wheeler live in Lexington addresses while his brother Dan Caulder and Emma Ruffin family reside in Cincinnati Walnut Hill. Hattie Caulder telegraphed to Fred Perkins in Lexington that she was safe and no flood hit Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Caulder
Eighth Avenue
Bethel A. M. E
Hattie Caulder
Priscilla Wheeler
East
Eddie Street
Lexington
Dan Caulder
Seventh Street
Emma Ruffin
Monfort Street
Walnut Hill
Cincinnati
Fred Perkins
Eighth Avenue SE
Iowan Among Bus Wreck Survivors
Miami authorities investigated a fatal bus wreck 35 miles west of the city that killed 17 and injured 16. M R Evans of Red Oak Iowa survived despite not being able to swim, escaping through a bus window and keeping his head above water until rescue. The bus, en route to Tampa from Miami, plunged into a canal beside the Tamiami Trail, sinking in 12 feet of water with only one corner visible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Vis
Here
M. R. Evans
Red Oak
Tampa
Insurgents Attack Madrid Road and Rail Link
Massed insurgent ground and air forces attacked Madrid's southern road and rail lines for three hours on Tuesday. Government militiamen claimed to have driven the attackers back to Sesena west of the railway station. Fascist infantry and cavalry, a dozen tri motor bombers and twenty pursuit planes, plus ground batteries and what El Sol called German infantry, took part in the assault on the railway station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Defense Council
Sesena
el Sol
Thirteen Candidates In Iowa City Primary
Iowa City sets February 22 primaries with thirteen nominations. Five Democrats seek the mayoral nomination: J. J. Carroll M. P. Lumsden Raymond Sedive Grover Watson and J. J. Willard. N. J. Alexander is the Republican mayoral nominee. Arthur O. Leff faces C. L. Zager for the police judge position.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
J. J. Carroll
M. P. Lumsden
Raymond Sedive
Grover Watson
J. J. Willard
N. J. Alexander
Well educated men and their wide vocabularies
The remark notes that librarians biographers engineers and editors possess extensive vocabularies. It estimates a working knowledge of not less than fifty thousand words among educated men.
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Woman’s Club
Dramatic Dept
CHI Omega Alumnae
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Oakland
Kenwood Viaduct
Judge Evans
LUX Toilet
LUX
City Plumbing
L. G. Berry
Richards Pharmacy
Major Meyer
Boy Scout Court of Honor
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Thomas Grayston
Damon H. Gardner
William Kennedy
Jack Pilgrim
Henry Hauseman, JR
Thompson Photos
By Albert Payson
Terhune
Foxhound and Store
Mary Manners
He Growls
John B. Gurnee & Son Morticians
Cedar Rapids, Tows
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