North Central Y.M.C.A. Area Staff Meets in Cedar Rapids
North Central area council staff from Iowa Minnesota North and South Dakota and Wisconsin met in Cedar Rapids to discuss spring recruiting conferences in Minneapolis Milwaukee and Des Moines and plans for 1938 budget program and an April 8 to 10 assembly in St Paul A board meeting will review small town outreach and student policy with annual 1937 reports and a Cedar Rapids joint meeting with the local board planned including a banquet.
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Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Des Moines
North Central
Y.M.C.A. Council
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids
North Central Area
Iowa
Minnesota
North and
South Dakotas
Wisconsin
Association For 1938
St. Paul
Guy V. Aldrich
Lester Howard
S. D. Miller
Elmer Ott
John H. Hoff
C. Stanley Lamb
Gerald R. Patton
Mabel Brown
Ruth Bertschy
North Central Area Board of Directors
Y.M.C
Glenn Named Head of Omaha Junior Chamber Aviation Unit
William F. Glenn of Omaha son of Mr and Mrs W D Glenn 1037 Fifth Avenue SE Tuesday was named head of the Omaha Junior Chamber of Commerce aviation committee Glenn not a pilot or student flyer but interested in aviation He was a Cedar Rapids Gazette carrier and has worked for the Omaha Printing Company for two years He moved to Omaha three years ago and attended Immaculate Conception School in Cedar Rapids
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William F
Bill” Glenn
Omaha
W. D Glenn
Fifth Avenue
Omaha Junior Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee
Glenn
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Omaha Printing Company
Immaculate Conception
Cedar Rapids
Waltonians Hear Report On Fish and Game Meeting
A Waltonians meeting at the Y M C A heard Earl North Cedar Rapids attorney summarize a Des Moines fish and game division report. Rabbi David Polish was absent due to illness and will speak later. Plans were set for a Waltonian Frolic at the 7 C B D hall Friday night.
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Fish and Game Division
State Conservation Commission
Des Moines
Earl North
Cedar Rapids
David Polish
Temple Judah
C. B. d. Hall
Twelfth Avenue
Third Street SE
Notch or Warning on Authority to compromise indebtedness
In Linn County Iowa District Court the receiver D W Bates asks authority to compromise debts of Wes Staskal and Mary Staskal totaling 9910 to 1855 in interest as of January 12 1938. A hearing is set for February 2 1928 at Cedar Rapids Court House. creditors may appear to contest the application.
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Notch
Waring
Indebternuss
District Court of Iowa
Linn County
D. W Bates
State of
District Court
Towa
D. Burnes
Iowa
Iowa State Savines Bank
Cedar Rapids
Wes Staskal
Mary Staskal
Cedar Ranlds
Walter RR. Hutchinson
Joseph Mekota
Iowa State Savings Bank
City Briefs and Persons in Cedar Rapids
The Iowa Volunteers meet at the Montrose hotel tonight at 8. Townsend club No 4 gathers Friday at 7 30 p.m. A board of adjustment meets Friday at 3 p.m. in city hall. A T Burrows was fined for parking in a prohibited zone. Finance Commissioner Burgus missed the city council session due to illness. Preston was fined for failing to stop at a stop sign. Florence Lesinger improving after illness. Prof C Ward Macey of Coe college to speak Friday noon at Roosevelt hotel on public debt. Raymond Coward to speak Friday at 2 30 p.m. on the President's Birthday ball. Craemer's department store buyers in New York returning this weekend. Bond payments totaling 2187 25 approved by city council. Rock Island train 19 from Chicago arrived eight hours late due to a washout near Bureau.
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C. Ward Macey
Coe College
High Twelve Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Rock Island
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Bureau
Fire Fighters Honor Nationwide Broadcast by A L Alexander
The Cedar Rapids fire department was notified Thursday that A L Alexander would dedicate a nationwide broadcast at 8 30 p m Friday central standard time to the International Association of Fire Fighters. Several sources confirm the event and its support for the union.
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International Association of Fire Fighters
Cedar Rapids Fire Department
A. L. Alexander
Fire department guests on NBC red network program
New York City firefighters will be guests on a half hour program broadcast over NBCs red network. Harry Peddicourt of Syndicate Clothing won 50 dollars for the best Mt Rock overcoat window display in a December contest for cities under 100000. The body of David F Baer was electrocuted at a Grand Mound substation and brought to Cedar Rapids. Funeral arrangements are pending. Cedar Rapids Elks No 251 will meet Friday at 8 pm. Fel 11 meeting postponed to Feb 16 for Elkdom anniversary. Fun night for members and ladies starts tonight on the third floor with prizes from the club.
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New York City
Harry Peddicourt
Syndicate Clothing Company
Adler-Rochester Clothing Company
Rochester
Mt. Rock
David F. Baer
Linn Boulevard
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Grand Mound
de Witt
Turner Mortuary
Cedar Rapids
Man Receives 30 Day Jail Term For Assault Charge
Tra Hook twenty, of 604 Fifteenth Avenue SW, pled guilty to assault and battery in Justice Watsabaughs court after a complaint by Mr and Mrs James Cave of Oxford Junction. Hook was sentenced to 30 days in county jail with twenty days suspended. The incident occurred at the Hook home last Saturday in the Caves' presence.
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Tra Hook
Fifteenth Avenue SW
Hook
Stepdaughter of Rheba Crawford Believed death by own action
The body of Elizabeth Splivalo age 28, stepdaughter of evangelist Rheba Crawford Splivalo, was found in a San Francisco hotel room. Police say she killed herself after a period of illness. Her father was the late Ray Splivalo and her stepmother was a former associate pastor at Angelus Temple in Los Angeles.
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San Francisco
Elizabeth Splivalo
Rheba Crawford Splivalo
Broadway
Ray Splivalo
Aimee Semple McPherson
Angelus Temple
Los Angeles
Blood Test for Drunk Driving Discussed by Iowa Prosecutors
A brief mailed to Iowa county attorneys by the State Safety Council argues blood tests in driving while intoxicated cases do not violate self incrimination rights. It compares blood testing to fingerprinting and identification requirements, noting courts uphold these practices amid accusations of incrimination.
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DES Moines
Attorney General’s Office
Iowa State Safety Council
Fire causes $1500 loss with undetermined cause
Fragmentary text notes a fire causing about 1500 dollars in damage and states the cause is undetermined. It also oddly describes lamprey fish feeding internally on prey and a graphic image of bones remaining in large fish and cats.
Marriage Licenses for Randak and Korsmo in Cedar Rapids
Ralph M Randak and Gladys Korsmo both of Cedar Rapids received marriage licenses. Decorai home of Leo Bruener in Burroak north of De Corah burned Thursday morning.
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Ralph M Randak and
Gladys Korsmo
Cedar Rapids
Decorai
Leo Bruener
Burroak
Decorah
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Y. M. Area Council
Dean
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Montrose Hotel
Townsend Club No 4
Superior Court Room
Board of Adjustment
A T Burrows
Maplewood Drive
L. DD. Burgus
Preston
Harvard
H. R. Churchill
Florence Lesinger
Ninth Avenue SW
Raymond Coward
Memorial Coliseum
WMT
N P
Craemer
J. C. Tormey
F E. Long
Ruth Sweeney
Amy O’donnell
Craemer's Department Store
New York
D. F. Baer
Rheba
Crawford
Henry J. Roelofs
Size Regulars
Young
Laskin
First Avenue
Melton
Sherman
Hotel Sherman
Buddy Rogers
Rea
Nile
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