Parties and Picnic Precede P O Clerks Convention in Cedar Rapids
A gala weekend of pre convention events is planned for the Iowa State Federation of Post Office Clerks in Cedar Rapids. Activities include a carnival dance at Hotel Roosevelt honoring Gil bert E Hyatt and a Monday night convention banquet with Henry C Wyman as guest speaker. A golf event Sunday morning at Ellis links precedes a 1 30 pm picnic at Ellis park duck pond and a baseball double header.
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Iowa State Federation of Post Office Clerks
Cedar Rapids
Post Office Clerks
Women’s Auxiliary
Federation of Rural Letter Carriers
Hotel Roosevelt
Gilbert E. Hyatt
Washington, D. C
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Mr. Hyatt
Roosevelt Hotel
Henry C. Wyman
Division of Post Office Service
Ellis Links
Ellis Park
Local Chapter Officers Named for Convention Host Duties
Mrs. Carrie Kouba chairs the arrangements with Mrs. Cordelia Miller as secretary and Mrs. A A Bagley and Mrs. Donald McKin lay. C C Blough leads the rural letter carriers convention program. Local officers serving as host include Conrad Stookey president Eldred Bender vice president C R Ingram secretary and W E Kee treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Kouba
Cordelia Miller
A. A. Bagley
Donald McKinlay
C. C. Blough
Conrad Stookey
Eldred Bender
C. R. Ingram
W. E. Kee
Coe Men Qualify In Marksmanship At Fort Snelling
Twelve of Coe's ROTC cadets at Fort Snelling qualified in rifle marksmanship with 30 caliber rifles at 200 300 and 500 yard ranges earning sharpshooter and marksman ratings. Other cadets and 45 University of Iowa cadets also qualified with various medals and honors.
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Fort Snelling
Minn
Coe
R.O.T.C
Bernard L. Smith
Raymond L. Smith
Gordon D. Kaye
Fay R. Hanold
George C. Hoffner
John J. Henna
Richard K. Preston
Victor R. Hurka
John F. Palmer
Kenneth P. Patton
George K. Nelson
Matthew C. Stewart
University of Iowa
George W. Willoughby
Bedford W. Burriss
Frank W. Turner
James A. Angel
Marion E. Harris
Robert S. Ross
Milton R. Morgan
Roscoe E. Klinger
Max M. Sturdevant
John H. Hild
William E. Mineck
Joseph P. Connelly
Walter L. Crampton
How
ROTC Camp Produces Wide Roster Of Qualified Shooters
From the university and several colleges, an Iowa ROTC camp reports a large group of qualifiers. Ten experts, nineteen sharpshooters and 116 marksmen came from the overall program including Shattuck school St Thomas military academy South Dakota State college North Dakota Agricultural college and the University of North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ard L. Hamilton
William G. McClanahan
Robert H. Schulz
Henry A. Soucek
Joe M. Kelley
Morris R. McCleary
Robert H. O’brien
Edward B. Hickey
Herman J. Schmidt
Roland H. Thornblum
John E. Donahey
Ivan M. Shradel
Charles M. Strack
Charles L. Trowbridge
John D. Keil
Warren H. Carr
John W. Sheen
James T. DeVoss
Ferman H. Croskey
John W. Willard, Jr
Robert C. Gesell
Roy E. Wagner, Jr
Robert E. Mahnke
Clinton H. Moyer
Marion E. van Hemert
Ronald R. Hardy
Robert G. Pasley
Robert W. Lamson
Earl S. Browning, Jr
Howard E. Lee
Clyde E. Herring, Jr
Sam Shulman
University
Petition to permit dairy retinning shop faced resistance at hearing
Ed Kouba and Mrs. Frank Kouba seek to lease 3102 Mount Vernon avenue SE for a dairy equipment retinning shop in a commercial zone. Neighbors opposed the plan during a Board of Adjustment hearing Wednesday afternoon, as officials await city attorney guidance on applicable classification. The board granted a rehearing for F. H. Keyser, 2031 Washington avenue SE, after he was refused permission to enclose his front porch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Kouba
Frank Kouba
Mount Vernon Avenue SE
Board of Adjustment
F. H. Keyser
Washington Avenue
Board Denies Rehearing and Several Variances
Keyser sought a rehearing as only three of five members were present at the prior hearing. Four members attended the latest session. Lumer Lorence and George Farmer opposed the variance while Vernon E. White and L. C. Knolk supported it. A Worthington Streeter at 1724 Avenue NW failed to secure a second after Knolk motioned to grant the 6 by 15 foot rear store addition at 1109 Ellis Boulevard NW. The board also unanimously denied Mrs. A W Van Vleck at 704 Thirty-second Street NE to enclose her existing front porch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyser
Lumer Lorence
George Farmer
Vernon E. White
L. C. Knolk
Worthington
Avenue NW
Ellis Boulevard NW
Knolk
A. W. van Vleck
Thirty-second Street
Newspapers Dominate Department Store Advertising Share
New York reports that department and specialty stores in 1935 spent most publicity on newspapers, taking 64 cents of every advertising dollar. Other outlets include display 11, advertising payroll 8, all others 5, direct mail 3, production 5, miscellaneous media 4, radio 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Boston
Advertising Federation of America
J. B. Wallach
New York Sun
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The
Paramount
Armory
W. W. Harvey
Omaha
W. F. Koenig
National Womens’ Auxiliary
O. A. Knapp
J. A. Lewis
Walter Valliere
Theodore Neilson
W. D. Elder
Poor PA
Claude Callan
George
Warnin
Super-Shell
Shell
Glorius
Frances Denny
Gilbert
Emerson
Dorothy Gray
Lucian Lelong
Grace
Newman
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