Seventeen Free Acts at Cedar Park Fourth of July Show
An open air vaudeville program of seventeen acts will headline Cedar Park's Fourth of July celebration. Ed Hardy hosts with Frank Caine at the piano as the American Legion Hanford post sponsors the free event with performances from Norma Jean, Bud Rissler, Rainbow trio, Dick and Eddie, Miss Maria, Miss Marja, June Green, Miss Eve, Edna Mae, Dick Moore, Evelyn and Elaine, Mary Jane Hubbard, and a sword dance finale. The park program runs 3:30 and 7 p.m., followed by Legion events and fireworks. Parking is arranged on thirty acres across First Avenue from the park with traffic rerouted to the Y park. Highway 161 will be diverted to facilitate the celebration.
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Ed Hardy
Frank Caine
Cedar Park
Hanford Post
American Legion
Norma Jean
Bud Rissler
Rainbow
Eddie
Miss Maria
Marja
Atlanta
June Green
Eve
Risslers
Rainbow Trio
Legion
First Avenue
First 1 Avenue
Ypark
Marion
Highway 11
Free parking ground lines up with Washington High plan
The board of education approved city use of the Washington High School property south of the building for a free municipal parking area under a traffic safety commission program. A crescent shaped paved street will connect McKinley street to Cobban court, providing access from the north, while a crushed rock lot will be laid inside the crescent. Drives to Roosevelt and other schools will be paved or crushed rock with walks built.
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Traffic Safety Commission
Board of Education
Washington High School
McKinley High School
McKinley Street
Cobban Court
Crescent
Roosevelt High School
New Deal in Cedar Rapids beer dispensing begins
Touring detectives report a quiet start as Cedar Rapids imposes a new beer licensing plan. Several popular night spots such as Club Royale Hi-Ho Little Barrel Inn and Last Round-Up were dark Tuesday and licenses were denied for 82 venues under the new city council rules.
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Cedar Rapids
Club Royale
Little Barrel Inn
Electric franchise petition before Iowa Board of Railroad Commissioners
Official notice from the Iowa Electric Light and Power Company Cedar Rapids Iowa filing for a franchise to erect operate and maintain electric transmission lines across Linn County lands highways and streams The Board sets July 23 1935 at Des Moines for a hearing objections must be filed in triplicate five days prior The matter is docket EB 2257 signed by Secretary J Lynch June 29 1935
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Board of Railroad Commissioners
Linn County
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Cedar Rapids
Iowan
Board of Railr and Commissioners
State of
Iowa
P .M. Linn
Des Moines
Board OF Railroad Commissioners OF
State OF Iowa
D J Lynch
Pallbearers Named For T P Rogers Funeral Service
Pallbearers for T P Rogers former local insurance executive who died at his home 1742 First avenue E from a heart attack will be active pallbearers Charles Byrnes Charles Schwinn N P Craemer Dr W J Neuzil Joseph A Walsh and Mason Kaupke Honorary pallbearers are John Limback Andrew Murray Paul Lattner P T Mc Cook Frank Schulze George Tangeman and Oscar A Anderson Friends may call at the family home today The service will be at 10 a m Wednesday in St Matthew s church with burial in Mount Calvary cemetery The Rev Carl Clems of Clinton a nephew will sing requiem high mass and the Rev J D Kearn will give the eulogy
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T. P. Rogers
First Avenue E
St. Matthew’s Church
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Charles Byrnes
Charles Schwinn
N. P. Craemer
W. J. Neuzil
Joseph A. Walsh
Mason Kaupke
John Limback
Andrew Murray
Paul Lattner
P. T. McCook
Frank Schulze
George Tangeman
Oscar A. Anderson
Carl Clems
Clinton
Rogers
J.D. Kearn
Coal contract awarded for school coal in 1935 36
The board of education awarded a 5000 ton school coal contract for 1935 36 to W G Block company at 4 23 per ton. Kirkpatrick company offered 4 18 per ton but was not chosen. Additional bids covered northern central and southern Illinois coal Indiana fields and Iowa bids ranged 3 53 to 4 07 per ton. A separate stove coke contract went to Brik Hom company at 9 40 per ton. Hauling bids by Frank Riha 30 cents per ton and rubbish hauling 30 cents per yard.
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Board of Education
W. G. Block Company
Western Kentucky
Kirkpatrick Company
Illinois
Indiana
Towa
Iowa
Brik Hom Company
Frank Riha
Richard Fisher
Charles C. Moore
Belle Plaine Pocahontas Council to Install Officers
Degree of Pocahontas Council No 8 will install officers Tuesday with Velma Vaughan in charge. Inductees include Leona Stottlemyre prophetess Clara McGrew Pocahontas Sophia Pecenka Winona Frank Kent Powhatan Emma Moore keeper of records Ida Kent collector of wampum Rosa Wirth keeper of wampum Agnes Collum first scout Anna Pecenka second scout Pearl Robshaw first runner Mary Kent second runner Mary Kuelper first councilor Eva Potter second
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Belle Plaine
Pocahontas Council No. 8
Velma Vaughan
Leona Stottlemyre
Clara McGrew
Pocahontas
Sophia Pecenka
Winona
Frank Kent
Powhatan
Emma Moore
Ida Kent
Rosa Wirth
Agnes Collum
Anna Pecenka
Pearl Robshaw
Mary Kent
Mary Kuelper
Eva Potter
Will Rogers On Abyssinia War Projections
Beverly Hills editorial notes Musso Lori’s claim the Abyssinia war will last five years with fifteen more to mop up odds and ends. It questions the value if no strikes occur and jokes about geologists misled him. War talk in Europe has waned due to lack of conferences.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Mussolini
Abyssinia
Europe
Notable council figures and guards named in ceremony
The list names councilor Edna Parcel along with Mildred Fisher Myra Black and Josephine Burnett. Included are guards of the tepee Viola Hite and guard of the forest. The fragment suggests a ceremonial or governance context with named individuals.
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Edna Parcel
Mildred Fisher
Myra Black
Warriors
Josephine Burnett
the Tepee
Viola Hite
Forest
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Norbert Goodken
Robert Hilby
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Leon Conners
Lois Atkinson
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Bev
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Lenore Hoenig
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