Stunter Jessie Martin Featured At Legion Flying Aces Circus
Mass Jessie Martin of Seattle will headline the American Legion Flying Aces air circus with a top wing barrel roll stunt believed unique. The 22 year old holds a world record of seven consecutive top wing loops and has more than 200 parachute jumps. The event includes 15 top pilots performing daring ground and air feats with tickets sold as windshield stickers granting carloads entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Flying Aces Air Circus
Mass Jessie Martin
Seattle
Miss Martin
Oklahoma City
Martin
Legion
Notable Western Woman Puzzle Clues Revealed
A cryptic puzzle page presents horizontal and vertical word clues about a famous Western woman. Across items hint at roles and items like station owner and silkwork crafts, while down clues ask about her gospel stance and residence.
Y M Tour To Chicago Fair Leaves Sunday
Sixty five Cedar Rapids boys and young men will leave Sunday on a Cedar Rapids YMCA tour to the Chicago Century of Progress exposition. The group travels in two railway coaches and is fed by Lee B Winterberg Leslie Crabbs Walter Estby Ralph Bachman and Ralph Cutler. They will spend four days in Chicago with afternoons and evenings at the exposition grounds and one afternoon at the Chicago Cincinnati baseball game. Mornings are reserved for trips to points of interest around the city. They return Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Lee B Winterberg
Leslie Crabbs
Walter Estby
Ralph Bachman
Ralph Cutler
Chicago
Exposition Grounds
Waterloo Orders Sewage Survey By H R Green Co
Waterloo has engaged H R Green engineering to conduct a rough sewage survey to estimate costs for a potential local plant and to support an application for federal aid. Cedar Rapids plans a plant under the same federal funds program, with results expected next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
H. R. Green Engineering Company
Green Company
Cedar River
W H. Stepanek
Just Folks by Mdgar A Guest Poem
An inspirational verse urges readers to press into new adventures and leave behind past failures. It speaks of facing rugged paths, pursuing distant goals, and finding true joy at the mountain peak despite heartache and lost dreams.
Notice of Probate of Will in Linn County Iowa
Estate in Linn County Iowa in the District Court will hear a will's proof for probate on the 61st day of July 1933 at 9 oclock AM. Frances Hach Inte of the county deceased is the testator. Dated Cedar Rapids Iowa July 26 1933. Edwin W Lundquist Clerk District Court. Fred W Hann Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Frances Hach
Cedar Rauds
Iowa
EDWIN _W LUNDQUIST
Fred W Hann Atterney
Monkey Fire Dept Chief Leads Gentry Brothers Show
Jerry the chief appears in uniform as head of the Monkey Fire Dept at the Gentry Brothers dog and pony show on Saturday at the old circus grounds Fourth street and Twelfth avenue SW. The program features trained ponies dogs monkeys pigs and goats with Kapitan the movie dog making his first local appearance. Admission is 25 cents at the gate or 10 cents for advance purchase at The Gazette office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry
Gentry Brothers
Old Circus Grounds
Fourth Street
Twelfth Avenue
Kapitan
Rin Tin Tin
Gazette Office
Lunar transits signal great activity and new projects ahead
The lunar positions indicate bold initiative, growth, and stabilization of affairs across industry, labor, lands, and constrictive measures. A warning against excessive aggression or disputes remains as large corporations, combines, and secret societies are noted in the context of upcoming developments.
Subtle agreements spark promising year for many
Those celebrating birthdays may expect a lively year with forces and faculties stimulated to high pressure and constructive effort. Projections include stabilized fortunes and growth in land, investments, property, mining and agriculture, with bold initiative across directions. Notable nativity: Mary Anderson Navarro, actress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anderson Navarro
Lone Tree Forms Community Club
Thirty Lone Tree business men met at dinner and organized a community club. Officers elected for the year are President George Brossma, vice president G B Kirchner, secretary E C Green, treasurer A E Baumer, and executive committee J E Ashton, R L Brown, and Frank Ulrich. The committee will draft the constitution and by laws and present them next Tuesday along with the club name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Tree
George Brossma
G. B. Kirchner
E. C. Green
A. E. Baumer
J. E. Ashton
R. L. Brown
Frank Ulrich
Nancy Page Finds Joy in Restoring Old Furnishings
Eleanor and Frank transform a neglected chair and small table in their country house. They strip varnish, apply white glaze and raw umber to simulate antique finishes, and complete the look with a cream chintz seat and moss rose motif. Nancy’s color leaflet offers more ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor
Frank
Willie Willis on hard times and free curiosity
Willie Willis laments tough days as he notes youths refuse to pay a penny yet crave touching the boil, reflecting a satire of crowd behavior and value. The remark captures a wary tone about earnings and public interest in curiosities.
Night Mayor and Sundown Trail At Olympic Theater
The Olympic theater features Lee Tracy as a sharp mayor in The Night Mayor with Evalyn Knapp Eugene Pallette Barbara Weeks Warren Hymer and Donald Dillaway. The second feature Sundown Trail stars Tom Keene in a western romance with cowboys shooting roping and riding. A cartoon and news reel accompany the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Street
Olympic Theater
Lee Tracy
Evalyn Knapp
Eugene Pallette
Barbara Weeks
Warren Hymer
Donald Dillaway
Tom Keene
The Theaters Iowa A Shrieck in the Night
Paramount Gold Diggers of 1933 State The Warrior's Husband Rialto Man Against Woman Olympic Lee Tracy The Night Mayor The Sundown Trail Two Canada geese captured in Chesapeake Bay in 1855 lived until 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Ginger Rogers
Lyle Talbot
Paramount
State
Elissa Landi
Ernest Truex
Rialto
Jack Holt
Olympic
Lee Tracy
Tom Keene
Chesapeake Bay
Houston Plans Expansion Of Its Port Facilities
Houston will spend about 150000 to expand warehousing at the port and add loading and unloading facilities for faster vessel handling. Work starts within sixty days, announced Russell Wait, director of the port. It marks the port commission’s first major improvement of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Houston, Tex
Russell Wait
Port Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
Legion Air Circus
Jessie Martin
DGIE
LLOYD
Oklahoma
Jie
Isa
Y. M
Chicago Fair
H. R. Green Co
City of Waterloo
Just Folks
Mdgar A. Guest
Monkey Fire Dept
Gentry Bros. Show
Genevieve Kemble
Alway
Ches
Nancy Page
Florence la Ganke
Nancy
12Th Ave
Henry B. Gentry
Rin-Tin-Tin
Sony
Willie Willis
Roosevelt Hotel
Young’s Orchestra
Second Ave
Harold Spokes
Stown Theatre
Ballie
Richy Craig, JR
Melody Makers
Annie
Lilian
Chuck Boegel and His Orchestra
Cedar Park
Melody Garden
Fox Head
Spider
UM U
Ile 'Reat
Ero
Stoopnagle and
Budd
Harding Robe
Montgomery
Alice Mana
Eran Brady
Loy
Morgan
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!