Lyric Soprano Yaeger Sings At Ames Art Colony Program
Lyric soprano Yaeger of New York will sing several solos at a 3 30 pm public program in Ames. The event features a concert by the State Re f and other colony guests. Lectures by Stewart Leonard, Nor man Meier, and Lazell are noted, with a planned trip to the Amanas and an incoming recital by Mrs Ruthip Massey. New arrivals include Elsie D Charles Katherine Ce ee B of Rockford and others. An exhibition of weekly work will be shown in the ice house. Reservations may be made for Sunday dinners.
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Yaeger
Lyric Piano
New York
Lat Cerae
Ames
Iowa
Small
New
Chase
Colony
Mildred Meyerman
Boone
John Sharp
Eldon
Dubuque
Stewart Leonard
University of Chicago
William Burden
Columbia
Reformatory
Fred J. Lazell
University of Iowa
Norman ©. Meier
Amanas
Ruthip Massey
Elsie D. Charles
Clifton
Katherine Ce
Ee B
Rockford, Tn
Clare Marshall
Harold Allison
Mary Fuller
Cedar Rapids
Helen J. Henrikson
Daven
Co. J. Wilkerson
Waterloo
Joseph Punk
Newton Roberts
New Precinct Map Changes for City Voting Districts
Cedar Rapids adopts new precinct boundaries under a city ordinance. The council votes tomorrow on the measure affecting multiple wards. Fall registration to occur in September.
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Cedar Rapids
Izaak Walton League to Convene in Sioux City
The annual state convention of the Izaak Walton League will be held in Sioux City on August 26 and 27. Several hundred sports fans concerned with wildlife preservation are expected to register.
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Sioux City
Iowa Wildlife
Roosevelt Attacks Fearless Econ Policies of Fi CPC Regime
Roosevelt denounces the Fi CPC regime's economic and tariff policies in a campaign speech. He calls for deficit reduction, graduated taxes, and a concerted world effort to stabilize currencies. He urges lower trade barriers and outlines federal relief and farm measures to aid unemployment and farmers. Whittier threshing accident notes Wa...
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Roosevelt
Atlanta
Coor Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Perts
Co-Operative Movement
Farm Board
Musical Program at Kenwood Playground
A community event at Kenwood Playground featured music and readings before moving pictures on Thursday at 7 p.m. Four boys Erwin Schmidt Claire Porter R Dean Finnegan and Le Wayne Phelps performed selections. Donnie Houts age 4 sang two solos Loves You and Spring Time in the Rockies. James Brodie gave a reading. Roosevelt and Daniels ukulele clubs provided music. A headcraft exhibit followed. Mary Condon and Pauline Schmidt organized the program. Twelve children under 10, led by Mrs Gladys Switzer with help from Mary Condon, are rehearsing Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
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Kenwood Playground
Ethers
Erwin Schmidt
Claire Porter
R. Dean Finnegan
le Wayne Phelps
Donnie Houts
Rockies
James Brodie
Roosevelt and
Daniels
Bohemian School Picnic Set For August Fourth
The Bohemian school plans its annual picnic at Miller's farm on Sunday August 7. Free transportation is available from Bohemian and Hayes schools. An informal program includes music by the Kubovetnat and activities for all ages. Children receive five tickets for free refreshments. The Bohemian school board meets Thursday August 4.
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Bohemian School
Miller’s Farm
Hayes School
Kubovetnat
Bohemian School Board
Sokols Host Public Picnic at Sokol Camp Center Point
The Sokols will hold an all day Sunday picnic at Sokol camp near Center Point open to the public. Sunshine Mission woman’s board meets Monday at 2:30 p.m. in the trees. Mr and Mrs C C Treadwell Mead apartments and Mr and Mrs J E Chamberlain Tipton left Sunday for Terplar park Spirit nate for a week vacation.
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Sokols
Sokol Camp
Center Point
Woman's Board of
Sunshine Mission
C. C. Treadwell
Mead Apartments
J. E. Chamberlain
Tipton
Terplar Park
Spirit
Mrs Hicks Visits ILL Morrison Maquoketa Relatives
Mrs. J. M. Hicks of Ames returned home Saturday after visiting her sister Mrs. Perry Cherry at 616 Seventh Street SE and spending time in Morrison Illinois and Maquoketa.
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J. M. Hicks
Ames
Perry Cherry
Seventh Street
Morrison, Ill
Maquoketa
Hotel Roosevelt Talk Set on Congress Session
The event centers on a discussion by the speaker at the Hotel Roosevelt about the just concluded congressional session. Attendees expect insights into key votes and legislative outcomes.
Russell Redmond Visits Aunt in Cedar Rapids Own Family Notice
Russell Redmond age 12 son of Mr and Mrs C F Redmond of 840 Tenth Street Sw is visiting his aunt Mrs C C J Hartnett a former Cedar Rapids resident in this hometown notice.
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Russell Redmond
C. F. Redmond
Tenth Street
Russell
Cc. J. Hartnett
Cedar Rapids
Autumn Weather Turns Mild Across County Scene
The day began with a low of 52 degrees and rose to 86 by 2 30 pm. Temperatures then fell through the evening, ending at 74 degrees around 7 pm as autumn weather settled over the region.
Mercy school benefit supper officers and schedule
The alumni officers in charge of the annual school benefit supper at a Mercy Tuesday evening are Mrs. George Brems president Lor etta McPartland vice president Frances McLaughlin treasurer Mary McDonald secretary. Supper will be served from 5 30 to 8 p.m. There will be music and games.
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A Mercy
George Brems
Loretta McPartland
Frances McLaughlin
Mary McDonald
Bachman Injured in Vehicle Collision Near Leech Lake
Ralph Bachman director of young people's work at First Presbyterian Church suffered cuts when his car collided with an oil truck near Leech Lake Minnesota. He was alone and the Bachman family were on a two week vacation.
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Ralph Bachman
First Presbyterian Church
Leech Lake
Minn
Bachmans
Bachman
Garage Damaged By Fire Near Milwaukee Tracks
Fire damaged a small frame garage at the rear of the Louis Po Saturday near Twenty-ninth street NE at the Milwaukee tracks. No injuries reported. Fire crews investigated the cause and secured the scene.
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Twenty-ninth Street
Milwaukee Tracks
Trowel Chapter Invites Masonic Chapters for Evening Gathering
The No 48 R A M plans an Easy Tuesday meeting at 6 45 pm inviting Marion Mount Vernon West Liberty Town City Belle Plaine and Vinton chapters to attend. The event aims to share fellowship and Masonic interests among nearby lodges.
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Marion
Mount Vernon
West Liberty
Town City
Belle Plaine
Vinton
Birth of Billy Dean Steffey at University of Iowa hospital
Mr and Mrs William Steffey of 931 Sixteenth Avenue SW welcomed a son, Billy Dean, born at the University of Iowa hospital on Thursday.
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William Steffey
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Billy Dean
University of Iowa Hospital
Gladiolus Society Plans Pre Show Meeting Monday
The Cedar Rapids Gladiolus Society schedules a regular meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in the Chamber of Commerce to finalize arrangements for the annual show set for Friday and Saturday on Kilian company’s main floor. Secretary will provide entry tags and John G. Reding will bring gladiolus and explain show requirements.
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Cedar Rapids Gladiolus Society
Chamber of Commerce
Killian Company
Killian’s
Sixteenth Street
John G. Reding
Ludwig Rubek Awarded 25 Year Service Medal
Ludwig Rubek, secretary treasurer of L. H. Stubbs and Company, Inc., at 1114 First Street SW, received a silver medal from the Home Insurance Company of New York for twenty five years of continuous representation of that firm.
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Ludwig Rubek
Insurance Company
First Street
L. H. Stubbs and Company, Inc
The
Home Insurance Company of New York
Few Men in Iowa Recognized for 25 Years of Service
Mr Rubek has spent 25 years with the Stubbs company and its predecessor J 8 Anderson, with the member noting he has been with the firm since January.
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Iowe
Rubek
Stubbs Company
J. 8. Anderson
State Fair Plans City Of Tents For Visiting Motorists
Des Moines AP reports Iowa State fair officials prepare to host motorists with a camp at the fair grounds. Railroads of the Western Passenger association offer excursion rates from a cent a mile for round trips. Camp facilities include city services, shower baths, electric lights, markets, police and fire departments.
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Des Moines
Western Passenger Association
Fair Camp
Powell Family of Iowa City Pioneer Roots in Civil War Era
A historical sketch honors William P. Powell and his Iowa City lineage. It traces his father George Powell and uncle John Powell, early builders of the city’s industry and infrastructure, with ties to notable figures and events from American founding to 19th century development.
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W. P. Powell
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
William P. Powell
St. Petersburg
Pla
Powell
Iowa City Press-Citizen
Iowa
Aetna
Florida
Powells
George
John
S. M. Patton
Matilda
Robert Morris
Continental Congress
Bank of Pennsylvania
George Washington
United States
Rots
Pam Powell
Old Capitol
Washington House
Joseph Barter
George Powell
Johnson County Savings Bank
Educators To Meet At University Of Iowa November
Heads of about 30 colleges will gather in Iowa City November 10 to 12 as the University of Iowa hosts the aviation of American Universities. Four general sessions will address undergraduate graduate college relations professional training in education and graduate work in engineering and medicine. It will be the second meeting of the association.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Association
Wyoming Band Concert Series Set At Lakehurst Park
The Wyoming school band directed by R. T. Schwab will perform Sunday afternoon concerts at Lakehurst park near Maquoketa. The first program starts a week from today at 2 30 p.m. and will run each Sunday this month.
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Wyoming
R. T. Schwab
Lakehurst Park
Maquoketa
Trucks And Buses From Out Of State Must Pay Gas Fee
Iowa consider charging a gas fee on fuel over 20 gallons carried by trucks and buses entering the state. Attorney General and state officials discuss whether large carriers entering Iowa shift into distributor status and owe the fee. Other opinions note prisoners may be kept in institutions under guard to visit relatives or receive medical care.
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Des Moines
Ray Johnman
Iowa
Johnson
Sarensm. Blake
M. Roberts
Board of Control
J. W. Hartley
Winterset
United States Naval Reserve
Dr C H Stark Appointed Deputy Coroner in Linn County
Dr C H Stark was named deputy coroner for Linn County by Coroner R A Vorpahl, effective immediately. Stark, a Cedar Rapids native and Marquette medical graduate, is affiliated with Murphy Neugzil and Stark and has three years of Cedar Rapids practice. His appointment aims to speed coroner’s office response.
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R. A. Vorpahl
O It Stark
D Avenue NE
Linn County
Stark
Couce Mccain Tio Bae
Vorpahl
Joe Stark
Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
Marquette University
Milwaukee County Hospital
Milwaukee
Drs
Probe Shortage Of 500000 In County Funds At Cleveland
A Cleveland probe centers on a half million dollar shortage in the county treasury. Maurice Maschke, a longtime Republican leader, is indicted for aiding and abetting embezzlement of 146000, tied to a 120000 note used to cover treasury drain. Others named include Alex Bernstein Henry A Beckerman and P E Felsman. Finkle faces separate charges. Arraignments set, bonds posted, trials scheduled for Sept 6.
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Cleveland
Maurice Maschke
National
Treasury
Alex Bernestein
Ne Yvo
Henry A. Litical
Maschke
PE. H. Felsman
Beckerman
Bernstein
Finkle
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Ridgewood
Bolton & Company
C. R. Savings Bk
Cole
Mt. Mercy
Gladiolus Society
State Fair
John Powell
Iowa River
Old Settlers’ Association
Coralville
Henry Murray
Bryan Dennis
Tota
Lodge
A. F. and
A. M
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Mitvalsky’s
FUR Sale
Mitvalsky's Fur Factory
C. H. Stark
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Montgomery Ward & Co
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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