First Baptist Church Marks 75 Years in Cedar Rapids
The First Baptist Church in Cedar Rapids marks 75 years with anniversary services from Friday evening through Monday evening. Events included a church family dinner, a birthday bash for 75 children, sermons by Rev. Russell F. Judson, a youth service led by Martin Tarbell, a baptismal and candlelight communion, and a pageant Heritage. The church’s history traces to its 1860 organization in Franklin hall and its current building at Second Avenue and Twelfth Street SE, dedicated in 1917.
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Cedar Rapids
Russell F. Judson
First Baptist
Martin Tarbell
Waterloo
Church of Tomorrow
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Franklin Hall
First Avenue
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Second Streets
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Linn Association
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A. G. Eberhart
Baptist Hall
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Second, Avenue
Third Street
Third Avenue
Eighth Street
Pythian Hall
First Avenue E
Second Avenue and
Twelfth Street SE
Second Avenue
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Advances and safety in anesthesia through history
The article surveys the evolution of anesthesia from ancient practices to modern methods, highlighting ether and nitrous oxide as core agents. It explains general and local anesthesia, notes safety considerations, and stresses that skilled operators are essential for safe, effective anesthesia.
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Novocain
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Big Springs School Parents Attend Assembly
The Big Springs school entertained parents with an afternoon program led by student director Rebecca Spear. Performances included songs, piano solos, orchestral pieces, and primary chorus with participants such as Marian Jacobs, Ina Be spate y ou eee, Mary Jeanne Palmer, Donald Knutson, Billy Jacobs, and Rebecca Spear directing.
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Big Springs
Maxine Gaines
Roca
Acne
Georgie Porsle
le Btta Yrano
Mary Jeanne Palmer
Watts Brady
Donald Knutson
Jacobs
Mararene
Malute
Enna Moehlman
Destr Wermen
Jeanne
Palmer
Inane
Knutson
Marian Jacobs
Herbert Northostt
Georgia Wena
Robert Bucknet
Laalle Hemphill
Children In Safety Ie
Marian Jacobe
Billy Russell
Donaldtson
Gertrude Schomberg
Eugene Root
Robert Cook
Herbert Northeaty
Children In
Rollo Eskert
Zelda O.brine
Arlene Turner
Phyllis Boonar
Mattie Hemphill
Louise Schomberg
Xtte Schrimper
Pannie Bes Bouterland
Arlene Gaines
Ane Arkway
Charlotte Eckert
Turk Inatere
Billy Jacobs
Joan Darling
Dorothy Johnson
Patsy Melendy
Lucyle Morena
Carol ‘Jean Buckner
Norman Cook
Rebecca Spear
Kiwanis Showboat to Return on Cedar River
Cedar Rapids Kiwanis Club has arranged a barge showboat revival to raise funds for underprivileged children. The two hour show on June 14 and 15 will feature a new replica of old Mississippi river showboats with updated acts, costumes, and a master of ceremonies to keep the performance moving.
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Kiwanis
Ministresa
Cedar’ Rapids
Ellis Park
Cedar River
Duak
Cedar Rapids women scale 78 story Golden Gate scaffold
Mrs Edward Sheehy and Mary Stubbs, Cedar Rapids Junior League members, ascended the 78 story scaffold at the Golden Gate Bridge with escorts. They signed release papers, wore iron helmets, and faced wind and swaying cage high above the bay.
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Golden Gate
Edw. Sheehy
Mary Stubbs
Cedar Rapids
Golden Gate Bridge
Bay
San Francisco
Oakland
Edward Sh
Linden
Woodland Drive
Tod
Great Bridge
Sa Ge
Eaton
Cedar -Rapids
Ionmnniy
Ocean
Alcatraz Island
al Capone
Mra. Sheehy
American Legion to Build New Road for Camp Good Health
Hanford post American Legion announces a road project at Camp Good Health. Dr A R Menary chairs the post service committee and requests Legion members to work a half day next Sunday using picks shovels and rakes. P W Shive directs grading and culvert work. no dinner will be served as work finishes before afternoon return.
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Hanford Post
American Legion
A. R. Menary
Post Service Committee
Legion
P. W. Shive
State Highway Commission
Menary
Phosphate Fields Found in Libya Under Italian Rule
Reports indicate thousands of acres of phosphate fields discovered in Libya, the Italian colony, highlighting potential resource wealth and strategic importance for Italian interests in North Africa.
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Libya
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