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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1935

Page

12

Heritage pageant marks First Baptist diamond anniversary

Cedar Rapids First Baptist Church celebrated 75 years with an anniversary pageant titled Heritage. Miss Meriwyn Pollins narrated the twelve episodes tracing the church from 1860 through its 1917 building dedication, with scenes, solos, and a closing tableau led by youth.

First Baptist Cedar Rapids Earl F. Heinze Meriwyn Pollins Chester Cowden Miss Pollins Lester Johnson Jack Leonard Roger Williams Massasoit New England T. Frank Hersch Iowa Howard Brittin Harold Cline Lincoln New Baptist Church Ralph Mredus Earl Rieke Ronald Rawson Kathryn Ann Loomis W. W. Bernstorf Jean Russett William 4H. Schultz Missionary Society Clair Anne Russett Ed Greenway Women’s Aid Committee First Baptist Church Eighth Street Third Avenue SE Ralph Redus Chester Pollins O. R. Patrick R. A. Bunce Este Heath Arlo Bates Second Avenue Twelfth Street George B. Sherman Blanche Krebs Alice Sundberg Helen Main Marjorie Hungerford

Notice of Probate of Will in Linn County

The district court in Linn County Iowa will hear on June 8 1935 at 9 p m the Last Will and Testament of Frank E Scott deceased filed for proof and admission. Clerk Edwin W Lundquist Cedar Rapids Iowa June 3 1935 attorney G P Linville.

Jawa Linn County A. D Frank E. Scott District Court Cedar Rapids Towa Edwin W. Lundquist G. P. Linville District Court of Iowa Anna Soucek Ludmilla Soucek Anna Macha William Soucek Mary Sneyberg Chrmele Clarence Welsh Lester Bright Helen Patterson John J Sebetka J. C. May Se- Tv Carpenter H. C. Ring Yiona Gram John J. Lebetka Vv. Shonka

Revenge and conscience in the moral guide

The piece argues that revenge brings some satisfaction but is outweighed by regrets and guilt. It notes world religions including Christianity teach refraining from vengeance as a higher path. The old adage about revenge is challenged as incomplete.

Forty Hour Week and Wages Survive NRA

AP survey finds most employers kept NRA protections on the forty hour week and minimum wages after the Supreme Court struck out hour and wage provisions. Blue eagle commitments persist, with some firms planning wage increases while labor groups report firms reconsidering the policy.

Chicago United States Supreme Court Asociated Press NRA Roosevelt J. C. Lewis Town Federation of Labor

School Board Hires Six New Teachers

The board of education hired six new teachers Monday night. Helen E. Fisher Mount Auburn and Helen Louise Narber Cedar Rapids will teach primary duties. Helen Keith Green Castle Indiana will teach music. James H. Brolliar Sigourney will teach manual training. Harold Templeman and Lorraine Hesalroad Oskaloosa will handle physical education. All but Templeman and Hesalroad will fill vacancies.

Board of Education Helen E. Fisher Mount Auburn Helen Louise Narber Cedar Rapids Helen Keith Greencastle Ind James H. Brolliar Sigourney Harold Templeman Lorraine Hesalroad Oskaloosa Mr. Templeman Miss Hesalroad

Just Folks By A Guest Poem and Legal Notice Blend

A poem about a mother robin teaching her brood life lessons and flying finally leaves the nest. A formal notice in Linn County Iowa announces a probate hearing on estate authority to sell real property in Cedar Rapids with date and parties listed.

Burglars Net $1.19 From Three Local Stations and Office

Breakins at a Skelly Oil station on Fifth avenue and Second street SE netted eighty cents from a cash drawer after a window was broken. Ireland Coal company at 631 Second street SE yielded thirty-nine cents after a screen was removed and a window broken. A Cities Service station at 525 Third avenue SE was entered with no items disturbed.

Coal Company Skelly Fifth Avenue Second Street SE Don Stevenson Ireland Coal Company Second Street Cities Third Avenue SE

U S Fleet Demonstrates New Air Prowess at Sea

Aboard the USS Pennsylania the U S fleet showcased daring air power with pilots diving at 275 to 300 mph from 7000 to 12000 feet toward the sea. No casualties occurred as observers watched from the flagship northeast of Hawaii.

Pennsylvania Hawaii United States

Senate Hears Dieterich Attack Public Utility Holding Firms

The Senate, led by Senator Dieterich of Illinois, attacks a bill to abolish public utility holding companies while discussing private bills and TVA amendments. Senator Norris also opposed holding companies in a speech backing abolition. The chamber passed the commodity exchange control bill and sent the navy appropriations bill to conference, with several minor measures approved.

Associated Press Senate Dieterich Tll HOUSE Norris Navy

Will Rogers Says- France in top boat record.

Will Rogers notes France’s new boat breaks speed records and draws Americans to travel. He cites U S treasury estimates showing expenditures nearing a billion and a half, implying more money than schemes. He mentions baccalaureate addresses urging graduates to vote Republican.

Hollywood Calif France U. S. Treasury

18 Year-Old Bandit Hangs Self in Chicago Police Cell

Chicago report details Jerry Faigl an 18 year old with a long robbery record found dead in a detective bureau cell, hanging with his belt. He left a note to his former girlfriend Mary Vavra after a spree that included a clothing store shooting and a failed $1000 robbery attempt that wounded a cashier.

Chicago INS Jerry Faigl Detective Bureau Mary Vavra Faigl Mary Loop

Hoover Visits Frank O. Lowden in Illinois Stop

Former President Herbert Hoover traveled from Des Moines to Oregon Illinois to meet with ex governor Frank O Lowden a rival for the 1928 Republican nomination. Hoover kept his policy of silence on the political scene while accompanying Arch Shaw of Chicago.

Oregon, Ill Hoover Frank O. Lowden Illinois Kansas City Arch Shaw Chicago Des Moines Drake University Lowdon

Naming a Baby and Unemployables in Eugenic Thought

A 1935 note discusses whether naming a baby affects future life, noting Thorndike on word associations and proposing names influence perception. It contrasts heredity versus environment in creating “unemployables,” listing heredity-linked categories and acknowledging environmental impact as well.

Wow to Solve Your Personal Problems Booklet

Albert Edward Wiscam D Sc presents a booklet claiming a scientific approach to solving personal problems involving money position or loved ones. It promises ten illuminating tests to apply before acting and offers to mail the booklet with return envelope and stamps on request to Dr Wis gam care of The Gazette.

Albert Edward Wiscam D.sc Wiscam Wisgam Gazette

What Shall We Name the Baby Book and Marriage Views

A reader highlights a book titled What Shall We Name the Baby and discusses a woman vowing to delay marriage until she can fund a divorce. The reply argues such plans are impractical and reflect misguided views on marriage and family.

Four Key Sisters Reach Age Of 20

Hollis Oklahoma report notes the Keys sisters Mona Roberta Mary and Leota quadruplets celebrating their twentieth birthday making history as the first known human quadruplets to reach maturity They were born June 4 1915 to Mr and Mrs Flake Keys with four cakes each bearing twenty candles.

Hollis Okla Keys Mona Roberta Mary Leota Flake Keys

Mme Lebrun To Go Home On Normandie

The liner Normandie rested in the Hudson as preparations began for a return trip. Mme Albert Lebrun wife of the French president left for Washington on an official visit and will rejoin the ship for the return voyage Friday with her return to New York planned for Wednesday evening.

New York Mme Albert Lebrun France Washington

Strike at Colt Arms Plant Ends

Hartford Connecticut AP reports the Colt Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing strike of about 933 workers paused Tuesday after a two thirds walkout. No wage changes or union recognition were announced as the stoppage ends.

Colt Arms Plant Hartford, Conn Colt Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Company

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