Memorial Service by Bohemian Lodges at National Cemetery
Bohemian lodges held memorial services at Bohemian National Cemetery on Sunday. A large crowd decorated graves as Jansa's band led a procession to the west end for songs and readings by Bohemian school children and a quartet. Theodore Hlubucek of Cedar Rapids gave a bilingual address urging dedication to Czech ideals, language, and unity.
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Bohemian National Cemetery
Jansa
Frank Kubovec
Theodore Hlubucek
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Chicago
Svornost
200 Gallons Of Alcohol Packed In A Small Coupe
Mandalfo Joe Williams from Omaha was arrested near Rapids while transporting 200 gallons of alcohol in a Ford. Prohibition investigators said the liquor was stored in a trunk and floor cans. He faced federal charges of illegal transportation and possession and waived to the grand jury after arraignment. He remained jailed after failing to post 1000 bond.
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Joe
Mandalfo
Williams” ‘Street
Omaha
Neb
Af Rapids
Maalfo
Four boys examined for Bethany Lutheran confirmation
West Branch reports four boys in the Bethany Lutheran confirmation class Gunter Carlos Krogh Manley Sorensen William Miller and Henry Epenesen. Pastor E L Erlander presides. Also noted: more than 10 million pounds paid in sick benefits to rheumatics in England last year.
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West Branch
Bethany Lutheran Church
Gunner Carlos Krough
Manley Sorensen
William Miller
Henry Espensen
E. L. Erlander
England
Miss Mary Jennings Injured In Auto Crash
Miss Mary Catherine Jennings daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Jennings suffered bruises when her car collided with an auto driven by Alex Homsey at First avenue E and Fifteenth street. The Homsey car veered onto the curb and struck a telephone pole after the collision.
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Mary Catherine Jennings
Frank Jennings
Grande Avenue SE
Alex Homsey
First Avenue E
First Avenue
Fifteenth’ Street
Homseey
Fifteenth Street
Jennings
Homsey
World’s Fair Travel Contest Opens for High School Winners
The High School Students Travel Opportunity contest offers ten days at the Century of Progress in Chicago with expenses paid. Votes are due by June 13, with two more vote publications planned this week. Merchants are funding 1000 campaign votes per dollar spent at many local businesses in support of contestants.
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Chicago
Mecca
Rude Auto Company
Cut Rate Auto Supply
Madam Mae Beauty Salon
Rex Beauty Shop
Harper Auto Refinishing Company
Kemble Floral Company
Charles Greenberg Furrier
Bishop's Cafeteria
Troy Laundry ,Company
Big Shoe
Family Shoe
Goodrich Silvertown, Inc
Instant Auto
Lassweil Studio
Kubilas Hardware Company
Rowell Hardware Company
Kanealy and Beezley Drug Store
P. J. Nemmers Dry Company
W. W. Richards
Fisher Drug Company
Sixteenth Avenue Pharmacy
J. C. Landenberger
Optometrist
W. G. Block Company
Zalesky Furniture
Prout
A. Pipal
Fifth Avenue
Krejci Brothers
J. E. Folda
A. N. Watson
Model Food Shop
Kosek Electric Shop
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
L. A. Prastka
Sam Lee Jewelry
Iowa Theater
Dixie Gas and Oil Company
Helms Clothing
Blue Valley Dairy
Acme Feed Company
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Banquet Honors 20 New Knights at K C Council
More than 200 Knights of Columbus, their wives and friends attended a Roosevelt hotel banquet honoring a class of twenty new members added to the local council. Speakers included Greg A. Figge of Ossian state deputy Ray F. Conley of Des Moines state secretary and W. D. Kearney of Marshalltown state advocate.
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Knights of Columbus
Roosevelt Hotel
K. C. Council
Greg A. Figge
Ossian
Ray F. Conley
Des Moines
W. D. Kearney
Radio Schedule Highlights For Evening and Morning Sessions
A dense roster of radio programs lists performances, orchestras, and hosts across networks CBS NBC WGN WJZ WEAF WLS etc. Notable acts include Singin' Sam Rosey Rownwell Phil Cook Everett Marshall Virginia Manoret and Ted Lewis with varied concerts, readings, and children's segments scheduled through the day and into night.
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Sam
CBS
WGN
WCCO
Rosey Rownwell
Reserarch
NBC
WJZ
WLS
Caren Robison
WABC
WMT
WEAF
WOC
WHO
WMAQ
Eton Bay
Rich Orch
Phil Cook
Grose Orch
Conrad Thibault
WEAP
Horlick
Ipatecls
KMOX
Paris
WLM
WFAA
Koa
WLW
Jill and
Judy
WBBM
Pollock Arch
Edwin Hill
Rarrow Symphony
Woc-Who
Warnow Arch
Everett Marshall
WTMJ
Ted Lewis
Relasco
Lawn Arch
Meyer Davis
Don Bester
Hollywood
Lanc Orch
WJZ WL
Jack Little
WJZ Kyw
Bill and
Ginger
Clara
KOIL
Wooc
MOX K
Frances Joe Barton
WEA
Weaf Woc
KYW
Stokes Orch
Inbc
WJZ Wenr
Ben Greenblatt
WARC
Vic and Sade
Johnny Marvin
Harrod Orch
Virginia Manoret
Semana
Woodworth Etch
WABG
Wwcco
Weap Woc
Kyw Wow Himber
WABCO
Ann Leaf
Salon Arch
CBB
Voral
Betty
Bob
Artin Seerial
Wdz Chain
Woman's Review
Westphal Arch
U. S. Navy Band
Jane Pickens
Weaf Stokes
Nbci
Hall Orch
Frances Alda
Reis and Dunn
Higmn Sing
Skippy
WHK
James Melton
Gypsy Nina
Buck Rogers
Radio In Education
Devil Bird
Goldberes
WENR
WBAP
Kyw Boske Carter
Hilt Grime Elues
WHAS
Ed Wynn
WOC Who
Siemund Spaeth
WJZ Chain
Nino Martini
Barlow Orch
WSM
Edear Guest
Orch
Miss Lilla
WEAT
Guy Lombardo
Stern
Lane
Fisher
Will Rogers on gold repudiation and tax exempt bonds
Will Rogers argues that repudiating gold payments and tax exempt bonds undermines trust. He compares the issue to buying a stolen car and warns of long-term losses for bondholders and taxpayers.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Knights of Columbus ceremony in Cedar Rapids and Davenport
E. P. Ament welcomes as W S Stohl grand knight and Dr W H Redmond district deputy preside. Musical numbers include K of C male choir under Rev Frank R Hruby with accompanist Mrs Leo P Peiffer and violin solos by Blanche Stolba. Joe McCormick acts as toast master with impressions by James Bormann and Tom Cassidy. Prominent members include Co C Ries of Iowa City and J J Finnegan of Elkader.
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E. P. Ament
Cedar Rapids
W. S. Stohl
W. H. Redmond
K. of C
Frank R. Hruby
St. Ludmila's Church
Leo P. Peiffer
Blanche Stolba
Helen Frantz
Joe McCormick
James Bormann
John Bormann
Park Avenue SE
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Tom Cassidy
Davenport
Co. C. Ries
Iowa City
J. J. Finnegan
Elkader
Local Council Holds Degrees as Figge Attends
R H Baker of Creston and district deputies presided as the first and second degrees were exemplified by local officers. State Deputy Figge, with Ben Cullen and a Creston staff, led the major degree. Local council officers for the coming year will be elected at Wednesday’s meeting.
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R. H. Baker
Creston
Figge
Ben Cullen
Man-Hater longs secretly to have husband home
Mary Manners profiles a self labeled man hater who longs for a home and family despite claiming dislike of men. The piece includes her advice column exchange about breaking an engagement and resisting a former lover’s pull in favor of a stable future with the fiancé.
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Mma
Engagement Realities Promoted By A Fine Young Man
A reader notes the reality of engagement to a fine young man. An answer to Jinny is referenced. The organdy dress would be perfect for the party. Very attractive evening dresses are being made from ginghams piques and linen.
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Miss Manners
AMF
Advice to a mother on guiding a teenage daughter
The guidance stresses recalling personal teen experiences at sixteen and encourages permitting more activities for the daughter. It warns against overly curtailing her freedoms to avoid creating a barrier between mother and child.
Three Generations of Sperati in Luther College Band
Luther College Concert band for the Century of Progress tour includes three generations of the Sperati family. Prof. Carlo A. Sperati directs the 61 member ensemble with his son Carsten and grandson Carleton A. plus Vittorio and Sigvald Sperati on drums. The tour runs June 7 to June 25 with stops in La Crosse Madison Milwaukee Rocheport and Chicago for Norway day June 20 and Scand inal day June 22.
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Sperati
Luther
Carsten
Carleton A
Vittorio
Sigvald
la Crosse
Madison
Milwaukee
Rocheford
Chicago
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