Grant High Class Day Program Highlights 1932 33
Grant High School held a class day program in the auditorium featuring an allegorical tribute to George Washington and the senior class. The program included music, drama, art, debating and the presentation of gifts by the class of 1932 and leadership roles for the classes of 1933 and 1934.
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Grant High
George Washington
George Taylor
I Processi Auf Ieee Nen. Grant High, Class of 1932. Directed Rose Closson
Alice Lukrologue
Everett Maresh
Marvin Springer
Cornet
Donald Pratt
Bendemeer
Streamfuthor
Marie Schamberger
V Geeta’ Taylor
Belen Thomas
Helen Kunz
Katherine Hunter
Dorothy Stahl
Dorothy
Ralph Chess
Maynard Hoye
John Hinrichs
Alyce Scott
Roy Freshwater
Doris Tucker
James Dolan
Eva Arene
Orville King
William Seele
Stanley Picek
Ruby McCloskey
Helen Ainsworth Beilringer
Richard Straussing
Joseph Stepanekeen
Regina Zalumskis
Jerry Holecek
Lillian Klimes
Sigfred Andersen
Arthur McGuire
Arthur Uire
Robert Demery
Florence
John Suchomel
John Pruett
Regina Zalamskis
Mildred Libal
Gwen Hatch and Theron Nelson Wed in Central City
The ceremony united Gwen Hatch daughter of Mr and Mrs L K Hatch and Theron M Nelson son of Mrs Gertrude Nelson of Simpson Kan in a Monday evening service at Central City with Rev A Ray Grant presiding. Gordon Hatch sang I Love You Truly. The couple will reside at 614 North Saunders Ave Hastings Nebraska after a brief honeymoon.
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Central City
Gwen Hatch
L. K. Hatch
Theron M. Nelson
Gertrude Nelson
Simpson
Kan
A. Ray Grant
Simpson Memorial Church
Minneapolis
Gordon Hatch
and Grant
Gertrude Hilmer
Reinbeck
Margie Henderson
Laurence K. Hatch
Laurel
Bobby
David
Cedar Falls
Nelson
Central City High School
State Teachers College
Vinton
Kansas State College
Manhattan
J. C. Penney Company
North Saunders Avenue
Hastarigs
Neb
Bohumil Shimek Honored On Golden Teaching Anniversary
IOWA CITY tribute event honors Bohumil Shimek on the fiftieth anniversary of his teaching career. Educators and Masaryk send greetings as 125 guests attend a luncheon. Jessup presents three volumes of Shimek’s writings from 1883 to 1931. Shimek recalls early research days and notes today’s youths face similar economic constraints. He was born in 1861 near Shueyville and began teaching in 1833 in Iowa City, later serving as city and county engineer.
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Iowa City
United States
I. G. Masaryk
Republic of
Czechoslovakia
Bohumil Shimek
Veteran University
Walter A. Jessup
Shimek
Masaryk
Prague University
Simr
Professor Shimek
Shueyville
Linn County
Francis Joseph Shimek
Bohemia
Bohumil
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church Celebrates 60th Anniversary
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church in Wayne township north of Amber marked its 60th anniversary with about 500 attendees. The service was heard in German and English via loudspeakers, with speakers Rev. Bunge from Dubuque and Rev. Tauber from Waterloo. The congregation traces to June 2, 1872, with sixteen founding families and a long pastorate history.
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Amber
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
Wayne Township
Mr. Bunge
Dubuque
L. Tauber
Waterloo
Wayne Ziontheran Church
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Sand Hill
Monticello
Wayne Lutheran Church
Charles Mardoff
J. P. Willms
Wayne Zion Lutheran
Fields Always Win Henry Comments On Chicken Stew Victory
Des Moines reports Henry Fields victory over Sen. Brookhart for the Republican Senate nomination in Iowa. Field, a seed business founder, framed his win with campaign theatrics and a farmers’ appeal, vowing never to be defeated. He leveraged showmanship, a public chicken stew motif, and rural roots to secure broad support.
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Fields
Henry
Des Moines
Henry Field
Smith W. Brookhart
U. S
Iowa
Field
Senator Brookhart
Brookhart
Victorius Caesar
Shenandoah
Wall Street
Wellsburg Men Escape Car Crash Near Grave
Art Meyer and Glen Harlan of Wellsburg escaped serious injuries when a car driven by Meyer left the road two miles south of Wellsburg, rolled over, and burned after striking soft ground. The vehicle’s insurance had expired days earlier and was not renewed.
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Grundy Center
Art Meyer
Glen Harlan
Wellsburg
Meyer
Dawes to resign as head of reconstruction finance firm
Charles Gates Dawes will retire as president of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation on June 15 to return to Chicago banking. President Hoover accepted the resignation with praise for his service as the economy improves. Dawes notes the tax bill and budget balance as turning points and cites $700 million in loans already authorized.
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Washington
Charles Gates Dawes
Aruction Finance Corporation
Chicago
Hoover
Dawes
Congress
Reconstruction Corporation
Corporation
Fern Johnson and Charles Packwood Wed in Morrison
West Union Miss Fern I Johnson and Charles W Packwood Jr of Oelwein were married February 27 by Rev Herbert T Chenoweth at Morrison Illinois. Mrs Packwood, a West Union High School and Upper Iowa University graduate, taught at Edgewood. Mr Packwood assists in photography in Oelwein and attends Cedar Rapids business college.
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West Union
Fern I. Johnson
Charles W. Packwood, Jr
Oelwein
Fred Johnson
Packwood
Herbert T. Chenoweth
Methodist Episcopal Church
Morrison, Il
Upper Iowa University
Edgewood
Cedar Rapids
Fayette County First Tabulated in Fourth District Race
Des Moines reports Fayette County was the first in the Fourth district to finish tabulation. In the Republican contest for U S representative in Congress Benson led with 3,228 votes to Gilbert Haugen's 2,826 after all 28 precincts in Fayette county were counted.
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Des Moines
Fayette
Fayette County
Benson
Gilbert Haugen
Eight Die as Ellington Building Blast Ravages Cleveland
A massive blast and subsequent fire at the Ellington six story building in downtown Cleveland left at least eight dead and 13 missing. Firefighters and police recovered five bodies and search for others continued as about 200 residents faced injuries and displacement. Authorities suspected a gas explosion from Markowitz's restaurant cellar but continued investigations. Throngs observed rescues as priests and aid workers assisted victims at the Hollenden hotel and in surrounding areas.
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Cleveland
Ellington
Markowitz
St. John's Cathedral
Msgr
Joseph Smith
Hollenden Hotel
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