Trans Masonic School of Instruction Opens Ahead of Grand Lodge Session
The Trans Masonic grand lodge school of instruction opened Friday at Masonic Hall under the supervision of the grand lodge. Secretary John Z W Ayace of Traer heads the session with attendees from various lodges. Additional classes and demonstrations on shoe makers and other crafts were planned for Saturday and Monday morning sessions. General remarks note upcoming events and gatherings ahead of the ninety second annual communication Tuesday.
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Trans Masonic Grand Lodge School of Instruction
Masonic Grand Lodge
Iowan
Masonic Ball
Grand Lodge
Hand of
John ZW. Ayace
Traer
JSG Vinson Hac
Hopan Ang Sten
Sanhdarys
Nasris
Lasterdam
Rex Samper
Grant Dodge
ThorsSier
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local Notices
Dr George J Rowan Optometrist new location 415 Higley Ridg ad W J Reese 349 Eighteenth street SE returned home after Mercy hospital stay. Spring produce ads invited. R H Pickford 357 Forest drive SE fined $1 in police court for overtime parking. Permit issued to Ira M Quigley to build a 5000 dwelling at 1941 C avenue NE. Shueyville United Brethren church schedule includes 930 worship 1030 church school 330 to 830 Christian Endeavor from Shueyville Cedar Rapids Vinton and Lisbon. Ferris R Simpson among Cedar Rapids men passing state bar exam son of Dr C E Simpson 1561 Bever avenue SE.
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Shueyville
Ferris R. Simpson
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
C. E. Simpson
Bever Avenue
Mrs Mary Rath Suffered Fractures After Fall at Home
Mrs Mary Rath aged 79 of Center Point was admitted to St Luke's hospital Thursday afternoon with a fractured left arm and fractured hip after a fall while hanging curtains. She remains confined in the hospital.
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Mary Rath
Center Point
St Luke's Hospital
Second Christian Church announces summer service schedule
The Second Christian Church on Third avenue at Sixth street SW will adopt a summer schedule starting Sunday. Morning service opens at 9 30 with worship communion and preaching followed by study classes and general assembly. Evening union service at 7 30 and Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30.
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Second Christian Church
Third Avenue
Sixth Street SW
General Assembly
Christian Endeavor
Union
Fire department false alarm and ashes mishap report
Firemen responded to a sprinkler misalarm at 1135 pm Thursday at Williams and Hunting Compass with no fire. Earlier at 915 pm another call from 6 Avenue and Fils Boulevard NW. The department later attended to the Frame of Mr Exa Carroll at 120 Fourteenth Street NE where her ashes were moulded.
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Willams and Hunting
Avenue
Fils Boulevard
Exa Carroll
Fourteenth Street
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Foot Comfort
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful treatment for inflammatory foot troubles. It claims rapid relief from pain and swelling after one application and notes antiseptic deodorant properties that stop odors from foot perspiration. The ad urges readers to ask May Drug Company or their local druggist for a two ounce bottle.
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America
Moone
Polarized quotes spark debate on wartime policy
A clipped transcript shows editorials from Beverly Hills and Detroit gatherings. Notable remarks labeled the President as signaling possible military callouts if Congress approves measures. Report features comments by Mrs. Winters on public decency and a critique of opposing factions amid a convention climate.
Unclear fragment reports small fire near Taerth Street
Fragment mentions a small fire at a property near Taerth Street and D Avenue NE 43 710 ppm, attributed to a BlatTaomere company in the Wapsie Valler area. Details are incomplete.
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Taerth Steet
D Avenue
Wapsie Valler
Man Files Federal Bankruptcy in Local Court
George Nathaniel Koehler of 916 Nineteenth Street SE, a laborer, filed and paid a ROA in bankruptcy in federal court Friday. His schedules show liabilities totaling 1080 dollars and 200 dollars in assets on which exemption is claimed.
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Geoorge
Nathaniel Koehler
Nineteenth Street
Cedar Rapids Chamber Endorses US Chamber Stand at Friday Meeting
Directors of the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce met at the Hotel Roosevelt at noon on Friday and authorized drawing a resolution endorsing the United States Chamber of Commerce stance on pending congressional legislation affecting American business.
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Cedar Rapids
Man Pleads Not Guilty in Intoxication Charge
Ole Barnes 46 of 124 Tenth street NE pled not guilty in police court Friday to an intoxication charge and faces trial Saturday. Harry Franks 53 of 514 C avenue NE was fined 25 dollars and costs for disturbing the peace of his family while 10 dollars and costs were levied for intoxication against Earl Everhart 45 of 1715 Sixth avenue SE and Jim Henry 30 of Fairfax.
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Ole Barnes
Tenth Street NE
Harry Franks
C Avenue NE
Earl Everhart
Sixth Avenue SE
Jim Henry
Fairfax
Iowa Students Sail for Europe from Montreal
Robert Yaw son of Mr and Mrs Harry Yaw of 392 Twenty first street SE and a University of Iowa student leaves Thursday night for Montreal where he and roommate Harold Matt of Fort Dodge a fellow University student plan to sail on the SS Montcalm June 12. The pair will visit England Scotland Holland Belgium Germany and France and return to the United States September 1.
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Robert Yaw
Harry Yaw
Twentyfirst
University of Iowa
Montreal
Harold Mattfelt
Fort Dodge
England
Scotland
Holland
Belgium
Germany
France
United States
Trinity Lutheran Church Summer Service Schedule
Trinity Lutheran church of Missouri Synod on First Avenue at Fourteenth Street W opens its summer schedule from Sunday through the second Sunday in September. Services begin 8:30 a.m. on Pentecost Sunday with special services. Reverend P. L. Bornhoeft preaches on The One Holy Christian Church Its Power and Its Weaknesses. The senior vested choir directed by John A. Jaeger sings Crown Ye The Feast With Flowers by George Kessel. Organ selections include Grand Chorus in D by Guilmant, Pastorale in F by Faulkes, and March Romaine by Gou nod.
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Trinity Lutheran Church of Missouri Synod
First Avenue
Fourteenth Street
P. L. Bornhoeft
One Holy Christian Church
John A. Jaeger
George Kessel
Alex Guilmant
William Faulkes
Gounod
Barbara Hutton Mdivani and Count Court Haugewitz Reventlow flee Reno fears
Copenhagen reports say Barbara Hutton Mdivani and Count Haugewitz Reventlow plan to live in Europe due to fear of gangsters in the United States. Precautions in Reno during divorce residence were to guard her from an alleged kidnapping plotted by the Barser Karps group. A gangster known as Jack arrived after Barbara, then apparently disappeared.
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Reno
Barser-Karps
Oed
Jack
Babara
Cedar Rapids and Marion Couples Granted Marriage Licenses
Cedar Rapids pairs Paul Hays with Pauline Gillette and Joseph L Dunek with Roberta Fhizabeth Clark were issued licenses. Cedar Rapids residents John Atrakar or and Bessie Nemec also received licenses. Marion couple Elwood M. Hammond and El nora E. Jensen were granted licenses.
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Paul Hays
Pauline Gillette
Cedar Rapids
Joseph L Dunek
Roberta Fhizabeth Clark
John Atrakar Or
Bessie Nemec
Elwood M. Hammond
Elnora E. Jensen
Marion
Farmer Finds Wildebeest Calf Reared by Cattle
A Mangwo farmer near Bula Wayo South Africa rescued a wildebeest calf that leapt into his car and was later adopted by one of his cows. The calf now roams with the farmer’s herd, cared for by the cow mother.
Blonde Woman and 3 Men Sought in Kidnap Case
Tacoma reports four suspects including a blonde woman identified as Gladys West and three men linked to the Weyerhaeuser kidnapping. They traveled from Tacoma to Utah and Wyoming after snatching George Weyerhaeuser for a $200,000 ransom. Federal agents await identification of the ransom note sender, while details of the kidnap house are described.
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Tacoma
Wash
Ins
Pacific Northwest
Chicago
St. Paul
Weyerhaeuser
Brigham City
Utah
Salt Lake City
Cheyenne
Wyo
Winthrop Hotel
George Weyerhaeuser
Floyd Anderson
Department of Justice
Seattle
Gladys West
Donald Dawes
Fred Schaller
Floyd E. Baker
Professor Bryant on Student Relief Work at Coe College
Prof George W Bryant of Coe College told the Council of Social Agencies that social usefulness guides federal aid for students. He cited dishwashing as unlikely to be funded while work relief favors socially desirable tasks such as playground commissions and research.
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George W. Bryant
Coe College
Council of Social Agencies
Coe
Bryant
Playground Commission
Governor Attends Sioux City Land O Smiles Jubilee
Gov. Cliude L. Herring will be in Sioux City on June 13 for the Land O Smiles jubilee spanning June 12 to 14. Gen Hugh S Johnson will join the governor at a reception as the three day event features a pageant expected to draw over 100000 spectators.
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Des Moines
Cliude L. Herring
Sioux City
Findleys Check Out Of Miami Apartment
Park A. Findley chief of the Iowa bureau of investigation and his bride of a week checked out of their Miami Beach apartment where they had been honeymooning. They left no forwarding address. Joseph Mack the apartment manager said they did not announce whether they were leaving Miami but he thought they were.
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Miami
Park A. Findley
Iowa Bureau of Investigation
Miami Beach
Joseph Mack
Margaret Vogel 75 Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Margaret Vogel aged 75 died at her home Wednesday after a long illness. Funeral services are set for Saturday morning at St. Mary's Catholic Church with Rev. Father J. G. Hauser officiating, followed by burial in the cemetery.
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Sigourney
Margaret Vogel
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
J. G. Hauser
Marion News Barn dance sale and local notices
Advance ticket sale for the WHO barn dance frolic at Lincoln school auditorium tonight and Saturday at 8. Cast includes Master of ceremonies Steve Hines and numerous acts. Community notices cover church events, meetings, a piano recital, DeMolay, Children’s Day programs, and local farewells. Death of Al Gorman noted. St Berchman’s Seminary commencement with eight grammar diplomas awarded.
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Lincoln School
Steve Hines
Tillie and
the Sheriff
Elizabeth Norris
Dale McEnany
Lem
Martha
LeRoy Michel
Richard Clark
Grandpa Jitters
Joe Green
J. Paul
Raymond
Dale Beebe
Robins
Smilin
Sam
Roland Goudy
Miles Sutera
Burton Emmons
Louisiana
Lou
Muriel Gordon
Joe
Joe McGann
Wyoming Ropers
Max Berlin
Clifford Tull
John
John Burke
Harmony Kings
Alvy Beiber
Ray Carr
Barnyard Pete
Joseph Pickerill
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Pals, Bernice and Howard Cruise; Klondike Ed, Amos Stewart; Red Pepper
Edward Maloney
Fairfax
Wayne Bartlett
The
Merry Maker
Teresa Naso
Whistlin
Matt
Matt Schuller
Hazel Olinger
Max Batchelder
Springville
Martha Ann Young
Lars Larson
Russell McLaughlin
Cedar Rapids
Beatrice Pickerill
Art Hutchins
Lee Peterson
Casey Jones
Donald Maloney
David Dippel
John Young
Mary Jane Hubbard
Dorothy Bowser
Earl Stanton
George Rose
Bob Hardin
Mina Brundidge
Lorraine Cruise
Stella Collins
S. P. Ralston
Bessie Scott
Tapping Joan
Joan Benesh
Soft Shoe Dog
Betty Howell
Ella Davin
Anna Helen Martin
Jessamine Rundquist
Lois Stitzel
Jeanette Titus
Lois Lockwood
Norcross Sisters
Blanche Reynolds
St. Berchman's Seminary
Charges Break wage and hour rules in Massachusetts
Major John J. McDonough Massachusetts state NRA director announced the first official charge of a wage hour and price structure break in the state. He cited eighteen firms discarding code provisions with two stark examples a building material company cutting a worker from 16 to 3.60 weekly and another from 17.60 to 3.60 while guaranteeing at least six hours a week.
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Boston
John J. McDonough
Massachusetts
NRA
McDonough
Two Negroes Executed For Murders In Separate States
In South Carolina Thurmond Harris, 24, was electrocuted in Columbia for assaulting a 68-year-old white woman near Williston on March 3. In Texas Albert Carr, from Houston, was executed in Huntsville for attacking a white woman.
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Columbia
S. C
Thurmond Harris
Williston
Huntsville
Tex
Albert Carr
Houston
Commerce Dept May Move To Baltimore Headquarters
The Commerce Department, growing fast and cramped in Washington, proposes to relocate its headquarters to Baltimore to conduct a $9.37 million census of business. The move stems from the need for more space as the department expands its operations.
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Commerce Dept
Baltimore
Washington
Commerce Department
The Little Missionary Play at Children’s Day Program
A one act play titled The Little Missionary will be presented by Bible school divisions of the Christian Church during Children’s Day. Cast includes Glatha Port Jean Leidigh Pauline Taylor Wilbur Clark and Clarence Reinhardt with musical numbers The Story Must Be Told Jesus Loves Me We’ve a Story to Tell to the Nations and Into My Heart. Members scheduled to participate should meet at the church Saturday.
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Bible School of the Christian Church
Glatha Port
Jean Leidigh
Pauline Taylor
Wilbur Clark
Clarence Reinhardt
LeRoy
Jesus
Verle Breed
Christian Church Bible School
Osceola lodge officers elected with July installation
Albert Taylor was elected noble grand of Osceola lodge No 18 I O O F Thursday along with W J Fleisher as vice grand Marshall Swayne as secretary and George Burns as treasurer. Officers slated for installation on July 11. A long social gathering followed at Mr and Mrs J Lawrence Bigger's home for Mrs Bigger's birthday with about twenty guests and a picnic supper. Local clubs and visits noted include Mothers club guests from Cedar Rapids and San Francisco, plans for a child welfare conference in Iowa City, and further community notices. The Presbyterian Sunday school beginners are asked to meet Saturday for Children's day practice and several residents were reported visiting or returning from out of town trips.
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Albert Taylor
Osceola Lodge
W. J. Fleisher
Marshall Swayne
George Burns
J. Lawrence Bigger
Lulu B. Secrist
Marian Secrist
Lizzie Bigger
Julius Bigger
Ethel Bigger
Carrie Reichert
Carrie Schultz
Mothers Club
Robert Hess
George C. Keyes
Cedar Rapids
Oscar Byam
Iowa City
W. E. Peddycourt
Keyes
Elizabeth Gibson
The
Presbyterian Sunday School
Frances Hildebrand
Congress activities mix utility bill debate and AAA amendments
The Senate debated a public utility bill while the House considered NRA legislation. The Agriculture Committee studied AAA amendments and amended the AAA measure. On Thursday the arms publicity treaty was ratified and continued debate on the utility bill proceeded along with passing several small measures.
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Senate
HOUSE
Agriculture Committee
Commencement Honors Conferred by Clergy Members
Rev. Elmer F. Becker conferred the honors with a commencement address by Rev. Harry E. Long of Dubuque. Music by the chorus, glee club and orchestra and an exercise by the primary department preceded the address.
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Elmer F. Becker
Harry E. Long
Dubuque
Hamburg Dam Struck From Mississippi River Projects
Army engineers decide to remove Hamburg Dam No 24 near Hamburg Illinois from the Upper Mississippi projects list. Representative Cannon of Missouri who opposed the move was notified Friday by Major General Edward M. Markham, head of the corps.
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Washington
Army Engineering Corps
Hamburg, Ill
Mississippi
Cannon
Hamburg
Edward M. Markham
Engineering Corps
Three Vessels Rush To Aid Cordova In Distress
In Seattle Washington three ships hurried to help the S S Cordova an Alaska steamship line liner that sent a distress call Thursday night. The Cordova reported a position off Seymour Narrows in British Columbia about 200 miles north of Seattle as it leaked water through the shaft alley from a broken tail shaft.
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Seattle
Wash
INS
S. S. Cordova
Alaska Steamship Company
Cordova
Seymour Narrows
British Columbia
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Nancy Spalla
Lillian Chudzinski
Charles Burkart
Grove City
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Donald Allen
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