Repeal Meeting 10 Held on Monday in Linn County
Linn county repeal group opens campaign for June 20 repeal referendum with a mass meeting in the Crystal Room Hotel Montrox Monday. Speakers include Senator Geske and Senator Anderson. national reform leaders plan motor tour from Iowa City to energize voters.
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Linn County Organization For
Crystal Room
Montrox
MB Geske
McGregor
Paul Anderson
Harcourt
State Women's Organization For Nationsal
Iowa City
Linn County
Vernon L. Clark
Des Moines
National Organization For Prohibition Reform
Lil Nan C Harris
New York
Theer
Leo Pfeiffer
Linn County Organization
Ray Mills
Linn
Linn Repeal League
McCrory Named President of Cedar Rapids Young Peoples Union
Greer McCrory Jr son of the Rev and Mrs W Greer McCrory was elected president of the Cedar Rapids Presbyterial of the Young People's Christian Union of the United Presbyterian church at the local meeting.
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Greer McCrory, Jr
Young Peoples Union
U. P. Church
W Greer McCrory
Cedar Rapids
Young People's Christian Union
The
United Presbyterian Church
Trinity Lutheran Mission Festival Observed Sunday
Trinity Lutheran church Missouri Synod Mis sour observed its annual mission festival with 9 30 and 11 a.m. services by Rev Paul Brammer and Rev J A Frederick addressing God's Promise Unto Us and Unto Our Children and Why our mission work cannot fail. Evening service at 7 45 p.m. featured separate topic. special missions offering and choir music planned. public invited.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Missour
Synod
First Avenue
Exghteenth Street
Paul Brammer
St Ansgar
J A. Frederick
St. Paul's Lutheran University
Missouri Synod
Union's annual meeting at Traer features church leaders
The Rev. Mr. McCrory of the First United Presbyterian preached at the morning session while Paul Keyes spoke in the afternoon. Cedar Rapids attendees included George Keyes and family members. A Want Ad by Mrs. J. C. Milner at 405 Twenty third Street NE reports selling a baby buggy and a bassinette after twelve responses.
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Union
Traer
McCrory
First United Presbyterian Church
Paul Keyes
Cedar Rapids
George Keyes
Beth Harmon
Arlene Shepardson
Greer McCrory
Albert McCrory
Dorothy Georkee
Betsy Bridge
J. C. Milner
Twentythird Street
Endicott Johnson Co Boosts Wages Across Firm
Endicott Johnson Corp raises all wages and salaries by five percent starting June 1. George F. Johnson, chairman, said the move returns a portion of prior reductions and expresses hope for further increases. Seventeen thousand workers will benefit next week.
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Binghamton
N. Y
INS
George F. Johnson
Endicott Johnson Corporation
Notice of Dissolution of Pat tson House Company
The Pat tson House Company Incorporated in Cedar Rapids Iowa ceases to exist as a corporation by sale of its property about May 1 1933. A special stockholders meeting in Cedar Rapids on May 29 1933 unanimously confirms dissolution and authorizes wind up. Dated June 1933 Cedar Rapids Iowa. Thomas H Tracey President Alfred W Meyer Secretary.
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Pattson House Company
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Town
Thomas H Tracey
Alfred W Meyer
Local Opinion Repeats Call for 13 Month International Calendar
Cedar Rapids chamber again weighs support for a 13 month fixed calendar while the International Fixed Calendar League aims to continue George Eastman’s work via the University of Rochester. Geneva talks on calendar reform, with 44 nations, may resurface in 1935 for possible 1939 adoption.
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Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
George Eastman
University of Rochester
International
Geneva
Chamber of Commerce
League of Nations
Vrba Named First Vice President of Iowa Firefighters
Roy Vrba of 1524 Eighth Avenue SE was elected first vice-president of the Iowa Firefighters association at the close of the annual convention in Sioux City. J. W. Martin of Council Bluffs was chosen president. Cedar Rapids will host the 1934 convention.
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Roy Vrba
Eighth Avenue SE
Iowa Firefighters Association
Sioux City
J. W. Martin
Council Bluffs
Cedar Rapids
Officers Named by Group in Iowa Notice
The group lists Elmer Hubacher of Dubuque as second vice-president and William Hottel of Des Moines as secretary treasurer.
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Elmer Hubacher
Dubuque
William Hottel
Des Moines
Advise Post Office If Going Away On Vacation
Public notice urges customers to inform the post office before travel to prevent mail buildup on porches. It warns against relying on neighbors for mail care and explains steps for temporary mail forwarding and hold mail services during short absences.
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Post Office
Postmasters Warned About Mail During Vacations
Assistant Postmaster George Beattie urged people to inform friends and the postmaster if taking long vacations. He noted mail should be kept at the post office or forwarded if desired. Three Pacific coast states supply 30 percent of eggs used by 13 million people in greater Newark.
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George Beattie
Pacific Coast States
Greater
Newark
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Geske and Anderson
Vernon Clark
Lillian Harris
Trinity Lutheran
Friedrich
Young Beef Pot
Veal
Choice
Weiners
Frankfurts Bologna
Endicott Johnson Co
Riverside
Royal Neighbor Lodge
American Legion Hall
Washington
Lone Tree
Ainsworth
West Liberty
Wellman
Tipton
JOE Stark Meat Market
1St St. NE
Free Delivery
Dial
Ibs
Strawberry Bargains
Certo
Iowa Firefighters
Milwaukee
Frankfurts
Kline
Alaska
Paramount Theatre
Barr's Vegetable Dinner
Sunbrite i
Campbell's Soups
Nash's
Folger's
del Monte
Chase and Sanbern
Pillsbury
Hires
Libby
P. & G. Soap
Paramount Coffee
General Foods
OG. F, Corp
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