Sokol Club Basks in Sixty Year Anniversary Celebration
The local Sokol association marked its sixtieth anniversary with a Thursday evening program at the Sokol hall attended by members and leaders from Bohemian and Czech American groups. Speeches in Bohemian praised the group, with remarks from Mayor Stepanek and choir performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sokol Association
Sokol
W. H. Stepanek
Frank J. Janeba
Bohemian Reading Society
Vincent Kubovec
Czech Dramatic Club
Emil Klumpar
Bohemian School Association
Frank Suchy
Iowa Grand Lodge
Czechoslovak Societies of America
Emily Smreck
Sisterhood Fraternal Association
Frank M. Barta
Western Bohemian Fraternal Association
Joan C. Stepan
Cedar Rapids Listy
Frank Machovsky
T. B. Hlubucek
Iowa Herald
Emma Janda
Marie Novak
Bohemian Ladies Association
Rudolph Miller
Central Sokol
Word Puzzle Fragments Reveal Mixed Clues and Nonsense
A jumbled list of vertical and horizontal puzzle hints mix letters, names, and partial phrases. Several entries resemble crossword guide clues with garbled wording and stray capitalization, offering fragmented definitions and incomplete pointers.
Soviet imports cut in half in first quarter of 1933
Detailed figures show Soviet foreign trade in the first quarter totalled just over 200 million rubles, down from 336 million a year earlier. Imports fell more than exports, improving the balance to a 24 million ruble surplus, with U.S. trade shrinking and Britain and Germany showing sharp shifts in exports and imports. The United States supplied 3.9 million rubles of imports and received 2.46 million rubles in exports during the three months, while Britain and Germany saw steep declines in purchases and mixed changes in sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Germany
France
Land transfers and deeds involving Fairley Kepros Holub Carpenter and Zeller
Frank S Fairley and wf transfer to Sophia Kepros lot 3 Irr Sur nw ne sec 6 83 6 for $1 and val con. Matthew 8 Holub to Henry M Carpenter drying and sowing 20a nw sec 36 86 5 for $1 and val con. William Zeller to Alma Davis wd sw ne and ne nw sec 25 85 7 for $1 and love and affection date 4 21 33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S Fairley
Sophia Kepros
Val Con
Matthew
Holub
Henry
M Carpenter W.d
William Zeller
Alma Davis
Wiley Post's early break from oil field accident funds to world flight
An Oklahoma oil field mishap left Wiley Post with one eye and $2,000 that started his aviation career. He bought a used crate, barnstormed, trained at a mechanical school, then moved to private piloting under F. C. Hall. In 1931 he and navigator B Harold Gatty set a round the world record in the Winnie Mae, flying 16,000 miles in just over eight days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
Wiley Post
Post
Maysville
W. F. Post
Wiley
F. C. Hall
Hall
California
Chicago
Winnie Mae
Winnie Mac Fain
Gatty
Harold Gatty
Los Angeles
Roosevelt Field
New York
Harbor Grace
Berlin
Moscow
Irkutsk
Nome
Edmonton
Oklahoma
Sperry Gyroscope Company
Mexico City
Real estate transfers and joint tenancy deeds in Cedar Rapids area
A compilation of property transfers and deeds dated 1932 1933 in Linn and surrounding counties. W J Conway to George C Oxley transfers lot 1 bik 22 orig Marion. Maggie Kimes and husband to Anton and Marie Alovec. Frantiska Gregor to Cora Kepler. Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery Assn to Eugene M Stone. Sheriff Linn County to L L McArthur Jr. Highland Realty Co to Hershall C Halfhill. Genevieve Lynch Buresh to A Fred Doan and Grace Doan. Mae R Morton et al to Carl C Olson or survivor. Ben F Wolverton to J T Grayston. W J Conway and wife to J T Grayston. J M Dinwiddie to J T Grayston. G R Willson to O J and Ora Smith. Margaret H Smeltzer to A W and J G Gillilan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Conway
George C. Oxley
Orig Marion
Maggie Kimes
Anton and
Marie Alovec
Hus
Hull
A . Frantiska Gregor
Cora Kepler
Grd
Jesse H. Kepler
Incom
Valcon
Cedar Memorial Park
Cem Assn
Eugene M. Stone
Cem
Evergreen Cedar Park Cemetery
Sheriff
Linn County
L. L. McArthur
the Highland Realty Co
Herschall C. Halfhill
West Highlands
Cedar Rapids
Genevieve Lynch Buresh
Fred Doan
Grace D. Doan
Mae R. Morton Et
James
Alice A. Reiley
Carl CG
Mary J. Olson
Marion
Ben F. Wolverton
J. T. Grayston
Mosher
Viola
Shall We Can Our Fresh Vegetables
Florence La Ganke reports on a well attended meeting about food preservation. The demonstrator says only fresh foods should be canned and warns against wilted market produce. Emphasizes home canning when surplus produce exists and that commercial canners are skilled and dependable.
Home Canning Tips for Beans and Corn from Nancy Page
A 1930s leaflet outlines safe home canning methods for beans and corn. It advises lemon juice and salt per quart, describes open kettle, cold pack, hot water bath, oven, and pressure canning techniques with specific cooking times. Nancy Page offers a stamped self addressed envelope for the leaflet.
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Nancy
Nancy Page
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J. C. Milner
Twentythird Street
Larulne
Fenat
Strife
Kime
Lake Louise
Moanaustle Dewa
Zaxile
North Ameri
U.S
Meerahrha
Manullakis Tuimorn
Hall-Ekfelt Inc
Florence la Ganke
Dorothy Gray
Ehis
Corsica
du Pont
Rose
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