Dance pupils of Miss Lindeken shine in annual recital
The second annual Passing Show by Helen Lindeken’s school of dancing lit Immaculate Conception auditorium. Miss Lindeken directed and danced in two solos, with a large cast including Mary Evelyn Wenke and Virginia Kluber delivering standout numbers. The display ranged from tap to toe dances, group routines, and a final Indian ballet finale.
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Helen L. Lindeken
School of Dancing
Immaculate Conception Auditorium
Virginia Kluber
Johnee Raper
Marilyn Mizener
Regina Gillen
Joyce Gearhart
Maxine Wenke
Lucile Murphy
Nadine Werning
Adelaid Roeder
Louise Buck
Bonnie Mae Diebold
Jacqualine Lorig
Merle Brieholz
Joan Dulin
Dorothy Alred
Mr. Charlie
Roberta Randolph
Peggy Paxton
Regina Ryan
Gwendolyn Wren
Betty Jean Dahl
King’s Heralds
Mary Jane Ferguson
Betty Hiltbruner
Charlene Smothers
Joline Raper
Dorothy Zvacek
Norma Schmatt
Anchors Aweigh
Inez Jean Mercer
Janet Barrigar
Betty Ann Hiltbruner
Anna Rita Mallan
Susan Katherine Starman
Lorraine Leska
Dolores Lattner
Margaret Ann Roland
Peggy Welch
Shirley Greenburg
Katherine Jean Rhodes
Claudia Sangster
Dorothy Baker
Glen Baker
Mary Mallan
Jack Homan
Mida Mary Rhodes
Elaine Zarub
Rosemary Lattner
Evelyn Lattner
Jean Nelson
Adelaide Roeder
Virginia Shepherd
Shirley Zemanek
Mary Ellen Stickles
Howard Snyder
Miss Lindeken
Mr. Snyder
Dolores Gillen
Curry's New Town Lounge Opens Wednesday After Remodel
Curry's will open Wednesday at 312 Second Avenue SE after a near three month remodel. James Curry operates the establishment known as Curry's Where Friends Meet featuring a cigar counter luncheonette card pool and billiard room with new equipment and a modern kitchen.
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Second Avenue SE
James Curry
Curry
April to May disease quarantines and deaths report
The May health report corrected April figures and listed twelve scarlet fever cases, three diphtheria cases, and one typhoid fever case. Plagueable diseases included thirteen chicken pox, one measles, eight mumps, and fourteen whooping cough. Forty eight deaths occurred. board expenses totaled 2727.52.
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Board of Health
James Vanda
Court House News Highlights From Iowa Courts
Court reports include a released pair tied to a $45 loss in Waubeek after a Reinbeck gypsy incident, a hearing set on a receiver’s report for Shores-Mueller mail, a divorce petition from Thea Oliphant and custody request, primary canvassing in Linn County, Nellie Turner’s will admitted, appeals dismissed in a lease case, multiple divorces filed or granted, and a note suit against John H Turner Jr. plus a judgment appeal overruled in district court.
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Pillia George
Ee Ky
Tom Cooper
Nashville
Tenn
Reinbeck
Charles Pratt
Waubeek
James H. Smith
Larry Condon
Pratt
Miss George
Waubeck
H. C. Ring
District Court
M. R. Wright
Shores-Mueller Company
Shores Company
Shores- Mueller Company
Shores’ Company
Thea Oliphant
Donovan Oliphant
Mr. Oliphant
W. J. Grunewald
D. W. Bates
American Trust and Savings Bank
C. L. Percival Company
Bill Bascom
Elsie Bills
Carl L. Bills
Council Bluffs Woman Heads W R C Of Iowa
Des Moines AP Iowa department of the Women’s Re- West Corps G A R auxiliary elected Mrs Ethel Shepard of Council Bluffs as president. Mrs Tracy Bradley of Iowa City was named senior vice president and Mrs Mildred McNerney of Des Moines junior vice president. At noon fewer than thirty five G R members had registered, matching veterans’ fears this could be the last state encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Councilmen Consider Beer And Public Dancing Split
City council members met with petition sponsors Tuesday to discuss separating beer sales from dancing in Cedar Rapids. No ordinance, but sentiment would shape possible legislation. The petitioning group backed prohibiting beer sales at any venue hosting dancing.
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Cedar Rapids
Frank K. Hahn
S. V. Shonka
Six Black Legion Members Held On Penland Charges
DETROIT AP Six men accused of Black Legion night riding were ordered held for trial on charges of seizing and confining Robert Penland a steel worker abducted and tried by masked men last Oct 5. Penland testified three men seized him and he was taken to a meeting where he was accused of disobeying orders but not flogged. Gulley testified Penland was lashed with a blacksnake whip. others held for trial are Cox Angstadt King Lawrence and Robinson.
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Detroit
Robert Penland
Penland
Frederick A. Gulley
Gulley
Thomas F. Cox
Earl Angstadt
Charles King
Ecorse
Harold Lawrence
Wilbur Robinson
Detroit Street Railways
Bolivian Government Bans Communism Activities
In La Paz the Bolivian government on Tuesday outlawed communism and all communist activities within the country signaling a hard line against leftist groups and associated operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Paz
Bolivia
Mrs Margaret Schissel Dies After Short Illness
Margaret Schissel 110 Sixth Street SW Cedar Rapids died at home at 1 45 pm Monday after a brief illness. Born March 10 1883 in Festina Iowa she moved to Cedar Rapids eleven years ago. Survived by husband Peter F Schissel ten children and several siblings. Daughters of Isabella and Knights of Columbus to hold Rosaries. body to be moved from Brady mortuary to the home. funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Margaret G. Schissel
Sixth Street
Festina
Cedar Rapids
Daughters of Isabella
Rosary Society
St. Patrick's Church
Peter F. Schissel
R. G. Schupanitz
Clermont
Charles Rothmeyer
Rose
Virginia
Florence
Ralph
Marie
Margaret
Dolores
Frances
John Kipp
Barnum
Knights of Columbus
Brady Mortuary
Funeral Arrangements for Local Odd Fellows Leader
At 3 p.m. Thursday the service will be led by Rev. Henry Scherer with burial at Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Maine lodge I.O.O.F. No. 643 will conduct graveside rites. Friends may call at Beatty chapel Tuesday and Wednesday evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. All Odd Fellows to meet at Maine lodge hall 838 First Avenue East at 2:30 p.m. Thursday to attend the funeral.
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Henry Scherer
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Maine Lodge I.0
Beatty Chapel
Odd Fellows
Maine Lodge
First Avenue E
Albert L Adams to be buried in Chicago after death near Center Point
The body of Albert L Adams found dead in his car near Center Point road and 6th Avenue NE will be moved from Moon Funeral home to Chicago for services and burial Tuesday evening. Born Oct 31 1871 in What Cheer, he is survived by wife Selina of Chicago two daughters Olive Brewster of Chicago Elsie Shaw of River Grove Illinois and granddaughter Charlotte Shaw.
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Albert L. Adams
Center Point Road
Moon Funeral Home
Chicago
Selina
Olive Brewster
Elsie Shaw
River Grove
Ill
Charlotte Shaw
Mrs Laura Currier Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Laura Adele Currier widow of Edwin Currier died at 809 Division Street SE at 1 10 p m Tuesday after a long illness. Born December 12 1858 in Iowa City she lived in Cedar Rapids fifty years. Surviving are two children Gertrude Pattison and Herman L Currier both of Cedar Rapids two grandchildren Hilda Bauaman and George Morgan of Cedar Rapids. She was a member of the Christian Science Church. Funeral services will be at Turner chapel with time to be announced and friends may call Wednesday.
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Laura Adele Currier
Edwin Currier
Division Street
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Gertrude Pattison
Herman L. Currier
Hilda Bauaman
George Morgan
Christian Science Church
Turner Chapel
Births report lists several new arrivals on June 8 9
Born to Mr and Mrs Clark Johnson 906 Ellis NW a daughter Sharron Joan on June 8 at Mercy hospital. Mrs Johnson formerly Miss Lucille Triska. Born to Mr and Mrs Charles Gates Rowley a daughter on June 8 at Mercy hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs Leonard Schallau Keystone a daughter on June 8 at Mercy hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs Russell Wolfe 835 Third Ave SE a son James Warren on June 9 at Mercy hospital.
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Clark Johnson
Ellis Boulevard
Sharron Joan
Mery Hospital
Johnson
Lucille Triska
Charles Gates
Rowley
Mercy Hospital
Leonard Schallau
Keystone
Russell Wolfe
Third Avenue SE
James Warren
Kate Smith Show Time Announced on WBBM
Tune in Kate Smith at 5 30 p m on WBBM every Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday for her radio program.
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Kate Smith
WBBM
Mrs Smreek 82 Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Mary Smreek widow of Charles Smreck aged 82 dies at home seven miles southeast of Cedar Rapids after a long illness. Born in Bohemia January 8 1854 she moved here in 1889 and leaves two daughters Mrs Frank Rejsa Cedar Rapids and Mrs Mary Jandrt Bruce Wis two sons Frank Jerry and Joseph all at home eight grandchildren and seven great grandchildren Funeral services Thursday at 1 p m at Janeba and Brush chapel and 2 p m at Rogers Grove Church conducted by Rev Pokorny Burial in Rogers Grove Cemetery Friends may call Wednesday evening at Janeba and Brush chapel
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Mary Smreek
Charles Smreck
Cedar Rapids
Bohemia
Frank Rejsa
Mary Jandrt
Bruce
Wis
Frank
Jerry
Joseph
Janeba and
Brush
Rogers Grove
Francis Pokorny
Funeral services for Leo Munster in Beatrice
Funeral services for Leo Muen ster of Beatrice Nebraska, who died early Monday in a local hospital, will be held in the Beatty chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Muenster
Beatrice, Neb
Beatty Chapel
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Gloria Zemanek
Mercedes Herring
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Roosevelt
Court House News
Waubeek Man
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Nellie Turner
L. A. Turner
Myrtle L. McDevitt
John L. McDevitt
Alonzo LeRoy Franks
Emma G. Franks
Sylvia F. Burger
George W. Burger
Sylvia Northland
Elizabeth Hofferd
Leo J. Hofferd
Council Bluffs
W.R.C
Buehler
Wilson Ham
Black Legion
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Margaret Schissel
Albert Adams
Laura A. Currier
Ade
N. B. C. Ritz
Philadelphia
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Prince Albert
Kentucky Club
Sunnyfield
Bartlett Pears Ag
P. L. Pruni
Dial
Blue Valley
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U. S
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Pork & Beans
Mazda
Jersey
Roggefort
Kellogg’s
Phillip
Wyandotte Cleaner & Cleanser
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