Phil Hanna to Speak in City on Thursday
Phil Hanna editor of the Chicago Journal of Commerce will address a public luncheon sponsored by the Linn County Taxpayers association at the Chamber of Commerce. Hanna has campaigned since December against waste and tax levels and has written Stop the Racket which nears two million in circulation. He graduated from the University of Illinois in 1912 and has held major editorial and financial positions in Chicago, Detroit, and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil
Hanna
Chiago Journal of Commerce
Ee Getee Agres Codes Inta Chamber of
Comérce
Linn County Taxpayers Association
Eee Eee
Chicago Journal of Commerce
Aviation Dance to Be Held at Airport
Cedar Rapids hosts an aviation dance next Saturday June 18 at the new hangar to raise funds for a lighting system. Pilot Dan Hunter arranged the event after the hangar fire damaged the old lights. Flyers from nearby cities plan to attend and Fred Welch will make the first parachute jump at the field.
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Cedar Rap
Dan Hunter
Fred Welch
Cedar Rapids
New Pastor Installed at Second Evangelical Church
The Rev. Lowell S. Orth, son of Rev. L. L. Orth of Van Horne Iowa, became pastor of Second Evangelical Church at Eighteenth Avenue and Ninth Street SW. He preached his first sermon May 27 succeeding Rev. G. A. Stauffacher. Orth, 28, from Green Spring Ohio, is married with one son Lowell Stanford Jr. and lives at 1814 Ninth Street SW. He has studied at North Central College and Biblical Seminary of New York and has held roles at White Plains Presbyterian and St. Nicholas Reform Church.
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Lowell
Orth
Whi Plains
N. Y
White Plains
New York
Brooklyn Central Y. M. C. A
Rockaway Point
Long Island
Mr. Orth
Green Spring
Ohio
Lowell Stanford, Jr
1814
Ninth Street
Atlantic City
Ross to Be Doorkeeper at G O P Convention
Ross from Iowa named one of two national convention doorkeepers with Col. Glenn Haynes as at arms. Martha McClure of Pleasant named national committeewoman. Ross to report Monday morning as the Chicago event opens.
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Chicago
Ross
Iowa
Martha McClure
Pleasant
Col
Glenn Haynes
Mr. Ross
Round Trip Flight Across Atlantic Planned By Fogg
Lieut. Robert Fogg announced eight months of secret preparations for a first round trip cross Atlantic by airplane. If arrangements finish, the flight may occur this summer, aiming to prove a northern route for future passenger and mail air lines to Europe.
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Atlantic
Fogg
Concord
N. H
Robert & Fogg
Europe
Camp Wapsie-Y for Boys Opens Monday in 1932 Season
Wapsie-Y, Cedar Rapids camp on the Wapsie River near Central City opens its thirteenth season Monday with 104 boys leaving at 6 a.m. for a program of swimming boating nature study camp fire Bible study and games through July. Camp directors counselors and staff return and a long list of campers is named for the first week.
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Wapsie-Y
Wapsie
Central City
Charles Filipi
Homer White
Ted Mansager
Elmér Nélson
Warner Bachtell
Wapsie Cook
Allen Remy
Art Redel
Larry Dennis
Alexander Sampson, Jr
Elmér Prochaska
Darrell Martin
George Hollenbeck
John Winter
Horace Hedges
Iran T. Carrithers
P. F. Keehn
Everett Chandler
Owen Barry
Barry
DeMolay Founder Expected at Iowa State Conclave
Land of Kansas City founder of the Order of DeMolay is expected in Iowa at the state conclave June 20 to 22 in Des Moines. Hubert Utterback and J. William Hoersch will assist. a Legion of Honor degree and an oratorical contest open to the public are planned.
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Frank
Land
Kansas City
Order of DeMolay
DeMolay Grand Scribe
J. William Hoersch
Grand Council
Hubert Utterback
Des Moines
Iowa
Legion of Honor
Utterback
DeMolay Legionaires of
Harry K. Burmeister
Cedar Rapids
Charles Whelpley
Belle Plaine
Stanley C. Moore
and Rapids
Bensky
Hoover
Lyle Cook
Red Oak
Elks Host Homeless Children On Flag Day Outing
Forty two home for the friendless children attended an Elks club Flag Day dinner with Letty Keers and Mary Rue supervising. The event featured new shoes a visit to the Iowa theater and a park ride after a meal served on Elks silverware marked B P O E translating to Best People On Earth.
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Elks Club
Letty Keers
Mary Rue
Elks
Turner, Beatty and Polansky
Iowa Theater
H. A. Holdsberg
B. D. Silliman
Iowa
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Death of James Sheahan Former Memphis Water Works Chief
James Sheahan longtime Memphis water works superintendent died Thursday at his home in Memphis Tennessee. He led the plant during its expansion including a 1930 $2,000,000 pumping plant named for him. He was uncle of Mike Collins and Mrs G F Driscoll and will be buried in Memphis.
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James Sheahan
Mike Collins
Sixth Street
G. F. Driscoll
Memphis
Tenn
Sheahan
Memphis Water Works
Funeral services for D. E. Baker in Traer church
Funeral services for D. E. Baker will be held at 2 p.m. today at the Congregational church in Traer. Baker, a longtime Traer resident, had lived in Cedar Rapids for sixteen years.
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D. E. Baker
Congregational Church
Traer
Baker
Cedar Rapids
Funeral services for Mrs. William C Addy
Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Beatty chapel for Mrs. William C. Addy. Burial will follow at Linwood cemetery with Cedar Rebekah lodge in charge.
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William C. Addy
Beatty Chapel
Linwood Cemetery
Cedar Rebekah Lodge
Funeral services for Frank Johnson to be held Monday
Funeral services for Frank Johnson will be held in the Turner chapel at 2 p.m. Monday conducted by the Rev. John J. Gent. Burial will follow in Tinwood Cemetery.
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Frank Johnson
Turner Chapel
John J. Gent
Tineood
Mother and Sister of Sheriff Petrus Injured in Collision
Mrs. Charles Petrus and Rose Petrus, mother and sister of Sheriff Joe Petrus, sustained minor bruises in a two vehicle crash at the Fourteenth avenue SE and Second street SE intersection at about 6 15 p m They were passengers with Ralph Vavra who was driving west on Fourteenth avenue SE the other vehicle was driven by Joe Shulista Neither driver was injured Sheriff Petrus took the injured to a physician for first aid then home
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Charles Petrus
J Street
Rose Petrus
Joe Petrus
Fourteenth Avenue
Second Street
Ralph
K Street
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Joe Shulista
Twenty-second Avenue
Sheriff Petrus
Local Man Held As Drunk Driver
David Hunter, 60, of 1715 Johnson avenue NW, was jailed Saturday night on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Patrolman Dyson arrested him after spotting him driving east on E avenue NW between Tenth and Eleventh streets.
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David Hunter
Johnson Avenue NW
E Avenue NW
Tenth
Eleventh Streets
Dyson
Deacon Dubbs presented by Bertram group at Whittier
A three act comedy drama Deacon Dubbs staged in Whittier by a Bertram group Friday evening. Lead roles were Margaret Knapp and Richard Anderson with Harold Lerner Gilbert Caldwell Floyd Kitchen Leonzo Berry Mrs John Knapp Bessie Jorgensen Helen Rulle in supporting parts. directed by Mrs Frank Lerner. Music by Jonathan Paul and L Berry.
Costas Plans New Cafeteria On Third Street SE
Paul Costas announces a new 4400 square foot cafeteria at 116 120 Third street SE to open after remodeling, featuring modern operations, air conditioning, new front, and kitchen at the rear. Remodeling cost about 35000 dollars and may take two months with 25 to 30 staff. He is president of the Third Street Food corporation and has long operated Cedar Rapids restaurants.
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Paul Costas
Second Avenue
Virginia Cafe
Third Street
Costas
Third Street Food Corporation
Con Costas
Clothing Cp
S Regete Weer
Eaf Rapids National Bank
Second Avenue Investment Company
Cedar Rapids
Third Avenue
Virginia
Third Street of Corporation
Kiwanis Club Safety Contest Sees 32 Firms Enroll
Thirty two Cedar Rapids firms, operating 218 motor vehicles, joined the Kiwanis safety contest opening June 1. Monthly reports will show prior month miles driven and accidents. Firms with no accidents for a full month receive without accident stickers. 12 months clean drives earn certificates. drivers with 12 months accident free transporting passengers earn a Kiwanis Gold Star badge.
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Cedar Rapids
Kiwanis Club
al. W. Alien
Kiwanis
Local Grocers Return From National Meeting
Local grocers led by Gc. W. Keyes state secretary and Emil Surry attended the 35th annual National Association of Retail Grocers convention in St. Louis June 6 to 9. About 2000 delegates gathered as Gov Caulfield spoke and G. A. Bartel of Council Bluffs was reelected national treasurer. Atlantic City will host the 1933 meeting. Cedar Rapids delegates joined the group with Mrs Heaton and others.
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Gc. W
These Grocers Association
A. G. Keyes
Emil Surry
John Heaton
E. H. Prescott
St. Louis
Pos National Association of Retail Grocers
Jefferson Hotel
Henry S. Caulfield
Ernor
Missouri
Iowa
G. A. Bartel
Council Bluffs
Atlantic City
Cedar Rapids
J. C. Heaton
G. W. Mineck
Joseph Klinsky
F. Dusek
Joseph Zisko
Independent Hogan Runs Solo After Primary Defeat
Anamosa reports W A Hogan who lost the Democratic sheriff primary will run as an independent in November. Hogan carried 562 votes to W H Frazer's 840.
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Anamosa
W. A. Hogan
Mr. Hogan
W. H. Frazer
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Second Evangelical Church
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L. Becker
Wapoie-Y
Gerald Ard
Millard Ash
John Anderson
Frederick Anderson
Cliff Adams
Kenneth Byers
Bob Bennett
Billie Biderman
Don Barry
Robert Borschel
Jack Berson
Arnold Burish
Bob Bokerney
John Craft
Billy Corey
Carl Courts
James Craft
George Chmelicek
John Downing
Raymond Dunham
Ben Drahovzal
George Fox
Dale Fetter
Clinton Farr
Frank Fulkerson
Bob Gouldin
Francis Gephart
Bob
Jack McVay
Ernie Miller
Richard McIntosh
Lynn Millburn
Robert Miller
Don Mackay
Frank Maciejewsky
Adolph Aciejewsky
Walter Macieje
Fred Miller
Lester Monroe
Ja Leland Nelson
James Newbold
Franklin Nosek
Michael Nosek
Keson Kosek
Bob O’meara
Louis Picek
Leo Prohaska
Irving Phelps
Mike Palumbo
Edwin Prohaska
Irvin Rosenbaum
Bernard Rudin
Smith
Wilbur Stephens
Louis Spencer
Warren Smith
DeLosington
Howell Seaton
Leonard Sterns
Walter Simon
Jesse Adee
Marvin Stover
Dean Tosh
John Tosh
John Talley
Vernon Tamper
Dean Washburn
DeWitt Winne
Billie Wells
Ray Wells
Hollis Wall
Charles Willits
William H. Wishart, Jr
Edward Whisler
Fred Young
Frank Ze
Demolay
Ner
Eliza Hickok
Camp Wapsie Y
Elks Wading
Addy
Petrus
Cedar Rapids National Bank
United States Trade Reports
East Side
Mound Farm
Kenwood
East Side Park
Vernon Heights
Fifth Street
First Avenue
New Harrison School
Lincoln Highway
West Side
West Side Park
the Hedges Company
Second Avenue and
Independent Ticket
Wm.m.scholl
Dr. Scholl
Bunions
Bach
Scholl
Krall Shoe CO
NEW Post Office
First ST
Lowe Brothers Paints
Neptunite
Lowe Brothers
Home Paint CO
H. G. Fussell
Okinow
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