Public Masonic Library in Cedar Rapids Opens to All
The Cedar Rapids Masonic Library and Museum will be open to the public with tours daily. The library houses extensive Masonic periodicals, books, and special collections across three floors, including the Iowa and United States sections, and hosts visitors seeking research or general study in a quiet, formal setting.
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Anc
Sault Africa
Australia
London
Scotland
Liverpoul
Maxine Darland To Tour For Interviews Worldwide
Maxine Darland plans a European tour starting June 23 to conduct interviews with royalty government heads and fashion designers in Paris and London. The trip includes six European countries and visits to England France Germany Italy Switzerland and Spain. In the United States and abroad she will cover television and radio facilities and interview top officials and designers.
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Darien
Cedar Rapids
Europe
Burland
American Women of Radio and Television Hall
Paris
Wael
Midwest
New York
Watts
England
France
Gemmany
Faly
Mullan
Switzerland
Spain
United States
Dn London
Aye
Willy Winston Chure- Mik
Queen Elizabeth
Pelme
Anthony Eden
State Meeting of VFW Set for Cedar Rapids
State Meeting of the VFW will convene in Cedar Rapids with 1,000 delegates and thousands of veterans and families. Sen. Rourke B. Hickenlooper of Cedar Rapids will be principal speaker at the banquet. Parade, bands, and business sessions are scheduled from Monday to Friday at the VFW post building and nearby venues.
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VEW
Munday
WW Post
Seed Avenue
Avatade
Wilymithet
Island Plaza
Sen. Hickogldaner
Poe
Mon Cortelan K. Smith
Cedar Stupids
Kranel Fishal
Willie Frederick Fue
University of Lowa
Final Cost Of Library Tops Million
The Cedar Rapids Masonic library project carries a price tag near 1.08 million dollars with main contracts totaling 1,018,303 dollars and four smaller contracts pushing the sum toward 1,083,000. Funding includes about 350,000 in grand lodge funds plus donations from members, with a possible 200,000 loan to be repaid over eight years via a per-member dues assessment.
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Marshalltown
Grand Lodge
Masonic Library
Cedar Rapids
Iown Grand Lodge
Masons
Tidge
Hansen and
Way General
Mason City
Karl Wag Romer
O. F. Paulson Company
Cedar Rawls
Grey Kehrer- Wheatland Company
Olig Elevator Company
Theawich
Ceder Rapids
Paulson Eleetrig Company
Vamution Manufacturing Company
Rms
Wis
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Irvin Martinson
Merry Lubben
May Seedaint Nursery Company
Shenandoah
Holden-Rahler Company
Museum
Canteach
Rubent White Co
Chiicera
Thinsen and Wag- Boner
Cieh Glass
Man Hurls Racks at Bank Amid Break Tryins Riverside
Michael Lop, 61, rest under guard in Riverside Motunty Hospital after tossing forks through two bank doors at Citizens National Bank. He caused about $1,190 in damage and said he planned to take his life, but wanted to disrupt his situation. He was ill and unable to continue.
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Michael Lop
Riverside
Citizens National Bank
Tam
Library Noted For Collection Of Rare Books
The Iowa Manic library unveils three vaults to protect a vast rare book collection. It includes 1700s to 1800s works, Masonry editions, and items like Robert’s Constitutions of 1722. Deputy grand librarian Hagin notes items such as Washington documents and a 174 by Franklin. The collection features several exceedingly rare volumes valued in the thousands.
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Lowa
Order of Exsieen Star
Towa
Amuxluce
Our Agsociation
Order of
Old Greene's
Orto Rew
Dazelle
Merriam
Masonic Library
Frank
Lucan
Phersalia
Joseph Smith
Samuel Johnsen
Conette Batt
Iowa
Liaran
Venice
America
Hagin
Robert
England
Masania
Anvoriva
Franklin
Audesob
Massile
Burlington
He L. Haywood
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Fi Haywood
Josep Smith
Mornon Aroptel
Nauvoo, IL
Hercules
Stafford-Shire
Robert Plot
Haywood
Loye
Lie
Randle
Holme
Copenhagen
Order of the Elephant
Denmark
Order of the Gartey
Britain
Taywright
Charles Johnson
Haywoor
Serinus
Dublin
Royal Arch
London
A. Betren
Thebrary
Hive
Monitor
Thomas Smith Webb
Alben
Hayswoad
Magenry
Mnur
Turner
Shear
Frincrss
Elizabeth
Bnitsi
Grorge 1
Plimboth
Whitelaw Reid
The
New York Tribune
Great Britain
Robbers Aided By Police Dog In Minneapolis
In Minneapolis two robbers used a police dog to corner a man who resisted. The suspect, Pranvis Ktingelhofer, allegedly forced the victim to surrender an $80 wallet as an accomplice watched. The incident drew comments about the dog’s role in the capture.
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Pranvis Ktingelhofer
Mineneaplis
Alinmeliofer
Lin
Nijgelliufer
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This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!