Rev A J Nie Heads District Epworthians
The Rev Arthur J Nie pastor of Norway and Walford churches was re elected president of the Cedar Rapids district Epworth League at the spring rally in Marshalltown The district covers Linn Benton Tama Marshall Hardin and Grundy counties About 200 attended the afternoon session more than 500 the evening session Other officers were named including Green Sleeter Ridenour Boyenga Clemmer Maynard Most officers were re elected The next rally will be in Cedar Rapids at St Pauls church CREL was adopted and Nie will attend the National Youth council in Chicago this fall The rally opposed compulsory military training and capitalism and communism It favored the League of Nations and urged federal control of liquor and active national council stance The Rev Nie was nominated for the district Hall of Fame and a district missionary project to support Dr Hugh Smith in South America was approved The district officers were installed with address by Rev Glenn Horton and remarks by Rev Arthur A Brooks
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Arthur J. Nie
Ninth Street
Norway
Walford
Cedar Rapids
Epworth League
First Methodist
Marshalltown
Linn
Benton
Tama
Marshall
Hardin
Grundy
Robert Green
Josephine,Sleeter
Toledo
Peter Ridenour
Garrison
Raymond Boyenga
Grundy Center
Beverlee Clemmer
Belle Plaine
Edwin Maynard
Center Point
Green
Boyenga
St. Paul's Church
League of Nations
Nie
Hugh Smith
South America
W. W. Henke
Clear Lake Institute
Upper Iowa’ Conference
E. B. Prye
Glenns. Horton
T. M. Neilsen
Horton
Arthur A. Brooks
C. C. Bacon
10 20 30 Years Ago in the Gazette
A retrospective from Des Moines notes E R Moore elected Grand Master of Iowa Masons. Margaret Douglas and Howard Hall wed at Brucemore with 500 invitations for the reception. Cuhel and Leo Novak head to Philadelphia for Olympic trials. John L Hartman returns from Denver after dental study. J F E Bates injured in Milwaukee line wreck near Hopkinton. Elizabeth Hersman and Ruth Potter appointed as new YWCA secretaries. Central Park Presbyterian church contract awarded to D W McLeod and Son for 12000 fully furnished. Clara Barton and Dr Hubbell visit S H Goodyear. J M Denning to build a wire nail mill on Walnut Street. An address for students of the college is announced.
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E. R. Moore
Iowa Masons
Grand Lodge
Des Moines
Margaret Douglas
Howard Hall
Brucemore
Alvin BE. Magary
Bob” Cuhel
Leo Novak
Philadelphia
Cuhel
John L. Hartman
Denver
Colo
Colorado College of Dentistry
J. F E. Bates
Cedar Rapids
Milwaukee
Hopkinton
Elizabeth Hersman
Hersman
Ruth Potter
Keokuk
Central Park Presbyterian Church
D. W. McLeod and Son
B Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Clara Barton
Red Cross
Dr. Hubbell
Achievement Council Held By Cub Pack No 2
Cub Pack No 2 held an achievement council Sunday in a picnic at the home of Arthur Lahman 119 Wilson avenue SW. Ar ling Fisher received the Silver Pointer in the wolf rank. Adults and children joined in games after lunch, then a ball game between fathers and sons. A campfire line featured the evening activities.
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Council
Arthur Lahman
Wilson Avenue
Arling Fisher
Ernest Greenwood
Albert Sheronick
Aldrich Stanek
LeRoy Streets
Anna Ennis
Bert Watkins
Louis Mrstik
Lloyd McKee
William Kimball
Rudolph Koenigsmark
Floyd Fisher
Tom Jones
James le Mar
George Aldous
Joe Zetik
Cedar Rapids Boat Club organized at Elks meeting
F E Corey elected president of the newly organized Cedar Rapids Boat Club at the Elks Club meeting attended by about thirty men. Ralph Hageman named vice president Harold Ammons secretary C M Chaplin treasurer and an seven member executive committee listed. Membership open to interested individuals.
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F. E
Corey
Cedar Rapids
Boat Club
Elks Club
Ralph Hageman
Harold Ammons
C. M-.chaplin
John L. Miller
E. J. Lattner
R. O. Bickel
Howard Hall
Walter Shultz
Everett Chandler
Matt Miller
Miss MannersAdvice on Ex-Fiance and restless children
Ex fiancé story shows wife’s poise and sportsmanship while a mother asks for busy activity ideas. A reader asks about fickleness in love and Miss Manners reassures that seeking variety reflects loving to learn people before choosing wisely.
Goodyear G 3 All-Weather Tire Showcases Enduring Performance
Goodyear reveals that tire wear blamed on faster cars led to tests across deserts and mountains. The G-3 All-Weather tire, using Supertwist carcass, endured brutal lab and road trials, delivering 43 percent longer non-skid mileage and 16 percent more tread blocks while offering safer, longer wear at no extra price.
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Goodyear
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, Inc
Akron
Ohio
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