Clinton Wins in Rainbow Drill at Shrine Meeting
Clinton No. 1 delegation drill team won first place in the Rainbow drill contest at the Shrine temple during the Thursday afternoon Rainbow convention. Judges Frank Hahn Ed Helm and Dr E E Hruska awarded a plaque to the Clinton team, with Davenport No 8 adding a Rainbow flag to their group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton No. 1
Shrine Temple
Order of Rainbow
Frank Hahn
Ed Helm
E. E. Hruska
Clinton
Davenport
Des Moines No. 7
Millersburg Man Fractures Knee After Truck Collision
Roy Conaway of Millersburg suffered a fractured left knee when struck by a stock truck on highway 30 seven and a half miles west of Cedar Rapids. Driver Grant Edmans of Vinton and owner H W Lindeman of Vinton said they slowed to ten miles per hour but Conaway walked into the path. He was taken to St Luke's hospital by motorist E A Martin. Virgil Schultz of Millersburg accompanied him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Conaway
Millersburg
Grant Edmans
Vinton
H. W. Lindeman
Cedar Rapids
Conaway
Virgil Schultz
Mechanicsville
Roy Radebaugh
Larry Condon
Parents Walk Into River as Starving Children Cries Echo
In Muscatine Iowa Howard Wells forty five and his wife Clara forty four walked into the Mississippi River hand in hand unable to bear hungry children. Howard died, his body searched for in the river. Clara was rescued unconscious after the family said they had not eaten for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Howard Wells
Clara
Mississippi River
City Briefs and Personals Highlight Local Happenings
Local notes report a chiropractor ad, court visit, sermons, hospital releases, stolen vehicle and items, legal dispositions, rail officials visiting, relief garden plans, church picnic, and a sunken boat found on the island. Named individuals include Dr Naibert M L Healy Elsie Power Bertram Puckett J H Forney Pearl Horsky Henry Stearns Edward Stupka Austin. Additional places include Fairfax Mount Zion Mercy Hampton Rock Island Kansas City Albuquerque and Hampton.
Four fined in police court for night parking violations
Ralph Byerly of 1235 Fourth Street SE F Vondracek of rural route 1 John Bauer of 378 Twenty seventh Avenue SW L F Cacek of 1810 K Street SW K Kacerovsky of 1215 Third Street BE paid 2 dollars and costs each for overtime parking Lester Dostal of 93 Eighteenth Avenue SW also 2 dollars and costs for entering an arterial highway without stopping E W Krickard of 140 Twenty third Street Drive SE paid 10 dollars and costs for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Byerly
Fourth Street
F. Vondracek
John Bauer
Twenty-seventh Avenue
L. F. Cacek
K Street
K. Kacerovsky
Third Street
Lester Dostal
Eighteenth Avenue
E. W. Krickard
Twenty-third Street Drive
Woman Bites Captain and Destroys Jail Cell
Mrs. Helen LaPlant, 30, of 410 Seventh Street SE, jailed on intoxication charges after a struggle in which Captain Steve Stolba was bitten and other officers injured. She damaged a dressing stand, fought officers, and headbutted the cell door. Judge Thomas Powell sentenced her to 30 days after pleading guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen LaPlant
Seventh Street SE
Steve Stolbax
LaPlant
Condo
V. H. Hasek
Hasek
Stolba
Thomas
Powell
Exposition Progress Queen Nomination in Cedar Rapids
Nomination blank invites contestants aged 16 to 25 from Cedar Rapids or a forty mile trade area. A recent photo is required, as the queen will be chosen for beauty. Entries close at midnight Saturday June 23. photos will not be returned. include name, address, city and telephone number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Tillman Meetings At Colesburg Postponed
Gospel song and evangelistic services by Charlie D. Tillman of Atlanta have been postponed for two weeks, delaying the Colesburg opening due to illness in his family. The revised plan lists a June 24 start in Colesburg, followed by a July 5 series at Independence sponsored by four churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie D. Tillman
Atlanta
Methodist Church
Colesburg
Pupils in London to total sixty five thousand this year
Public school pupils in London are expected to finish their education this year totaling 65,000, an increase of 25,000 from 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
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Associated Press
LIFE
Canada
Iowa
Lawrence Wycoff
Sac City
Callender
Ont
Dr. Naibert
Paramount Building
M. L. Healy
United States
Fort Dodge
Burnley
Oe Patrick’s
Fairfax
Tickets
Hill's
Caulder
The
Elsie Power
Mercy Hospital
Donald Jones
Seventh Street
E. H. Lange
Marion
First Avenue E
First
Second
John Schumacher
Elis Boulevard
Com
Charles EF. Rosenberger
Albuquerque
N. M
Jones Sausage
Hladky’s
Lawrence Faulkner
Fourth Avenue SE
Olisevaky
Ninth Street
Priday
Hampton
J. H. Forney
Central Station
Avenue NW
Third Streets
Bertram Puckett
Maplewood Drive
Lutheran Hospital
Pearl Horsky
Bylia Mae King
Henry A. Stearns
P. J. Colligan
Chicago
L. D. Richards
Kansas City
Rock Island Railroad
B. L. Wheatley
Thursay
Lawrence E. White
Henry Stearns
Edward Stupka
Stupka
Newton E. Ireland
W. Edgecomb
Relief Gardens
Aos Siete Usp
Phonke
First “United
Presbyterian Church
Leslie Lang
First Street
Lester Monroe
First Avenue
Fourth Avenue
RY Kresge
Dad
Second Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids Exposition
Doherty
D. D
Star Jewelry
Second St. SE
Tillman
A ‘Fisk
Tudor Sedan
Victoria
Phaeton
Stake
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
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