DeMolay Conclave Opens in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids hosts the ninth Iowa State Conclave of the Order of DeMolay with 500 plus youths and advisors. Sessions at Masonic Hall cover degrees, oratorical contest, sports, and business. leaders from Iowa and Kansas City scheduled to speak. events run Monday to Wednesday including a banquet and Legion of Honor degree.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Masonic Hall
George E. Kruse
Clinton
Hugh Orchard
Chamber of Commerce
Edward Padzensky
George Farmer
Hubert Utterback
Des Moines
Grand Council
Credentials
Utterback
Stanley C. Moore
Ben Padzewsky
Charles B. Whelpley
Loren E. Mondt
Boone
Elmer Johnson
Roosevelt Scribe
John Wright
Perry
Robert Donovan
SeGlemasliaes Genetou
D. William Ash
Ray Groves
Davenport
Harry K. Burmeister
Scusheline Chapter
A. F. Block
Kruse
Ning
Order of
DeMolay
Jacques
Kansas City
Frank S. Land
International
Helped organize first SA DeMolay chapter in Iowa
A fragment notes the St Deiaeey in Iowa organized the first SA DeMolay chapter. says the city’s oldest and most prominent Masons are involved and that a member is now in St Louis recovering from injuries suffered last year.
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First SA
Second Period Begins At Camp Wapsie Monday
The second period at Camp Wapsie will open Monday with 97 boys in attendance. The camp serves Pioneer groups, ages 12 to 15, leaving the Y.M.C.A. at 6 am and returning June 27. Listed attendees include Fred Arduser, Owen Barry II, Duane Baker, Bob Bennett, Jack Benson, and many others.
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Camp
Wapsiey
Fred Arduser
Owen Barry II
Duane Baker
Bob Bennett
Jack Benson
Martin Burke
John Boyce
David Boyce
Jimmie Bowman
James Becker
Jack Breedlove
Raymond Breedlove
Bob Pees
Ben Carson
Harry Clark
Or Cramer
Bob
Jim Doeuiilette
Keith Car Jee Kadee
Bill da Keehn
Don Kensinger
Koehnard Long
Long
Tis
J Reid
Harlan Rice
Robert Stym . Safely
Tom Suchomel
Harry Swan
Ern Singer
Schrimper
Thompson
Venhorst
Charles Walker
Walter, Jr
Chase Wickersham
Billy Winchell
Hollis Wall
Clyde Winne
Tom Wright
Jack Young
A Riordan
Howard Hutchings
Louis Spencer
Bob Gless
Bob Miller
J. Rnne
Bob O’meara
Young Wife Kidnapped By Four Men In Car
Mrs. Alice Beatty, 19, of Sioux Falls South Dakota, was kidnapped by four men who picked her up while hitchhiking near a lision. They forced her husband C N Beatty from the car as it sped away. Police searched for the suspects and vehicle.
Knights of Columbus Elect New Treasurer
The Victor Knights of Columbus recently elected Van Quekelbergh as treasurer, with Joe Wen and G. George named in the slate and confirmed by the organization.
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Victor
Knights of Columbus
Oriol
van Quekelbergh
Joe Wen
G. George
Stone City Art Colony Set to Open Next Sunday
Stone City Colony and Art School prepares for opening next Sunday with workmen residents and students arriving from Iowa and neighboring states. Noted painter Chambers leads a roster of artists. plans include a lithography course by David McCosh and architecture lectures by Leonard. Dr. Eugene Carmichael praises Midwest art prospects and the region as a fresh frontier.
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Stone City
City
Iowa
Newton Roberts
Law
Chambers Art
Chambers
Muse
Roberts
Ottumwa
Eldon
Little Gallery
Joseph Funk
Bertha Morey
Bernard Fergus- Batewart Leonard
University of Chicago
Leopard
David McCosh
Cedar Rapids
Eugene Carmichael
Midwest
Scientianiae
Wire Tapping And Disguises Defraud Telegraph Company
Police describe a scheme using secret telegraph instruments wigs for disguises and coded messages. Three or more persons allegedly obtained about 6500 from Western Union over two weeks with Flo Hadley among those involved. Investigators say the gang operated near Eaton and Howell Michigan using a dummy instrument to tap wires and forge money orders.
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Columbus
Western Union Telegraph Company
Flo Hadley
Hagey
Eaton and Howell, Mich
City Briefs and Personals Notice Roundup
Dr. John Terrall now located Higley Ridge. Stephan Cedar Rapids, studying at St. Louis University, has returned to his home at 1530 Washington Avenue SE.
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John Terrall
Higley Ridge
Redeeee
Stephan Cedar Rapids
St. Louis University
Washington Avenue
Democrats in contention for permanent convention chair
Roosevelt supports Senator Walsh of Montana for permanent chair while Alben Barkley is named temporary chair by Roosevelt. Shouse claims an understanding, Garner's manager accuses Roosevelt of double crossing, anti-Roosevelt forces seek leverage, and Walsh is favored by the committee on permanent organization though the convention outcome remains uncertain.
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Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Roosevelt
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
Shouse
Walsh
Garner
Texas
Committee On Permanent Organization
Ocaseelt
Gren
Melvin A
Chicago
New York
Traylor
Tryig
Illinois
Anton J. Cermak
Illinois Miners And Operators Fail To Reach Settlement
Illinois coal miners and operators adjourned a joint wage conference without agreement. Mines will stay closed as talks end indefinitely. Miners want six hour day at $6.10, operators fear higher wages will hurt competition against other states.
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Chicago
Louis L. Emmerson
Illinois
Oper
Boy Scout Camp 15 set for Opening at Waubeek
The first contingent of boys will arrive Monday at Camp Waubeek near Waukee on the Wapsie River in Cedar Rapids area. More than forty Scouts expected for the camp's second season with the first period running until June 26.
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Wapsie
Waubeek
Cedar Rapids
Poidevaart
Coe College
University of Iowa
Kenneth Kent
Coe
William N. Snouffer
Richard Rubins
Ganson Byers
Life Underwriters To Hear New York Man In Cedar Rapids
J Elton a eee of New York director and professor at New York University will help conduct a one day sales seminar for the Cedar Rapids Association of Life Underwriters at the Roosevelt hotel Monday. The theme is The Secret of Success in 1932 with Harrison L Amber of Pittsfield Mass vice president Berkshire Life and E W Clark Des Moines insurance commissioner also on program. The seminar begins at 9 30 a m and any life underwriter may enroll.
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J. Elton A Eee
New York
Life Insurance
New York University
Cedar Rapids Association of Life Underwriters
Roosevelt Hotel
Bragge
Harrison L. Amber
Pittsfield
Mass
Berkshire Life Insurance Company
E. W. Clark
Des Moines
Iowa
Mexican quake feared heavy damage and casualties
A strong earthquake shook central western Mexico with reports of significant property loss and possible casualties. Seismic activity stretched from coast to coast with destruction and rail damage reported between Ciudad Guzman Colima and Manzanillo.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Here
Pacific
Colima
Ciudad Guzman
Guadalajuara
National Railways
Manzanillo
Camp Good Health Camp Menus Promote Balanced Diet
Readable menus detail weekly meals for Camp Good Health in Cedar Rapids. The program provides varied nutritious meals for physically handicapped children, with milk, fresh fruit, vegetables, and cooked dishes. Donations support food, medicine, and supervised recreation through the Public Health Nursing Bureau.
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Camp Good Health
Camp Good Health Fund
Public Health Bureau
Public Health Nursing Bureau
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Cedar Rapids
DINE AND DANCE: Gazette Want Ad Column Guide
Advertisement points readers to the Gazette want ad section for dining and entertainment listings. It directs where to find the DINE and DANCE column within the paper.
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The
Gazette
Y Men to Meet at Ellis Group Monday
The YMCA group will gather Monday at the Y. at five for a ball game and a picnic supper as featured activities.
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Ellis Group
Local Realty Listings Highlight Distinct Home Sales
The Hedges Company reports recent sales including the Shankland residence at 2338 Blake Boulevard and the Frank White dwelling at 372 Park Terrace in a local advertisement.
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Hedges Company
Shankland
Blake Boulevard
Frank White
Park Terrace
Amana Colonies Manager to Speak at Rotary Lunch
Arthur A. Barlow general manager for the reorganized Amana colonies will address the Rotary Club at the Monday luncheon to be held at the Hotel Roosevelt.
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Arthur A. Barlow
Amana
Rotary Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids Dental Society Picnic and Golf Tourney
The Cedar Rapids Dental Society holds its annual picnic and golf tournament at Marion Country Club on Monday. Activities begin at 6 30 p m. and there will be beads for the women guests.
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The
Cedar Rapids Dental Society
Marion Country Club
False alarms send fire crew to Stumptown at noon
An unidentified man telephoned a fire alarm to the central station and the crew rushed to Stumptown around noon Saturday, but no fire was found.
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Stumptown
Mapiti Company Incorporation Filed in Des Moines
Articles of incorporation were filed with the secretary of state at Des Moines for the Mapiti tion of Cedar Rapids. The organization is capitalized with 100 shares no par value listed. Sutherland Dows serves as president and treasurer, while C S Woodward is vice president and secretary.
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Des Moines
Mapitition
Cedar Rapids
Sutherland Dows
C. S. Woodward
Sorensons Attend United Spanish War Veterans Convention
Mr and Mrs J F Sorenson of 1727 Sixth Avenue SE will attend the United Spanish War Veterans convention in Sioux City, in session four days beginning Sunday. Sorenson is a past department commander and Mrs Sorenson is a past department president of the auxiliary.
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J. F. Sorenson
Sixth Avenue SE
United Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary
Sioux City
Sorenson
the Veterans
Students Return From Penn Wharton Program
Wallace G. Boyson son of Adolph F. Boyson of Commonwealth Apartments and Marvin Codden of Minneapolis arrived Saturday after completing a year at the Wharton School of Finance and Commerce University of Pennsylvania. They will be juniors next year and will work with Boyson Jewelry during the summer vacation.
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Wallace G. Boyson
Adolph F. Boyson
Commonwealth Apartments
Marvin Codden
Minneapolis
Wharton School of Finance and Commerce
University of Pennsylvania
Boyson Jewelry Company
Film notables to testify in Rubens million dollar libel suit
A large group of film actors and industry figures are set to testify Monday in the libel suit by Theresa Rubens, widow of Alma Rubens, against Photoplay Publishing and James R. Quirk. The case challenges a Photoplay story claiming Alma Rubens was ill and that her funeral details misled readers.
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Los Angeles
Aon
Theresa Rubens
Alma Rubens
Photoplay Publishing Company
James R. Quirk
T Photoplay
Ricardo Cortez
Rubens
Recruits Urged to Stay Home Says Veterans Group
Des Moines veterans R R Kegley and Charlies Heising warn prospective Bonus Marchers to stay home. They plan to describe experiences at 2 p.m. today in Greene square. Kegley led Iowa’s first delegation from Des Moines and Council Bluffs. he supports Allied Veterans of America.
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R. R. Kegley
Charlies Heising
Des Moines
First Army
Greene Square
Kegley
Iowa
Ye Ory Bluffs
Washington
Allied Veterans of America
Rg Kegley
Indiana Mine Workers Routed to Decide on Wage Offer
The Indiana district of the United Mine Workers of America was recalled into convention to vote on a $4 daily basic wage offered by operators. Operators threaten to use non-union labor if the proposal is not accepted soon.
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Terre Haute, Ind
Indiana
United Mine Workers of America
Grace Marek piano recital to be held Monday
Mrs Grace Dierks Marek will present her second annual piano recital Monday at 8 p m at the Christ Methodist Church Belle Plaine. Performers include Helen caper Isadore Fed der Mary Jane Grim and Hazel Collins.
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Belle Plaine
Grace Dierks Marek
Christ Meth- Earth
Helen Caper
Isadore Fedder
Mary Jane Grim
Hazel Collins
Wisconsin Produces One Fourth of U S Apple Crop
Wisconsin reports a fruit harvest of about one quarter of the national commercial apple crop. The statistics reflect state orchard output amid ongoing efforts to boost production and market access for growers.
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Wi State
Quasqueton Delegate Heads to Masonic Sioux Convention
Arthur Free born is named as a delegate from Quasqueton to the Masonic convention at Sioux City. The announcement notes his selection to represent local Lodge interests at the gathering.
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Quasqueton
Arthur
Freeborn
Sioux Y
Cecelia Hummer Elected President of Hummer Society
Mrs Cecelia Hummer was elected president at the last regular meeting held at the home of Mrs eee The next election date is listed as July 6 with Mrs Carl Campbell as the candidate in Oxford society notes.
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Oxford
Cecelia Hummer
Hummer Society
Eee
Eli
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