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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1934

Page

12

Huntington Urges More Intelligence For Society

Arthur Huntington president of Iowa Electric Light and Power urged the American Society of Agricultural Engineers in Detroit to pursue intelligent progress. He warned against masking unemployment with short hour, useless jobs and called for expanding frontiers of civilization through knowledge and productive technology.

Agricultural Engineers Arthur Huntington Iowa Electric Light and Power Company Cedar Rapids Detroit American Society of Agricultural Engineers United States Huntington America Mr. Huntington International Exchange Engineers of Bittter

First Community Night At Harrison Grounds Draws 500

More than 500 people attended the first community night at the Harrison playground Monday hosted by Harrison and Roosevelt groups. Margaret Grunewald and Byron Heneks were introduced by N. Schoen. A Maddigan School girls orchestra led singing followed by tap dancing and acrobatics by Viola Schuyler Nadine Hicks and Shirley Jean Keegan. Darlene Drozsang and Dolores Brousard danced. An inside look at a portable marionette theater was shown by Monty Bates John Linsley Bill Watson and Harlan Ralston.

Harrison Playground Harrison Roosevelt N. Schoen Playground Commission Margaret Grunewald Byron Heneks Maddigan School of Music Viola Schuyler Nadine Hicks Shirley Jean Keegan Darlene Drozsang Dolores Brousard Edna Dieman Monty Bates John Linsley Bill Watson Harlan Ralston

Central City Farmer in Critical Condition After Accident

Charles Schley a 73 year old central city farmer remains semi conscious after being struck by a car in Davenport on June 5. He was transferred to Mercy hospital where doctors report him in critical condition though occasionally able to answer questions. His skull is believed fractured from the impact and he was tossed about twenty five feet.

Charles Schley Central City Davenport Mercy Hospital Schley

Dorothy Parker Visits Denver Hidden by Pet Color

Dorothy Parker and her husband Alan Campbell were seen in a Cedar Rapids restaurant last week. Two blue Bedlington terriers led to locals identifying the famous humorist and her new husband, as she announced their marriage upon arrival in Denver.

Cedar Rapids Dorothy Parker Denver Alan Campbell

Iowa Presbyterians Set Wednesday Action On College Question

Iowa Presbyterian synod with 300 delegates installed Dr. David I. Berger as moderator. A report urged keeping presbyteries boundaries unchanged. On Wednesday the synod will decide whether to discontinue any of seven colleges including Coe College Cedar Rapids and Parsons College Fairfield. Other topics include potential home mission work. The conference also heard leaders discuss rising death by own action rates and leadership concerns.

RED Oak INS Iowa Presbyterian Synod David I. Berger Synodical Council Coe Cedar Rapids Parsons Fairfield Harry Clayton Rogers Linwood Boulevard Church Christ C. A. Carrier Dubuque Frank W. Bible Chicago J. R. McCullough A B. Keel

Senator Murphy to Visit Europe on Six Week Trip

Senator Louis Murphy of Iowa sails Wednesday on the S S Manhattan for a six week vacation in Europe. He will visit Ireland England and France and hold conferences with the Irish Free State secretary of agriculture and England's minister of agriculture.

Washington Louis Murphy Iowa S. S. Manhattan Europe Ireland England France Irish Free State

Idaho's ex lieutenant governor Ernest Parker dies at 68

Ernest L. Parker 68 a native of Sigourney Iowa and former Idaho lieutenant governor in 1917 1918 and chairman of the state council of defense during World War I died at his Lewiston home on Monday ERNEST L Parker longtime public servant obituary notes in Lewiston Idaho AP report

Lewiston, Ida Ernest L. Parker Sigourney Idaho State Council of Defense

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