Local firms share in Mullin Building remodeling plan
Fourteen Cedar Rapids firms hold sub contracts for a 22000 remodeling project at 219 Second Street SE. The Mullin building three floors and basement are being re arranged for Montgomery Ward retail store with Mezzanine floors and new stairways. Completion targeted for July 19 though may extend to late July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Second Street
Mullin
Montgomery Ward and Company
Immel Construction Company
Fond du Lac
Wis
Stark Construction Company
Iowa Steel and Iron Works
M. S. Smith
J. H. Fordyce
Broulck Brothers
Cach Glass Company
Williams and Hunting
Otis Elevator Company
Metcalf Plumbing Company
O. W. Latimer
J. T. Ure
Cedar Rapids Sheet Metal Company
Limback Lumber Company
William Scheer
Scheer
J. R. Zehner
Chicago
Marcus Show at Iowa Wednesday and Broadway Merry Go Round
The Marcus show of 1933 moves to Iowa Wednesday with a full bill change and Broadway Merry Go Round as the second act. La Vie Paree wraps Tuesday, while Her Mad Night appears as the feature film with Irene Rich and Conway Tearle in a love triangle. Benton township farmer Vinton Cato Noeller is fined $1 and costs for assault after a river bank altercation.
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Marcus
The
Iowa
Irene Rich
Conway Tearle
Mary Carlisle
Vinton
Cato Noeller
Benton Township
Justice Court
J. A. Ruhl
Noeller
Lynn Kizer
Kizer
Notice of Formate of Will in Linn County Iowa
Notice is given that on June 26 1933 at 9 am the purported Last Will and Testament of Gilford C Ken nes late of Linn County Iowa will be offered for proof and admission before the District Court in Cedar Rapids Iowa The clerk Edwin W Lundquist will oversee with Dale O Stentz as attorney and formate of will filing noted in Estate No 12623
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
District
Gilford C. Kennes
District Court
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Edwin W. Lundquist
Dale O. Stentz
State of Iowa
William Malek
Iowa
Tony Malek
Sarah Frances McGee
Cahill, Boland and Hines
School Board Seeks Public Works Aid for Harrison School
The Board of Education approved applying for a federal public works donation to fund 30 percent of an $8,000 painting and decoration project for Harrison school. The plan notes 70 percent of costs covered by current funds, with wages 38 percent and materials 62 percent. The electric light bulb contract for next year goes to Paulson Electric, joined by the city on a $600 contract. A boiler inspection report finds schools sound. Superintendent Deamer compares 1932-33 and 1933-34 salaries. there were 353 teachers last year and 344 planned for next year, with average pay dropping from 1 586.66 to 1 441.54.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Governor’s Public Works Advisory Committee
Iowa
Harrison
Public Works Fund
Paulson Electric Company
S. S. Brown
Travelers’ Insurance Company
Arthur Deamer
Deamer
Public Wedding At Carnival In Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids couple will marry Wednesday evening on the midway of Royal American shows in a public ceremony to be solemnized by Justice A. S. Reed. Merchants donated gifts including a diamond ring beauty service ham and bacon groceries hat haircut tickets cake and dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Justice A. S. Reed
Theaters Roundup and Probate Notices in Linn County Iowa
A theater listing from Iowa shows films at various venues including Paramount Hell Below and State Hello Sister with cast names. Also notices announce the appointment of administrator Tony Malek for William Malek and probate of Will for Sarah Frances McGee with hearing scheduled June 22 1933 in Linn County Iowa District Court.
Tangled Lives wedding in a frontier town move
Joyce and Jim marry in a white frame church then travel by train toward a stark western town. They arrive in Rockwell to a weathered two story house, facing Joyce’s hopeful anticipation and Jim’s wary vigilance as they begin their new life.
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Jim
Aspen
Rockwell
Rockwell Emporium
Rockwell Drugstore
Public Library
Harold Bell Wright
Edgar Wallace
Joyce
Shanghai
Paris
Bemis
Will Rogers on Princes and Privacy in Roosevelt Cruise
Will Rogers jokes that foreign princes should marry a poor girl to prove their prince status. He notes Roosevelt’s quiet cruise was invaded by journalists and ships, accusing American newspapers of overzealous gossip in Beverly Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
Roosevelt
Coast Guard
Will
Joyce's Ecstatic Moment As He Starts To Exit Car
Joyce turns and smiles vividly at him and squeezes his arm with ecstatic delight as he begins to step from the car, whispering that it is fun.
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Joyce
Oil Station Robbery Reported at Bad Man Station
Special to The Gazette. A thief bored a small hole in the rear door of the Bad Man oil station and stole sixty five dollars from the cash drawer on Monday. Nothing else was disturbed at the station in Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
Independence
Bad Man Oil Station
Trade Your Slippers For Blue Jay Corn Remover
An old seller offers almost any item in exchange for worn slippers. The ad promotes Blue Jay corn remover by Bauer and Black, claiming immediate pain relief and a corn removal in three days, priced at 23 cents at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauer and Black
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Mullin Bldg
Montgomery Ward Co
Rialto
George Arliss
Lee Tracy
Private Jones
Jimmy Dunn
BY Claude Callan
Betty
New Marcus
Leite Ee
ALL New Marcus Spectacle
Broadway
Rene Rich Conway
Tearle
Federal Public Works Fund
Harrison School
James Dunn
Minna Gambell
Zasu Pitts
Ronald Colman
Cynara
Geo. R. Griner
CSN
Jers Porenest Arsdent Enterprise the Royal American Shows
Circus Grounds
27Th St
Franklin Ave
Tangled Lives
Ann Forester
Roger Cameron
Nice
Roger
Kitty
Grey House
Joyce Allen
Natalie Cameron
Maddy
Riverton
Joy
Will Rogers
Copsright
Killian
Travelaide
Hobnail Glass Bridge
Peewee Coy
Cretonne
Kentucky
As Peete
LA En Ev Evo TF
Robt, Montgomery
Sha Re
Barrymore
Vienna
Diana Wyn Yard
Betty Roop
Tom Howard
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