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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1934

Page

3

Truckers of Six Counties Meet Here

W A Gordon of Omaha spoke to over 100 truckers at Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce urging truck registrations and adherence to the national trucking code. The code, extended to July 13, sets hourly limits, minimum pay, and limits on consecutive driving hours, with rates to be determined for Iowa.

W. A. Gordon Omaha NRA Cedar Rapids Iowa E. F. Magaret D. E. Owens Peter S. Peterson Underwood Gordon Magaret Owens T. H. de Wees Chamber of Commerce

Sweethearts of 50 Yrs Meet Again in California

D. B. Smith, 85, of Long Beach, formerly Cedar Rapids, wed Thursday to his fifty-year-ago sweetheart. Bride Florence L. Trimble, 173, Seattle, Wash. Each had been married twice before. We recently found we were alone and decided to finish life together.

D. B. Smith Long Beach Calif Cedar Rapids

Bridegroom Beams as Minister Praises Joyful Union

The officiating minister Dr. George M. Rourke describes the groom as the happiest and most active he has ever seen, praising the couple's lively union and evident happiness during the ceremony.

George M. Rourke

Clara Kimball Young Returns in Character Roles Comeback

Hollywood notes Clara Kimball Young, once a silent film icon, begins a comeback after twelve years away, taking on character roles. Age and experience add depth while still showing the former beauty that captivated audiences worldwide. Scotland expects a shipping boom.

Clara Kimball Young Hollywood

Uncle Wiggily Builds a Tree Top Hideaway

In this bedtime tale Uncle Wiggily seeks a quiet retreat. He partners with Mr. Twistytail to fashion a rope ladder from clothes line, hoists it to a tree, and erects a tiny house with doors and windows. The duo enjoys a peaceful outpost as a possible visitor looms.

Uncle Wiggily Hollow Stump Rabbit Gentleman Uncle Wiggly Mr. Twistytail Wiggy Rabbit Pig Uncle Mr. Longears Bob Cat Nurse Jane Wiggily

Decorah couple wed at St Benedicts in Decorah Iowa

Miss Verne Kennard daughter of Verne Kennard and Arlo Hagge of Wall Iowa were married Thursday morning at St Benedicts Catholic church The Rev Maurice Nolan officiated The bride’s sisters Margorie and Vernelle Kennard attended The bridegroom’s attendants were Leonard Bodensteiner Castalia and Leslie Kral Vail A wedding breakfast for twenty followed at the Green Parrot restaurant The bride is a Decorah High School graduate and a rural school teacher active in amateur dramatics Mr Hagge a graduate of Iowa State College Ames works in government service The couple will reside in Ames

Decorah Verne Kennard Verne, Kennard Arlo Hagge Wall St. Benedict'’s Catholic Church Maurice Nolan Margorie Vernelle Kennard Leonard Bodensteiner Castalla Leslie Kral Vail Green Parrot Hagege Iowa State College Ames Hagge Independence Jack Fiester First Presbyterian Church Forlester Laverne Dorothy Jamason Dan Beard National Scout Executive Jack Gates John Willey Lowden Lillis-Deerberg American Legion Bennett Eastern Iowa League TAMA Albia R. Kubicc Joseph W. Kubic Lester W. Fiala Frank J. Fiala First Baptist Church Marshalltown Fiala Milwaukee Railroad Company Madrid

Washington county highway work boosts re-employment drive

More than eighty men registered with the national re employment service have been placed on grading and culvert projects along highway No 22 in northern Washington county. William Glassburner oversees the local re employment service operation.

Washington National Re-Employment Service Washington County Theork William Glassburner National

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