Keys Set Record but Remain Aloft
Meridian Mississippi pilots Fred and Al Key continued their endurance flight in the crippled Ole Miss for a 24th day aiming to beat the world refueling record. They surpassed the 1930 Hunter brothers’ 553 hour 41 minute tally and planned to exceed the 647 1 4 hour mark set by Jackson and O Brine, though the latter’s record was not officially recognized by the National Aeronautical Association. If still aloft, they would pass 12 02 p.m. CST Monday.
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Meridian
Miss
Fred
al Key
Ole Miss
Haggard Young Brothers
John and
Kenneth Hunter
Hunter Brothers
Chicago
Key
Dale Jackson
Forest O’brine
St. Louis
National Aeronautical Association
City Briefs and Personal Notices Scene
Recovers After Operation Mrs Emily Merritt of 363 Fifteenth Street SE is reported to be recovering satisfactorily after surgery at Allen Memorial hospital Waterloo Friends may reach her there Mrs Neva Hays of 527 Sixth Avenue SE was admitted to Mercy hospital for a fractured left ankle suffered while walking on a sidewalk in Anamosa She remains in hospital The annual church picnic of Church of God on L Avenue and Eighth Street NW will be held Saturday afternoon at Ellis Park Rose Garden Basket dinners encouraged John Neff of 115 Twenty Fourth Street SE suffered a bruised right shoulder when his bicycle collided with a car driven by G O Greenway nearby He was taken home The neighborhood Sunday school enrollments open for ages 4 to 14 Sessions 9 to 11 30 daily No school on July 4 or weekends Two more thefts Porch furniture valued at 30 stolen from Mrs J T Liddle’s home Attend G O P Meeting Four local women attended a Sixth District Republican meeting in Des Moines Mr and Mrs Ballard hosted the ladies The tent gathering for Church of Christ was moved to 214 Seventh Street SW due to rain Evangelist W Carl Ketherside spoke on The True Tabernacle describing its three parts and the access through death Tonight a series on Jesus parables begins with A Sower Went Forth to Sow
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Emily Merritt
Fifteenth Street
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Neva Hays
Sixth Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Church of God
L Avenue
Eighth Street NW
Rose Garden
Ellis Park
Fifth Avenue
Seventh Street
Church of Christ
W. Carl Ketherside
Holy Place
Most Holy Place
Heaven
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Vacation Church School Opens at Church of God
A two weeks vacation church school will be held at the Church of God located on L avenue at Eighth street.
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Church of God
L Avenue
Eighth Street
Clements Tonic Promises Quick Revival For Weary Souls
Claiming to restore confidence and energy, the ad markets Clements Tonic as a remedy for nervous, overworked individuals. It promises noticeable improvement in three days and a full rejuvenation after three weeks, with money back guarantees and mail order availability from Mass Drug Store.
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Clements’ Tonte
Clements
Tome
Clements Tonic
Meneo
Waltonian Ice Cream Social Relocated to New Mount Vernon Site
Maines invited vice chairs from districts to attend a rally with guests. Five of nine districts were represented, about 225 women attended. Guests included Mesdames J. C. Starey Carl Godden Harold Richards and I. E. Jackson. Tonight's event moved from 2235 to 2233 Mount Vernon avenue at Delos Liebe's home. Hours are 6 30 to 10 p.m.
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Maines
Ballard
J. C. Starey
Carl Godden
Harold Richards
I. E. Jackson
Mount Vernon Avenue
Delos Liebe
Shueyville church plans Sunday services and sermons
The Shueyville United Brethren church will hold morning worship with a patriotic sermon at 9 30. The sermon is titled Can Americans Be Entrusted With Their Own Liberty. Church school follows at 10 30 with William Novotny as general superintendent. Christian Endeavor meets at 7 30 with subject What Makes A Nation Great.
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Shueyville United Brethren Church
William Novotny
Christian Endeavor
Delegates to International Christian Endeavor Conven tion
Miss Mildred Shelton and Miss Mary Pauline Adams join the Iowa delegation for the international convention of Christian Endeavor in Philadelphia from July 2 to 7. Fifty nine Town members travel, with Shelton and Adams representing the Second Christian church and First Evangelical respectively. From Philadelphia the group will visit Washington New York City and Niagara Ontario.
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Mildred Shelton
Highland Drive
Mary Pauline Adams
Hinkley Avenue
Iowa City
Iowa
International Convention of Christian Endeavor
Philadelphia
Miss Shelton
Christian Endeavor
Second Christian Church
Miss Adams
First Evangelical
Washington, D. C
New York City
Niagara, Ont
Firemen Buy Two Mascot Puppies Through Advertising
Firemen at the central station kept one puppy as a mascot then found a second after public notices in The Gazette. An unidentified man from a freight depot returned the original dog, and a woman who found the second near her home gave it to the firemen.
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Central Station
the Gazette
Chamber leader pushes swift currency stabilization
Paris report says Thomas J. Watson head of the United States Chamber of Commerce led a push Friday for rapid stabilization of currencies. The effort centers on restoring exchange rate steadiness amid global financial pressures.
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Paris
Thomas J. Watson
United States
International Chamber of Commerce
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John Neff
Twentyfourth Street
G. O. Greenway
B Avenue
Second Avenue
Fifth Street
Neff
Billy Watson
Donald Ogden Stewart
Patricia . Ilis
Hang Features Syndicate, Inc
Great Britain
H R. Trewin
Fourth Avenue SE
J. T. Liddle
First Avenue E
G. O. P. Meeting
J. W. Ballard
Republican State Central Committee
Des Moines
Gordon L. Elliott
Vacation Church School
Feg Murray
Pat
Potosi
PRIMA
Edelweiss Beer
Cedar Rapids Distributing Co
Fourth Avenue
W. G. Konecny
Shueyville Services
C. E. Convention
Tosacco Coy
2Nd Avenue East
Brand
Clarks
2Nd Street
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