U O W Veterans Honored by Cedar Rapids Lodge
Bradley C. Marks of Fargo tops the An cient Order of United Workmen events in Cedar Rapids Lodge No. 278 with jewelled buttons for forty veterans twenty five years or more. The meeting featured talks, a six candidate initiation, and a dinner at the Roosevelt hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley C. Marks
Fargo
N. D
Rand
Ancient Order of United Workmen of
North Dakota
National Fraternal Congress of America
Cedar Rapids Lodge
William H. Stepanek
W. T. Stevenson
Paul N. Temple
Des Moines
Fred Walton
Iowa
Waterloo
Iowa Falls
Roosevelt ‘Hotel
B. F. Mather
Reuben Christofferson
A. G. Charter
Cedar ‘Rapids
Strom
Will Rogers on Politics and the 1934 Salary Vote
Will Rogers remarks from Washington recount a snowbound trip and praise for Senator Borah as the Senate votes to restore a 15 percent salary raise only on salaries up to six thousand dollars. He notes a jail release and jokes about the NRA and critics, closing with thanks to lawmakers.
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Washington, D. C
Johnson
NRA
Senate
Borah
Jinny Advises Action Over Waiting For Prince Charming
The reader Jinny critiques talkative behavior and social reliance, urging girls to pursue partners and take initiative. Dear Miss Manners notes praise for listening and warns against self centered chatter, while Beans and Bacon exemplify assertive social effort.
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Miss Manners
Prince Charming
Jinny
Dear Miss Manners Love Letter About Marriage Doubt
A reader asks about a long dating relationship where the partner professes love but avoids marriage talk. She fears future happiness without clarity and seeks guidance on commitment and timing in a delicate romance.
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Miss Manners
Many Firms In 16 Iowa Counties Keep No Books
Ninety percent of firms in census district No. 3 centered in Cedar Rapids keep no books, a survey shows. Some small towns report few records while barber shops and beauty parlors seldom keep books. 9,200 of 9,980 schedules were completed with Cedar Rapids reporting 2,253 firms.
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Cedar Rapids
Kermit E. Smith
Mr. Smith
Iowa
Washington, D. C
Benton
Black Hawk
Buchanan
Howard and Linn
Alamakee
Dubuque
Bremer
Chickasaw
Clayton
Delaware
Fayette
Jackson
Jones
Tama
Should She Ask Him to Declare Intent to Marry
The advice suggests not pressuring him to declare marriage plans. It notes he may be cautious about marriage due to financial readiness and uncertain times. If the relationship pleases you, enjoy the present and let time resolve the question. A city assessor’s withdrawal from a ticket is retracted and he will campaign actively.
Masonic Lodges Hear Prof Thornton on George Washington
Prof H J Thornton of the University of Iowa spoke to about 250 Cedar Rapids Masons at a joint meeting of Crescent Mount Hermon Mizpah lodges in Masonic hall. Lars A Larson grand master directed synchronized Iowa wide gathering. Rev P W Jacobson presided with lodge masters A E Kannewulf and H L Wildman assisting.
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H. J. Thornton
University of Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Masonic Hall
Iowa City
Bureau
George Washington
Iowa
Lars A. Larson
Marshalltown
Crescent
Mount Hermon
Mizpah Lodges
P. W. Jacobson
Mount Hermon Lodge
A .E. Kannewulf
Crescent Lodge
H. L. Wildman
Mizpah Lodge
Ten Thirty Years Ago in the Gazette Highlights
A. J. Johnson and W. F. Byers left for New Orleans. Cedar Rapids taxpayers offer 101 election officers for the school election. 80 are needed. Rev. James M. MacKenzie honored by the Co operative club after resigning St. John’s pastorate for Grand Island Neb. Bunty Pulls the Strings plays at Greene’s opera house. Mrs. B. R. Johnston nominated for school director. Andrew S. Hart retires after 39 years with the Illinois Central line Cedar Rapids to Manchester.
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A. ¥. Johnson
W. F. Byers
New Orleans
Cedar Rapids
James M. MacKenzie
St. John's Episcopal Church
Grand Island
Neb
Co-operative Club
Bunty
Greene's Opera House
Woman's Club
B. R. Johnston
Andrew S. Hart
Illinois Central Railroad
Manchester
Colfax Springs Healing N R Parvin Recovers
N R Parvin, laid up with grip, is recuperating at Colfax Springs. Edgar Gee, moving to Iowa City, was surprised at his home by friends who presented him with a ring. Harry T Smith, republican nomin…
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N. R. Parvin
Colfax Springs
Edgar Gee
Iowa City
Harry T. Smith
Nomin
Winners in Who What Where contest announced by Cedar Rapids Gazette
From nearly four thousand entries three prize winners were selected by judges. First prize ten dollars to Mrs Clarence Wheel an of 1419 Sixth Avenue SE. Second prize five dollars to Edward Fletcher of 912 Third Street SW. Third prize three dollars to Mrs Burr Finch of Brandon Ia. Prizes awarded for accuracy and neatness with complete blank fills on submission pages. Also notes nearly forty percent of U S air travel is done at night.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Clarence Wheelan
Sixth Avenue
Edward Fletcher
Third Street
Burr Finch
Brandon
the Gazette
Cough Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief
A Creomulsion advertisement claims seven benefits in one for coughs and colds. It emphasizes rapid germ fighting, non narcotic formula, and a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. It invites readers to ask their druggist for a refund on the spot.
Cascade-Henry Gasden Pioneer Farmer Dies at Iowa City
Cascade Iowa May 19 1854 born Hazel Valley four miles north of Cascade died in Iowa City hospital Monday after heart disease. Survived by wife Mary Bevan four children James Myrtle Clifford and Earle. He moved to Cascade years ago returned to farm last March. Member of Community church Masonic lodge and Eastern Star.
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Cascade
Henry Gasden
Iowa City
Jacob
Ann Rice
Gasden
Hazel Valley
Mary Bevan
James
Myrtle
Clifford
Earle
Community Church
Masonic Lodge
The
Eastern Star
Waterloo
Bathe
Cascade High Declamation Contest Winners Named
Cascade high school held a declam contest Monday evening with a large audience. Dramatic winner was Mary Margaret Neirs followed by Luc ille Featherstone as runner up. In humor Oliver Macomber won first with Mary Irene McNally second and Mary Care third and Kathleen Barrett fourth.
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Cascade
Wc Cascade High School
Mary Margaret Neirs
Lucille Featherstone
Oliver Macomber
Mary Irene McNally
Mary Care
Kathleen Barrett
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Kryptok
J. C. Landenberger
Optometrist
WA Theater Bldg
Sun
Thursand
U.S. Minnesota
Lipton'’s
del. Monte
Libby
White King
Hershey’s
Sunkist
Tbs
Ieggs
Doz
Pillsbury’s
Roosevelt Hotel
First Avenue
Second Street
Nee
Prof
Thornton
Aed de
John Barry, Jr
23Rd St
John Barry
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Phone 4171
the Killian Co
Checker Motor Supply Co
Smulckoff’s
Luberger Co
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