Dr. Gage Addresses YMCA Dinner On Self Discovery
Dr. Harry M. Gage president of Coe College speaks to 350 at the YMCA annual dinner on Self-Discovery. He urges faithful use of what one has, faithfulness in administration, and warns against a gospel of destruction. Marjorie Walters and Basil Waddington also spoke on youth topics as bowling league honors were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Gage
Coe College
Dr. Gage
Gage
Marjorie Walters
Harrison School
Basil Waddington
Katharine Mead in America Her Humble Beginnings and Rise
A feature story outlines Katharine Mead's career path from early days in Germany to fame in American theater. It notes her participation in Romeo and Juliet and other stage roles, alongside details of a gala with performances by a Negro chorus and Y Boys' band. A long list of local organizers and speakers is cited for an upcoming event.
Quasqueton caucus nominates slate for city election
A town caucus at city hall in Quasqueton nominated a ticket for the upcoming city election. The slate includes Mayor W. C. Carroll. councilmen E. E. Chesmore, Ray Walton, Fred Crawford, J. H. Buchanan, and L. E. Stoneman. treasurer Claude L. Kimball. assessor E. T. Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Carroll
E. E. Chesmore
Ray Walton
Fred Crawford
J. H. Buchanan
L. E. Stoneman
Claude L. Kimball
E. T. Clark
City brief and personals notes from Cedar Rapids area
Firemen extinguished a root fire at 622 C avenue NE caused by chimney sparks. A pork loin supper is listed for Olivet on Thursday. Mrs Earl Yount was treated for grin lacerations after a fall at Mercy hospital. A Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce board meeting is set for Friday noon at Hotel Montrose. Mrs D Pirie Beyea, traveler and lecturer, featured in town notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Yount
Washington Avenue
Mercy Hospital
The
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Montrose
Community notices and local events in Cedar Rapids area
A meeting spotlight with speakers from the Young Men's Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce is noted. Advertisements invite readers to win free theater tickets. A mix up clarifies Joe Dusek’s arrest is not the local Joe Dusek, and a large crowd attended a Cedar Rapids and Marion Retail Grocers association picnic at Sokol hall with guests L. R. Maxwell and H. Nelson. Hahn receives a permit to build a brick veneer home at 2209 Blake Boulevard SE, estimated at $20,000, with Paulson Construction as contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sokol Hall
Cedar Rapids
Traffic court fines for three pled guilty violators
In police court Wednesday Phil Lazio of 382 First Avenue E, H P Salem of 518 Sixteenth Street SE, and C Jones of 529 Seventh Avenue SE were fined one dollar and costs after pleading guilty to traffic code violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Lazio
First Avenue
E. H. P. Salem
Sixteenth Street SE
C. Jones
Seventh Avenue SE
An Old Fashioned Mother at U B Church Friday Night
A play titled An Old Fashioned Mother will be repeated at 8 o clock Friday evening at the United Brothers church located at Seventh street and Fourth avenue SE. The event is sponsored by the H and W class and proceeds go to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B. Church
United Brothers Church
Seventh Street
Fourth Avenue
H. and W
Breaks Into Car Reported in SE Garage
J. W. Markey of 1726 Fourth Avenue SE reported to police at 10 33 p m Tuesday that a tool set and a blanket were stolen from his car after someone jimmied a door in the rear garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Markey
Fourth Avenue SE
Add Signs Of Spring In Blooming Crocuses And Robins
Mrs. Frank Wlach reports crocuses blooming in her yard at 847 Sixteenth Street SE. Mrs. S J Van Buren notes three robins at 366 Woodland Drive SE as signs of spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wlach
Sixteenth Street
S. J. van Buren
Woodland Drive
Address by Ruth Walker on Tuberculosis Progress
Des Moines administrator Ruth Walker will speak on Land marks of Progress in Tuberculosis to student and graduate nurses in Linn county. The meeting at St Luke's hospital nurses home Friday at 4 pm is open to all graduate nurses in the city. United States Attorney E G Dunn filed a federal suit to void Juozapas Mainelis citizenship, alleging he never intended to be a permanent citizen. He became a Lithuanian citizen on December 12 1934 after residing in Kaunas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Walker
Des Moines
Linn County
St. Luke's Hospital
United States
E. G. Dunn
Juozapas Mainelis
Cedar Rapids
Mainelis
Lithuania
Kaunas
Addressing Men’s Club on Peace and Tax Returns
Harry Terrell of the National League for Prevention of War speaks at a Friday 6 15 p m dinner for the First Presbyterian Men’s club at the chapel on Our Responsibility Toward Establishing World Peace. West Highlands Meeting features G J Bondurant discussing state income tax returns and a Q A session at Cleveland school. Refreshments served all residents invited.
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Harry Terrell
National League For Prevention of War
First Presbyterian Men’s Club
First Presbyterian Chapel
West Highlands
G. J. Bondurant
State Board of Assessment and Review
West Highlands Community Club
Cleveland School
First Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Funeral Services Held for Rev Edgar Black
Funeral services were held Wednesday for Rev Edgar Black former Amity Presbyterian pastor who retired last November due to ill health. He died Sunday at his Reinbeck home. Officiating was Rev Pollock. Survived by widow a son William a Texas teacher and two daughters Mrs L L Levis Chariton and Miss Lucille Black Kansas City. Born October 13 1865 in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy Center
Edgar Black
Amity Presbyterian Church
Reinbeck
Pollock
Reinbeck Presbyterian
William
Texas
L. L. Levis
Chariton
Lucille Black
Kansas City
Ilinois
Peter Goes to a Weekend Visit with the Lacy Girls
Peter comes home to a note inviting him to stay with the Lacy family for a weekend. Nancy guides him in manners as he packs a bag for the first solo trip, while motherly pride and loneliness mingle with anticipation of more to come. Susan offers Nancy a leaflet on layettes as comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Pam Lacy
Peter
Susan
Youthful Scientist Finds Cliff Dweller Ruins In S. E. Utah
Daniel L. Thrapp, 22, of the American Museum of Natural History, reports finding unknown cliff dwelling ruins in southeastern Utah after a three month solo expedition. He was located forty miles west of Bluff after two months missing, surviving on cactus and worn gear. He plans to urge a museum expedition to explore the newly exposed village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
INS
Daniel L. Thrapp
American Museum of Natural History
Thrapp
Alfred P. Beck
Deseret News
Mahlon Kemmerer
University of Utah
Bluff
Trapp
Museum
Thornburg Ruth Morrow Wins Village Spelling Contest
Ruth Morrow of Thornburg placed first and Elen Wilkenson finished second in a local spelling contest.
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Thornburg
Ruth Morrow
Elen Wilkenson
Campinchi Wounded In Paris Duel With Editor
Cesar Campinchi famed French lawyer was wounded in the arm after a pistol duel at Parc Des Princes with Horace de Carbuccia editor and son-in-law of Jean Chiappe. The Corsican rivals fired four shots at 35 paces over a Gringoire article dispute. seconds failed to reconcile them.
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Paris
Cesar Campinchi
Horace de Carbuccia
Jean Chiappe
Parc Des Princes
Gringoire
Carbuccia
Campinchi
Quarrel Over Dog Sparks Family Tragedy in Indiana
In Rochester Indiana Mrs Mary Clark 47 and her son Alonzo Senger 23 were killed with an axe amid a family dispute over a pet dog. Charles Clark the husband drank poison at a daughter’s house near Kokomo and died as authorities traced the triple tragedy to the dog slaying.
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Rochester
Ind
INS
Mary Clark
Alonzo Senger
Charles Clark
Kokomo
Boyd Peterson
Clark Family Slain in Farm Home Quarrel Trigger
Investigators find Mrs Clark and her son dead at the Clark farm home. Prosecutors say Clark killed them during a quarrel with Senger over a dog killed by Clark's stepson.
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Clark
Peterson
Senger
May Force Walker Into Bankruptcy
Claims against James J. Jimmy Walker in British courts totaled over $20 000 by Wednesday in Surrey county court at Croydon to force the former New York mayor into bankruptcy. A new claim about $13 000, based on a New York default judgment won by Hattie Carnegie Inc., is the basis of the suit.
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London
INL
James J
Jimmy” Walker
Surrey County Court
Croydon
New York
Hattie Carnegie, Inc
Walker
Cult Threatens New Riot In Courtroom
Police rushed to Chicago's women's court to quell a demonstrative outbreak by Negro Moslem cult members. A hunger strike was staged by forty two detainees protesting imprisonment while police feared a fresh riot after a policeman's death and multiple injuries from the earlier clash.
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Chicago
Women's Court
Ice Clears Turkey River Floods Garber and Elkport Streets
The Turkey River went out on Monday flooding bottom lands around Garber and covering streets and sidewalks in Garber and Elkport.
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Garber
Turkey River
Elkport
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YM. C. A
America
Katharine
Constellation
Germany
Lair
Ira T. Carruthers
Negro Chorus
Y Boys
Stanley Vesely
Robert Little
W. M. Evans
Ira T. Carrithers
Otto Ambroz
B. A. Barlow
H. N. Boyson
Harry Hedges
P. F. Ke
Czar
Central Park Church
D. Pirie Beyea
Wight
OVALE
Smulekoff's
Smulekoff
Young Men’s Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
Joe Dusek
Fourth Street SE
Seventeenth Street SE
Nancy Page
Florence la Ganke
Lacy
Sam
P. S
Mummie
Vuis
S. E. Utah
White Eagle Coal CO
Ist St. NE
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