Milstein Concert Showcases Violin Virtuosity at Cedar Rapids
Nathan Milstein, praised as among today’s great violinists, delivered a flawless program at Coe College Chapel. The soloist, ably supported by Emanuel Bay, performed Corelli, Bach, Goldmark, Paganini, Debussy, Stravinsky, and DeFalla, earning standing ovations and multiple encores.
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Nathan Milstein
Cedar Rapids
Coe College Chapel
Community Concert Association
Milstefin
Mr. Milstein
Paganini
Debussy
Stravinsky
DeFalla
Milstein
City Briefs and Personal Notes From Cedar Rapids
Local items report Mrs. C G Stookey of Mechanicsville en route to Parsons Kansas, Harold Phillips from Decatur Illinois undergoing major surgery in a Decatur hospital. Scott McIntyre discussed securities at the Montrose hotel. Iroquois China sues Burt R Day doing business as the Day company for 475.13. Cedar Rapids Grocers and Meat Dealers plan meeting at the Chamber. A new plat of three lots near the edge of the city approved for taxation. Thirty women attend first aid course at the YWCA led by Allen B Hird. Reserve Officers School held with 44 attendees in Cedar Rapids federal building. R A Ginsburg lecture moved to McKinley auditorium. Register Life Insurance extends premium dates after bank holiday. Fire sirens awaken residents for chimney fire at 3334 First Ave SE and a roof fire at 329 H Ave NW. Optometrists zone dinner clinic at Hotel Roosevelt with speakers Dr Copeland Landenberger and Seidel and clinic planning.
Work for young students called legalized criminality claim
Quote from Dr. Jay B. Nash asserts that placing work tasks before youth education equates to legalized criminality. The remark frames a provocative critique of youth labor expectations in education policy.
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Jay B. Nash
Cedar Rapids Doctors Aid District with Complex Cases
In Cedar Rapids, physicians from the district can seek assistance for difficult cases through a new consultation program. The initiative aims to improve patient outcomes by providing expert guidance and collaborative support across clinics and hospitals.
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Cedar Rapids
YWCA Business and Industrial Girls Federation Meeting
The Business and Industrial girls Federation of the YWCA will meet Thursday for supper at 6 with a series of classes to follow. Recreation at 5 30 led by Miss Lucile Ladd health education director, community chest round table at 6 45 led by Miss Louise Strange, humanized geography at 7 30 with Mrs D Pirie Beyea in charge, girls chorus at 8 15 with Miss Eleanor Taylor in charge. All girls invited. reservations for supper required by Thursday noon at the YWCA.
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Business and Industrial Girls Federation
Lucile Ladd
Louise Strange
D. Pirie Beyea
Astrological Forecast Highlights Surprises and Caution
The article outlines a day rich in surprising opportunities amid obstacles. It cautions about contracts, funds, and litigation while noting potential changes in plans and environment. Birthdays hint at a lively year with strong personal development and new associations.
Legal challenge to 12 dollar mortgage sale in court
Winterset Iowa. The legality of a mortgage sale where a property valued at 1700 was sold for 12 and returned to the owner will be tested in district court. Judge W S Cooper issued an injunction stopping disposal of the property. J L Harwood and associates sue Lawrence and Cecil Osborne to set aside the sale to discourage 5 and 10 cent bids. The sale on Feb 19 drew hundreds of farmers who bid on their own goods.
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Winterset
INS
District Court
W.S. Cooper
J. L. Harwood
Lawrence
Cecil Osborne
Patterson
Raid at Williams Cafe in Tipton Seizes Liquor
Federal agents raided Williams cafe in Tipton arresting Charles Willams on a state liquor nuisance charge. Two gallons of wine two quarts of alcohol a small amount of moonshine and bottling equipment were seized. Cedar county jail housed Williams with Tipton police assistance.
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Williams
Tipton
Charles Willams
Cedar County
Days of grace for Iowa income tax payers announced
Des Moines reports that Iowans unable to pay income taxes by March 15 due to a banking holiday will not incur penalties. Returns must be filed by March 15 regardless of payment status, according to the Internal Revenue Service office.
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Des Moines
INS
Births List Records Several Newborns Across City Homes
Born to Marcus A. Gandy at 321 I Avenue NW a daughter Willet Mac. Roy Spaulding at 6200 South Rhodes Chicago Illinois a daughter Mar 7 Mercy hospital. Ray Money penny at 1400 Sixth Street SW a daughter March 8 Mercy hospital. Madison Cook at 1330 Burch Avenue NW twins a son and daughter Mercy hospital March 8. Adolph C Johnson at 421 Dunreath Drive a son March 8. Glenn Thomas at 3024 E Avenue NE a son.
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Weeettt
Marcus A. Gandy
I Avenue NW
Willet Mac
Roy Spaulding
Rhodes
Chicago
Mercy Hospital
Ray Moneypenny
Sixth Street
Madison Cook
Burch Avenue
Mercy
Memory Returns After Five Years
Mrs. Daisie Wing learns her husband Leo L. Wing, missing since 1928, has regained memory after wandering into Ottumwa Iowa. The 50 year old former New York Washington accountant was identified by Irma Jenson, linked to Judge Andrew Miller relation, planning a reunion in Ottumwa. Wing had traveled to recall his past, with daughters Mrs. Florence Gross of Springfield Missouri and Miss Lois Wing at home.
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Kansas City
Leo L. Wing
Daisie M. Wing
Ottumwa
Wing
New York
Washington
Andrew Miller
United States District Court
Fargo
N. D
Irma Jennson
County Peciel Service Bureau
Lois Wing
Florence Gross
Springfield
Woman trades dresses for a permanent at local beauty parlor
A young woman traded three dresses from her wardrobe for a permanent at a local beauty parlor on Wednesday morning. Her sister followed with butter on credit to obtain a permanent, aiming not to be outshone.
Descriptive Rentals in Various Downtown Apartments
Multiple listings offer furnished and unfurnished apartments across several avenues with 2 to 4 rooms, steam heat, private baths, and amenities. Prices range from $20 to $55 weekly, with contact numbers 2-1121 9602 8361 and local listings at 1509 Park Ave and 1700 3rd Ave SE.
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Thomassen
3Rd Ave
Moore
1St Ave
Park Ave
O Ave
Furn
Apt
Bath
18Th St
Peter DE Soros
Ith St
Murphy
Mr. Weaver
Aduita
Ist
19Th &T
Inequire
O. Weaver
6Th St
Tal & Wagner Co
Washington Ave
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Max Daehler
Corelli
New York Philharmonic
C. G. Stookey
Mechanicsville
Parsons, Kan
Harold Phillips
Decatur, Til
Decatur
Kiwanis Club
Montrose
Scott McIntyre
Third Avenue SE
Iroquois China Company of
Syracuse
Burt R. Day
The
Day Company
Cedar Rapids Grocers and Meat Dealers Association
Chamber of Commerce
City Plan Commission
Allen B. Hird
Red Cross
Reserve Officers
Federal
Walter A. Proescheldt
Lieut
L. D. Burkhalter
O. W. Mull
Register Life Insurance Company
First Avenue E
J. J. Roe
First Avenue
Earl Cox
H Avenue NW
Southeastern Central Zone
Hotel Roosevelt
E R Copeland
J Landenberger
FL Seidel
Marengo
Buck Rogers
A. D
Killer Kane
Kane
John F. Dille Co
U.S
Rush
Rocke Loose
Buck Roger
Ardala
Wilma
Y. W. C. A. Federation
Genevieve Kemble
Gazette
Messinger & Sons
B. D. Coppock
Richards Primey
Heinze Electric Co
1St St
3Nd St
SAUTO
Kissicn's
3Rd St
Bertram Inn
Everett
Hall. Co
Thornwood
Chic
Lillian Suchy Beauty Shop
16Th Ave
Duart Velzor
Mary Nell Beauty Shop
Paramount Ride
LA Vogue Beauty Shop
Helene Beauty Shop Permanentl
Marcel
Peacock Beauty Salon
Beauty
Paris Academy of Beauty
Holland Furnace CO
Hawkeye Tin Shop
Oakwood
Russell
2Nd Ave
Call
Btalker Electric
East of Light Co
Lincoln Hotel
Simonds
Woshion
RUDE
Allen Motor CO
Dial
Carns Auto Market
1St Ave. SE
Chevrolet
Used Car Headquarters
Balance Easy
Auto Salvage CO
3Rd St. SE
Auto Wrecking CO
West End
16Th Averbridge
Harrison
Bokerney
Fender & Body Works
5Th Ave
Duco Automobile
Casco W. P
Baron Saith
Wind Hawkeyes Lumber and Coal CO
Heathel & Co
McKinley St
Shaler Lumber Co
34Th St. Dr. SE
Taece Hardware Co
Leonard High
Library
6Th Ave
St. SE
Fowler Electric CO
Ely Ave
San
Dexter Gas
Barnett's
Monarch
Bever Ave
Atwater Kent
Crosley
Steinite
Murdock
Smulekoff
E&ell
Gazette Want
NEW Deal
Illinois Nut
Kentucky Nut
Jowa Lump
Illinois Lump Pocahontas
Dixie Bell
Bell Coal Phone
COAL
Tllinois Fm
Eecs News
Red Arch
Starco_F. Ky
Boon Furnace
Ininolss
Kentucky
Kentucks
Hawthorne Jump
Pioneer Block
Pocahontas
Buck Fuel Co
Sunbeam Block
Towa
Central Kentucky
Lump Home Coal CO
John Ireland Coal CO
2Nd St. SE
Brazil
BOCK
Antioch
Indiana
Amers Supply CO
Standard
Naso's
Farmer Canning Co
12Th Ave
Carl Baumhoefener
L. C. Smith and
Corona
Schmidt
Granby
Walton A Keller Co
Copnock
Springvill
Springville
Lowa
Conrad Kessler
Dysart
Iowa
Wisconsin
Lauber CO
H. R. Dolan
Marion
Mesquakie Mills
Fowler Elect. Co
Poultry and Supplies
Brooder House Co-operative Club
Wisconsin Lumber CO
Cedar Rapids Hatchery
Des Moines Incubator Co
Partners Supply CO
Srf
Hostler's
T. NW
Gongwer
Pelea
Ind
Automobile Loans
Onvet
O. R. Savings Bank Building Personal Finance CO
Higley
Iowa Loan CO
Mullin Ride
Peiale
Gner CO
B Ave
al Ek
8Th ST
4Th Ave
Garden DR
Tront
Grande
Arthur
Bune
Tri Ave
Dol
Gar
Johnson Echoow Dist
C. R
Russell Knapp
Knapp CO
Sun Rm
Ell Burner
E Ave
Lincoln Heights
Barns A
Ellis Blvd
Hedges Co
32Nd Streets
Center Point
S Road
Farace
Lower Apt
15Th St
Sains Bedell-Nissen CO
West Side
E. Collard & CO
First Ave
Conway & Company
B. Rlde
Ren Dial
WHITE
Merchants Bank
Cine Ec Tie Eaenant Race Pee
12Th ST
ST Coe
Halton-Hatfield
Yullot
HENRY
EL & CO
Garate
Garace
Mound Farm
Shoverard
Pastor Tract
Vernon Road
Faelee
East Side Box Gazette
Business Property
Trackcare
Bolton’s
GEO. P. Witwer & CO
Diel
Childs Realty Co
Trust
G. &. Johnson
More Son
Homes For Sale
Forest Drive
Vernon Neighta
Vernon Heights
Washington Avenue
the Hedges Co
Hambright
Tait & Wagner Company
AMER
Ridgewood
GEO, P. Wiewer & CO
Fred FE
Collard & CO
Oees
Dote Son
Ventura
20Th St
Johnson
RS. B. Bidz
3Rd Ave. SE
STUDE
Pontiac
Unzeitic Motor CO
2Nd Ave. SE
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