Concert by Cedar Rapids School Pupils Praised
Southeast Cedar Rapids public school concert showcased 200 pupils from Johnson Jackson Buchanan Tyler elementary grades and McKinley junior and senior high schools. Paul Anthony led as new instrumental director receiving high praise for his work.
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Cedar Rapids
Johnson, Jackson
Buchanan and Tyler
McKinley
Paul Anthony
Marabelle Pratt
Buchanan
John Fisher
Johnson
Jackson
Tyler
Call Conference on Truck License War
Iowa and Minnesota motor vehicle officials will meet in Des Moines Monday to end the truck license war. Lew Wallace announced the plan after Iowa stopped Minnesota trucks and Minnesota trucks entering Iowa faced licensing charges. Wallace will be joined by Chief John Hattery and Chief John P. Arnoldy from Minnesota.
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ES Moines
INL
Iowa
Minnesota
Lew Wallace
Wallace
John Hattery
State Highway Patrol
John P. Arnoldy
Minnesota State Patrol
The Gazette Promotes Cedar Rapids Circulation Reach
The Gazette touts strong circulation in Cedar Rapids and Linn county with heavy reader interest in the wealthiest agricultural area. It emphasizes efficient distribution and advertiser results in the Cedar Rapids market.
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The
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Miss Inskeep Attends National Music Convention
Miss Alice Inskeep supervisor of public school music will travel to New York next week for the national music educators conference. She will lead singing at the founders breakfast and appear on the North Central Association program, with the Magna Charta of music education Wildwood Flowers on the program. She will visit cousin Charles E. Chambers, famed illustrator of Get Rick Quick Wallingford and Keeper of The Bees.
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Alice Inskeep
New York
Music Educators
Founders
Life
North Central Association
Wildwood Flowers
Lowell Mason
Boston
Inskeep
Charles E. Chambers
Rick Quick Wallingford
Keeper of the Bees
Ladies Home Journal
Red Book
District Society Of Osteopaths Meets In Lafay ette Hotel
The First District Society of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons met at the Lafayette hotel in Clinton Tuesday. Dr Zoa May Munger of Cedar Rapids presided, with welcomes by Dr C F Lange and responses by Dr H B Willard.
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District Society of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Lafayette
Clinton
Zoa May Munger
Cedar Rapids
C. F. Lange
H. B. Willard
Manchester
A. D. Becker
Des Moines
Marshalltown
Iowa Society of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
American Osteopathic Association
Holcomb Jordan
Davenport
Munger
B. H
Hulda Rice
S. B. Miller
Paul O. French
Court House News Frances Oakley Seeks Possession in Linn County
Frances Oakley sue in district court for possession of Linn county premises now occupied by Will Oakley. She seeks a restraining injunction preventing removal of buildings and other property except poultry and livestock. Judge A B Clark scheduled the injunction hearing for March 23 at 9 a.m.
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Frances Oakley
Linn County
Will Oakley
A. B. Clark
Examiners Conduct Driver Tests in Cedar Rapids Courthouse
State Motor Vehicle Examiners Charles Hogan and James Hayes from Dubuque test drivers and chauffeurs in Cedar Rapids courthouse basement daily through Friday. Tests include written road laws exam, actual driving test, and vehicle inspection. Examiners note emphasis on hand signals in driving.
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Charles Hogan
James Hayes
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
State
Thief Takes Fox Terrier From Coggan Yard
Roy Chismore reported to Sheriff James H. Smith that a Marshall town man stole his small tan and white fox terrier named Pal from the yard Tuesday afternoon. A Chevrolet coach driven by a deputy sheriff was used in the investigation.
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Roy Chismore
Coggan
James H. Smith
Marshalltown
Chismore
Dick Payn
Registrations Open Through Friday for City Election
City election registrations stay open through Friday at the city clerk's office on the third floor of City Hall. Those not registered or with outdated registrations may vote March 30 by registering Wednesday to Friday, with noon close each day. Movers must file a change of address. name changes require reregistration.
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Iowa
Father and Son Banquet at Trinity Methodist Church
Judge H C Ring and Robert L Dill will speak at a Father and Son banquet at Trinity Methodist church in Cedar Rapids on Friday at 6 30 p m. Ed Krueger chairs the event with James Ensign Larry Williams Ralph McNamara George Youtzy and H N Steele as committee members. Carl Koehn will speak and annual athletics reports will be presented. Music by a male quartet and a boys group.
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H. C. Ring
Robert L. Dill
Cedar Rapids
Builders Material Files Plea For Reorganization
The Builders Material Company Inc a Cedar Rapids retail building material firm filed for 77B reorganization in federal court. Assets were 71892.11 and liabilities 96276.91 as of February 29. The petition seeks court supervision and injunction against creditor actions. Board action authorized March 14. 526 shares of common stock valued at 52600. The petition is signed by H Y Readinger of Des Moines president. S P Moore resigned from the presidency in January.
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The
Builders Material Company, Inc
Cedar Rapids
H. Y. Readinger
Des Moines
S. P. Moore
Thieves Hit Triangle Tavern For Cash Cigars and Cigarettes
Police probed a break in at the Triangle beer tavern 604 R avenue NE. Thieves entered Tuesday night and stole $2 in change $7 worth of cigars and $38 worth of cigarets. Employee Max Bowers found the back door open Wednesday morning.
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Triangle Beer Tavern
R Avenue NE
Max Bowers
Fruitland Boulevard
Waukon School Board Elects President and Swears In Directors
Dr. R. R. Jeffries was reelected president of the Waukon school board at Monday evening meetings. T. M. Interkofer and E. W. Hastings were sworn in as directors, joining Bert Grimm and John Dotseth on the board.
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Waukon
R. R. Jeffries
Waukon School Board
T. M. Interkofer
E. W. Hastings
Bert Grimm
John Dotseth
Notice of Executrix Appointment for M B Dillon Estate
Elizabeth Dillon is named Executrix of the estate of M B Dillon, deceased of Linn County Iowa. She was appointed and qualified on March 17 1936. All debtors must pay promptly and all claims filed with the Linn County Iowa District Court clerk through the appointed attorney James E Patterson.
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State of Iowa
Linn County
M. B. Dillon
Iowa
Clare T. Call
Appointment of Administrator for Clare T Call Estate
Notice of appointment of ROBT. H. MAGER as administrator of the Clare T. Call estate in Linn County Iowa on March 117 1936. Creditors must file claims with Crissman and Bleakley Avu.crnev.
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Robt
H. 4Apger
Crissman and Bleakley
Avu
Crnev
Petition to establish 0.88 mile road district north of Highway 11
A petition to form a secondary road district for surfacing 0.88 mile of road northward from Highway No. 11 to Ward Robins was presented to the board of supervisors on Tuesday. It carried eleven signatures and was referred to County Engineer W. H. Behrens for report and plat.
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Highway No. 11
Robins
Board of Supervisors
W. H. Behrens
Grace Augustine seeks divorce on cruel grounds
Grace Augustine files in district court for divorce from Donald Augustine on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds. The couple was married on January 1.
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Grace Augustine
Donald Augustine
Manchester Sets April 27 Special Election on Utility Franchise
Manchester aldermen fixed Monday April 27 for a special election to decide granting a new franchise to Iowa Electric company. The utility urged the vote as its franchise expired last November.
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Manchester
Manchester City
Iowa Electric Company
Norfolk farm runs on heat powered by air
A 1,000 acre Norfolk farm operates without horses cattle or sheep and relies entirely on machinery. It features a single plant that uses only hot air to carry two tons of wheat in an hour.
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Norfolk
Eng
Government Appeals To High Court In Iowa Soap Co. Case
The government appeals to the Supreme Court from a ruling blocking taxes under the 1934 revenue act on first domestic processing of coconut oil from the Philippines. Solicitor General Reed argues the lower court erred in deeming the act unconstitutional and stresses the tax as valid for raising funds.
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Iowa
Soap Co
Washington
Supreme Court
Iowa Federal District Court
Iowa Soap Company
Burlington
Philippines
Stanley Reed
Philippine Islands
Minneapolis Sept To Address Local Teachers
Carroll Reed superintendent of Minneapolis schools will address Cedar Rapids teaching and administrative bodies Friday at 3 p m in McKinley school auditorium. Reed is visiting Cedar Rapids at the invitation of the Cedar Rapids Teachers association.
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Carroll Reed
Minneapolis
Cedar Rapids
McKinley
Reed
Teachers’ Association
Solon and Marion Residents Granted Marriage Licenses
Ralph Prochaska of Solon wed Helen Pata of Marion. Verni Dudley and Anora Galli, both of Central City, were issued marriage licenses.
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Ralph Prochaska
Solon
Helen Pata
Marion
Verni Dudley
Anora Galli
Central City
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Andrew Smith
MY Soap
Good Housekeeping Bureau
Lifebuoy
District Society of Osteopaths
Court House News
Judge Ring
Dill
Trinity Methodist
Builders
Elizabeth Dillon
James E. Patterson
Ask Road
OSE
S. C. Catholic Youth Group
Charles Byrnes
Catholic Youth Organization
East Side Parish
Immaculate Conception
Florence Conley
Ted Nunnemaker
Mary Jane
Mary Catherine Borman
Maxine Wenke
Betty Ann Becker
Louise Buck
Bonnie Mae Diebold
Arline Selzer
Lois Tiffany
Rose Marie Williams
Helen
S. C
Sept
Bigelow Sanford
Liberal Credit
Axminster Rugs
America
Axminster
American Oriental
Third Avenue
Rod
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