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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1937

Page

3

Cedar Rapids attorney craftsman is Harold Trewin in law and shop

Harold R. Trewin, Cedar Rapids attorney and school board president, is also a gifted woodworker. From childhood he built and carved, copying Metropolitan Museum pieces, and now in a basement shop crafts drawers that open with ease while his son James aids in projects.

Fred C. Henson Fourth Avenue Harold R. Trewin Cedar Rapids Harold Trewin University of Iowa Trewin James H. Trewin Wade and Butcher America England New York Metropolitan Museum James A. Trewit

Iowa REA Faces Bids as Coops Plan Power Plants

Iowa cooperatives from Franklin to Calhoun counties seek wholesale power from two utilities at 1.7 cents per kilowatt after REA failed to secure lower offers. Plans for two generating plants in Franklin and Pocahontas counties face resistance from private firms and political figures. Protests escalate as Senator Herring and others are pressed regarding rate relief and funding withdrawals.

Franklin County Calhoun Towa Light and Power Company Iowa Public Service Company The REA Thei Franklin Pocahontas Sey Iowa Herring Walter Maley Missildinme Guy Gillette Missildine Calhoun County Cooperative

REA influence splits Iowa officials over electricity

Iowa officials disagree on REA backed lines and plants. Van Horne and Calhoun group align with REA. Others like Senator Gillette and Rep Biermann keep distance, citing government competition with private business. W S Jacobsen handles a bill about a Indiana privy fall.

J R van Horne Calhoun Group A. J. Cook REA Fred Biermann

Promotion Committee On Coe Night Dinner Will Meet Tomorrow

Mrs. Robert Armstrong to chair the Coe Night promotion committee dinner meeting at her Pleasant Hill home tomorrow at 8 PM. The plan notes the national Coe Night on April 7 with Cedar Rapids as the central gathering and alumni hopes to unite thousands of graduates. A half hour radio program will follow the dinner for nearby Coe night parties.

Coe Robert Armstrong Pleasant Hill Toom Coe College Cedar Rapids

Good Friday Service Planned By Saron And First Lutheran

Saron and First Lutheran churches sponsor a Good Friday service starting at 12 noon at Saron church. The seven 25 minute periods include altar service hymns and brief meditations followed by special vocal numbers led by Jean Engelmann Miriam Dieman Henry Scherer Burnice Freliman Alma Hendrickson and others with organists Mrs Carlson Mrs Mitchell and Mrs Carlson. Spencer Tracy takes night school to study navigation after becoming a boat owner.

First Saron Saron Church Jean Engelmann Henry Scherer Miriam Dieman

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