Moore Re-elected School Board Head
Moore was unanimously reelected president of the board of education Monday night. W. J. Neill presided at the reorganization. The two members reelected in the March 13 school election were sworn in after a vote canvass. Hickok and Trewin were the incumbents facing no opposition and will serve three years. Hickok received 593 votes and Trewin 592, from a total of 608.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Moore
Board of Education
W. J. Neill
Moore
C. D. Hedberg
Charles T. Hickok
Harold R. Trewin
Hickok
Trewin
Grocers And Butchers Sponsor Bazaar To Aid Convention
The Cedar Rapids Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers association plans a bazaar and dance to support the state convention. It opens Tuesday at 7 30 p m with vaudeville and dancing to 12 midnight, with similar programs Wednesday and Thursday, carnival games, seven booths, and dancing nightly. John C Heaton chairs the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Mind games with Albert Edward Wiggam
A dialogue styled Q and A features ALBERT EDWARD WIGGAM D Sc author of The Fruit of the Family Tree. It presents science based answers on love heredity vision and belief citing Popenoe Hall Parsons James to urge belief in fulfilling needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Edward Wiggam
D. Sc
City briefs and personals recap
Mr and Mrs John Davis report their daughter Mrs W A Warren and family in Long Beach survived the earthquake with no injuries. Firemen blanketed a chimney fire at J F Christie residence 628 Third Street SE. Unemployment Relief distribution committee to meet at the Chamber of Commerce Wednesday. Kiwanis speaker J E Ives discusses South America at Montrose hotel Wednesday noon. Reserve officer class for Cedar Rapids area to meet at 7 30 pm in the federal building Tuesday led by the 349th Infantry. Martha C Peterson of 1815 Washington Ave SE is not the Martha Peterson fined for intoxication. Walter Boner, 35, of 108 Sixth Ave SW, bound over on vagrancy charge by Justice G S Lightner on $500 bond. not sentenced to 30 days in jail.
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John Davis
L Street
W A Warren
Long Beach
Cedar Rapids
Federal
349Th Infantry
Walter Boner
Sixth Avenue
G S. Lightner
Lent services and council meetings noted in Gazette
A midweek Lenten service will be held at St. John s Episcopal church at 10 a.m. with holy communion and sermon. The Cedar Rapids Recreation council, led by president Frank Wagner, will meet at Hotel Roosevelt Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. to advise the playground commission. Mae Bender of 521 Fourth Avenue SW reports her son Charles Gibbs of Long Beach escaped injury in the earthquake, his home having burned in 1906 San Francisco disaster.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
Park Avenue
Nineteenth Street SE
Cedar Rapids
Hotel Roosevelt
Frank Wagner
Playground Commission
Mae Bender
Fourth Avenue SW
Charles Gibbs
Long Beach
Mr. Gibbs
San Francisco
Local D A V Members To Hear State Officers Wednesday
The Disabled Veterans of the World War local post holds a meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Chamber of Commerce to hear State Commander Utzig of Dubuque and State Adjutant Eddie E Regelid of Des Moines. Only veterans disabled in service are eligible for membership.
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Chamber of Commerce
Utzig
Dubuque
Eddie E. iRegelid
Des Moines
Legion Denies Sponsoring Local Sales Campaigns
Hanford post of the American Legion says it is not sponsoring any sales campaigns or ticket drives. Commander B D Silliman announces that some former service members are selling Buy American emblems, but the Legion as an organization is not involved.
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Hanford Post
American Legion
B. D. Silliman
Legion
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Mr. Trewin
Grocers
Popenoe
Johnson
Stanley Hall
Karl Pearson
William James
James
MAYS
Second ST
Woolworths
Tata
Ae Zee
Prise
Deta
SWAT
Avert
Ay Atay
Nujol
My Ays
Aspiyi Sn
Soe
Faee
Alka
Seltzer
J.F. Christie
Third Street
Unemployment Relief Committee
The
South America
Kiwanis Club
Montrose Hotel
J. E. Ives
Grande Avenue SE
Martha C Peterson
Washington Avenue
Martha Peterson
Harry Paar
Lincoln Hotel
C. M. Chaplin
Maplewood Drive
Kemble Floral Company
Clarence 5. White
Ridgewood Drive
William Prochaska
Fifth Avenue
J. V. Nash
Eighth Street
Minna Anderson
Second Avenue
F. A. Brooke
First Avenue E
Donald Heck
M. E. Collagan
B Avenue NW
Ivan C. Schacht
Calif
L. V. Maulsby
Plaza Bake Shop
Ask
Unemployed Progressive League
Old City Auditorium
National Geographic
Grove
Armstrong Store
WOME
Armstrong
New York
Armstrong’s
Cinderella
Sally
Arm Strong
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