Recital by Miss Davidson's Expression Pupils at Christian Church
Miss Annie Laura Davidson presented Cedar Rapids and Marion pupils in an expression recital at the Christian church. W. S. Friedlein accompanied on piano, Marian Hepner sang, and Gordon Kahn played accordion. Participants included Betty Peck Phyllis Delaney Donald Kehne Sally Ann Frederick Margaret Beadle Donna McCalley Bernice Hall Joseph Janke Virginia Lea Fairley Billie Creglow Gordon Rahn Gertrude Siegmund Marilyn Fontaine Mildred Kindig James Marsh Clarence Reinhard Patricia Ann Robinson Louis Shephard James Pope Ruth Rice Charlotte Slife Helen Biddick Margaret Lambertsen Betty Mae Marchant Jean Rae Wells Virginia Jackson Dorothy Mae Ford Marian Hepner Mrs Orville Hepner Norma Riddick June Cunningham Charlotte Slife and Kathleen Newman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Friedlein
Betty Peck
Phyllis Delaney
Donald Kehne
Sally Ann Frederick
Margaret Beadle
Donna McCalley
Bernice Hall
Joseph Janke
Virginia Lea Fairley
Billie Creglow
Gordon Rahn
Gertrude Siegmund
Marilyn Fontaine
Mildred Kindig
James Marsh
Clarence Reinhard
Patricia Ann Robinson
Louis Shephard
James Pope
Ruth Rice
Charlotte Slife
Helen Biddick
Margaret Lambertsen
Betty Mae Marchant
Jean Rae Wells
Virginia Jackson
Marion Pursues Long Needed Sewage Plant via Jobless Labor
Marion officials using Emergency R F C funds and unemployed workers accelerate a public sewer project. The plant will replace an Indian creek discharge, employ 160 workers on three daily shifts, and cost about 15 000 dollars for a 50 000 dollar budget. The British type rotary distribution plant includes Imhoff tanks rock filter and secondary settling basins with odor control and sludge drying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn Henderson
Marion
O. M. Carson
Marion City
Imhoff
Indian Creek
American Legion Swimming
Milwaukee
Howard R. Green
Entertain At Bridge Tea In Marion Iowa
Mrs A J Elder and Mrs A C Sloss hosted forty eight women at a bridge tea in the Iowa Electric and Power company parlors. Prizes were awarded for contract and auction bridge to Mrs R D Smith, Mrs George Hennessey, and Mrs A A Hardin. Various local and out of town guests attended including Miss Edith Ling and Cedar Rapids visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Elder
A. C. Sloss
Iowa Electric and Power Company
R. D. Smith
George Hennessey
A. A. Hardin
Edith Ling
Sheldon
Anna Reis
W. E. Cooper
Cedar Rapids
Sub-District Music Contests Begin at Vinton Monticello
Hundreds of children compete over two days in sub-district preliminaries for the state music contest. Judges rank entries in Superior Excellent and Good with many performers from Washington high Blairstown Monticello Marble Rock and Davenport area earning top marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Monticello
Chester Petranek
Washington High
Cedar Rapids
Superior
Betty Metz
Tama
Good
Theodora Miller
Bertil Rose
Margaret Muhl
Ed Carrier
Excellent
Brass Chamber Group
Blairstown
Grant and
Washington Highs
Vinton, Excellent
John Matthews
Manchester
Prosperity Clinic Hearings Dropped by Senate Finance
Washington The Senate Finance Committee on Friday voted to discontinue hearings in its prosperity clinic aimed at finding ways to end the depression. The committee expected briefs from invited testifyers not yet appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
LLP
Senate Finance Committee
Estherville farmer to be sent for insanity commitment
County Attorney William Bale said he would ask a district court in Estherville to commit Joe Berven, 33, to the state hospital for the insane. Berven, who killed his wife and three children with a shotgun March 16, was deemed violently insane after being taken to Town City. His wife died en route to a hospital and the children Elmer 5 Ramona 3 and Jack 1 died the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
William Bale
Joe Berven
Berven
Town City
A Wise Youngster Recites Alphabet and More
At two years and eleven months Allen Paul Cooper son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Cooper impresses by reciting the alphabet backward and forward counting to 100 and spelling polysyllabic words, astounding locals in Chicago AP report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Allen Paul Cooper
Samuel Cooper
Dry Creek Club Party Recalls April Meeting Notes
The Dry Creek Agriculture and Literary club hosted a Thursday gathering in Memorial hall with over ninety attendees. The program featured music by the Alburnett orchestra and young performers, current events talk, and a pupil dialogue, followed by a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Creek Club
Memorial Hall
Dry Creek
Floyd Rick
Richard
Cedar Rapids
Earl Dukek
Emagnen
Marjorie
Donald
Wanger
Paul
Genevieve
Dean Lyon
Alburnett
Lydia Gilmore
J. W. Dukek
Jess Starry
Florence
Ethelyn Howe
Mildred Gilmore
John Blackford
Ellyn
Edith McGowan
Marion
Burton Emmons
Miles Sutera
Raymond Bebee
Robins
Harlan Starry
Two More Debtors Jailed In Chicago
In Cook County Jail two elderly debtors join a 15 year old. Lydia Rowland age 68 and Mary Andruck age 70 are jailed for unpaid judgments. Rowland owes 313 dollars to Dr John Neil for medical services and Andruck has been jailed since March 2 after a car collision judgment. The Weber boy remains in custody for a 2500 dollar judgment from a woman struck by the car he drove. The youth continues schooling in the cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
William Weber
Cook County
Lydia Rowland
Mary Andruck
Rowland
John Neil
Andruck
Weber
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss. Davidson
Annie Laura Davidson
Marian
Marian Hepner
Gordon Kahn
Young Men’s
Sigfred Marion
Edison Pharmacy
James R. Shaffer
First National Bank Building
Mike Gira
M. L. Braska Co
Brooks
Marion, Iowa
Ned Jones
Walster
Iowa
Ralph Maxson
Howard Rion
Berber’s
Tisterine
Mt. —S
H. G. Stitzel
Fleming’s
Central Market
Arenane
Ldo
R.F.C. Fund
County Emergency Relief Committee
John Limback
Milwaukee Railroad
Gazette
Tru-Arteut
R. F. C. Loan
LOWE
EH Thompson
Eli Thompson
Coe College Women’s Glee Club
Presbyterian Church
Pergolesi
James Curtain
East Seventh Avenue
Curtain
Lulu Tordson
City
Wilbur Bear
J. J. Larkin
Pauline
Glenn and
John Larkin
Nakihopa
Methodist Church
J. B. Howell
Iowa City
Rev
D. C. Snyder of
Thomas Wildey
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Harry Harmon
Lisbon
T. A. Cunningham
People's Grocery
Marion Friends
Fleming’s Market
Miss Mae Lake
Walter ‘Lake
Florence Houghton
First National’ Bank
John Pazour
Mount Vernon
Robert Smith
Pauline Altman
Velma Cushing
Dubuque
Faith Burgstahler
Claytus Nelson
Richard Long
National
Bills Tire Shop
Lowan
Auto Service Company
Goodrich
Charles E. Dye
E. J. Mentzer
Yocom Chapel
W. E. Fisher
Ethyle Wood Birmingham
Johann Mentzer
Edna Roberts
Cary Club
W. F. Kruger
W. W. Vaughn
W. T. Jackson
Ed Gordon
Oak Shade Cemetery
Diana Fret Club
W. C. Sheets
Fourteenth Street
G. O. Pyle
Willis Jordan
Clarence Oxley
Frank Flack
L. 8. Dove
8Th Ave
L. Anderson
Ami Allen
T. J. Davis
Colfax Circle
Rebekah “Lodge
Barnes
George
Seventh Day Church of God
Ninth Avenue
Sixth Street
George Michel
Hanckerth
UNION
Trades |Rage
Phoce
Cretonnes
Boston
Marion’'S Bargain Center
Balster Furniture Co
Marion Bootery
D.A. Stamy
Ineures
Fair Grocery
Maxewll
Bricker Longhorn
Tae
Quaker Oats Ca. &Ox
Milk Libby's
Baker’s
Macaroni, Spa
Johnson's
Japan
Red River
Ohio
Royal Laundry
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