Iowa conference to open for Jewish religious teachers
Rabbi Eugene Mannheimer of Des Moines will speak at Temple Judah on Our Children and Their Heritage as the first Iowa conference of Jewish religious school instructors convenes at Temple Judah. Delegates from at least five communities will join sessions on classroom technique and a recital contest for Cedar Rapids and Davenport children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Mannheimer
Des Moines
Temple Judah
Iowa
Washington Avenue SE
David Polish
Raymond Klass
Yiowa
Polish
Temple Judah Sisterhood
Marcella Klein
Cedar Rapids Public Library
Geraldine Green
Benjamin Franklin Junior High
Natalie Schoen
Cedar Rapids
H. E. Licht
Young Judea
Jennie Brody
Temple
Temple Sisterhood
Charles Greenberg
Avery Grossfield
Mason City
Mannheimer
Louis N. Levy
Albert S. Goldstein
Davenport
Petition seeks stronger lighting on First Avenue East
A group named the First Avenue East Booster club filed a petition with the city council on Thursday asking for brighter lighting from Thirteenth Street to Sixteenth Street. They reported four lights in four blocks, two being arc lights, and the proposal was referred to the public improvement department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Avenue East
Wainwright Files Candidacy for Second District Supervisor
George E. Wainwright of 307 Central Avenue Marion files for the democratic nomination as second district supervisor in the June 1 primaries with County Auditor Robert M. Vesely. He is in the nursery and commercial spraying business and is a former serviceman.
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George E. Wainwright
Central Avenue
Marion
Robert M. Vesely
It’s a Wonderful Way to Soothe Itching Skin
Soothing Zemo relieves distress of itching skin and minor irritations. For 25 years it has been a reliable favorite with millions. Tested and approved by Good Housekeeping Bureau No 4874. Available at druggists 35¢ 60¢ 1.0.
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Good Housekeeping Bureau
Ames City Briefs and Personals
Nellie Griffin departed for Phoenix Arizona Wednesday night Mrs John Zezula left for Fort Smith Arkansas Thursday morning Ernest Kurth will speak on the De Molay organization at the High Twelve club meeting Friday noon Roy Hatfield twenty at 1106 Ninth street NW received a thirty day jail sentence for intoxication and disturbing the peace Xavier Cole son of Mr and Mrs W S Cole returned to Ames to resume studies after visiting his parents
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Ernest Kurth
de Molay
High Twelve Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Roy Hatfield
Ninth Street NW
Xavier Cole
W. S. Cole
Thirty-fourth Street
Ames
Dog poisoned. owner’s claim filed with police
G. H. Renne of 315 Second Avenue Southwest reported to police on Wednesday that a dog kept for a friend was killed by poison. He valued the dog at 15 dollars.
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G. H. Renne
Second Avenue SW
Renne
Driver misidentified in collision with fire chief car
The Gazette corrected Tuesday to say Don Jayne of Marion was a witness, not the driver. The actual driver was Russell E. Haufle, 21, of 711 Fourth Street SW, in the Monday night crash at First Street and A Avenue NE.
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the Gazette
Don Jayne
Marion
First Street
Avenue
Russell E. Haufle
Fourth Street
Jayne
Second Dog Poisoned In Suspected Poisoning Run
Sheridan Wood reports his water spaniel died from poisoning on Thursday marking the second canine loss in six months. He notes neighboring dogs were poisoned after his first dog was killed.
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Sheridan Wood
C Street
Wood
Walter Humphrey given 30 day jail in police court
Walter Humphrey aged 40 of 421 Ninth Avenue SW received a thirty day jail sentence in police court for intoxication and disturbing the peace. Officers said he smashed two windows and wrecked furniture at his home before arrest, leaving only the piano and stove intact.
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Walter Humphrey
Ninth Avenue SW
Humphrey
Fire department runs on Thursday fore noon
Firemen made three runs Thursday fore noon visiting James Bailey at 1112 Avenue NW for a small roof fire. They then went to Mrs. Harold Bender at 945 Oakland Avenue NE where a damper in a smoke pipe caused smoke in the house. A third trip went to R. C. Stoneking at Zika Avenue and Twenty-sixth Street NW where cornstalks in an outside cellarway were burning.
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James Bailey
Avenue NW
Harold Bender
Oakland Avenue NE
R. C. Stoneking
Zika Avenue
Twenty-sixth Street NW
Church Night at Atkins Pleasant Hill Presby Church
Friday March 27 at 8 pm a monthly church night at Atkins Pleasant Hill Presbyterian Church features travel talk by Robert MacDaniel on Europe and Africa with songs and local youth musical numbers. Refreshments served by the Missionary Society. everyone in the community invited.
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Atkins Pleasant Hill Presbyterian Church
Robert MacDaniel
Europe
Africa
The
Missionary Society
Local checkers preliminaries crown six finalists
The preliminary round concludes with A. R. Beck leading at 91 and J. W. Houser close behind at 88. Percy Woolwine 86, Swanchera 75, Kennedy 74, Stingley 73. The top six advance to finals while others enter a Class B tournament.
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A. R. Beck
J. W. Houser
Percy Woolwine
E., Swanchera
Bobby Kennedy
Logan Stingley
Ed Abodeely
Ralph Kennedy
R. E
Friday chess play at the YMCA lobby
The notice invites other checkers players to join and says play is held in the YMCA lobby each Friday at 7 30 p m.
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Checkers
Miss Laurine Bradley Leaves for Washington to Join Agriculture Dept
Miss Laurine Bradley daughter of Mr and Mrs J T Bradley resident four miles west of Central City travels first to Des Moines and Woodburn to visit friends before reporting for duty April 2 as senior typist in the agriculture department in Washington D C under John T Whelan grandniece of P A Wolfe of Vinton road NW will join on duty in the capital city
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Laurine Bradley
J. T. Bradley
Central City
P. A. Wolfe
Vinton Road
Des Moines
Woodburn
Washington, D. C
Agriculture Department
John T. Whelan
City Faced With $500 Injury Claim Over Icy Sidewalk
John Vesper filed a $500 personal injury claim with the city council on Thursday alleging a fall on January 31 at 10 30 p m at Thirty fourth Street and First Avenue E due to ice snow on the walk and inadequate lighting. The claim was referred to the legal department.
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John Vesper
Vesper
Thirty-fourth Street
First Avenue E
Legal Department
Linn Red Cross Flood Relief Hits $1 140 As Of Thursday
Contributions to Linn county chapter flood relief total $1 140 56 by Thursday noon toward a $1 305 quota. Gifts include $9 61 from Alburnett Sunday school and $23 55 from a Palo dance aided by a Shellsburg five piece orchestra. Evening benefit dances at Pla Mor and Joyland will support the drive.
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Linn County
American Red Cross
Alburnett
Palo
Shellsburg
Pla- Mor
Joyland
Local Man Held By U S Officials At Kankakee
Chief of Police Ray Tapper learned that Robert La Plante of Cedar Rapids, sought on an embezzlement charge in Judge Grunewald’s court, was in U S custody at Kankakee Illinois. He was with a girl from Cedar Rapids and to be taken to Danville for arraignment if the federal charge was filed.
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Ray Tapper
Robert la Plante
Cedar Rapids
Court of Justice
W. J. Grunewald
United States
Kankakee
Ill
Mann
Tapper
la Plante
Danville
Cub Pack Sponsored by Hayes School PTA Organized
Cub Pack No. 20 sponsored by Hayes School PTA organized at a Tuesday evening meeting. Russell Knapp chaired the Cedar Rapids area Cubbing, with Robert Dill and Arthur Nie speaking. R. Rebec named cubmaster. pack committee selected and four dens formed with designated den dads and moms. Dens meet first on Thursday April 2 at 4 p.m.
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Hayes P. T. A
Russell Knapp
Cedar Rapids
Robert Dill
Arthur Nie
R. Rebec
C. Kriz
Robert Vesely
M. Horsky
A. Kapoun
J. L. Black
Kathryn O Bryon Named Editor Of Coe Cosmos
Kathryn O Bryon of Marshalltown was elected editor of the Coe College Cosmos and will edit next fall. She is the second woman editor since the Cosmos became a newspaper and serves as managing editor this year. Duane Blackwell of Garner was named business manager.
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Kathryn O’bryon
Marshalltown
Coe College Cosmos
Cosmos Board of Control
Cosmos
Duane Blackwell
Garner
Blackwell
Board of Control
Miss O’bryan
Drake University
Des Moines
Drake Times Delphic
Coe
Marshalltown News
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Drake
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Neridian Literary Society
Chi Delta
Voorhees Quadrangle
Chi Beta Phi Fraternity
Pi Kappa Delta
George W. Bryant
Ethel R. Outland
Ben H. Peterson
Mary Lockwood
Lester Nickless
Leo Hubner
Machines Placed In Courthouse Lobby For Practice
With county auditor Robert Vesely coordinating, two voting machines were installed in the courthouse lobby to let voters practice before Monday's city election. City clerk L. J. Storey said one device shows odd precinct ballots and the other shows even precinct ballots with candidate names rotated. The public may use the machines now through election day, with instruction cards and staff available to answer questions.
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Robert Vesely
L. J. Storey
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Geo. Wainwright
Nellie Griffin
Pheenix, Ariz
John Zezula
Fort Smith, Ark
Atkins
the Bank
Washington
Linn
U. S
Cub Pack
Hayes School
P.T.A
Chapeau Louise” and
Jonquil
Paris
Armstrong
Armstrong’s
Sher
Ron
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