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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1937

Page

4

Fifty Favorite Customers Named In Surprise Popularity Contest

A panel of thirty salespeople selected over fifty customers as top favorites, highlighting traits like friendliness and helpfulness. Names span multiple stores and departments including gloves, dresses, shoes, and bakery, with Mrs. Paul Wagner and Mrs. Wayne J. Foster among noted honorees.

W. E. Peschau Owen N. Elliott Sutherland Dows R. H. Pickford David Turner van Vechten Shaffer Paul Wagner William Nezerka Jamey MV Finch IL McKinstry Broghammer Cheese Ray Avien Don Barnes Jin Mens Furnishings Harry © Cutler George G. Clements C M Hatheld M Arnett Weaver Witwer Alwys Herbert S Stams Bakery

Gently Named Favorites Among Cedar Rapids Shoppers

A Cedar Rapids survey of 30 salespersons reveals who their preferred customers are and the social ties behind these choices. Names include Miss Clara Robinson, Miss Norah Gott, Miss Grace Dayton, and many Mrs. or Miss sponsors, with estimates of favor to range from half to ninety five percent.

Agnes Roe Charles Snell Fairfax Nation C. Lehman Verne Marshall Paul Smith Center Junction Frank Hallenbeck J. M. Henry Letty Keerl Amos A Elderkin Clara Robinson Norah Gott Grace Dayton Henry Hamilton Peter Stover Gladys Tucker Fred E. Collard H. C. McClary Ethel Ryan C. W. Perkins Lester Chadima Don Barnes L. E. Garwood E. L. McKibben Grant Collins Worth Averill T. P. Rogers Harold J. Rowe Edna and Mariam Dieman Sumner Quarton Wallace Darling Gloom Chaser Cedar Rapids

Iowa in Washington traces appointments and bills in 1930s notes

The column reviews shifts in federal posts with Slowie named to the communications job after Kennedy’s defection. Roosevelts and Early play roles. It covers the stalled secretary vacancy, Berger’s outreach, and Iowa politicians reacting to the appointments. It also notes Miller Ty dings price fixing debate and Sheppard Robinson university grants plan.

Joseph Kennedy New York Securities and Exchange Commission Carson Slowie Jme James Roosevelt Steve Early White House Communications Commission Maritime Robert Berger Berger Roosevelt Early E. C. Eicher Washington University of Iowa House Interstate Commerce Group Eicher

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