Works Of Local Composers Highlighted In Music Week Exhibit
Cedar Rapids public library hosts a Music Week exhibit featuring local composers. John Mokrejs displays original manuscripts and a letter from a famed composer alongside works by Louise Crawford and others. Notable items include Mokrejs pieces, Dvorak and Smetana facsimiles, and letters from Dudley Buck and Ernest A. Lee.
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Cedar Rapids
Public
John Mokrejs
Mokrejs
New York City
Valcik
Nanyaka
Harry Mokress
B Avenue
Louise Crawford
Coe College
Whitecaps
Jay G. Sigmund
Miss Crawford
Margaret Widdemer
Ernest A. Lee
Mary Burkhalter
Charles H. Harmer
Dudley Buck
Harmony
Mr. Harmer
Charles A. Laurance
F. W. Fisher
Dudley Pike
Minneapolis
M. L. Hromadka
D Street
Spillville
Antonin Dvorak
Smetana
Dorothea Fox
Musicweek
Elsie Learns Quiet Meditation Amid Nervous Energy
Dear Miss Manners offers guidance on gentle social cues. A bashful suitor should be met halfway with friendly conversation about his interests to encourage openness and connection.
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Elsie
Dear Miss Manners Advice on Husband Recreation
A reader asks how to handle a husband who stays home after work. The answer suggests gently prodding him by inviting friends over or arranging a movie or social visit, so he feels encouraged to go out and enjoy company.
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Miss Manners
Seek Boys Who Threw Stones At School
Jake Dykhuizen reported to police that a gang of boys near Seventh avenue SE threw stones at girls returning from school at noon. A stone injured his daughter, who was hit on the back of the head, and witness Helen Hodge said she could identify the assailants.
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Jake Dykhuizen
Seventh Avenue SE
Dykhuizen
Helen Hodge
Wilson And Co To Erect Addition To Butter Plant
A permit is issued to Wilson and Co to construct a 1650 dollar addition to the butter plant at Second Avenue and Ninth Street SW. Loomis Brothers hold the contract. The addition expands existing facilities of the plant.
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Wilson and Company
Second Favenue
Ninth Street
Loomis Brothers
The Stars Say For Thursday May 7
Genevieve Kemble notes signs of growth and rising financial returns but warns of difficult situations. The advice urges calm restraint over tempestuous actions to achieve success and potential advancement for those with May birthdays.
Astrological Advice for a Child Born Today
The text warns a child born on this day may be rash impulsive and headstrong and that early training and discipline will help it succeed and progress. It presents a cautious view of personality and a recommended early discipline approach.
Former Gazette Carrier Joins U S Navy in Philippines
John L. Wright son of Mr and Mrs H S Wright of 1526 Second Ave SE is in the U S Navy aboard the U S S Chaumont in the Philippines. He has served about a year and in a letter mentions a visit to the Hawaiian Islands and Honolulu. He was entertained by Milo Vanek in Honolulu, in the insurance business locally.
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John L. Wright
H. S. Wright
Second Avenue SE
Philippine Islands
U. S. S. Chaumont
Hawaiian Islands
Honolulu
Milo Vanek
Frank Vanek
Vanek
John A Geiger Elected President of Credit Men
John A Geiger was elected president of the Cedar Rapids association of Credit men at the annual meeting Tuesday noon at the Y M C A. He succeeds David R Pugh. P L Newbold was chosen first vice president and Miss Nelle Crawford second vice president. L O Nielsen was elected treasurer and Milo Hanzluk was reelected secretary. Directors chosen are Miss Agnes Powers, Miss Olive D Mix, A F Sander, W F Grady and F G Kellogg. Annual reports were given.
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John A. Geiger
Cedar Rapids Association of Credit Men
Geiger
David R. Pugh
P. L. Newbold
Nelle Crawford
L. O. Nielson
Milo Hanzluk
Agnes Powers
Olive D. Mix
A. F. Sander
W. F. Grady
F. G. Kellogg
Judge grants divorce to Maud Filloon from Ray Filloon
Tama county district court judge C E Walters grants a divorce to Maud Filloon 50 of Dysart from Ray N Filloon 51 on cruelty grounds. Mrs Filloon to pay costs. Married in Benton county April 8 1908. No children.
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Toledo
C. E. Walters
Tama County District Court
Maud Filloon
Dysart
Ray N. Filloon
Notice of Probate of Will for Wendl Dostal
The District Court of Linn County Iowa will hear the request to admit as the Last Will and Testament of Wendl Dostal who died in the county. The hearing is set for May 9 1936 at 9 o clock A M with Edwin W Lundquist as Clerk and S V Shonka attorney listed.
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State of Iowa
Linn County
District Court
Wendl Dostal
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Edwin W. Lundquist
S. V. Shonka
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Mary Manners
Genevieve Kemble
Gazette
U. S. Navy
Philippines
Credit Men
Newman
Newmans
Duke of Kent
Floor
Moon Funeral Home
Public Advisory Service
First Avenue East
Armstrong
Doeskin
Lucien Lelong
Mother