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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1937
Page
10
Nonsensical OCR fragment mentions names and places without clear context. Readable bits reference individuals such as Bret Cots and Tess Nasterby along with scattered phrases about locations and events. Unable to extract a coherent main item or outcome from the readable text.
A notice details a Day Service honoring the founder of Temple Judah. The event marks a significant religious observance with attendees expected to include members and local congregants.
Multiple civil actions filed in Linn county show damages sought in accident and breach of contract cases. Plaintiffs include Bertha Trimble estate claimant and Gale Wood as defendant. suits cover fatal injuries from a machine crash, breach of warranty, and various note and contract disputes. Divorce actions also appear for cruel treatment and desertion with several dated marriages and affidavits.
Swift and Armour, two large packing firms, announced Friday recognition of the Wagner Labor Relations Act bargaining provisions. Swift and company dissolved its long standing employer representation plan, signaling a shift after fifteen years.
An audience enjoyed Johnson school Living Pictures presented Thursday at Miktniey auditorium. Kindergarten through sixth grade pupils portrayed famous paintings in costume with narrations by Joseph Curry Howard Unzeiligon and Margaret Barry. The school orchestra directed by Jim Pickford and Paul Tiffany performed. Miss Cathryn Troutman led the 6A 6B chorus.
Clarence L. Clark and Elsie Harriett Phillipson from Cedar Rapids. Elmer Shehetka of Fairfax and Helen Marusha of Amana. William G. Abel of Morrison Ill and Dorothy Entwistle of Chicago Ill.
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