Various Local Legal Notices and Births in Cedar Rapids
A mix of small court actions and notices include fines and suspended penalties for speeding and muffler violations, vagrancy sentences, and a 30 day floaters. Births list two daughters at Mercy and St Luke's hospitals with parental details. deaths include Nellie Craig and Lee Hoening. Local residents named include Edward Letts and Roy Horn among others.
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Mas Dean Swatos
Fofth Avenue
Ferrer Lopez
Tampa
Fla
Edward Letts
Roy Horn
Toursville
Kiard WL Perry
Central Hotel
Nellie Craig
O. O. Ogden
First Avenue E
Lee Hoening
Toddville
Czech Festival at Memorial Coliseum in Cedar Rapids
A Czech festival event presented by Czech Fine Arts is set for 7 30 p.m. at the Memorial Coliseum in Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Rapids
Memorial Coliseum
Czech Fine Arts
Mount Mercy Graduating Class Stages Our Dearest Possessions
The Mount Mercy academy graduation class presented the one act drama Our Dearest Possessions by Sister Mary Josephine in the academy auditorium before a capacity audience. Bettie Jo Fitzgerald played Mrs Harvey Clark with Eunice Boyle as Millicent Clark and Mary Elizabeth Hiegel as Hilda Blaine. Connie Sheridan appeared as Jane Harris, Florence Freeman as Miss Perry, and Bernice Svoboda as the maid.
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Mary Josephine
Mount Mercy Academy
Academy
Bettie Jo Fitzgerald
Harvey Clark
Eunice Boyle
Millicent Clark
Hilda Blaine
Mary Elizabeth Hiegel
Connie Sheridan
Jane Harris
Florence Freeman
Miss Perry
Bob Smythe Sign Company Installs Neon Equipment
Cedar Rapids oldest sign shop at 227 1st St SE adds modern neon equipment and can manufacture and service neon signs across eastern Iowa. For over twenty years Bob Smythe has served major firms and handled wall signs for Petersen Baking and others.
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Aas
Bob Smythe
Cedar Rapids
1St St. SE
Iowa
Bob Smithe
Iowa Electric
Central States Electric Company
Petersen Baking Company
Bob Smither
Dial
Josh Wilson's Spirit Live On Reprints Of When I Die
Thousands seek reprints of Josh Wilson's article When I Die as Charles B. Driscoll reintroduces it in a New York column. The Cedar Rapids Gazette veteran’s piece, printed after his death, has drawn wide reader interest with Mabel C Wilson arranging and selling reprints worldwide.
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Josh” Wilson
Driscoll
Josh’s Wilson
The
Gazette
Charles B. Driscoll
New York
Josh Wilson
Wichita
Wichita Beacon
Josh
Mabel C Wilson
Wilson
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Fred Gray
Gray
Third Avenue SE
Joshs
Driscolls
Lloyd George calls for Chamberlain resignation amid war critique
Lloyd George condemns government leaders for shielding the prime minister with Churchill as criticism mounts over Norway aid. Keyes accuses the admiralty of "shocking ineptitude" and urges a Trondheim seizure, while observers foresee Chamberlain’s possible ouster within weeks.
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Strabolgi
Keyes
Trondheim
Oslofjord
Chamberlain
Question Of Union Jurisdiction Raised For County Workers
Labor union representatives asked Linn county supervisors to delay a proposed working contract covering truck drivers operating engineers and maintenance staff. They argued overlapping AF L jurisdictions exist among Local 231 and locals 238 301 and 626 and asked for a district AF L settlement before action. The board urged clarification within about 30 days pending settlement.
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Linn County
American Federation of State
J. D. White
EB. St. Germain
Cedar Rapids Federation of Labor
William Green
A. F. of L
No. 231
Grinnell Tavern Beer License Revoked After Student Purchase
Grinnell college president John S. Nollen urged revocation of the Three Elms beer license after two students reported buying beer there while minors. The tavern, operated by Mark Brooks on Main Street near the campus, was left licenseless Wednesday.
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Grinnell
INL
Three Elms
John S. Nollen
Grinnell College
Mark Brooks
Iowa Evangelical Conference Opens with Sermon by Bishop Stauffacher
The eighty session of the Nowa Conference of the Evangelical church opened with Bishop C H Stauffacher delivering the Tuesday sermon at First Evangelical church in Des Moines. Delegates from area churches gathered as the conference runs through Sunday with meals provided by local churches and a candlelight communion service highlighting the spiritual focus.
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C. H. Stauffacher
Kansas City
First Evangelical Church
First Avenue
Third Street
Nowa Conference
The
Evangelical Church
Bishop Stauffacher
Cedar Rapids
J. A Haclen
Des Moines
Stauffacher
God
Second Evangelical Church
Missionary Society
G.L. Bergman
Story City
Board of Missions
LeMars
F. R. Blakely
Dumont
G. A Stauffacher
S. L. Barnhart
Church of the Brethren
C. R. Frankhauser
Iowa
Benjamin Jump Elected President of Coe Student Council
Benjamin Jump of Cedar Rapids won the Coe College student council presidency with 429 of 650 votes, defeating Frank Bauder of West Union. Jump is the first independent president in years, with the finals held Tuesday.
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Coe College
Benjamin Jump
Cedar Rapids
Jump
Frank Bauder
West Union
Chi Beta Fraternity
Cosmos Board of Control
Richard Keen
Algona
A Chi Beta
Patricia Salter
Delta Delta Delta
Bob Johnson
Dorothy Jean Pollock
Geraldine James
Hampton
Gross Refuses To Join GOP Caravan
Publican party officials propose a statewide caravan by bus to give all three gubernatorial candidates equal speaking opportunities. They argue voters deserve balanced access and that the plan mirrors a Nebraska primary effort. The note also mentions that some states require such campaigns by law. The world’s annual gold output is valued at $500 million.
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Nebraska
Wide variance in Iowa electricity rates shown by federal study
The federal power commission report finds 11.6 to 117.1 percent differences in bills for 25 kilowatt hours among Iowa cities. Des Moines offers the lowest rate in large cities, while Cedar Rapids and Davenport top the scale with higher charges. Differences persist across 100 and 250 kilowatt hour blocks, with inland Cedar Rapids paying more due to fuel costs.
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Iowa
Federal Power Commission
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Towa
Sutherland Dows
Towa Electric Light and Power Company
Council Bluffs
Commission
Burlington
Muscatine
Boone
Bellevue
Energy cost gap shows $350 for 100 kWh vs $760 peak
A fragment notes a price of $350 for 100 kilowatt hours, compared with Seymour's high of $760, indicating a substantial drop from the peak. The line implies a wide variance in energy rates or historical pricing.
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Seymour
Missile Shatters Window At Pirks Residence
Sheriff investigates a window shattering at 4219 Mount Vernon Ave SE by a metal projectile found on the sill. Officials suspect a high powered air rifle. Separately, Sydney H. Diamond asks for executor fees in Elizabeth Weeks estate. Judge Haas voids prior award and to rule later. Alice Sage sues Frank Sage for cruel treatment. $500 attachment issued. Auto case Hayes vs Kula heard. juries award $1,230 to Bessie Kula and $224.55 to Frank M. Kula.
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Jim Smith
Henry Pirks
Mount Vernon Avenue
Wolds
Sydney H. Diamond
Elizabeth H. Weeks
C. J. Haas
Merchants National Bank
Alice Sage
Frank Sage
Cedar Rapids
State Supreme Court
Ed Lundquist
John J. Hayes
Bessie J. Kula
Frank M. Kula
Bessie Kula
Study of Bugg Texts Explored By School Board
The board discussed possible substitutes for Bugg texts and noted seventh and eighth grade changes under study. The superintendent reported that history civics and geography books have been purchased for inspection as part of the review process.
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Deamer
Rugg Texts Pulled From Omaha Schools Four Years Ago
The Omaha World Herald reported that Rugg books were discarded by the Omaha city schools four years earlier due to questionable textual matter and a subjective social science approach cited by A. J. Foy Cross, director of instruction.
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Rugg
Omaha World-Herald
Omaha
A. J. Foy Cross
Detective Wilson Fails to Arrest Suspect After Car Standoff
Suspect slips away as Detective Earl Wilson circles a car after a robbery report at Plaza hotel. Wilson, hindered by a knee injury, pursued on foot through Second Street and alleys but failed to detain the suspect who fled after a cigar box theft from Sarah Miller.
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Second Street
Third Street
Danceland
Earl Stanley
Wilson
Sarah Miller
Plaza Hotel
First Street
Miller
Stanley
Conoco
Patent Office
Doctor Edward Tow Dies by Suicide in California
Dr Edward Tow 59 of Sacramento California a Benton county native died Tuesday by self inflicted gunshot according to an International News Service dispatch He studied at Norway High School and Iowa State College Veterinary Surgery He had lived in Sacramento since leaving college Survivors include three sisters Julia Sarah Bertha Tow of Cedar Rapids and two brothers Jesse Tow of Le Grand and Sibert Tow of Paullina Iowa
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Edward Tow
Sacramento
Calif
Benton County
International
Tow
Norway
College of Veterinary Surgery
Towa State College
Press Dispatch
California
Towa
Julia
Sarah
Bertha
Cedar Rapids
Jesse Tow
Legrand
Sibert
Paullina
Gorman Waives Hearing and Is Bound Over to Grand Jury
George C. Gorman 57 of Cedar Rapids waived preliminary hearing on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He was bound over to the grand jury before Judge Churchill after posting 500 dollars bond. Gorman was arrested Sunday at First avenue and Eighteenth street E by Patrolman Clapp and released on his own bond. The charge was filed Tuesday by Sergeant Day.
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George C. Gorman
Fourteenth Street
Cedar Rapids
H. R. Churchill
Gorman
James Clapp
First Avenue
Eighteenth Street
G. K. Thompson
Justice Churchill
Clarence B. Day
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Galveston
Los Angeles
Charles City
San Francisco
Seattle
da Rasse
Haste AG
St Luke’s Hospital
Harald Jirsa
B Avenue NE
Mercy Hospital
Elmer Smith
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Len Kizer
H Avenue
Kenneth Oxley
Richard William
Oxley
Opal Templeton
Patricia
Hkilhan Company
Fifth Avenue SE
Frank Rank
D Avenue NE
Joan Veverka
William Donaldson
Esther Bennett
Waterloo
Clarence McNiel
Doris Williams
Center Point
Clarence Fetherkile
Urbana
Olive Muschaweck
Shellsburg
Mount Mercy
BOB Smythe Sign Company
R. E
Josh" Wilson
Lloyd George
Winston Churchill
Britain
Lord Strabolgi
House of Lords
Lord Halifax
Labor Party
Clement R Attlee
Nabar
Commons
Roger John Brownlow Keyes
Admiralty
Zeebrugge
Ostend
Roger
Trondheim Fjord
Mediterranean
Caaiy
Hall
Sherwin-Williams CO
Third Avenue
Coe Student Council
Acorn Board of Control
Margaret Nickless
A Chi Omega
Paul Tschirgi
Reinbeck
Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Lois Jane Sutter
Princeton
Ray Johnson
Atlantic
Waite Durfee
Anna Mae Melsa
Gross
GOP Caravan
Court House News
Malden
Mass
Melas
A Mach Raok. CO. Whelesale
Continental Oil Company
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