Traer to host central Iowa cribbage tourney during exhibit
Traer merchants exhibit and automobile show May 25 to 29 will include a central Iowa cribbage tournament drawing top Tama and nearby players. If entries allow, round robin play will replace elimination. Matches likely on three evenings in the big tent with Mayor L L Lawser as secretary manager and Iowa Cribbage rules followed.
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TRAER
Traer Merchants
Iowa
Tama
L. L. Lawser
Iowa State Cribbage Association
Leading Roles in Brooklyn Senior Play Everybody's Crazy
Special to The Gazette Brooklyn Pauline Combs and Grant Maples star in the Brooklyn senior class play Everybody's Crazy to be staged May 24 and 25 at the Broadway theater. The cast includes Eugene Bush Matthew Calderwood Leonard Hauersperger Miriam Davidson Leone Dohrn Joanne Koons Leonard Fiser Ruth Robey Jack Leach Mary Alice Severe Gladys Read Marvin Calderwood Rolland Doty and stage crew Leonard Balloun Ronald Brannian Gerald Hauersperger Ushers are Agnes Williams Helen Miller Margaret Davidson Eva Breneman Jane Bope Marie Duffus Opal Morrison ticket managers Keith Brannian Lyle Seeborn Laura Wenger Virginia Anthony Director Miss Darlene Russell.
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the Gazette
Brooklyn
Pauline Combs
Grant Maples
Eugene Bush
Matthew Calderwood
Leonard Hauersperger
Miriam Davidson
Leone Dohrn
Joanne Koons
Leonard Fiser
Ruth Robey
Jack Leach
Mary Alice Severe
Gladys Read
Marvin Calderwood
Rolland Doty
Crossley Child Rites Held In Columbus Area
Crossley five son of Mr and Mrs Paul Crossley died Saturday at home age five funeral Monday at Richie funeral home with Rev V A Bloomquist officiating burial in Columbus city cemetery born near Columbus Junction December 25 1931 survived by parents two brothers and a sister Wapello Mrs O E Eklund died Sunday after stroke funeral Tuesday at home conducted by Dr J R Fraser burial in Kossuth cemetery near Mediapolis formerly Bessie Munson age 65 survived by husband and two daughters Mrs Joe Almquist of Essex and Mrs Elmer Nordine of Albert City
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Atalissa High School
H A. Larson
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F. H. Ross
Iowa Wesleyan
Atalssa
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Elizabeth Federlein
Geraldine White
Chester Zimmerman
Board of Education
Supt. C
L. Hoverter
H I Wolf
Bertha
Bernice Smith
John Ervin
Robert Freese
Ronald Martin
Earlville
Earlville High School
Henry Tells the Truth
Leola Benda
Mildred Gerdes
Forrest Thesch
Irma Davey
Lacine Dettbarn
Marjorie Luense
Motion Schaller
Lloyd Wellman
Hope Clute
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Mary Rogers
Junior Carty
Roger Hahn
Witliam
Brien Monticello
St Peters and Paoulos Lutheran Church
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Merone
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George Lane
Henry Klatt
Wilbur Gotchalk
Charles Hoffner
Francis Kembel
Melvin Roth
Orville Mayer
Arlo Baltisbarger
Elroy Long
Glen Pruess
Henry Wilatt
Paul Wasselbusch
Orville Meyer
Donald Gintert
Dale Winey
Leroy Pruess
Robert von Muenster
Miriam Russell
Kathryn Chamberlin
Elaine Klatt
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Grinnell
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Des Moines
Darrell Carson
Newton
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Orville Heitshusen
Grace Helgeson
Dorothy Sterner
William
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Moor Beall
North Western Railway
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Wilma Smith
Hartwick
Oren Klink
Chelsea
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Wapello
O. E. Eklund
J. R Fraser
Presbyterian Church
Kossuth Cemetery
Mediapolis
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Joe Almquist
Essex
Elmer Nordine
Albert City
Four Burned in Wapello Gas Stove Blast
AP report details a Monday morning explosion at the Guthrie home in Wapello. Mrs. James M. Guthrie and her daughter Mrs. Leslie Rogers were hospitalized with burns. Also injured were Mrs. Claude Barthlow and Theodore Guthrie.
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James M. Guthrie
Mercy Hospital
Burlington
Leslie Rogers
Nebraska City
Neb
Claude Barthlow
Guthrie
Theodore Guthrie
Corydon
London Street Car Men Threaten To Join Bus Strike
London street car workers vote to strike in sympathy with 25,500 busmen, aiming to protect their position as coronation traffic worsens. Bus workers demand shorter hours and easier schedules, risking a near complete transport tie up in the capital.
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London
Geology Professor Secures AAAS Grant for Iowa Coal Study
Dr Leonard R. Wilson head of Coe College geology department announced a substantial grant from the American Association for the Advancement of Science for equipment purchase. He has studied microfossil formations in Iowa coal for three years and will continue research next year alongside teaching duties.
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Leonard R. Wilson
Coe College
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Iowa
Wilson
Coe Geology Students Plan Field Trip to McGregor Area
About fifty Coe College geology students will depart at 8 a.m. for a one day field trip to The Pocket City region on the upper Mississippi. Dr Leonard R Wilson leads the group with context for natural field study including Pictured Rocks and Pike's Peak. The lunch will be prepared at Voorhees hall with Miss Mina Wikoff directing. Miss Marvy Bell and Dr Warren Keck accompany the tour. Beavers once common in the region, turkey reintroduction efforts noted.
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Coe College
McGregor
Upper Mississippi
Leonard R. Wilson
Pictured Rocks
Pike’s Peak
Voorhees Hall
Mina Wikoff
Home Economics
Marvy Bell
Warren Keck
Rotary Speaker Details Starvation in Spain Civil War
Miss Imogene Warder of Hollywood described Spain’s hunger and hardships during the civil war at a Rotary luncheon. She recounted grass and acorn diets, 50000 jobless in Granada, teachers paid 20 dollars monthly, peasants earning 14 cents daily, and her escape from war torn Barcelona after witnessing the conflict. The speaker warned Spain may become a shell hole and that outside aid may decide the victor.
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Imogene Warder
Hollywood
Calif
Spain
Rotary Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Miss Warder
Granada
Red Cross
Barcelona
Peru
Dickinson In Favorable Condition After Abdominal Surgery
Washington hospital officials said former Senator L. J. Dickinson of Town was in favorable condition after a comfortable night following an abdominal operation on Saturday. He remained under care with attendants providing update on his recovery.
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Washington
INS
L. J. Dickinson
Cedar Rapids Musicians Place In National Meet
In Columbus Ohio AP report Towans placed in the national high school music contest last weekend. Division 2 French horn solo included Donald Key of Iowa City and Fairfield Wilson High of Cedar Rapids. Trombone solo featured Douglas Brooks Iowa City and Donald Cooper Dubuque. Division 4 Charles Dulin Cedar Rapids also listed.
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Columbus
Ohio
Towans
Donald Key
Iowa City
Fairfield, High School
Wilson High
Cedar Rapids
Douglas Brooks
Donald Cooper
Dubuque
Charles Dulin
Cedar Rapids City Briefs and Personal Notices
Cedar Rapids married Lillian Urban and Joseph M. Melsha in Justice H. R. Churchill office Monday. Portland man Fred Burtt fined $25 for vagrancy. serum suspended if he leaves city. Alpha Xi Delta Mothers' club to meet Tuesday for luncheon. A radiator cap stolen from 1215 First Ave East. Waterworks fund transfers $4,491.76 to sewage rental fund for April. Cedar Rapids Gas Co authorized to lay mains on Mallory and Bowling streets. Knights of Columbus No 909 to meet Tuesday for initiation of a class of twenty five.
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Lillian Urban
Joseph M. Melsha
Cedar Rapids
H. R. Churchill
Fred Burtt
Portland
Ore
Alpha Xi Delta Mothers’ Club
First Avenue E
Cedar Rapids Council
Knights of Columbus
Dog Valued At 56 Dollars Stolen From Home
A black and white springer spaniel valued at 50 dollars belonging to L. T. Dulin of 620 Third Avenue SW was stolen at 11 am Sunday. Police were informed. The dog was tied when an unidentified woman in pajamas and a smock unsnapped the leash and took the dog.
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L. T. Dulin
Third Avenue
Purse Stolen From House On Sixth Avenue SE
A black leather purse containing fifty five cents a driver's license and a compact was stolen Monday morning from the residence of Mrs. John Williams 1225 Sixth avenue SE while she was in the basement. Mrs Williams suspected a man seen entering the house with a market basket of vegetables selling from house to house.
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John Williams
Sixth Avenue SE
Birthday Celebration for Henry L. Doherty at Montrose Hotel
Cities Service oil offices observed Doherty’s birthday with a Saturday evening dance and program at the Montrose hotel. The celebration followed a national pattern, with similar events held in every company city with a branch.
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Henry L. Doherty
Cities Service Oil Company
Montrose
Mr. Doherty
United States
Playground garden schedule week announced at four
The weekly playground garden timetable lists events at four o clock. On Monday the gathering occurs in Cleveland, followed by Hayes on Tuesday and Fill on Wednesday. Further details are uncertain in the fragment but times and locations are clear.
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Cleveland
Hayes
Garden meeting schedule and garden director notice
Thursday at 4 p.m. Harri son Friday at 4 p.m. J street SW Saturday at 8 a.m. Holland Furnace garden Mrs. L. J. Smith playground garden director will be at the gardens as outlined Gardeners are to bring their own tools.
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Harrison
J Street
Holland Furnace Garden
L. J. Smith
Cedar Rapids Woman Fined Over Kansas Plates
Mary L. Wood of Cedar Rapids was given a suspended $10 fine in Justice H. R. Churchill's court for operating a motor vehicle with improper Kansas license plates. She has been in Cedar Rapids since Jan 1 and must pay costs and obtain Iowa plates.
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Kansas
Mary L. Wood
Cedar Rapids
H. R. Churchill
Miss Wood
Iowa
Bandit Slays Crosby Theater Owner in Apparent Robbery
Authorities seek wounded gunman after George Thorp, Crosby theater owner, is mortally wounded during a burglary attempt at his home. Thorp dies from a chest wound after a scuffle, while the assailant flees in a 1928 green Hupmobile. Two mining engineers are forced to surrender their car as the escape continues.
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Crosby, Minn
Minnesota
George Thorp
Crosby
Thorp
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