Coe College R O T C Honors Set for May 20
Coe College cadets will receive honors next Thursday at 10 am on Coe Field with Dr. Harry M. Gage presiding. Commissions will be issued to graduates entering the U S Army organized reserve. Medals for drill mastery and best cadet performance will be awarded to named cadets and two dozen medals presented to top winners. Open to the public with invitations extended to veterans groups faculty and trustees.
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Toe College
R.o.tc
Coe Feld
Harry M. Gaze
Gage
Organized Reserve
United States Army
Robins
Seem War
Rere Roallins Moore
Silimus
Sunforé
Anc
Tess Margermen
Aiver
Treacme
Katherine van Meter
Moline
Vers Srtrobbehn
Davenport
Necéra Arendts
Cedar Rapids
Publc
C. A. Russell
Coe Military Department
Board of
Coe College
Registration Rules For Cedar Rapids Repeal Vote
City clerk L J Storey announced that permanent registration rules apply to the June 20 repeal election. Voters must be registered by June 20 with a June 11 to 20 closed period. Absentees and those changing name or address must act, and offices are at Cedar Rapids City Hall.
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L. J. Storey
Cedar Rapids
City Hall
Sersons
Tion
United States
Dist Epworth League Rally To Be Saturday
More than 100 Epworth Leaguers from forty churches are set for Cedar Rapids district Epworth League rally at Trinity Methodist church Saturday. The program begins 10 15 am with a devotional, followed by an address by Rev. C G Fort of Vin ton and chapter reports. Dr W C Cleworth district superintendent will speak at luncheon. Trinity chapter offers afternoon service The Christian Quest followed by a methods forum with Rev Ermil B Frye Rev W O Eckler and Arthur Nie.
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Epworth
W. O. Eckler
Arthur Nie
J C Penney Reports April 1933 Sales Increase
J C Penney Co reports gross sales for April 1933 of 14 592 390 66 compared with 14 324 78 47 in April 1932 an increase of 1 87 percent. Cumulative gross sales up to April 30 1933 are noted.
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J.C Penney National Organization
Difference in period totals shows slight drop from 1932
The figures compare two periods with $41,970,914.17 versus $44,609,827.46 for the same period in 1932, a difference of $2,638,913.29 or 5.92 percent.
Swap What You Don’t Need In Want Ad Columns
A compact notice explains using SWAPS sections in Want Ads to trade unused items for goods or services. It highlights practical exchanges and encourages readers to list items they no longer need in the column for reciprocal offers.
Seven Day Coffee by Arbuckle Brothers
Arbuckle Brothers offer Seven Day Coffee blended for over 60 years with economy packaging. The ad claims a 4 to 6 cent saving per pound and exclusive wrapper to preserve freshness. Independent Grocer is urged to supply a pound today.
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Arbuckle Brothers
Sikaeort Semeor Class Wesers Gaosette Plant
A group led by Edward C Mason and Myrtle Kleist managed a school project at the Bihewen pen site. Participants included Dervehy MsoNes Marie Serms Ser iam Prowlew Earl Sau Cyril Mey er Hiram ItersTuen James Berns Harald Horstman Bert Hansel and Lawrence Waterman.
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Thomas
Dervehy MsoNes
Marie Serms
Seriam Prowlew
Earl Sau
Cyril Meyer
Hiram IitersTuen
St. Pauls Jubilee Service Sunday Reopens Church
St. Pauls Methodist church holds a Sunday forenoon jubilee service to mark the reopening after auditorium redecoration. Rev. Dr. A A Brooks returns to preach after two weeks in St. Luke's hospital. Four choirs and the St. Pauls quartet provide music as Dr. Brooks delivers a brief talk.
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St. Paul's Methodist Church
A A. Brooks
St. Luke's Hospital
Church of Youth
Young People’s Chorus
St. Paul's Quartet
Brooks
Kirk's Coco Castle Soap Promises Body Cleansing Claim
An advertisement extols Kirk's Coco Castle as a 100 percent vegetable soap that removes body perspiration curds and odor by a cleansing action. It contrasts with ordinary soaps said to hide odor, claiming immediate and noticeable results through its unique formula.
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Aserege Tokles
Bergen
Kurk’s
Proce
Gorties
Cotton fashion rules summer wardrobes this season
Adeline Taylor reports on a cotton driven style wave with organdies linens piques and ginghams dominating dresses and accessories. The piece highlights cotton hats shoes purses gloves and even a String beret as must haves while noting chic black linen jackets and eyelet embroidery as striking options for evening and day wear. It also celebrates seersuckers as a working gal favorite and calls out the advertisement selling pets under class 37.
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Adeline Taylor
Coton
Sitchen
Killians
Milady
Ladies Wool Bathing Suits Sold For Low Prices
An OCR fragment notes ladies wool bathing suits offered in sizes 38 49 42 44 with heavy quality in red velvet and biscuit tones. Prices range from under 193 to 393 dollars.
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