First Avenue Merchants Extend Greetings to Hartman CAMP PARLEY
Approximately forty representatives of the Iowa section of the American Camping association will attend the spring meeting at Camp Huaga Cedar Rapids near Troy Mills hosted by Camp Fire Girls Boy Scouts and YMCAs. The two day program includes sessions on legislation conservation counselor training and camp programs with leaders from Des Moines Cedar Rapids and University of Iowa involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
American Camping Association
Huaga
Cedar Rapids
Camp Fire Girls
Troy Mills
Boy Scouts
Glen Custer
Des Moines Boy Scout
N. Harold West
Cedar Rapids Boy Scout
West
Grace Gordon
Custer
Harry Hanson
Elliot Waples
University of Iowa
Genevieve Clayton
Des Moines
Nadia Thorpe
Mr. West
Five Year Old Accordionist Wins Dairy Dale First
Five year old Jack Sedlacek won first prize in a Dairy Dale amateur program at the Dairy Dale community hall. Patricia Sedlacek, age 3, was second with a solo. Margaret Reece claimed third as a one man band. The event drew about 250 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Dale
Dairy Dale Community Hall
Reuben Smith
Jack Sedlacek
Patricia Sedlacek
Margaret Reece
Read
Prisoner at Vinton Accused of Stripping House of Furniture
SIOUX CITY AP Recovery of a houseful of furniture alleged stolen June 13 from the home of the late Mrs. John Baker at Kiron was announced by County Attorney Maurice Rawlings. He said State Agents W P Haley and George Dickey traced the theft to Arthur Johnson 39 of Sioux City arrested in Chicago after delivering a truckload of cattle believed stolen from a Benton county farm. Johnson and his family are in custody at Vinton as the search of his home continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlings
Baker
Johnson
Sioux City
Johnsons
Vinton
Miles W. Newby
John Baker
Kiron,‘Inc
Maurice Rawlings
W. P. Haley
George Dickey
Arthur Johnson
Chicago
Benton County
Vnnon
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local Events
H Dick of Des Moines visited Friday as Rock Island general superintendent. Mrs Carl Kuhnenn underwent an appendectomy at St Luke’s hospital Friday. Bethel AME church hosts a father and son banquet Friday at 8. Luther group members plan fishing trip to Cass Lake, Minn. Lillian Suchy renamed to Marcia Kopecky for Prague Sokol drill. Shueyville United Brethren worship at 930 Sunday. Cedar Rapids Y M C A tag day set for Friday not Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Kuhnenn
Avenue NW
St. Luke’s Hospital
Lillian Suchy
Marcia Kopecky
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Traffic offenders in Justice H. R. Churchill court
Henry Streitner of Vinton paid 5 dollars and costs for an improperly marked truck. Harold Bean of Cedar Rapids was fined 2 dollars and costs for operating a truck without a rear light assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Justice
H. R. Churchill
Henry Streitner
Vinton
Harold Bean
Cedar Rapids
Young Men's Bureau Spring Carnival at Chamber Building
About eighty couples attended the Chamber of Commerce Young Men's Bureau spring carnival at the Chamber building Thursday evening. Dancing and cards provided entertainment and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
Chamber Building
Mrs George Turner Returns After Birth Of Ruth Anne
Mrs George Turner returns to her Grundy Center home from St Luke's hospital where Ruth Anne was born May 9. She will stay with her mother Mrs O E Kemp at 1340 Third Avenue SE during the summer and will be joined by Mr Turner at summer's end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Turner
Grundy Center
Ruth Kemp
O. E. Kemp
Third Avenue SE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Ruth Anne
Turner
Cedar View tavern reports counterfeit check cashed
A. O. Zahradnik, Cedar View tavern owner, said he cashed a $29.70 check Tuesday for an unidentified customer and later learned the check was spurious. The check was made payable to Warren Brown, signed Central Roofing company, by Harriet Frost, bookkeeper, drawn on Merchants Bank. Central Roofing denied Frost employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Zahradnik
Cedar View
Twelfth Avenue
First Street SE
Warren Brown
Central Roofing Company
Harriet Frost
Merchants Bank
Frost
State audits cited in Cedar county supervisors ouster trial
Special to The Gazette reports Tipton based ouster trial evidence on state audits from 1936 showing no serious irregularities by State Examiners McCulley and Gloden. The 1937 audit not completed. Defense attorney Halbach disclosed 1935 1936 1937 fees for all board members, noting Maurer drew higher committee fees than peers. County Auditor Oaken continued as witness, face redirect on drawings blueprints and dairy barn budget at the county farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Cedar County
E. C. Halbach
Clinton
B. S. McCulley
L. L. Gloden
Halbach
J. H. Maurer
Hermann Oaken
J. C. France
Seventeen Coe Eds Earn First Aid Certificates
Seventeen Coe college co-eds have been awarded standard first aid certificates by the American Red Cross, under the supervision of Linn county chapter secretary Metta A. Burd and Coe faculty member Evelyn C. Street. The group was coached by Street and includes Margaret Victorine, Helen Henry, Frankie Roudabush, Mary Ellen Duncan, Joyce Doliman, Bobby DeVore, Irene Carran, Audrey Abell, Wilma Wykle, Dorothy Miller, Jane Pressel, Peggy Lee, Mary Kruse, Dorothy Doman, Betty Buckingham, Phyllis Bixler, and Dorothy Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
American Red Cross
Metta A. Burd
Linn County
Evelyn C. Street
Coe
Margaret Victorine
Helen Henry
Frankie Roudabush
Mary Ellen Duncan
Joyce Doliman
Bobby DeVore
Irene Carran
Audrey Abell
Wilma Wykle
Dorothy Miller
Jane Pressel
Peggy Lee
Mary Kruse
Dorothy Doman
Betty Buckingham
Phyllis Bixler
Dorothy Barnes
Pledging Held For Coe Senior Honorary Societies
Formal pledging for Crescent senior women's society and Sachem senior men's society occurred on the Coe college chapel steps. Abigail Ann Gilbert presided as pledges were named and inducted amid trumpets. Dr. Ben H. Peterson urged the graduates to seek freedom of thought within democratic values. Dr. Harry M. Gage, Coe president, led the ceremony.
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Crescent
Sachem
Coe College Chapel
Abigail Ann Gilbert
Fremont
Neb
Phyllis Bixler
Clarence
DeElda Elwood
Third Avenue
Kathryn Engle
Fifth Avenue
Jane Huston
Rockford Road
Mary Virginia Pooley
Greene
Anna Tamarrn
Highwood
Ill
John Nicoll
Sibley
Ray Hibbing
Paullina
Albert Kitzhaber
C Avenue
Alfred Sammet
Mervin Woodward
Nineteenth Street
Ben H. Peterson
Coe
Dr. Peterson
Peterson
Harry M. Gage
Formal Invitation Extends All Students to Commencement
A formal invitation invites all students to attend the commencement ceremonies with details on date and venue. It emphasizes participation across colleges and requests timely arrival and adherence to campus guidelines.
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Hartman
Hitaga
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State
Ing
Ivan Battern
Harold Heath
Helen Marie Shields
Bernice Varrock
Darlene Neptash
Mae Faltis
Edwin Stephens
Twylah Wixom
Darlene Barrett
Richard
Raymond Link
Phyllis Larson
June
Darlene
George Bishop
Betty Jo Stephens
Louise Sundberg
Lois Bean
Norma Jane Ingels
Martha Lippert
Arlene Elekar
Mary Lou Jones
Doris Sampica
Joan Baron
Paddy Rudd
Anna Lou Unzeitig
Leona Landis
Florence Bena
Larry Goldberg
Cedar Valley
F. S. Gandy
T. E. Ackerman
L. C. Schuknecht
E. B. Houser
Lou Poetzinger
Greetings
H. Dick
Rock Island
City
Lighthouse
Mount Vernon Road
Bethel A.M.E. Church
Stewardess Board
George W. Corey
E. C. Hoover
Everett Chandler
O. F. Paulsen
Cass Lake
Minway
Shueyville United Brethren Church
Cedar Rapids Boys Y. M. C. A. Drum and Bugle Corps
Young Men’s Bureau Party
Hartman’s
the Hotel
Roosevelt
WM. S. Cadow
Ness
First Ave
the Syndicate
McLellan Stores CO
Woerderhoff
First Avenue E
Craemer's
Hartman's
The
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