Sokol Celebration Welcomes 140 New Members in Cedar Rapids
A two day Sokol and Sokolky celebration in Cedar Rapids added 140 new members from local and visiting groups from Chicago and Omaha. The event featured calisthenics, singing, welcome addresses by national leaders, inductions, and a Sunday open house with a large social finale.
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Sokols
Sokolky
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Omaha
Sokol Camp
Cedar River
Center Point
Sokol Hall
Sokol
K. M. Prehal
Suchomel
Kralik
The
Jarka Jelinek
Raymond Pospishil
Frank Kotrba
Omaha Sokols
Elsie Ptak
Omaha Sokolky
Marie Ptak
Jarka Turek
Central Education Committee
Joseph Walters
Vaclav Welcl
Chicago Svornost
Milada Prchal
Lillian Sramek
Emilie Welcl
S. V. Shonka
A. M. Hasek
W. C. Benesh
Winton Banquet Honors Seniors at Presbyterian Church
The junior-senior banquet was held at the Presbyterian church Saturday evening. One hundred and sixty four persons were seated at the tables with Maypole themed decorations. Harold Jack served as toastmaster introducing Mrs. Fred Cameron, Jane Carrier, Mayme McAndrews, Lois Gott, Gerald Siegel, Harold Jensen, Dean Hanna and Marjorie Eggleston.
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Winton
Presbyterian Church
Harold Jack
Fred Cameron
Jane Carrier
Mayme McAndrews
Lois Gott
Gerald Siegel
Harold Jensen
Dean Hanna
Marjorie Eggleston
Probate of Will Notice in Linn County Iowa
Notice in Linn County Iowa district court about the May 25 1935 hearing to prove and admit the Last Will and Testament and Codicils of Ida Catherine Friedrich deceased. Clerk Edwin W Lundquist, Cedar Rapids. Attorney John D Stewart.
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State of Iowa
Linn County
Ida Catherine Friedrich
Cedar Rapids
Jnna
Edwin W Lundquist
John D. Stewart
In Caliente Arrives in Iowa Saturday
The musical In Caliente opens in Iowa Saturday. Pat O'Brien stars as a hardboiled editor who is kidnapped by his publisher and meets Dolores Del Rio in Agua Caliente, with Busby Berkeley choreography and a cast including Edward Everett Horton Glenda Farrell and the DeMarcos.
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Mexico
Caliente
Busby Berkeley
Warner Brothers Studios
Agua Caliente
California
Pat O'Brien
Edward Everett Horton
Dolores del Rio
Glenda Farrell
Leo Carlo
Miss del Rio
Phil Regan
Dorothy Dare
Winifred Shaw
Luis Alberni
the DeMarcos
Theaters Show New Releases Across Town
The Paramount presents Shirley Temple in Our Little Girl and Laurel and Hardy in Fixer Uppers. The Informer with Victor McLaglen screens. Franchot Tone and Una Merkel star in One New York Night. Paul Muni appears in Bordertown and She Had to Choose. Rialto shows Beyond Bengal and Law of the Range with Tim McCoy. Olympic features Grand Canaray, Romance in the Rain with Heather Angel. Texas records in 1934 counted 121 508 births and 63 552 deaths.
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Paramount
Shirley Temple
Laurel and Hardy
Mickey Mouse Iowa
the Informer
Victor McLaglen
STATE
Franchot Tone
Una Merkel
New York
Palace
Paul Muni
Rialto
Tim McCoy
Warner Baxter
Heather Angel
Nebraska to elect unicameral legislature in 1937
Nebraska will elect forty three legislators on a non political ballot for two year terms beginning in 1937. The unicameral body will replace the 100 representatives and 33 senators, with salaries set at 872 dollars a year and total annual costs of about 73 thousand dollars.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
George W. Norris
50Th Assembly
Norris
Son of Jolson and Keeler Undergoes Blood Transfusion
Albert Jolson Jr., the adopted infant son of Al Jolson and Ruby Keeler Jolson, is reported improving after a blood transfusion. Doctors say the illness began with an ear infection from a cold and he remains under care of two physicians in a Hollywood hospital.
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Hollywood
INS
Albert Jolson, Jr
al Jolson
Ruby Keeler Jolson
J. Edwin J. Scobee
Senate Orders Investigation into Railroad Financing
The Senate approved a Wheeler resolution to probe railroad financing as conditions in some systems were called scandalous. The measure authorized $25,000 and directed cooperation from the Interstate Commerce Commission. Hearings likely to begin next fall.
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Washington
Senate
Wheeler
Interstate Commerce Committee
Mont
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wheler
Victory By Drys In Georgia Certified
Georgia certified the repeal referendum result. Secretary of State John B. Wilson reported the dry law victory by 243 votes, with 81 881 for repeal and 82 134 against repeal, ending the state wide vote overseen by Gov Eugene Talmadge.
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Atlanta, Ga
INS
Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
John B. Wilson
Wilson
No Ruling Today On NRA And Farm Act
Washington reports the Supreme Court recessed for one week without acting on the Frazier Lemke farm mortgage moratorium law or the national industrial recovery act test cases. Decisions due May 27 or June 3, the term’s last days.
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Washington (Lp
Supreme Court
Death of Mrs Pearl Guthrie Dahl reported in Minnesota
Word reached Wyoming of the death of Mrs Pearl Guthrie Dahl in St. Cloud Minnesota. The body will arrive in Wyoming Tuesday for services at Harrington Funeral Home. Daughter of Mr and Mrs George Guthrie she was born in the Hale community and later moved to Minnesota. Survived by husband Will Dahl.
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Wyoming
Pearl Guthrie Dahl
St. Cloud
Minn
Harrington Funeral Home
George Guthrie
Hale
Minnesota
Will Dahl
Decorah Area School Funds Audited, All Accounts Clear
Henry J. Achter of Cedar Rapids completed auditing the accounts of fifty eight school treasurers outside Decorah. He found all money properly accounted for and the districts in satisfactory condition aside from minor matters that did not affect cash.
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Decorah
Winneshirk County
Henry J. Achter
Cedar Rapids
Richberg Urges Kill NRA or Revise It in Congress
Washington dispatch says NRA head Donald Richberg urges Congress to kill the organization or enact a two year extension only if it revises to meet anti price fixing and interstate business concerns. He notes senate plans and administration aims to oppose longer extensions. Delegations of 1,500 business leaders plan to arrive, with groups from New York to Louisville expected.
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Washington
INS
Donald RH
Richberg
NRA
House
Ways and Means
Senate
Congress
Hichberg
Clark Senate
Doushtan
North Caroling
Ward Creney
New York
Buffalo
Albany
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Louisville
Couple Held For Hit And Run Probe
L W Williams 18 of 419 Second Street SW and Lucille Freemark 16 of Sioux City were held for investigation after a hit and run that injured Fred Herman 49 of 251 Johnson Avenue NW. The car struck Herman at First Avenue and Fourth Street after leaving a filling station. witnesses named a female driver. Freemark admitted driving. Williams was fined $10 in police court for intoxication. Juvenile action regarding Freemark to be handled by authorities.
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L. W. Williams
Second Street
Lucille Freemark
Sioux City
Fred Herman
Johnson Avenue NW
Williams
Miss Freemark
First Avenue
Fourth Street
Herman
Sixteenth Avenue
C Street
Miss Manners Advice Column Fragments on Love and Quiet
A collage of reader questions and answers about marriage plans jealousy dating and keeping peace in relationships. Advice covers silent spouses age gaps dating steady relationships and preserving friendship while choosing personal happiness. The column urges care in future plans for a baby and the practicalities of choosing a partner.
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Miss Manners
Lonely and
Blue
Farmer
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