Hearing on Plumbing Code Adopts Cast Iron Pipe Debate
An informal city council hearing on the revised plumbing code is set for Saturday at 9 am to address objections to mandating cast iron pipe for connections. The measure includes stricter inspection and a policy to uncover pipe if covered before inspection, with contractors opposing cast iron costs and plumbers concerned about supply prices. Leonard Berry backs an optional material choice between cast iron and tile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Stepanek
Dave Willams
Council
Leonard Berry
Louis J Zika
Berry
Rehabilitation work of Vocational Bureau discussed by Miss Copp
Miss Tracy Copp of Washington Tennessee regional director of the rehabilitation division spoke to the Lions Club at the Hotel Roosevelt on the value of rehabilitation work. She cited three cases where disabled persons learned to support themselves and benefit society. Accompanying her were W W Grant Grace Young J J S Mitchell and Mabel Lutimann from Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy Copp
Washington
TNC
Federal Board of Vocational Education
Lions Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Miss Copp
Cedar Rapids
Rehabilitation Service Branch
State Department of Education
W W Grant
Grace Young J J S Mitchell
Mabel Lutimann
Des Moines
Nancy Crafts Vintage Box And Lamp Shade At Summer Cottage
Nancy enjoys a craft session making a small wooden box and matching lamp shade. She lines the box with Canton flannel and yellow enamel inside, covers the exterior in red yellow calico, trims with red ball fringe, and uses a yellow silk lining for a warm glow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Interstate probe into Iowa rail rate dispute widens state conflict
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders an investigation of intra state freight rates in Iowa to assess if the Iowa board of railroad commissioners’ refusal to lift rates creates undue advantage. The probe centers on emergency surtax effects and potential discriminatory impact on traffic crossing state lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Iowa
Commission
Iowa Board of Railroad Commissioners
Interstate Ecommerce Commission
Iowa Board
Harry Sundberg
Traffic Bureau
Federal Commission
Iowa Raircar Commission
Therteral Commissaer Rz
Eganst Interstate Yralhe
Lana Orrer
Paneer
Salvation Army Budget and Campaign Details in New York Notice
Salvation Army budget and planned campaign costs are listed with figures around 6500 dollars. The notice names board members and officers including F W Gray and J F Currell, with page references to a catalog and pattern department at 243 East Seventeenth Street, New York City.
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Avamretry
Army Board
Weenena
Uagr
F.er
Savaten Arty Board
F W Gray ‘Rastrear
Currell
TaerGure Piautice
Jo Ol Terra
Peter Bailey Treater Sutherland Dovs
T Fo Dackson
C R Chandler
Franz Tuahert
S P Moore
James F Paterson Herman Rundgquist
W H Siepanek
Thomas Suchomel
Cftean
Tina Pesterreh
Yayee
Orarhien
Ana
Aévigattal
Cataing
Fifeen
Pathern
Cavette Pattern Department
Mest
Elventeenth Street
New York City
Large House Damaged by Fire Across A Avenue NE
A fire at 1025 A avenue NE destroyed the roof and damaged multiple upper rooms and ceilings. Sparks spread to 1023 A avenue NE, damaging the John Marshall home. Two houses facing Eleventh street had scorched roofs but no major damage. Fire started from a chimney cause. insured losses on the Marshall home. Firemen fought for over an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Avenue NE
First Avenue
Fourth Street
John Marshall
Eleventh Street
J L Sherman
Gertrude James
Avenue NE
Yass
Marshall
Coe Cadets Face Choice Between Parade and Exam
Coe College ROTC cadets must choose between a two hour Memorial Day parade and services or a comprehensive written exam covering the year’s military work. Major Carl Russell, commandant, ordered the test of choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COE
Residents oppose oiling Thirty-Fifth Street NE petitioners claim Kenmore golf patrons benefit
Fifteen residents led by R. W. Wells oppose oiling Thirty Fifth Street NE from C Avenue to E Avenue. They argue that most benefits would go to Kenmore golf course patrons while other property owners would bear the cost. The council had received a petition to oil the street and assess costs to benefiting properties. The opposing group says they use the thoroughfare little and seek a fairer cost distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenmore
R. W Wells
Thirty-fifth Street
C Avenue
E Avenue
Marion High School Holds Sixtieth Graduation
The sixtyth Marion High School graduating class will receive diplomas at 8 pm today in the Methodist church. The program includes music by Elinor Kendall and Mary Lockwood, declamations, solos, a class presentation, and remarks by Supt. C B Vernon. The 73 graduates include Richard Alexander and Trevelyn White. Proceeds go to relief work. memorial poppies are sold only by volunteers. Memorial day plans and local events fill the town’s agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion High School
Methodist Church
Elinor Kendall
Mary Lockwood
W. E Fisher
Rose Wilcox
Trevelyn White
Lawrence Gordon
Dorothy Burrows
Allen Edwards
Siegle Fleisher
Eileen Ferreter
Khufu
Boys’ Glee Club
C B Vernon
Eldar Kemp
Mark Shockey
Richard Alexander
Lucille Barber
Myron Berry
Betty Biggs
Clara Bills
Francis Brady
Verle Breed
Marie Brenneman
Agnes Carey
Margaret Carson
Harriette Clark
Maynard Clark
Howard Cruise
Harmie Daw
DeWayne Dickey
Jean Dow
Melvin Dykes
Ada Fernow
John Fillmore
R. J. Williams
Poppy Committee
Marion
American Legion
Vernon
Gato
Iowa
Maron Vreagn Wid
Helen Ogle
Engen
Anna Hees
Marin
Jeanette Titus
Preesh Ferrec'ness
Feo’ 'Tos
James Vernon
Aa Fertieke
Jean Low Ray Smith
Erv
Toreconess
Mary Jaene
Arretvan Goeroment
Fimenne Liaus2
Alvetira
Laura Bhirley
Arrerysar
Averatare
Ada Fernan
Angish
Litera Tos
Melvin Cunte
Puestal Ecueree Resale
Cras
Eer
Seine Koreyite
Urza
World Histor
Paes Boas Amerson
Garden show planned by Marion Nature and Garden Club
Marion Nature and Garden Club discussed a June 10 garden show on the public library lawn with a parade and citywide club representation. Committees covered entry, registration, water gardens, house plants, displays, and publicity. a work day at Thomas Park was scheduled.
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Marion Nature and Garden Club
A. A. Schenken
Public Library
Lillian Bleakly
Paul Kruger
C. E. Reiter
Alta Emerson
William Neff
Charles Breneman
Grace Todd
Joe Boyle
Dick Clark
Harry Hall
John Cone
Oliver Tilton
Lula Toms
Frank Gillilan
L. K Owen
E. B Castle
Kruschen Salts Promise Safe Fat Loss and Health Boost
A 1932 Parma Ohio testimonial touts Kruschen Salts costing a few dollars as a 4 week jar that helps weight loss from 153 to 131 pounds with no hunger. It claims improved health and vitality, relief from constipation and acidity, and skin and energy benefits. User reports one week loss of 3 pounds and satisfaction with non harsh effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parma
Ohio
Lowenberg Denied Rehearing Of Case
The Iowa supreme court denied a rehearing for Ottumwa attorney J A Lowenberg in the conspiracy conviction tied to fake land deals for the Ancient Order of United Workmen. Keosauqua real estate man H E Blackledge also had his rehearing denied. both men were convicted in Polk county for misusing the order's funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackledge
Card Solicitors Linked to No Disabled Vets Fund
Abe Pilkcer, president of the Cedar Rapids Disabled American Veterans local chapter, said Thursday that solicitors selling Memorial cards in the name of disabled veterans have no ties to the organization. He noted the group does not seek public funds and only runs its poppy day campaign later in the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Pilkcer
Disabled American Veterans
Pilicer
Cedar Rapids
French Stamats Plans $15 000 Advertising Plant
French-Stamats Inc announces construction of a $15 000 one story advertising and printing plant at Fifth Street and Sixth Avenue SE. The building will house the company and the Rapid Press printing unit, with lighting humidity control emphasized. Work starts after June contract award and occupancy is slated for Sept 1.
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Fifth Street
Sixth Avenue
French- Stamats, Inc
French-Stamats Company
Rapid Press
French- Stamats
Messinger and Sons
Herbert S. Stamats
Stamats
Frank H. French
Herbert 8. Stamats
Van Vechten Shaffer and Stewart Holmes Named Officers
Van Vechten Shaffer is listed as vice president and treasurer while Stewart Holmes serves as secretary in the organization’s officer roster.
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van Vechten Shaffer
Stewart Holmes
Re-appointed band manager for two successive years
Roger Weissmann is re appointed manager of the Coe Military band by Stanley Vesely director of the band. He becomes the first Coe student to hold the post for two consecutive years.
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Roger Weissmann
Coe
Stanley Vesely
Marriage Notices From Oxford Junction And Berwyn
Miss Julia Herda and George L. Williams of Oxford Junction wed in Justice A. S. Reed’s office. Reed also united Helen M. Ryan of Peoria Illinois and Charles G. Voris of Berwyn Illinois in a second ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Herda
George L. Williams
Oxford Junction
A. S. Reed
Justice Reed
Helen M. Ryan
Peoria
Ill
Charles G. Voris
Berwyn
Skating Rink Licenses Considered by City Council
Dan Arnold won permission to run a skating rink at Avenue and Center Point road NE leasing from S. C. Keyes. A petition from H. T. Bell of Marengo for a rink license at 615 Center Point road NB for June through summer was referred to the department of public safety and the city solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Arnold
F Avenue
Center Point Road
Arnold
S. C. Keyes
H. T. Bell
Marengo
Department of Public Safety
No More Forestry Quotas Reduced Recruitment
No further quotas of reforestation recruits have been sent from recruiting headquarters since Tuesday. Sergeant William Melton said Thursday no groups are expected to go until Sunday. He has received no orders on the next group and does not know whether the remainder of Linn county’s quota will join. Eighty eight have already gone from this county and 100 more are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Melton
Melton
Linn
Quasqueton Alumni Set Meeting for June Evening
Quasqueton High School alumni gather in the school building Saturday night June 3 for a reunion. Officers include President Mrs. Ralph L. Kimball Secretary Miss Phyllis Crawford Treasurer Miss Zella Clark and Corresponding Secretary Miss Ruth Garrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quasqueton
Quasqueton High School
Ralph L. Kimball
Phyllis Crawford
Zella Clark
Core
Ruth Garrison
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Tells Lions Club
Milwaukee Road
Gedar Rapids
First Ave
GC. L. Sherwood
America
Nancy Page
Florence la Ganke
Lie Fae
Salvation Army
Searre
Snot Adams
Marion News
Anna Blaylock
Grand Junction
Golda Beckwith
Rockwell City
Ada Jay
Ottumwa
Mozelle Russell
Wainfield
Eastern Star of Iowa
L. R. Blinks
Gilbert Gordon
Theola
Perry
Lafe Major
Gordon
Allan Major
Osceola Lodge
O. F
I. O. F.hall
John H. Pazour
W. H. Balster
W E. van Fossen
W. G. Koppenhaver
Paul Fiedler
Melvin Gibson
D P
Oak Shade Cemetery
Henry Miller
Fred D. Ross
H R. Livingston
A R. McElwain
Springville
Marlon Post No
Thomas Park
Ethyle Wood
Birmingham
Apollo Commandery
Commandery
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
G M Holcomb
Kankakee, Til
Fred Lawson
Nancy Jane
Marion Walker
Richmond
S. C
Robert Mitchell Woman's Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Hugh McGuet
Independence
G W Emerson
Gladbrook
Ralph I. Hanson
St. Berchman's
Fifth Avenue Market
Red
Don Mullaly
John M. Walters
The
Evanston
Fay French
St Luke's Hospital
John Pazour
Legionaires
Legion
Shiloh
Dunkard
Boy Scouts
Presbyterian Church
1.C.C.F. Hall
Harold Mulally
Tenth Street
Robert Burns
Louis Mekota
Young People’s Club
St. Paul's
St. Berchman's Seminary
Loraine Circle
Eastern Star
Anna Blaynock
O E. S of
New Hallwood
Blaylock
Ada Wind
Winfield
Stella Sandrock
Lisbon
Ada Thompson
Maude Keyser
Eae
Lowenberg
Rafrigerator
Liess
Cam
Senters Teanmex
General Motors
Checker Motor Supply, Inc
Lankfort
Second Avenue
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