Myron Stars At Producing Radio Jingles
Myron Mahler works in advertising and writes singing radio jingles at age 36. He rose from fairground barking to vice president of an agency as jingles become a national art form. Jingle pay ranges from fifty to thousands with hits earning big royalties. He composes at the office using a toy xylophone and a stopwatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Myron Mahler
Mahler
United States
Vis
America
Johnny
Curb setback proposed on west side near Eighth Avenue
On the west side of Tenth Street SW north of Eighth Avenue traffic plans call for diagonal parking with the curb set back 16 feet. The council action awaits further approval by the traffic department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Street
Eighth Avenue
Frank Young
Paramount theater gets sidewalk door install plan on Second Street
General Theater Corporation earns approval to install a five by six foot sidewalk door on the Second Street side of the Paramount theater building at Third Avenue SE. Engineer Young backs the move pending Building Inspector Lilly's final sign-off. Sketches for curb cuts on Sixth Street NE and A Avenue at the armory entrance were requested to aid equipment entry to 520 A Avenue NE, with a November 1949 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Theater Corporation
Second Street
Paramount Theater
Third Avenue
Young
J. H. Lilly
Iowa National Yard
Sixth Street
A Avenue
Armory
Doctor Answers: Vasomotor Rhinitis and Miscellaneous Health Qs
A reader explains catarrh now called vasomotor rhinitis caused by allergy or sensitivity with secretions and a plan to identify and remove irritants. Other questions cover alopecia areata likely to recover, elderly alcohol use in moderation, eye surgery risk, syphilis blood testing, and nylon hair brush cautions.
Wathan Motor seeks curb cut on Seventh Avenue for outlet
The Wathan Motor Company obtained permission to cut a 15 foot curb on Seventh Avenue SE at Third Street to provide an outlet for its car sales lot. City Engineer Young and Traffic Captain Remington recommended council approval. A Plan Commission rezoning request for a small tract on J Street SW near Prairie Creek was referred to the legal department for ordinance preparation. The gas company requests a zoning change from A residential to D light industrial to build a new pressure regulator station at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wathan Motor Company
Seventh Avenue
Third Street
Young
Bill Remington
City Plan Commission
J Street
Prairie Creek
Legal Department
Gas Company
Permits Reassigned for 69 Sixteenth Avenue SW
Jack J. Krumbholz and Leonard Simanek surrendered cigarette and class B beer permits at 69 Sixteenth Avenue SW. A $225 refund was granted for the beer license. New cigarette and beer permits were issued to Simanek and Edward Pesek for the same address. Frank W. Pfaff, at 101 First Avenue E, received a class C beer permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack J. Krumbholz
Leonard Simanek
Cigaret
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Simanek
Edward Pesek
Frank W. Pfaff
First Avenue E
West's Baccalaureate Service Sunday Night
Baccalaureate services for Roosevelt and Wilson high school seniors will begin at 7 30 p m Sunday at Calvary Baptist church The Rev Leon G Triggs will deliver the sermon The Rev G H Bamford will read the Scripture lesson The Rev Rodney C Gould will offer the prayer Presiding will be the Rev Frederick H Haag Roosevelt highs choir directed by R B Hutchinson will sing Out of the Silence and The Creation H Allan Smith will be organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt and
Wilson High Schools
Calvary Baptist Church
Leon G. Triggs
G. H. Bamford
Lexson
Rodney C. Gould
Frederick H. Haag
Roosevelt High School
R. B. Hutchinson
Galbraith
Richter
H. Allan Smith
Cedar Rapids Cuts Bonded Indebtedness By 7000
Cedar Rapids reduced its bonded debt by retiring a sewer bond issue for 7000. The city council also approved 4000 in memorial bond interest and 1045 in interest on other issues. This marks the first step this fiscal year toward reducing bonded indebtedness with 1,931,600 in bonds still outstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
City Hall Notes on Third Avenue Banner and Plans
The Hickenlooper committee gains council approval to place a banner across Third avenue SE between Third and Fourth streets with removal during other uses and a damages bond required. Charles A. Krejci seeks to expand 901 Oakland road NE and remove sheds, referred to City Plan Commission. Gas and electric and railway work obtains minor approvals for new mains and curb cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickenlooper Committee
Third Avenue SE
Third
Fourth Streets
Charles A. Krejci
Daniels Park Grocery
Oakland Road
City Plan Commission
City Sophisticate Dress With Rhinestone Buttons
Enka rayon dress described as sheer yet dainty and washable. Features include rhinestone buttons and white pique lining. Available in navy or green with white accents, sizes 14 to 20 and 38 to 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enka
Also Mentioned on This Page
Myron
Hal Boyle
Edwin P. Jordan, M. D
J.G. A
R.L.E
H.S.S. A
H.G
West
City Hall
Iowa-Illinois Gas and A Tric Company
Dalewood Avenue
Thirtieth Street
Crandie
Siebke & Taylor CO
Yaa
Parker
Fashion Academy Award
Winnier
Siebke & Taylor Co. Jewelers
Second Ave. SE
Palas
Rues
Craemer's
Eas
JED Pri Trades Cae
Council
TRAPI
JOL
Claas
Dunhill
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!