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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1934

Page

19

Dr Covert to Speak at First Presbyterian Loyalty Month

Dr Covert and Rev William Chalmers Covert will lead First Presbyterian Church Cedar Rapids Loyalty Month with a Sunday sermon and weekly music by a Chorus under Prof Ralph Lee. The observance runs through November with special services at Coe College vespers in Sinclair Memorial Chapel.

First Presbyterian Church William Chalmers Covert General Assembly The Presbyterian Church of the United States Robert Little Ralph Lee Byron A. Barlow Clare R Marshall Dwight Krumholtz Arthur Huntington Arthur Barlow W. S. Catlow George G Clements Jessie Laurance R. D. Taylor Bible School Henry J Achter Edith Amen H. H. Bennett Ira T. Carrithers John M. Ely Katherine Franken Charles Yeu BE Otte Clay Philips Ralph V Little Muddy Cedar Rapids Covert Coe Sinclair Memorial Chapel

Kiwanis backs sterilization plan for defectives and criminals

Kiwanis International in Chicago approved a five point program for 1935 emphasizing prevention and public health. The plan urges eugenic laws requiring full medical exams for marriage licenses and sterilization for the mentally defective, the badly diseased, and habitual criminals before marriage or social freedom.

Chicago Kiwanis International Kiwanis Clubs United States Canada

Injured Youth Commits to Decorah After Car Crash

Kansas City AP reports Lloyd Muffey 21 who has spoken almost nonstop since a Sunday car crash left for Decorah Iowa Friday. Huffey's parents and relatives traveled to Iowa to accompany him as hospital attenders describe the transfer and care details unclear from the fragment.

Kansas City Lloyd Muffey Decorah Huffey Iowa

Reject More Omaha Bonds As Forgeries

City officials report that a batch of Omaha bonds offered for sale by Newton and Company of Denver are part of a forged issue. The Omaha office identified potential forged securities, with court involvement and inquiries ongoing.

Omaha Baetteher, Newton and Company of Denver

Geese praised for intelligence and watchdog roles

The piece argues geese are highly intelligent birds capable of quick learning. It notes they are kept in some regions as watchdogs to alert families to intruders, challenging the saying silly as a goose.

Reed Warns U S Drifting On Sea Of Bolshevism

James A Reed former U S senator from Missouri condemned the administration for a bold assault on the Constitution and drifting upon a sea of bolshevism socialism and red internationalism He spoke before the Nebraska Grain Dealers association which also elected B W Larson of Kimball Neb as president and urged halting legislative grain marketing regulation

Omaha Neb James A Reed U. S Missouri

Kiwanis District Names Governor Elect Lieu tenants

CHICAGO AP Governor elect Corwine E Roach of the Illinois Eastern Iowa Kiwanis district announced district lieutenant governors. The appointees include Carl G. Lenders Chicago Clare H. Bullen Franklin Park Arthur K. Wiedemann Maywood Harry S. Himmel Chicago Elmer E. Embree De Kalb Dr Leo J Lefe bvre Canton Donald Forsythe Carthage James G. Gray Bloomington John W. Larson Jacksonville Jacob M. Myers Harrisburg Herman Hadlen Waukon IA Harold W Oglive Muscatine IA Karl J Stouffer Elgin named treasurer and Harold W Ward Park Ridge secretary.

Chicago Corwine E Roach Illinois-Eastern Iowa Kiwanis Carl G. Lenders Clare H. Bullen Franklin Park Arthur K. Wiedemann Maywood Harry S. Himmel Elmer E. Embree de Kalb Leo J. Lefebvre Canton Donald Forsythe Carthage James G. Gray Bloomington John W. Larson Jacksonville Jacob M. Myers Harrisburg Herman Hadlen Waukon Harold W. Oglive Muscatine

Intelligent Companionship and Courting Advice Letters

A reader seeks guidance on pursuing intelligent companionship outside marriage. Miss Manners advises candid style dating with a widow, suggesting casual outings and clear signals before proposing marriage, noting that age does not preclude romantic, thoughtful companionship.

Dear Miss Manners Advice on Budget Friendly Socials

A reader asks how to stay connected with friends during economic hardship without costly entertaining. The answer encourages simple gatherings at home such as candy or popcorn ball making with both boys and girls, stressing parental cooperation and accessible, low cost social events. The piece also notes a historical aside about ancient lighthouses built by Libyans and Cushites.

Miss Manners

Radio Listings Highlight NBC CBS And Local Orch Programs

NBC WEAF WJZ WOC WHO WHAS CBS WBBM WLS KOA KOIL WENR WSM WLYV air multiple evening and afternoon broadcasts. Orchestras led by Dorsey Gibbons Kemp and more perform across networks with selections from Grace Waves, Tallis and Mahler, alongside personalities like Jane Froman and Mary Small.

Resiston WHO Russo Orch CBS KMOX NBC WEAF Dorsey Orch Hed Grange WEBM WMT Word Gibbons WEAP WABC Wccco Siemund Romberg Wm. Lyon Phelps Weap Woo-Whart America WJZ Roxy S WHRBM WMTF Grace Waves 730-Olsen Orch Ethel Shutta Mary_ Courtland WERBM WHAS Hal Kemp WABO Wcco Willard Robison Guy Lombarde Ines Ereh CBA WHBM Esal Grar Arch WBRAM Woveen Major Bowes Cna Morman Choir Roger Whitma Namily Post Sugar Fane Radio City Chicago Round Table WRB Kmox En K. Wail Mary Small CBI WBAM WMT Landt Tria Inbc WMAQ Poline Europe Jack Little CBS Wram Pat Kennedy Kansel Orech CAS Ralph Kirberry Levey Orch WOC Anthony Frome WBHBM Gene Arnold Smilin Jane Pow MBC Ww Wenr WBBM Wccoo NY. Philharmonise Cb&t WMT & OO George Gerabwin Mateman Orch Wenr Hrid WHEN Jack Benny Bester Orch WSM Marke Mears Joan Marsh Palgse Orch Fara Jor Penner Nelson Orch WLS WLYV Queena Marie Graham MicNamee Alexander Woollcott WEEN KMOAX Wat Rogers Bradley Orch Hon Parle King Peecy Flynn Dec Rockwell Pickens Sisters Weaf Woc WLW Armand Girard WJZ Chain Dack Little WDBM Horanne Wallace Jrewse Crawford Henry King SBC Wocbelasco Orch Reichman Orch Sabin Orch Hes Oberne MNBC Don_ Pedro orch WOOC Who Myers Orch

Marjorie Refines Dining Room Furniture At Home

Marjorie renovates her dining room by sanding, painting in layers of aluminum undercoat and flat white, then applying glaze and shellac for a professional finish. The process is slow but yields a bright bone white, with the sideboard kept dark except the top.

Marjorie

Rev A N MacLaughlin to Lead First Grace Church Services

The Rev Father A N MacLaughlin will conduct his first Grace Episcopal church services this Sunday while filling in for Rector R J Campbell who is on an European trip. He came from Newton and will reside with his family at 515 A Avenue NE Grace rectory.

A. N. MacLaughlin Grace Church Grace Episcopal R. J. Campbell Father MacLaughlin Newton Grace A Avenue

Church of God to Hold Fall Revival Services

The Church of God at L avenue and Eighth street NW announces fall revival services starting Sunday at 7 30 with Rev J R Tackett of Simpson La arriving after Clinton meetings. Services run nightly at 7 30 with Tuesday Thursday and Sunday 7 15 sessions featuring chalk talks by Rev R N Coolidge and music by the church youth orchestra.

Church of God L Avenue Eighth Street J. R. Tackett Simpson Clinton Tackett R N Coolidge Old Rugged Cross

Stone theft from Mount Vernon lot nets $200 loss

Police investigated a Thursday night theft of $200 worth of building stone from a lot on Mount Vernon avenue near McKinley school. The stone belonged to Kutchera and company of 1516 Washington avenue SE.

Kutchera and Company Washington Avenue SE Mount Vernon Avenue McKinley School

Former Banker At Emmetsburg Dies

Emmetsburg native Col. E. S. Ormsby aged 90, a former Emmetsburg banker and once a candidate for Iowa GOP governor, died in Long Beach California as reported Friday.

Emmetsburg E. S. Ormsby Iowa Long Beach Calif

Church Services and Schedules Across Multiple Parishes

Listings for CHUrCHES on First Second avenues and Calvary Fifth warn of sermons, Sunday schools, and worship times. Calvary hosts guest speaker and midweek prayer sessions with choir rehearsal. Grace Church of Our Lady of Grace lists matins and choral mass with usual weekday services.

Parish Notice for Sixth Street Church Service Schedule

The Rev J W Collins pastorSunday school at 0 am morning worship 11 Sermon Confession Allen Endeavor league 630 pm evening worship 743 Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 pm from house to houseCall the parsonage

Sixth Street Fifth and Sixth Avenues J. W. Collins Allen Endeavor League

Parish Mass Schedule and Clergy List for Several Churches

Immaculate Conception on Third Avenue and Tenth Street SE lists Mass times 6 8 9 15 and 10 30 am with confessions Saturday 3 30 to 6 and 7 30 to pm. St Ludmila on Twenty First Avenue and Second Street SW lists Masses 7 and 9 am with weekdays 8 15 am. St Matthew on First Avenue and Twenty Fourth Street NE lists Masses 7 30 and 9 30 am weekdays 8 am. St Patrick on First Avenue at Fifth Street NW lists Sunday Masses 6 7 45 9 and 10 30 and weekday 8 am. St Wenceslaus on Twelfth Avenue and Fifth Street SE lists Mass 6 8 and 10 am weekdays 7 and 8 15 am.

Immaculate Conception Third Avenue Tenth Street John M. Molloy N. C. Barrett M. A. Mullan St. Ludmila’s Twenty-first Avenue Second Street

Christian Science Services And Reading Rooms Details

Services held at 1242 Second Avenue Sunday 11 am with subject Everlasting Punishment. Sunday school at 9 45 am. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 pm. Reading rooms operate at 518 Paramount Theater building daily except Sunday from 9 30 am to 5 pm.

Christian Science First Church of Christ, Scientist Second Avenue Paramount Theater

Church Services and Events at Two Local Congregations

The notice lists morning worship at 10:50 with sermon Undergirding the Church and evening service at 7:30 with sermon Power and What to Do With It led by Rev. I. E. Link at Second-Third Avenue and Sixth Street SW. A church school session is at 9:45 a.m. and a C. E. program at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday. At Fourth Avenue and Third Street SE Rev. Blaine Hyten conducts worship at 10:45 with sermon Looking Life in the Face. Loyalty Endeavor at 5:30 and Youth Christian Endeavor at 6:30 with Wednesday Bible class at 7 p.m. The lead mentions James, chapter four.

Third Avenue Sixth Street I. E. Linkletter C. E Third Avenue SE Blaine Hyten Young People’s Christian Endeavor James

Church of the Brethren Service Schedule

The Rev. Galen T. Lehman presides at Fourth Avenue and Twelfth Street SE with Bible school at 9:45 a.m. Morning worship at 11 includes cradle roll consecration and sermon The Christian Home. Evening worship at 1:30 p.m. B Y P D at 6:30 p.m. Midweek service Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.

Church of the Brethren Fourth Avenue Twelfth Street Galen T. Lehman

Church of Christ Service Times and Address

The Church of Christ at 214 Seventh Street SW lists Bible study at 10 30 am Communion at 11 30 am and an evening service at 7 30 pm with hours shown.

Church of Christ Seventh Street

Soul Burden Preached At Unified Church Service

The Church of God on L avenue at Eighth NW holds Sunday worship with Rev. R. N. Coolidge preaching on Soul Burden and a 9:45 to 11:30 Sunday school. Children meet at 4 p.m. led by Mrs. M. Lemmon, and a 6:30 p.m. Young People session on Why and How to Win Others to Christ led by Rush Clippinger and Ernest Clippinger. Revival begins with Rev. J. R. Tackett of Simpson, La., at 7:30 p.m. Chalk talks precede sermons, with ongoing nightly services at 7:30 and Cottage prayers later in the week. Green's Grove also hosts a 7:45 p.m. program with Mrs. R. N. Coolidge speaking.

Church of God L Avenue Eighth Street NW R. N. Coolidge M. Lemmon Rush Clippinger Ernest Clippinger Mechanicsville J. R. Tackett Simpson Green's Grove

Church of the Open Bible Schedule and Address

The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Laberten pastors announce services at 111 First Street SW. Sunday school at 2 p.m. Afternoon worship at 3 p.m. sermon Too Much Religion. Young people's service 6:30 p.m. Evangelistic service 7:45 p.m. The Righteousness of God. Divine Healing study The Praise Cure. Wednesday 7:45 p.m. Services Thursday and Friday 7:45 p.m.

Church of the Open Bible First Street Paul H. Laberten God

Congregational and Episcopal Church Services Noted

Bethany L avenue Sixth street NW holds Sunday school at 9 45 a m church service at 11 Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m and evening service at 7 30 led by Rev S E Wright First Washington avenue Seventeenth street SE features church school at 9 45 morning worship at 10 55 with sermon Facing A Needy World Christian Endeavor at 6 30 with Marion Congregational youths World Friendship Institute supper Thursday at 6 15 guest speaker Dr John Banninga of Madura India St Johns Nineteenth street at Park avenue SE conducts service with Rev Charles.

Bethany L Avenue Sixth Street Christian Endeavor S. E. Wright Washington Avenue Seventeenth Street Nelson C. Dreier Marion Congregational World Friendship Institute John Banninga Madura India

Sunday Services and Classes Across Two City Churches

The Rev I L Baum at First First Avenue and Third Street W, offers Sunday school 9 45 a m worship 11 a m with a sermon The Hero in the Drama of Life Christian Endeavor 6 30 p m adult prayer 6 30 p m worship 7 30 p m sermon Our Greatest Enemy Endeavor buffet 6 p m devotions 6 45 p m evening worship 7 30 p m Bible study and prayer 7 30 p m Read I Corinthians 1 on the Second Highteenth Avenue at Ninth Street SW the Rev Low ellx S Orth minister homecoming 9 45 a m morning worship 10 45 a m sermon What Worship Is Endeavor 6 p m supper 6 45 p m devotions 7 30 p m evening worship 7 30 p m sermon Sons of God and Bible study and prayer 7 30 p m Read I Corinthians 1

First Avenue Third Street I. L. Baumgartner Christian Endeavor Sons of God

Sackett Church Announces Weekly Services and Youth Speaker

At 609 First Avenue W the Sackett family pastors present Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship from 10 45 to 11 45 Crusader service at 6 15 Rev Sackett will speak Evening evangelistic service at 7 30 Charles Jaynes Jr of Detroit Mich 4 years old youngest pulpit orator in America preaches and sings Tuesday 7 30 p m prayer and praise service Thursday 7 30 men s meeting Friday 7 30 evangelistic service Saturday 2 30 children s church

First Avenue Myron M. Sackett Sackett Charles Jaynes, Jr Detroit Mich America Children’s Church

Church Notice on Sunday Service Change

The Rev. Guy Pickering pastor. Sunday school at 9 45 am. No preaching service due to district quarterly meeting at No 1 church.

Avenue Eighth Street NW Guy Pickering No. 1 Church

Reorganized Church Event at Sohol Hall

The Rev. Levi Pennington leads a church school service at 10 a.m. in Sohol Hall located at 415 Third Street SE for the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.

Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Sohol Hall Third Street Levi Pennington Church School

Stokes Evangelical Service Schedule on Fifth Avenue

A. J. Stokes, pastor, invites worshipers to morning service at 11 with the sermon The Power of a Name. Sunday school at 2 p.m. and evening worship at 7 30. An old fashioned Gospel preaching service and Methodist prayer and testimony meeting are set for Thursday at 7 30 p.m.

Fifth Avenue Third Street A. J. Stokes

Lutheran Churches Announce Open Bible Sunday Services

Trinity Missouri Synod opens with Rev P L Bornhoeft preaching on What Shall Motivate Us To Strictly Adhere to the Verbal Inspiration of the Bible Morning service at 10 45 Sunday school 9 45 German service 9 15 Adult class Monday 7 p m Juniors meet Tue and Thu 6 30 p m Senior Walther league Thu 7 45 p m Schaefer Heights class Sat 10 a m First United Lutheran lists multiple services and activities across Trinity Schaefer Heights Second avenue Third Ave SW Saron Augustana synod Rev O T Engquist Sunday school 10 am morning worship 11 am evening 5 30 pm Topics include The Innumerable Multitude Before the Throne and The Articles of Faith Bethany Missouri Synod English Lutheran 2040 First Ave E Rev Mark J Steege services 9 am Sunday school 10 15 am Holy communion National Lutheran Open Bible Sunday observed in service Christian fundamentals Monday 7 30 p m Mission circle Thursday 2 pm Bethany league Thursday 8 pm

Trinity, Missouri Synod First Avenue Fourteenth Street P. L. Bornhoeft Walther League Schaefer Heights United Lutheran Third Avenue Tenth Street John J. Gent Trinity School of Religion Luther League Gene Oleson School of Stewardship Aple Augsburg Room Saron Augustana Synod Second Avenue Third Street O. T. Engquist Bethany——Missouri Synod English Lutheran Mark J. Steege Mission Circle Bethany League

Church Services and Programs Across Local Parishes

Listings show Sunday school at 9:45 to 10 a.m. services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. at John Huss First Street SW Kenwood Park 302 Thirty third Street NE Trinity Third Avenue Fifth Street SW St James Ellis Boulevard NW. Topics include An One Hundred Per Cent Christian An Age Long Problem A Pillar of Salt and A Successful Failure. Epworth leagues meet at 6:30 p.m. with music and motion pictures scheduled.

John Huss First Street Fourteenth Avenue C. W. Harrop Epworth League M. Torrence Kenwood Park Thirty Third Street George W. McConkey Temperance Trinity Third Avenue Fifth Street Harold &, Mayo Retha Underhill Paul Gard Kagawa Japan St. James—Ellis Boulevard Homer A. Crumb

Church Activities Schedule At St. Pauls and Church of Youth

Midweek devotions at 7 30 p m on Wednesday at St Pauls on Third Avenue and Fourteenth Street led by Rev A A Brooks Senior and adult church school at 945 am Church of Youth at 945 am Junior and Intermediate church school at 1045 am Morning worship at 11 00 am with the theme Corrupting Life s Fountains Epworthian Sunday Evening club Post league and Senior high club all at 630 pm

St. Paul’s Third Avenue Fourteenth Street A. A. Brooks Church of Youth Epworthian Post League

Local church schedules across several districts

Multiple congregations list Sunday school times morning worship and midweek services. Notable events include William C Covert speaking at Westminster Church and a 4 p.m. co st Covert appearance at Coe College as moderator of the General Assembly. Choirs and Endeavor groups host evening activities.

Two Churches Schedule Services On Sundays

On First Eighth avenue at L street SW the Rev Samuel Ramaker leads worship with Sunday school at 9 45 am a sermon titled Right eousness at 11 am and evening service at 7 30 pm with A Crown of Thorns as the sermon theme A children s chorus meets at 3 pm and Prayer Bible study is Wednesday at 7 30 pm Choir rehearsal Thursday 7 30 pm. At Czech Second street and Sixteenth avenue SW the Rev Frank Helmich leads Sunday school at 9 am morning service at 10 am with Jonah s Call as the sermon and Young People s C E at 6 30 pm.

Second Avenue Twelfth Street Russell F. Judson Jesus Frank H. Ward Mr. Bridwell Marion Butler Hus Seventh Street Ninth Avenue Joseph Bren Third Avenue Fifth Street Robert Little William Chalmers Covert General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church Ralph Leo Christian Endeavor Fellowship Third and Bever Avenues Fourteenth Street J. Renwick McCullough With God Alvin W. Keiser C. E Christian Endeavor School of Missions Sinclair Memorial Twelfth Avenue Ninth Street August Cramer Bible School Rompot Stumptown Kenwood Park First Avenue E E. Winslow Brown Ww. C. Covert General Assembly Coe College Eighth Avenue L Street Samuel Ramaker Second Street Sixteenth Avenue Frank Helmich

Uptegrove Hosts Bible Classes and Services

At 1030 Seventh Street SE Ensign and Mrs H M Uptegrove lead weekly church services with Sunday schooling at 2 30 pm Young people groups at 6 30 pm and evening worship at 8 pm A Tuesday 8 pm service and Thursday 7 30 pm public service are listed plus Friday 7 30 pm young people's Bible class and Saturday 8 pm public service.

Seventh Street Ensign H. M. Uptegrove Young People's Legion Young People’s Bible

Ward family led ministry with weekly Bible study and services

The Rev. Francis K. Ward founded the group at 121-123 Second Street NE with the Rev. Frank H. Ward as superintendent. Mrs. F. M. Smith conducts a Sunday morning Bible class at 9 15 a.m. and a Sunday school at 3 p.m. Evangelistic services run Sunday and every evening at 7 30 p.m. A cottage prayer meeting is held each Monday at 2 p.m. The notice notes activities for young girls and boys.

Second Street Francis K. Ward Frank H. Ward F. M. Smith

Bible Class Schedule and Church Activities

Bible class Tuesday at 4 p.m. Women's Bible class and prayer meeting Thursday at 1 30 p.m. Children's Bible class Thursday at 4 p.m. Sunday school officers teachers Bible class Thursday at 7 30 p.m. Helping Hand Band meeting Friday at 2 p.m.

Religious services and forum at Peoples Third and Sixth SE

The Rev. Melvin L. Welke leads the ministry with a School of Religion at 9:50 a.m. Prof. L. E. Garwood hosts an adults forum at 9:50 a.m. A service and sermon on Four Modern Substitutes for Religion II Business follows at 11 a.m. The Young People's Religious Union meets at 7 p.m.

Peoples Third Avenue Sixth Street Melvin L. Welke School of Religion L. E. Garwood Young People’s Religious Union

Essence of Christianity Sermons Across Stree t Se

The Rev J F Uhlenhopp leads morning worship at 11 with sermon The Essence of Christianity at First Fourth Avenue Seventh Street SE church. Church school at 9 45 and Christian Endeavor at 6 30 follow. Shueyville service 9 30 a m sermon same theme with church school and Endeavor services.

Fourth Avenue Seventh Street J. F. Uhlenhopp Christian Endeavor Shueyville Church School A.m

Church Services at Grande and First Second Streets

The text lists two churches and their schedules. At Grande Avenue Grande Ave and Sixteenth Street SE Pastor Samuel M. Morrow leads Bible school at 9 45 am and public worship at 11 am with a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 pm. At First Third Avenue Second Street SW Pastor W Greer McCrory conducts Bible school at 9 45 am morning worship at 11 with sermon How Great a Matter a Little Fire Kindleth and evening service at 7 30 pm with Acts 1 study plus Wednesday prayer at 7 30 pm.

Grande Avenue Sixteenth Street Samuel M. Morrow Third Avenue Second Street W. Greer McCrory

The Garden of Love Sermon and Services at Fourth Avenue

The Rev Goldie C Richardson leads a church at 728 Fourth Avenue SE with Sunday school at 9 30 a m morning worship 11 evening lecture 8 and the subject The Garden of Love A Monday prayer service 10 to 4 open to the public Lessons in Truth Wednesday 8 p m and Thursday 2 30 p m Prosperity lecture Friday 8 p m Silence and meditation each afternoon 2 30 Reading room open daily 9 to 5

Fourth Avenue SE Goldie C. Richardson

Rev Blaine Hyten To Base Sermon Series On James

The Rev Blaine Hyten of First Christian Church will deliver November Sunday sermons on the Book of James. Each week the chapter studied will appear in full in the church bulletin. Sermons cover Faith Looks Life in the Face on Nov 11 and other topics through Dec 2 with Armistice and Thanksgiving services.

Blaine Hyten James First Christian Church First Christian Church Bulletin

Holland’s Colonial Reach Vastly Outsizes Its Size

The article notes Holland, with about 12 000 square miles of land, controls a colonial empire roughly seventy times larger, highlighting the discrepancy between territory and influence.

Holland

Public sale set for Linn County court ordered factory assets

The receiver of Sompany will sell at public auction the factory complex including machinery, office furniture, site parcels in Cedar Rapids Iowa and neighboring lots. Auction 2 pm November fifteenth with open inspection, bids may be sealed with 10 percent deposit. sale subject to court approval.

District Court of Linn County Iowa Ovaraida D Avenue Blahrth Street Chicago Offhce Chicoke North Anne Cedar Rapids Saga James G. Loomis

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