Marion Congregational Church to Observe 100th Anniversary
The Marion Congregational Church plans a centered centennial celebration beginning Sunday with a service by Rev P A Johnson of Grinnell. A day of activities includes a noon picnic, greetings from former pastors, a pageant, family and youth events, musical program, and a closing service led by Rev Royal Montgomery. The article recounts the church’s founding in 1839, early leaders, the building’s history, and notable milestones.
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Mary Ross
Presbyterian Church
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Ary Ross
Hannah Ross
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Minerva Ross
J. Willis
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Iowa
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J. C. Davis
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P. A. Johnson
Grinnell
Llewellyn A. Owen
Iowa City
Ralph Noyce
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Davenport I. P. F
Royal Montgomery
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C. G. Ellinger
Ed Sigfred
Elmer Hollingsworth
Cecil Seger
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Walter Hall
Ellinger
W. G. Koppenhaver
Notice of Foreclosure and Mortgage Action in Linn County Iowa
Perpetual Savings and Loan Association sues Eva M Hallberg and Lars A Hallberg in Linn County District Court for foreclosure of a 1924 note of two thousand dollars with interest and costs. The petition seeks in rem judgment, a receiver, and sale of Lot 18, Auditor's Plat 52 in Cedar Rapids to satisfy the debt. Defendants are required to appear before January 1940 else default and decree.
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Linn County
Perpetual Savings and Loan Association
Alma E. Johansson
Artur
Kraft
Karl B. E. Kraft
Harry G. S. Kraft
Louise Hoffman
Clara Engh
Frank
Hagelund
Elinor Wallace
Marie Hagslund
Edwin Hagglund
Anne Hagslund Schiau
J. A. Phillips
Mary A. Phillips
L. A. Mitchell
Plaintiff Association
Eva M. Maliberg
Lars A. Haliberg
Eva M. Hallberg
Lars A. Hallberg
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Cedar Rapids
Recorder's Office
District Court of
Crissman and Bleakley
The Poet Edgar A Guest Worries Over Debt
Edgar A Guest, the Poet of the People, fears a debt payment he cannot ignore. He rejects idle despair and resolves to work steadily to pay what is owed. His lifelong worry centers on preserving credit and reputation, valuing honor above comfort.
Man Loses Pilot License After Mars Flight Delusion
Cheston L. Eshelman of Carlisle Pennsylvania had his pilot certificate revoked by the civil aeronautics authority after attempting a flight to Mars. He departed Camden New Jersey on June 5 and landed 175 miles off Boston in the Atlantic Ocean. Rescuers reported his assertion he was bound for Mars. The agency cited recklessness and disregard of air regulations as sufficient cause for the action.
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Cheston L. Eshelman
Carlisle
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Eshelman
Camden
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Boston
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Ssherman
Tars Made Jobless By Arms Act Plan March On Capital
Three thousand members of the National Maritime Union CIO telegraphed President Roosevelt seeking immediate aid for American seamen thrown out of work by the neutrality act and said they would march on Washington to press their demands.
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National Maritime Union
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Roosevelt
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Seamen face job loss as U S withdraws ships
About 3,000 NMU sailors protested limits on serving on ships tied to belligerents. NMU leaders warned 8,000 to 10,000 seamen may lose work as U S vessels leave transatlantic service and ships move to foreign registry.
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United States
Queen Wilhelmina Congratulates Hitler on Escape
Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands sent a telegraph congratulating Adolf Hitler after he survived an assassination attempt. The message emphasizes Germany and Nazi leadership amid ongoing wartime tensions.
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Hague
INS
Wilhelmina
The
Netherlands
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