Marion Woman Dies After Birth In Cedar Rapids Hospital
Mrs. Roy Williams 31 of 2180 Third avenue died Monday at 6 p m in a Cedar Rapids hospital following the birth of a son Richard Roy. She was born Irene Adams June 23 1901 at Solon and lived in Alburnett and Marion. Survived by husband son parents and siblings. Funeral Thursday 2 p m at Evangelical church Alburnett. Burial Lafayette cemetery.
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Third Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Irene Adams
Solon
Lafayette
Alburnett
Alburnett High School
Roy Williams
Jamaica
Marion
Herndon
George Heaton
Central City
Clifford Herr
Evangelical Church
Williams
Lafayette Cemetery
Hobson Choice Checks Grow in Popularity in Marion
Hobson Choice checks gain traction in Marion as people from all walks of life visit the Marion Community club office to obtain them. Each transaction donates two cents to the unemployment relief fund, with fifty uses earning the fund one dollar. Over 500 checks have circulated, accepted by 73 Marion firms, and every family is urged to obtain one or more from Miss Mildred Titus at the Community club weekly.
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Marion
Marion Community Club
Marion Unemployment Relief Fund
Mildred Titus
Community Club
Greenwalt Congratulates Mrs Miller on Victory
DES MOINES AP Secretary of State G C Greenwalt congratulated Mrs Alex Miller on her election to the secretary of state’s office per unofficial returns. He noted she will be the first woman on the state executive council and invited her to discuss duties beginning January 1.
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Des Moines
Alex Miller
Greenwalt
Miller
State Executive Council
Prize dogs arrive for Cedar Rapids kennel show
Sixty prize winning dogs arrived in Cedar Rapids for the Cedar Rapids Kennel Association eleventh annual dog show at the Memorial building. Hostessed by the Junior Service League the event includes children’s classes and entries from handlers in Omaha, Fort Thomas, St. Louis and Fayetteville with a mix of Pomeranians, dachshunds, terriers, setters and pointers competing for prizes.
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Commonwealth
Memorial
Cedar Rapids Kennel Association
Jackie Bell
Mary
Susan Shaffer
Margaret Ann Foster
Dorothy Belting
Junior Fessler
Sally Zuercher
Jane Bell
Hal
Diane Marshall
Katherine Stark
Charles
Norman Dake
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Bully
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Bob Phillips
Sonny” Sheehy
Cedar Rapids
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Toledo
New York
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Omaha
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Fort Thomas
John Banks
St. Louis
Charles Davis
Fayetteville
N.Y
Milk Fund Benefit Dance By Cedar Rapids Drum Corps
The Cedar Rapids Boys Drum and Bugle Corps and the Musketeers bugle corps combine for a 120 piece massed number at Danceland Friday 8 30 p m. Each group of sixty performs first followed by three numbers led by J M Fromm. Proceeds aid the milk fund administered through the Public Health Nursing bureau. The Netherland East Indies population has grown about 23 percent since 1920 to roughly 1 000 000.
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Cedar Rapids Boys
Musketeers
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Public Health Nursing Bureau
Netherland East Indies
Discover Attempt To Bomb Liquor Resort
Police found a home made bomb in a paper sack at the entrance of an alleged bootlegging resort in Sioux City. Patrolman Ted Zantes reported a burning fuse made from three inch gas pipe about eight inches long. Authorities suspect bootlegging rivalry as the motive.
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Ted Zantes
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