Mrs Roy Williams Dies After Childbirth at Cedar Rapids
Mrs Roy Williams 31 of 2180 Third Avenue died Monday at 6 p m in a Cedar Rapids hospital after giving birth to a son Richard Roy. Born June 23 1901 in Solon she lived in Alburnett Lafayette Jamaica Marion and Minburn. Survived by husband son parents two sisters and one brother. Funeral Thursday 2 p m at Alburnett Evangelical Church burial Lafayette cemetery.
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Hobson Choice Checks Gain Popularity in Marion
Hobson Choice checks grow in Marion with 73 firms accepting them and over 500 used. Residents donate two cents per transaction to the unemployment relief fund, earning a dollar after fifty uses. Miss Mildred Titus coordinates at the Marion Community club, urging every family to obtain checks weekly.
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Greenwalt Congratulates Mrs Miller on Victory
Secretary of State G C Greenwalt sent a letter to Mrs Alex Miller Democrat congratulating her on unofficial returns showing her election as secretary of state. He noted she will be the first woman on the state executive council and invited her to discuss duties starting January 1.
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Prize Dogs Arrive for Local Show in Cedar Rapids
Sixty prize winning dogs arrived in Cedar Rapids for the Cedar Rapids Kennel Association eleventh annual dog show. Aristocrats of dogdom mingle with handlers and Junior Service League hostesses at the Memorial building ahead of Wednesday and Thursday competition.
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Milk Fund Benefit Dance By Cedar Rapids Drum Corps
Selections by a 120 piece massed drum and bugle corps will headline a Milk Fund dance at Danceland Friday at 8 30 p m. Cedar Rapids Boys Drum and Bugle corps and the Musketeers bugle corps will perform sixty boys each then combine for three numbers led by J M Fromm. Proceeds go to a milk fund through the Public Health Nursing bureau. Population of the Netherlands East Indies has risen about 23 percent since 1920 to around 1 000 000.
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Scottish Rite Head to Visit Cedar Rapids for Consistory Reunion
John H. Cowles grand commander of Scottish Rite Masonry from Washington DC will visit Iowa consistory No 2 during the fall reunion in Cedar Rapids. He will attend a noon luncheon and 6 pm address after degree work and will proceed to Davenport after the Cedar Rapids visit.
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Discover Attempt To Bomb Liquor Resort
Police in Sioux City found a home-made bomb outside an alleged liquor resort early Tuesday. Patrolman Ted Zantes found a paper sack at the entrance with a burning fuse made from three inch gas pipe about eight inches long. Authorities cite bootlegging rivalry as the motive.
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