City Recreation Institute Planned at Grant High Gym
The playground commission announces a four Friday night City Recreation Institute at Grant high gym starting Nov 24 at 7 30 p m. The sessions train recreation leaders for homes clubs schools and churches with courses on active and quiet games pantomime song leadership and crafts. No charge. Attendance at first meeting urged to set the program.
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Grant High
The
Playground Commission
Clare Nichols
Grant
Board of Education
Recreation leaders named for city program session
Willie Willis Rohrhough heads a list of recreation leaders including Mrs. Clare Nichols director, George A. Wetzel game leader, Mrs. L. M. Graves handcraft, Mrs. K. E. Cornell dramatics, and Mrs. R. W. Dahms accompanist. Willard Hayes on leave to command Palisades camp will join one session with J. R. Batchelor. For details call city hall department at 8121.
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Rohrhough
Clare Nichols
George A. Wetzel
L. M. Graves
K. E. Cornell
R. W. Dahms
Willard Hayes
the Palisades State Park
J. R. Batchelor
National Recreation Association
Pancretan Union to Sponsor Service and Dinner Sunday
The Pancretan Union of America local fraternity will sponsor a service at St. George's Greek Orthodox church conducted by Rev. Erineos Tsourounakis of Chicago. A 2 p.m. dinner follows at the Z C B J hall with George Paradise as principal speaker. The event honors the Arcadi monastery holocaust in Crete in 1886 and highlights the Greek community's presence in Cedar Rapids and surrounding cities.
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Jocal Fraternity
Pancretan Union of America
St. George's
Monastery
Arcadi
Crete
Pancretan Union
Cedar’ Rapids
Davenport
Dubuque
Waterloo
Mason City
McCullough Speaks At Shaver Funeral Service
The Rev J Renwick McCullough offered scriptural comfort at the funeral of John Hamilton Shaver 84 a Cedar Rapids resident and pioneer The service at Turner Chapel began at 2 pm and recalled the Psalmist promise of long life and salvation The pastor spoke of the sorrow of those left behind and the Christian hope of being satisfied in His likeness Pallbearers named Ben and George
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hamilton Shaver
Cedar Rapids
J. Renwick McCullough
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Mr. Shaver
Turner Chapel
Ben
George
Shayer Promoter of Cracker Business Dies in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids resident for seventy years and early cracker industry promoter died Tuesday at his home 1831 Ridgewood Terrace SE after a short illness. Burial took place at Oak Hill cemetery. mourners include Weaver and Frank Witwer John M Ely and Ed Diehl.
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Weaver
Frank Witwer
John M. Ely
Ed Diehl
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mr. Shayer
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Ridgewood Terrace SE
Winners Named For Community Concert Memberships
Announcements show students Chester Petranek Winifred Murray Ann Crull and Dorothy Clark won Community Concerts memberships by correctly naming artists in photographs on display at the campaign headquarters during the week of the campaign.
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Win
Community Concerts Association
Chester Petranek
Winifred Murray
Ann Crull
Dorothy Clark
Goebel Skies Over Cedar Rapids At 11 30 A M
Colonel Art Goebel, renowned aviator, performed skywriting over Cedar Rapids at 11 30 a m on Thursday, delaying the stunt for about half an hour.
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Goebel
Art Goebel
Cedar Rapids
Skywriter Unable To Complete Message Due To Weather
A seven mile wind drift carried the letters away soon after they were formed. Heavy clouds at 2 000 feet prevented skywriting on Wednesday, with writings done at 7 000 to 10 000 feet likely unseen. On Thursday Colonel Goebel flew to Du buque and Madison Wisconsin after the failed attempt.
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Goebel
Dubuque
Madison
Wis
Iowa Seeks Use Of Present Boards In Corn Loan Plan
Des Moines AP Ray Murray Iowa secretary of agriculture asked the Commodity Credit Corporation to use existing county warehouse boards in 70 counties to speed loans on corn stored in farm cribs. The plan would let county corn and hog committees act as warehousing boards and appoint sealers, but Iowa has no full stockade.
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DES Moines
Ray Murray
Iowa
Commodity Credit ‘Corporation
Washington
State boards and committees form in Iowa counties
Murray urged the state corn-hog committee to organize a temporary body to handle loans and education in counties without active boards. He asked the government corporation to recognize the active county warehouse boards and sealers in Iowa.
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Murray
Government Corporation
Iowa
Notice of Amendment to Chandler Company Articles of Incorporation
A special stockholders meeting on September 1, 1933 amended Article V6 by changing 5 000 shares of common stock par 100 to 5 000 shares par 50 and revised Article VI to provide a 6 00 per share cumulative preferred dividend prior to common dividends. Further details are on file with Linn County Recorder, Iowa. Chandler president and W K Dunshee secretary dated November 7, 1933.
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Chandler Company
Sileu
Aviartea Y
County Recorder of
Linn Canty
Towa
Chandler
W. KE. Dunshee
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad From 1961 Gazette
An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy for sluggish digestion and blocked bile. It claims the pills use gentle vegetable extracts to improve bile flow, promising relief from bad taste, gas, and fatigue. The copy urges customers to insist on the Carter's label and avoid substitutes.
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Carter
Drug Gore
C. M. Co
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