Legion And Auxiliary Picnic Supper In Marion
Members of Marion Post No. 298 American Legion and the Auxiliary plus their families will meet Monday at 6 30 p.m. at the legion hall for a picnic supper. Attendees should bring table service and a covered dish. Mrs. James A. Pringle and Miss Mary Buzza chair the supper committee. Executive committee meets at 7 30, with post and auxiliary meetings at 8.
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Marion Post No
American Legion
Auxiliary
Legion Hall
James A. Pringle
Mary Buzza
Mes
James Edith Boyanovsky
Frances Wahl
Gladys Seger
Margaret Leming
Bess McElwain
Laura Livingston
Blanche Miller
Ida Leasure
Grace Bleakly
Lucy Woolley
Esther Cheadle
Bernice Toms
Catherine Cheadle
Lillian Bleakly
Excelsior Agricultural Club Hosts Friday Evening Program
Excelsior Agricultural and Literary club met at the home of Mr and Mrs Guy Martin near Central City. K O Knudsen presided over the business meeting and Mrs Russell Singleton led the program with piano solos readings recitations and vocal selections. Thirteen families attended and guests included families from Martelle Rochelle Kings Ill and Marion. Mr and Mrs Douglas Ross will entertain at the December meeting.
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Guy Martin
Central City
Excelsior Agricultural and Literary Club
K O. Knudsen
Russell Singleton
Bobby Burns
F. M. Webber
Bernard Tudeen
Merle Hanson
Glenn Vernon
Glenn Strothers
Martelle
Jake Vogeler
Rochelle, Ill
Bernice Peterson
Kings, Ill
Marion
Douglas Ross
Marion Weekend Guests and Local Notices
Miss Esther Kettring of South Bend Indiana visits Marion with Miss Margaret DeWees high school athletic director. They attend the Iowa university homecoming and were roommates at the University of Iowa. Mrs E A Bailey of Dallas South Dakota travels to Marion due to her mother s illness Mrs C H Comport. Robert Mitchell W R C No 126 to meet Wednesday at Memorial hall for initiation. Ralph C Seager WE Kearns Earl Jacobs A R McElwain Gene Jacobs Bob Hoff Claire Keenan Charles Hagerman and Bernard Port watched Iowa Minnesota game in Iowa City. Drummond dentist advertises 835 Seventh avenue. Earl Jacobs to Harper and Mrs Jacobs to accompany him. Ralph Smith to Marion for family visit from Waterloo. Jeanne Russell second grade Lincoln building weekend in Iowa City.
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Esther Kettring
South Bend
Ind
Marion
Margaret DeWees
DeWees
Iowa University
Miss Kettring
University of Iowa
Ralph C. Seager
WE. Kearns
Earl Jacobs
A. R McElwain
Gene Jacobs
Bob Hoff
Claire Keenan
Charles Hagerman
Bernard Port
Iowa City
Juniors to Stage Early to Bed Early to Rise Comedy
Marion high school junior class presents the three act farce at Lincoln auditorium Friday at 8 p m The Fuller family story follows Everitt Fuller a would be inventor and his Chicago south side apartment Jim Griggs the young businessman is the hero of the play Cast includes Bob Vernon John Miller Zella Mae Fenlon Martha Ann Young Arlene Tow and others with Ralph Morgan stage manager
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Marion High School
Lincoln Auditorium
Fuller
Chicago
South Side
Everitt Fuller
Bob Vernon
John Miller
Marion Fuller
Zella Mae Fenlon
Martha Ann Young
Abbie
Arlene Tow
Patsy Fuller
Dale Bebee
Jim Griggs
Zoe Clemens
Betty Jewell Moore
Bob Fiedler
Charles Birmingham
Virginia Jackson
Ralph Morgan
Dry Creek Club Plans For Christmas Party
Dry Creek Agricultural and Literary club met in IT O F hall with ten families represented. Plans for the annual Christmas party and a tree grab bag were made and host order for next year drawn. Guests included local families and Marion Cedar Rapids visitors.
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Robert Hagerman
Dry Creek Agricultural and Literary Club
IT. O. F. Hall
John Adams
Harold Peterson
Ruth
Ray Frederick
Dean
Ivan Mollenhauer
Dorothy
Leona Levasseur
Allen Sloan
Ruth Frederick
Virginia
Mildred Sloan
Dean Mollenhauer
Mada
Anna
Freda Knap Love
Howard Knapp
John Mollenhauer
Norris Stewart
Eli Bickel
George Smith
Virgil
Marion
Franklin Jayne
Cedar Rapids
Verle Etzel
Lisbon Man Builds 6 Room Cape Cod Cottage For 2500
Eldon Stahl, operator of Stahl greenhouses and a new turkey business, built a six room Cape Cod style house for his son in law Ivan Stanley and daughter. He used native oak for frame and sheathing bought at 10 000 board feet for 250 dollars. The home features oak floors cherry woodwork and a seven foot deep cellar under the entire house.
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the Gazette
Isbon
Cape Cod
Eldon Stahl
Stahl
Ivan Stanley
Stahle
Mothers Club hears Ruth Adair on potluck eve
Miss Ruth Adair art instructor in Marion public schools spoke at the Mothers club meeting held at Mrs. M. G. Linkletter’s home. A potluck supper served to sixteen members and two guests. committee named to arrange a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family.
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Mothers Club
Ruth Adair
Marion Public Schools
M. G. Linkletter
Adair
George Keyes
Cedar Rapids
Ivan Gillmore
Gail Postel
County Attny G K Thompson to Speak on Crime
G K Thompson county attorney will address the topic Must We Have Crime. The Rev Arthur W Henke will serve as devotional leader.
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G K. Thompson
Arthur W. Henke
Weekend visitors share meals at Murray home
Family guests gather at Roy W. Murray's Blair's Ferry road home including Bill Murray from Bloomington and Harold Schultz family from Ames plus Owen Scott Cedar Rapids. Birthdays and a first anniversary observed. clubs plan meetings at local addresses and a hospital update is noted.
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Roy W. Murray
Blair's Ferry Road
Bill Murray
Bloomington
Ill
Harold Schultz
Elinor
Harold
Janet Lea
Ames
Schultz
Ness
Cary Club Plans Monday Meeting at Mrs Griffiths Home
The Cary club will meet Monday at 2 30 p m at 485 Sixth avenue the home of Mrs E W Griffiths Elva Emerson will be program leader her subject Washington Home City and Show Place Mr and Mrs John L Gritzner and daughter Teresa stay with relatives at Plainfield over the weekend Town highway patrolman James E Clapp will address the married peoples class of the Methodist church this morning at 10 his topic will deal with
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Cornerstone Kensington
J. W. Bowman
Eighth Avenue
Handicraft Club No
Fay Marsh
Tenth Avenue
Cary Club
E. W. Griffiths
Sixth Avenue
Elva Emerson
Washington
John L Gritzner
Teresa
Plainfield
James E. Clapp
Town Highway Patrol
Methodist Church
Ameigo Club
Emery J. Miller
Community club events and talks announced
A series of local meetings and dinners are set this week. Theristrial members entertain at Mrs. Gallivan's Monday at 6 pm, while Ameigo and Child Study clubs meet Tuesday at 1 pm and 2:30 pm respectively. Mrs. Hillier reviews The Tree of Liberty. Tennyson club hosts guest tea Tuesday afternoon.
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O.P. Club
K. E. Cornell
Tenth Street
Guy E Hillier
Cedar Rapids
Luther College Campus Players Debut Through The Keyhole
Decorah opens its dramatic season Friday with Luther college Campus Players presenting William F Davidsons Through The Keyhole directed by F C Gamelin head of the speech department. The cast includes Robert Reynolds New York Mills Minn Lucy Hanson Barnesville Minn Warren Grinde Mount Horeb Wis Earl Vanderwalker Dunkerton Margaret Barth Chicago John Opsvig Minot N D Dorothy June Gise West Allis Wis Ruth Luzum Calmar and others.
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West Allis
Wis
Land
Ruth Luzum, Calmar
Fayette County First Superior Rural School in Center Township
West Union reports District No. 5 in Center township near Randalia has achieved superior status for the first time. Miss Annamae Barry directs a 13 pupil class with 900 points. inspectors praise sanitation, library of 500 volumes, layout, and Miss Barry's near perfect teaching voice.
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West Union
Fayette County
Center Township
Randalia
Annamae Barry
Donald Vandersee
Darlene Weidemann
Amanda Jacobsen
Darlene Pipho
Berniece Weidemann
Marilyn Schaller
Irene Schaller
David Schaller
Marvin Vandersee
Wesley Strosahl
Dorothy May Pipho
Evelyn Stroshal
Darlene Vandersee
Fred Schaller
S. C. Stewart
Alfred Vandersee
Paul B. Norris
State Department of Education
D. R. Roberts
Miss Barry
Darlene Weideman
Berniece Weideman
Dorothy Mae Pipho
Evelyn Strosahl
S. ©. Stewart
Paul Vandersee
Pals Koko the retriever and Duce the springer guard Miss Toms pets
Koko and Duce are inseparable dogs living with Miss Bernice C Toms on Marion boulevard. They patrol Indian creek, escort intruders from the yard, and share a home with cats led by Sarah. Duce steals bread from neighbor George Wood and carries it home.
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Koko
Retriever
Duce
Springer
Bernice C Toms
Marion Boulevard
Indian Creek
Pussyfoot
Hitler
Joe Satan
Sarah
Toms
Miss Toms
Toms Home
Duces
George Wood
Shucks Lets Talk It Over on Agriculture and Trade
The piece argues for an equalization fee on basic commodities to aid farmers and calls for repeal of the reciprocal trade agreement act. It compares farm income to labor struggles and questions how best to supplement farmers without provoking discontent, noting many groups seek fair solutions amid global trade concerns.
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Federation
Congress
Santa Claus Parade to Visit Cedar Rapids December
Retail merchants announce a Cedar Rapids Santa Claus Parade on Friday December 1 at 10 30 a m led by Santa Claus in a circus procession. The event features live reindeer Eskimos ponies a camel clowns and fairyland floats with toyland characters and ends with an afternoon program and log cabin visits for children in Greene's square free pony rides and festive chimes.
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Santa Claus
Cedar Rapids
Old St. Nicholas
Retail Merchants Bureau
Cinderella
Mother Goose
Cat and
Fiddle
Cow
Wynken
Blynken
Ned
Three Little Pigs
Mutt
Jeff
Ferdinand
Humpty Dumpty
Greene's Square
96 Year Old Traer Resident Attends Sports Daily
George R. Brown, Traer's oldest resident at 96, will spend today with his son Dr. C H Brown. He remains in good health, attends kittenball games and high school events, and has lived in Traer since 1906 after moving from New York. He remembers chopping wood as a former hobby.
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TRAER
George R. Brown
C. H Brown
Brown
Chautauqua County
N. Y
Elberon
Mr. Brown
Four Truckers Sue Union Over Alleged Blacklist in Des Moines
DES MOINES AP Four former union members filed suit in district court seeking 171,719 in damages against the local truck drivers union. Plaintiffs Elmer Attig Riley Guffey Elmer Long and Leonard C J Fargo accuse the A F L unit of creating a blacklist that harmed their employment prospects. The action was filed Saturday.
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Des Moines
Elmer Attig
Riley Guffey
Elmer Long
Leonard C. J. Fargo
A. F. of L
Former Grocers Union Members Claim Unjust Expulsion
Former employees of Grocers Wholesale Co op Inc allege they were restrained from working via boycotting and blacklisting to block employment. They say they were unjustly and illegally expelled from the union.
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Grocers Wholesale Co-op., Inc
Eugene List to Perform at Cornell College Chapel
Eugene List, 21, American piano prodigy, will give a concert at the Cornell college chapel as the fourth program in the artist and lecture course. His past season includes solo appearances with six orchestras and radio broadcasts with the New York Philharmonic and Philadelphia orchestras. He won the first prize in the Rising Musical Star radio series and entered a Samaroff-Stockowski scholarship competition at 13.
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List
Olga Samaroff- Stokowski
Philadelphia
Poweshiek girl to attend National 4-H Congress in Chicago
Dora Bolen will represent Poweshiek county girls 4-H clubs at the National 4-H Club congress tied to the Chicago International Livestock Show on December 29. She will exhibit her refinished chest of drawers for a girl's room.
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Gazette
Brooklyn
Dora Bolen
Poweshiek County
Rice Support Demonstrations At Montrose Hotel
The Rice Fitting Experts visit Cedar Rapids November 26 and 27 at the Montrose Hotel offering a free trial fitting of a rupture support designed to fit reducible hernias. The 30 day trial requires no binding or cutting and promises gentle, even pressure with no bowel escape risk. Hours are 8 to 6, 2 to 5 Sundays, or 7 to 9 evenings with no obligation.
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Montrose Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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Cochrans
Jeanne Russell
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Floyd Beyers
Clarence and
Della of
Walker
L. M. Creglow
M. H. Biddick
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Mr. Biddick
T. H. Biddick
Thirteenth Street
Lisbon
Eugene Newlin
Fred C Newlin
Grant Wetzel
Fort Wayne
Indiana Technical College
L. E. Fuller, Jr
Janet Lothian
W. K. Lothian
William Goldsberry
J. H. Penly
Arthur E. Crew
Bob Carey
Bill Scott
Clinton B. Hanscom
Minneapolis
W. A. Hanscom
Tenth Ave
E. J. Esgate
Minnie Lathrop
St. Petersburg
Fla
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Calif
J. T. Gallivan
Mary Clements
Gallivan
J. M. Albright
Sioux Falls
S. C
Alfred Voss
Wyona Carey
Dubuque
Clifford O. Johnson
Pean Herron
Don
Marquette
Mr. Herne
Ed M. Taylor
Tuckabache Club
Carl Case
Fred Taylor
Howard Ellison
Neal Bunting
Betty Melson
Humboldt
Elmer Nelson
W. T. Jackson
Miss Melson
Marion Lodge No
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A. M
Masonic Temple
Marion Christian Endeavor Union
West Marion
Hutchinson
Owen's
Pleasant Grove
Edward Manson
George Busby
University Hospital, Iowa City
Theristrial
Esgate
C. R. Biddick
Child Study Club
Paul Bowdish
Eleventh Street
A. E Granger
Bess Voris
Washington, D. C
Tennyson Club
Hugh Gordon
Central Avenue
Herbert Gerstman
Austria
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Rary
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Acme Feed Company
First
Dial
Eugene List
Cornell
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