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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1934

Page

12

Need of religious training stressed at father and son banquet

Judge H. C Ring urged training in the home and parental duty to guide youth toward religious values. He cited Jesus as an example and warned that neglect leads to vices worse than saloon days, arguing law cannot substitute for family instruction. The program included musical numbers and speeches by local leaders.

Judge Ring H. C Ring Unnai Brethren Church Jesus House of God Espomnd Iswan Goewine Cus Taday Lacies Aid Sectew Marc B. E Wise J F. Uhlenhopp Abraham

Thanksgiving Benefit Show At Paramount Saturday

A charity program at the Paramount Theater invites families to bring non-perishable food for distribution to needy locals. The event features Laurel and Hardy novelty, Pack Up Your Troubles, Our Gang, Kid from Borneo, and Popeye cartoons. Proceeds aid Thanksgiving dinners for children and adults, with guidance to bring extra for adults and a small food donation per person.

Paramount Theater Borneo

Paramount Theater Hosts Food Drive Donation Day

Doors open at 9 45 with boxes and barrels at the door for jelly and preserves. Theater staff including motion picture operators and stage crew donate their services to support the food drive for a worthy case.

Paramount Paramount Theater

City Seeks Penance Over Misdirections To Mikado

In Riavu Japan residents observed one minute of silent prayer to atone for a routing mishap involving Emperor Hirahito. The king’s passage was redirected last Friday causing an official apology and ceremonial observance at the palace in Tokio.

Mikado Japan Riavu Nirvana Hirahito Tokio Rar

Rainbow Woman’s Skin Changes Spark Medical Alarm

Mrs Bein Perm, a 52 year old Kansas City housewife, exhibited skin color changes from light blue to red and brown within hours while under care at a general hospital. Doctors pursued a possible drug rash theory as she was described very ill and unable to explain the reactions.

Kansas City Bein Perm Gavs General Hospital Seser Bos Ans Acthoush Perry

Roosevelt Enjoys Quiet Of Cottage At Warm Springs

President Roosevelt spent a quiet day at the Little White House in Warm Springs Ga. He studied working and social concerns and explored better ways to cope with public duties. No official calendar items were released for the day.

Warm Springs Roosevelt Thursby Pine Moun- Po White House

Bierring Named Honorary Chairman Of Seal Sale

Des Moines Dr Walter L Bierring America s dean of medicine was named honorary chairman of Iowa s 1934 Christmas Seal sale by T P Eslick president of the Iowa Tuberculosis association The American Medical association and state health commissioner Bierring leads over 3000 volunteers in a Thanksgiving start to curb tuberculosis and promote health standards through the red seal symbol

Des Moines Walter L. Bierring America Iowa T. P. Eslick Iowa Tuberculosis Association American Medical Association Bierning Biermang

Early puzzle making moved from hand from jigsaws to dies

The article notes that initial jigsaw puzzles were cut by hand but proved too laborious, so cutting dies were developed to produce puzzles in a single impression. This method became standard for most market puzzles.

Copsright Pabbe Leccer, Inc

Ives Away Fortune in Flop House Story

The influential Alexander Ector Orr Munsell reportedly gave away his entire fortune in fifteen months. His mother in San Francisco confirms the claim, noting he donated about a million dollars to charity and now resides at the Hartford House, a FERA free lodging home.

San Francisco Alexander Ector Orr Munsell Julia Munsell Munsell New York Hartford House FERA

Two Accused Of Threats To Kill Arrests At Savoy Cafe

Augustine Murillo aged 20 and Anson Smith aged 25 were arrested at 10 pm Wednesday at the Savoy cafe on warrants charging them with threatening to murder Paul Kavroulakis operator of the Place. No weapons found. Both pled not guilty before Justice Reed and await Friday hearing.

Augustine Murrillo Anson Smith B Avenue NE Savoy Cafe Paul Kavroulakis Murillo Smith Justice A. S. Reed Kavroulakis Justice Reed

Farmers Union backs currency issuance and state banking plan

The National Farmers Union endorsed direct currency issuance to refinance farm debt and a government owned and operated banking system. Resolutions also backed old age pensions remonetization of silver crop marketing regulation for fair profit foreign market expansion and a net income tax. Opposition arose to direct marketing of livestock and criticism of the agriculture department.

Sioux Falls S. C National Farmers Union Department of Agriculture

Healing Cave in Africa Promises Cures at Underground Pool

Report claims marvelous healing at a cave pool known as The Cellars near Hermanus, attracting visitors from across South Africa. Dying men allegedly revived by the waters and users claim relief from rheumatism arthritis and other ailments. many travelers seek cures there.

Hermanus Cape Province South Africa Ghercen

Anderson To Lead What’s What Interview For High Twelve

Ray Anderson, Gazette farm editor, will host a "What’s What Out on the Acres" interview for the High Twelve club at Friday noon in the Hotel Roosevelt. Marley D. Clark, Mount Vernon lawmaker elect, Linn County state representative elect, will be the guest.

Ray Anderson Gazette Farm Hotel Roosevelt Marley D. Clark Mount Vernon Linn County

Dairy Dale Folk Host Benefit Bazaar for Center Opening

Residents of Dairy Dale present a new community center to Cedar Rapids neighbors with an open house and bazaar at the Mount Vernon Avenue hall. The 1870 church building has been renovated into an auditorium with stage, dressing rooms, and a kitchen. Proceeds support completing the project funded by pledges and volunteer labor.

Dairy Dale Cedar Rapids Mount Vernon Avenue Thirty-fourth Street

Playground Commission Opens Free Piano Lessons

Miss Bella Scheer a Coe college senior music student will conduct free piano lessons in the Sunshine Mission each Saturday from 10 to 11 a.m under the playground commission. Children enter by registering with Mrs. Clare Nichols at city hall. The first lesson is Nov 24. The donated piano is from Mildred Fowler field. Donations of beginners sheet music and simple piano solos are requested.

Bella Scheer Coe College Sunshine Mission Playground Commission Clare Nichols City Hall Mildred Fowler Field

Bath Tub Party Shocks Afton Guests

Afton Iowa hosted a novelty bath tub party as Creston visitors, limited by a five gallon water per day rule, enjoyed abundant water and returned home bathed and cheerful.

Afton INS Creston

One Dead in Storms Across Six Southern States

Heavy rains and gales in six southern states eased on Thursday leaving at least one person dead and several injured according to AP reports from New Orleans.

New Orleans

Gazette Reporter Talks To Coe College Men’s Club

Gazette staff reporter Fred C. Henson spoke to Coenses on campus sharing behind the scenes of newsroom work. He regularly covers the county courthouse. Howard Johnston presided with Forrest Kessler as pianist. Wade Patterson introduced the speaker.

Fred C. Henson Gazette Coe College Coenses Mr. Henson Henson Howard Johnston Forrest Kessler Wade Patterson Coe Acorn

Dubuque U President to Speak at Central Park Church

Dr. Paul Bucholz president of the University of Dubuque will be the guest speaker at the Taoming service at Central Park church next Sunday. He previously worked among Spanish speaking people in the southwest and is expected to share insights from his university work and religious outreach. The public is invited to hear him Sunday.

Paul Bucholz Dubuque Central Park Church Bucholz University of

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