Newspaper Play to Be Given Two Nights
A three act drama titled The Muzzle will be staged by Association Players under Y M C A Boys Welfare council with Penick and Ford employees band cooperation. Performances move from Dec 12 to Dec 12 and 13 at Roosevelt and McHinney junior high auditoriums, both at 7 45 p m. Donald DeFore of Community Players plays Stub Blake. Local newspaper men appear. written by Pred C Henson with Ralph W Bachman co directing. Proceeds go to Christmas relief needs.
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Association Players
Y. M. C. A. Boys’ Welfare Council
Penick and
Ford
Roosevelt Junior High
McHinney Junior High
Donald DeFore
Community Players
Stub” Blake
the Herald
Pred C Henson
Gazette
Ralph W Bachman
First Presbyterian Church
Ralph Cutler
Tobacco tax reports due December first for Cedar Rapids retailers
Cedar Rapids retailers must file tobacco processing tax reports with the collector of internal revenue at the federal building by December 1. Warning issued Friday urges those who have not received forms to obtain them from the local internal revenue office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Collector of Internal Revenue
Federal Building
Labor Federation Backs Bill Against Prison Goods
The Federation of Labor signals support for a measure introduced by Representative Fabritz of Ottumwa to prohibit sale in Town of goods made by convict labor that compete with free labor. The legislative committee Williams, Simon, and Briggs will study amendments and consider labeling convict-made goods to prevent fraud by unscrupulous workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Federation
Free Labor
Federation of Labor
Federation
Representative Fabritz
Ottumwa
Dave Williams
Harry Simon
Charles Briggs
Police Aid Sought To Find Horace Annis In Cedar Rapids
Mrs. H W Annis of 218 Thirteenth Avenue SE asked Friday for police help locating her son Horace W Annis who left home to seek work. He last spoke from Nunn Colorado weeks ago stating plans to hunt farm work in Nebraska and Minnesota with a Cedar Rapids return if unsuccessful. He is 20, six feet tall with blue eyes and brown hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felice
H W .Annis
Thirteenth Avenue
Horace W Annis
Annis
Nunn
Colo
Nebraska
Minnesota
Cedar Rapids
Births Reported for Myers Poula and Bousek Families
A birth notice from Mercy hospital records three new arrivals. Ruth Darlene Myers, daughter of Mr and Mrs Mervin L Myers of 713 Thirty-second Street NE, born November 16. Evan Poula, son of Mr and Mrs Evan Poula of 1038 Twelfth Street NE, born November 23. Joseph Bousek, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Bousek of 930 Seventeenth Street NE, born November 24.
Fire damages South Eleventh plant roof at Marion Iowa
A Friday morning fire at the Iowa Electric Light and Power plant on South Eleventh Street destroyed the boiler room roof while the machinery remained undamaged. The blaze started from overheated bridging in the boiler room. A community calendar follows with club meetings, dinners, and social events across Marion including church notes and local gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Electric Light and Power Plant
South Eleventh Street
Additional Red Cross Members Listed in Friday Report
The article names numerous new Red Cross members added on Friday across a wide set of individuals and organizations. Notable entries include C E Batchelder C E Gordon Roy Todd Frank Straley George Kindler Jr Mrs George Kindler Jr W S Winter and the Marion Water Company among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
C. E. Batchelder
C. E. Gordon
Roy Todd
Frank Straley
George Kindler
W. S. Winter
Will Coonan
Gordon Beryl
G. W. McElwain
George Schrimper
B. F P. Mentzer
A. C. Sloss
George Reichard
First National Bank
D. A Stamy
J. R. Shaffer
H. F. Breed
C. N. Owen
GC. N. Owen
Lulu B. Secrist
Howard Lemnbaugh
A. A. Hardin
Bernice Toms
Marion Water Company
Aments Dry Goods
Lydian Parmenter
T. R. Alexander
W. J. Greer
L. O. Dickey
George P
Funeral services for Frank Betzer
Funeral services for Frank Betzer who died after falling from a roof will be held Saturday at 10 am at the Yocom chapel with Rev. W. E. Fisher of the Presbyterian church in charge. Burial will follow in Forest Hill cemetery near Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Frank Carver
Frank Betzer
Yocom Chapel
W. E. Fisher
Presbyterian Church
Forest Hill Cemetery
Anamosa
Marion School Notes Thanksgiving Program Details
The Marion school outlines a Thanksgiving program with fifth grade dialogue The First Thanksgiving fourth grade song Gobble Gobble and a large slate of performances led by Beulah Blackford and Darlene Barkwell. Recent visitors include Mrs Dumbalton Barkwell and Doch terman Emerson. A sand table history project depicts Pilgrims Indians and Dutch themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dochterman
Richard Schrimper
Beu-lah Blackford
Joe Dumbalton
C. E. Barkwell
Jerome Dochterman
Emerson
Warren Kelly
Joe Heath
Thelma Hyde
Leland Burns
John Gibner
Ethel Ragger
Marian Spence
Harold Peck
E. G. Frederick
Metta Bunger
Thanksgiving program at Gerald Chapel and junior high glee clubs
A lengthy listing of performances and participants for a Thanksgiving program at Gerald Chapel. Readings, plays including The Hole In The Fence and The Birds Thanksgiving, songs, recitations, and a Turkey Soliloquy. Featured are performers Gerald Chapel, Theoder Davin, Arlene Wells, Charlotte Safe, and many students and accompanists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tleman Gay
Gerald Chapel
Charlotte Slife
George Blake
Harold Young
Elwood Kramer
Earl Bohlken
Theoder Davin
Carol Young
Lyle McConaughy
Clair Keenan
Local Delegation To Attend Iowa Airports Conference
Cedar Rapids Airways president Dan Hunter and Chamber of Commerce secretary Charles D. Manson, with a Cedar Rapids committee, will attend a Des Moines airport conference called by Governor Clyde Herring. The meeting will explore a statewide airport system and improvements to Iowa airfields with federal aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Hunter
Cedar Rapids Airways, Inc
Charles D. Manson
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Rapids
Clyde Herring
Des Moines
Iowa
Federal Aeronautics Department
Herring
Scout executive praises local work in Cedar Rapids
Scouts form several new troops and cub packs in Cedar Rapids area per Cedar Rapids Area council, led by H. O. Bishop. Fred G. Davie praises local laymen and announces Des Moines regional training for Seascout program. Dec 1 Dubuque Scout circus invited. council meeting planning proceeds with Pinney to appoint date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Scout Council Organization Committee
H. O. Bishop
Cedar Rapids Area
Doyle
Iowa
Des Moines
Davie
Dubuque
Columbia College
E M. Pinney
Pinney
M. S. Hallman
Chester Johnson
John Bormann
H. C. Ring
Howard Cherry
Nelson Dreier
Fred Payneer
H. O. Schultz
Roy Keech
W. J. Brown
Joe McCormick, Jr
E. M. Pinney
Carroll C. Thomas
Scout
Sheriff Granted County Arsenal For Protection
Sheriff Emil Griese, wounded during a failed arrest attempt, will receive a county funded steel vest tear gas equipment and firearms. The county board has approved the provision to bolster protection for the sheriff in the line of duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship
Wls
Emil Griese
Horan Explains Processing Tax To Local Credit Men
Harold Horan, treasurer of Penick and Ford, spoke to Cedar Rapids Association of Credit Men at the Roosevelt hotel during the November meeting. He outlined the processing tax act, its provisions, and its effects on the credit situation after a post-dinner discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Horan
Penick and Ford Company
Cedar Rapids Association of Credit Men
Roosevelt Hotel
Mr. Horan
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Roosevelt High
McKinley
C. A. Taylor
Second Avenue E
Horace Annis
Mya
Marion
The
Christian Church
Folk Fron Coe College
Harold Reeves
Paul Ray
Teresa Naso
Elizabeth Melbourg
Laura Pearl Stewart
Coe School of Music
Verle Breed
Mary Chalmers
Joseph Hitchin
Clarence Meggers
W. T. Jackson
KV Cafe
Jackson
H. F Lockwood
Sorosis Club
Hazel Ross
Mrs
Lowell Byse
Marie Elaine
Hazel Thompson
Ruth Stanton
P. F. Schultz
Storm Lake
John Schultz
Methodist Church
St. Luke's Hospital
Ora Crowner
Dave Reynolds
Ed Sharp
Oak Forest
Iowa State Dental Society
J. Booth
Jesse Wilson
Earl
W W. Yocom
Myrene Olson
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Bernita Sebern
Pearl Bulkley
Tenth Avenue
Cornerstones Society of the Presbyterian Church
Kensington
Andrew P. Munson
John Grote
John Ingram
Walsh, Colo
Fred Liddle
Max Creglon
Texas
Marion Post No
American Legion
American Legion Park
Adeliza Daniels
H G Millen
Miss Daniels
EH. O. Allen
John M. Walters
J. L. Papes
C. J Haas
Josephine Whitacre
L. L. L. Club
Lincoln School
S. L. S. Club
Mid-Eastern Baptist Association
Baptist Church
G. A. Lagerquist
Central Town
Hallwood
Gustaf Ackerman
St. Louis
Palace Brand
Roland Goudy
Kensington of Marion
O. BE. S
Masonic Temple
C A. Cline
Frank Gray
Cedar Chapter
Arthur Newman
Raymond Stanton
Miss Stanton
Kuneo
la Verna Rinder- Knecht
Marian van Fossen
la Verna Kinderknecht
Iva Stevens
Richard Sears
Darrel Stanton
Richard Starry
Raymond Starry
Martin's Creek Club
Martin’s Creek
Harley Ives
Jesse Scott
Higley Building
Pharmacy
Robinson Bros, Higley Bldg
3Rd Ave
2Nd St
Red Cross
Betzer
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
B. EB. Crawford
Seventeenth Street
Owen Fernow
Thirteenth Street
Wilson Fernow
Irving
Lincoln
Ethel Harris
Lincoln Auditorium
Norman Cory
Martha Jane Snell
Frances Johnson
Evelyn Johnson
Pauline Taylor
Mary Elen Ford
Eunice Mershon
Mary Orelda Reiter
Betty Wallace
Lilian Ann Harding
Barbara Clark
Lucille Cone
Phyllis Freeman
Harrilee Kindig
Helen Biddick
Maxine Brooks
Theresa Farley
Evely Howe
Kathryn McElwain
Virginia Pyle
Dorothy Tilton
Geraldine Weaver
Lois Leidigh
Jane Milner
Jean Saunders
Betty Whiting
Helen Hamm
Jean Bowdish
Grace Donovan
Nancy Ellen Hanscom
Norma Helbig
Jean Knowlton
Catherine Peckosh
Glatha Port
Barbara Price
Mary Ellen Granger
Simmons
Couc
Balster Furniture CO
Marion, Iowa
Elmer J. Kline
Clarence
Helen L. Eflers
Tipton
Dean’s
Fleming’s
Fleming
Seecseese Lsc
Wisconsin
Fancy Tokay
Libby
Meat Dept
Beef Sno
Citron
Eeewate
Folger
Quaker Oat Co
Jonathans
Sigfred
Marion Elec. Co
Bradley
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