Community Chest Campaign Sees Strong Early Responses
Local drive progresses with Rotary support and businessman pledges as reports suggest large firms will file by Monday. Industrial units and educational sponsors exceed targets, with total pledges nearing the eight-institution goal of 85,752.24.
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Roverart
Clave
F Moorman
Rotary
Arthur Toc
Howard Cherry
Joseph Lattner
R R Epler
Cedar Rapids Business College
Coe College
Community Chest Fund
I. B. McGladrey
Chester Johnson
T. W Dunn
James Wilams
W. S. Hamilton
Bert M Fonte
Thomas O. Bailey
Owen L. Fisdale
Eleanor Pohorsky
Editorial States Students Approve Campus Night Club
The Iowa City campus weighs a night club project to keep students on campus on weekends to cut highway deaths. Rufus Fitzgerald, director of the union and social affairs, supports the plan and says a floor show may be added if students desire.
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Ilwa
Tre
Rufus Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Wallace speaks against Landon farm plan in Decorah
Agriculture Secretary Henry Wallace warned a Democratic crowd that Governor Landon’s farm program would ruin prices and income for farmers. He argued subsidies could not counteract surpluses and warned the plan would damage foreign markets and threaten the nation, comparing potential harm to 1932.
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Decorah
Henry Wallace
Landon
New Deal
Republican Farm Plan
Patyhandlers
Wallace
Sherwood Eddy to Speak at Cornell Forum Conference
Mount Vernon officials announce three new speakers for the Cornell college third annual Forum conference for ministers and laymen on November 22 23 and 24 on the Cornell campus Sherwood Eddy noted author and YMCA secretary Frank Miles editor of the Tow Legionaire and Dr Harold Fey executive secretary of the Fellowship of Reconciliation join Bishop G Bramley Oxnam and MT Tomomota Japanese journalist among others as rosters are set for the event proceeds go to buy books for families and children
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Mount Vernon
Albion Ro King
Cornell College
Cornell
Sherwood Eddy
YMCA
Frank Miles
Towe Legionaire
Harold Fey
le Fellowship of
Reeonehaeton
G Bramley Oxnam
Omaha
Methodist Church
Tomamota
Conference for Older Youths Set at Center Point
The eleventh annual older boys and girls conference of Linn county will be held next Saturday at the Evangelical church in Center Point. Doris Snyder of Cedar Rapids will preside at the 9:15 a.m. opening session. O. G. Herbrecht of Des Moines will lead and speak on What Seekest Thou at 11 a.m. in the auditorium of the Methodist church. The day includes worship, discussion groups, a question box, and a 6 p.m. banquet with music and a Youth’s Journey and the Quest theme.
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Lann County
Linn County
Methodist Church
Harland Jones
I. E. Linkletter
N. C. Dreier
R. H. Collis
Carylton Townsend
Elmerine Davis
Marion
Fred Liddle
Young People’s
Blaine Hyten
Cedar Rapids
C. C. Miller
Center Point
Burton Emmons
Robins
Trevelyn White
Republican Women Organize Linn County Township Units
Mrs. Don a Hines, president of the county Republican women, announced the completion of organizing Linn County into township units. Read list of unit directors: Center Point Mrs Vincent Bromwell Springville Mrs Marjorie Levien Central City Mrs Flower Phillips Coggan Mrs Erma Crosier Walker Mrs Thomas Wiley Lisbon Mrs Fred Armstrong Marion Mrs Grace Bleakly Mount Vernon Mrs lice Bigger Alburnett Mrs L C Miller Viola Mrs Alwena McCallum. Assisting: Mesdames Penningroth Riemann Hendrickson Hahn Beane Lattner Ballard Spangler Mills and Miss Sara Nott of Marion.
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Linn County
Dona Hines
Center Point
Vincent Bromwell
Springville
Marjorie Levien
Central City
Flower Phillips
Coggan
Erma Crosier
Walker
Thomas Wiley
Lisbon
Fred Armstrong Marion
Grace Bleakly
Mount Vernon
Lice Bigger
Alburn
Young People's League Meeting Set at Vinton October 11
The Young People's League of the Cedar Rapids Presbytery IA synod will hold its annual fall meeting October 11 at the Presbyterian church in Vinton. Activities begin 3 PM with opening devotions by First Presbyterian of Cedar Rapids, report from Lakeside Conference by Walter Staves, officer elections, a buffet supper at 5:30 PM, and program segments including selected readings and a play at 7 PM.
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Iowa Presbyterian Synod
Presbyterian Church
Vinton
Christan Home
Fich Church
Presbyterian Vouing Pen Pte
Cidar Rapids
Walter Staves
M Wallace
Aves Exers
Iowa
Harts Moore
Christ
Harry Mone
Chistian Hame-Manny
TL Myron Bowser
Funeral for Aged Iowa City Man to Be Monday
Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 30 pm for Tarus F Keesler who died of heart failure at his home Saturday. He was a member of the local Masonic lodge and had worked at the Mason Work here for many years. He is survived by his wife, three daughters, and a brother.
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Iowa City
Tarus F
Keesler
Morsees
Paul Engle
Europe
Germany
Hitler
United States
America
Engle
Russia
Oxford
Wings Over Cornfields Flight Landing Near Chicago
A plane sails through a flare over cornfields in Illinois and Iowa after a risky navigation. Dan lands amid muddy fields. spectators and farmers guide them to safety as they inch toward Chicago for a new flight plan.
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Dan
Chicago
Cedar Rapids and Wellman Residents Marry in Local Licenses
The register lists multiple marriages and license holders from Cedar Rapids Chiccagn Wellman Hazieton and Chicago including Charlee Kunzmann and Wil mia H Vasxerka Theodore Hafler Violet Hagerman Hien Brenneman Anna Chapman Morey Fosr Fosr and others. A recital at the Featherdiet church honored Rev Mr Brace and Mrs Jo Brace with ongoing pastor Evestone’s sixth year and a program by local groups and donors.
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Kunzmann
Wilmia H Vasxerka
Cedar Rapids
Theodore Hafler
Violet Hagerman
Chiccagn
Ruth Vatra
E Brenneman
Anna Chapman
Wellman
Morey
Custer S& D
Mourtie Fosr
Hazieton
Ho Brace
Bertha LoVrederturg Roth
Waubeck
Jonn P
Edith L
Bertram
Fetherdiet
Jo Brace Evestone
Upper Iowa
Mr Evestone
Harold Lerner
Helen Roselle
C. C Berry
Hazel Midlaff
Leanza Berry
F Gs Anderson
Eyestone
Cutts
C. C. Berry
Paul Engle Sees Europe’s Era as History Making Epoch
Paul Engle home from Europe calls this a history making era since the Renaissance. He outlines his forthcoming prose work Everybody Prays from Oxford study and travels, noting Europe’s wars, freedoms, and politics shaping America and his future lectures.
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Paul Engle
Europe
Idris club hosts husbands for banco prizes
Kalona The Idris club entertained their husbands Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Small. Prizes in banco were won by Mrs. Reagan Adams, Gordon Engstrom and Reagan Adams. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Logan Reif, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Engstrom, Mr. and Mrs. Reagan Adams, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Walker, Mr. and Mrs Paul Benell, Mr. and Mrs. Lovell Strickler, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sommers, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Horesowsky, Mr. and Mrs. Tom James and Mrs. Alva Kepler. The Washington County Med ical association met for their an nual banquet Tuesday. Dr. McLaughlin of Washington gave a hife history of Dr. J. C Boice of Washington. Dean Teet ers gave a talk on his work at the University of Iowa.
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Clifford Small
Banco
Reagan Adams
Gordon Engstrom
Logan Reif
H. L. Walker
Paul Benell
Lovell Strickler
Clifford Sommers
Harry Horesowsky
Tom James
Alva Kepler
Washington County Medical Association
Dr. McLaughlin
Washington
J. C Boice
Dean Teeters
University of Iowa
Martelle Sunday School Holds Wiener Roast at Meeks Home
The Friendship class of the Methodist Sunday school hosted a wiener roast Tuesday at the home of Merle and Donald Meeks. Attendees included the Rev and Mrs Cecil Miller, Mr and Mrs Bruce Frantz, Mr and Mrs Francis Shotwell, Pauline Kyle, Esther Wright, Janet Reade, Mildred Mallie, Mary Pospishil, Boyd Frantz, Harold Calvert, Robert Peet, and the Meeks brothers.
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Methodist Sunday School
Merle
Donald Meeks
Cecl Miller
Bruce Frantz
Francis Shotwell
Pauline Kyle
Esther Wright
Janet Reade
Mildred Mallie
Mary Pospishil
Boyd Frantz
Harold Calvert
Robert Peet
Hunsacker Case Continued In Ottumwa Court
W S Hunsacker of Ottumwa charged with uttering a false check was given continuance to Oct 19 in Justice Grunwalds court. He allegedly wrote two checks on Merchants National Bank with one marked no funds. Buttre Cigar owner sought arrest warrant Sept 21.
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Hunsacker
W. S. Hunsacker
Ottumwa
W. J. Grunewald
Merchants National Bank
W. H. Buttre
Buttre
Third Avenue E
Class In Lip Reading At University Of Iowa
Mrs Hortense Gray of Cedar Rapids teaches a long running lip reading class at the University of Iowa. Open to adults with any degree of hearing loss the group meets Fridays from 10 30 a m to noon on the southeast porch of East Hall first floor.
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Hortense Gray
Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa
East Hall
Gray
Cedar Rapids League
Bishop Urges Focus on Peace Not Liquor Debate
Bishop G Bromley Oxnam of Omaha criticized Northwest Iowa Methodists for dwelling on liquor while neglecting poverty and war. The conference approved an economic report urging support for democracy and social welfare programs, and voted against state liquor control Friday.
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Fort Dodge
G. Bromley Oxnam
Omaha
Northwest Iowa Methodist Conference
Ida Bartholomew of Mount Vernon Dies at 81
Ida Sessions Bartholomew 81, lifelong Mount Vernon resident, died Saturday after months bedridden. Born 1855 in Epworth, she married Ambrose G. Bartholomew in 1882 and later settled in Mount Vernon in 1894. Survived by two daughters, a son, and a brother. funeral Monday at Neff chapel, Rev. H A Bassett officiating. Burial in local cemetery.
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Ida Sessions Bartholomew
Bartholomew
Epworth
C. M. Sessions
Ambrose G. Bartholomew
Nebraska
Altruria Club
Methodist Church
Mary B. Smith
O. Smith
St. Louis
Charles H. Bartholomew
San Diego
Calif
George W. Sessions
Los Angeles
Neff Chapel
H. A. Bassett
Morality drive sparks Iowa City clash over prosecutions
Iowa City furore centers on County Attorney E A Baldwin's plan to prosecute liquor activity after Mayor Thomas E Martin handed over evidence from two investigators. The mayor defends city funds used for outside raids and says eight to ten buys occurred, while Alderman Bouck questions legality and potential costs to the city.
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E. A Baldwin
Thomas E. Martin
George Bouck
Martin
Bouck
Baldwin
Chicago
Sheriff's Office
Don McComas
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