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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1933

Page

13

School Bond Proposal Promises Lower Costs and Wider High Schools

E R Moore president of the board urges voters to approve a $590,000 bond for four junior high additions to form six year high schools, funded with government aid and a loan, claiming lower costs than four separate high schools and no new ground purchase. The plan preserves staff, expands facilities, and keeps athletics, while creating four community high school centers across the city.

E. R. Moore Board of Education Moore United States Washington High School

Legion Post elects officers for coming year

At a meeting of Magnus A. Merkel post American Legion officers were elected for the coming year. Commander George Lichmeyer vice commander Henry Allers adjutant Grover Lechtenberg chaplain Charles Bal horn. New officers sworn in by Post Commander C D Schenken.

Keystone Magnus A. Merkel American Legion George Lichmeyer Henry Allers Grover Lechtenberg Charles Balhorn C. D. Schenken

Large Rail Shop To Employ Ninety Men For Months

Officials announce Great Western railroad shops in Oelwein will hire ninety men for the next several months. This marks the largest steady workforce at the shops in more than two years.

Mothers Club hears Miss Plondke on child feeding

Florence C. Plondke from the National Livestock and Meats board spoke on diet for pre school children at the Mothers club in Ames. She used charts to show protein fats calories and vitamins and discussed plans for a Halloween party amid a busy meeting with eighteen mothers and five children present.

Florence C. Plondke Ames Home Economics Educational Service National Livestock and Meats Board Mothers Club George Michel John Lines Rex King Federation Bernard Schenken Ray Wells H. E. Northrop Marjorie Beach

Thanksgiving Date To Be Unchanged

Washington reports Thanksgiving will be proclaimed for November 30 the last Thursday in the month as usual amid pleas to move it earlier. President Roosevelt reportedly favors keeping the tradition, noting state laws already fix the date and avoid confusion. Merchants and civic groups urged changes while some opponents supported preservation of the traditional date.

Washington White House Roosevelt

New Milk Strike Threatens Chicago

Delegates of 18 000 Chicago area dairy farmers vote to empower Pure Milk association directors to halt all fluid milk deliveries if the federal farm administration does not enforce terms of the marketing agreement. They may strike within days, awaiting action by Secretary Wallace to curb cut throat dairies.

Chicago NMS Federal Farm Administration Pure Milk Association D. N. Geyer Wallace

Johnny Farrell Tops Eastern Open Tourney

Johnny Farrell, former national open golf champion, led the second eighteen holes at the Presidential Country club course in Wayland Massachusetts. He held a three stroke edge over Paul Runyon of White Plains New York after a 70 on Thursday.

Wayland Mas INS Johnny Farrell Presidential Country Club Paul Runyon White Plains N. Y

Marion School Notes Highlights New Pupil Arrivals

New pupils this year include first graders Robert Foile from Marshall town, Dale and Desmond Norris from Wisconsin. second grader Wilde Grade Culver of Excelsior Springs Missouri. third grader Verlene Baute of Mechanicsville. fifth grader Maxine Garrison of Cedar Rapids. seventh graders Geraldine Weaver of Prairie Union and Ruth Culver of Excelsior Springs. eighth grader Virginia Brokaw of Perry. Helen North Velda Pickerell and Jane Garrison of Roosevelt Cedar Rapids. Austin McNally of Lane Wil ow. Several pupils moved to other towns including Lloyd and Muriel Knouf to Cedar Rapids and Margaret and

Robert Foile Marshalltown Dale Desmond Norris Wisconsin Wilde Culver Excelsior Springs Verlene Baute Mechanicsville Maxine Garrison Cedar Rapids Geraldine Weaver Prairie Union School Ruth Culver Dwain Cruise St. Berchman's Virginia Brokaw Perry Helen North Velda Pickerell Jane Garrison Roosevelt Austin McNally Lane, Wilow Lloyd Muriel Knouf Margaret

Tarzan Thriller On Program For Gazette Kiddie Frolic

The Paramount theater hosts a Kiddie Frolic Saturday with Tarzan the Ape Man starring Johnny Weissmuller. Doors open at 9 45 am though the show starts 10 30 am. Prizes reward kids for impersonations of Sunday Gazette comics, with 5 cent admission on coupon or 10 cents without.

Tarzan Thriller Gazette Paramount Theater Tarzan Cedar Rapids Gazette Johnny Weissmuller Sunday Gazette Paramount

Sioux City Man Heads Iowa Baptists Board Members Elected

Iowa Baptists chose Burlington as the 1934 convention site and elected officers for the coming year at a Muscatine business meeting. Officers include D. Huff of Sioux City president W L Shantz Muscatine vice president I J Brame Indianola recording secretary J H Cochrane Des Moines treasurer. Three year board terms go to George Sherman Cedar Rapids J S Harrington DeWitt A W Lyons Fort Dodge F Catten Red Oak Mrs F L Asquith Waterloo and Mrs Truman Stevens Des Moines. The convention pledged continued prohibition support and criticized the national administration over repeal while condemning beer parlors and Roosevelt taverns as worse than saloons. A beam of light travels from the sun to earth in eight minutes at about 196 000 miles per second.

Muscatine Iowa Baptists Burlington Dr. 8S D. Huff Sioux City W. L. Shantz I. J. Brame Indianola J.H. Cochrane Des Moines George Sherman Cedar Rapids J. 8. Harrington DeWitt A. W. Lyons Fort Dodge F. Catten Red Oak F. &. Asquith Waterloo Truman Stevens Coneention National

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