Catholics Unite To Condemn Communism Nationwide Drive
Fort Wayne Indiana reports a nationwide Catholic Protestant joint drive against communism led by Bishop John Francis Noll with a planned Christ statue in Washington DC. Priests in October will denounce communism as a threat to private property, individual rights, and American democracy, urging defense of religious freedom and constitutional principles.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
United States
John Francis Noll
Our Sunday Visitor
Christ
Washington, D. C
National Committee
Union
Russia
Spain
Mexico
Henry P. Rohlman
Davenport
Iowa
Rededication Services At John Huss Methodist Church
Rededication services will be held Sunday at John Huss Methodist Church at Fourteenth Avenue and First Street SW after a renovation and redecorating program. The parsonage and church have undergone interior and exterior redecorating and extensive painting and repairs. A new craft club room was added in the basement for classes and Sunday school. A blower is being installed in the furnace. Public service is at 2 30 p.m. with the building open to members and friends from 1 to 6 p.m.
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John Huss
Fourteenth Avenue
First Street
Marmola Prescription Tablets Promise Fat Reduction
An advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a doctor endorsed fat reduction method. It claims fat is caused by a poorly functioning gland and that Marmola supplies the missing fluid to boost metabolism. It emphasizes a 28 year track record and urges readers to buy from their druggist.
10 20 30 Years Ago In The Gazette
Lorraine Butler four suffered a brain concussion after being struck by a street car on Fourth Street West near Sixth Avenue. J R Palmer shot an eight foot eagle this morning and donated it to Beverpark Zoo. Mrs Thomas W Kelly and Mrs O H Wilson departed for Long Beach California. Stanley J Vesely of Cedar Rapids Carriage Works received a patent for a vehicle spring rebound ar rester.
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Lorraine Butler
Fourth Street
Sixth Avenue
J. R. Palmer
Beverpark
Thomas W. Kelly
O. H. Wilson
Long Beach
Calif
Stanley J. Vesely
Cedar Rapids Carriage Works
Reverend White Leaves Cedar Rapids for Memphis Charge
The Rev. Walter M. White, pastor of the First Christian church since June 1910, departs tomorrow for a new assignment in Memphis Tennessee. Miss Belle Lowney of Cedar Rapids acts in the prologue of the film Civilization at Green’s opera house. Mort Higley of Twin Falls Idaho, ex Cedar Rapids resident, visits his brother Elmer E. Higley. Vaclav Baker sustained a deep head gash when his buggy was struck by a fleeing automobile and the occupants sped away.
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Walter M. White
First Christian Church
Memphis
Tenn
Belle Lowney
Cedar Rapids
Civilization
Green’s
Opera House
Mort Higley
Twin Falls
Ida
Elmer E. Higley
Vaclav Baker
Forty seven Y M C A boys win chevrons in contest
Forty seven of one hundred thirty competitors in the Y M C A younger boys point contest earned their first chevron by reaching 500 points after three weeks. In class C nine boys exceeded 500 points, while class A and B also had multiple chevron winners among ages 8 to 15 and employed participants.
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Guerney W. Day
Richard Pepmeyer
LaVerne Boots
Edward Griffith
Homer Dodge
Peter Schwinn
Phillip Murillo
George Miller
Joe Nassif
Walter Knoebel
Bob Teeple
George Nofal
Francis Maish
Jesse Arenas
Louis Martinez
Robert Hinton
Henry McNabe
Howard Ross
Felix Saldana
Mrs Stewart Attends O E S Convention and Plans Winter
Mrs. Matthew Stewart travels to Mason City for the grand chapter convention of the order of the eastern star, where she serves as grand conductress. She will then spend part of the winter with her daughter in Orange City.
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Isaac E. Carroll
Texarkana
Tex
Grant E. Finch
Marion
Northeastern Iowa Teachers Association
Garret Borks
Orange City
Matthew Stewart
Mason City
Grand Chapter
O.E.S
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Arthur Crossaerts
San Antonio
Marat
Danton
Dubespierre
J. F. Noll
Cyt
Rane
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