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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1938

Page

2

City briefs and personals note local meetings and incidents

The Navy club meets 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Montrose hotel with a chicken supper. The Camera Click discusses close-up photography Tuesday 7:30 p.m. at the Y M C A. Better Health club meets Thursday 8 p.m. at the Montrose hotel. Mrs Gertrude Ohern reports her bulldog missing. Mrs A Smith is seriously ill at Mercy hospital. Murry Eckert of Clarence cafe filed for bankruptcy with debts of 3469 and assets 170. Archie Smith, 62, jailed 30 days for intoxication by Justice Churchill. An Unusual Revival at Church of the Foursquare Gospel notes Divine Healing upcoming. Parlor City camp No 1799, Royal Neighbors of...

Murry Eckert Clarence Cafe A. G. Canada

Community notices and court report from Shellsburg district

Cars are needed to transport Townsend members to the district convention in Shellsburg by Wednesday noon. Frank McGuire was fined $50 and costs for assault and battery, suspended on payment of costs. A Townsend picnic and address by Rev. Reddington were announced, along with a shopping bag theft report and a meeting honoring Triton club sponsors with Dr. Leonard Wilson giving a geology talk.

America Shellsburg Mary Black Celia Burda Frank McGuire L Street H. R. Churchill Gladys McGuire Churchill Sus Townsend Clubs K. P. Hall J. C. Reddington L. E. Crabbs Marengo Triton Club Lee Henrickson Cedar Rapids Leonard Wilson Coe College

Fidelity Life Lodge to Install Officers at Sokol Hall

Fidelity Life association lodge No 106 will hold a meeting Friday at 8 p.m. at Sokol hall. After the business session there will be installation of officers with Mr and Mrs R L Rickoff of Clinton as installing officers. Refreshments will be served.

The Fidelity Life Association Lodge No. 106 Sokol Hall R. L. Rickoff Clinton

Halloween Dance Ad Targets Iowa Families

A cheap ad in the Where to Go Want Ad column urges residents, promising broad reach to more than 42 000 eastern Iowa families to assure a good Halloween dance crowd.

Iowa

Evangelist Larson Leads Calvary Revival Week

Evangelist James Henry Larson spoke on Lord Teach Us To Pray at Calvary Baptist Church Monday night. Baritone Cyrus Metcalf sang. William Dykhuizen to lead congregational singing Tuesday night. Larson to present Forgiveness as theme. Mrs Dorothy Miller conducts volunteer choir.

James Henry Larson Calvary Baptist Church Cyrus Metcalf William Dykhuizen Evangelist Larson Dorothy Miller

Mrs Arringtons Mother Dies in Monroe

Mrs Lola M Arrington of 1717 Bever avenue SE returns home after two week stay at her mother Mrs J F Greene of Monroe who died October 18 Her grandparents celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary in August five years ago Granddaughter Mrs R M Avedovech of 1811 Grande avenue SE and her son Richard Myer are among Mrs Greene's great grandchildren. police traced a garbage can incident and a Mrs Dippel recovered her container after a report of theft at 618 L street SW and a positive ID at 605 Fourth street SW. Evangelist Sylvester Sanford opened a two week revival at First United Brethren church inviting all to bring a Bible with token for oldest Bible.

Lola M. Arrington Bever Avenue SE J. F. Greene Monroe Greene R. M. Avedovech Grande Avenue SE Richard Myer Peter Dippel L Street Sylvester Sanford First United Brethren Church Seventh Street Fourth Avenue SE

Fraternal Leaders Promote Unity at Iowa Banquet

Charles Biggs of Detroit and S S Burgin of Cedar Rapids address fraternal groups gathered at the Montrose hotel in Cedar Rapids for the Iowa Fraternal congress banquet. Twenty nine affiliated societies attend as citizens pledge loyalty to the United States and reject subversive elements. Biggs will speak on the National Fraternal Congress and attend the All Maccabee State association meeting to discuss stability and harmony.

Iowa Charles Biggs Detroit National Fraternal Congress United States Fraternal Organizations America Mr. Biggs Biggs Cedar Rapids All- Maccabee State Association S. S. Burgin The Maccabees

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