Miss Martino Sings Friday at Coe College Chapel
Soprano Miss Josephine Martino, niece of Caruso, will give a concert at Coe College chapel in Cedar Rapids this Friday October 26 at 3 15 p m under the Cedar Rapids Woman s club chorus. Her rise from family opposition to leading roles in major houses is traced through early contests and study prompted by Caruso.
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Coe College Chapel
Cedar Rapids
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Martino
Inve
Ohio
Anch
Chautauqua
Lyceum
United States
Canada
Little Theater
New York
Eiven
Little Opera
Miss Martino
Acohian Hall
New York City
Marion Talley
Martino to Sing at Coe Chapel Friday Night
Miss Martino appears at Coe chapel Friday after return requests and concert and radio performances. Henry Jackson will play piano solos with a varied program including arias from Mozart Schubert Debussy and Rachmaninoff plus Delibes and Charpentier pieces.
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Pear
Miss Martino
Majestic Theater
Quirie Beyea
Coe Chapel
Henry Jackson
Uatti Batti
Don Giovanni
Mozart Anvelwa
Staud Fontoches
Debussy
Cece - Coarnehus
Martino
Gavotte Et Musette
Albert Scherzo
Rachmaninou Capriccio
Jackson de Puis
Louise
Charpentier
Delibes
Watts
Oriffes
Curran
Collateral or co-makers accept security for Morris Plan Loans
City briefs list various local notices including fines for violations and a fire alarm incident. Events mentioned include a rummage sale at Peoples Church, a college conference attendance by Coe College president, and setup of ninety three voting machines for the November election. A Halloween party for YMCA members is noted with costume prizes and activities. The piranha is described as a dangerous man-eater with a brief caution on its feeding behavior.
Purchasing power and overproduction debate in 1934 forum
R H McDowell of City argues the nation faces under consumption due to reduced purchasing power. He criticizes price and wage fixes, praises limited credit for farmers, and urges protecting purchasing power rather than anti over production measures. He warns of future unrest if the issue is ignored.
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Gazette
California
Nicholson To Speak At Prof Williams Funeral
Funeral services for Prof S N Williams head of civil engineering at Cornell college who died Wednesday were arranged in Mount Vernon. Former Bishop Thomas Nicholson and Dr J P Van Horn will speak. Rev E T Gough will preside and President H J Burgstahler will read the obituary. Services are set for 2 p.m. Friday at the Methodist church.
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Mount Vernon
S. N. Williams
Cornell College
E. T. Gough
Thomas Nicholson
Keystone Junior Class Presents Phillip For Short Play
The junior class will present the play Phillip For Short at the high school auditorium Thursday evening. Cast includes Arthur Daves Helen Wilde Gladys Roth Olive Boehmke Robert Franzenburg Vera Heitman Robert Harder Frances Sthoslerman Kathleen Peters Donald Roysen and Glenn Sturtz.
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Keystone
Phillip
Arthur Daves
Helen Wilde
Gladys Roth
Olive Boehmke
Robert Franzenburg
Vera Heitman
Robert Harder
Frances Sthoslerman
Kathleen Peters
Donald Roysen
Glenn Sturtz
Minnesota Coach to Address High Twelve Luncheon
University of Minnesota coach Bernie Bierman will speak at a High Twelve luncheon at Hotel Roosevelt on Friday noon. He will be in Cedar Rapids with the Gopher football squad en route to Iowa City for a Saturday game against the University of Iowa.
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University of Minnesota
High Twelve
Hotel Roosevelt
Bierman
Cedar Rapids
Gopher
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Former Local Man Takes Own Life in Chicago
The article reports David Kaplan, head of Kaplan and Say Regis, shot himself in a Chicago home after a rifle shot woke his wife Mrs Etta Kaplan. Kaplan had ties to a Nurrier firm and previously lived in Cedar Rapids and Independence. Relatives traveled from here to assist with funeral plans. Later, a note mentions Eugene Scott’s tiger cage wedding in a separate anecdote about an animal trainer.
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David
Nurrier
Kaplan
Say Regis
Pontice Re
Busthieas
Adolph Kaplan
San
New York
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Ara
Catar Rapids
Independence
Cadar Rapids
Eugene Scott
Scott
Economist Ralph Borsodi Added to Times Club Lecture
IOWA CITY Ralph Borsodi author of Flight from the City and advocate of the homestead movement was named by the Times Club as the opening lecture on November 14. He is an economist who consulted for R. H. Macy and National Retail Dry Goods. He promotes domesticating the machine and home industrial arts.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Ralph Borsodi
Times Club
Borsodi
R. H. Macy and Company
National Retail Dry Goods Association
W. C. Handy
St Louis
Phil Ga Follette
Wisconsin
New FASTEETH powder promises long lasting denture hold
A new improved powder called FASTEETH sprinkles on dentures every morning to give all day comfort and a tighter fit. FASTEETH does not thin out or wash away and is sold at May Drug Co or any good drug store.
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May Drug Co
Williamstown Club Lectures Schedule At 101 Journalism
The Times club at Williamstown Supply and the school of journalism office at 101 Journalism building lists 300 memberships with about 100 spots left. Planned talks include Ralph Borsodi on Nov 14 and Gertrude Stein on Dec 10.
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Williamstown
School of Journalism
Journalism
Times Club
Ralph Borsodi
Gertrude Stein
J. Middleton Murry
Gilbert Seldes
Sterling North
Death in Williams burg area of Mrs Jacob Cox
Mrs Jacob Cox died Tuesday evening at her home six miles east of Williamsburg. Born November 20, 1869 in St Louis as Anna Reynolds, she came to Iowa with early settlers and settled on a Holbrook farm. She married Jacob Cox May 1, 1888 at Holbrook and they had six children.
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Jacob Cox
Anna Reynolds
John
Catherine Reynolds
St. Louis
Iowa
Holbrook
Sur
Obituary Notices: Local Family Remains Named
Survived by husband and children John A of Cedar Rapids James D of Oxford J Ellsworth at home Anna Volk of Cosgrove Mary May lor and Edith Funeral set for Friday at 9 am at St Michel's church Holbrook
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John
Cedar Rapids
James D
Oxford
J. Ellsworth
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