Real Americanism urged by Hammill at Eastern Star meeting
Former Governor John Hammill of Britt condemned Communistic demonstrations as insults to the presidency during a Cedar Rapids speech to about 2,500 at El Kahir Shrine temple. He called for grounded thinking, rehabilitation, and adherence to Washington fundamentals, urging Eastern Stars to uphold high moral standards and service.
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Detroit
Hoover
The
United States
John Hammill
Britt
Cedar Rapids
Hammill
Order of Eastern Star
Grand Chapter
Iowa
Order of the Eastern Star
el Kahir Shrine
Washington
Mildred Knowles Schaubacher
Toronto
Canada
Eastern Stars
Cedar
Malta
Marion
Lila E. Palmer
Louise Dorothy Randolph
Marie Reiter
Charles Bode
Blanche Kuning
Glenn Norton
Frances Butcher
Juanita Jackson
Ruth Watson
Mayme Kroulik
Elsie Jordan
Marshal
Jennie Mickel
Milo H. Runkle
Edna Roberts
Adah
Ann Kennewulf
Ruth
Edith Godden
Esther
Bernice Diserens
Martha
Mary Kendall
Electa
Lucy Pyle
Warder
Ruth Leinbaugh
Sentinel
Robert McClaughry
Tipton
Grace Fraseur
Betty Fraseur
Anita Chamberlain
Frances Jenks
Ruth Carney
Sioux City
Orpha Griffith
Town City
Masonry officials gather for regional session supper
Marguerite Dunn and other state officers from Minnesota Nebraska Wisconsin Montana Kansas and Nebraska attend the session closing with group singing of America the Beautiful led by Mrs Emily Sanborn of Cedar Rapids. Following the meeting Cedar and Malta chapters officers and past grand officers totaling 250 enjoy an informal supper at Bishops.
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Marguerite Dunn
Minnesota
George S. Dunlap
Nebraska
Ada Thompson Brown
Wisconsin
Rowland
Montana
Margaret Stephenson
Kansas
Emanuel Lundak
Emily Sanborn
Cedar Rapids
Cedar
Malta
Bishop's
Methodist Women Hold Unit Meeting At Olin
Representatives from Anamosa Marion Springville Monticello Martelle Central City Mount Vernon and West Branch attend a Woman's Foreign Missionary society unit meeting at Olin Methodist church. Mrs Marjorie Ware leads devotions and plans for the year are outlined by Mrs Burnell.
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Olin
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the
Methodist Church
Anamosa
Marion
Springville
Monticello
Martello
Central City
Mount Vernon
West Branch
Marjorie Ware
H. D. Green
Burnell
Martelle
J. Bruce Eyestone
China
Faith Macomber
Maude Merritt
Lara Stingley
Audrey McCormick
J. M. Tudor
Polly
Anamosa Auxiliary
Ware
Earl Hodgkin
King’s Heralds
Thomas’ Stewart
Conternee
Children's Work
Re elect Kalona Woman District Club Director
Mrs Emil Hesselchwerdt of Kalona was re elected director of the First district Iowa Federation of Women's clubs at the close of a two day convention in Burlington She re appointed Mrs George Rudiger of Washington as district secretary Addresses were given by Mrs William Larrabee Jr Clermont president Mrs Eugene Henley Grinnell first vice president Mrs Taylor Bloomfield federation fine arts chair and Mrs Francs Whitley Webster City past president The Gazette
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Burlington
Emil Hesselchwerdt
Kalona
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
George Rudiger
Washington
William Larrabee, Jr
Clermont
Sta
Eugene Henley
Grinnell
Taylor
Bloomfield
General Federation
Francs Whitley
Webster City
Iowa Federation
White House Medicine Ball Cabinet Meets As 7 O'clock Whistles Blow
Washington AP reports President Hoover maintains a strict 7 am medicine ball routine with Cabinet members on a 30 by 60 foot court beside the south lawn fountain. Dr. Joel Boone notes the exercise proves heart and muscle conditioning can endure past fifty.
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White House
Washington
Hoover
South Lawn
Joel T. Boone
Boone
Amarty
Pat
Weejie
250 Young Women of Amana Colonies Form Hoover Organization
Amana Iowa reports 250 young women in the Amana colonies have been organized to vote for President Hoover. Mrs. Jonathan P. Dolliver II, state director of the Young Women's Republican League, notes many will vote for the first time and that prior sentiment showed lethargy toward national affairs.
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Amana
Hoover Organization
Amana, Ia
INS
Hoover
Jonathan P. Dolliver II
Young Women's Republican League
V F W Seeks Carnival Permit At Memorial Building
V F W representative L W Noble asked the city council for police protection and permission to run a carnival with the Veterans band on November 4 and 5 in the Memorial building. Proposed attractions included a refreshment stand and several games of chance. Mayor Stephanek advised submitting a written petition for review by the public safety commissioner. Earlville Legion elects officers and schedules Armistice Day events with a daytime program and an evening auxiliary program.
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L. W. Noble
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans Band
Noble
W. H. Stephanek
Dan Kruidenier
Commissioner of Public Safety
Earlville
Ben Scheel
American Legion
H. O. Thompson
Carl Laxson
Laxson
Legion
Howard Hunt
C.B. Rogers
E. A. Sachs
Legion Auxiliary
Notice of Assessment for Con Crest Paving Cedar Rapids
City Council of Cedar Rapids Iowa announces a filed plat and schedule for paving on 24th Street Drive Southeast from 1st Avenue to 2nd Avenue. Hearing set for November 17 1932 at 10 a.m. Objections must be in writing within twenty days of first publication. Dated October 27 1932. L J Storey City Clerk. Maude M Krebs Deputy. Published October 27 28 1932.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
24Th Street
1St Avenue
2Nd Avenue
Ceder Rapids
L. J. Storey
Maude M. Krebs
Cedar Rapids notice of paving plat and assessment schedule
City of Cedar Rapids Iowa files a plat and schedule for paving the alley between 2nd and 3rd Streets Southwest from 7th to 8th Avenues. Abutting property owners may obj ect in writing within twenty days of posting and first publication. After hearing, the council may approve the corrected assessment as shown. Dated October 27 28 1932. City Clerk J Storey Deputy Maude Krebs.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
2Nd Street
3Rd Street
7Th Avenue
8Th Avenue
Council
J. Storey
Maude M. Krebs
Dissolution of Aviation Advertising Association Partnership
W J Poster withdrew from the partnership with Raymond Carr on September 24 1932. The firm operated as Aviation Advertising Association. The partnership is dissolved and Poster will not be responsible for debts contracted by the Aviation Advertising Association or his former partner.
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W. J. Poster
Raymond Carr
Aviation Advertising Association
W T. Poster
LL Foster
Democratic Rallies and Noted Flyers Planned in Linn County
A schedule of Democratic events unfolds with meetings at C S P S hall and Covington on Friday at 8 and 8 30 pm, featuring W R Hutchinson Maurice Cahill and speakers from Clinton. Cedar Rapids airport guests Mrs Phoebe Omlie and Mrs Sara Lee Fain join the 5 000 mile Roosevelt tour. A major rally Thursday at Memorial building will feature Nelson Kraschel for lieutenant governor and Louis Murphy for U S senator.
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C. S. P. S. Hall
Eleventh Avenue
Third ‘Street
B. M. Jacobsen
W. R. Hutchinson
Maurice Cahill
W. J. Keefe
John Purcell
Clinton
Covington
Joseph Mekota
John M. Redmond
Harold Soper
Young Republicans
Anna Lamey
Linn County
Phoebe Omlie
Business and Professional Women's Roosevelt Committee
Sara Lee Fain
Virginia House of
Norfolk
Omilie
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gov
Roosevelt
Hutchinson
Memorial Building
Nelson G. Kraschel
Louis Murphy
Postville Man Carl R. Schroeder Dies at 46
Carl R. Schroeder died after a lingering illness in Postville hospital at age 46. Born October 7, 1886 in Grand Meadow township Clayton county, he was a farmer for twenty years and unmarried. Survived by two brothers Henry and Otto of Postville and sister Mrs Anna Machow of Sioux Falls. Funeral at St Pauls Lutheran Friday at 1 30 with Rev R B Garton officiating.
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Postville
Carl R. Schroeder
Grand Meadow Township
Clayton County
Carl C. Schroeder
Henry
Otto Schroeder
Anna Machow
Sioux Falls
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
R. B. Garton
Tes ch Confessions Revealed To Jury In Murder Trial
Frank Tesah of Hopkinton testified in the Luther Tesch murder case about two confessions said to reveal planning and the killing of Louis Tesch. The first confession describes shooting in the yard after a quarrel over Martha Tesch and moving the body to a car and to the Wapsie river. The second confesses an abortive plot with stepmother Martha including hiring a killer or using a hatpin, and details of ambushing the father with a gun after borrowing Hartness’s shotgun.
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the Gazette
Manchester
Frank Tesah
Hopkinton
Luther ‘Tesch
Louis Tesch
Wapsie River
Central City
Tesch
Martha
Wapsle
Martha Tesch
Clear Lake
George Hartness
Young Tesch
A. M. Cloud
R. A. Stewart
State Hospital
Independence
Condon
Larry Condon
Cedar Rapids
Hartness
Luther Tesch
Overcoat and Purse Stolen at Coveington Dance
Edward Dougherty of Route No 1 reported to Sheriff Joseph A. Petrus that his dark blue overcoat with a purse was stolen during a Wednesday evening dance at Coveington. The purse contained about one dollar in change. Mrs Frank D Cargin near Cedar Rapids reported a hot water heater theft from a garage on her property within the last three days.
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Edward Dougherty
Joseph A. Petrus
Coveington
Frank D. Cargin
Cedar Rapids
Cargin
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