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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1932
Page
32
The Coe Military Band is highlighted as one of the select college units scheduled to perform at the Chicago World's Fair. The piece notes student musicians and mentions accompanying figures, events, and the broader college participation in national exhibitions.
Fragmented OCR text from a local page shows names, numbers, and stray phrases. Readable items include scattered person names and domestic notes but no coherent event or clear outcome to summarize.
A damaged article fragment from Chicago describes an exhibit or event related to opium, mentioning Smead, Callego, Sevcey, and TattTebodie in a murky account. The text is garbled, but references to a trade show or display and a controversial topic are evident.
A historical notice describes a Lowe Nebraska District meeting and banquet, with references to local attendees and schedule. It notes planned gatherings, movements of groups, and ceremonial outcomes tied to lodge activities and community events.
Burs wv Mr 1956 Mot Virgil Gie mer. 1705 Second erence SE at S Lefee's Dusmings Saturdar, Sep. 3 a deuriter.
The Good Will Tour begins Wednesday with a 25 piece band and visiting towns including Dubuque and Monticello. Delegation will luncheon then proceed to Nashville Waldwin Monmouth Wyoming Hale Olin Moreley and Martele. Films represented include Northwestern Bell, Iowa Electric, Merchants National Bank, and Western Union among others.
Thousands of Cedar Rapids residents will leave home for Labor Day outdoor sports. Auto races start at 2 30 pm at Frontier Park while a night baseball game between Cater Ramdes and Davenpost is scheduled for 8 pm at Bun ny park. A diamondball tournament will be held at Els Park Wonder with numerous events and local vendors expected to draw crowds.
A benefit Diamondball game was planned to aid a boy badly hurt when a bat struck him during a game between two teams. The incident sent spectators scrambling as the bat pierced a crowd, injuring Hahn with broken teeth and jaw, while William Mann sustained a scalp wound. Organizers, including president Joe Carbery, anticipate proceeds will cover medical and related expenses.
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