Spiritual Alacrity In Sermon Theme
Dr. R W Schloerb of Hyde Park Baptist in Chicago preached on Spiritual Alacrity at the final of five union services at St Pauls Methodist. He urged meeting life’s duties with joy and duty, citing Paul and Silas, and warned against petulance while emphasizing the inner and outer compulsion to endure. Sunday’s program featured vocal soloist Mrs James B Hodgson and organist Mrs Helen Little Hickman with Dr Robert Little presenting.
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R. W. Schloerb
Chicago
Hyde Park
James B. Hodgson
Helen Little Hickman
Robert Little
First Presbyterian Church
Schloerb
Obituaries for Mrs Tracy Stuckey and Alexander Ploc
Two obituaries appear for Cedar Rapids area residents. Mrs Tracy Stuckey dies at 606 First Avenue West after brief illness at age 69. She leaves three daughters, siblings, seven grandchildren, and burial in Britt Iowa after services in Cedar Rapids and Britt. Alexander Ploc, born February 20 1880 in Ceska Trebova, dies in Cedar Rapids after ten years in the city. burial in Bohemian National cemetery. He leaves two daughters in Alexandria Louisiana and several cousins and relatives.
Funeral services for Peter N Kimes held Tuesday
Funeral services for Peter N Kimes who died at his home 620 Eighth avenue SE Saturday will be held in the Barta chapel Tuesday at 2 p m Rev E J Eykle to officiate burial in Bohemian National cemetery Friends may call at the chapel from 7 to 9 p m Monday Peter Cullen 67 died Sunday at a local hospital after a long illness He was a stenographer for B L Wick in recent years and previously with Redmond and Stewart He is survived by two brothers and a sister in Ohio The body is at Monahan funeral home pending arrangements
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Tracy Stuckey
Charles Stuckey
First Avenue
Stuckey
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Britt
Iowa
Sam Gooden
Kensett
Minnie
Buena
Clyde McCormick
Thomas O'Rourke
Gus Horstman
Herman Horstman
Congregational Church
Turner Chapel
Boughton
Peter N. Kimes
Eighth Avenue SE
Barta Chapel
E. J. Eykle
Bohemian National Cemetery
Peter Cullen
B. L. Wick
Redmond and
Stewart
Ohio
Monahan
Rites For Mrs Siebenaller Held At Beatty Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Josephine Siebenaller, who died at home on Saturday, were set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at Beatty chapel. Relatives noted in Sunday’s item attended, and she leaves her mother Mrs Ida Mae Steadman of Cedar Rapids among others.
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Siebenaller
Josephine Siebenaller
Tenth Avenue SE
Beatty Chapel
Ida Mae Steadman
Cedar Rapids
Schrader wins at fair as Bay crowd watches
Schrader's great five mile race at the fair grounds pits him against Ben Shaw of Newark with Frame of Los Angeles slated to visit Friday. He led from the start in the final after a delayed start, finishing ahead of Shaw and others. Finals and heats list Shaw, Schrader, Snyder, Lake, Miller, Adair among top finishers with times around 2 17 to 2 28.
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Schrader
Ben Shaw
Newark
N. J
Shaw
Fred Frame
Los Angeles
Calif
Indianapolis
Fair
Frame
Tale Aioe
Hawkeye Downs
Gus Schrader
Cedar Stupids
Herb Marus
Detroit
Jimmie Miller
Jollywood
Deb Snyder
Kent
Roy Lake
Burbank
Hollywood
Hal Cole
South Gate
Jer Mays
New York City
Clark Caudle
Dal- Ina
Tex
Les Adair
Ind
Jer! Mays
Clark Candle
Dallas
Ernie Bush
Wyandotte
Mich
Ray Gardner
Colif
Walter ‘Trevelion
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Ren Bhean
Jimmie Miter
Night Show at Fair 15 Charms Crowd with Daring Acts
The Night Show at Fair 15 wowed spectators with the Gasca Brothers on a trapeze and a two on big wooden balls act, Leo Gasca billed as Leo Alvarez in a Mexican tight wire routine, Fenwick and Cook’s upside down doll routine, Barton and Dave on novelty bicycles, and Dy and Betty in adagio and tropical bird numbers. Rider sisters gave solo finale work, while crowds lingered after the show amid grounds and refreshment stands.
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Gasca
Leo Gasca
Leo Alvarez
Fenwick
Cook
Barton
Dave
Freddy
Betty
Rider Sisters
Chicken bone removed from Mrs Walter at St Luke’s
Mrs Louis Walter of Williamsburg was treated at St Luke’s hospital Sunday after a chicken bone became stuck in her esophagus during a family reunion in Springville. The bone was sharp and caused a slight throat laceration.
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Louis Walter
Williamsburg
St. Luke’s Hospital
Walter
Springville
King Boris and Queen Joanna Visit UK En Route to Balmoral
London dispatch reports King Boris and Queen Joanna of Bulgaria arriving at Dover on Monday. They travel to London and Balmoral to be guests of King George and Queen Elizabeth, marking a royal encounter during their European itinerary.
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London
Boris
Joanna
Bulgaria
Dover
Balmoral
Scotland
George
Elizabeth
Curiosity Wins Day on Eastern Shore
The Eastern Shore welcomed the President on Sunday as farmers along tobacco and cornfields observed the event. Residents described weathered, stock-descended locals, with fishing families blending work in the fields and strong interest in the gubernatorial race. Denton displayed a welcome banner. banners for Tydings and Lewis also appeared near the courthouse.
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Iowa
Illinois
Tydings
Lewis
Denton
Milner Injured In Fall From Boat Landing Near Central City
Mrs. R. S. Milner of 308 Forest Drive SE suffered fractures of both bones in her right ankle after slipping from a pontoon landing while bailing water from a boat. She surfaced, was assisted from the water, taken to Mercy Hospital, received a cast, and returned home.
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R. S. Milner
Forest Drive
Arthur L. Albert
Wapasie
Central City
Milner
Ace Cop Dies in New York After Decades of Cracking Crimes
Deputy Police Inspector Richard Oliver, 54, a veteran of three decades in New York City detective work, known for solving more than 100 major cases, died at his home Monday from an apparently heart related death.
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NEW York
Richard Oliver
New York City
Bullitt warns U S may not stay neutral in future wars
In a speech at the Pointe de Graves memorial near Bordeaux American Ambassador William C. Bullitt warned that no European power should rely on U S neutrality if a general war breaks out. He stressed a US French democratic bond while noting uncertainties about future involvement. France’s Georges Bennett urged allied cooperation to dispel war danger.
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Bordeaux
France
INS
William C. Bullitt
United States
Pointe de Graves
America
Gironde River
Here
Bullitt
Europe
Georges Bennett
Czechoslovakia
Britain
Goebbels Assails Spy Persecution In London and Paris
Nazi Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels accused England and implicitly the United States of persecuting Germans on espionage charges. In a Stuttgart address closing the congress of Germans living abroad, he said the outside world hates Hitler and envies the Reich. A stray sentence notes hay fever sufferers rarely have other diseases.
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Stuttgart
Germany
INS
Joseph Goebbels
England
United States
Hitler
Fuehrer
Radio Programs Afternoon Schedule on NBC CBS and WJZ
Radio afternoon to late evening lineup lists NBC WEAF WJZ CBS WABC shows. Programs include Primetime addresses by Franklin Roosevelt from Denton Maryland, Backstage Wife, Stella Dallas, Pepper Young’s Family, The Guiding Light, and orchestral concerts by Duchin, Duke Ellington and others. Multiple stations and chains coordinate music, drama and news blocks across WEAF WJZ CBS WABC.
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Pisnetts
Bob
NBC
WEAF
Petas Orchestra
WJZ
Epoch Light's Orchestra
CBS
Wabc and Chain
Joe Orepus
Hymns of All Churches
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Denton
Fepper Youns's Family
NHBC
Billsburgherss
the Guiding Light
William Sore
A.F.L
Patterns In Swing
Stella Dallas
Weaf Chain
Cleveland Airport
WABC
Channes
Tenor
Rex Maupin
Thompson
WIZ Chain
Paul Dousing
Paul Sabin
Buramen
Jesse Graceford
Heath Row
Wabc and
Chain
Vivian Bell Oats
WEAP
WJZ Chain
Monaay
MOX
Waltematy
MNBC
Fight Proaran Cherniayvsky
Frank “Black
Atring
Welles
Andy
Ben
É "Cutler
Henry Busse
Eulm
Abner
XMOX
al Donahue
Gene_ Krupa
Earl Hines
Breese
Te Weems
Brooks
Wecco
Herbie Ksy
Myrt
Marge
National Farm and Home Hour
Helen Trent
WBBM
KMOX
Hilltop
House
Armchair Quartet
Edward MacHugh
WABG
WHEM
WCCO
Betty and
Josef Hand
Mary Marlin
Gertrude Bary
Wdz
Ma Perkins
Pepper Young
EAT, Chain
Four of Us
eEalbert Bae
Hollace
ABC and_ chain
Silhouetes
Ain
Edward Davies
Nile Meek
Happy Jack, Sons
Weaf Split Chain
Indiana Indigo
Eton ‘Boys
Paul Douglas
Sports Review
NHC
Marlowe and
I Fano
Marlowe Anyon
Story of the Sons
Lyrica
Lorraine
Wabco and Chain
Easy Aces
Rey Heatherton
Mr. Keen
Adrian Rollini
Pacific
James G. Harbord
Helen Menken
Hisand
Vivian Della Chiesa
W4z Chain
Four Corners Theater
Paula Martin
Jack Berch
Denny Goodes
Hal Kemp
Orchiestra
Jimmie_Ficher
Nace Weaf
Fells Knight
Grant Park
Chicago
Jesse Crawford
Tommy Dorsey
Will McCune
Hollywood
WOO Kmox
Abel Lyman
Harry Owens
Rody Duchin
BC and Chain
Richard Himber
WE Chain
Ausso
the Arab
Count Sbasie
Wabo and Chain
Anson Weeks
Plane crash in Edmonton kills ten and injures nineteen
A Royal Air Force plane crashed in Edmonton on Monday, killing ten people including nine bystanders. The craft struck a house in a suburb, set homes alight, and exploded, with three people dying in a fire and nineteen injured amid a collapsing scene.
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London
INS
Royal Air Force
Edmonton
City Briefs And Personals
City plan commission will meet 7 30 p m Tuesday in council chamber City hall. Royal Arch Masons meet 7 30 p m Tuesday at Masonic hall Mark Master degree. Twelve cabbage heads belonging to Emmett G Hopkins stolen from Cleveland relief garden plot. Zofie Podlipska lodge meets next Wednesday 2 p m C S P S hall Townsend club meets Sept 13 no meeting Sept 6. One act play then dancing and refreshments scheduled. Musketeer Drum and Bugle corps playing at Chariton today. to perform at All Iowa fair Hawkeye Downs Wednesday. William Pfeffer carpenter 614 Second Ave SW suffered heart attack Sunday night rushed Mercy hospital condition poor.
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City Plan Commission
Council Chamber
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Hall
Emmett G. Hopkins
Fifth Avenue
Cleveland
Hopkins
Townsend Club
Musketeer
Chariton
Hawkeye Downs
William Pfeffer
Carpenter
Second Avenue SW
Fire crew douses three blazes at Hawkeye Downs races
A special crew of Hawkeye Downs firemen extinguished three small fires under the grand stand Sunday during the auto races. The blazes were caused by unextinguished cigarette stubs dropped by spectators.
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Hawkeye Downs
Young Carl Lagerquist Injures Foot in Milk Bottle Accident
Four year old Carl Lagerquist, son of Mr and Mrs H R Lagerquist of 1029 Sixteenth Street NE, suffered a right foot laceration Sunday at 8 30 am when he dropped a milk bottle he was playing with. The wound required four stitches to close.
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Carl Lagerquist
H. R. Lagerquist
Sixteenth Street
Missing Woman With Child Headed Into Mystery
Roderick Low reports his wife Neva Low 34 disappeared Sunday morning with their 3 year old daughter Barbara. Neva left in the family car a 1933 Ford Tudor license 57 17072. Neva is five feet tall with dark hair and brown eyes.
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Roderick Low
Thirty-sixth Street
Neva
Low
Barbara
Fire sparks ignite unfinished garage under build at residence
Sparks from a bonfire Sunday set an uncompleted garlow on fire at Mrs. M. E. Phillips home 936 Tenth Street NE. Firemen were summoned at 11 40 a m. Damage limited to the garlow. At 12 25 p m Sunday fire company No 6 put out a grass fire in a vacant lot at Fifth Avenue and Meadowbrook Drive SE.
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M. E. Phillips
Tenth Street
Fifth Avenue
Meadowbrook Drive
Cedar Rapids man detained on warrant for false pretenses
H. C. Reuters, 56, of Cedar Rapids, detained by Linn and Cedar county officials on a warrant issued at Tipton Aug. 13 for obtaining money by false pretenses. Tom Walker, 68, was bitten in the chest by a dog Sunday at 3 45 p.m. A physician ordered the dog kept under observation for ten days to check for infection. Police located the dog's owner and notified him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Reuters
Cedar Rapids
James H. Smith
Cedar County
Linn County
Tipton
Tom Walker
Ninth Street
Walker
JAP PLANES FORCE DOWN GERMAN LINER
Three Japanese pursuit planes machine gunned a Junkers transport of Eurasia line, forcing it to land at Liuchow in Kwangsi with ten bullet holes. The flight left Hong Kong for Yunnan an hour earlier. Seven passengers, including two German officials and the pilot W. Lutz, were reported uninjured. The plane bore Eurasia markings and a Chinese flag.
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Hongkong
Junkers
Eurasia Line
Liuchow
Kwangsi Province
Yunnan
China National Aviation Corporation
Canton
W. Lutz
Twins Reactions Alike in Emotional Response
New York report notes that twins share similar emotional reactions beyond physical appearance. Dr. Harold D. Carter of the University of California presented findings in a scientific paper received on Monday.
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New York
INS
Harold D. Carter
University of California
Nazi Congress Opens With Hitler Stand Expected
Nuremberg Germany UP the sixth annual Nazi congress opened with Adolf Hitler expected to declare party policies that could mean peace or war for Europe. Hundreds of thousands of Nazis from across the Reich and abroad attended eight day conference focusing on Gross Deutschland and the Austria annexation amid Czech crisis. Sudeten Germans from Czechoslovakia arrived to a roaring welcome signaling attention to the Czech minorities issue.
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Nuremberg
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Reich
Czechoslovakia
Gross Deutschland
Austria
Czech
Hitler
Richard Wagner
Berchtesgaden
Births Report From Mercy and St Luke Hospitals
Born to Reynolds of Lisbon a son on Sept 3 at Mercy hospital. Others include Johnson from First avenue E a son on Sept 3 at Mercy hospital Craft of K avenue NE a daughter Sept 3 at Mercy hospital Hurley of Chicago a son Sept 4 at Mercy hospital Swore of Sixth street SE a daughter Sept 5 at Mercy hospital Storey of A avenue NE a son Sept 4 at St Luke's hospital Reid of Marion a son Sept 4 at St Luke's hospital Rowley of Marion a son Sept 4 at St Luke's hospital Kimm of Blairstown a son at University hospital Iowa City Sept 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Reynolds
Lisbon
Mercy Hospital
Clarence Johnson
First Avenue E
James Craft
K Avenue NE
Thomas Hurley
Chicago
George Swore
Sixth Street
Rex B. Storey
A Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Albert Reid
Fourth Avenue
Marion
H. Tb. Rowley
Ninth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Marshall Kimm
Blairstown
University Hospital
Iowa City
Clash at Armageddon Megiddo Leaves Fourteen Arabs Dead
On the Megiddo site of ancient Armageddon, fourteen Arabs were killed Monday in a clash with British troops aided by airplanes. The report notes a heavy air and ground assault in the area, with fatalities among those involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
INS
Megiddo
Sioux City Wins Next Vasa Convention Site
Delegates at the twenty second Iowa Nebraska district No 17 Vasa Order of America convention in the Roosevelt hotel chose Sioux City as next year's convention city. The event will be held the Saturday and Sunday before Labor Day with labor day as the business day. A Monday noon luncheon will conclude sessions.
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Roosevelt Hotel
Iowa-Nebraska
Vasa Order of America
Sioux City
Henry Scherer
First Lutheran Church
Vasa Organization
Vasa
Ivar Olson
Davenport
C. Wesson
Grand Lodge
Decree Three Day Rites For Cardinal Hayes
The obituary recalls Cardinal Hayes long service from his 1892 priestly ordination to his 1919 appointment as archbishop and his 1924 elevation to cardinal. It notes his illness after the 1932 Eucharistic Congress in Dublin, his public stance against communism divorce birth control and immoral cinema, and his rise from poverty in New York's east side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Cardinal Hayes
East Side
College of Cardinals
City ordinance: horse considered vehicle in Cleburne
An old Cleburne Texas ordinance declares a horse a vehicle and requires it to wear head and tail lights after dark while traveling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleburne, Tex
Labor movement feud heats up over unity versus civil war
In a sharp clash, CIO supporters accuse the AFL of betraying labor unity by resisting industrial organization. Frank Morrison says rival groups seek to rule or ruin federation, while CIO claims about 9 million members praise growth since their suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
Committee For Industrial Organization
Lewis
Labor Movement
America
Labor Y
Friends of Labor
Frank Morrison
A. F. of L
Riva
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Mrs
Alexander Ploc
Barta
Theodore B. Hlubacek
Alexander Ploe
Ceska Trebova
Joseph Paula
Ward, S. D
Emily
Rose
Alexandria
Rudolph Faltis
Joseph Poula
Blanche Sirovy
Jerry Poula
Confrey
Minn
Peter Kimes
Patrick Joseph Cardinal Hayes
St. Joseph, N. Y
Archdiocese of
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Ace Cop
U.S
Goebbels
Horton Casparis
Paris
Gene and
Glenn
Ward
Muzzy
Just Neldberg
Negy Wiz
Prett
Billy Kelly
Sebs
Wabc Kmo
Woowecco
Josh Hixeins
Re Witte
David Harum
NBC Chain
Lorenzo Jo
Ie Mah “nBey
Kitty “i Keene
Viennese Ensemble
Lighthouse
Mount Vernon Road
Zofie Podlipska Lodge
C.S.P.S
Garlow
Washington
Mount
Tampa
New Orteang
Omaha
Galveston
Yond Termes
Turner Mortuary
Craemer
A. B.grimes
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