Keen competition in drum corps tilt at Bunny ballpark
Three American Legion drum and bugle corps compete Friday at 7:30 pm at Bunny ballpark. Muscatine Edward H Bitzer post No 27 organizes the Muscatine corps with uniforms of blue and white, led by Reuben Rasmussen. Washington corps, formed in 1927, features Jack Lezion as its leader with Cecyr Ravens at the trap. The event showcases local bands and their notable instructors and managers amid a lively community program.
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American Legion
Bunny Ballpark
B.D. Silluman
Hanford
Muscatine Corps
Edward H. Bitzer
Muscatre Merchants
Persenne
Af Taertreeigh
Reuben Rasmussen
Chcago
Frick Drake
Washraton Corps
Jack Lezion
Moines
Onaracet Ata Legis
Cecyr Ravers
Notable arrivals and departures in New York and beyond
A 1923 item notes Mrs James F Hamilton and her daughter Anne arriving in New York from an unspecified place as Anne plans a Paris return. Merlin Mickel heads to Nashville to attend the Southeastern School of Printing. H L Simpson of Havana Cuba visits family. a local note reports the thief killed at Greene's opera house. Miss Sue Torller returns home from a six week western trip.
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James F Hamilton
Anne Hate
New York
Greene's Opera House
Miss Sue Torller
Will
Word Puzzle and School Notes From 1903 Cedar Rapids
The article mixes a long list of puzzle clues with school news. It notes J E Ives resuming work in Detroit schools after a tenth South America trip and visits Europe. Frances McMorran and Adah Remington leave for Chicago Training School on Sept 7 1903. Rosar and Mason comedians begin a three night run at Greene's opera house. H A Munger an insurance man dies at home. Labor Day in Cedar Rapids featured a monster parade with unions from nearby cities, athletic park program, speeches by Mayor Huston and Rev Huegett, plus vaudeville, band, races, and fire department exhibition.
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Detroit
J E Ives
South America
Wil
Europe
Frances McMorran
Adah Remington
Chicago
Miss McMorran
Remington
Rosar and Mason
Greene’s Opera House
H A. Munger
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Burlington
Oclwein
Athletic Park
C D Huston
J P Huegett
Fire Department
Who Will Donate Baby Buggy For Needy Family
A family with three children seeks a donated baby buggy. the father has only odd jobs and garden work for income and needs aid to feed the larder. Call the Gazette editor who will connect donors with the family. Chelsea reunion notes include Lyman D. Smith descendants gathering at Oskaloosa with Jessie Wales president.
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Eny
Gazette
Chelsea
Lyman D. Smith
Ted Francisco
Oskaloosa
Jessie Wales
Lois Limbeier
Lunar influences foretell active meetings and ventures
The Stars Say for Friday September 8 indicates a lively period with likely contact among rings and secret societies, affecting publishing and property ventures. Those with birthdays around now may gain encouraging ties to corporations and combines, while writers face both opportunities and possible setbacks.
Notable nativity and traits for Dvorak and a child born today
The text notes a child born today will be versatile and clever yet possibly impetuous and quarrelsome, needing firm early discipline. It cites Dvorak the composer as a notable natality. It cautions Rash and impulsive moves could threaten best interests and urges calmness and self control.
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Dvorak
Oelwein Graduate Plans Dairy Institute Work in India
Oelwein born Burch Schneider a 1920 high school and Town State college graduate will depart September 23 with his wife and family for Allahabad India to teach animal and dairy husbandry at the Allahabad Agricultural Institute. The Presbyterian board of Foreign Missions and the Allahabad institute sponsor the mission and his main goal is to develop a tropical dairy cattle breed. En route he will take a short rest period.
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Oelwein
Burch Schneider
Town State College
Allahabad
India
Allahabad Agricultural Institute
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Allahabad Institute
Summer Cottage Equipment and Obituary Notices
A poem extols ideal summer cottage features including a comfortable bed and avoidance of a straw mattress. Relatives in Manchester report the death of Mrs Thomas Lindsay 64 a former local resident in Long Beach California with burial in Spokane Washington and several surviving siblings.
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Manchester
Thomas Lindsay
Long Beach
Calif
Lindsay
Ference Klaus
Spokane
Wash
Greeley
Delaware County
J M Minch
John
Charles Ocker
West Union
George and
Henry Ocker
Harness thief Raymond Hine Returned to Manchester Jail
Raymond Col Hine who escaped from the county jail in May 1932 after a harness theft conviction was brought back to Manchester jail this week by Sheriff H G Utley. He is alleged to have stolen a harness from a road contractor near Backbone state park and was arrested in Marshaltown by local officers.
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Manchester
Raymond Col Hine
H. G. Utley
Collins
Marshaltown
Foud Tom
New Arrivals in All Leather Bags
Genuine calf leather and calf grain bags join a new showing priced at 195 dollars. Pouches envelopes and zipper styles in black brown and navy feature clever pockets and envelopes.
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