Frank N. Stepanek Nominated to Head Hanford Post
Frank N. Stepanek of 2039 Bever Avenue SE was nominated without opposition to become commander of the Hanford post of the American Legion for the 1934 35 year beginning October 20. Other officers named include vice commanders Glenn McDonald O W Hull and F A Ahring. H H Wage reelected adjutant. Otto F. Hanzlik finance officer. Sergeant at arms contenders are Everett McFann and Chris Schluntz. historian James Franken. chaplain Dwight Krumboltz. Leo Duster spoke on unity and progress of the Legion and noted Iowa’s 4 082 member gain the largest yearly increase. Post membership stood at 1 118, the largest in the state and eleventh in the nation. Constitution day observances were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank N. Stepanek
Bever Avenue
Hanford
American Legion
Glenn McDonald
O. W. Hull
F. A. Ahring
H. H. Wage
Otto F. Hanzlik
Everett McFann
Chris Schluntz
James Franken
Dwight Krumboltz
Stepanek
Linn County Abstract Company
Jefferson Barracks
Fort Riley
Camp Hancock
Tenth
Leo Duster
Custer
Iowa
Sionne
Ita
United States
Legion
Beautiful Blue Waltz Composer and Legion Poster Noted
The article notes a composer of waltzes known for The Beautiful Blue Waltz, with a tribute to Maurice Cahill and Bob Allien at a Legion meeting. It describes a poster backing the Constitution, massed Legionaires, goddess of liberty, and future state convention plans. It also reports staff moves at Western Union and a legal notice about Florence Indra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hendrickson
Legion
Legionaires
Goddess of Liberty
United States
Maurice Cahill
Hanford
Bob Allien
Post
Henry
Haegg
Waterloo
The
Ed Kopp
Defense Day Parade and notable local events 1924
Nearly 1,000 men and women marched in the National Defense Day parade in Greene’s square, followed by a short program. Dr W A Pratt returns from Europe after his twenty seventh trip. William G Murray departs for Harvard graduate school. Harold and Judson Hall injured by an auto on Third Ave and Second St. Harold loses a hand. Luella Juhl and Raymond C Allen wed at home. Bunt Kirk assists Coe College football program. Two Little Waifs shown at Greene’s Opera House. Rock Island train held up near Letts. bandits dynamite the safe and escape with unspecified sum.
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Greene's Square
W. A. Pratt
Europe
William G. Murray
Cambridge
Mass
Graduate School
Harvard University
Harold Hall
Judson
Third Avenue
Second Street
Harold
Luella Juhl
Raymond C. Allen
E. J. Lockwood
Bunt” Kirk
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Moray Eby
Coe College
Columbus Junction
Rock Island
Letts
Examination notice for CPAs in Cedar Rapids Iowa
The Iowa Board of Accountancy announces an examination for certificates to practice as Certified Public Accountants. Qualified applicants may comment or file waivers prior to the examination date. Secretary-Treasurer B McGladrey, CPA. 1020 Merchants National Bank Building Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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OWA Board OF Accountancy
Grapier
Forty-third General Assembly
Giate Gapitel
Bullatne
B. McGladrey
C. P
Merchants National Bank
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
District Court
Linn County
J. E. DeKalb
Savila DeKalb
Marietta DeBord
Cora Lillard
J. K. DeKalb
Uece
Powe
Cedar Rapids Gavings Bank
Cedar Repids
Gabteebet
Geld
Tama Duffy Kensinger wed in Tama Iowa
Tama Miss Helen J. Duffy and Ronald R. Kensinger were married Tuesday in St Patrick's Church parsonage Tama. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Guy Belton. Kensinger foreman at Central Fiber Products, Duffy taught in rural schools.
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Tama
Helen J. Duiffy
John P. Duffy
Ronald R. Kensinger
John Frahm
South of Tama
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
A. P. Meyer
Guy Belton
Kensinger
Mount St. Clare Academy
Clinton
Central Fiber Products Company
Dr Gage Tribute to Rev Jacobson at Coe College funeral
Dr Harry M Gage eulogizes Rev P W Jacobson Coe College faculty member and Mount Hermon lodge worshipful master at Turner's chapel funeral with over 450 attending Knights Templar escort honor. Service speakers include Rev William M Evans and Rev Harry Kremers. Gage notes Jacobson's pure Christian life influenced campus and home. Burial planned Wednesday at Claremont Minnesota.
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P. W. Jacobson
Coe College
Mount Hermon Lodge
Harry M. Gage
Turner's Chapel
Knights Templar
Jacobson Long
William M. Evans
Harry Kremers
Gage
Dr. Jacobson
Dr. Gage
Claremont
Minn
Kent Collects 67 Canes in Cedar Rapids Display
M. W. Kent of 606 Second Avenue SW amasses a cane collection in Cedar Rapids, totaling 67 pieces over twenty years. Notable entries include a horn-handled canes, a thorn carved with a Christ head, gold-headed heirloom, cactus cane from New Mexico, bulls from Mexico, diamond willow canes, and a prose of humorous crooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Kent
Second Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Kent
New Mexico
Mexico
Harry Lauder
Mr. Kent
Dakotas
Just Folks Poem Reflects Silent Neighborhood Boundaries
The poem portrays a neighborhood where residents avoid borrowing or lending with strict restraint. It notes neighbors hosting parties without inviting borrowing and observes an unseen wall forming between them. The speaker suggests such precise courtesy may hinder true friendship despite cordial neighborly conduct.
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Hanford Post
Duster
Leo J. Duster
Department
Miami
Fla
Craven
Plater
2Nd St
Grand Ave
Des Moines
1St St
Mason City
Nebraska St
Sioux City
Wwe
Losa
South America
W. H. Davis
Western Union Telegraph Company
E. M. Lusk
Decatur
John F. Indra
Florence Indra
Belmont Park
Darthenon
Newmans
Mr. Z. Lear
Lear
Newman’s
Newman
Frank
Mary Manners
Baer
Miss Manners
Baer II
Baer-Defender
Him
Rev. Jacobson
Coe
Bates
Revelver
Ngedar Rapids Savings Bank Trust Company
Chicago
Marshalltown
Edgar A. Guest
Neo
Bell-sar
Jersey
Jace
California
Crepe de Chine
Kid D’orsays
Detroit Star
Inic
Sinclair
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