All Iowa Dairy Show Opens at Frontier Park in Cedar Rapids
The four day All Iowa Dairy show and Junior Livestock exposition starts Wednesday at Frontier Park Cedar Rapids attracting dairy cattle from Muscatine and across Iowa. Highlights include 1 000 strong mass band concert, vaudeville acts, baby beef judging, and a grand parade with 260 Iowa 4 H members. Junior day Saturday features beef heifer judging and a baby beef sale with premiums and team championship prize.
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Cedar Rapids
Frontier Park
Muscatine
American Legion
Hanford Post
Chamber of Commerce
Society
United States Army
14Th Cavalry
Fort Des Moines
Reed
Gold
Wallace
Cecil Reed
Edith
Iowa
C. B. Righter
University of Iowa
Exposition Grounds
Iowa City
Loyd Swartley
Springville
Urbana
van Horne
Wyoming
R. T. Schwab
Blairstown
Atkins and Marion
G. L. Lyman
Roosevelt
William Vesely
Vinton and
Marengo
Co-Op Dairy
H. N. Strader
Marion
Saddle Horse Division
Charles Moore
Haile Selassie
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
Ralph Drake
Palo
Linn County
Lee Sloan
Myer Avedovech to Direct Quaker Oats Mill in Argentina
Myer Avedovech, supervising engineer for Quaker Oats, will be sent to Buenos Aires in October to supervise the erection of a Quaker Oats mill. He previously served as master mechanic and plant engineer locally. Mrs. Avedovech will depart Oct 2 for Boston to visit relatives before joining him in New York City for a short sail south.
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Myer Avedovech
Quaker Oats Mill
Argentina
Grande Avenue
Quaker Oats Company
Buenos Aires
Avedovech
Boston
Karl A. Bach
East
New York City
Czech classes start fall term at Bohemian school
Classes begin Saturday September 19 at the Bohemian school on Second Street and Tenth Avenue SE. Sessions run Saturdays and Sundays from 8:30 to 11:30 AM, with teachers Marie Chmelicek and Jaroslava Holubova. Three grades offered for children from age seven. parents urged to register on opening day.
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Second Street
Tenth Avenue SE
Marie Chmelicek
Jaroslava Holubova
Mayor's Daughter opens Bohemian Dramatic season in Chicago
About twenty five people take part in the first Czech play of the season Mayor's Daughter a three act musical comedy opening the thirty sixth Bohemian Dramatic association season. It will be presented in C. S. P. S. hall Sunday Sept 27 directed by Vaclav Picek with Frank Chramosta in charge of musical scores.
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Bohemian Dramatic Association
Vaclav Picek
Frank Chramosta
Picnic Planned by Central Committee for Sept 20
By request of the C. S. A. membership another picnic is being planned by the central committee for Sunday Sept 20 at the local venue.
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Central Committee
Miller Grove Park Opens For V Miller Family Reunion
Today Miller Grove Park is opened specifically for attendees of the annual V Miller family reunion. Local officials welcome kin to gather at the park for the family event and related activities.
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Miller Grove
V. Miller
C S A central committee meeting announced for Sept 14
The C S A central committee will meet at the C S P S hall Monday evening Sept 14. Impor tant matters will be discussed and members are asked to be there promptly at 7 p.m. Mr and Mrs Frank J John visited their son Emil in Ames and hosted Mr and Mrs Peter Zochel of Ansley Nebraska at 51 Fourteenth Avenue SW.
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C. S. A. Central Committee
Frank J. John
Emil
Ames
Fourteenth Avenue SW
Peter Zochel
Ansley, Neb
Z C B J to Host Dance and Lodges Meet Next Week
The Z C B J board announces a Wenceslaus dance at the Z C B J hall on Saturday September 26 with free admission for Wen cil Vaclavs and Jameses. Sokols hold a regular meeting tomorrow evening, postponed from last Monday. Mladucech lodge meets next Thursday at 7 30 p.m.
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Wenceslaus
Z. C. B. J. Hall
Wencils
Vaclavs
Jameses
Sokols
Mladucech Lodge
Immunization Campaign Protects Cedar Rapids Children
Two thousand Cedar Rapids children have been protected against diphtheria by a Parent Teacher Association driven immunization campaign ending Tuesday. Mrs S V Shonka led the PTA council as president guiding the effort.
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Cedar Rapids
Parent-Teacher Association
S. V. Shonka
P. T. A. Council
Immunization Drive Ends Soon for Young Children
Immunization for children age 9 to 24 months will be offered by family physicians on Tuesday for the last time. After that date doctors may charge more than the campaign-period fee of 1 dollar for children older than 24 months.
Waltonians Picnic Postponed Due to Wet Grounds
Inclement weather from Saturday rains forced the Waltonians to postpon e their annual picnic at the Upper Palisades. The organizing committee decided the grounds were too wet for games and contests and said a new date would be announced later.
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Upper Palisades
Navy plans bomber capable of carrying twelve tons
A new U S navy bomber is being planned that can carry 12 tons of ordnance. The design aims to enhance striking power and reach, expanding fleet capabilities for long range missions and heavy payload deployments.
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U. S. Navy
Coe Opens Its Fiftieth Year With Chapel Service
Coe college starts its fifty sixth academic year Monday at 10 am with a chapel program. Dr L Myron Boozer new dean of men will deliver Life's Great Hour. Invocation by Dr Robert Little, board vice president. Arthur Poe, board president, to announce the year. First classes Monday afternoon. early registration shows about a twenty percent rise in enrollment. Official figures from registrar J F Yothers to be released later in the week.
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Coe College
L. Myron Boozer
Boozer
Iowa University
Presbyterian Church In Iowa
Robert Little
First Presbyterian Church
Coe Board of Trustees
Arthur Poe
J. F. Yothers
Mediation Board Resigns Over Minneapolis Strikes
The Minneapolis employer employee mediation board, unable to settle extended strikes affecting mills elevators and wholesale grocers, announced its resignation. Mayor Latimer said the resignation would not be accepted, and board members cited labor's refusal to cooperate before strikes as the key cause.
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Minneapolis
E Board
Mediation
Thomas Latimer
Proper Radiator Cleaning With Water Pressure
Replace poking dirt or dead insects from the radiator core with lifting the hood and directing a water stream behind the cells. This method uses water pressure to flush out foreign matter without damaging delicate cells.
City briefs and personals prompt fall gatherings
Bungalow Cooking School runs Monday to Thursday with ads. The Triton club to meet at 7 p.m. Monday at the Y M C A. Cedar Rapids Ministerial association to meet Monday at 10 30 a.m. First Presbyterian chapel. Board of adjustment to meet Monday at 3 p.m. in city hall council room. Mrs Clifford Walker rural route 2 home from St Luke's after surgery. Mr and Mrs E M O'Brien and Mrs Bertha Melichar of Davenport attended Borschel Holets wedding in town Saturday.
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Cedar Rapids
First Presbyterian Chapel
Board of Adjustment
Clifford Walker
St. Luke’s Hospital
E. M. O’brien
Bertha Melichar
Davenport
Borschel-Holets
El Kabir Shrine stag picnic near Center Point Friday
El Kabir Shrine holds a stag picnic for all Shriners at the Sokol camp near Center Point with dinner at 5 30 p m and an arts program. R H Meister serves as general chairman. If rain arrives the event shifts to the Shrine temple.
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el Kabir
Sokol
Center Point
R. H. Meister
Shrine Temple
Advertisement classif ication 39 promoted wood logs coal
Soon here. If you want to buy chunk wood fireplace logs or coal watch the Want Ads under classification 39 Advertisement.
Priscilla Aid Boosts Camp Good Health Fund Total
The Priscilla Aid of Clarence sent $2.50 to the Camp Good Health Fund bringing the running total to $2,710.92. The fund helps defray operating expenses of the health camp for physically handicapped children served by Public Health Nursing.
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Priscilla Aid of Clarence
Camp Good Health Fund
Public Health Nursing Association
Elks To Have Picnic At Sokol Park
The final Elks club outdoor picnic of the season will be held Tuesday at Sokol park with lunch and an evening supper on the grounds. If weather turns unfavorable, the event moves to the club rooms. Committee members are Walter Nesper, Walter Meyer, Gerald McKeeby and Louis Stevenson.
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Elks
Elks Club
Sokol Park
Walter Nesper
Walter Meyer
Gerald McKeeby
Louis Stevenson
Ames Alumni Picnic At Ellis Park Duck Pond
Towa State college alumni hold their annual picnic today at 1 p.m. at the Ellis park duck pond. Officers will be elected. Nominating committee members are Earl Nichols chairman Frank Race A L Woggenthaler and Wayne Montgomery.
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Ners
Floyd Johnston
Iowa State College
Frank B. Astroth
Bryn Mawr Farm
South St. Paul
Minn
Astroth
E. N. Hansen
Dairy Husbandry Department
John B. Gage
Kansas City
National Shorthorn Breeders Association
Barbara Ann Cox
Lieut. J. J. Davis
F. H. Derr
Derr
Optometrist
Redi
Star Jewelry
South Side News
Magnus
Hotel Magnus
Chicago
Waltonians
SEARS
Sears Indestructo
Sears Roebuck
3Rd Ave
COE
Bungalow Cooking School
Triton Club
Graham
Carnation
EFMS
LUX
Kellogg’s
Hormel
P Botte
del Monte
Cass
Ipiedipilies
Erie
Mishissav
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