Coe observes Constitution Day 64th year opening lecture
Coe College marks Constitution Day with the start of its 54th academic year in Sinclair Memorial chapel. William Chamberlain of Winnetka, former attorney and head of United Light and Power, delivered the principal address on the Constitution’s framing, amendments, and the enduring structure of government. Dr. H. M. Gage welcomed the speaker and outlined the college’s goals of culture, character, and citizenship as opening exercises proceeded with music and prayers.
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Coe College
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
William Chamberlain
Winnetka, I
United Light and Power Company
Chamberlain
H. M. Gage
Gage
Arthur Poe
Coe Board of Trustees
Catherine Adams
Robert Little
Max Daehler
Margaret Pratt
Daehler
George W. Bryant
Children Welcome Reopening Of Day Nursery At Community House
Eight youngsters welcomed the Cedar Rapids Community House day nursery reopening as the Junior League launches its annual fund drive. Director Miss Isabel Scroggie and nurse Miss Lucille Mayher oversee baths, meals, brushing teeth, and medical checkups for children under school age whose mothers work or seek work. The nursery capacity is 15, with county relief aiding outreach to eligible families.
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Community House Day Nursery
Cedar Rapids Junior League
Bobby
Isabel Scroggie
Miss Scroggie
Dolores
Richard
Margaret Larimer
Junior League
County Relief Office
Lucille Mayher
Rock Island Shop Unions Vote On Joining AFL
A mass meeting of Rock Island shop union members will be held at the Labor temple Tuesday at 7 30 p m to explain the proposed vote on affiliating with the American Federation of Labor. Rail unions have voted or will vote, with Cedar Rapids set for September 19 as the voting date, with G W Hanger the federal mediator and AFL and Rock Island representatives present. date may change.
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Rock Island
Labor Temple
American Federation of Labor
Cedar Rapids
G. W. Hanger
C R Drum Corps Loses Point In Time Ruling At Des Moines
Cedar Rapids Boys Drum and Bugle corps returned to Cedar Rapids with runners up honors at the Iowa State Music festival in Des Moines. A 97.4 score was reduced to 96.4 after judges ruled the corps failed to perform field maneuvers as required. Musketeers of Cedar Rapids won with 96.75. Drake stadium hosted the event.
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Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Drake Stadium
Wagner
Stanley Vesely
Francis Pugh
Coe College
Musketeers of
Heeler Vv. F. W
Aphids Cause Honeydew No Trees Involved
Honeydew on cars is not from trees but exudate from aphids on leaves. A State College inquiry answered by George C Decker notes the upper leaf surface origin with aphids on the lower surface and describes misty honeydew seen beneath infested elms.
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E. S. Smith
Smith
State College
George C. Decker
Decker
Will Rogers Queries Yacht Race Accounts
Will Rogers asks for a clear report on a recent yacht race, noting conflicting local papers. He cites claims of a last minute doubt, possible interference by cruisers, and debates over professionalism and boat construction, suggesting sending details to the League of Nations for clarification.
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London
Roosevelt
League of Nations
Will
Break Into Paper Store Room Used For Target Practice
Thieves broke into the paper storage room of French Stamats Inc. at 88 First Avenue E. They used 38 caliber revolvers to shoot at four cartons of envelopes, making a bed in the storage room beneath the sidewalk and prying a lock to gain entrance. No attempt was made to enter the offices on the ground floor.
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French Stamats, Inc
First Avenue E
First Street
Promotion of Policemen Is Confirmed By Council
Official promotion of Motorcycle Patrolman Albert Wilson and Patrolman A F Haberle to the city detective bureau and elevation of Patrolman John Hanna to motorcycle patrolman were ordered by the city council on chief of police and public safety commissioner's recommendation. Promotions were on a trial basis, confirmed after more than a month. Gene Edward Hubler infant son of Mr and Mrs Leo Hubler died Sunday afternoon at the family home east of Lisbon. Funeral Tuesday at 2:30 in Lisbon cemetery conducted by Rev Frank Ward.
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Albert Wilson
A. F. Haberle
City Detective Bureau
John Hanna
Ray S. Tapper
Dan Kruidenier
Public Safety
Mechanicsville
Gene Edward Hubler
Leo Hubler
Lisbon
Charles David
Charles Ward
Cedar Rapids
Lisbon Cemetery
Frank Ward
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Azizia
Tripoli
Death Valley
Calif
Eliza Rickok
C. R. Drum Corps
Aker
Wes
SAKE
Will Rogers
Editor
Smulekoff
Furniture Exposition
Beautyrest
Simmons
Chest of Drawers
Bigelow Axminster
Axminster
American Orientals
Bigelow
Axminster and
Wilton
Iowa
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