Coe Opens Sixtyeth Year At Chapel Service
Coe college marks its sixtieth academic year with a Monday chapel service at T. M. Sinclair Memorial chapel. Arthur Poe will declare the year open at 9 30 AM. C J Lynch Jr will deliver the principal address on Education as a Process. About 300 new students registered.
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Coe College
T. M. Sinclair
Arthur Poe
Board of Trustees
C. J. Lynch
Lynch
Coe
University of Iowa
Coe Alumni Association
Grace Huddle Ookhoff
George W. Bryant
C. H Wook
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Robert Little
First Presbyterian Church
Eleanor Taylor
Robert_ Little
G W Bryant
David I Berner
Pruhlingseier
Richard Strauss
Debussy
Ernest Charles
Grace Huddle Lockhoff
Miss Taylor
Gace
Gage
J Lynch. Jr
C. H Hook
Eleanor Hartman dies at 75 in Iowa City
Eleanor M Hartman 75 of Iowa City died by self harm Saturday. Coroner Dr George Callahan said she was born December 14 1865 in Australia to Moravian missionaries and moved to the U S from Canada in 1886. Surviving: brother Henry J and niece Elizabeth of Cedar Rapids. Funeral held Monday at 1030 am at Cedar Memorial Cemetery.
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Iowa City
Eleanor M. Hartman
George Callahan
Australia
United States
Canada
Hartman
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Methodist Church
Henry J
Elizabeth
Cedar Rapids
Beckman
Maen’s
German Periodical Attacks Swiss Policy In Tense Berlin Rally
In Berlin the Das Reich weekly demanded Switzerland seek a new relationship with Germany and condemned Swiss policy as intolerable. The piece tied the stance to threats of reprisals in the German occupied Netherlands for alleged mistreatment of German nationals in the Dutch East Indies and declared Luxembourg now part of Germany.
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Berlin
Das Reich
Switzerland
Germany
Netherlands
Dutch East Indies
Luxembourg
Al Smith Jr to Head Willkie Support Group
Alfred E. Smith Jr. took leadership of a newly organized committee of democratic businesspeople for Wendell L. Willkie. Smith said the group acts to save business from stagnation and starvation by electing a competent, honest businessman, with the slogan rout Roosevelt.
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New York
Alfred E. Smith, Jr
Wendell L. Willkie
Smith
Roosevelt
Francis J. Gable to Speak at Unity Center
Francis J. Gable editor of Good Business will deliver a lecture on Excuses at Unity Center 1015 Second Avenue SE at 8 p.m. Wednesday. Gable is a field lecturer for the Unity School of Christianity in Kansas City MO. The event is open to the public with a free will offering.
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Francis J. Gable
Good Business
Unity Center
Second Avenue SE
Gable
Unity School of Christianity
Kansas City
Reverend Stephen Boyle S J Dies After Long Illness
The Rev Stephen Boyle S J aged 60 a Marquette high school faculty member in Milwaukee for 10 years died Saturday after a long illness. Native of Cedar Rapids he was educated at Creighton University class of 1912 and taught at Detroit University. He leaves a large family and funeral services will be held in Milwaukee Tuesday.
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Stephen Boyle
S. J
Marquette University
Milwaukee
D. F Boyle
Avenue
Father Boyle
Cedar Rapids
Fifth Street
Washington High School
Creighton University
Detroit University
Graveside rites for Mrs J G Hallberg held in Cedar Rapids
Graveside services for Mrs J G Hallberg 45 died Sept 14 in Great Falls Montana were set for 2 pm Monday at Linwood Cemetery Cedar Rapids with Rev August Cramer presiding. Her ashes arrived for burial and she was formerly Mary Paul of Cedar Rapids. Surviving are her husband sister Mrs E Rosencrans 322 G Ave NW Cedar Rapids and brother Joe Paul of Hutchinson Kansas. Funeral services for Mrs Jessie Irene Stewart wife of William A Stewart at 310 First Avenue W are noted.
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J. G. Hallberg
Great Falls
Mont
Linwood
August Cramer
Sinclair Memorial Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids
Hallberg
Mary Paul
Montana
E. Rosencrans
G Avenue
Joe Paul
Hutchinson
Kan
Local funeral notices for two women announced
A local hospital death leads to a service at Turner chapel with Rev I E Linkletter at 2 pm Sunday and burial at Cedar Park Memorial. burial details and calling hours also listed. Anne K Miller of 1337 Sixth Street NW will lie in state for a St Patricks church requiem high mass at 9 am Tuesday with Rev D J Lenihan officiating and burial at St John's cemetery. Teahen funeral home notice advises calling Sunday evening and Monday.
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Turner Chapel
I E Linkletter
Cedar Park Memorial Cemetery
Anne K Miller
Sixth Street NW
St Patricks Church
D.J Lenihan
St. John's Cemetery
Teahen Funeral
Man Held After Autos In Crash Near Airport
Walter Semelroth age 22 was held in county jail Saturday night for investigation after a two vehicle crash on Ely road near the airport involving his car and one driven by Robert Hubacek. Hubacek suffered body bruises as both cars suffered extensive front end damage. Semelroth was arrested by Deputy P J Whittemore and Motorcycle Patrolman Remington after stating he had several drinks earlier Saturday. a blood test for intoxication was taken and charges await the test result.
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Walter Semelroth
Route 3
Ely
Robert Huhacek
Semelroth
Hubacek
P. J. Whittemore
Remington
Whittemore
Homecoming Planned at Dairydale Sunday School
Former members of the Dairydale Sunday school on Mount Vernon road will return for a homecoming on Sunday Sept 29. Rev Frank Ward Sunshine Mission superintendent will speak. The school has occupied three buildings since 1844. Services begin 9:30 am with a basket dinner after a 10:30 to 11:45 am church service.
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Dairydale
Mount Vernon Road
Iowa
Frank Ward
Sunshine Mission
Cedar Rapids Hosts 1941 Moose Convention Election
The Iowa Moose lodge elected Leo Kohl of Iowa City president for 1941 Cedar Rapids won the convention by six votes over Iowa City Fred Bartz of Waterloo was elected first vice president Henry Moss of Clinton became second vice president Emil Hassenfratz of Burlington third vice president and Edward Meyer of Davenport reelected secretary treasurer after 25 years of service.
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Burlington
Iowa Moose Lodge
Leo Kohl
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Fred Bartz
Waterloo
Henry Moss
Clinton
Emil H Hassenfratz
Edward Meyer
Davenport
The Last of the Zborov opens South Side event season
The Bohemian Dramatic Association stages the three act war drama The Last of the Zborov by F. G. Vacek at 7:30 tonight in C S P S hall with orchestra led by Richard Blahnik. Proceeds go to the Czech relief fund as the group opens its fortieth season.
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F. G. Vacek
C S. P. S. Hall
Bohemian Dramatic Association
Richard Blahnik
T. B Hlubucek
V. Picek
John Spicka
Joseph Pazour
Marie Bohac
Margie Petrasek
Frank Machovsky
Frank Janeha
Vinc Kadlec
Jerry Nemec
Doe Jun
Miles Kirchner
Frank Sykora
Gus Subik
Frank Kohoutek
Carl Landercott
George Chmelicek
Emil Cuhel
T. B. Hlubucek
Evening Citizenship Class Opens at Hayes School
An adult citizenship class will start Tuesday September 24 at Hayes school at D street and Twentieth avenue SW. Sessions run Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. led by J. C Stepan. Textbooks are provided by the U S Bureau of Naturalization. Foreign born residents aiming for citizenship are invited to join.
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Hayes School
D Street
Twentieth Avenue SW
J. C Stepan
U. S. Bureau of Naturalization
Department of Justice
Washington
Dramatic Club Opens Season With Czech Comedy
The Dramatic Club of Ceska Lipa at St Wenceslaus parish plans a three act comedy Panem Na Rodne Hroude directed by Wes Drahozal for the National Czech Catholic Alliance fundraiser. Rehearsals for Kutilova Zeni Syna directed by Pavla Hromadka begin for an Oct 6 performance at the Z C B J hall featuring Julia Vyskocil Frank Libel Jere my Drahovzal Mildred Drahovzal Lenore Jelinek Anna Machacek Martha McGrew Lillian Samek and Frank Rys. Czech talking pictures will be shown at the Z C B J hall sponsored by the Z C B J organization.
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Ceska Lipa
St. Wenceslaus Parish
Wes Drahozal
Czech Catholic Alliance
Z.cb.j. Dramatic Circle
Kutilova Zeni Syna
Z.C.B.J. Hall
Pavla Hromadka
Julia Vyskocil
Frank Libel
Jeremy Drahovzal
Mildred Drahovzal
Lenore Jelinek
Anna Machacek
Martha McGrew
Lillian Samek
Frank Rys
Z.c.bj
Z.C.B.J. Organization
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William A Stewart
First Avenue W
Anne K. Miller
South Side News
Vlasta Burian
St Wenceslaus Parish
John Rompotl
Joseph Rejman
N. L. Hromadka
Charles Cacek
ZC B.J
Cleveland
Czech National Alliance
Zc.b.j
Bohemian Reading Society
Bohemian School
Czech Alliance
Z.c.bi Hall
Karla Masaryk
Joseph Shulista
Twenty-second Avenue
C.S.P.S. Hall
Z.C.B.J
Z.C.B.J. Board of Trustees
Sixteenth Avenue Commercial Club
South Side Civic Club
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Vanity Bench
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