Wood Carving Archery Fan Grows His Own Tobacco Crop
ARRETT L. HOGLAN, an 84 year old hobbyist from 1220 Second Avenue SE, started tobacco raising at age 83 and now dries about 80 plants for pipe fodder. He carves crossbows and shoe miniatures, polishes stones, and keeps a shaving horse in his yard, saying life stays lively as long as he can get around. He attributes health to fruit cereals nuts and milk, avoiding meat and fish, and notes tobacco requires constant tending and family effort.
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Arrett L. Hoglan
Mr. Hoglan
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Second Avenue SE
Hoglan
Africa
Garrett L. Hoglan
Bohemian Dramatic Society Opens Season With War Drama
This evening at the C. S. P. S. hall the thirty eighth season of the Bohemian Dramatic society opens with the war drama And He Did Return directed by Theodore B. Hlubucek. Proceeds benefit the Czech Defense fund and a large audience is expected. Karla Masaryk chorus sings at intermissions with curtain at 7 30. Cast includes Vaclav Picek T B Hlubucek Rose Drmyš Milo Kirchner Marie Bohac Vincent Kadlec Frank Sykora Alois Jedlicka Frank Kohoutek Joseph Pazour Rose Messa George Chmelicek Emil Cuhel John Zlatohlavek Margaret Petrasek Rose Bartunek Gladys Rejsa Josephine Lebeda Libbie Machacek Libbie Cerveny. Local Czechs oppose partition plans, diverging from other cities in Sunday mass meetings.
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C. S. P. S. Hall
Bohemian Dramatic Society
Theodore B. Hlubacek
Czech Defense Fund
Karla Masaryk
Vaclav Picek
T. B. Hlubucek
Rose Drmyš
Milo Kirchner
Marie Bohac
Vincent B. Kadlec
Frank Sykora
Alois Jedlicka
Frank Kohoutek
Joseph Pazour
Rose Messa
George Chmelicek
Emil Cuhel
John Zlatohlavek
Margaret Petrasek
Rose Bartunek
Gladys Rejsa
Josephine Lebeda
Libbie Machacek
Auction to support Czech Defense Fund planned in Iowa
An auction of donated merchandise and poultry will be held at the C. S. P. S. hall on Monday Oct 3 to meet a 5000 quota for the Czech Defense Fund. The Coe military band led by Stanley Vesely will perform for Czech day on Oct 28 at the same hall. The Sokol Junior Falcons will hold a Tuesday 8 p.m. business session at the Sokol hall as October activities are planned. Delegates Thomas Suchomel Frank Machovsky Martha Kralik and Anna Kapoun attended a Chicago meeting representing Sokols and Auxiliary.
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Czech Alliance
Coe
Stanley Vesely
Sokol Society
Sokol
Thomas Suchomel
Frank Machovsky
Martha Kralik
Anna Kapoun
Sokols and
Auxiliary
Chicago
National Sokol Convention Set to Begin Monday
The Central district with local member organizations meets in Chicago today. Delegates of the Zdruzenych Damskych Sboru gather next Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Czech school for important business. The Bohemian Reading society also meets next Friday at 7 30 p.m. at the Czech school followed by a social hour. The Renata Tyrs Sokolky sewing circle convenes next Tuesday at 1 30 p.m. at the Sokol hall.
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Chicago
Bohemian Reading Society
Renata Tyrs
Social Welfare Meeting Programs Planned in Iowa Conference
Cedar Rapids participants join the Iowa conference of social welfare at Fort Dodge from Wednesday to Friday. Mrs. Alice Ferber leads a case work session after Grace Ferguson speaks. Lena Vogt addresses the legal aspects of work with the Feeble Minded. Dr. E G Kieck also on the program.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa Conference of Social Welfare
Fort Dodge
Alice Ferber
Grace Ferguson
University of Iowa
School of Social Service Administration
Lena Vogt
Linn County
E. G. Kieck
Edward C. Lindeman
New York School of Social Work
Virginia Howlett
Associated Junior Leagues of America
American Association of Social Workers
Ferber
Mildred Hunt
Elizabeth Meerdink
Martha Walker
Relief Office
Coe Opens Sixth Year With Record Enrollment
Coe college begins its 58th academic year with anticipated enrollment over 350 new students, second only to the 1921 freshman class record of 400. The opening assembly at Sinclair Memorial chapel features Earl Hall of The Mason City Globe-Gazette as guest speaker, with remarks by Arthur Poe and other officials. Classes start 1:30 pm Monday with morning sessions Tuesday.
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Coe College
Earl Hall
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
Mason City Globe-Gazette
Hall
H. M. Gage
Coe
Verne Marshall
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Arthur Poe
Board of Trustees
Gage
Robert Little
Andrea Johannsen
Old Main Hall
Old Main
John M. Henry
Night classes help aliens learn English at McKinley High
Cedar Rapids offers free night courses for foreign born residents and aliens seeking citizenship. Classes run 7 to 9 30 p m on Mondays Tuesdays and Thursdays at McKinley High School starting Oct 10 with a second term in January. Alma E Wright WPA teacher oversees the program.
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Cedar Rapids
McKinley High School
Tenth Street
Alma E. Wright
WPA
Retiring Coe College business manager after 33 years
S N Harris, business manager at Coe College since August 1905, will retire next Saturday after 33 years of service. He helped pioneer college accounting systems and oversaw Coe's universal bookkeeping approach. Harris will visit his sister in Hollywood, Calif, before planning an uncertain winter. Prof. John M Henry will assume managerial duties.
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Coe College
S. N. Harris
Harris
Coe
National Association of Business Managers
Hollywood
Calif
Harvey Bradley
John M. Henry
Insanity Plea Of Man Who Marked 16 To Die Fails
AYEGATE Mont AP Lee Simpson 50 rancher marked sixteen people for death claiming theft of his ranch property. A district court jury found him guilty and sentenced him to death for slaying Deputy Sheriff Arthur Buford who was killed April 14 during the missing McDonald brothers case. Simpson confessed and led officers to the McDonalds bodies.
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Ayegate
Mont
Lee Simpson
Golden Valley
Arthur Buford
Simpson
Buford
Gerald
Robert McDonald
McDonalds
History Buff Hunts for Presidents Past on Historic Tours
George B. Sherman of Cedar Rapids travels 3 500 miles exploring presidential graves and monuments. He notes plain markers at Madison and Dolly Madison, Monroe statue tale, and visits Yorktown Gettysburg and the Monroe home era sites. He seeks graves of all deceased presidents.
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Jefferson
Sherman
United States
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
Calvin Coolidge
Plymouth
James Madison
Madison
Mr. Sherman
Dolly Madison
Monroe
Battle Fields
Lookout Mountain
Fredericksburg
Chancellorsville
Wilderness
New England
Adams
Quincy
Mass
Cedar Rapids
Lexington
Concord
Old Salem
Coolidge
Washington, D. C
Gettysburg
Yorktown
Amarillo Celebrates 50th Anniversary in Plains Cow Town
Amarillo Texas, a city of about 50 000 people founded as a cow town in the plains country, marks its fiftieth anniversary this year.
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Amarillo
Tex
Berry Indicates No Vote Contest Not Entered
Washington Senator George L. Berry of Tennessee says he will not contest his primary defeat. He claims federal agencies including the WPA were brazenly used against him.
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Berry
Washington
INS
George L. Berry
Tenn
WPA
Peace Prayer Call Unites All Faiths At World Peace Service
Chicago leaders Bishop George Craig Stewart Reverend Theodore C. Hume and Clifford W. Barnes issued a call for churches of all faiths to join in a world peace prayer Sunday. The effort was coordinated by the Chicago Church Federation and the Chicago Sunday Evening Club.
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Chicago
George Craig Stewart
Episcopal Diocese of
Theodore C. Hume
Chicago Church Federation
World Friendship Commission
Clifford W. Barnes
Chicago Sunday Evening Club
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