Liberal arts college to bolster rural life values
Prof. E. L. Kirkpatrick of the University of Wisconsin spoke at Coe College on A More Adequate Philosophy of Rural Life. He urged reawakening college interest in rural life, promoting farming as steady work with good living, and highlighting family cooperation and leadership opportunities in farming communities. A luncheon followed at the Butterfly tea shop hosted by Coe faculty and students.
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E.L. Kirkpatrick
Coe College
University of Wisconsin
American Country Life Associa
Kirkpatrick
Coe
Lynn E. Garwood
Coe Social Science Department
Cook Stove Sought For Deserving Jobless
L Moore superintendent of the Citizen's Free Employment bureau appeals for a cook stove for a needy unemployed man on his list. The family has no cooking heat as the gas stove is off for nonpayment. Donors with a store to donate should notify Moore at 9164.
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L. Moore
Citizen’s Free Employment Bureau
Mr. Moore
Moore
Citizen's Free Employment Bureau
Oil Producer puzzle clues mix and match across grid
A word puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues including an oil producer. The set lists many definitions such as vessel pole, potpourri, and ship lantern. Readers solve for related terms, with several long and short entries spanning plant, metal, and household words.
Forcing Opening Bids and the Approach in Contract Bridge
Insights from New York experts on Approach bidding. Forcing openings aim to avoid crowding when a hand cannot force game, with examples from Tower Bridge Club showing extreme use and success of two in a suit. Discussion covers stopping strategies and a sample question on gin as a stopper.
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New York City
Tower Bridge Club
South
North
France Sees Little Unemployment And Upward Business
W. M. Jeanes of Standard Oil New Jersey told Rotary Club members in New York that France has virtually no unemployment among laborers with work permits. He noted gains in building, road paving, and model villages funded by reparations and English aid, while acknowledging higher taxes on income property and vehicles compared with the United States.
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France
W. M. Jeanes
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Rotary Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Jeanes
Lyons
Lille
United States
Marriage Licenses Applied For in Cedar Rapids Area
Paul Beckley and Rose Ann Stanisha both of Cedar Rapids. Charles Valente and Bessie Pavlis both of Cedar Rapids. Edward Kosina and Dorothy Schmidt both of Linn County. William Duffy of Story County and Emma Bousek of Linn County. Joseph McGowan of Linn County and Damisch of Tama County. Wallace J. Morris and Mabel M. Spaight both of Linn County.
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Paul Beckley
Rose Ann Stanisha
Cedar Rapids
Charles Valente
Bessie Pavlis
Edward Kosina
Dorothy Schmidt
Linn County
William Duffy
Story County
Emma Bousek
Joseph McGowan
Damisch
Tama County
Theaters! Paramount Grand Hotel stars tour Iowa Scarface
Theaters announced major films with all star casts. Paramount features Grand Hotel and Scarface with Paul Muni and Ann Dvorak. Dorothy Jordan and Charles Ruggles lead 70 000 witnesses in Iowa. Major Majestic shows Raymond's Come dians. Rialto screens Tim McCoy in The Riding Tornado. North America consumes half the world’s lumber.
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Paramount
Iowa
Dorothy Jordan
Charles Ruggles
Phillips Holmes
Johnny Mack
Paul Muni
Ann Dvorak
De Valera Warns League to Achieve Disarmament or Fall
In Geneva Eamon de Valera urged the League of Nations to force disarmament or risk being crushed by world opinion. He warned that strong states giving lip service would doom the league and called for three priorities: disarmament progress, enforcing covenant treaties, and an economic conference to address mass hunger. The assembly adjourned after electing its new president.
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Geneva
INS
Eamonn de Valera
de Valera
Lytton
Churia
Impuy
Haegg Low Bidder On Paving 24th St Drive
Haegg Construction was the low bidder for concrete paving of Twenty-fourth Street Drive SE between First and Second Avenues. Bids totaled 2886.10 from Haegg and 3233.30 from Dedic Construction. A resolution awarding the contract was filed. The piece also notes academic hires: Dr. Harve Geiger and Leo Frank joining Parsons as faculty.
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Haegg
Haegg Construction Company
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
First Avenue
Second Avenue
Dedic Construction Company
Coe Graduate Appointed Professor Of Education At Parsons
Dr. Raymond Powell has been elected professor of education at Parsons College in Fairfield and assumed duties at the opening of school this fall. Powell taught at Coe College last year during the fall term.
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Coe
Parsons
Raymond Powell
Parsons College
Fairfield
Boys Drum Corps Performs for Hospital Patients at Oakdale
Cedar Rapids Boys Drum and Bugle corps visited Oakdale Sunday for their annual drill and concert for patients. The performance on the hospital lawn included a special drill dedicated to Mrs. Ernest Cray who watched from the porch. she is mother to corps members Burton and Bobbie.
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Cedar Rapids
Oakdale
Ernest Cray
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