Fourteen Countries to Exhibit at Century of Progress Fair
Chicago May 3 fourteen foreign nations plan active participation in A Century of Progress Chicago 1933 World’s Fair. Ukrainia joined and Belgium Czechoslovakia Italy Japan Sweden Poland have under construction or planned pavilions.
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Chicago
Ukrainia
Tion
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Italy
Japan
Sweden
Poland
China
Dominican Republic
Egypt
Morocco
Irish Free State
Norway
Mexico
England
Denmark
Ministry of Commerce
Columbus Memorial
Jan Stucka
Sorlandet
Bedside drama as Kim hides illness from Mary Faith in rain soaked city
Mary Faith endures a tense night as Kim vanishes after a sick day and returns soaked. Dr Thatcher determines bronchitis and orders rest, while Mary Faith battles worry about his whereabouts and the strain in their marriage. The next morning she finds him asleep, pondering trust and partnership amid uncertainty.
Mothers Day Tea Celebrated by PEO Sisterhood Chapter CX
Sixty members attended a Mother's Day tea hosted by PEO Sisterhood Chapter CX in Columbus Junction at Mrs. G. W. Weber's home. A program led by Mrs. Harold McCormac featured a Pageant of Brides and readings by Mrs. BB Turkington and Miss Edith Orr. Myrtle Owens won a piecing prize and Miss Mary Reaney received a plant as the oldest member.
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Columbus
Chapter CX
G. W. Weber
Harold McCormac
Bbc. Turkington
Edith Orr
Myrtle Owens
Mary Reaney
Wake Up Your Liver Bile Without Calomel
An old ad claims liver bile blockage causes sour mood and poor digestion. It promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a gentle remedy to restore two pounds of bile flow daily, improving digestion, skin, breath, and energy. The product is shown with a red label and priced 25 cents, from 1931 advertising copy.
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Carter
C. M. Co
Oakville Wins Louisa County Base Ball Tourney
Oakville defeated Wapello 17 to 0 in the Louisa County high school baseball final at Letts to capture the title. Wyman beat Morning Sun 8 to 0 in the consolation game. Oakville also won 23 to 0 over Letts and 9 to 1 against Wyman, while Morning Sun fell 18 to 6 to Grand View. Oakville earned a spot in the district tournament at Letts. Also, a five percent wage hike was ordered for all Iowa Pearl Dutton employees with shops in Muscatine and surrounding towns including Columbus Junction and Wapello. Seventy workers are employed at the Columbus Junction plant.
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Som
Thomas Newell
Idaho
Mary D. Newell
Oakville
Louisa County
Letts
Wapello
Wyman
Morning Sun
Grandview
Iowa Pearl Dutton Company
Whhch
Muscatine
Columbus Junction
Thomas McWilliams
A. W. Hindermann
T. H. Jones
Hinderman
G. W. Weber
Carson
Harry Fornare
Chicago
Local Social News and Travel via Cedar Rapids and Nearby Towns
Mrs Martin Evans received word her mother is very ill in Cedar Rapids and her son Sars took her there. Miss Margearite Dickinson, teaching near Pleasant Plain, spent the weekend with her parents. Mr and Mrs Walter Bray visited Wattfield and Milton Jones. Mrs Russell Simmons and relatives traveled to Abingdon for a funeral. Dick Allison went to Perlee to work on the railroad. Russell Parsons family visited their uncle and Leila Marie Wagner. Libblin’s home south of Woolson was noted in area updates.
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Kim
Garrettsville
C. C. Snyder
Ira Foster
Dodge
Ella
Horton
Conesville
Muscatine
Howard van Alken
Harry George
Columbus Junction
Carol Jean Littrel
Evelyn Hameton
Jane Harbison
Veo
Martin Evans
Cedar Rapids
Sars
Margearite Dickinson
South English
George Dickinson
Pleasant Plain
Penn Township
Walter Bray
Russell Simmons
Yeo
Ralph Lamb
Fairfield
Abingdon
Dick Allison
Perlee
Russell Parsons
Wagner and
Leila Marie
Len
Libblin
Woolson
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Father Nile
Mary Faith
Beatrice Burton
King Features Syndicate
Dr.Thatcher
Amelia Farrell
Mrs. Farrell
Jack
Sandy
Kimberley
the Golden Pheasant Tavern
Beatrice Barton
King Peatares Sindicate, Inc
Martha Utler
Cedar Rapids Auto Club
KWCR
Union Station
Montrose
Grant Wood
K.iock
Mid Continent Petroleum Corporation
Tulsa
Oklahoma
A. May
Wattfield
All Diamond Station
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