River levels fall as Cedar flood recedes after crest
The Cedar River rose to 17 feet 2 inches at the Sunday crest and fell to 15 feet 3 inches by morning. Flooding in Sherwood Park and Riverview Addition eased, with roads reopening though one private road remained blocked. Residents evacuated to higher ground, some using boats, and many kept belongings in cottages as waters receded.
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Cedar River
Sherwood Park
Riverview
G V. Lonnesker
Iowa Public Bervice Company
Riverview Addition
R& Sherwood Park
Bath Cottage
McMillans
James McMillan
Waterloo
An .W. D. Pollock
G. E. Vaughn
Arthur Stitz
George Marsh
Iss Cottage
George Parker
Ted Wilson
G. F. Lemon
Forgotten Faces at Palace and Coquette at Riviera Tonight
Theatre programs list tonight features Forgotten Faces with Olive Brook Mary Brian and William Powell plus a Long Hose comedy and Fox news at the Palace. Riviera offers Coquette with Mary Pickford in an all talking drama with Johnny Mack Brown and John Lampolis. On stage Orville Rennie Rooney Trio dancers Big Boy Williams Haynes Beck and a stage band. Strand presents Weary River with Richard Barthelmess First National Vitaphone and a talking comedy with Andy Clyde and Harry Gribbon. Radio news and Pathe sound news accompany the programs.
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Tonight Palace
Olive Brook
Mary Brian
William Powell
Baclindra
Brook
Fox News
Riviera
Mary Pickford
Coquette
Flirt
Johnny Mack Brown
John Bampolis
Orville Rennie
Rooney
Big Boy" Wilams
Haynes and
Beck
Paramount and Movietone News
Richard Barthelmess
Vitaphone
Betty Campion
Andy Clyde
Harry Gribbon
George Lyons
Pathe Sound News
Radio Schedule Fragment From 1930s Network Listings
Central Standard time listings show varied program blocks across stations WEAF WJZ WGN WMAQ WLW and more. Entries include orchestras, talks, sports scores, vaudeville pieces, weather, markets, and musical variety with numerous sponsor and time flags.
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WABO
New York
Frededla W. Wile
United States Navy
Wowo Koil
WCCO
Paul Whiteman
HMOX
Voice of Columbia
WOWO
KMOX
Weco
Guy Lombardo
Orchestra
KOIL
WEAF
WEAP
KYW
WOW
WDAF
Genla Fonakovya
KSD
WLS
Wivd
WGN
Eskimos Orchestra
KYW Wow
Harbor Lights
WSAT
WIZ
Smatle and Robertson
WJZ
Woat Wey
Kdka Kyw
KWE
KDEKA
WLW Eyw
KDKA
WLW
KDIKA
Chicago
Uncle Bon
Walter Wilson
Edgewater Orchestra
WIS
Tansy Turvey
Howard O'Brier
Venture
Amos-Andy
Orch
Dxlab
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Simon
Pieman
Solon Group
Fillmore’s
The
Friends
Dance & Harmony
Crossey Review
Minneapolis
WABC
o—Wheaties
O-Wabc
O—Foliicians
Walton League
Dunstedter's
Des Moines
Cirequot Club Eskimos
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp
Keith Orpheim
Bankers Lita Lithia Symphony
Mappy
Bakers
Wilfred Glenn
Melo
WOW Wey ‘Woo
Troubadours
Oliya. Palmar
Paul Oliver
Eliza
Beth Lennox
Revelera
Itn Sabe
Woo Btea Norchestra Alo War
Rudy Vallec
Rudy Vallec'a Dance Wee Hour—Also Wdaf
WKY
Katherina Tift-Jonesi Donca
Mialinistealse
Arene
KY Uod
Fhil Cook
KDE
Voyagers
George Olssn
Blumber Music
WOR
Newark
WMAQ
Koil Wecco
Annette Hanshaw
Kmox Koil
Symphony Orchestra
Wwcoco
KEW
Uncle Bob
Wailer Wilson
o—String Ensemble
O-—Radioet
O-Wiz & Weaf
WGN Chicago
Quin
Nighthawks
Radio
Goldkette
Former Vinton pastor Nathan Weingart dies in Des Moines
Des Moines April 30 Funeral services for the Reverend Nathan Weingart 78 a former Vinton clergyman will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Dunn's funeral home Des Moines. The Rev R Francis Hall of Beaver Avenue Presbyterian church will officiate. Weingart came to Des Moines seven years ago after resigning from United Presbyterian church at Vinton He also preached at Carlisle and Clearfield He died yesterday afternoon at his son Dr Julian S
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Des Moines
iNs
Far
Nathan Weingart
Vinton
Dunn
R. Francis Hall
Beaver Avenue
Carlists
Clearfield
Julian S
German-born Reverend Weingart dies after illness
Death attributed to pneumonia following general breakdown. The Rev. Mr. Weingard, a native of Germany, came to the United States in 1916. Survived by his widow, a son, and two daughters Mrs Edna Bestor of Newark and Mrs Gladys Thomas of Burlington.
Mr and Mrs U S Blough Return From California
Mr and Mrs U S Blough, 2661 Hammond avenue, returned last night from an eight month stay in California. They stayed mainly with son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs B G Shiek and family at McFarland where the Shieks have 60
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Bough
Hammond Avenue
California
Familly
McFarland
Shieks
Foley Pills diuretic advertised for health and vitality
An old advertisement touts Foley Pills as a diuretic for back pain arthritis rheumatic stiffness and kidney bladder weakness and claims it restores a happy home life Mrs Black of Virginia says life is worth living again and she no longer feels blue or discouraged with Foley Pills advertised as satisfying and sold everywhere
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Sycamore St
ST. Louis
Oak al. Howard
Great Western
Bob Hartlett
WHAS
WGY Soo Tns
Vox
Alusiea
Cincinnati—Zoo
Alio
Symphony
D.af N. Dek
the Admiral
WITO
Columbia Network
Paramount Pictures
John
Gilber
Aoend “Coquette
Cea
Elas
Ramee UD
Orvile Rennie
Minnesota
Tom
Ten Thousand Lakes
Greater Minnesota
Assn
University Avenue
St. Paul, Minnesota
Duluti
University Ave
St.Paul
Minn
MR. and
Mrs
U. S. Blough
Drug, Shoe and
Dept
Dr Scholl
Ore Richard
Barthelmess
Strand Theatre
Kansas
Blough
Clive Brook
Mary Brian William Powell
Baclanova
Thades
Lloyd Wells and His Orchestra
Thors
Jim
the American Cigar Co
Myers-Cox Company
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