Kiwanis Ladies Night Dinner At Hotel Montrose
Kiwanis Club hosts Ladies Night with a dinner at the Hotel Montrose on Wednesday. Dean Edward Bartow of the University of Town College of Chemistry will discuss impressions from travels in China and Japan. Mrs C R Sanborn and Weneil Andrie sing, with Mrs LOR Gerhardt and Mass Rose Paidar accompanying, as an orchestra provides dancing after.
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Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Ladies
Montrose
Edward Bartow
College of Chemistry
University of Town
Troma
Orient
Whielly
China
Japan
C R Sanborn
Weneil Andrie
Mrs. Sanborn
Chapter HJ Hosts Spring Gardens Talk at Tea
Chapter HJ of P. EO met Monday at 1571 Second Ave SE to hear garden expert Mrs. E W Spence. Miss Virginia Faull performed piano selections as Grace Sargent presided at a tea table centered with pink sweet pea blooms and pink candles. Mrs. Shuttleworth assisted. Guests included Mrs. W C Henning Mars R D Gray Miss Grace Sargent and Mrs George Liddle of Chapter DK and Mrs Spence of Chapter GM.
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P. EO
Arthur L. Bre
Second Avenue SE
E. W. Spence
Virginia Faull
Grace Sargent
W. C Shuttleworth
W .C. Henning
Mars. R. D. Gray
George Liddle
Spence
Birthday Party Honors John Sebern Jr In NE
Mrs John Sebern hosted a birthday party at her home 1600 I avenue NE honoring her son John Jr on his eighth birthday Guests included Donald and Peggy Morgan James Reger John Monroe Jerry Parker Robert Richey and John and Joan Sebern
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John Sebern
I Avenue NE
John, Jr
Donald and
Pegey Morgan
James Reger
John Monroe
Jerry Parker
Robert Richey
John and
Joan Sebern
Large attendance at creative writing meeting noted
Nearly forty men and women attended the Creative Writing group meeting in the Little Gallery Monday evening. Prof W H Og burn and Edward B. Rowan directed the discussion with poems read by Mrs. Don Nines and Mr. Rowan.
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Creative Writing
Little Gallery
W. H Ogburn
Edward B. Rowan
Don Nines
Mr. Rowan
Arthur Erskine
Don Hines
Bridge Party Honors Bride-Elect Miss Slutsky at Roosevelt
More than eighty members of the Jewish Ladies Aid and friends gathered at the Hotel Roosevelt to honor Miss Freda Slutsky. The group, with Slutsky serving as secretary, presented a gift as M. Bugenstein acted as toastmaster. Speakers praised the bride-elect while out-of-town guests included Mrs. B Seigal of Dallas, and Mrs. M Hockenberg with Oscar Jacobson of Des Moines.
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Jewish Ladies Aid = society and friends
Freda Slutsky
Mrs Erskine speaks to Tipton Woman's Club on Iowa Writers
Mrs Arthur W Erskine address at the Tipton Woman's club annual guest day session. She spoke on Iowa Writers. Attorney S F Teague of Goldsboro NC received an $8 wedding present bill printed in 1778 as part of a noted gift.
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Mrs. Erskine
Tipton
Arthur W. Erskine
Second Avenue SE
Tipton Woman's Club
S. F Teague
Goldsboro, N C
Daughters of Isabella to plan May initiation at Montrose Hotel
The Our Lady of Perpetual Help circle membership committee will meet at 3730 pm Thursday at the Montrose hotel to outline plans for a large May initiation after strong applications. Members are urged to invite friends to April meetings and a special class is aimed at those unable to join in March with another sizable May class anticipated. The committee includes Frances Duffy chair and 15 others led by Laura Buck Cora Frey Marcella Klein Marie Lattner Mary McDonnell Mary Sebetka Inez Murray Katherine Quass Ida Spaight Dorothy Stark Lenore Starman Vina Turner Sarah Condon Josephine Stover Monica Goodyear.
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Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Montrose Hotel
Frances Duffy
Laura Buck
Cora Frey
Marcella Klein
Marie Lattner
Mary McDonnell
Mary Sebetka
Inez Murray
Katherine Quass
Ida Spaight
Dorothy Stark
Lenore Starman
Vina Turner
Sarah Condon
Josephine Stover
Monica Goodyear
Van Pelt Family Returns Home From Visit in Huron
Mr and Mrs Earl Van Pelt and their son Dayton LeRoy traveled by motor Saturday to their home in Huron South Dakota after visiting Mrs Van Pelt s grandmother Mrs Anna Werner at 1551 B avenue NE.
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Earl van Pelt
Dayton LeRoy
Huron
S. D
van Pelts
Anna Werner
B Avenue
Urges Depositors In Kenwood Bank To Call For Dividend Checks
OPF examiner Fryer urged depositors of the closed Kenwood Savings Bank to call for their 10 percent dividend checks. He said some have not yet claimed the prior payout and that checks are available this week from 9 am to 4 30 pm at the bank building.
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Kenwood Bank
Kenwood Savings Bank
O PF
Fryer
Train Service Restored Between Manly and Cedar Falls
Rock Island railway resumed service on the Manly to Cedar Falls line after line clearance. A passenger and freight train left Manly at 6 30 a.m. Tuesday as the washouts on the Waterloo to Cedar Rapids stretch, notably between Vinton and Mount Auburn, prompted repairs, with restoration expected by Wednesday.
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Manly
Cedar Falls
Rock Island Railroad
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Vinton
Mount Auburn
Man Tracks Robbery After Train Dispatch Hideout
Independence with August Pollark discovers his nephew Victor Griffith took his $3700 savings from a Fairbank home after sending him on a Sunday night train to Chicago. Griffith, a longtime resident in Pollark’s home, is being sought by police for questioning in the robbery.
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Independence
August Pollark
Fairbank
Victor Griffith
Chicago
Griffith
Pollark
Pupils Present Operetta Blue Belt at Public School
The seventh and eighth grade pupils at the public school will present an operetta titled Blue Belt this Thursday evening under the direction of Miss Varrian Schemmel. Main roles include Vera Kerkman Richard Paulsen Colette Kelly Leland Coon Guinevere Tomlinson Emmet Stark and Raphael Martin.
Manchester reduces city wages ten percent for all staff
Manchester's new city council and Mayor E G Dittmer voted a straight ten per cent cut in wages for all city employes. Ralph Milroy remains city manager at 117 dollars monthly. Walter H Cooley becomes city solicitor. Mrs George Miller becomes matron of the rest room at 30 dollars per month. John J Mitch elected marshal. other posts filled including fire chief and various assistants.
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Manchester
E. G. Dittmer
Ralph Milroy
Walter H Cooley
C. G Yoran
George Miller
Blanche Gates
John J Mitch
L. BE. Pride
Paul Pridey
Feb. Hamlin
Hamilton
Byron Township
James
Sarah Hamilton
Independence
Mary Meffert
Harold, King
Kate Hood
James P. Hives
Presbyterian Church
Masonic Lodge
Vinton
Frank J Lynch
Greater
Clare Donels
E. D. Troxel
Dallas Troxel
W H Trimble
Fred Braginton
W Sauer
E. D Troxel
Trimble
Clarence
Mrs. Berdina
Gault
Extra
Lewis Moore
Clarence High School
Cornell College
Missing Vinton Girl Sought In This City
Local police seek Belva Fox an 18 year old from Vinton who disappeared from her home and may be headed toward Cedar Rapids. She is 5 feet 6 inches tall 112 pounds with blue eyes fair complexion light brown curled hair wearing a blue Mickey Mouse raincoat black shoes and half hose Anyone with information should notify the Vinton sheriff.
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Belva Fox
Vinton
Cedar Rapids
Boundary dispute settles between Maine township and Waubeek district
A decree by Judge A B Clark in district court fixed western and southern Waubeek district boundaries and ruled past taxes in disputed territory remain Waubeek's. The Maine township sought boundary relocation from an action filed December 23 1931. A separate three day trial ended with Mason seeking to enjoin Hammills from disposing of a note and an adjusted compensation certificate tied to a real estate contract. Judge Moffit heard the injunction case. Judge Ellison modified Grace Kirk's 1926 divorce decree reducing child support to 25 dollars monthly during reduced income period.
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Maine School Township
Waubeck Independent School District
Linn County
A. B. Clark
Waubeek
Maine School
Jesse W. Mason
Mae J. Hammill
J. W. Hammill
John T. Moffit
Mason
Hammills
Foo. Ellison
Charles M. Kirk
Grace P. Kirk
Appeal To District Court Over Pasture Rental Suit
Carrie M. Thomas Ella Hesser and Jay W Hesser appeal to district court from a March 15 justice court ruling by Justice A S Reed awarding plaintiffs 20 dollars in a pasture rental dispute against Wendl Trachta.
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Carrie M. Thomas
Ella Hesser
Jay W. Hesser
Wendl Trachta
A. S. Reed
Judgment awards to Semon and Bald in district court
Judge F O Ellison in district court grants J N Semon a 124 26 judgment against Nellie Semon in an account action. In a separate note suit Judge Ellison awards Mrs J W Bald and W J Baldwin a 1774 26 judgment against F A Keefer and Mrs F A Keefer.
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F. O. Ellison
J. N. Semon
Nellie Semon
Ellison
J. W. Baldwin
W. J. Baldwin
F. A. Keefer
Maynard Couple Celebrates 58th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ponsar Jr observed their fifty eighth anniversary with a day of congratulations from friends and relatives. Mrs. Ponsar, formerly Lena Klink of Clayton county, moved from a Clayton county farm to Payette county then to Maynard where they lived for decades. They have nineteen grandchildren plus numerous children and in laws.
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Tama
William H. Mitchell
Sioux City
Amelia Walz
Mitchell
W. ©. Eckler
Harrison Funeral Home
Mr. Mitchell
Morrow County
Ohio
Tama County
Toledo
Davenport
Hiawatha
Kan
Belmond
North Western Railroad
John Campbell
Maynard
Robert Ponsar
Ponsar
Lena Klink
Clayton County
Payette County
Albert
Mount Auburn
Jake Louis
Anna Schaffer
Otto Mieke
Edward
Robert
William
Caroline Simpson
Decorah selects city clerk and council members at meeting
At the Decorah city council organization meeting Fremont Anderson a son of Alderman Anderson and son in law of Alderman Rosenthal was chosen city clerk from a field of fifteen. New aldermen elected include Ben Vine Andrew Istad and C I Anderson in the Second ward. Re-elected aldermen were J P Burns J P Borlaug John Elliott Emil Rosenthal.
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Decorah
Fremont Anderson
Anderson
Rosenthal
Ben Vine
Andrew Istad
C. I. Anderson
J P. Burns
J. P. Borlaug
John Elliott
Emil Rosenthal
Rowley Bill Passes House. Iowa Elec Light Franchise Sanctioned
Des Moines AP reports Senator Miller of Buchanan county saw a bill to legalize the Rowley town franchise granted to the Iowa Electric Light and Power Company pass the Iowa House on Tuesday. The measure seeks formal approval of the utility’s local franchise terms.
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Des Moines
Miller
Buchanan County
Rowley
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Iowa House
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