Notable Names in Midwest Area Listings
A list of individuals including L. ae see J Robert Vishsel and Da thy Hartl of Ely John R. Tellier and Katherine J. Diers of Cedar Rapids Charles Davis and Orpha Roberts of Chicago Paul Anderson of Mount Vernon and Dorothy Irene Tilton of Marion appear in regional notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A L. Ae See
Robert Vishsel
Dathy Hartl
Ely
John R. Tellier
Katherine J. Diers
Cedar Rapids
Charles Davis
Orpha Roberts
Chicago
Paul Anderson
Mount Vernon
Dorothy Irene Tilton
Marion
Local Birth Announcements From City Hospitals
A son was born April 4 at Mercy Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. 1816 M Street SW. Another son arrived April 4 at St. Luke's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. White of 1312 A Avenue NE. Lieutenant Douglas L. Rundquist of Salt Lake City welcomed a son on April 3, his wife Betty Reeve, formerly of Mr. and Mrs. Merle M. Reeve of 1431 A Avenue NE, notes Fort Douglas station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Hospital
J. E. White
Mercy Hospital
M Street
Douglas L. Rundquist
Salt Lake
Utah
Betty Reeve
Iain
Merle M. Reeve
Rundquist
Fort Douglas
Ge Yd Aisarenn
A. Rundquist
Sinclair Avene
Local Court Fines Several Individuals for Drunk and Reckless Driving
George Popel, 20, of 1608 Mount Vernon Avenue SE, fined $25 and costs for reckless driving after an accident. Also, 219 Avenue 13 and costs, The Knees, 24, and 411 Sixth Street SE fined $25 and costs for drunken and disturbing the peace of his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenue 13
Sixth Street SE
George Popel
Mount Vernon Avenue
Fire at National Oats conveyor triggers general alarm
At Friday 11 56 a.m. a fire broke out on a conveyor at National Oats company prompting a general alarm. Fire crews responded to control the blaze and prevent spread to adjacent equipment and storage areas. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Oats Company
General Alarm
Local Residents Named in Marriage Notices
Theodore August Woehrle and Edna Frymeyer both of Davenport, John Leo Voss and Freda Smith both of Marion, Nathan V. Rick and Ethel H. Stammer both of Cedar Rapids, Jack Dreessen of Bridgeport Connecticut and Nora Mae Makinson of Stratford Connecticut, Frank N. Parvin of Ely and Blanche Norway James D. Smith and Hel Selden both of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore August Woehrle
Edna Frymeyer
Davenrt
John Leo Voss
Freda Smith
Marion
Nathan V. Rick
Ethel H. Stammer
Cedar Rapids
Jack Dreessen
Bridgeport
Conn
Nora Mae Makinson
Stratford
Frank N. Parvin
Ely
Blanche
Norway
James D. Smith
Hel Selden
Mary Darline Huston Case At Cambridge Denies Child Award
Mary Darline Huston from Robert L Huston sues for cruel and inhuman treatment in Cambridge Illinois July 11 1932. Judge H C Ring rules plain tiff awarded no children and no further relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Darline Huston
Robert L. Huston
Cambridge
City Briefs Visit Sends Filingers to Belleville
Mr and Mrs A W Filinger of 113 Fourteenth street SE departed Cedar Rapids by train Friday afternoon to visit friends in Belleville Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Filinger
Fourteenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Belleville
Kan
Marion Man Returns From Medical Mercy Flight to Recovery
A Marion resident is reported to be recovering after a medical transport ordeal that involved an emergency move to a hospital. Authorities did not release further details on the incident or the person’s condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Holy Week Union Service Set at Second Building
The annual communion service of the First and Christian churches will be held Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Second building.
Carlsons and Nilsson to attend 73rd Augustana Synod in Stanton
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Carlson and Ernest Nilsson will travel to the 73rd annual convention of the Augustana Synod, to be held in April at the Mamreland Lutheran church in Stanton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Carlson
Ernest Nilsson
Lutheran Church
Mamreland Lutheran Church
Stanton
Doctor Byers Visits Family From Fort Snelling
Dr W L Byers formerly of Cedar Rapids and now at Fort Snelling Minnesota as a lieutenant in the medical corps arrived Friday evening to visit his mother Mrs E J Byers at 1342 Hinkley avenue NW and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Byers
Cedar Rapids
Fort Snelling
Minn
E. J. Byers
Hinkley Avenue
Federal tax liens filed against Clark Brothers and others
Nonpayment of employment taxes prompted federal tax liens filed with the clerk of United States court here Saturday against Clark Brothers and E. C. Clark partner of Marengo for 73.19, Toledo Canning Company of Toledo for 14.97, and John Vosburgh of 312 Second Street NE for 46.46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court
Clark Brothers
E. C. Clark
Marengo
Toledo Canning Company of
Toledo
John Vosburgh
Second Street
Lieutenant Cockburn Completes Fort Benning Course
First Lieut. George Cockburn Jr. son of Mr and Mrs George Cockburn completed a weapons course for small infantry units at the Infantry School Fort Benning Ga on March 27 and has returned to Fort Huachuca Ariz for duty with the 25th Infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cockburn, Jr
George
Fort Benning
Fort Huachuca, Ariz
25Th Infantry
Wiert Eekhoff to Lead Sunday Worship at First Reformed
Coe college junior Wiert Eekhoff will lead the 10:30 am worship service Sunday at First Reformed Church on Eighth Avenue and L Street SW. He is the son of Rev. Peter Eekhoff, pastor of Northminster Presbyterian Church in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiert Eekhoff
Coe College
First Reformed Church
Eighth Avenue
L Street
Eekhoff
Peter Eekhoff
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Waterloo
Navy Resignations Open Path to Naval Reserve Commissions
War department decision released to the navy recruiting office allows army reserve officers to resign for a commission in the naval reserve, excluding those in regular army inactive units, provided the navy pamphlet states it will re commission the officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Navy Recruiting Office
Army Reserve
Naval Reserve
Navy
Tom McPartland Transferred to New Unit
Tom McPartland son of Mr and Mrs Fritz McPartland of 2047 Linn Boulevard SE was relocated from his previous assignment to a new unit. The report notes his military transfer and current duty location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom McPartland
Fritz McPartland
Linn Boulevard
Company H Transfers for Eight Weeks Medical Training
Company H of the 136th Medical Regiment at Camp Eela is moved to the School for Medical Technicians at Beaumont General Hospital in El Paso Texas for eight weeks of specialized training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
136Th Medical Regiment
Camp Eela
Oe Willon Beaumont General Hospital
el Paso
Texas
Palm Sunday Service and talks at Unitarian church
A special Palm Sunday service is set for 10 a.m. at the School of Religion. At 11 a.m. Low Call, secretary of the Western Unitarian conference, will discuss The Most Important Fact About the Most Significant Life Ever Lived. Y.P.R.U. meets at 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Religion
Te Unitarian Church
Low Call
Chicago
Western Unitarian Conference
Legion Junior Baseball on Hanford Post Radio
Hanford post No 5 airs a 10 minute program Sunday from 10 20 to 10 30 a m on WMT focusing on the American Legion junior baseball program with state director Barney McPartly district chairman Dick Jones and Cedar Rapids area chief Giles Joyce providing details and commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Hanford Post No. 5
WMT
Barney McPartly
Dick Jones
Giles Joyce
Cedar Rapids
School Groups Visit City Industries in Cedar Rapids
Eleven pupils from Clutter High School, led by Superintendent John Schoenfelder, toured Cedar Rapids plants and firms including Quaker Oats and The Gazette. The visit also listed The Bottling Company, Quaker Sts, and Hutchinson's Ice Cream Plant as destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Clutter
John Schoenfelder
Quaker Oats
The
Gazette
the Gazette
William T*hel Bottling Company
Quaker ‘‘Sts
Hutchinson's Ice Cream Pilaat
Whalen Fined for Operating Vehicle While Intoxicated
G W Whalen a 50 year old resident of 314 Thir tieth street SE was fined 300 plus costs by Judge H C Ring after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Police followed him after they saw him enter his car and arrested him early Friday. Sentence was deferred until Monday but Whalen sought immediate sentencing and was released after paying costs and 100 of the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Whalen
Thirtieth Street
H. C. Ring
Whalen
Cedar Rapids
Ring
Friday Civic Club Elects Officers and Capital Stock
The Friday Civic Club fixed capital stocks at $1,000 with each member holding one share. Chester B. Myers serves as president, Ed E. Hach as vice president, Frank J. Treeka as treasurer, and Henry L. Feiereisen as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester B. Myers
Ed E. Hach
Frank J. Treeka
Henry L. Feiereisen
Couple Wed in 1932 at Cambridge Til
Treatment notes that the couple were married July 11 1932 at Cambridge Til. They have five children whose custody was awarded Mrs Huston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge, Til
Huston
Mickelson Sues Over Auto Crash Injuries Near Cedar Rapids
G H Mickelson as assignee filed Saturday a suit alleging injuries from an automobile accident on February 22 near Cedar Rapids. The action names unspecified defendants and seeks relief for damages from the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Mickelson
Cedar Rap
Forssell Divorce Suit Filed by Correne Forssell
Correne Javerne Forssell filed for divorce from Alfred L Forssell on a California claim of cruel and inhuman treatment. Married May 17 1937 in Santa Ana California they have one child whose custody is sought by Mrs Forssell. The petition requests permanent alimony and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Correne Javerne Forssell
Alfred L. Forssell
California
Santa Ana
Calif
U. S. Can Beat Any Rival In Economic Field La Follette
ST LOUIS AP Former Gov Philip La Follette of Wisconsin says the United States can beat any economic competition on earth and rejects talk of America falling under economic or invasion. He warns leaders push wars for others economic gain and urges resistance to hate driven policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Philip la Follette
Wisconsin
America
United States
McLaughlin Elected President Of Eighteenth Judicial Bar
Glenn J. McLaughlin Anamosa attorney was elected president of the Eighteenth Judicial District Bar by more than 60 Linn Cedar and Jones counties lawyers at the second annual legal institute held in the Roosevelt hotel Buell Maxwell Tipton attorney was elected vice president and Warren J Rees Anamosa secretary The new district bar formed under an Iowa State Bar plan will elect a state bar executive committee member and David G Bleakley announced convention plans in Cedar Rapids for June with Cedar Rapids Jones and Linn county participation expected Judge Paul McCord attended Alvin G Keyes led the institute and Charles Lynch Jr Cedar Rapids Bar president spoke on legacy pleadings from 1850 to 1900 during the Old Masters and New Models session}
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn J. McLaughlin
Anamosa
Friday
Bar Association of
Eighteenth Judicial District
McLaughlin
Linn
Cedar
Jones Counties
Legal Institute
Roosevelt Hotel
Buell Maxwell
Tipton
Warren J. Rees
Eighteenth Judicial District Bar Association
Iowa State Bar Association
State Bar Association
Gersoll
David G. Bleakley
Cedar Rapids
Bleakley
Jones and
Linn County
Charles Lynch, Jr
Cedar Rapids Bar Association
Bar Association
Murray
Paul McCord
Mount
Alvin G. Keyes
Calvary Memorial Urged As World Sacrifice Remembered
In a reflection on memorials, the author argues for a global remembrance of Christ’s sacrifice, asserting that nations honor their fallen while Jesus’ crucifixion deserves a similar recognition as the source of all sacrifice. Calvary’s significance is urged not to be forgotten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary
Agreement Ends Strike Threat At Chicago Stockyards
Organizing committee said no new developments expected until Monday. Cofer left for Chicago for labor department talks and possible Wilson offices conference after meeting plant superintendent McMillan and personnel director Hopkins. A new compromise proposal was rejected. another plan likely upon his return. Picket lines remained around the plant on the twelfth day of the strike.
Traits of desirable high school teachers at COE conference
About 200 delegates at a COE conference in Coe chapel debated new trends in high school teaching standards amid social unrest. Irvin H. Schmitt urged selecting for balance and self-control, stressing responsibility and college training before teaching careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COE
Cpaine
Coe Chapel
Irvin H. Schmitt
Schmitt
Monticello Music Contest Results and Winners
Results fromMonticello music contest show top honors across French horn and trombone solos, chamber ensembles, and woodwind groups with performers from Delhi Bellevue Winthrop Mankato and more. Sunday results include Class AA A and district events with many schools such as Roosevelt Dubuque Monticello Anamosa Belle Plaine West Waterloo and Iowa School for the Blind posting top ratings.
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the Gazette
Monticello
BCD
Jack Hunt
Delhi
Marilyn Beeler
Bellevue
Alberta Hopf
Winthrop
Ivan Mader
Wyoming
Mary Alice Kemble
Earl Dunn
Manchester
Lucille Billmeyer
H Ton
Helene Hebron
Manc R
Kenneth Valant
Don Howie
Satan
Devn
Don
George Triebel
Roosevelt
Jack Corbitt
Dubuque
Stanley Dilask
Wilson
Maryen Dennis
Janice Bario
Marler
Eariville
Bat
Buck Creek
Marion
Anamosa
Ticela
Maquoketa
Franklin
Duve
Hopkinton
Springville
Hopton
Belle
McKinley
Bariville
Monti- Salle
Wil -A
Uque
Son
Mount Vernon
Del
Miles
Olin
Vinton
Belle Plaine
Independence
Geneseo
Traer
la Porte City
Orange
Jesup
Norway
Toledo
Reinbeck
West Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Marvin Easter
Shirley Hauser
East Waterloo
Frances Faust
Dysart
D—Iowa School For the Blind
Grundy Center
Inbeck
Tama
Belle, Plaine
Patay Bush
Edith Mason
Sean
Beverly Hale
Jes Hafer
Darlene Smith
Conrad
Gladbrook
N . Dysart
Hudson
Age Township
Waterloo
Lorine Colson
Falls
Don Vandeest
Kenneth Dewalt
Iowa School For Blind
Vin
Orange Township
Craig Kalford
West Wateron
Robert Brel
Torda
Palo
Jean Rehder
Leama Pabst
Newhall
Phyllis Weichman
Beck
Loretta Cooper
Beverly Smith
Maxine Bragington
Center Point
Norma Jean Oliphant
Iowa School For the Blind
Jane Kurtz
Teachers High
Marianne Rosenberger
Kathleen Kahler
Helen Gluesing
Regina Lane
Shirley Wilson
Belle Plain
Iowa City
Davenport
Muscatine
Washington
Lyers
Wilton
Liberty
Columbus Junction
Lone Tree
West Acae Bennett
West Ae
DeWitt
West Branch
Stanwood
Fiptor
Tipton
Kalona
Mechanicsville
Sigourney
Wellman
Williamsburg
Keota
Sigourney Contest
Brighton
South Chamber Group
Brass Instruments
Pulaski
What Cheer
EU —T
Hedrick
Eldon
Ton
Sait Ahestneh
Sige
Britain to Ignore Iraq Government After Axis Coup
London officials indicate Britain will withhold recognition of Iraq’s new government, alleging a coup aided by Axis encouragement. The move follows reports of a toppled friendly regime and regional instability linked to Benghazi and nearby territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Iraq
London
Great Britain
Jain
Benghazi
Transients Turn Down $12 A Week Plus Room
Burlington tavern owner offered a janitor post at $12 weekly plus board and room to transients at the police station. Six refused, a seventh accepted the offer, leaving the remaining men undecided about the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
West Union district music contest results recap
West Union district music contest results list several winners with Superior and Excellent ratings. Notable soloists include Virginia Alm from Superior Decorah, Peter Torvick from Decorah earning Alto Clarinet honors. Students from Fairbank Hawk Eye Monona Lansing and A Superior ratings featured.
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Ner
Ee Union
Good
Maynard
BCD
Superior
Waukon
Chamber Woods
Monona
Excellent
Dundee
Garnaville
Su- Ferris
Guttenberg
Phyllis Werthein
Eleanor Siegele
McGregor
Mary Elizabeth Graf
Elkader
Maxine Welch
Arlington
Erline Morris
Elva Sorenson
Waterville
Fair
Loraine
Patricia Rogers
Susan Ludeking
Elroy Buhr
Sumner
Evelyn Wachtel
Oelwein
Glenn Vanderbilt
Decorah
Wanda Brause
Fayette
Pearl
Vir Hendrickson
Ginia
Anna Louise Broghammer
West Union
Maxine Grafenbe
Dorothy Crider
Der
Marian Casten
Postville
Helen Wickler
Ceene Excellent
Lorraine Antwine
Elsa Scharff
Esanto Greenley
Lansingughes
Strawberry Point
Mary Jean Olson
Mary Ellen Rickels
Mardelle Warthem
Su. Jimke
Neis Shepherd
Ariene Anfinson
West
Minerva Henning
Donna Koebel
Geraldine Henkes
Denis Wagner
Genevieve Thompson
Lington
Bill Birdsell
Kermit Vanderbilt
Brass
Hawkeye
Stanley
Fair Guttenberg
Aeed
John Brandt
Bernice Grangaare
Kenneth Amundsen
Grover Hedeman
Edna Brandt
Fairbank
John Bernhard
Lloyd Puffett
Volga City
Bethel Raders
Lillias Antwine
Dresselhaus
Oclwein
Waucoma
Marquette
Wood
BCD Superior
The
Lansing
Virginia Alm
Peter Torvick
What 30 Means to a Newspaper Man in Gazette Style
A fragmented note explains the -30- sign off used by reporters to mark completion. It likens the notion to Gazette Want Ads, noting rental housing ads and the bustling response they receive with many calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
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Daily Record
New Orleans
City Briefs
Peoples Church
Legion
Court House News
U. S
la Follette
18Th District Bar Group
Perople’s Forum
Soba
Peres
Greene Hall
McConnell
T. Raymond McConnell
University of Minnesota
Telis
Russell M. Cooper
Counellor
1 College
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Russell Jonas
State Department of Education
Des Moines
Gordon Felton
Epworth
Albert Hill
Mark Hutchinson
Oeve McKinley
Clarence
Allen McArthur
Dale Bebee
Lynn Genung
Sabula
Don Current
Ernest Clarke
Viola
Grant Schmidt
Preston
Frances Lee Knight
Igville
Doris Day
Sees
Ts Ae
Larinet
Iowa City City
Madrigal Westaal
de Vicor
Ave Glee Club
Victor
Bennett
Sharon
West Liberty
Chamber Group Brass
Robergy Oelwein
Charles Hefei
Mary Louise Boehm
Lee Smith
Soupon
Gazette Cookbookiet
BMA Rapids Gazette
Cecar Rapids
Ordara
A. Rapids
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