Clarice Wilson and Perry Oakes Marriage in Iowa City
Miss Clarice Wilson wed Perry J Oakes of Town City at the home of the bride’s brother in law and sister in Iowa City. Attendants included Fav Oakes and Hunter Gump. The couple planned a 1649 Musyase Avenue Iowa City home and a later reception with guests from McFarland and other Iowa cities. Different details note attire, roses, and a honeymoon trip to Chicago. The article also mentions other local notices and an American Legion auxilary meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarice Wilson
Perry J Oakes
Town City
Robert Ford
Fifteenth Street
Arthur Brooks
St Paul's Methodist Church
Fav Oakes
Hunter Gump
Jour City
Iidal
Eleanor
Miss Oakes
Lincoln
Hatel Roosevelt
Bert Strauss
McFarland
John Oakes
Pars Oakes
Evelyn James Hunter Gump
Roy Stoza
Iowa City
Oakes
Woodrow W. Son High School
Lone Beach
Oakes Brothers Coal Companys
Musvase Avenue
Iowa
American Legion Auxilary
Hanford Post
Escrire
MM Kendall Coxeen
Kerdall
Ralph Drexler
Coggen
Eckten
Cental City
Dela Sennincer
Merior
L. P Laman
Dan Krindenier
Oakdale Reef
Kruldenier
Trinity church class banquet at Mrs Koffrons tea room
The C C Cc class of Trinity Methodist held its annual banquet Tuesday evening at Mrs Koffrons tea room for twenty six guests. Miss Helen Chada attended. After dinner Miss Nelle Martin received flowers from Mrs Stewart Shank and officers were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C C Cc
Trinity Methodist Church
Dent Telen Watets
Mrs. NO OH
Association of Women Students at Coe elect officers
Results of the Association of Women Students at Coe College election were announced in March. Miss Mary as president with Miss Helen Fel weed as vice president, Virginia Vane as second vice president, Miss Cath Montuon's secretary and Mr Les McBroom treasurer. Voorhees House committee members named Helen Hanson chair, Ciara Putzsch re chair, Carmen Cosner secretary, Dorothy Faris treasurer, Gretchen Clausen senior rep, Jane Davis junior rep, Helen Hannum sophomore rep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe Ceeces
Miss Marny
Cope Asp Ma
Helen
Fel Weed
Virginia Vane
Weed
Ceepres Demt
Cathcoie Montu
Les McBroom
Voorhees House
Comne
Aa W Os
Coe Glee Club To Present Lenten Cantata
The Coe College women’s glee club directed by Catherine Adams will perform Len ten cantata Stabat Mater by Pergolesi in T M Sinclair Memorial chapel on Sunday at 4 PM. The concert replaces the usual vesper service and is free to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College Womens Glee Club
Catherine M Adams
Pergolesi
T M Sinclair
Six Des Moines Friends Attend House Party in Des Moines
Six Des Moines friends were guests at a house party hosted by Mrs. A Jd Vaneiver at 1241 Hazel Drive NE Tuesday and Wednesday. they returned to Des Moines late Wednesday. Mrs J H Fortune hosted a luncheon at 2493 Bever Avenue SE, and Mrs H C Jensen at 2500 Cantry Club Parkway SE provided dinner Tuesday. Guests included Mrs Traving Lutz Mrs Darsl John Mrs Leon Penquiie Mrs Robert Watkins Mrs Gillis Killivrew and Miss Helen Hood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
A Jd Vaneiver
Hazel Drive
J. H Fortune
Bever Avenue
H C Jensen
Cantry Club Parkway
Traving Lutz
Darsl John
Leon Penquiie
Robert Watkins
Gillis Killivrew
Helen Hood
Fragmentary local notice about residents and visitors
Incomplete OCR text mentions Mrs John H Collins of 619 Third Street NW returning Sunday after a trip and relatives in Mindota and Wieconan. It references Airs TOF Ak nafin in Sew Albin visiting Mr and Mrs Manos Clas in Caladon and Mr Nicholas Mc Cate and Tat Cro e Wie In Marquette she ... colors tid Mro and Mrs Tru OL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H Collins
Mindota
Wieconan
Albin
Manos Clas
Caladon
Nicholas McCate
Marquette
Tru OL
Mays
Delegates Named at County Session Of Modern Woodmen
Delegates named at county session, as Abeut Is que by ote Tene on tre Toraews Conver' on. Local leaders designate reps including Namrata Nata and other members for upcoming body. details of the regional gathering remain handed in fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma
County Faces Responsibility for Injuries on Relief Projects
Fragmented report details county accountability for injuries among workers on relief projects. It notes board concerns over private insurance for workers and city approval of project work with references to individuals and procedural questions.
Gold Rule Aimed at Stabilization and Financial Control
Washington aims to dominate the banking and currency system by cornering gold to back currency and shield the nation from shocks. With over three quarters of the country's gold already held, the government seeks to capture remaining reserves and deter hoarding with fines and imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
WACHAL CARNS AND WAMACHA BAXTER MARRIAGES LISTED
Marriage licenses recorded for Joseph F. Wachal and Ophia Marion Carns of Walker Witham. Frank Wamacha and Louise Jane Baxter of Cedar Rapids. Clarence M Schone of Cedar Rapids and Hazel Appleby of Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Wachal
Ophia Marion Carns
Walker Witham
Frank Wamacha
Louise Jane Baxter
Cedar Rapids
Clarence M Schone
Hazel Appleby
Monticelo
Denver police to remove carriage blocks and hitching posts
Chief Albert Clark ordered Denver city employees to remove relics of the motorless age deeming them nuisances and dangerous to life and limbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Albert Clark
Mamma Objects to Marbles Bridged Prize Tale
Local reminiscence recalls Willie Willis sharing a family rule about marbles games. Children played for a set of three marbles each, framed as a bridge prize, reflecting household views on fair play and luck.
Woman and Two Sons Slain in Grand Rapids Home
In Grand Rapids Michigan a woman Mat tie Sue Bengert and her two sons Carl and a 3 month old infant were found slain in the home. The infant was in the oven with gas jets on. Carl lay strangled in a car in the yard. Henri Bedford a 43 year old public school principal was found unconscious from gas fumes in the kitchen and hospitalized. Carl Bengert husband of the woman discovered the bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Sue Bengert Ag
Carl
Henri B Bedford
Bedford
Carl L. Bengert
Four Children Burn To Death In Fire In Mount Hope West Virginia
A blaze Thursday in Laurel Creek mine town rooming house killed four children aged 25? No, the text states four children died while sleeping. William Adkins, owner, and eight boarders escaped unharmed. Adkins wife suffered serious burns. three of their children and a grandchild also perished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hope
W. Va
Laurel Creek
William Adkins
Adkin
Belle Plaine City Officials Cut Costs in 1933
The Belle Plaine city government appointed a new slate led by Mayor F B Collins with H B Conklin Glen Oliver A R Nichols A C Giger and Charles Pribyl. Salaries were reduced by 37 percent saving $4140 annually. Committees include Finance law and order fire water and light and sewers. In other towns brief items cover YWCA officers and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Plaine
F B Colins
New City Council
H B Conklin
Glen Oliver
A R Nichols
A C Giger
Charles Pribyl
N Brown
P. A Lohr
Pearl Rucker
H J Miaiter
C E. Greenlee
Don H Newland
Iclude Finance
Giger
Conklin
Charles Pribvl
B Conklin
Charles
Crrace Athlen
Rosaland Dunlan Oreem
Alberta
Atamikee Coon
Ons
Nas Aneed
Woneshek
Ooms Maen
Nellie Bindoa
Earan
Telas Ata
Skanes
Clarence -- Amn Cal
Aeae
Rhidav
Little Fok Town
Tima Hulse
John Backman
Mariette Robinson
Billy Bectt
Byvelsn Stock
Phyihs Focker
Catherine Tacker
Catherine Sawyer
Delbert Steffens
Leota Gorsmith
Robert Joson
Crate Tone
Donwid Backman
Berton Smith
Warne Goldsmith
Billy Nostein
Poolaid
Richael Prite
Waren Goldsmith
Keith Ruse
Jack Robinson
Deoree
Sheldon Dorothie Brader
Verna Jean Joslin
la Veta Pruess
Duane Maer
Bobby Davis
Dorothy Miller
Donna Tiereke
Catherne Sawyer Veron
Rio Rath
Vita Mae Canto
British Russians Tense Over Trade Break Trial Threat
Moscow reports rising friction as six British subjects face a revolutionary tribunal on sabotage charges amid Britain’s embargo threats. The case tests UK Soviet relations with limited media access and potential broader foreign policy repercussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Europe
Britain
Russia
Death Penalty Proposed for Kidnapers in Iowa House
DES MOINES Iowa—The Iowa House passed a bill making kidnapping for ransom punishable by death by an 88 to 18 vote. The measure moves to the Senate for consideration. The House also defeated 48 to 55 a Senate committee plan to allow refunding of primary road bonds and held up a concurrent resolution setting April 12 for final adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Rep
McFarlane
Black Hawk
Treasury Offers $75 Million in 91-Day Bills
Washington reports the United States Treasury offered for sale about 75 million dollars of 91 day treasury bills dated April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Lp
United States Treasury
Treasury
Center Point Man Enters Plea Of Not Guilty
Pearl Lyman of near Center Point indicted by March grand jury in district court on a larceny by embezzlement charge pied not guilty before Judge F Ellis on Thursday afternoon and bond was set at $600 Lyman was hauled onThursday by Deputy Sheriff Jay Davis He is accused of using nearly $500 collected on a note for George W Harger of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Lyman
Near Center Point
March
F . Ellis
Lyman
Jay Davis
George W. Harger
Cedar Rapids
DeMolay Officers Visit Cedar Rapids Chapter
Emil Strobehm of Davenport and Woodrow Claussen of Davenport DeMolay will visit Cedar Rapids chapter at Masonic hall Friday at 7 30 p.m. All members urged to attend and refreshments will follow the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Strobehm
Davenport
Southeastern
Cult Leader to Plead Insanity in Mother's Slaying Case
John H. Mills, leader of a mountain cult in Inez Kentucky, prepared to plead insanity as his trial for eight followers charged with slaying his mother as a sacrifice was postponed until Friday. Defense sought alienists from Lexington for evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez, Ky
John H. Mills
Lexington
Iowa City Graduate Wins Geneva Law Fellowship
Francis O. Wilcox of Iowa City and the University of Iowa earned a one year fellowship to study international law at Geneva Switzerland. The Carnegie Endowment funds the award, the first for a UI student. Wilcox will start at the University of Geneva in October and seeks a PhD next June. He played for Cedar Rapids Alberts in the Missouri Valley AA league and was a former UI basketball star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Francis O. Wilcox
University of Iowa
Geneva
Switzerland
Carnegie Endowment For the Advancement of World Peace
Wilcox
University of Geneva
Cedar Rapids Alberts
Iowa U. Cage
Wisconsin Repeals Historic Blue Laws
Madison Wisconsin officials report the legislature approved a bill repealing the state blue laws dating back eighty four years. The Senate sent the measure to Governor Albert G Schmedeman who indicated he would sign. The law had long drawn opposition for a Sunday work or leisure ban with a ten dollar fine unless for necessity or charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wis
Wisconsin
Senate
Albert G Schmedeman
Iowa Senate Budget Passes With Increases and Debates
The Iowa Senate committee moves a budget proposal with a net rise over the house figure and a drop from current appropriations. Debate centers on university and college funding, salaries for President Jessup, and a $230,644 plus for the state university. An amendment for seven day vacation for prison and reform school workers is adopted amid broader biennial spending reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessup
Paul Schmidt
State University
Iowa State College
Senate
State College
Schmidt
Board of Education
State
E. J. Wenner
Black Hawk
State Board of Control
Joe Frailey
General Assembly
Outsider County Badges Surprise Iowa Gallery Members
Current Comment describes pages visiting the gallery to learn the identity of county youths. It notes boys wearing county badges were from Des Moines, not the named counties. Ida B. Wise Smith explains why some county badges were worn by outsiders and recounts a humorous misidentification involving Senator Byers and a Helvin county badge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ida B. Wise Smith
Helvin County
Senator Byers
Allamakee County
Timbuctoo
Omaha Firm Wins Linn County Bridge Lumber Contract
The Nebraskan Bridge Supply and Lumber of Omaha won the Linn county bridge lumber contract with a bid of 5690.03 from ten bidders. The award covers 2,800 linear feet of treated yellow pine piling 35,983 board feet of treated and 87,736 feet of untreated fir lumber and 4.3 percent of one inch by eight by three foot asphalt floor plank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraskan Bridge Supply and Lumber Company of
Omaha
Linn County Bridge
Linn County Board of Supervisors
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Perry Oakes
Renstrom
Max IL
Chares G Rerstrom
Cecar Rapid
Mas Il
Legion Acmiliary
Mrs Kendall
Clus
FOOD
Idaho
Associated Women
COE
Margaret Sundberg
Coe Glee Club
Collins
Mide
Maran
Poe
Rory Pek
Savane
Willie Willis
Grand Rapids. Mich
Iowa News
Clarence
Norman Conrad
Paul Deerberg
Orville Meier
Herman Hemold
Elwood Hasselbusch
Lavern Bergmann
Elmer Freece
Harold Deermann
Rasmeond Birrre
Milton Behrens
Lawrence Ruther
Charles Hoffner
Leonard Behrends
Henry Klatt
Vera Severm
Frederick Oetting
Evelyn Steffens
Viola Soring
Vera Deermann
Esther Ibsen
Bvuele Peain
Keystone
St Johns Lutheran Church
Hellwig
Brisht
Wopello
A W
Ot Brauer
St John's
Chercy
Robson
Zona Wolf
Jeannie Grifin
Aviber
Warne Zion Lutheran Church
Pum
F Willms
Polovine
Berdena Schaffer
Selina Otten
Edna Bolken
Mildred Doden
Lucile Setbles
Alice Tonason
Louis Kuhns
Selina Brokens
Helen Pratt
Irlene Bock Hattui Ricklefs
Leo Dirks
Melvin Tobiason
Elmer Osterkamp
Ervin Poors
Lewitt
Elmer Stutt
Carl Bock Wills Zimmerman Lauence Lubene Irsoe
Serbles
William Lublen
Clarence Dirks
Leonard Seibles
Leonard Bolken
Ervin Loweres
Ben Broken
Earle Dirks
Ramond Tutken
Carl Whelings
Center Point
Bender
Florist
Will
Mother
Cage Star
McArthur
University of
Iof
Town University Hospital
Tuwa State 5 College
State Teachers College
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave. SE
Smulekoff's
Lydia Wehmeier Perkins
First Avenue
Millyard Sales
St. Joseph
Missouri
Gauilstealleibtt
TTC
Smulekoff
Third Avenue
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