Royal Neighbors appoint officers at state camp
Delegates at the Royal Neighbors of America state camp held at the Montrose hotel completed a two day conference with Alma Marlow as vice oracle and Ida Wickham as state chancellor among those appointed to lead the event. About 1 000 attended the opening and pageant featured a rose canopy ceremony and juvenile drill performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America
Montrose
Alma Marlow
Fort Madison
Rose Peterson
Council Bluffs
Grace McMullin
Crescent
Ida Reynolds
Ellott
Ida Wickham
Davenport
Hate Moore
Glidden
State Inner Sentinel
Pearl Wilson
Woodhead
State Outer Sentinel
Ella Zentner
Bellevue
Stella Ball
Dubuque
Anna Stevens
Iowa
Augusta Volgardsen
Clinton
Anna Maller
Cedar Falls
Goldie Huggins
Elkader
Lolita Layer
William Rinderknecht
Cedar Rapids
Bessie Randa
Mary Bowman
Mary Black
Grace McCurdy
Des Moines
Florence Bridges
Blanche Schmidt
Amelia Ledbetter
Sioux City
Gertrude Zwack
Danson
Valley Camp
Celia Burda
Parlor City Camp
McCurdy
Reme
Bue Hawai
Willa Mae Rush
Accused Of Speeding and Muffler Violation Noted in Court
A driver was fined for speeding and driving with no muffler after a court hearing. The case cites defendants including Rossie Bp em NE and mentions locations such as 435 Forest Grove SE and 1933 Fourth Avenue, with fines imposed for rear light violations and parking infractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hectese
Ray North Liberty
Local Marion Social Notes and Club Gatherings
Marion residents host and visit across Cedar Rapids and Anamosa with numerous club meetings. Reading circle and Chastierbox Bridge announce high scores. Christan church’s Cheerful Compuriers, OOFP and Ameigo clubs hold meetings with guests. Fraternal lodge, parish circles, and garden club plan upcoming events while families join funerals and visiting relatives.
Grand Mound Driver Paroled From Bench
Clyde Casper Son of Grand Mound pled guilty to manslaughter in district court for the March 28 automobile death of George Oldson, also of Grand Mound. Judge D W Jackson suspended an indeterminate eight year reformatory term for the defendant's youth and extenuating circumstances. Oldson was Casper sons closest friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Clyde Casperson
Grand Mound
George Oldson
D. W. Jackson
Muscatine
Oldson
Casperson
Rev Bob Ingersoll Opens Revival at Second Evangelical
The Rev Bob Ingersoll begins a revival series at Second Evangelical church Cedar Rapids on Eighteenth avenue and Ninth street SW. He warns the gospel will be the focus and will not be entertainment. Dr Edwin L Frizen leads the choir with Ruth Webster on piano. meetings occur nightly except Mondays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob" Ingersoll
Second Evangelical Church
Eighteenth Avenue
Ninth Street
Mr Ingersoll
Pacific Garden Mission
Chicago
WIR
Detroit
Edwin L. Frizen
Ingersoll
Cedar Rapids
Frizen
Ruth Webster
C Gatrelle
Irgerse
Iowa Supreme Court Upholds Kray Sentence At Fort Madison
The Iowa Supreme Court affirms a three year term for Herman Kray 34 Cedar Rapids on federal liquor possession charges. Kray pled guilty January 13 and later appealed the sentence. He was detained with additional counts as the case moved through the system.
Defense Demurrers In Viola Case Are Upheld
Defense demurrers in the Viola case are upheld after a judge sustains the plea by the Vooca court and its directors to petitions by Jacey Gera and Equan Gar sus 7 by his father Joseph Garius Jovepn Geraeca. The suit cites damages and personal injuries from a home incident and window exposure on October 29 1935. An unrelated beer permit request by Claude V Carts of Route No 2 Survey was deferred due to missing property descriptor.
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CJ Hees
VooCa Corse
Ted Choel
Jacey + Geraa
Joseph Garius
Jovepn
Geraeca
Fissen
Arsares
Crue
NS Wroen
Edo
Paralta
Claude
Claes
Linn Coutts Super Sas Taredus
Fishing Season Opens After Law Publication Delay
Iowa fishermen await the official fishing season start as new fish and game laws must be published by the governor. If published by April 29, inland waters may open for trout and other species. separate dates apply for rivers and artificial lakes with limited openings in 1937 and 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Daily Press Bureau
Iowa
Iowa Supreme Court
Nelson G. Kraschel
State Conservation Commission
H. M. Sanderson
The
Conservation Commission
Mississippi
Missouri
Sanderson
Wapello
Davis County
Keomah Lake
Mahaska County
Keomah
McBride
Johnson County
Upper Pine Lake
Hardin County
City Dynamite Stolen From Ellis Park Quarry Storehouse
Fifty pounds of city owned dynamite were stolen from the Ellis Park quarry storehouse in a break in reported to police. Walter Maricle street commissioner said entry was gained by removing a screen and breaking a window. Two prior entry attempts were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Park
City Streets Department
Walter Maricle
Maricle
Iowa Women Invited To Host Tea At Villa Louis Opening
Invitations went to prominent Iowa women to serve as hostesses for a tea at Villa Louis Prairie du Chien Wisconsin on May 2. The event marks the 1937 opening of the historic home with about 500 club women from Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and Illinois expected. Granddaughters of Hercules Louis Dousman will be in the receiving line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Villa Louis
the Gazette
McGregor
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Minnesota
Praine du Chien
Wis
League of Women Voters
F. R. Woodward
Dubuque
John C. Hartman
Waterloo
Hampton Lee Aust
Verne Marshall
Cedar Rapids
Hanford MacNider
Mason City
Grant Wood
Eugene A. Gilmore
Town City
Harry Vincent
Fort Dodge
Nels Kraschel
Gardner Cowles
D. W. Morehouse
Des Moines
Grace Gilbert King
West Union
W. L. Eichendorf
F. R. Bigelow
E. B. Young
St. Paul
Minn
Hercules Louis Dousman
Prairie du Chien
Northwest
Ferences
Mississippi River
Dousman
John Jacob Astor
Iowa Senate Passes Radio Libel Law Bill
The Iowa senate approved a bill changing radio libel laws and sent it to the governor. The measure cleared the calendar amid several minor proposals and aims to regulate broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Senate
Senate bill targets transfers of state home children
The senate discussed libel damages for broadcasters failing to exercise due care. An echo of the Harry C. White investigation surfaced as the chamber passed a bill prohibiting transferring children from state homes to training schools without a court order. Marshall town’s B C Whitehill, sponsor, said the investigation committee urged passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Harry C. White
State Control Board
B. C. Whitehill
Marshalltown
Nursery stock and garden supplies advertisement
Selection includes nursery stock plants fertilizer black dirt and related items listed under classification 34 in the Want Ads Advertisement.
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Tama
Doubuque
Des Heeres
Rs Keer
Weser Serectors
Marion News
Clifford Donovan
Ames
R J. Williams
C C. Carpenter
Glenn Larkin
Jack Gibney
M Irs
Oscar French
Compuriers
Christan Church
Air
Ralph Onley
Clarence Meggers
Vernon Schmeder
John Rader
E R McConaughy
Vera Barrie
Osceo
Katherne Boegart
A. A. Milne
Oofp Club
Earl Welsher
F. S. Skinner
Ruth Anderson Currie
Marion
Kalamazoo
Mich
James J Wallace
DeWitt Smith
Ralph Kendall
Emma Nash
Springville
Charles Nash
Ed Sigfred
Clyde Kearns
Sigfred
Herbert Faulkner
Russell Kennedy
Lincoln
Neb
Faulkner
Kennedy
Moss Wash
C .B. Vernon
Ameigo Club
L. C. Dow
Emma Klein
Tennyson Club
C. V. Peddycourt
Merle Bloom
Herman Edwards
Lara Remington
J. R. Corwin
Anamosa
J. E. Hayes
Perry
James R. Hayes
Ethel Tumulty
Shellsburg
Spaulding
Vinton
George Reichard
Tumulty
Mrs Reichard
Sacred Heart Circle
St Joseph’s Church
Mike Cira
C E Mitchell
Gay
Ff Mir
W OA Ladd
Tre H O Coughlan
Alda Coughlan Wickham
Minola Clark
Nutley
California
Eo Srs
Pfieger
Brookfeld
Rer Rece
Stan
Searey
Crow Club
Jesse Starry
Boehmeeter
Ard
Earl Smith
Dae Yarren
Roger
Wonenea
Finn
Meron) Dwire
Candenton
Paul Dwire
Lake George
Lilian Bleakley
Grant Dwire
Blodgett
Cental City
Bleakley
Ed Goetlich
Milwaukee
George Greiber
Fort Knox
William Ambdenstock
Clifford Bright
William Sherman
Fred McShane
Fox Lodge
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Memorial Hall
Lensch
Bennett
Lake
Dr Rein
Fernes
Bennston
Tram Mire Roc We
Fey &S
Sirestek Us c
Éaies & As
Ascanso
Sti
Asa
Bob” Ingersoll
Second Evangelical
Court House News
Supreme Court
Kray
Blue Valley Diary
Blue Valley
Blue Valles
Ast
Piej the Big Shoe Store
Second Avenue
Arekay
Hix Shoe
Oxfords
Buck Oxfords
Nurse
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