Bridal Dinner To Honor Miss Knox and Dr Bogaard
Mrs James E Blake hosts a bridal dinner at 320 Crescent St SE for Miss Edith Knox and Dr Kenneth Bogaard ahead of their Wednesday 8 pm wedding at St Johns Episcopal Church. Seventeen guests dine at 7 with the bridal party and relatives from Champaign Davenport Orange City and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Knox
Dr. Bogaard
Tostess
James E Blake
Crescent Street
Partt
Edith Knox
Kenneth Bogaard
St John's Episcopal Church
Miss Knoxs
Bognards Pridal
Charles S Knox
Dan G Sannell
Helen Swannell
Champaign
James M Knox
L. W van Nostrand
Pleasant Drive
Swannell
Als Swannell
Charles M. Daniel
Davenport
William Bogaard
Orange City
P E O Chapter DK Meeting At Mrs Cutler’s Home
Mrs Harry O Cutler hosted Chapter DK of P E O at her Ridgeway Drive SE residence Monday evening in honor of Mrs Harold West who travels to Kansas City with her family. Gifts were presented, and Miss Henrietta Frank introduced Mrs C H Van Dellen from Pella Chapter PA who spoke on tulip time and town history. Other guests from IH and related chapters attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry O Cutler
Ridgeway Drive
Grace Sargent
Mariana Sackett
P E.O
Harold West
Kansas City
Henrietta Frank
C H van Dellen
Pella
Holland
Betty Gorham
St Paul
Clarke van Meter
C D Hedberg
Harry S. Johnson
C S. Foster
J. North
L. M Downing
Chi Omega Mothers Club Tea Planned at Delbert Ashby Home
The Chi Omega Mothers club schedules a tea this Thursday at 2 30 p.m. at 520 County Club Parkway SR hosted by Mrs Delbert R Ashby with assistance from Mrs M R Warren Mrs CM Hatheld Mrs W Mull and Mr G M Wootke. Miss Dorothy Carr and Miss Peggie Bade lead the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega Mothers Club
Delbert R Ashby
County Club Parkway SR
Ashby
M R Warren
Mull
G M Wootke
Dorothy Carr
Peggie Bade
Betas Sigma Phi Lambda party reveals Parrott Madden nuptials
At Mrs Carl W Nelson home in Moline the Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi announced the January 13 1940 wedding of Ethyl M Parrott of Cedar Rapids daughter of Mrs Charles Parrott of Monticello to Berteaux H Madden of Moline son of Mr and Mrs WE Madden of Brookfield Missouri. The bride works for Universal Crusher and the groom for George E Wever Co in Kansas City at Moline. They will live at the LeClaire hotel in Moline. Bridge prizes went to Mrs FW Damour and Mrs L M Stow with sponsors Mrs Damour and Mrs F C Kellogg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambda Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Carl W Nelson
Sixteenth Street
Ethyl M Parrott
Cedar Rapids
Charles Parrott
Monticello
Berteaux H Madden
Moline
WE. Madden
Brookfield
Madden
Universal Crusher Company
George E. Wever Company
Kansas City
LeClaire
Bridge
FW. Damour
L. M Stow
Damour
F.C. Kellogz
Mrs. Nettie Sisam Honored at Surprise Birthday Dinner
Mrs. Nettie M Sisam of 1012 First Avenue West was celebrated with a surprise birthday dinner hosted by her children and grandchildren. Attendees included Alta Duncan and Dorothy June, Nettle Sisam of Cedar Rapids, Arthur Lynn family from Cedar Falls, J H Grothaus family from Ina City, Culver Sisam family from Des Moines, and Patsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie M Sisam
First Avenue
Alta Duncan
Dorothy June
Nettie Sisam
Cedar Rapids
Vire
Arthur Lynn
Stuart
Cedar Falls
J H Grothaus
Patsy
Inna City
Culver Sisam
David
Nancy
Richard
Des Moines
Missionary Group of Iowa U B Church Convenes Here
The Iowa branch convention of the Woman's Missionary association of the United Brethren church opens Thursday at the United Brethren church on Fourth Avenue and Seventh Street SE and runs through Saturday with sessions at 10:30 am and various addresses by Mrs LeRoy D Weld, Miss Alice E Bell, Ruth Ebling Masses, and guest musician Alvin Hurtt. The public is invited to attend all sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Woman's Missionary Association of the United Brethren Church
United Brethren Church
Fourth Avenue
Seventh Street
LeRoy D Weld
G T . Rosselnt
Freetown
West Africa
Alvin Hurtt
Ruth Ebling
Alice E Bell
Dayton
Ohio
Association
Otterbein Guild Girls
Nwing
Nown
Mrs Suchomel Hosts Chapter GM PEO Meeting
Mrs Thomas F Suchomel at 2319 Ridgeway Drive SE entertained twenty seven at a Chapter GM PEO meeting Monday evening assisted by Mrs John T Hecker. The program featured a discussion on Socialized Medicines by Dr John T Weeker and Dr Thomas F Suchomel with cellist Miss Marcia Kensinger and pianist Miss Ruth Buresh. Guests included Mrs John Donnelly and Mrs J M Tallman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Suchomel
Ridgeway Drive
John T Hecker
John T Weeker
Thomas F Suchomel
Marcia Kensinger
Ruth Buresh
John Donnelly
Waterloo
J. M. Tallman
Ingram Bixlers to Entertain Bridge Club Tonight
Mr and Mrs Ingram Bixler invite the bridge club to dinner at the Wurster tea room and later play at their home on Blake boulevard SE. Three tables will be used for the late bridge session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingram Bixler
Blake Boulevard
Bridge Club
Wurster Tea Room
Bixler
Camp Fire Groups Plan Doughnut Distribution Event
Wadakizapi and Kidawazapi Camp Fire groups meet Wednesday at 345 pm at St John church to distribute 361% dozen doughnuts. Mrs Van Vechten Shaffer is guardian with Mrs Lewis P. Boudreaux as assistant guardian. An honor will be given to girls selling at least 25 dozen doughnuts: Carol Jean Boudreaux Patricia Craemer Anne Selden Susan Shaffer Susan Walter Patricia Kaufman Joan Killian Joyce Skinner Sue Randall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadakizapi
Kidawazapi
St. John’s Church
van Vechten Shaffer
Lewis P. Boudreaux
Carol Jean Boudreaux
Patricia Craemer
Anne Selden
Susan Shaffer
Susan Walter
Patricia Kaufman
Joan Killian
Joyce Skinner
Sue Randall
Kitchen shower honors Mrs William Williams on March 20
Helen Johnson became Mrs William Williams in March. A kitchen shower Monday evening at Ruth Morgan’s home honored her with guests Jean Engelman Ruth Morgan and many attendees including Margaret Anne Cook Evelyn Longstreet Marion Die man Eilleen Kohler Nola Berger Irene MecEldan Cecelia Johnson and Mesdames Henry Scherer Forrest Scannell David Mitchell Leland Reynolds William Mineck and Carl Baumhoefner. Mrs Harry Morgan helped host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Williams
Helen Johnson
Jean Engelman
Ruth Morgan
Margaret Anne Cook
Evelyn Longstreet
Marion Dieman
Eilleen Kohler
Nola Berger
Irene MecEldan
Cecelia Johnson
Henry Scherer
Forrest Scannell
David Mitchell
Leland Reynolds
William Mineck
Carl Baumhoefner
Harry Morgan
Marriage Announcement of Norma Mueller and William T Brown
Mrs George A Mueller of 642 Thirty-fourth Street NE announces the marriage of her daughter Norma to William T Brown. The ceremony occurred Sunday evening at the Mueller home with Rev Daniel E Kerr officiating. Attendants were the bride’s brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs Frank Skala. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Mueller
Thirty-fourth Street
Annouce
Norma
William T Brown
Mueller Home
Daniel E Kerr
Frank Skala
Skalas
Brown
Cedar Rapids
Camp Fire girls tour Northwestern Bell building
Thirteen members of Nina Chinka Camp Fire group and guardian Mrs Mason visited the Northwestern Bell Telephone Company. They toured the building, watched operators at work, learned correct phone use, and had their voices recorded in the laboratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Chinka
A. [. Mason
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Resipita Camp Fire Hikes at Shaver Park
Resipita Camp Fire Group members hiked to Shaver Park on Saturday as part of a nature walk project. Participants named include Arlene Churchill Betty Link Virginia Shepherd Dorothy Mesknes Patricia Ruby and assistant guardian Virginia Clapa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resipita
Shaver Park
Arlene Churchill
Betty Link
Virginia Shepherd
Dorothy Mesknes
Patricia Ruby
Virginia Clapa
Theresa Viasaty and David Johnson Wedding Report
Theresa Viasaty daughter of Mr and Mrs John Vlasaty wed David Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Albert Johnson in a St Patricks rectory ceremony. Attendants included Miss Marie Mahring and Fred R Young Jr with a dinner hosted by the bride’s sister Mrs Floyd Milburn. The couple resides at 631 Tenth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Viasaty
John Vlasaty
Twentieth Avenue SW
David Johnson
Albert Johnson
Memorial Drive
St Patricks Rectory
Marie Mahring
Fred R- Young, Jr
Miss Mahring
Floyd Milburn
C Avenue NW
H. R Longridge
Mr Young
K. P. Hall
Johnson
Pattern 4456 available in misses sizes with yardage
Pattern 4456 offered for misses sizes 12 through 20. Size 16 requires 555 yards 35 inches of fabric for the complete ensemble. Send fifteen cents to Pattern Department The Cedar Rapids Gazette 243 West Wath Street New York NY for pattern. Extra ten cents unlocks the latest Pattern Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
West Wath Street
New York
Pollock Visits Cedar Rapids To Speak At Club Dinner
Channing Pollock arrives in Cedar Rapids hosted by Mr and Mrs Van Vechten Shaffer for a two day stay. He speaks at the Executive club dinner at Cedar Rapids Country club, described as an ardent foe of totalitarianism and a prolific writer. He notes his words total about 9,000,000 in print and discusses a youth slump in a forthcoming article series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Channing Pollock
van Vechten Shaffer
Linden Drive
Pollock
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Pleiades Dance Held at Coe College Recreation Hall
Mexican decorations set the Pleiades theme for Coe College recreation room dance Friday night from 8 to 11. Patronesses Mrs James Hodgson and Mrs Ernest Kosek sponsored the event with faculty guests Prof Wilfred Perkins and Rev James Hodgson Jr. The nickelodeon provided music and miniature record programs. Maxine Fitzsimmons led arrangements with Virginia Vampola and Antoinette Vam pola assisting. Numerous guests were listed including Margaret Young Zula Cakek Miss Vampola Miss Marr and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe
James B. Hodgson
Ernest Kosek
Wilfred Perkins
James B Hodgson Jr
A. R. Menary
Nickelodeon
Maxine Fitzsimmons
Virginia Marr
Antoinette Vampola
Miss Vampola
Miss Marr
Margaret Young
Zula Cacek
Miss Fitzsimmons
Mildred Fry
Henrietta Kruidenier
Audrey Shelquist
Naida Bradley
Helen Marie Souhrada
Mary Jane Flaherty
Jean Durfee
Lorretta Floetchinger
Betsey Jane Bridge
Winifred Cornthwaite
Ruth Culbreth
Maurine Hamblin
Mildred Belle Benninghoff
Loran Lain
Ralph Podzimek
Karl Proesholdt
John Rasplicka
Ralph Bushee
Ronald Stetzel
Dale Graft
Norman Schwietert
Skippie Anderson
Dick Novak
Bob Clark
Bill Duffy
Bill Heins
Leslie Farmer
Charles Cornthwaite
Mother Daughter Dinner Nears Final Rehearsals at St Pauls
A farce English as is Spoke and a panto mime of That Old Sweetheart of Mine are close to final rehearsals for the St Pauls Mother Daughter dinner. Mrs CD Hileman leads, Nancy Houser directs the farce, with Nadine Morse and others in cast. Miss Margaret Fortsch will read in costume with violin accompaniment by Katherine Ball. Dinner at 6 in the church dining room follows with flowers for grandmothers and great grandmothers. reservations end Wednesday at the church office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's
James Whitcomb Riley
CD. Hileman
Nancy Houser
Nadine Morse
Marjorie Lyons
Rosalie Campbell
Maralee Chase
Nancy
Postponed Meeting for Ladies Auxiliary of W F W
The ladies auxiliary of W F W has postponed its meeting from Wednesday night to May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
W.F.W
Miss Werkman To Wed George Ginger Soon In Oak Park Ill
Miss Margaret Werkman of 1936 Washington avenue SE will wed George Ginger of Oak Park Illinois on April 27. She was honored at a bathroom accessories shower and bridge tea hosted by Miss Mildred Wise with guests including Mabel Pollock Walter Dresselhaus William Sanford Glen Ives H M Soper and Lloyd King of Cedar Falls. Pollock later entertained at a dinner in Werkman’s honor with guests Gertrude Werkman Marian Davidson Mildred Wise Marjorie Bruner Marian Bruner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Werkman
Washington Avenue SE
George Ginger
Oak Park
Mildred Wise
Blake Boulevard
Mabel Pollock
Walter Dresselhaus
William Sanford
Glen Ives
H. M Soper
Lloyd King
Cedar Falls
Pollock
Fourth Avenue Sfe
Miss Werkman
Miss Hammond Feted on Eve Before May Wedding
In honor of Miss Bernice Hammond of 1533 D Avenue NE and Lloyd G. DeJong of Chicago the Young Peoples Christian Endeavor group at First Christian Church met at Miss Isabelle Smith’s home 1809 Sixth Avenue SE. Gifts of crystal were given to the honored guest. Attending were Beatrice and Berdine Bockhaus Catherine Bishop Mary Fiedler Donna Greer Eleanor Hall Adryce Hanson Clover Luck Juanita Lyons Genevieve McCulloch Ruth Mareh Norma Nelson Ellen and Ruth Basley Fern Roberts Kathrine Solomon Minerva Terwilliger and Mrs. Scott Hammond and Mrs. William R. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Hammond
D Avenue NE
Lloyd G. DeJong
Chicago
Isabelle Smith
Sixth Avenue SE
John English
Parkcourt SE
Young Peoples Christian Endeavor Society
First Christian Church
Miss Smith
Crystal
Miss Hammond
Beatrice and
Berdine Bockhaus
Catherine Bishop
Mary Fiedler
Donna Greer
Eleanor Hall
Adryce Hanson
Clover Luck
Juanita Lyons
Genevieve McCulloch
Ruth Mareh
Norma Nelson
Ellen
Ruth Basley
Fern Roberts
Kathrine Solomon
Minerva Terwilliger
Scott Hammond
William R. Smith
Harvey Sindahls Host 20th Anniversary Dinner
Mr and Mrs Harvey Sindahl hosted ten couples at a Sunday dinner party to celebrate their twentieth wedding anniversary at the Colony Inn Amana. After dinner guests returned to the Sindahl home for pinochle and a gift presentation. Participants included Cedar Rapids couples H R Peters R E Guy George Johnson Vern White Pete McCracken J Lainsley Charles Stanley M Risk and Fond du Lac Wis resident S K Sindahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Sindahl
Fourteenth Street
Colony Inn
Amana
Sindahl
H. R Peters
R. E. Guy
George Johnson
Vern White
Pete McCracken
J Lainsley
Charles Stanley
M. Risk
Cedar Rapids
S. K. Sindahl
Fond du Lac, Wis
Final Meeting of Cedar Rapids History and Literature Dept
Sixty members and guests attended the history and literature department’s final meeting at the Cedar Rapids Woman's club. A luncheon preceded a musical program and talk on Iowa by Royal S. Holbrook, featuring a string quartet, oboe solo, and chamber woodwind ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Iowa
Royal S. Holbrook
Mrs Olive Tower Heads Monday Shakespeare Club
Mrs Olive Tower was elected president of the Monday Shakespeare Club at the anniversary party held at the home of Mrs H L Manville. Officers named include Cuthbert Smith as first vice president F G Ladd as second vice president Lucille Maresh secretary treasurer C H Brittin corresponding secretary A E Doran critic and AR Swein leader. The group plans studying historical plays and English history during 1940 41 with talks and Stratford on Avon pictures featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Tower
Monday Shakespeare Club
H. L. Manville
First Avenue
Cuthbert Smith
F. G. Ladd
Lucille Maresh
C .H. Brittin
A E. Doran
AR. Swein
Swein
J.C Lozier
Charles Bridges
Shakespeare Country
Stratford-on-Avon
Shakespeare Theater
George Arduser
J. F McLaughlin
May Hollenbeck
Visitor Feted At Sunday Party In Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs Harry H Flow and daughter Marilyn hosted a dinner in Cedar Rapids honoring Mrs D F Roddan of Los Angeles formerly of the city. Guests included Dr and Mrs E L Luglan and son Bobby and Mr and Mrs L W Broulik. Roddan leaves Wednesday after a ten day visit with Mr and Mrs John Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H Flow
Marilyn
Avenue NE
D. F. Roddan
Los Angeles
Calif
Cedar Rapids
E. L. Luglan
Bobby
L. W. Broulik
Roddan
John Garden
Sixteenth Street
Gang o'Kids hold Willow Bend weiner roast
A group gathered Saturday at Willow Bend for a casual weiner roast. Attendees included Margaret Grady Bette Burke Jeanne DePoy Ad Roeder Mary McGuire Helen Hamed Jean Thompson Maureen Sullivan Rita Klassen Ed Kvarda Harley Leichsenring Don Springer Jim Holton Art McGuire Ed Hamed Don Wescott Bill Wood and Frank Fulkerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gang o'Kids
Willow Bend
Weiner
Margaret Grady
Bette Burke
Jeanne DePoy
Ad Roeder
Mary McGuire
Helen Hamed
Jean Thompson
Maureen Sullivan
Rita Klassen
Ed Kvarda
Harley Leichsenring
Don Springer
Jim Holton
Art McGuire
Ed Hamed
Don Wescott
Bill Wood
Frank Fulkerson
Busy Ten club hosts card party with prizes awarded
Mrs. Loucelle Gillilan entertained the Busy Ten club at her home on Thursday afternoon at 219 Seventh Street SE. Five hundred was played with prizes going to Mrs. Earl F. Colby, Mrs. Florence Kisinger and Mrs Nel Oslund. Other attendees included Mrs. Katherine Kuhn, Mrs. Leo Williams, Mrs. Aaron McNabb, Mrs. Fred Hiemes and Mrs. Bob Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loucelle Gillilan
Seventh Street SE
Earl F. Colby
Florence Kisinger
Nel Oslund
Katherine Kuhn
Leo Williams
Aaron McNabb
Fred Hiemes
Bob Cooper
Cedar Rapids club golf qual and fee due May 6
Cedar Rapids Woman's club players must complete 27 holes of qualifying golf and submit the registration fee by May 6. Score card and fee go to Charles Burkhart at Kenmore course. Play begins Tuesday May 14 at 8:30 am. Contact Mrs Lumer Lorence or Mrs R B. Burch for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Sub-Dettes Meet at Miss Panek’s Home
The Sub-Dettes met Monday evening at 1924 Wilson Avenue SW for a business session, games, and refreshments. Attending were Misses Mary Jeane Ryan Kathleen Doyle Adeline Drakos Kathleen Convey Bernadine Spaight with guest Miss Mary Ann Dvorak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdelyn Panek
Wilson Avenue
Mary Jeane Ryan
Kathleen Doyle
Adeline Drakos
Kathleen Convey
Bernadine Spaight
Mary Ann Dvorak
Mizpah Circle Luncheon Honors Retiring President
Mrs. J M Wiley hosted Mizpah circle of the Kings Daughters at 264 Fifteenth Street NW. Retiring president Mrs. L R Buffington was honored guest. Mexican themed decor set the scene. Gifts went to Mrs. Buffington and Bible study leader Mrs. R A Kohn for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J M. Wiley
Fifteenth Street
King’s Daughters
L. R. Buffington
Buffington
R. A. Kohn
Irene Douglas Circle Meets For Lunch and Planning
Irene Douglas circle of the King's Daughters will meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. for lunch and business. The gathering will be hosted at the home of Mrs. A. T. Phune, 1946 Bever Avenue SE, with Mrs. G. J. Bondurant and Mrs. A. G. Heim as assisting hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Douglas
The
King's Daughters
A. T Phune
Bever Avenue SE
G .J. Bondurant
A. G. Heim
Candlelight ceremony installs new officers for Camp Fire
Cheskchamay Camp Fire girls met Friday at Mrs G V Wood home to install new officers during a candlelight ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheskchamay
G. V. Wood
Margaret Bottome Circle Hosts Dessert Luncheon
The Margaret Bottome circle meets Wednesday at 1 p.m. for a dessert luncheon hosted by Mrs. George J. Starman at 820 Twentieth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bottome
of the King's Daughters
George J. Starman
Twentieth Street SE
National Want Ad Week Promotes Early Vacancy Rentals
National Want Ad Week urges posting vacancies before May 1 moving time. Advertisers can save 20 percent on paid in advance want ads for orders of three days or more.
Thefts Range From Purse To Foundry Mold
Police report four thefts early Tuesday including a lost purse from Mrs D C Gillette worth 32 dollars total. a break in at Universal Foundry stealing a 150 dollar aluminum head mold. a stolen billfold from Frank Mein with unspecified cash. and a camera stolen from Peter Minnaert valued at 140 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
D C. Gillette
Crescent Drive
Universal Foundry
I Avenue NE
Frank Mein
Cedar Rapids Savings
Four Estates Pay $8008 Inheritance Taxes
The Iowa tax commission reported $8008 in inheritance taxes from four estates. The estates and amounts include M to nes M Stewart Washington with values of $58,924 and $2946 fee, Ramey Mount Pleasant $13,642 and $1023, Ella Davison Davenport $26,760 and $2676, Ida L Osborne Anamosa $26,887 and $1363.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Tax Commission
Iowa
Nes M- Stewart
Washington
Ramey
Mount Pleasant
Ella Davison
Davenport
Ida L. Osborne
Anamosa
More Pinball Machines Seized In Des Moines
Des Moines youths crusading against slot machines won a second court victory when Municipal Judge Don Allen condemned three more pinball machines found in a city store after police raids. Earlier a judge condemned three other machines taken in similar raids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Des Moines Youth Crusaders
Don Allen
Young Crusader
City Hall To Get New Telephone Trunk Line
Northwestern Bell prepares a new trunk line at City Hall to handle 20 more calls per hour. Several desk phones will replace upright models as part of the upgrade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Knox Foresees Journalistic Giants From Publishing Problems
New York AP Colonel Frank Knox publisher of the Chicago Daily News urged at a National Newspaper Promotion association luncheon that giants of journalism will evolve from current publishing difficulties. He called for leaders forged by war and prosperity, facing a mechanical revolution and new production methods amid rapid tech change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Knox
Chicago Daily News
National Newspaper Promotion Association
Knox
Robert McLean
Associated Press
Philadelphia Bulletin
McLean
Paris Air Defenses Report Spasmodic Action No Incidents
Anti aircraft batteries in the Paris region engaged in sporadic action Monday night with searchlights in use and drones heard. Authorities said no incidents occurred by Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
INS
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Cutler
Le.o
Chi Omega
Ethyl Parrott
B. Il, Madden
Sisam
Birge
Strahan. United
Becker Smith
Page
Sanford
Missionary Group of
U.B. Church
Suchomel
P.E.O
Ingram Bixlers
Norma Mueller
Williave Brown
Nina Chinka Camp Fire
Resipita Camp Fire
Thompson
Anne Adams
Harvey Sindahls
Gavotte
Popper Marcia Kensinger
Beethoven Joan Kadavy
Eldo Mentzer
Damon Gardner
St. Verroust
Dean Stucker
Lois Grissel
Beethoven Dean Stucker
Maxine Shipton
Mrs. Olive Tower
Gang O
Woman's Club
Mizpah Circle
Cheskchiamay Camp
Lydia E. _ Pinkham
Lenord T. Arduser
C. Chambers Inskeep Optical Co
F. Tisher
Pres
Dial
3Rd St. SE
Action
Ceans
Lone
Cam
Mia Tek
Nem
Bauer E
Dexter
Barnett
First Street
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