Jaeger Hosts Invitees At Brucemore This Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Jaeger of The Forest Illinois host out of town guests at Brucemore with Mrs. George B. Douglas and Mr. Howard Hall. Expected arrivals include Miss Sarah Marquis of New York City and families from Lake Forest Rockford Moline Dayton Paris. The Douglas party plans to travel to New York Monday en route to France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Jaeger
Lhe Forest
Ill
John A. Marquis
Coe College
Marquis
Miss Marquis
Jaegers
George Silverthorne
Lake Forest
Robert Boehland
Rockford
Lawrence Murphy
Moline
Lowes de Weiss
Dayton
Edward Bruce Douglas
Paris
France
Beatrice
Brucemore
New York City
Mexico
Arizona
California
New York
Mr. Douglas
Music Convention Hears McRae on Midwest Music
Tolbert McRae of Iowa State College urged middle westerners to embrace their native music at the eleventh biennial Iowa Federation of Music Clubs banquet in Ames. He cited that while technique came from elsewhere the Midwest provides its melodic voice. The event named new officers and showcased prize-winning compositions by Edward Kurtz and Horace Alden Miller, with performances by students and a Czech folk dance finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Tolbert McRae
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa Federation of Music Clubs
Montrose Hotel
Paul S. Ray
Coe College
McRae
Iowa
Nourse
Eleanor Houts
Cedar Rapids
Louise Hagerman
Waterloo
Juliette Redfern
Des Moines
A. C. Mueller
Davenport
S. V. Shonka
H. O. Johnson
Eagle Grove
E. A. Hanske
Bellevue
Robert Luscombe
Maude Whedon Smith
Iowa City
F. M. Humphrey
Mason City
H. O. Green
Spencer
C. O. van Winkle
Hillsboro
Agnes Flannery
Helen Kacena Stark
Rose Lena Reugnitz
Cedar Falls
R. D. Taylor
Gertrude Baird
Newton
D. Boyd
Vinton
Opal Bullard
Sioux City
Retgnitz
Edward Kurtz
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Horace Alden Miller
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Mr. Kurtz
Parthenope
Rachel Rosenburger
Esther Bley
Clifford Johnson
Mr. Miller
Mrs. Kurtz
Frank V. Orr
Waples and Warrens Motor to Chicago for Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs Frank C Waples of 331 Forest Drive SE and Mr and Mrs M R Warren of 2008 Fifth Avenue SE with their son Bob travel to Chicago Friday for a weekend. Mr Waples and Ingram Bixler 2392 Blake Boulevard SE will travel east from Chicago while the others return Sunday. Bob Warren will stay as guest of Allan Remy of Chicago once a former boys director at St Paul s Methodist church here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Waples
Forest Drive
M. R. Warren
Fifth Avenue
Bob
Chicago
Waples
Ingram Bixler
Blake Boulevard
Bob Warren
Allan Remy
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Open House Honors Arcadia Guest at Reid Residence
Mr and Mrs Raymond A Reid hosted an open house Thursday evening for Mrs H L Mc Cammon of Arcadia California formerly of Cedar Rapids a guest in the Reid home She plans to return home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond A. Reid
Knollwood Drive
H. L. McCammon
Arcadia
Calif
Cedar Rapids
Reid
McCammon
Miss Joyce Palmer Returns to Wisconsin Campus
Miss Joyce Palmer daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry A Palmer 1819 Fourth avenue SE returns to Madison Wisconsin where she is a student at the University of Wisconsin Mrs Palmer drove to Madison with her daughter returning late Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Palmer
Harry A. Palmer
Fourth Avenue SE
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Couple Returns From Brownsville Texas After Five Weeks
Mr and Mrs Edward M Scott of Commonwealth apartments returned Thursday evening from Brownsville Texas where they spent the last five weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Scott
Commonwealth Apartments
Brownsville
Texas
Immaculata Circle Honors Bride Elect Leona Keppel
Miss Leona Keppel, to wed Paul Harrington on April 27, was honored at Immaculata circle of Immaculate Conception church. Hostess Miss Kathryn Marshall led a group of twelve at 863 Fourth Avenue SE as the circle presented a gift. Bridge prizes went to Miss Mary Kehoe first, Miss Leonore Rennekamp second, and Miss Gayle Giblin consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Keppel
Paul Harrington
Immaculata Circle
Immaculate Conception
Kathryn Marshall
Fourth Avenue SE
Bridge
Mary Kehoe
Leonore Rennekamp
Gayle Giblin
Birthday party marks Robert Holicek seventh year
Robert Holicek at 1129 Tenth Street SE celebrated his seventh birthday on Tuesday. Miss Alta Kessler and Mrs. Louise Zrudsky served refreshments. Attendees included Robert Lovell Richard Briles Gladys Briles Robert Briles Richard Zrudsky Darlene Holicek Betty Holicek Arlene Kessler Alta Kessler and many family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Holicek
Tenth Street
Alta Kessler
Louise Zrudsky
Robert Lovell
Richard Briles
Gladys Briles
Robert Briles
Richard Zrudsky
Darlene Holicek
Betty Holicek
Robert Kessler
Arlene Kessler
J. Goods
J. Holicek
Dinner Honors Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Gaffney
Dr and Mrs J L Hartman hosted a dinner at their Cedar Rapids home on Wednesday to honor Mr and Mrs Donald C Gaffney of Lincoln Nebraska and their son Bob formerly of Cedar Rapids. Aunt of Mrs Hartman Mrs E F Bingham of Rock Island attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Hartman
Nineteenth Street SE
Donald C. Gaffney
Lincoln, Neb
Cedar Rapids
Bob
E. F. Bingham
Rock Island
Hartman
JoAnn Sponar Celebrates Third Birthday
Mrs. Joseph Sponar hosted a Wednesday tea at 612 Thirteenth Street NW in yellow and green decorations for her daughter JoAnn's third birthday. Guests included Mrs. G. H. Johanns and Dewayne, Mrs. George Pfeffer and Betty Lou, Mrs. Elmer Tokheim and Billy, Mrs. Walter Denny and Barbara Jeanne, Mrs. Page Arnold and David.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sponar
Thirteenth Street
JoAnn
G. H. Johanns
Dewayne
George Pfeffer
Betty Lou
Elmer Tokheim
Billy
Walter Denny
Barbara Jeanne
Page Arnold
David
Des Moines Woman Elected President of Iowa Music Clubs
Mrs. Gertrude Huntoon Nourse of Des Moines was announced as president of the Iowa Federation of Music clubs to serve a two year term at the convention banquet Thursday evening at the Montrose hotel. She succeeds Mrs. Lewis Bolton of Des Moines in the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McRae
Rudolph Ganz
New York
Boston
Middle West
East
McRae
Rural Life
Iowa State College
Ganz
Hugh Orchard
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Rapids
Lewis Bolton
Des Moines
Gertrude Huntoon Nourse
Iowa Federation of Music Clubs
Montrose Hotel
Stubbs and Montgomery Return From California Trip
Mr and Mrs L H Stubbs and Mrs H W Montgomery have returned from Hollywood California after five months away They visited the Grand Canyon Painted and Mojave deserts and the Petrified Forest on the way home Mrs Montgomery will stay with the Stubbs and her son Neil Montgomery at 2336 Linden Dr SE The couple’s son in law and daughter Frederick N Lutz and his wife have moved from Singapore to Java Mrs Lutz is Mary Stubbs formerly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorton H. Stubbs
Woodland Drive
H. W. Montgomery
Hollywood
Calif
Grand Canyon
Mojave
Taos
N. M
Montgomery
Stubbs
Neil Montgomery
Linden Drive
Frederick N. Lutz
Singapore
Java
Lutz
Mary Stubbs
Pianist Winner In Contest Plays At Convention Session
Miss Frieda Jones, pianist from Des Moines, delivered the strongest performance at the Iowa Federation of Music Clubs session in Montrose hotel. She played Bach Prelude and Fugue No 3, Chopin G minor Ballade, and Copland Cat and Mouse, winning last years district NFMC contest in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Federation of Music Clubs
Montrose Hotel
Frieda Jones
Gertrude Huntoon
Des Moines
Miss Jones
Copland
Chicago
Des Moines Harmony Club
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Malcolm Metcalf
Iowa
New Hampton
von Weber
Opal White Dutro
Henry Newman
Davenport
Elsa’s
Rea Ballman Quail
Davenport Etude Club
Ruth Garland Mahood
Lois Anderson’s Ninth Birthday Party Celebrated
Lois Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Anderson 517 Seventeenth Street SE celebrated her ninth birthday with a party on Thursday. Guests included Joan Mohn Donna Miller Joan Grey Marilyn Condon Joan Garrett Marilyn Moats Joan Nilles Betty Low Marie Unzeitig and Jean Ellen Pidima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Anderson
Fred Anderson
Seventeenth Street SE
Easy Aces Club Hosts Afternoon Social In City
Mrs C R Scholl hosted the Easy Aces Club at 422 Twelfth Ave SE on Thursday afternoon. Prizes went to Mrs C M Harbert and Mrs W Willenborg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Scholl
Easys Club
C. M. Harbert
W Willenborg
Miss Violet Snyder to Wed E E Pillard of Cedar Rapids
Miss Elizabeth Watson hosted a kitchen shower Thursday evening honoring Violet Snyder who will marry E E Pillard of Cedar Rapids on May 5. Guests included Irene Snyder Lillian Clark Marguerite Herr Wanda Misbach Ila Misbach and Mesdames L J Baldwin and C A Andrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Watson
Violet Snyder
E. E. Pillard
Cedar Rapids
Miss Snyder
L. J. Baldwin
C. A. Andrie
Irene Snyder
Lillian Clark
Marguerite Herr
Wanda Misbach
Ila Misbach
Rogers couple attend Drake Relays in Des Moines
Mr and Mrs William A Rogers of 1111 Sixth Street NW left Friday afternoon for Des Moines to attend the Drake Relays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Rogers
Sixth Street
Des Moines
Delta Delphians Explore Modern Art At Gallery Visit
Delta Delphians met Thursday with Mrs. G. E. Hillier guiding a study of post impressionism cubism and futurism. Francis Robert White spoke at the Little Gallery on what to look for in modern art outlining schools regionalists propagandists abstractionists and surrealists and defining drawing as a symbolic method to express life and color as guiding instinct in art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Delphian
G. E. Hillier
Carl Linge
A. H. Boileau
Rousseau
Orville Rust
Picasso
George Otis
Matisse
George F. Miller
H. E. Kensinger
Francis Robert White
White
Mr. White
America
Grant Wood
Mrs Havlik and Loufek Honor Mrs Mrstik at Cub Den Dedication
Mrs Frank Havlik and Mrs Charles Loufek hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering at the Loufek home in honor of Mrs Louis Mrstik retiring den mother of Cub Pack No 2 sponsored by Van Buren PTA. Rev V C Grant led the program and presented a cubs gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Havlik
Charles Loufek
Loufek
Louis Mrstik
Cub Pack
van Buren P. T. A
Charles Elias
Arling Fisher
Robert Havlik
Donald Havlik
Charles Lingo
Robert Petrick
Darrell McCreedy
John Krejci
Ray McCreedy
Paul Petrick
Lloyd Nelson
Ernest Fisher
W. J. Elias
Anna Bowersox
Maltese Cross Circle Luncheon Leaders Reelect Officers
Mrs. Ira Moore hosted the Maltese Cross circle of the Kings Daughters at a Thursday luncheon. Officers re elected were Mrs. Chord president Mrs. Siebert vice president Mrs. Neill secretary and Mrs. Paulson treasurer. A box of clothes was prepared for Perkins hospital Iowa City and members sewed quilt blocks. Guests included Mrs. Bontrager and Miss Allen. The next meeting is planned at St. Luke's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Moore
First Avenue
Maltese Cross Circle
King’s Daughters
R. D. Chord
Frank Siebert
Chord
Siebert
Donald Neill
H. Paulson
Frews Return Visit to Leist Family Home
Mr and Mrs Jack Frew returned to Manson after visiting Mrs Frews parents Mr and Mrs William Leist. Mrs Frank Johnson, a Frew cousin, accompanied them to spend a week here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frew
Manson
Mrs. Frew
William Leist
Frank Johnson
Franklin P. T. A. hears six year plan talk at high school
Franklin P. T. A. session Thursday afternoon in the high school Little Theater featured Arthur C. Deamer, superintendent of schools, outlining the six year plan. President S. V. Shonka presided while Phoebe Bingham of the junior high music department led a classroom demonstration of music appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C. Deamer
Franklin P. T. A
Little
S. V. Shonka
Phoebe Bingham
Beta Phi Alpha Secre tary Visits Cee Chapter At Augusta
National traveling secretary Mrs. Della Winters Thede of Beta Phi Alpha social sorority spent two days with the Cee college chapter in Augusta Illinois. Active members hosted a Green and Gold spread and a chapter song service followed by a luncheon hosted by senior members at Bishop's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Winters Thede
Beta Phi Alpha Social Sorority
Augusta
Ill
Cee College
Beta Belfry
Gertrude Taylor
Maybelle Young
Alice Thompson
Leonore Ellsworth
Bishop’s
Thede
Miss Thompson
Pi Chapter
Anderle
Verle Breed
Marie Perkins
Eileen Wiles
May Wells
Margaret Schrodermier
Clicker Club Honors Mrs Markham After Dinner Shower
Mrs Clyde Markham formerly Miss Mary Doupnik was honored at a shower after the Clicker club's annual dinner at Fleming's. Five hundred was played with prizes going to Irma Hradecky and Maxine Bendorf. Attendees included Esther Nezerka Martha Kralik Elsie Shimek and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Markham
Mary Doupnik
Clicker Club
Fleming’s
Irma Hradecky
Maxine Bendorf
Esther Nezerka
Martha Kralik
Elsie Shimek
Geraldine Hass
Lottie Volak
Elsie Volak
Lillian Samek
Mildred Libal
Mary Klumpar
Ann Bohac
Zula Cacek
Bee Fiesler
Edward Kuba
Ernest Kosek
Melvin Dochterman
Fred Kinchner
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club Sees 32 Members
The Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club met for a luncheon at 2000 Grande Avenue SE hosted by Mrs L F Vane with assistants Mrs Mateer Kemp Hughes Sev erin. President J S Arendts led the business meeting and plans for a May breakfast to honor sorority members were announced. New members include Mrs William W Simmons Mrs Edna Stanley and Mrs H L Nehls. The next gathering is May 28 at Mrs Helen Kacena Stark’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers’ Club
L. F. Vane
Grande Avenue SE
Robert Mateer
Oscar Kemp
William Hughes
Dora Severin
J. S. Arendts
William W. Simmons
Edna Stanley
H. L. Nehls
Helen Kacena Stark
University of Iowa Delegates Attend Triangle Convention
Emil Petranek Jr and Lyle Richardson left Iowa City this week to attend the Triangle fraternity national convention in Columbus Ohio as delegates of the University of Iowa chapter Emil Petranek serves as chapter president and leads the delegation representing the university and its fraternity community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Petranek, Jr
E. J. Petranek
Eighteenth Street
Lyle Richardson
W. H. Richardson
Twenty Third Street
Triangle Fraternity
Columbus
University of Iowa
Emil Petranek
Jerome Gearhart Honored as University Drum Corps Member
Jerome Gearhart son of Mr and Mrs R W Gearhart of 349 Twenty first Street SE a sophomore at the University of Iowa left Thursday with the University drum and bugle corps to compete in a national contest at Kansas City. Mr Gearhart is bass drummer with the corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Gearhart
R. W. Gearhart
Twenty-first Street
University of Iowa
University
Kansas City
Gearhart
Local 500 Club Hosts Evening of Games
Mr and Mrs James Benda hosted a 500 card club night at 865 Sixteenth Avenue SW on Wednesday. Prizes went to Mrs Walter Morris Mrs Joe Brems Walter Morris and John Brimmer in a lively social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Benda
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Walter Morris
Joe Brems
John Brimmer
Friendly Strollers Hike at Cottage Grove End at Bever Park
The Friendly Strollers meet Sunday at 2 30 p m at First Avenue and Twenty second Street NE near Cottage Grove Avenue. Nevin Nichols of the playground commission leads the hike which ends at Bever Park. Adults who enjoy hiking are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Avenue
Twenty-second Street
Cottage Grove Avenue
Nevin Nichols
The
Playground Commission
Bever Park
Junior T. O. B. club meeting at Olmstead home
The Junior T. O. B. club gathered at Miss Helen Olmstead's residence 220 Sixth street SW. After the business session, games were played and refreshments served. The next meeting is set for May 4 at Miss Helen McFarlen's home 228 Fifth street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Olmstead
Sixth Street
Helen McFarlen
Fifth Street
Warnings in Dreams and the Call to Self Control
Kathleen awakes from a vivid dream of standing on a cliff and slipping into nothingness. The piece argues dreams convey conscience and danger, urging breaking off a questionable romance to preserve standards and social approvals. It promotes a 40 page illustrated booklet by a noted psychoanalyst explaining dream interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen
Two Local Girls Win in Junior Composers Contests
Cedar Rapids youths dominate the junior composers contest at the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs biennial convention. Jean Marie Horak won division A first for The Magic Forest, Ruth Marie Buresh took second for Minuet, and Margaret Matheny won division C with Echoes of Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Montrose Hotel
Eleanor Houts
Jean Marie Horak
Ruth Marie Buresh
Margaret Matheny
Newton
Tucson Socials Honor Mrs Elgin and Mrs Badham
Mrs Walter A Elgin and Mrs Callie Badham of Tucson Ariz visiting here are the guests of several households including Mrs Earl D Hopker Mrs Ben Johnson and Mrs Walter Hollenbeck. They spent time with sister Mrs Wilbur M Reed near Robins and will dine with Mr and Mrs Earl Snyder in Iowa City this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Elgin
Callie Badham
Tucson
Ariz
Earl
D. Hopker
Ben Johnson
Walter Hollenbeck
Wilbur M. Reed
Near Robins
Earl Snyder
Iowa City
Dairy Dale Plans Amateur Program This May
The Dairy Dale community completed plans for an amateur program to be held May 1 in the Dairy Dale hall. Cash prizes will be awarded in contests and proceeds support the community organization. Those interested may call 3-3334 or 2-9620 to enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Dale
Dairy Dale Hall
Volga City selects three act comedy for May presentation
The Volga City high school senior class has chosen The Wild Oats Boy, a three act comedy to be staged in May. Miss Grace Robbie will direct the production with a cast including Charlotte Crain Lucille Hanson Ruth Bennington Willard Crandall Laura Smith Ruth McCary Bud Burns Ralph Chase Beverly Whitford Joseph Brink Ed Davis Virgil Miles and Arthur Everetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volga City
Volga City High School
Miss Grace Robbie
Charlotte Crain
Lucille Hanson
Ruth Bennington
Willard Crandall
Laura Smith
Ruth McCary
Bud Burns
Ralph Chase
Beverly Whitford
Joseph Brink
Ed Davis
Virgil Miles
Arthur Everetts
Robins School Names Spelling Arithmetic Contest Team
Celeste Hoover Ellis Emmons Jean Stamy and Junior and Joan Sietsema were chosen to represent Robins school in Toddville Thursday for a spelling and arithmetic contest. They are accompanied by teachers Miss Pauline Ralston and Miss Irma McKee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robins
Celeste Hoover
Ellis Emmons
Jean Stamy
Junior
Joan Sietsema
Toddville
Pauline Ralston
Irma McKee
INTERPRET YOUR DREAMS OFFER AT HOME INSTITUTE
Readers are invited to mail 15 cents for the booklet Interpret ing Your Dreams to The Cedar Rapids Gazette at 109 West 19th Street New York NY. Include name and address on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Home Institute
West 19Th St
New York
N. Y
Inkwell Heist Halted at St. Louis County Hospital
County Auditor Edwin O Harper investigated a hospital office cash drain from excessive ink purchases. A meticulous janitor emptied, scrubbed, and refilled inkwells each morning, causing a financial red flag before Harper halted the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
St. Louis County
Edwin O. Harper
Harper
Spectacles Hooked by Columbia Fisherman
Hamp Napier a Columbia firefighter claimed on a fishing trip he bitted in a line and reeled in a pair of spectacles. He speculated the lens was muddy and the fish overran the bait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S. C
Hamp Napier
Napier
Miner Arrested for Vagrancy Refuses Jail Bunk
Jim Brockett spent weeks in bed in a mining shack and was arrested for vagrancy. In Bingham jail he climbed into a bunk and refused to leave when cells were unlocked. He was turned over to county officers here Thursday and went straight to the bunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Jim Brockett
Bingham
Settlement pays Blair $10009 after traffic collision
In Houston Texas an out of court settlement awarded oil field worker David L. Blair 58 a total of 10009 for damages from a traffic accident. Blair reportedly told his boss he wanted to leave work early to collect a 10000 check in Beaumont before collapsing and dying minutes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
David L. Blair
Goose Creek
Beaumont
Reconceptualizing Nervous Exhaustion And Stress
A Health Service note rejects the old terms nervous breakdown neurasthenia and nervous strain. It explains that brief smoking raises blood sugar and energy metabolism and argues that suppression of normal impulses harms nerve energy and wellbeing.
Addressing Tobacco Use and Stress Effects on Health
The text argues excess energy from emotion is released by the body and that tobacco worsens stress responses, contributing to high blood pressure and artery degeneration. It suggests healthier coping like walking, calisthenics, or candy, and offers a free monograph on quitting with a stamped envelope for requests.
Varicose Ulcer Healed and Eye Questions Answered
A reader reports a varicose ulcer fully healed with rubber sponge treatment and asks for the monograph on varicose veins. A Miss M A asks about astigmatism and eye dilation with symptoms. Dr Brady notes many have mild astigmatism and provides guidance on antiperspirant usage and proper drying before applying treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A
Leningrad Saboteur Sentenced to Death by Railway Court
In Leningrad a railway court sentenced T. Poveryaeff to death after testimony showed he led a white guard regiment in 1919 and ordered the execution of eleven Bolshevists during the civil war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leningrad
T. Poveryaeff
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Mrs. Jaeger
Music Convention
Midwest
Warrens Motor
Raymond Reids
Scotts
Miss Keppel
Donald Gaffneys
Oriental Rugs
Geo
A. Nassif
Oriental Rug Shop
Killian Co
Iowa Music Clubs
Thompson Photo
Mrs
L.H. Stubbs
Eleanor Taylor
Easy Aces Club
Miss Watson
Rogers
Delta Delphians
Frews
P. T. A. Meetings
Beta Phi Alpha
Cee
Markham
Bendas
T. O. B. Club
Neumode
Second Street
Elgin
Badham
Associated Press
Red
Personal Health Service
William Brady, M. D
Coe College Chorus
Ballet
Civic Chorus
Cedar Rapids Symphony
Shrine Temple
Questions and
M. A
Brady
William Brady
National Newspaper Service
West Madison Street
Mother's Day
Newmans
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