Virginia Magary Weds William Percy Benson in Brooklyn
Miss Virginia Magary daughter of Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Alvin E. Magary of Brooklyn married William Percy Benson son of Prof. William Benson of Coe College Cedar Rapids. The ceremony occurred Friday evening at the bride’s parents home with immediate family present conducted by Reverend Dr. Magary. The couple will reside at 86 Cambridge Place Brooklyn after a wedding trip to Randolph New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Detroit
Mich
Lasell Junior College
Auburndale
Mass
Brooklyn Junior League
Bank of New York and Trust Company
Benson
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Phi Delta Phi Law Fraternity
Securities Department
Chase National Bank
Brooklyn
Randolph
Cambridge Place
Brooklin
Bridge Luncheon at Mrs. Moyer's in Tams
Mrs. Charles S. Moyer of Tams will entertain her bridge club members at a luncheon Wednesday. Guests include Mrs. Harry O'Donnell Mrs. Donald P. Barnes Mrs. Richard Killian Mrs. Frank Witwer. Airs. James D. Blake, Noss. Henry Esmilton and Mrs. J L. Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Moyer
Tams
Bridge Club
Harry O'Donnell
Donald P. Barnes
Richard Killian
Frank Witwer
James D. Blake
Henry Esmilton
J L. Cooper
Brooks Aspergren Visit with St Joseph Family
Brooks Aspergren of St Joseph Michigan grandson of Mr and Mrs L R Orr 1418 Third avenue SE is visiting his grandparents. He will be joined by his sister Harriet Aspergren now visiting in Knoxville Iowa and his parents Mr and Mrs R N Asper grown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Aspergren
St Joseph
Mich
L. R. Orr
Third Avenue SE
Harriet Aspergren
Knoxville
R. N. Asper
Dinner Honors Miss Joy Locke Among Hauser Family Guests
Miss Joy Locke of Kansas City was entertained at the Hauser home on Nineteenth Street SE by Miss Billie Hauser and Miss Naomi May Hauser. Jim Woodruff also attended and left for Fort Des Moines to join camp for two months with guests Eleanor Heath, Walter Staves, Lewis Alcorn, and Bob Pierson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Locke
Kansas City, Mo
Billie Hauser
Naomi May Hauser
E. B. Hauser
Nineteenth Street
Hauser
Jim Woodruff
Fort Des Moines
Eleanor Heath
Walter Staves
Lewis Alcorn
Bob Pierson
Service men of Standard Oil meet at Montrose hotel
Standard Oil employees gathered Monday evening at the Montrose hotel for a business and social session led by supervisor J J Haywood. Four sales teams were formed under Ed Stewart Wesley Blood Art Redel and Don Dyson. After business, cards and games followed with refreshments. Guests included F J Jennings and E L Yeager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Ol Company
Montrose
J. J. Haywood
Ed Stewart
Wesley Blood
Art Redel
Don Dyson
F J. Jennings
E. L. Yeager
Kullander Family Vacation At Clear Lake
Mr and Mrs Cliford Kullander and daughter Doris Paulne along with Mrs Gustav Kullander and Mrs O M Wood returned from Clear Lake. They stayed at the Wood cottage with the Kullanders visiting four days and Mrs Wood a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliford Kullander
Doris Paulne
Gustav Kullander
Eighth Street
O. M Wood
Clear Lake
Wood Cottage
Kullanders
Neighborhood picnic attendees near Wanpepinicon River
A fragment lists residents at a recent neighborhood picnic by the Wanpepinicon River. Names include Mr and Mrs Clyde Mart, Mr and Mrs Leo Kenny and daughters Marin and Buares, Mr and Mrs Benny Froran and Elisabeth, Mr and Mrs Roy Sxart, Mr and Mrs W J Henderson, Ann Stozler, Mauss Vera Snetz Miss Fos Sburek and Aes S. a hd rson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanpepinicon River
Clyde Mar
Leo Kenny
Marin and
Buares
Benny Froran
Elisabeth
Roy Sxartaut
W J Henderson
Msss
Ann Stozler
Mauss Vera Snetz
Fos Sburek
Unclear Family Visit Noted In Short Slips
The text mentions Mr and Mrs and relatives visiting in a fragmentary note. Barbara and Moon appear among names linked to a Kospre location. The legible parts indicate a small family visit or greeting recorded in a local note with scattered names and places.
Lake v Z case noted in Cedar Rapids records
In Cedar Rapids a civil matter titled Lake v Z proceeds with Mrs Carl Lake and Mrs IC Lee involved, details unclear due to OCR issues but action listed as pr and tts. Proceedings mentioned in local court notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Lake Us v. Z
Tts
IC Lee SE
Cedar Ras Tor
Woodruffs Awiy Dr and Mrs L Of Weert At Event
A garbled note records a social function involving the Woodruffs and a Mrs L of Weert attending a gathering. Mentions Mrs Edward Saw and unnamed guests at a world event during the week, with references to remainings in Werks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L OF
Weert
Edward Saw
Second Christian Church to Hold Funeral Services Meeting
The Winners of Second Christian Church will meet at the dto on Wednesday at 130 pm to arrange funeral services for Mrs Lares. Local church group members from Second Christian are coordinating arrangements for the memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Christian
Second Christian Church
Dto
Aries
Lares More
Aunt Het Food Woman Pop Her Up Joke
A local reminiscence recalls Aunt Het described as a “food woman” whose energy could be sparked by a simple cup of tea, highlighting her cheerful, practical nature and fondness for cooking.
Beatties and Lindsays Plan Canadian Trip
Mr and Mrs George E Beattie of 315 Nineteenth Street SE and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lindsay of 2047 Grande Avenue SE will leave Wednesday morning for Chicago Then they will travel by lake to Detroit and on to Canada visiting Toronto Montreal and Quebec before returning in about two weeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Beattie
Nineteenth Street
Kenneth Lindsay
Grande Avenue
Chicago
Detroit
Canada
Toronto
Montreal
Quebec
Anniversary Party For Bohacs At Home
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bohac hosted a party at 226 Wilson Avenue SW for their twentieth wedding anniversary with a mock wedding and gifts for the honored couple. Attendees included numerous relatives and friends such as the Polehnas Hamouz Krob Liskowski Harti Dusek Jirasek Viasek Subcik Jan Melenoyski Hubacek Kolda and others plus Miss Ruth Sova and Miss Agnes Jiracek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bohac
Wilson Avenue
Martin Polehna
Andrew Polehna
James Hamouz
James Krob
Joseph Liskowski
Emil Klumpar
Henry Vyskocil
Rudolph Stepanek
Joseph Bartunik
Ruth Sova
Anna Bohac
Bessie Bohac
Agnes Jiracek
Rubek-Machacek Wedding Date Set for August 11
August 14 has been set as the date of the marriage of Miss Grace Helen Rubek to Stanley F Machacek. Miss Rubek is the niece of Mr. and Mrs. Bedrick O Jandera and Mr. Machacek is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Machacek. The Rev Joseph Bren will perform the ceremony at the John Huss Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Helen Rubek
Stanley F. Machacek
Miss Rubek
Bedrick O. Jandera
Mount Vernon Avenue
Mr. Machacek
John Machaceck
C Street
Twenty-third Avenue
Joseph Bren
John Huss
Sigma chapter Beta Sigma Phi holds special meeting
A special business meeting of the Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will be held Wednesday at 7 15 p m at the Montrose hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Sorority
Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
National Business Girls’ Sorority
Montrose Hotel
Mrs Dan Braue Hosts Birthday Night for Sister
Mrs Dan Braue at 420 Ninth Street NW entertains friends for sister Mrs John Myhthousen birthday. Guests include Mr and Mrs John Myhthousen Mr and Mrs Elvise Milburn Mr and Mrs Ray Brague Mr and Mrs Dan Brague Evelyn and Donald Brague and Othol Garrett with Delorise Nancy Lee Milburn all of Manon. Pinochle prizes awarded to Mrs John Myhlhausen and Ray Brague. consolation to Mrs Gladys Garrett and Othol Garrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Braue
Ninth Street NW
John Myhthousen
Mirs
John Myhithousen
Elvise Milburn
Ray Brague
Dan Brague
Evelyn
Donald Brague
Othol Garrett
Delorise
Nancy Lee Milburn
Manon
John Myhlhausen
Gladys Garrett
Othol Garret
Dr Miller Attends National Chiropractic Convention
Dr S H Miller travels to Pittsburgh to attend the national chiropractic convention. He plans a return to Cedar Rapids next week after a stop in New York City and Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S H Miller
Pittsburgh
Cedar Rapid
New York City
Washington, Dc
Mary Malek Plans Omaha Home Return Thursday
Miss Mary Malek will depart Thursday for Omaha after a month in a thre home of Air and Mrs Adolph Trpinka at 1309 Second Street SE and a week visiting the Worldstau in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Malek
Omaha
Noo
Air
Adolph Trpinka
Second Street
Chcago
Anders and Vaughn Families Visit In Seat Pleasant
Mr and Mrs D A Anders and Mr and Mrs Maz Vaughn of Seatep Wash visit Mr and Mrs HU Anders at 822 A avenue NE and stay in their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D A. Anders
Maz Vaughn
Seatep Wash
Visiing
Mfr
HU Anders
A Avenue NE
Unclear fragment hints at progress center trip abroad
Fragmentary text suggests a trip or visit involving friends and a progress center, mentioning a week or ten days and a person named Kriekard with references to Chile and a Viet. The readable parts are disjoint and lack clear events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebow Kriekard
Hampton and Gauchter Plan Visit to World's Fair
Two individuals, Hampton and Cora Louse Gauchter, intend to travel to Chicago to attend the exposition. They reported spending five dollars at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton and Gauchter
Cora Louse
Mossine Peterson and family noted in Chicago social item
A brief social paragraph from Chicago highlights Mossine Peterson and her household with references to Fer par ette Myr and Mrs W E Peterson attributed to 26:2 Daverie Nz. for a sew Cave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss Maxine Peterson
Chicago
Parette Myr
W E. Peterson
Daverie Nz
Luncheon Hosts Honor Two City Visitors
Mrs. George M. Bird entertained friends at a noon luncheon at her home in compliment to Miss Mary McGrew of Albert Lea Minnesota and Mrs. Marvin Gilham of Los Angeles California. Miss McGrew stays with her sister Mrs. Gilbert M. Bates while Mrs. Gilham visits her mother Mrs. Richard Lord. Bates plans a luncheon for eight next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Bird
Grande Avenue SE
Mary McGrew
Albert Len
Minn
Marvin Gilham
Los Angeles
Calif
McGrew
Gilbert M. Bates
Linden Drive
Gillham
Richard Lord
Third Avenue SE
Bates
Wurzbacher Boots and Harris Family Picnic At Anamosa Park
A Sunday reunion at Anamosa Park honored Will Wurzbacher and visiting relatives. Guests included Wurzbacher family members from Sabetha Kansas Eagle Rock California Culver City California Typton W. A. Bovis Morley Wyoming Iowa Mechanicsville Mount Vernon Whittier Cedar Rapids and others with spouses and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wurzbacher
Boots and Harris
Anamosa Park
Will Wurzbacher
Dewitt Wurezbacher
Ruth
John Wurzbacher
Charles Harris
Garwin
Dewitt Wurzbacher
Sabetha
Kan
Eagle Rock
Cal
Caryll and Berlus
Whittier
J I. Merritt
H. H Glackin
Florence and
Glenn
Cedar Rapids
Reid Family Celebrates Richard Elis Reid's First Birthday
Mr and Mrs Raymond A Reid hosted a backyard birthday for grandson Richard Elis Reid at their Knollwood SE home. Four generations attended with great grandparents and parents joining friends and relatives for a lawn picnic, balloons, flowers and single candle cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond A. Reid
Knollwood Drive
Richard Elis Reid
Reid Home
Reid
Frank C. Reid
Mary E. White
Kenneth W. Reid
Elsie Lester
May Hollenbeck
Jennie Hollenbeck
Lillian Chapman
Mary Louise Chapman
Harold Reid
Williston Saf- Tanek
Hillis Gilds
Myers family to spend two weeks in Lake Superior region
Mr and Mrs Chester B Myers and their daughter Marjorie will depart Wednesday morning for Lake Superior and Minnesota for a two week visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester B. Myers
Marjorie
Lake Superior
Minnesota
Community Club Meetings And Auxiliary Sessions Listed
A dense list of local club and auxiliary gatherings scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday. Carrie Morcomb and other societies plan executive sessions, installations, picnics, and luncheons at various venues including Seventh Avenue SW, Ellis Park pavilion, Moose Hall, and the VF W hall. Members are urged to bring picnic supplies and quilt books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W
Ladies Auxilary To Veterans of Foreign Wars
VF W Hall
Wild Rose Lodge
Wid Rose Lodge No 51
L. A
L.N of N A
Ellis Park
Moose Hall
Mrs Larner To Visit Cedar Rapids This Week
Mrs Larner Hester Smith Larner left New York and is to arrive in Cedar Rapids Wednesday night to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Isaac B Smith on Country Club drive. She travels with her son Steven de Freest Larner. Miss Marian Smith and Stevan Smith are at the M and M ranch in Wyoming. Stevan will stay there through the summer. Miss Smith plans to return in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester Smith Larner
New York
Cedar Rapids
Isaac B. Smith
Country Club Drive
Larner
Steven de Freest Larner
Marian Smith
Stevan Smith
M and M
Wyoming
Stevan
Miss Smith
Sismund Family Holds Annual Picnic Reunion at Henry Sigmund Farm
Members of the Sismund family gathered at the Henry Sigmund farm east of Central City for a reunion Sunday. Sixty two attended the old fashioned picnic dinner followed by games and informal afternoon activities. The group decided to make the event an annual affair held on the last Sunday in July each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sismund
Henry Sigmund
Central City
Local Hazleton Couple Observes Golden Wedding
Mr and Mrs Albert A Bickal of Cedar Rapids celebrated their forty fourth wedding anniversary at a son’s home in Hazleton. A mock ceremony entertained guests and a picnic dinner followed. The couple, Cedar Rapids residents for 44 years, were married in Norway Indiana by Rev John Hood. Attending relatives traveled from Vinton La Porte Waterloo Ellsworth Minn Cedar Rapids and Hazelton among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Cleeve Traartout
Albert A. Bickal
Sixth Street
Colden
Arthur Bickal
Hazleton
Bickal
Greenhurs
Ind
Mr. Bickal
Benton County
Iowa
Norway
John Hood
Second Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids
Leon Bickal
Forest Goodrell
Mamie Noeller
Elmer Noeller
Hugh
Laurence
Vinton
Ida Whitehead
la Porte
Joseph Crozier
Waterloo
Harry Bickal
E. McGall
BE. Nedrow
Milo Nelson
Albert Bickal
Dale Newell
Elvin
Alfred Manicke
Ellsworth
Minn
J. P. Moser
Kyle
Clifford
Dena Moses
Leslie Davis
Miriam
Beulah Saterly
Hazelton
Charles E. Newell
City Briefs and Personals Highlight Various Local Notices
Bungalow canning school set for Wednesday afternoon. Norden lodge 336 Vasa Order to meet at 838 First avenue East at 8 pm with district convention delegates to be elected. Fur remodeling offered at August special prices. Dr. and Mrs. J C Landenberger report auto trip to Chicago and New York with return expected Aug 5. Hatch and Brookman Lumber yard tar kettle fire at 114 First Street NE extinguished by 4 07 pm Monday. Company 6 tackled rubbish blaze behind Showboat 3102 Mount Vernon Avenue SH at 8 pm. Twelve Excelcis Beauty Products district managers hosted by D E Applegarth at luncheon during state conference at Granby building with Mr and Mrs Keyes for an all day session. Elmer Young of 228 Third Avenue SW returns from a two week east trip with his mother Mrs M Young and Mrs Mae E Walsh of 609 First Avenue W visiting New York Boston and Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norden Lodge
Vasa Order
First Avenue E
Hatch and Brookman Lumber Company
First Street
Company No. 6
Mount Vernon Avenue
Excelcis Beauty Products Company
D. E. Applegarth
Elmer Young
Third Avenue
M. Young
Mae E. Walsh
First Avenue
New York
Boston
Niagara Falls
Red Cross Gift to Denver Hospital for Disabled Veterans
The Fitzsimmons general hospital in Denver sends a letter of appreciation to Linn county Red Cross for twenty one bedside bags and six sweaters for disabled veterans. The hospital reports 744 patients under treatment with a large percentage suffering tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Fitzsimmons General Hospital
Denver
Colo
Linn County
American Red Cross
Cotton plant yields man made articles and goods
Artificial feather varnishes toilet articles photographic films sausage casings and hundreds of other articles are made from the product of the cotton plant.
Balloon Explorer crash spurs salvage effort at Chicago field
Maj. William E. Kepner and Capt. Orville A. Anderson returned to the Explorer takeoff site in Rapid City South Dakota to oversee camp closure and await instrument salvage from the crashed stratosphere balloon. Officials estimate about 1 million dollars in loss mainly from the gondola and its scientific gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
S. D
Ugp
William E. Kepner
Orville A. Anderson
Brian O'Brien
University of Rochester
Geographic Society
Society
Oney
War Department
Bureau of Standards
Aetna Company
Lloyd's of London
Explorer balloon crash study leader hints at causes
Captain Albert W. Stevens said the cause would be learned from the wreck in Holdrege Nebraska while en route to Washington with Dr. Lyman Briggs and others. He noted souvenir hunters damaged the remains but sufficient parts were available for a full investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Iowa City
Holdrege
Neb
Albert W. Stevens
Captain Stevens
Washington, D. C
United Airlines
Lyman Briggs
United States Bureau of Standards
W. D. G. Swann
Franklin Institute
Philadelphia
Thomas McKnew
National Geographic Society
Stevens
Greene Couple Celebrates Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Jonas F Greene marked their fiftieth anniversary with a picnic at Ellis Park attended by about 40 friends and relatives. Greene was born Sept 24 1856 in Jackson county Iowa and Maria Faragher born Feb 10 1864 near Monticeto Jones county Iowa. They were married July 28 1884 in Maquoketa and have lived in Iowa all their married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas F. Greene
Ellis Park
Mr. Greene
Jackson County
Iowa
Maquoketa
Motorist Fined for Reckless Driving After Highway Crash
Ray Hannon of 1270 Third avenue SE was found guilty of reckless driving and fined 25 dollars plus costs by Judge Thomas B. Powell after a superior court hearing. Hannon was arrested July 24 following a collision at Seventh Street and Third Avenue SE where his car struck C H Johnson of 2608 C Avenue NE, sending Johnson’s vehicle into Joe Turex of 1120 Fifth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hannon
Third Avenue SE
Thomas B. Powell
Superior Court
Hannon
Seventh Street
C H. Johnson
C Avenue NE
Johnson
Joe Turex
Fifth Street
Travel Print Dresses Have Modern Practical Style
Fashion notes explain travel print dresses combine sturdy yarns with light feel and resilience for long trips. Small checks and irregular geometric patterns hide grime, while two tone stripes and faux two piece looks offer tailored appeal for day wear, office, or travel. Tomorrow: mid-summer accessories trend.
Local Court Notices Highlight Fines and Overtime Fees
A bond Hannon planned to furnish was fixed at 100 dollars. Bob Pfeiffer of 1610 Third Avenue SE paid 2 dollars for overtime parking and Ruth Bryan of 530 Sixth Street SE received a suspended 10 dollar fine for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannon
Bob Pfeiffer
Third Avenue SE
Ruth Bryan
Sixth Street SE
Wheel Of Car Not Involved In Child Injury
S. J. Grauerholtz owner of the car involved said the wheel did not run over Neil Martin 15 months old son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Martin. The boy played with other children and ran into the backing car causing a knockdown. doctor believes no fracture though x rays may be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Grauerholtz
Thirty Third Street
Neil Martin
Glenn Martin
Thirty-third Street
Grauerholtz
Bridge Burns Driver Hurt After Plunging Car Into Creek
C. F. Hickey, North Western station agent at Guernsey, is recovering from injuries after his car plunged 14 feet into a creekbed when a nearby bridge collapsed and burned Sunday. He did not see the burning bridge in time to stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
C. F. Hickey
North Western
Hickey
Killian Representatives Attend Parrish Fashion Clinic
Killian representatives led by A. L. Killian and Miss Marguerite Herr attended the Amos Parrish fall styles clinic at the Waldorf Astoria July 17 to 19 in New York City. The exclusive event drew about 100 U S store executives and featured fashion lessons, model demonstrations, and exams with high scores for Killian participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Amos Parrish
New York City
Marguerite Herr
Killian Company
A. L. Killian
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Parrish
Cedar Rapids
United States
Playground Track Meet 1934 Regains Silver Plaque Bid
Cedar Rapids playground track stars aim to win the silver plaque again at the Midwest playground radio track and field meet. The St Louis supervisor tabulates results for cooperating cities under National Recreation supervision. Eligibility limits ages for intermediate boys and girls, with Intercollegiate Athletic rules guiding events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Playground
Midwest Playground
Midwest
National Recreation Association
Arthur Playground
H. Abeken
St. Louis
J. R. Batchelor
St. Louis Lions Club
Intercollegiate
Athetic Association
Cedar Rape Ids
Louisville
Gladiolus Show Plans Ahead for Cedar Rapids Florida? Show
Cedar Rapids Gladiolus Society's committee met at Sidney G. Smith's home to finalize plans for the state gladiolus show on August 10–11 at Memorial Coliseum. Mrs. J. L. Rhea was named to head the perennial and annual division. Seven trophies have arrived with three more donated by The Cedar Rapids Gazette, John Lopes and Dr. L. F. Vane. trophies will soon be displayed downtown. John Reding chairs the local committee. other members include Smith, Mrs. Rhea, Steve Stolba, Frank Libal, and Vincent Stelcik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Ranida Gazette
John Lopes
L. F. Vane
John Reding
Smith
Mrs. Rhea
Steve Stolba
Frank Libal
Vincent Stelcik
Transient Injured In Fall From Freight Train
Fred Womack of Batavia suffered a severely lacerated leg after falling from a North Western freight car near Wilson avenue SW. His companion Robert Bartholomew aided by reporting to police. City Physician Hasek attended, Mercy hospital treated him and he was later released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Womack
Batavia
SU5
North Western
Wilson Avenue
Womack
Robert Bartholomew
Beverly Junction
J. ¥. Henry
Wison Avenue
W. H. Hasek
Mercy Hospital
Robbery at Alhambra Bank Tellers Targeted Currency Shipment
Two bandits intercepted by Alhambra post office, robbed tellers of an $18,000 currency shipment consigned by Bank of America to the Federal Reserve Bank in Los Angeles, then fled in an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhambra
Calif
INS
Bank of America
Federal Reserve Bank
Los Angeles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Virginia Magary
Percy Benson
Tama
Michigan
KR. Orr
Standard Oil Meeting
Roberts
Moone
Trie
Barbara
Fue I
Kospre
Moon
Beares
Woodruffs
C. Chambers Inskeep Optical Company
Second St. SF
Hal
Beatties
Lindsays
Bohacs
Rubek-Machacek
Omatwa
Anders
Mrs Kriekard
Hamptons
BOOTS
Harris Family Picnic
Richard E. Reid
Lakes
Lodies
Carrie Morcomb
Degree of Honor Protective Association
Post Office Auxiliary
Post Office
Xirs
George Smith
Seventh Avenue SW
Neane
Keane
Herman
F Avenue NW
Bmre
Chris Werner
el S Park
Bever
Ree Ng Certs
Lien
Jere Braturd
Tirzah Society
Ferrer Seety
Rneet
Mrs. Larner
Sigmund Reunion
Bungalow Canning School
Schoen
J. C. Landenberger
Washington
Nebraska
Cuthura
Walker Smith
R. 3
Marshfield, Mo
Iticura
Potter Drug & Chemical Corp
Malden
Maes
York
Bridge
Killian
Parrish Fashion Clinic
Colonial
ROB California Bank
ABC
Checker Motor Supply, Inc
Second Avenue E
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