Local Women Win In Independence Golf Tournament
Mrs. R. J. Vorkoper of Cedar Rapids won the first flight at the Wapsipinicon Golf Club guest day in Independence. Mrs. Gilbert Gordon of Marion captured the second flight. Nine Kenmore golfers vacationed as guests, with a luncheon at noon, and Vinton club members invited further Kenmore players for a forthcoming event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Vorkoper
Cedar Rapids
Wapsipinicon Golf Club
Independence
Gilbert Gordon
Marion
Kenmore
Independence Club
Vorkoper
H. L. Morehead
F. S. White
L. H. Jacobson
H. J. Robertson
C L. Burkart
Gordon
Cliff Cutter
Ralph Fitzgerald
Vinton Golf Club
Zuerchers Return From East Trip With Relatives
Dr and Mrs A R Zuercher and their daughters Mary and Sally have come back from a two week trip in the east. They visited relatives in Delaware and spent time in other eastern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Zuercher
Second Avenue SE
Mary
Sally
Delaware
Mrs Toms Hosts Juncheon For City Guest Visit
Mrs Adrienne Boucher of New York City visits with Miss Nelle Erwin of Vernon drive SE. Mrs Robert C Toms entertains at Juncheon held Friday with bridge played at two tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C Toms
Grande Avenue
Juncheon
Adrienne Boucher
New York City
Nelle Erwin
Vernon Drive
Mrs Barth Hosts Luncheon for Helen Townsend in Seattle
Mrs A J Barth hosted a small luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel for Miss Helen Fay Townsend who has just returned from an extended visit in California. Townsend resides at 1906 Fifth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Barth
Forest Drive
Roosevelt Hotel
Helen Fay Townsend
Fifth Avenue SE
California
Crawfords Visit The Crags At Estes Park Colorado
Mrs William C Crawford residing at 510 Vernon and her daughter Joanne traveled to Colorado in early week to stay several weeks at The Crags in Estes Park reporting travel plans and lodging arrangements with emphasis on a family excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C Crawford
Vernon
Joanne
Colorado
Crags
Estes Park
Miss Virginia Votruba Guest of Nadgie Rohrbach
Miss Virginia Votruba of Des Moines is a house guest of her Stephens college classmate Miss Nadgie Rohrbach daughter of Mr and Mrs W P Rohrbach 1400 Fifth avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Votruba
Des Moines
Stephens College
Nadgie Rohrbach
W P. Rohrbach
Fifth Avenue SE
Stubbs Return From Chicago Trip
Mr and Mrs Lurton H Stubbs of 358 Woodland Drive SE and Miss Mary Stubbs returned Thursday after a brief stay in Chicago They traveled by motor and left for Chicago on Tuesday indicating a short family visit in the big city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lurton H. Stubbs
Woodland Drive
Mary Stubbs
Chicago
Mrs Harry O Cutler Hosts Sewing Club Gathering
Mrs. Harry O Cutler hosted a Friday afternoon sewing club gathering at her home on Ridgeway Drive Southeast. The event drew club members for a social afternoon of crafts and conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry O Cutler
Ridgeway Drive
First Birthday Party Held for Carol Ann Robberdee
Mrs C B Robberdee hosted a Thursday afternoon party at 1710 C Avenue NE honoring her daughter Carol Ann on her first birthday. Guests included Mrs C W Tibbits and her son Bobby, Mrs W Tomre and her son Charles, Mrs Beth Marshall of Wyoming and her son Bruce, Mrs A T Merrial and her twins Maur een and Marta, Mrs F Jeffres Dereiss Romeenee Bundyv, Bia.re Waller and Dora de Noeber of Muscatine, Glenn Helm, and Mrs J C Chandler assisted the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Ann
Tibbits
Bobby
W Tomre
Charles
Beth Marshall
Wyomng
Bruce
T Merrail
Maureen
Marta
F Jeffres Dereiss Romeenee
Waller
Dora de Noeber
Muscatine
Glenn Helm
J C Chandler
Hurnes Return Traced Through Blue Regions
A fragmented report follows a traveler named Hurnes returning to a sequence of places including Yellowstone Park Edge Mont SD and Forsythe Ment. The text notes a three week period and mentions Moylan of Oskaloo and Mrs Htaenes, with a vague reference to a bear or event at Black Halls as the journey resumes toward northern locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trent
Moylan
Oskaloo
Black Halls
Yellowstone Park
Edgemont
Forsythe
Whattingham Family Return From Visit to Orleans Cottage
Mr and Mrs David Whattingham of 211 Thirty fourth Street drive SE have returned after a week with Mrs George A Lincoln and Mrs Canmiff at their cottage in Orleans Spirit Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Whattingham
Frean
George A Lincoln
Mtoo
Ff Ff Canmiff
Eighth Street
Orleans
Spirit Lake
Glessners and Moore Travel to California for Visit
Mr and Mrs F J Glessner and their daughter Marion travel with Miss Lara Moore from 1746 B avenue NF and 2511 Johnson avenue WW. They left Wednesday by motor for California to visit relatives and will be away about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F J Glessner
Avenue
Marion
Lara Moore
Johnson Avenue
California
Sheltons Return From Kansas Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs L M Shelton and their daughter Miss Mildred Shelton return Wednesday evening from a motor trip to Kansas They visited relatives in Topeka Lawrence and McLouth and are at 214 Highland Drive NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Shelton
Highland Drive
Mildred Shelton
Kansas
Topeka
Lawrence
McLouth
Mrs. Katterjohn Hosts Luncheon for Louisville Guest
Mrs. Franklin E. Katterjohn of 2241 Grande Avenue SE hosted a Friday luncheon at the Country Club in praise of Mrs. James R. Stites of Louisville Kentucky. Twelve guests attended with bridge to follow. Dr and Mrs. Stites and their son Rodman were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Katterjohn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin E. Katterjohn
Grande Avenue SE
Country Club
James R. Stites
Louisville
Stites
Rodman
Katterjohn
Miss Elizabeth Ely Graduates From Scripps College
Miss Elizabeth Ely daughter of Mr and Mrs John M Ely of 2218 First Avenue East arrived Wednesday from California. She graduated this June from Scripps College in Claremont and since then has served as a councillor and director of handcraft at Camp Kiwanis near San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ely
John M Ely
First Avenue E
California
Ainslie Family Leaves Spokane for Mason City Visit
Mr and Mrs George B Ainslie of Spokane Washington and their daughter Josephine left Friday morning to return home after a month’s visit. They went on to Mason City to visit relatives before continuing westward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Ainslie
Spokane
Wash
Josephine
Mason City
Anne Adamsom Designed a Thor Wearess Pattern
Fragmented readable text describes a sewing pattern with references to Anne Adamsom and a pleated or gathered skirt style. Mentions various fabric names and construction terms and appears to be an old fashion pattern notation with multiple garbled phrases and placeholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fartase
Anne Adamsom
Ralsthenes
Anne Aflama
Rummer
Pacern
Pde
Ieee
Mr Omer
Water Carnival At Camp Wapsie Y On Guest Day
The Wapsie river carnival featured decorated boats with queens aboard and a beauty contest. Winners included Rita Sandberg and Jean Moore dressed in ’80s styles. Judges and organizers are named, with swimming races, a diving exhibition, and a varied evening program of music and readings by campers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapsie
Venice
Camp Wapsie- Y
Betty Wagner
Dorothy Leighton
Lola Kemper
Dorothy Svee
Rita Sandberg
Jean Moore
Gretchen Hughes
Helen Reis
Maxine Reams
Dorothy Ward
Guinever Hoffman
Ted Monsager
Bonnie Bates
Bowes and Arrows
Anna Mae Chromosta
Mary Louise Fieseler
Jean Bachiman
Gladys Lillie
Dorothy Wagner
Catherine Aukerman
Wagner Sisters
Betty Grady
Lenora Miller
Henry and His
Cabin 6
Phyllis Ann Scheneberger
Evelyn Hadsell
Alice Eaton
Porter Trio and Susan Return From Shelby Visit
Mr and Mrs Dell Porter of 357 Woodland Drive SE, Miss Louise Porter, and Mrs Edwyn Clapp of 412 Twenty-sixth Street SE with her daughter Susan returned Thursday evening from Shelby where they had visited Mr Clapp’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell Porter
Woodland Drive
Louise Porter
Edwyn Clapp
Twenty-sixth Street
Susan
Shelby
Mr. Clapp
Twenty six attend Cedar Rapids health dept breakfast
Twenty six members of the health education department of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club were guests of Mrs. E B Drew at a morning breakfast at 2320 Upland drive SE. Mrs A G Brown and Mrs Robert Monroe assisted the hostess. Gladiolus decorations brightened the home as the group included Dames Hoyt Shaffer Atherton Watkins Gunn Campbell Cocker Norris Rohrbach Powell Arrington Monroe Brown Borschel Sabin Merveaux Butter Miller Yeager Krickard Shadle Hawkins Eaton Cramer McDonald. The planned Saturday picnic at the Frank C Nissen home in Stone City was postponed indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Education Department
Cedar Rapids
Miss Halpin Honors Catherine Montillon Bride-Elect
Miss Mary Halpin will entertain at a dessert party and crystal shower honoring Miss Catherine Montillon, a bride-elect. Guests include Mrs Roger Wheeland, the Misses Yakish, Nicholas, Norton, Gifford, Knox, Rogers, Cashirka, Hen son, Thurn, and Kendall sisters from Marion and Edgewood. Roy Porter will marry Miss Montillon on August 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Carmel Halpin
Avenue NE
Catherine Montillon
Miss Montillon
Roy Porter
Roger Wheeland
Mary Yakish
Donna Nicholas
Frances Norton
Hetty Gifford
Virginia Knox
Miriam Rogers
Evelyn Cashirka
Clutter
Helen Henson
Edna Thurn
Edgewood
Elinor Kendall
Kathryn Kendall
Marion
Miss Barbara Ringer and Miss Watts Join Camp Oyketa Visit
Miss Barbara Ringer and Miss Mary Jane Watts departed from 1840 Washington avenue SE and 368 Nineteenth street SE to Camp Oyketa at Chicago City Mann for a three week stay. Miss Evelyn Fawcett of Cedar Rapids 16 serves as a councillor at the camp this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ringer
Washington Avenue
Mary Jane Watts
Nineteenth Street
Camp Oyketa
Chiscago City
Mann
Evelyn Fawcett
Cedar Rapids
Orton Family Returns From Higbee Visit
Betty and Billy Orton of 625 Taunty-first Avenue SW return after visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs George Orton and relatives in Higbee Missouri for the last weeks. Thelma Orton, Charles Orton, and Mr and Mrs James R Orton with Jimmie attended. Mrs Hare and son Milton of Farle Rick were also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Billy Orton
Taunty-first Avenue
George Orton
Higbee
Thelma Oirton
Charles Orton
James R Orton
Trea
Jimmie
Air Travelers Prefer Sleeping In Pajamas
Airline passenger habits show a preference for wearing pajamas during flights. A notable discussion notes comfort on long trips and the evolving norms of sleepwear aboard planes as travelers seek rest without restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OM York
Atre
Amenean Airlines
Garteen
Adourk
Playground finals set for Saturday across city sports
Finals of the city playground tournaments occur Saturday at 10 a.m. with east and west side winners meeting for the city championship. Events take place at Daniels and Riverside playgrounds in deck tennis, paddle tennis, croquet, box hockey, and horseshoes with plaques for victors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels
Riverside
Daniels Playground
J. B. Lyman
Arthur
Fred Lenway
Harrison
Rex Smith
Dick Zoble
Arthur Parks
Margaret Grady
Phyllis Snyder
Governors of 3 States to Plan Small Grain Loans
Officials of the Omaha Production Credit Corporation will meet state authorities in Lincoln Des Moines and Pierre to implement loans on scaled in the bins small grains Loans will be up to 60 percent of local market value at 5 percent interest and mature June 1 1936 Final procedures will be decided at the conferences Forms have been printed and local associations can start accepting applications Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Omaha Production Credit Corporation
Lincoln
Des Moines
Pierre
Y. B Wuffman
PCA
State Railway Commission
Walter E Armstrong
E. R. Heaton
Heaton
J H Mason
Bank For Co-Operatives
Armstrong
Nazi drive targets monarchists in Potsdam region
Berlin dispatch reports the Nazi campaign against “reactionaries” extended to the Potsdam district, long a monarchist stronghold. Count Fink von Finkenstein, former Steel Helmets member and later storm trooper, is ousted for an “extremely reactionary attitude.” Der Angriff’s editorials reflect harsher stance amid the purge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
INS
Potsdam
Fink von Finkenstein
Forestry Academy
Nafi Storm Troopers
Steel Helmets
der Angriff
House Group Drafts Rail Pension Plan
The House Interstate Commerce Committee on Friday approved a tentative railway labor pension program designed to meet constitutional requirements. The bill by Rep. Crosser of Ohio seeks special tax legislation to fund the plan with four percent of railroad payrolls via a federal excise levy, with workers paying an additional two percent income tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
House
Interstate Commerce Committee
Crosser
Ohio
Sokolky Plan All Day Picnic At Center Point
City notes report the Sokolky will hold an all day picnic at the Sokol camp in Center Point this Sunday with all members and friends invited. Firemen fought a small stove fire at Dowd's farm east of Cedar Rapids at 1 07 p.m. Friday after an overheated stove in a milk shed caused the blaze. Mrs. L W Perkins of 1435 First Avenue E returned from Pensacola Florida where illness and death of her mother Mrs Louise Wehmeier prompted travel. Services and burial were at the family home near Westphalia Indiana. Lenora Silverman Public Health Nursing secretary returned from a two week family vacation in Monona Iowa. Rosemary Cranny Visiting nurse returned Thursday to a vacation in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Point
Dowd
Cedar Rapids
L. W. Perkins
First Avenue E
Pensacola
Fla
Louise Wehmeier
Westphalia
Ind
Lenora Silverman
Public Health Nursing — Association
Monona
Iowa
Rosemary Cranny
Indianapolis
Remarkable sextuplet apples found in Point Center orchard
Clet Driscoll of 1828 Center Point read reports six apples growing on the same stem, all identical and about two and a half inches in diameter. Discovered in the orchard of D. E. Driscoll on Nineteenth Street NW, Friday afternoon The Gazette notes this rare fruit cluster as a curiosity from the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clet Driscoll
Center Point
Gazette
Mr. Driscoll
D. E. Driscoll
Nineteenth Street NW
Display club members to attend IA Display convention
Four members of the Crandie Display club will leave Sunday for the International Association of Display Men convention at Hotel Jefferson in St. Louis. The travelers are H. L. Fitzsimmons of Armstrong Clothing, G. L. Moran, O'Meara Clothing, Ed Urbans of Bremer's, and Morris Hamberg of Strub's in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandie Display Club
International Association of Display Men
Hotel Jefferson
St. Louis
Moran
H. L. Fitzsimmons
The
Armstrong Clothing Company
G. L. Moran
O'Meara Clothing Company
Ed Urbans
Bremer’s
Morris Hamberg
Strub’s
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids Businessman Rufus Lee Critically Ill in Omaha
Rufus Lee a former prominent Cedar Rapids business man is critically ill at his Omaha Nebraska home after a severe heart attack. Doctors warn he may not survive beyond 36 hours. His daughter Mrs Carl D Thomas and her husband left Cedar Rapids for Omaha to be with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Lee
Cedar Rapids
Omaha
Neb
Carl D. Thomas
Thomas
Washington Avenue
Air Conditioning Through the Ages by R R Kouba
Air conditioning expert R R Kouba spoke at the High Twelve luncheon at the Hotel Roosevelt on Friday noon. He traced cooling dating back to ancient Rome Egypt and China and described modern heating and cooling methods and humidity control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Kouba
High Twelve
Hotel Roosevelt
Fly and bait casting show at Ellis Park pavilion
A South Bend company and the local Boy Scout council sponsor a fly and bait casting exhibition tonight at Ellis Park pavilion at 6 30 p m instead of 7. H M Pritchard will demonstrate angling merit badge requirements for fly and bait work. Motion pictures of mountain and lake fishing follow the demonstration. All Scouts in the city are expected to attend and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Boy Scout Council
Ellis Park Pavilion
H. M. Pritchard
Reservists To Camp For Two Weeks At Fort Snelling
Orders assigning four local reserve officers to duty at Fort Snelling Minnesota for two weeks beginning August 4 were received at the 349th infantry head quarters in the federal building Friday. The officers named include Captain Felix J. Vondracek and Lieutenants Dale Harman Roger Sherman Elmer Nelson Edward McClenahan and Henry Sievers from Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Snelling
Minn
349Th Infantry
Federal Building
Felix J. Vondracek
Sixteenth Avenue
Dale L. Harman
Eighth Avenue
Roger B. Sherman
Thirty-fifth Street
Elmer H Nelson
Fifteenth Avenue
Edward F. McClenahan
Belle Plaine
Henry Sievers
Iowa City
Car Strikers Cut Pickets At Bluffs
In Council Bluffs a district court temporary injunction limits pickets to three at the Omaha and Council Bluffs street railway car barn. Cars ran normally and no disorder occurred as three guards were removed from cars. In Omaha the striking workers gathered for a central labor union meeting to push for a general strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Omaha and Council Bluffs Street Railway Company
District Court
Street Car Company
Omaha
Nebraska
Omaha Central Labor Union
All Juveniles Barred At Schweitzer Trial
Detroit INS reports youths under 16 barred from the courtroom during the trial of William Schweitzer and three party girls for the murder of Howard Carter Dickinson. Judge Boyne restricted juvenile spectators as testimony touched on the alleged drinking party preceding the killing. Jean Miller’s confession referenced the ride and the $134 Dickinson carried. Schweitzer and associates face life terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
INS
Ali
William Schweitzer
Howard Carter Dickinson
New York
Charles Evans Hughes
John A. Boyne
Jean Miller
Miss Miller
Florence
Loretta Jackson
Schweitzer
Dickinson
Patton Daughter Backs Cigar Box Graft Story
Washington AP The White House said no action would be taken against E P Cramer after he testified about a whispering campaign that Roosevelt was insane. A Patton daughter testified that NRA employee Sellers claimed a box in a hotel room held cigars. Senators and House committee testimony linked the box to Patton and cash payments in a utility bill dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
E. P. Cramer
Plainfield
N. J
Senate Lobby Committee
Roosevelt
Patton
Tex
House Rules Committee
E. V. Sellers
NRA
John W. Carpenter
Texas Utilities
Bonnie Patton
Sellers
Norris Shook
House
Leo Brennan
Blanton
Curl divorce sought on desertion grounds in district court
Henry J. Curl files for divorce from Mary E. Curl alleging desertion since about seven years earlier. The couple wed in Osborne Kansas on May 12, 1909. Curl cites wife leaving the marriage as the grounds for the action. Buddy Johnson, 47, a Black man from Davenport, jailed at 10 p.m. by Milwaukee railroad detective Jack Monahan at Marion for trespassing on railroad property. Charley Larkins, 53, Route 2 Cedar Rapids, held at 11:30 p.m. Thursday on possible charge of disturbing the peace after arrest at home by Deputies Roy Radebaugh and Dick Payn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Curl
Mary E. Curl
Osborne
Kan
Curl
Buddy Johnson
Davenport
Jack Monahan
Milwaukee Railroad
Johnson
Marion
Charley Larkins
Route No. 2
Cedar Rapids
Larkins
Roy Radebaugh
Dick Payn
Dirks Case To Grand Jury In Drunken Driving Probe
Judge H C Ring ordered Ed H Dirks. 41. Union block, booked for alleged drunk driving. Case submitted to September term grand jury for further investigation. Dirks released on his own bond. Arrest occurred on First Avenue E near Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirks
H. C. Ring
Ed H. Dirks
Union Block
First Avenue E
Second Street
Man Held After Alleged Highway Car-Forcing Incident
August Smith, 29, of Coggan, held for intoxication after two men say he tried to crowd their car off the road between Central City and Marion. His vehicle was located parked and he was arrested. He pled not guilty in police court. Albert Lawrence, 29, of Prairieburg, who was with Smith, was not held. The complaint was filed by Lester Eippers and Clyde Schultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Smith
Coggan
Smith
Central City
Marion
Albert Lawrence
Prairieburg
Lester Eippers
Third Avenue
Clyde Schultz
First Street
First Billion Dollars In Liquor Revenues Reaches Treasuries
Federal, state, and local treasuries have collected over a billion dollars in revenue from beer and liquor since legalization on April 7 1933. The totals include federal excise and license fees 705082598 federal customs duties 64558194 and state and local taxes around 15000000 with liquor revenues about 944640. Officials say the billion mark was crossed in the past month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
ULP
Treasuries
United Press
AAA Tax Suits Linked to 30 Million Dollars
Washington reports 622 suits challenge AAA constitutionality totaling about 30 million dollars. Three fourths filed in July with 48 suits not yet reported. Wheat processors lead with 236 suits followed by meat packers 150 and cotton processors 107 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
AAA
Department of Justice
Department
Sweden to Lift Ethiopia Arms Ban Despite British Pressure
ADDIS ABABA AP Sweden is nearly certain to lift its arms embargo against Ethiopia despite opposition from Britain and other powers seeking to avert an Italo Ethiopian war. The report cites reliable authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addis Ababa
Sweden
Ethiopia
Great Britain
Bank Receiver Seeks Judgments in Cedar Rapids Suit
D. W. Bates state banking superintendent as receiver of American Trust and Savings bank seeks a total judgment of 839.30 in a promissory note suit against Nora E. Nelson and Malcom V. Bolton. The receiver also asks 430.56 against H. L. Walker in a separate note action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Bates
American Trust and Savings Bank of
Cedar Rapids
Nora E. Nelson
Malcom
Divorces Granted in District Court by Judge Ring
Divorces awarded on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds include Blanche Mrstik Richards and Adeline Steggall. Richards, 38, married Clarence Richards, 40, in 1920. Steggall, 35, married John Steggall, in 1926, with property rights and custody of two sons settled by stipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Blanche Mrstik Richards
Clarence Richards
Adeline Steggall
John Steggall
Mrstiks
Steggalls
Steggall
County Attorney Files True Information on Gaines Charge
County Attorney G K Thompson filed a true information in district court against Cecil Gaines near Central City on illegal possession of alcoholic liquor based on a June 29 liquor raid at Gaines farm southwest of Central City. Officers found a trace of alcohol in a pitcher and bond of 500 dollars was posted at the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. Thompson
Cecil Gaines
Central City
Gaines
Home Made Apparatus Tested By Boy Divers
Three Maine youths built diving gear from a gasoline can pumps and cement to explore the Kennebec river bottom in Richmond. Paul Dyer Stanley Griffen and Robert Cate swam to depth on their first attempts and plan deeper dives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond, Me
Maine
Kennebec River
Paul R. Dyer
Stanley Griffen
Robert Cate
Son accuses mother of witchcraft in NC court
Smithfield North Carolina report says Willard Langdon, a farmer, was charged after ejecting his mother from his home. He claimed she used magic to make him miserable and said a grease streak cast by her near his bed caused a wild feeling he described as a spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield
N. C
Willard Langdon
Langdon
Court approves fourteenth report in Coggan State bank receivership
Court Friday approved the receiver D. W. Bates and examiner-in-charge O. A. Conwell filed the fourteenth quarterly report. At quarter close June 30 cash on hand was $5,082.64 and a third ten percent dividend of $12,913.80 was paid to depositors during the quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Coggan State Bank
D. W. Bates
O. A. Conwell
Heat Prostration Surges Prompt Humane Society Calls
In 24 hours the St. Louis humane society handled 147 heat prostration cases including 11 horses, 2 canaries, 1 sparrow, several white rats and rabbits, and the rest dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
The
Humane Society
Playful Brick at Wedding Kills Bridegroom in Illinois
An East St. Louis wedding guest tossed a brick in jest. It struck the bridegroom on the head, causing his death. Police investigated the incident as a fatal accident at Gas Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East ST. Louis, Ill
Gas Park
Negro
Transfers to relief jobs begin nationwide drive
A $4,000,000,000 work relief program has started, with men and women from relief rolls put to work in New York City and the states of Georgia, Indiana, Alabama, Michigan, and Illinois. Officials say the exact number employed will be known after Administrator Harry L. Hopkins returns from a tour next week. Direct relief allotments are being issued to thirteen states for the first half of the month, with eight others allocated for special programs pending full deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ins
Congress
New York City
Georgia
Indiana
Alabama
Michigan
Illinois
Works Progress
Harry L. Hopekins
Red Co operation With Liberals Urged To Battle Fascism
Moscow dispatch reports the communist internationale Congress urging world co operation with liberal parties to combat fascism. Observers doubt sincerity, fearing entryism and domination of democratic groups. The text calls for overcoming sectarian tradition to approach social democratic parties and building a united anti fascist front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
Moscow
Congress of the
Communist Internationale
World Union
Congress
Key
Communist Party
The
Denver Bandit Trio Make $24 000 Haul
Three gunmen robbed Max Schwartz in his downtown Denver office taking cash stocks and jewelry totaling 24000. They forced the real estate man to open the safe as two men emerged from a parked car and the getaway driver remained at the wheel. The crime occurred before pedestrians through a plate glass window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Max Schwartz
Schwartz
Mail carrier Thomas Hill to retire after 29 years service
Independence retirements announced for Thomas H Hill local rural mail carrier who will reach 65 on October 31 ending a 29 year tenure. Pension set at 1200 dollars annually a postal survey will study consolidating routes and filling the vacancy in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Thomas H. Hill
Hill
Partition Actions Seek Ownership Shares in Linn and Cedar Rapids Properties
Charles A. Buell asks the district court to adjudge him owner of one half of Linn county property while Leo McAvoy and Francis McAvoy would get one quarter each. Joseph Cihula seeks one third shares for himself and John Cihula in Cedar Rapids property with Anna Cihula and Robert Cihula holding one ninth and two ninths. The plaintiffs also ask to have titles quieted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Buell
Linn County
Buell
Leo McAvoy
Francis McAvoy
Joseph Cihula
John Cihula
Cedar Rapids
Cihula
Anna Cihula
Robert
His Own Dentist in Rochester Teeth Pull Ends in Collapse
Denice Gentile, 68, used pliers to extract two of his own teeth in Rochester New York and collapsed from blood loss, prompting ambulance transport and police investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester, N. Y
Denice Gentile
Marriage Licenses for Marsoun and Kula in Cedar Rapids
Edward F. Marsoun and Wilma Barbara Kula, both residents of Cedar Rapids, obtained marriage licenses. The filing indicates their intention to marry and establishes their legal eligibility under local requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Marsoun and
Wilma Barbara Kula
Cedar RapiDs
Frerick Rites Held for Calmar‑Clemence J Frerick
Clemence J Frerick died at St Francis hospital La Crosse after a years long illness from heart disease. Born Festina August 20 1864 he married Josephine Gerlemann in Festina in 1894 and later lived on a Calmar farm before running a livery and pool hall. Survived by daughters Catherine of Chicago Alma Miner Waterloo and son Joseph. Funeral at St Aloysius with Rev A S Perkert and Rev Joseph Vollmecke. pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calmar
Clemence J. Frerick
St. Francis Hospital
la Crosse
Festina
Herman
Catherine Frerick
Josephine Gerlemann
Catherine
Chicago
Alma Miner
Waterloo
Joseph
St. Aloysius Church
A. S. Perkert
Joseph Vollmecke
Anton Vondersett
C. J. Zivicbohmer
E. C Brothier
Guy Hathaway
E. G. Sanders
Joseph Dvorak
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Yuerchers
Mrs. Toms
Mrs. Barth
Miss Rohrbach
Stubbs
Mrs. Cutler
Miss Minn
Noelia
Hurnes
Whittinghams
Sheltons
Amy
Mrs. Katterjohn
Ainslies
BY Anse Adass
Wapsie-Y
Health Dept
Miss Halpin
Ojiketa
Ortons
DU Bois
Mra Om Mo Hare
Milton Oof
Farle Riek
A du Beas
Beoor
Enne Sk
Joban Conseidl Were
Tom Canes
Maines
Bob Ford
Dick Gordon
Charles Gillen
Reed
Helen Smetana
Phyllis Peacock
Bob Schneider
Alvin Kucera
Leonard Smith
Margaret Steigar
James Gillen
Elmer Kaleska
Paul Driscoll
Kirk
Herman Frueh
Elmer Kaloska
Poole
Elias
Robert Larimer
Dean Terwilliger
Kenwood
Charles Tubbs
Gertrude Slieger
East Side
Ralph Repstein
Don Redmond
Bertha Schneider
Marine Cop
John Brice
Junior Smith
Emery Sample
Tom Dolan
Mildred Matejka
Frances Lanning
Ralph Repstien
Bob Green
Robert Elliott
Alvin Lumway
Helen Mitchell
Margaret Hogan
Evelyn Ament
House Group
Rail
Rufus Lee Ili
Balt
Bluffs
Court House News
Sues
Denver Bandit
Anit
Seavast
Atlas Mason Jars
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co, Dept. N
Wheeling, W. Va
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!