Birthday party honors Jackie Dean Hines
Mrs. M. E. Koppenhaver hosted eighteen children at 1422 Sixth Street NW for grandson Jackie Dean Hines seventh birthday. Refreshments, garden flower decor, games, favors, and gifts marked the party with hostess assist from Miss Bonnie Stewart and attendees including multiple relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Koppenhaver
Sixth Street
Jackie Dean Hines
Bonnie
David Stewart
Bobbie
Beverely Michael
Roselee
Eldores Maiken
Joan
Shirley Randell
Dorothy
Helen Waline
Beverly Ann Sipe
Tommy Wharton
George Johnson
Jackie Chesmore
Joan Dulin
Patricia
Ann Hines
Geraldine
Janet Lou Fetter
Bonnie Stewart
H. L. Hines
John Hin
William Fetter
Mount Mercy Alumnae Luncheon Set at Killians Tea Room
Mount Mercy alumnae will gather for a luncheon Saturday at 1 p.m. at Killians Tea Room. Reservations may be made with Mrs. R. Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Mercy
Killians
R. Long
Teenettes Host Dutch Treat Theater Party at Klimes Home
The Teenettes met Wednesday evening at 529 First Avenue W the home of Miss Betty Klimes for a Dutch treat theater party. Rita Marie Power was elected treasurer and Rosemary Walker of Emmetsburg was a guest. Members include Rita Spaight Mary Jane Klassen Marilyn Cusack Irene Phelps Klimes and Power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Klimes
First Avenue W
Klimes
Rita Marie Power
Rosemary Walker
Emmetsburg
Rita Spaight
Mary Jane Klassen
Marilyn Cusack
Irene Phelps
Power
Miscellaneous Shower Hosted by Mrs Leist for Daughter
Mrs William Leist of 1423 Sixth Street NW entertained Wednesday afternoon with a miscellaneous shower for her daughter Mrs Fred McNabb. The red and white decorated serving table complemented a gathering of guests including Mesdames Eva Meade Ruby Harover Lavina Pischney Frances Steckman Tillie Lyon Eva Boien Elaine Lemmon Helen Mastin Martha Gatrelle and Annie Tremaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Leist
Sixth Street
Fred McNabb
Eva Meade
Ruby Harover
Lavina Pischney
Frances Steckman
Tillie Lyon
Eva Boien
Elaine Lemmon
Helen Mastin
Martha Gatrelle
Annie Tremaine
Foreign Physicians Barred From Turkey Without Pre-1914 Licenses
The Ottoman regime restricts medical practice to physicians licensed by the Turkish government before 1914. The rule excludes foreign doctors lacking prewar accreditation, limiting medical work by outsiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Marmola Tablets Promise Slimming With Diet Plan
Slimming claim advertises Marmola Prescription Tablets to slim figures without strict dieting or heavy exercise. It states a 4 tablet daily dose until fat loss, notes 30 years on the market and 20 million boxes distributed, and cautions the product is not a cure but for normally healthy individuals with hypothyroidism related fat. The ad stresses physician consultation and includes the formula in each package.
European Sculptor Horizontal Puzzle Clues Revealed
A historic puzzle lists across clues about a famed European sculptor creator of the Statue of Liberty and related terms. It includes references to anatomy, astronomy, and language, with entries hinting at metals, plants, and various geographic and cultural terms.
Townsend Club Meeting and Dance Planned
Townsend club No. 1 will meet at 7 30 a m Friday in I O O F hall 109 Second avenue SE. A Townsend club dance is set for 8 45 p m Friday at Odd Fellows hall 109 Second avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club No. 1
I. O. O. F. Hall
Second Avenue SE
Townsend Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Reverend Henke to Lead Quarterly Conference at St James
The Rev. Dr. A. W. Henke will conduct quarterly conference tonight at 8 at St James Methodist church. Jessie Madera of 1526 Fourth Avenue SE departed Thursday on an extended trip south and to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Henke
St. James Methodist Church
Jessie Madera
Fourth Avenue
California
Cedar Rapids Fish and Game Club to Meet Friday
The Cedar Rapids Fish and Game club will meet Friday at 62 Sixteenth Avenue SW. Huston Taylor will be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Fish and Game Club
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Huston Taylor
Death of Martin Hickey prompts notices in Independence
Mrs. John Paulus and Mrs. Lowell Schmidt were informed of the death of their brother Martin Hickey, 60, at their homes on Fifth and Sixth avenues in Independence. The notice records a family loss and lists the two siblings receiving the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paulus
Fifth Avenue
Lowell Schmidt
Sixth Avenue
Independence
Martin Hickey
Former Agent Paul Slaninger Tours Cedar Rapids
Paul Slaninger, formerly with the alcohol tax unit of the treasury department in Cedar Rapids, visited the city Thursday. He is now with the alcohol tax unit at Newburgh, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Slaninger
Alcohol Tax Unit
Treasury Department
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Slaninger
Alcohol Tax
Newburgh
N. Y
Holbrook Addresses Keosauqua Centennial and Ottosen Board
Royal H. Holbrook returned Wednesday night from Keosauqua where he spoke at the town centennial. He then went to Ottosen Thursday to address the board of education on heating and ventilation of school buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal H. Holbrook
Keosauqua
Ottosen
Board of Education
Legion Post 451 appoints Powell as commander in Pont a Mousson
Virgil Powell of the police department fingerprint bureau was elected commander of Pont a Mousson post 451 of the American Legion, succeeding S. O. Alnutt who becomes adjutant and post service officer. I. G. Steel named assistant adjutant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Powell
Police Department Fingerprint Bureau
Ponta-Mousson
American Legion
S. O. Alnutt
I. G. Steel
Post meeting set for 7 p.m. in Memorial building
A meeting of the post will be held at 7 p.m. Monday in the post headquarters located in the Memorial building. Thomas Wingfield, finance officer, and Harry Taylor, sergeant-at-arms, are named in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wingfield
Harry Taylor
Parked car looted. clothing missing on First Street NE
Leo Boyles of 423 J Avenue NW reported his car prowled on First Street NE between First and A Avenues Wednesday night between 8:30 and 11 p.m. Clothing valued at $20 was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Boyles
J Avenue NW
First Street
First
A Avenues
Royal C. Johnson dies in Washington former South Dakota congressman
Royal C. Johnson, 56, seven term member of congress from South Dakota and longtime Washington lawyer, died of a heart attack in Washington D. C. He chaired the World War veterans committee and helped shape postwar veteran legislation. Johnson, born in Cherokee Iowa, served as South Dakota attorney general in 1911 and was elected to the House in 1915 as a Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Royal C. Johnson
Congress
South Dakota
Johnson
Cherokee
House
World War Veterans Committee
University of South
Senate panel backs funds for La Follette civil liberties probe
The Senate Audit and Control Committee recommended a $50,000 appropriation to resume the La Follette civil liberties investigation. In the same session, it approved a banking and currency inquiry proposing $100,000, with funds for the inquiry at $25,000. Senator Wagner of New York sponsored the banking probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INL
la Follette Civil Liberties
Senate Audit and Control Committee
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Wagner
N. Y
Wool crop may reach second largest on record
Washington AP reports the agriculture department estimates domestic wool production this year at 375,699,000 pounds, the second largest on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Plan Set for Iowa Municipalities League Convention
Mayor K F Hahn announced plans to entertain more than 700 members of the League of Iowa Municipalities in a three day convention August 16 to 18. Local officials coordinate guest reception and activities with committees for men and women including golf, a bridge luncheon, a city tour, a theater party, and a mass trip to Hawkeye Downs for an All Iowa fair visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Iowa
K. F. Hahn
League
Hahn
L. D. Burgus
Don Hines
John Beck
Chamber of Commerce
Thomas B. Powell
L. J. Storey
Mesdames Benesh
Williams
Sie7an
Burgus
Hines
Storey
Young and Johnson
Maude Krebs
Sylvia Alt
Hawkeye Downs
Indian Turns Savage Kills Nellie Yellowthunder in Gordon
Pine Ridge agency officials report Nellie Yellowthunder a 19 year old Sioux woman was found murdered after a brutal assault. Irving Tail a 17 year old tribal member confessed to the crime. his father and Levi Blackbear corroborated the account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Neb
Pine Ridge Indian Agency
South Dakota
Pretty Nellie Yellowthunder
Irving Tail
Jackson Tail
Levi Blackbear
Porcupine, S
Deaths Mrs Margaret McLaughlin 82
Mrs Margaret McLaughlin widow of Frank McLaughlin died at her home 116 Eleventh street NE Cedar Rapids after a short illness She was born in Dubuque October 8 1856 and lived in Prairieburg before moving to Cedar Rapids Surviving are a daughter Hanna M Henderson Cedar Rapids a son Frank M McLaughlin Washington D C and two sisters Lena Fielding Cedar Rapids and T P McLaughlin Mason City Funeral services will be held at St Patrick's church Anamosa Saturday at 9 30 a m Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery Anamosa The body is at Monahan funeral home guests may call Thursday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McLaughlin
Frank McLaughlin
Eleventh Street
Dubuque
Prairieburg
Cedar Rapids
Hanna M. Henderson
Frank M. McLaughlin
Washington, D. C
Lena Fielding
T. P. McLaughlin
Mason City
St. Patrick’s Church
Anamosa
P. J. Behan
Holy Cross
Monahan Funeral Home
Funeral services for William A. McKenzie
William A. McKenzie died at home on 622 B avenue NE at 10 p.m. Tuesday. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in Beatty chapel conducted by Rev. O C Gatrelle. Burial follows in Linwood cemetery. Visitation is 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. McKenzie
B Avenue NE
Beatty Chapel
O. C. Gatrelle
Linwood Cemetery
Cleveland man Harry B. Meisel dies suddenly at 58
Harry B. Meisel of Cleveland Ohio a former Cedar Rapids resident died suddenly Wednesday afternoon in Cleveland. He was about 58 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Meisel
Cleveland
Cedar Rapids
Family notices mark several relatives moving to Cleveland
The obituary notes a Cedar Rapids resident who moved to Cleveland about ten years ago. A sister Mrs. George Shantz and brother Morton Meisel of 1804 Bever Avenue SE have gone to Cleveland. Survived by wife, a sister Mrs Esther Rosenberg, and a brother Ed of Soho, with services to be held there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Cleveland
George Shantz
Morton Meisel
Bever Avenue
Esther Rosenberg
Soho
Council Votes for Park Plan Survey
The city council unanimously approved spending 1500 dollars with Harland Bartholomew and associates of St. Louis to conduct a survey and develop a long range city parks plan. Parks Commissioner Ed Stefan endorsed the project after prior objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harland Bartholomew
Bartholomew
Stéfan
Mussolini and King Emmanuel Hold Quiet Balkans Talk
In northwest Italy at Cameri a brief meeting between Premier Mussolini and King Victor Emmanuel followed by separate observations of large scale maneuvers near Riccione. Diplomatic circles speculate the summit touched Balkan issues rather than the military exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Victor Emmanuel
Mussolini
Cameri
Italy
France
Riccione
Haegg Wins Johnson Avenue Sewer Contract
The Johnson avenue NW and Nineteenth streets NW sanitary sewer project received bids with Haegg Construction winning at 10 761 10 from City Council in a favorable bid under the engineer's estimate. Stark Construction and Stark Building offered 11 559 84 and 12 171 respectively, Teget Construction 12 349 60. The council accepted Haegg and filed the resolution for seven days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Avenue NW
Nineteenth
Twentieth Streets
Haegg Construction Company
Frank Young
Haegg
Young
Stark Construction Company
Stark Building Company
Teget Construction Company
Webster City
City Council Notes on Underpass Clearance and Permits
Fire Chief Kohout warned the council that underpass clearance to the sewage plant on A street SW may be too tight for winter. The beer permit transfers and renewals were approved, plus a 60 minute parking rule extension on Third avenue SW. July fire loss totaled 6401.52 with 45 deaths and 1038.87 BTU daily gas test average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Kohout
Kohout
Third Avenue
First Street
Benesh
Third Street
A. R. Menary
Wildlife Highlights of Richmond Park London
About 400 deer populate Richmond Park in London alongside badgers foxes hares and rabbits. The park also hosts more than 100 bird species creating a rich urban wildlife habitat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Park
London
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Mrs. Koppenhaver
Mrs. Leist
RAVE
America
Ail Kieine
Long Inlet
Pont-A-Mousson
Iowa
Friendly Appliance Center
Second Avenue
DIAL
St. SE
Okays Funds For Civil Liberties Probe
MAP Municipalities League Convention
2Nd Ave. SE
Johnson Avenue
City Hall
Fred B. Clark
Irene Heitz
Second Street
Tony Trusty
Oriental Rugs
George A. Nassif Newman
Bezdek
Bezdek’s
Barnett’s
Luberger
Third Ave SE
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