Miss Swartzell Weds Harvey M. Coats In Cedar Rapids Home
Marion Swartzell and Harvey M. Coats wed in a ceremony at the Swartzell home on Fifth Avenue SE attended by nearly 100 friends. Rev. J. P. Van Horne officiated with Cecia Meyers singing and a reception held afterward. The couple plan a Colorado motor trip then residence in Cedar Rapids. The bride, a Coe College graduate, wore white satin with a butterfly bouquet. the groom is a Coe and Iowa law graduate practicing in Cedar Rapids. Out-of-town guests from Clarence, Olin, Deep River, Victor, Osceola, and Chicago attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Taylor Swartzell
Fifth Avenue SE
Marion
Harvey M. Coats
H. &. Coats
J. P. van Horne
Cecia Meyers
North Liberty
Walter Byers
Louise Northcott
Jean Grout
Frances Halpin
Mary Northey
Waterloo
Eliza Hickok
Ruth Jameyson
Helen Jameyson
Ruth Swartzell
Coats
Coe College
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Eta Sigma Phi
National Language Fraternity
Pan-Hellenic
New London
Coe
Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity
University of Iowa Law School
Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity
Cedar Rapids
C. Swartzell
Clarence
J. Guy Swartzell
Ruth
Robert
Olin
Lester Jordan
Luella Stoner
Deep River
Roy Park
Victor
C. E. Everett
Osiwein
Lester Burmeister
Chicago
Luncheon Honors Mrs Cleaver And Miss Schroeder In City Home
Mrs Mark M Cleaver of Cincinnati visiting in the T R Warriner home 316 Forest Drive SE and Miss Eleanor Schroeder of Marshfield Ore visiting at the C F Clark home 510 Fewollwood Drive SE were guests of honor at a luncheon given by Miss Elizabeth Epler 1930 Linden Drive SE on Friday. Covers were laid for ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark M. Cleaver
Cincinnati
Ohio
T. R. Warriner
Forest Drive
Eleanor Schroeder
Marshfield
Ore
C. F. Clark
Fewollwood Drive
Elizabeth Epler
Linden Drive
Mrs Reiff Hosts Cooking Club Luncheon
Mrs Marion O Reiff entertained the Cooking club at luncheon at her home on Friday in honor of Mrs Frederick Luberger of Cincinnati Ohio who is spending the summer with E E Pinney at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion O. Reiff
Third Avenue SE
Frederick Luberger
Cincinnati
Ohio
E. E. Pinney
Reed Hosts Luncheon and Bridge for Farnsworth Sister
Mrs. John A. Reed entertained twelve friends at luncheon and bridge Friday at the Reed home 616 Sixth Street SW in honor of Mrs. Charles E Farnsworth of Winchester Massachusetts, sister of Mrs. Sutherland Dows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Reed
Sixth Street
Charles E Farnsworth
Winchester
Mass
Sutherland Dows
Reed
Chicago man visits Cedar Rapids August stay
Frederick Schauwecker of Chicago visits Cedar Rapids for August staying with Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Dubbert at 133 Twenty fourth Street SE as guests in their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Schauwecker
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
R. A. Dubbert
Twentyfourth Street
Coe Cosmopolitan Club Holds Picnic At Ellis Park
Members and alumni of the Coe college Cosmopolitan club gathered for their annual picnic Thursday evening at the river pavilion in Ellis park. The arranging committee included Jaroslava Holubova Chrysinthia Mousolite Gerald Em erson and Glen Petrick. Nineteen attendees were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College Cosmopolitan Club
River Pavilion
Ellis Park
Jaroslava Holubova
Chrysinthia Mousolite
Gerald Emerson
Glen Petrick
Lenders Summer Guest Hosts Dinner for Cedar Rapids Friends
Kay Gerlach of New York City staying as a guest of Mr and Mrs A W H Lenders at 2101 Grande avenue SE will host sixteen Cedar Rapids friends at a dinner Friday evening. Charlene Buchanan of Indianapolis will be an out of town guest and depart Friday night after visiting with Miss Virginia Turner since the Cherrys left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Gerlach
New York City
A. W. H. Lenders
Grande Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Charlene Buchanan
Indianapolis
Ind
Miss Buchanan
Virginia Turner
Walter L. Cherry
Ada Makinson Birthday Party Held for Sixtee n
Mrs Reginald W Makinson entertained in honor of her daughter Ada on her sixteenth birthday at 857 A avenue NE The guests included Valerie Moneeny Yvonne Gouldin Winifred Murray Betty Ringsmuth Jean Hall Mary Ann Pohorsky Beverly Ramsey Margaret Ann Hallgren Annabelle Anderson Pauline Larimer Patricia and Ada Makinson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald W. Makinson
Ada
Valerie Moneeny
Yvonne Gouldin
Winifred Murray
Betty Ringsmuth
Jean Hall
Mary Ann Pohorsky
Beverly Ramsey
Margaret Ann Hallgren
Annabelle Anderson
Pauline Larimer
F Patricia
Ada Makinson
Beattie Home Dinner Party for Twenty Guests
Mr and Mrs George E Beattie host twenty friends at a dinner party at their 315 Nineteenth street SE home on Friday evening. Mrs Charles E Farnsworth of Winchester Mass visiting Mr and Mrs Sutherland Dows will be an out of town guest. Cards will be the diversion of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Beattie
Nineteenth Street
Charles E. Farnsworth
Winchester
Mass
Sutherland Dows
Alpha Gams Finish Summer Sorority Rushing
The final summer rushing party by Alpha Gamma Delta was held at Marion Country club with Italian Taverna decor. Alumnae and committee members attended. Delta Delta Delta hosted an overnight Palisades house party with a treasure hunt and serenades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gee College
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Marion Country Club
Joyce Palmer
Doris Young
Lorraine Mueller
Lester DeYarman
Grace Brownell
Lynn G. Swaney
Robert P. Ure
Ruth Coon
Nelle Roehlk
Verda Jane Miller
Catherine Culp
Geraldine Graves
Phyllis Myers
Noel Newell
Louise Randolph
Gladys Stary
Catherine Stein
Alice Sundberg
Helen Mokress
Maxine Ulch
Dorothy Drew
Margaret Lemmon
Guthrie Center
Martha Stratton
Central City
Marjorie Mohlenhoff
Andrew
Lucretia Lillie
Avon, DL
Alice Parkyn
Fairfax
Mary Fernow
Marion
Mary Ellen Hamilton
Coggon
County to seek Linn County share of Iowa road fund
The Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce plans to obtain a portion of Iowa's federal road appropriation worth 3 175 000 dollars for highway improvements. A special delegation will confer with the state highway commission to secure Linn county funds to create local jobs and improve nearby highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Farm tenant loses finger in portable mill incident
Ryan Paul Pillard, 28, on the Rob Montgomery farm near Ryan, had three fingers of his left hand mashed while adjusting a portable mill elevator. One finger was amputated. In Vinton Dr. J E Luckey, a veteran physician who recently had his left leg removed below the knee, was brought home and is gaining steadily, hoping to resume practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Paul Pillard
Rob Montgomery
Vinton
J. E. Luckey
University Hospital
Iowa City
Ben Hur Club Lures Guests to Saturday Card Party
Ben Hur hosts a card party Saturday at 830 pm in Ben Hur hall with Mrs. Margaret Quick in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hur
Ben Hur Hall
Margaret Quick
Mass of Blossoms At Gladiolus Show In Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids Gladiolus Society hosts its third annual show at Killian’s open to the public until Friday night and Saturday. Exhibits highlight the Dragon from Anamosa as the parent of many vivid varieties with seedlings developed over years and judged by J. Elton Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Lamb
Anamosa
Cedar Rapids Gladiolus Society
Killian's
John G. Reding
Cedar Rapids
Fairview Gardens
Henamo
New Zealand
Edith Robson
Germany
Irene
Morocco
File Forgery and Conspiracy Charges On Francks Couple
Ottumwa AP Chief of Police charged Mrs Harriet Francks and Williams Francks with forgery and conspiracy for passing counterfeit government veterans checks and forged Great Lakes Pipe Line checks. A raid at Hilton yielded merchandise bought with the checks. the couple faces further action in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Charles Sehl
Harriet Francks
Williams Francks
Great Lakes Pipe Line Company
E. C. McPherson
Des Moines
Albia
Centerville
Francks
Hilton
Downing
Iowa
Tax proposal targets nonvoting voters at national election
Pasadena AP report says George Olmstead of Des Moines heads an eight man US Junior Chamber of Commerce committee. One resolution calls a $10 tax on eligible voters who abstain from voting. Another proposes making national election day a legal holiday. DYSART Tama county band picnic set for Sunday at city park with 14 bands and about 150 musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
George Olmstead
Des Moines
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
United States
Dysart
Tama County
Slugged And Robbed In Car On Street Route
Harold Milbrath reported at 6 p m Thursday that two men attacked his car on C street SW near Bowling street as he asked directions to Iowa City. He was struck on the head and woke to find $15 missing from his possession. He could not provide a description of the assailants who were in a nearby 1929 Ford sedan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Milbrath
B Avenue NE
Milbrath
C Street
Bowling Street
Iowa City
Drowned at Lake Wah-Wash-Kesh Ontario Canada
Frederick J. McDaniel 27 son of Dr E B McDaniel Presbyterian medical missionary to Siam drowned yesterday in Lake Wah-Wash-Kesh Ontario while vacationing with his family believed to be canoe accident He was born in Petchavuri Siam graduate of Park College Parkville and did postgraduate work at Iowa State College He is survived by two brothers John and Edwin three sisters Rachel Alice and Mrs W J Clark Auburn NY mother predeceased him funeral to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick J. McDaniel
E. B. McDaniel
Presbyterian
Siam
First Avenue E
Lake Wah-Wash-Kesh
Ontario
Canada
McDaniel
Petchavuri
Park College
Parkville
May
Iowa State College
John
Edwin
Rachel
Alice
W. J. Clark
Auburn
N. Y
Viles Says He Has Nothing To Say On Board's Demand
Justice of the peace 8 C Viles refused comment when told a county board demanded his last three quarterly reports within 20 days or face removal. He said no formal notice had been received and he would speak after conferring with supervisors. He also noted he has not filed an annual report, a practice he shares with G B Lightner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Viles
County Board of Supervisors
Viles
Des Moines
Wiles
Lightner
Justices of the Peace
Ordinlly
City Briefs and Personals from the Cedar Rapids Area
W E Beckman of 555 Tenth Street SW is not the William Beckman arraigned in Justice Lightner's court for defrauding a hotel keeper. C C Blochlinger and grandchildren called to Dubuque by the death of Biochlinger's brother Mitvalsky. Hoglan family reunion set for Clement Oliphant grove twelve miles north of Cedar Rapids. McLeod's spring water reduced to 30c per five gallons. Frank Leeks of Marion chose jail over a $10 fine after pleading guilty to speeding. Vincent Driscoll of 313 First Avenue W pled not guilty to speeding. case continued by Judge Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Beckman
Tenth Street
William Beckman
G. S. Lightner
Hoglan
Clement Oliphant Grove
Cedar Rapids
Frank Leeks
Marion
Vincent Driscoll
First Avenue W
Thomas B. Powell
Keokuk and Red Oak reach finals in Legion ball meet
Keokuk defeats Ames 11 to 10 to reach the junior Iowa Legion title game while Red Oak tops Cedar Rapids 3 to 0. Cedar Rapids managed only three hits as Red Oak pitcher Smith struck out seven and a late Keokuk rally sealed the victory for Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Red Oak
AMES
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Smith
BK Secesescees
Shaffer
Farmer
Masell
Caddy Defeats Buffalo Teen To Reach NY Tourney Quarterfinal
Maurice J. McCarthy of New York beat Mike, an 18 year old Buffalo caddy, on the nineteenth hole with a birdie three to reach the quarter finals of the New York state men’s amateur golf tournament. Other second round results include Parco over Tower and Hyde over Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
N,y
Maurice J. McCarthy
New York
Paul H. Hyde
Buffalo
Chris Carr
H. Gardner
Joe Dol
Bryddek
Jack Ryerson
Utica
Dudley Ward
Rochester
Leo Shea
Fred T. Williams
Jack Ahern
Arthur Yates
Woman Driver Hits Tree After Curve Dodge
Lilyan Greenway 1732 Fifth Avenue SE suffered a cut knee when her car jumped the curb and crashed into a tree at the Fourteenth street and H avenue NE intersection Thursday afternoon. Emil Julis 872 Fourteenth street NE reported seeing the incident as he approached from the north. Greenway swerved left to avoid Julis and then overstepped the curb to evade a second westbound car on H avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilyan Greenway
Fourteenth Street
H Avenue
Miss Greenway
Fifth Avenue
Emil Julis
Julis
Kill In New Position E G Kill Named Resident Manager
Former Hotel Roosevelt Cedar Rapids manager E G Kill has been named resident manager of the Hotel New Yorker in New York. He left Cedar Rapids in 1927 to supervise the Hotel Governor Clinton project in New York and remained there until 1929, then became general manager of the Schroeder hotels in Milwaukee.
Officials Doubt Confession In Omaha Murder
US police and Nebraska officials questioned a reported confession by John Toth that Harry Lapidus was killed by ransom-seekers last December. Officials called the tale hollow and doubt its truth, noting Lapidus may have been killed over gang activity. A separate accident report notes a three year old girl was injured when backed over by a car in Omaha, with minor injuries and medical assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Harry H. Lapidus
John Toth
Idaho
Lapidus
Meaty Smith Elmore Schuster
Sioux City
Irvin Stallmaster
Nebraska
Toth
Harry Lapidus
Ben Danbaum
Toti
Milwaukee
Seattle
United States
Sandall
C. A. Sorensen
Miss Margaret Altman Takes Lincoln Advertising Post
Miss Margaret Altman former Cedar Rapids advertising woman is now in Lincoln Nebraska in charge of the office of the R A Moritz company advertising agency according to word received by friends here. Prior to Cedar Rapids she was with the same firm in Davenport and is a University of Iowa journalism graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Altman
Cedar Rapids
Lincoln
Neb
R. A. Moritz Company
Altman
University of Iowa School of Journalism
Davenport
Independence Discontinues 2-Mill Bridge Levy
The Independence city council recommended and the county board of supervisors adopted a resolution to discontinue the 2-mill bridge levy on city taxpayers. The levy raised about $23,000 before exemptions and illegal taxes, with an estimated net of around $21,000 to be raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Independence City
County Board of Supervisors
Out Of The Past. Teacher: What tense is "TV am beautiful?"
Pupils answer a grammar question from a past tense lesson. The prompt jokes about incorrect phrasing "TV am beautiful" as an example. The exercise illustrates students identifying tense or correcting errors in a classroom setting.
Monks Case Declared Insane in Captivity Allegations
Allan Brad ford Monks of Boston was found insane by Judge C M Andrews after prosecutors charged that his wife and her uncle kept him captive for over a year in Long Beach while they spent his fortune from a 1.3 million dollar trust. The couple had used his checks and a chauffeur traced Monks to a Long Beach house in poor health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
C. M. Andrews
Allan Bradford Monks
Boston
Monks
Long Beach
Homas Whalen
Bolivians Cry for War Against Paraguay in Chaco Protest
In La Paz thousands marched through the streets demanding immediate action against Paraguay over the Chaco dispute. Crowds gathered before government buildings and rejected arbitration proposals from the ninety nine Pan American neutrals, amid nightly demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Paz
Bolivia
INS
Paraguay
Chaco
Kellogg All Bran Shown To Double Liver Iron Content
New tests indicate Kellogg's All Bran contains twice as much usable iron as an equal weight of beef liver. The cereal also supplies bulk to aid digestion and vitamin B to tone the intestinal tract, helping relieve many constipation problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg's
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Miss Swartzell
Colorado
Mrs. Coats
Mrs Reiff
Cooking Club
Farnsworth
MR. Schauwecker
MR. and
Mrs. Beattie
Grinnell
Parker
O. H. Gallagher
Cox Cemetery
Polk Township
Hattie Burkhart Jenks
State Hospital
Charles G. Fort
Leslie Benfer
Donovan
Marcella
Alpha Gams
Lorne A. Milne
Gazette
Clubs
BEN Star Card Party
Sola
BON Ton
J. L. Woerderhoff
Second Ave
the Dragon
Anamosa Man
Judge
F. J. McDaniel
Lake
The
Gazette Want
C. C. Blochlinger
Dubuque
Mr. Biochlinger
Mitvalsky’s
Nieu Bargains
Bushling
Egley
Wilson
Dennis
Jennihes
Crnkovich
McCarthy
Garden Pottery
Morris Sanford Company
South Second Street
Aug Perez
Fourteenth Avenue 8E
M. C. Zurka
Zurka
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Perez
Miss Altman
Saker
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Philip Leihsohn & Co
the Fair
W. R. Harmon
Granby
Milliam
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