Out-Of-Town Folk Leave For Homes After Visits Here
Cedar Rapids residents note many visitors departing after stays with locals. Notables include Clyde Savery and family from Scarsdale who spent weeks at Lake Okoboji and the Fisher home on Blake Boulevard SE. Others such as Nancy Kruidenier, Virginia Shaw, Diana Phipps, Marian and Stevan Smith, and Max Widmer returned home after visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Clyde Savery
Scarsdale
N. Y
Billy
Wagon Wheel Gap
Creede
Colo
Miss Smith
Stevan Smith
Max Widmer
Blake Boulevard
Ingham Hutchinson Cone
Washington, D. C
Smith
Champaign
Birthday party honors Diane Waples at 11th birthday
Mrs. F. C. Waples hosted Thursday afternoon at 331 Forest Drive SE a party for her daughter Diane turning eleven. Guests included Janice Bailey Carol Jean Curran Corrine Hendrickson Kathleen Hanson Maribel Pratt Marion Toms Duncan Ross and Dorothy Ridgeway. A pink theme and charm bracelets were given after games and dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Waples
Forest Drive
Diane
Janice Bailey
Carol Jean Curran
Corrine Hendrickson
Kathleen Hanson
Maribel Pratt
Marion Toms
Duncan Ross
Dorothy Ridgeway
Robert Toms Returns From Estes Park
Mr and Mrs Robert C Toms and daughter Marion returned Thursday from Estes Park Colorado where they spent three weeks at the Hewes Kirkwood inn Mr Toms drove to bring his family home after their stay in the mountain resort community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Toms
Grande Avenue
Marion
Estes Park
Colo
Toms
Park
Hewes-Kirkwood Inn
Wisconsin guests arrive at Tapper home for weekend visit
Mrs. Hilda Sagen of La Crosse and Miss Charlotte Burkenes of Caledonia, both Wisconsin, arrived Thursday to visit over the weekend at the B. O. Tapper home, 348 Forest Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Sagen
la Crosse
Wis
Charlotte Burkenes
Caledonia
B. O. Tapper
Forest Drive
Henry M Files to Entertain at Dinner
Mr and Mrs Henry M Files of 2165 Blake Boulevard SE invite guests to a Friday dinner at 7 o clock at their home with bridge to follow after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Files
Blake Boulevard
Reading couple to visit Cedar Rapids hosts Friday evening
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Russell D. Cole and daughters Betty and Nancy of Reading Massachusetts will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. F C Waples at 331 Forest Drive SE Friday evening. The Rev. Mr. Cole is a former Cedar Rapids resident visiting his father Dr. Frank Cole of Mount Vernon and other relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell D. Cole
Betty
Nancy
Reading
Mass
F. C. Waples
Forest Drive
Mr. Cole
Cedar Rapids
Frank Cole
Mount Vernon
Petersons Return From 7000 Mile Western Tour
Mr and Mrs A W Peterson and family returned Wednesday from a seven thousand mile tour of the west visiting Yellowstone Park Seattle San Francisco Los Angeles the Grand Canyon and other points of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Peterson
Grande Avenue SE
Yellowstone Park
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Grand Canyon
Women Venture Detroit For Two Week Visit
Miss Mae Sedlak and Mrs. Rose Guyer have left for Detroit Michigan for a two weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. A H Smith Mrs Smith formerly was Miss Lillian Havlik Mrs Guyer's daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Sedlak
Camburn Court SE
Rose Guyer
Detroit, Mich
A. H. Smith
Betty Runkle Honored at Shower and Dinner
Mrs. Fred H. Killen hosted a dinner and shower at Colonial Food Shop for Betty Runkle of Manchester fiancee to Wendell Stone who will wed August 14. Bridge honors went to Dawn Barger and Virginia Knox with consolation to Mary Carmel Halpin. pink and white decorations complemented the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Killen
Grande Avenue SE
Colonial Food Shop
Betty Runkle
Manchester
Wendell Stone
Dawn Barger
Virginia Knox
Mary Carmel Halpin
Miss Runkle
Mary Elizabeth Yakish
Margaret Rubins
Charles Lyons Visit With Relatives
Mr and Mrs Charles Lyon of Los Angeles Calif are guests of Mr and Mrs A G Kampmeier 1315 Elmhurst drive SE and Mr and Mrs Frank Byers 314 Nineteenth street SE Mrs Lyon is a sister of Mr Kampmeier and Mr Lyon is a brother of Mrs Byers Also guest in the Kampmeier home is Mrs Mary Kampmeier of Davenport The Lyons and Mrs Kampmeier plan to leave Saturday for Davenport for a week long visit returning to Cedar Rapids before they start home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lyon
Los Angeles
Calif
A. G. Kampmeier
Elmhurst Drive
Frank Byers
Nineteenth Street
Lyon
Mr. Kampmeier
Mr. Lyon
Byers
Kampmeier
Mrs. Lyon
Mary Kampmeier
Davenport
Skinner couple honored at Joliet dinner party
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Skinner of Joliet Illinois visiting at the home of Mrs. Skinner’s parents Mr. and Mrs. B O Tapper 348 Forest drive SE will be complimented at a dinner Friday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Max Daehler at 409 Thirty third street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Skinner
Joliet, Ill
Pre-nuptial Shower Honors Esther Smith Bride-to-be
Esther Smith of 312 Sixteenth Street NE was feted Thursday at Mrs. C G Hover 1648 B Avenue NE. Division No 5 Ladies Aid of St. Pauls Methodist church hosted with 18 guests who shared recipes for a keepsake file for the bride elect and presented a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Smith
Sixteenth Street
C. G. Hover
B Avenue
Ladies Aid
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Leonard Smith
Miss Smith
Clifford Hankins and wife depart for Omaha visit
Mr and Mrs Clifford W Hankins who have been visiting Mr and Mrs Clyde W Hankins at 1025 Eleventh street NE left Friday for Omaha to spend the weekend with relatives before returning to their home in Minden Nebraska
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford W. Hankins
Mr. Hankins
Clyde W. Hankins
Eleventh Street
Omaha
Minden
Guests in L. J. Smith Home Visit Des Moines Relative
Mrs. Edward J. Hartman of Des Moines and her son Richard arrived Friday to visit at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J Smith at 312 Sixteenth Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Smith
Edward J. Hartman
Des Moines
Richard
Leonard J.smith
Sixteenth Street
Junior American Czechs Host Chicago Lodge Visitors
Junior American Czechs No 388 will host twenty two members of Edison Lodge No 375 of Chicago. The visit features a Sunday softball game between Edison and the Czech group at CSA Miller's Park as part of the annual picnic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge
Lodge Thomas Alva Edison
Chicago
Edison Baseball Club
Csa-Miller’s Park
George Svec
Milo J. Sedlacek
River Pavilion
Ellis Park
Leo B. Sedlacek
James Hamouz
William Lana
M. J. Sedlacek
Joseph Mach
Robert S. Smith
Edward V. Zvacek
Hugo Sindelar
Elsie Tefer
Esther F. Nezerka
Dorothy Dvorak
Frank Sysel
Montrose Hotel
Czechoslovak Society of America
Birthday Surprise Honored Elayne Bauer On Sixth Birthday
Mrs Edwin J Bauer hosted a surprise party at 602 Third Street SW for her daughter Elayne as she turned six The pink white color scheme pink tapers garden flowers and pompon whistles set a festive tone Guests included Norma Standard Darlene Spake Carol Jean Wiegner Patricia Hughes Phyllis Templeman Donald Templeman Mary Jane Goodyear Mae Farley and Patsy Ann Paul
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin J. Bauer
Third Street
Elayne
Norma Standard
Darlene Spake
Carol Jean Wiegner
Patricia Hughes
Phyllis
Donald Templeman
Mary Jane Goodyear
Ae Farley
Patsy Annaul
Farewell Dinner for Roddans at Kenmore Golf Club
Dr and Mrs E L Laglan hosted a farewell dinner at the Kenmore golf club Thursday night in honor of Mr and Mrs Don Roddan who will move to California. The table featured garden flowers and white tapers and after dinner guests played cards at the Laglan home. Attending were Mr and Mrs Roddan along with several pairs including Mr and Mrs Stanley Mohrbacher and Mr and Mrs Leonard Broulik plus others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Laglan
Fifth Avenue SE
Kenmore Golf Club
Don Roddan
California
Luglan
Roddan
Stanley Mohrbacher
Leonard Broulik
Surprise Party Honors Raftery Daughters Seventeenth
A Wednesday afternoon surprise party celebrated the seventeenth birthdays of Misses Mary Louise and Marguerite Raftery, daughters of Mr and Mrs John T Raftery of 1326 Burch avenue NW Bunco prizes went to Phyllis and Mary Raftery Refreshments and gifts accompanied the event with guests including Ellen Elinor Lockwood Nadine Mott Jane Beker Adelaide Roeder Jeanne Kelly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise
Marguerite Raftery
John T. Raftery
Burch Avenue
Phyllis
Mary Raftery
Ellen
Elinor Lockwood
Nadine Mott
Jane Beker
Phyllis Raftery
Adelaide Roeder
Jeanne Kelly
Surprise Birthday for Mrs Keyes at Eleventh Street Home
Mrs S D Keyes was honored at a surprise party Thursday night at 311 Eleventh Street SW by her Excelsis organization. She received many gifts. A three tier cake lit with candles adorned the refreshment table. Musical entertainment was by Miss Esther Hronek. About twenty guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Keyes
Eleventh Street
Excelcis Organization
Esther Hronek
Otto Family Returns to Indianapolis After Visit
Mr and Mrs William Otto and their children Sam and Florence return to Indianapolis after visiting William Otto s sisters Mrs Guy Rich and Miss Ruth Otto Miss Grace Rich and Guy Rich accompanied the Ottos on their trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Otto
Sam
Florence
Indianapolis
Mr. Otto
Guy Rich
Ruth Otto
Grace Rich
Ottos
A G Charters Leave for Ottumwa Visit
Mr and Mrs A G Charter of 1020 Ninth Street NW depart Friday by car for Ottumwa to visit Mr Charter's sister Mrs Fred Levings and other relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Charter
Ninth Street
Ottumwa
Mr. Charter
Fred Levings
Spellman and Johnsons Plan Ten Day Minnesota Trip
Dr and Mrs M T Spellman of 1400 Second Ave E and Mr and Mrs Max L Johnson of 1927 Bever Ave SE will depart Saturday for a ten day motor trip in northern Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Spellman
Second Avenue E
Max L. Johnson
Bever Avenue SE
Minnesota
Pasadena Guest Visits Cedar Rapids Family Home
Mrs. LeRoy Clark of Pasadena California visits at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Faires at 517 Fourteenth Street SE. She is a former Cedar Rapids resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Clark
Pasadena
Calif
Owen Faires
Fourteenth Street
Clark
Cedar Rapids
Sidney Myers Return From Fishing Trip to Minnesota
Mr and Mrs Sidney L Myers and their daughters Phyllis and Ellen have returned from a fishing trip to Lake Roosevelt Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney L. Myers
Thirty-third Street
Phyllis
Ellen
To Minn
Lake Roosevelt
Dorothy Williams Honored At Parties
Mrs Edgar Tapper and Mrs Max Mil denstein hosted a luncheon at Clara Robinsons Colonial Food Shop for Miss Dorothy Williams on the eve of her August 15 marriage to G Sharp Lannom III of Grinnell. A kitchen shower was given by Miss Winnie Hoblitzell and Miss Maxine Ulch with guests listed including Mrs. Douglas Wells of Skidmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Tapper
Blake Boulevard
Max Mildenstein
Bever Avenue
Clara Robinson
Colonial
Dorothy Williams
G. Sharp Lannom, III
Grinnell
Miss Williams
Winnie Hoblitzell
Maxine Ulch
Twentieth Street
Bridge
Dorothy Gray
Bernice Knickerbocker
Helen Mokress
Martha Coffman
Margaret Sundberg
Shirley
Peggy Brown
Dorothy Stofler
Betty Rice
Ruth Ulch
Margaret Dale Hoblitzell
William Nemecek
Adrian Hoblitzell
Robert Biba
Douglas Wells
Skidmore, Mo
Honor Velma Hollenbeck at Miscelaneous Shower
Mrs. P. Gatto hosted a miscellaneous shower Thursday evening at 820 Third Avenue SW in honor of Miss Velma Hollenbeck whose marriage is set for August 13. Guests played banco and refreshments were served. prizes went to Aileen Blackwell and Mary Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Gatto
Third Avenue
Velma Hollenbeck
Banco
Aileen Blackwell
Mary Clark
Ruth Rydberg
Alice Colgan
Irma Hendrickson
Jean Williams
Anna Marie Heindahl
Alice Spevacek
Ann Hurst
Genevive Long
Bertha Whit
Shower Honors Bride-Elect Anna Mae Lambertsen
A bridal shower for Miss Anna Mae Lambertsen was hosted Thursday at the homes of her mother Mrs. L Faulkner and Mrs. N Manwiller at 619 Sixth Avenue SE. Guests included Mrs. George Helmendahl Mrs. Lena Fritz Mrs. Noah McArtor Mrs. Frank Dvorak Mrs. Alfred Neivas Mrs. John McArtor Mrs. Henry Meyn Mrs. Frank Dulin Mrs. Carl Butterfield Mrs. Carl Welsh Mrs. Roy Ealers Mrs. Ray Wheldon Mrs. Jim McArtor Mrs. Dudley Wood Mrs. Eliza Manwiller Mrs. Clementine Hess Mrs. Dan Ford Mrs. Elmer Hunter Mrs. Everette Prior Mrs. Leonard Ferris Mrs. Roy Ferris Mrs. Paul Spencer Miss Bonnie Neivas Miss Hazel Neivas Miss Milly Fitzgarrald and Miss Anna Mae Lambertsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mae Lambertsen
L. Faulkner
N. Manwiller
Sixth Avenue SE
George Helmendahl
Lena Fritz
Noah McArtor
Frank Dvorak
Alfred Neivas
John McArtor
Henry Meyn
Frank Dulin
Carl Butterfield
Carl Welsh
Dinner Honoring Sister Mary Vitalis at Shea Home
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Shea of 423 Eighth Avenue SW and Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Ebright of Holbrook hosted a dinner at the Shea home in Des Moines to honor Sister Mary Vitalis en route to Mt. Carmel in Dubuque. Guests included Mrs. Jennie Monahan, Mrs. Letta Nost, Mrs. Irene Johnston, Mrs. Michael Shea and her children Maureen Kathleen Anna Mae Alice John Fran cis, and the Shea children John Leonard Rosemary Jerry Teresa Ann M V C Michael. Sister Mary Vitalis traveled with Sister Mary Remi, Sister Mary Lorette and their companion Mrs. Dilly. she is aunt to Mrs. Shea and Mrs. Ebright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Shea
Eighth Avenue
Irvin Ebright
Holbrook
Shea
Mary Vitalis
Des Moines
Mt. Carmel
Dubuque
Jennie Monahan
Letta Nost
Irene Johnston
Michael Shea
Maureen
Kathleen
Anna Mae
Alice
John Francis
John
Leonard
Rosemary
Jerry
Teresa Ann
Michael
Ebright
Mary Remi
Mary Lorette
Dilly
Return from West Coast Trip by Mrs Grennan and Daughter
Mrs. Hugh Grennan and her daughter Carmen of 300 Twenty fourth street NE returned this week from a month on the west coast. They visited Mrs Grennan's brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs Emil Watson in Los Angeles and attended the San Diego fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Grennan
Carmen
Twentyfourth Street
West Coast
Return from Estes Park trip by Hoover family
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hoover and their son John of 1700 Eighth Avenue SE have returned from Estes Park Colorado where they spent several days at Stapps Lake lodge near Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Hoover
Eighth Avenue SE
John
Estes Park
Colo
Stapps Lake Lodge
Ward
Mrs T B Yuill Visits Nashville YMCA Leader
Mrs T B Yuill of Johnson Avenue NW visits Ina Scherrebec K, general secretary at the Nashville YWCA who formerly held the Cedar Rapids post, during a social call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Yuill
Johnson Avenue NW
Ina Scherrebeck
Nashville, Tenn
Cedar Rapids
Decorah Guest Visits Mount Vernon Relative
Charlotte Lewis of Decorah is visiting her cousin Mrs. Lottie Young on Mount Vernon road SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Lewis
Decorah
Lottie Young
Mount Vernon Road
O'Brien Reappointed to Third Term as Church Extension Head
The Most Rev. William D. O'Brien auxiliary bishop of Chicago has been reappointed by Pope Pius XI to succeed himself in a third five year term as president of the Catholic church extension society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William D. O’brien
Pius XI
Catholic Church Extension Society
Dogs Face Longer Duty Hours In Chicago
Freedom loving dogs must stay under cover sixteen hours daily in Chicago. City adds fifteen dog catchers to the force who will work two eight hour shifts to enforce the new schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Groundhog and woodchuck are same animal in eastern states
The groundhog and the woodchuck refer to the same animal with the former name used in eastern states. This naming distinction reflects regional terminology for Marmota monax across the United States.
Notice of Will Admission in District Court Iowa
Notice is hereby given that on the 12th day of August 1936 at 9 o clock A M an instrument purporting to be the Last Will and Testament of Justus rere ing late of said county deceased comes on for bearing before the District Court for proof and admission. Cedar Rapids Iowa August 6 Edwin W Lundquist Clerk District Court Tobin Tobin and Tobin Attorneys
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Iowa
District Court
Justus Rere
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Learn to Dance at Home with Grace and Ease
A Cedar Rapids Gazette sketch highlights learning dance at home using step by step diagrams and a phonograph. Grace demonstrates waltz and tango with confidence while Stella and Walter struggle, and readers are invited to send 15 cents for the booklet Social Dancing Self-Taught from The Cedar Rapids Gazette Home Institute in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Grace
Stella
Walter
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Home Institute
West Nineteenth Street
New York
N. Y
City Briefs and Personals Highlights
M F Mitralsky returned Friday from Fort Snelling. Anthony's lumber sale Saturday at 1:00. John Sweeney, 34, charged with intoxication, fined $10 and costs in police court. Fred Niemeirer, 1936 Higley Avenue SE, is at St Luke's Hospital after emergency operation Thursday. Mrs Ida Warner left Thursday night for a Pacific coast trip. Miss Della Rebeck, 412 Eighth Avenue SE, returning from visits in Chicago Silvis Ill Clinton. Goods column invites buyers and sellers for apples corn vegetables and spring fries. dial 2-1121 to place an ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Niemeirer
Higley Avenue SE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Ida Warner
Pacific Coast
Della Rebeck
Eighth Avenue SE
Chicago
Silvis, Ill
Clinton
the Gazette
Rock Island Officials Visit Cedar Rapids on Friday
James W. Hill of Chicago general freight agent and J J Cumberland? correction: J J Cunningham Davenport division freight agent both with Rock Island railroad visited Cedar Rapids Friday as business visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Hill
Chicago
J. J. Cunningham
Davenport
Rock Island Railroad
Cedar Rapids
Guard Instructor Heads to Iowa Camp Dodge Training
Captain H. C. Dorien, an instructor for the Iowa national guard in the Cedar Rapids area, will leave Saturday to attend the national guard field training camp at Camp Dodge from August 8 to 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Dorien
Iowa National Guard
Cedar Rapids
Camp Dodge
Speeding Fines Set for Brush Mineck in Police Court
Leonard Brush and Margaret Mineck were fined 10 dollars plus costs for speeding in police court. Shad George paid 1 dollar and costs for double parking. Park Commissioner Ed Stefan, wife and Assistant Fire Chief George Stefan plan a ten day automobile trip to Denver to visit Mrs. Stefan's mother Mrs. Rose Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Brush
Fruitland Boulevard
Margaret Mineck
Third Avenue
Shad George
Fourteenth Avenue
Park
Ed Stefan
George Stefan
Denver
Tree in full bloom signals seasonal shift
A tree has recently burst into full bloom this time of year, marking the onset of springlike growth and vibrant floral display.
Moore Promoted To Superintendent In Des Moines Office
Promotion of Oral L. Moore former manager of the Citizen's Free Employment bureau here to superintendent of the men's division at the Des Moines Iowa State employment service is announced. Moore lived here eight years then moved to Des Moines about two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oral L. Moore
Citizen’s Free Employment Bureau
Des Moines
Iowa State Employment Service
Moore
Carpenter Union Leader to Represent Local at National Convention
Walter F. Shadle business agent for the carpenters union will represent the local at the national convention in Lakeland Florida during the week of December 6. He is also vice-president of the Iowa Federation of Labor and will attend the annual state labor convention in Des Moines the week of August 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. Shadle
Carpenters Union
Lakeland
Fla
Mr. Shadle
Iowa Federation of Labor
Des Moines
Woman to become first female passenger agent for C N W
Joan Virginia Brown of Oak Park Illinois will become the railroad's first woman passenger agent on August 10 with Chicago headquarters. A North Western employee since 1918 she specializes in arranging travel for women and promoting group trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Joan Virginia Brown
Oak Park
Chicago
Brown
North Western Railroad
Rock Island Shop Federation No 10 Holds Regular Meeting
The Rock Island shop federation No 10 meets tonight at 8 in Labor Temple for an open session for all crafts. Electrical workers are urged to attend as international representative W F Hartshein speaks, arriving from Silvis Illinois, where an electricians local was organized Thursday night. International machinists rep W B Jordan will also attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island Shop Federation
Labor Temple
W. F. Hartshein
Cedar Rapids
Silvis
Ill
W. B. Jordan
Machinists
Fire crews battled stove flare up at Lake Avenue home
Firemen responded at 6 05 pm Thursday to Harold Schneider 1234 Lake avenue NE where an oil stove flare up started a small fire. Damage was slight. Company No 6 was called at 3 05 pm Thursday for a grass fire near Mount Vernon avenue and 21st street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Schneider
Lake Avenue NE
Company No. 6
Mount Vernon Avenue
Twenty-first Street
Sunday Services at Shueyville United Brethren Church
Morning worship at 9 30 and Sunday school at 10 30 with the sermon titled O foolish man what is thine end who denieth the teaching of our Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shueyville
Apple Tree At Anton Armon Home Draws Attention
In the yard of Anton Armon at 1518 Seventeenth Avenue SE a yellow Dutchess apple tree attracts curiosity as apples ripen. The scene blends seasonal colors with a local-interest moment in a neighborhood setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Armon
Seventeenth Avenue SE
A L Murray Injured Stepping From Hoisted Car
A L Murray of 3145 Oakland avenue Minneapolis a former Gazette editorial writer suffered a fractured vertebrae and bruised back after stepping from the running board of his car on a hoist during preparation for a trip He forgot the car was on a hoist and fell several feet His injuries will keep him in bed about two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Murray
Oakland Avenue
Minneapolis
Gazette
Joint recital by Clermont and Postville Junior McDowell clubs
A Wednesday afternoon recital at Mrs. Harvey H. Douglass home featured juvenile, junior, and senior music groups. Edgar Nelson won first in the juvenile category with Augusta Miller of Clermont second. Paul Schutte led the junior group with Marian Casten second. Lloyd Luhman took first in the senior group and Louise Baumgarten of Clermont was second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postville
Clermont
Harvey H. Douglass
Nora Jorgenson
Edgar Nelson
Augusta Miller
Paul Schutte
Marian Casten
Lloyd Luhman
Louise Baumgarten
Des Moines Man Named Iowa’s Safest Driver
James Middleton, 49, of Des Moines, named Iowa’s Safest Driver after a statewide motor clubs contest. He has driven 775000 miles in 19 years without an accident or traffic violation, never speeds above 55 mph, and abstains from liquor. His work carries him through 14 states from Texas to Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
James Middleton
Iowa
Middleton
Motor Clubs of
Texas
Wyoming
Michigan
Independence Man Jailed Sixty Days For Drunk Driving
Neal McGuire of Independence began a sixty day jail term in Manchester after conviction for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He was arrested by Highway Patrolman Herbert W. Jennings on a highway near Masonville and waived a preliminary hearing before Justice Brayton. Roy Miller of Delhi paid a $10 fine and costs for transferring license plates at the same session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Neal McGuire
Independence
McGuire
Herbert W. Jennings
Masonville
John M. Brayton
Ralph W. Hasner
Roy Miller
Delhi
Brayton
Jennings
Finest Guernsey Cows Selected for Linn Dairy Show Herd
Twenty of the top Guernsey cows in Linn county were chosen Friday by Charles Mountain of Des Moines, president of the Guernsey Breeders Association of Iowa, for the 140 head Guernsey herd to be shown at the All Iowa Dairy Show and Junior Livestock Exhibition in Cedar Rapids September 16 to 19. Floyd Arnold of the Iowa State College extension service accompanied Mountain to assist in selecting cattle from across Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Charles Mountain
Des Moines
Guernsey Breeders Association of Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Floyd Arnold
Dairy Department Extension Service
Iowa State College
Ames
Mr. Mountain
Iowa
Iowa City Reduces Tax Levy by 5.65 Mills for Next Year
City Treasurer E. B. Raymond announced the 5.65 mill levy cut after receiving a $118,625.75 warrant from State Treasurer Leo J. Wegman. The funds, tied up in the Iowa City Savings Bank receivership since 1931, allow retiring about $50,000 in bonds next year. The levy drops from 41.63 to under 36 mills, with final budget approval set for August 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
E. B. Raymond
Leo J. Wegman
Iowa City Savings Bank
Thomas E. Martin
Contracts Let For Road To McGregor
A $50,000 county road project to improve 4.4 miles from West McGregor to Say Magill Creek is underway. J. P. Hurley Construction Co of Bankston Ind won grading at $32,000 and Eugene Eberhardt Co won culvert work at $17,000. Culverts will begin August 15 and grading in early September, replacing bad curves with 29 culverts and a large fill at the hill base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcgregor
U. S. 18
West McGregor
Magill Creek
J. P. Hurley Construction Company
Bankston
Eugene Eberhardt Company
Officers Installed By Lodge 141 of I. O. O. F.
Milton Tucker was installed as noble grand of Cedar Rapids lodge No. 141 I. O. O. F. Other officers include Clarence Gitt vice grand Willard Gehm junior past grand Harley Smith warden William Gladwin conductor Dave Robertson inside guardian William James outside guardian F E Holcomb R S to N G C E Fisher L S to N G H G Ellis R S to V G F E Fisher L S to V G J F Fisher chaplain A J Alexander R S S S De Nio L S S C E Army musician The installation was conducted by Elmer Ulch D D G M and Ely staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Tucker
Cedar Rapids Lodge No
Clarence Gitt
Willard Gehm
Harley Smith
William Gladwin
Dave Robertson
Inside Guardian
William James
Outside Guardian
F. E. Holcomb
R. S
N. G
C. E. Fisher
L. S
H. G. Ellis
R.S
V. G
F. E. Fisher
L S
J. F. Fisher
A. J. Alexander
S. de Nio
C. E. Army
Elmer Ulch
Staff of
Ely
Seven Bands To Take Part In Tama County Band Picnic
Seven bands plus the countywide massed band will perform Sunday at T. F. Clark State Park near Traer starting 1 p.m. The event, dating to 1930, lasts over four hours with each band presenting a 30 minute concert. Bands include Traer Geneseo Dysart Toledo Montour Gladbrook Tama. bandmasters will conduct in rotation as no guest director leads the massed band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama County
Traer
T. F. Clark State Park
Geneseo
Dysart
Toledo
Montour
Gladbrook
Tama
Mesquakie Pow Wow Opens With Cultural Programs
The twenty third Mesquakie Indian pow wow at the Mesquakie reservation west of here on the Lincoln highway August 22 and 23 features Indian music, oratory, crafts and dances for white audiences. A lacrosse game between Mesquakie players and players from other states, a village of wigwams, foot races, archery, and dancing contests highlight the weekend with A C Willford addressing Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TAMA
Mesquakie Reservation
Here
Lincoln Highway
A. C. Willford
Congress
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Robert Toms
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Tapper
Russell Coles
A. W. Petersons
Detroit
Shower
Charles Lyons
Mrs. J. M. Skinner
Pre-Nuptial Party
Clifford Hankins
Park Court Grocery
EDW
A. Kopp
Eggers Market
Third Ave
Otto
A. G. Charters
Sidney Myers
Honor Velma Hollenbeck
Estes
Dog
EDWIN_W. LUNDQUIST
Clerk District Court
Tobin
M. F. Mitralsky
Fort Snelling
Anthony’s Lumber Sale
John Sweeney
O. L. Moore
Rock Island Federation
Hutchinson's Ice Cream
Guernsey
Linn
Lodge 141 of
Neumode
Star Jewelry
Second Street
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!