Engagement of Zelda Small to Thomas E Radloff
Mr and Mrs F A Small announce the engagement of their daughter Zelda to Thomas E Radloff son of Mr and Mrs F J Radloff. Zelda is active in drama and employed at Inter Ocean Reinsurance. Radloff works with Hamilton Seed and Coal. The wedding is set for October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Small
Bever Avenue
Zelda
Thomas E. Radloff
F J. Radloff
Mount Vernon Road
Twenty-eight Street
Miss Small
Inter-Ocean Reinsurance Company
Radloff
Hamilton Seed and Coal Company
Miss Carr Hosts Three Introduces Overseas Guests
Miss Dorothy Carr honors Miss Jean Douglass of Coburg Canada and Miss Marjorie Johnson and Miss Helen Johnson of Lima Peru with a Monday afternoon tea at the Cedar Rapids home of Mr and Mrs Everett Chandler 824 Twenty first street SE. Twenty eight guests attend. Douglass plans to return to Canada at week’s end but Johnson sisters will stay in Cedar Rapids through summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Carr
Wiliam Carr
Seventh Avenue SE
Jean Douglass
Coburg
Canada
Marjorie Johnson
Helen Johnson
Lima
Peru
South America
Miss Douglass
Commonwealth Apartments
Cedar Rapids
Uill
Everett Chandler
Twenty-first Street
Birthday Bridge Party for Mr Gregory at Meadow Brook Drive
Mrs J Gregory hosted a Monday bridge party at 2307 Meadowbrook Drive SE honoring Mr Gregory. Garden flowers decorated the tables and refreshments were served. High winners were Mrs Hugh White Mrs Bertram Puckett Hugh White and F A Brookhiser. Low winners were Mrs Harold A Lockhart and O L Brokaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J . Gregory
Meadowbrook Drive
Mr Gregory
Bridge
Hugh White
Bertram Puckett
F. A Brookhiser
Harold A. Lockhart
O. L. Brokaw
Miss Palmer Returns From Wisconsin Summer Session
Miss Joyce Palmer daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry A Palmer 1819 Fourth avenue SE has returned from Madison Wisconsin where she spent six weeks studying dance and drama at the University of Wisconsin summer session She plans to return in the fall to enroll as a sophomore at the university
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Palmer
Harry A Palmer
Fourth Avenue SE
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Mrs Lord Hosts Luncheon For Out of Town Guests
Mrs Richard Lord entertained two visiting guests at a luncheon and bridge afternoon at the Country Club. The occasion honored Mrs A Kresensky of Algona, guest of Mrs Harry Cutler, and Mrs Marvin Gillham of Los Angeles California, daughter of the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lord
Third Avenue SE
Country Club
A &. Kresensky
Algona
Harry O. Cutler
Ridgeway Drive
Marvin Gillham
Los Angeles
Calif
Lord
Muma family ends visit with A W Lyon hosts in Sioux City
Mr and Mrs Muma of Sioux City returned home after a week at the A W Lyon residence at 1334 Burch avenue NW. Mrs Muma is a Lyon daughter. Welcome dinners at Killian's honored Mrs Muma with guests including G E Rankin and Paul Norris of Brea Calif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
A. W. Lyon
Burch Avenue
Harry Hamer
C. C. Lyon
Paul Norris
Brea
Calif
Edward Muma
Fether Lyon
Muma
Killian
Garrett Rankin
Clifford Lyon
Brea Cah
Hoover family eleventh annual reunion at Thomas park
The Hoover family held its eleventh reunion at Thomas park on Sunday with seventy one members and several visitors. Attendees came from Tama Toledo Lisbon Delwein Mount Vernon Palo Muscatine Iowa City Marion and Cedar Rapids. Lee Kynett presided as vice-president in honor of the late Edgar Neal. Newly elected officers are Glenn Pyle president Ben Harner vice-president and Mrs. Mable Yaggy secretary treasurer Maude Hoover Runkle retiring. The next reunion is planned for the first Sunday in August 1935 at Brit Neal’s home north of Mount Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Thomas Park
Tama
McNiels Return From Colorado Trip
Mr and Mrs J H McNiel of 159 Wilson Avenue SW returned from a two week tour of Colorado. They visited Denver Rocky Mountain National Park Colorado Springs Manitou Pueblo and Canon City. In Denver they briefly visited Mr and Mrs W C Sharp and on the return trip called at Mr and Mrs F P McNiel in Topeka Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J H McNiel
Wilson Avenue
Colorado
Denver
Rocky Mountain National Park
Colorado Springs
Manitou Pueblo
Canon City
W C Sharp
F P McNiel
Topeka
Kan
Untitled Aunt Het Comic Line Sparks Quiet Romance
A humorous Aunt Het quip notes Tom wandering while Jane remains unmoved until romance hints arise, joking she could kiss the clothes brush if she feels romantic. The line preserves a playful, period voice reflecting domestic quirks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Wachal Family Reunion Held Near Troy Mills
The second Wachal reunion gathered Sunday at Arthur Wachal's home five miles east of Troy Mills with officers elected for the year Mrs Jake Wachal president Fred Simanek vice president and treasurer Dinner and a program followed age spread from oldest Mrs Frank Simanek to youngest Lloyd Benson Attendees included numerous Wachal family members and visitors Mr Ernie Buelow Miss Ella Clark and Albert Tieres attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Wachal
Olive Brown
Wiltrude Mulnéaux
Fred Simaneck
Ed Simanek
Frank Simanek
Jerry Tellin
Harold Tellin
Kenneth McVey
Cliff McVey
John Wachal
Joe Wachal
J. F. Wachal
Bert McDowell Jr
Ernie Buelow
Ella Clark
Albert Tieres
Birthday Party Held For Mrs Bauer's Daughter
Mrs Edward Bauer hosted a Monday celebration for her daughter’s fourth birthday at 1602 Third Avenue SW. Elayne Tall pink tapers and pink roses adorned the table with balloons as favors. Guests included Patricia Hughes Carol Jean Wilgner Joyce Hare Phyllis Templeman Donald Templeman Dean Harrison Dolores Andes Beverly Nevins Mary Jane Gooodyear and Marilyn Bristol of Marion. Assisting were Mrs C F Templeman and Mrs Arthur Kunzman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bauer
Third Avenue
Elayne
Patricia Hughes
Carol Jean Wilgner
Joyce Hare
Phyllis Templeman
Donald Templeman
Dean Harrison
Dolores Andes
Beverly Nevins
Mary Jane Gooodyear
Marilyn Bristol
Marion
Bauer
C F. Templeman
Arthur Kunzman
Dinner Guests at Mentzen Home Include Town Guests
Mr and Mrs Charles W Mentzen hosted a Sunday dinner at their Winton Road NW home. Guests included Mrs Charles Cummings of Rollins, Wyo. Mrs Henry Chrambeer and Mrs Eli Shepherd and granddaughter Margaret of Luana Town, Mass. Bernice Kamuse of Clermont Town. Foster Jr his wife and children Betty Jean and Joan. Mrs G C Engelhardt. Mr and Mrs D D White. Mr and Mrs Edward White. Mrs Will Turner and her son Raymond. and Mrs Gene Ellison with daughter Jeanette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W.mentzen
Winton Road
Charles Cummings
Rollins
Wyo
Henry Chrambeer
Eli Sheperd
Margaret
Luana
Town
Mass
Bernice Kamuse
Clermont Town
F. E White
Foster
Betty Jean
Joan
G C Engelhardt
D D White
Snouffer Family Heads to Century of Progress
Mr and Mrs Edward Snouffer and their daughter Anna Mae of 1340 First Avenue W left for Chicago to visit the Century of Progress exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Snouffer
Anna Mae
First Avenue
Chicago
Church women host picnics and teas across area churches
Kenwood Methodist invites ladies and friends to a 1 PM picnic at 202 Twenty ninth street NE with a silver offering. Sinclair Memorial Ladies Industrial society plans alum picnic at Riverside park pavilion with dinner. United Brethren Womens Aid holds silver tea at 2 30 PM with music readings and refreshments. First Reformed Ladies Aid hosts picnic luncheon at church parlors at 12 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood Methodist
Twen
Ninth Street
Kenwood Methodist Church
Sinclair Memorial
Ladies Industrial Society
Riverside Park Pavilion
United Brethren
the Womens Aid Society of the
United Brethren Church
First Reformed Aid
Ladies Aid of the
First Reformed Church
Mrs McIntyre Honored On Wedding Anniversary Event
Scott McIntyre hosted a surprise dinner at the Country Club on Monday evening to honor Mrs McIntyre on their eighth wedding anniversary. Twelve friends attended a small informal party with bridge and dancing after dinner at 359 Park Terrace SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott McIntyre
Park Terrace SE
Luncheon Hosted by Mrs. Larimer Honors Mrs. Franchere
Mrs. E. J. Larimer entertained a group of friends at the Country club this noon. The luncheon honored Mrs. Albin Franchere of New York City who is visiting friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J Larimer
Country Club
Albin Franchere
New York City
Stocker Picnic Brings Descendants Together in Lisbon Area
TheStocker descendants held their second annual picnic Sunday at the home of Dr and Mrs F M Wells at 116 Eighteenth Street NE. Attendees included numerous families from Lisbon and nearby towns such as Mr and Mrs Trvin Whitman Roy Burge John Whitman Lois Abel Willard Abel Carl Whitman Frank Runkle and several Wells, Lubkemann, Yessler and Runkle relatives from Mr Vernon Springville Clarence Central City and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Mary Stocker
F M Wells
Eighteenth Street
Trvin Whitman
Roy Burge
John Whitman
Lois Abel
Willard Abel
Carl Whitman
Lisbon
Ross Clark
Earl Whitman
Frank Runkle
Mr Vernon
Harry Whitman
Miss Dusdieker Honored At Phi Rho Dinner
Phi Rho members entertained Miss Mildred Dusdieker with a dinner and bridge party at Mrs Kofron's tea room Monday evening. The event celebrated her upcoming August 11 wedding to Dr Richard A Greenaway. Alma Turechek won high bridge prize and a gift was given to Miss Dusdieker. Guests included Lillian Serbousek, Marjorie Donohue, Mrs David Mitchell, Ruth Gurren, Alice Spevacek, Edna Diman, Alberta Michel, Sylvia Chada, Turechek, and Dusdieker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Rho Society
Mildred Dusdieker
Hill Couple Celebrates Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs J L Hill observed their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at their home 1523 E avenue NE with friends. The evening featured biunco and guests included Mr and Mrs Donald Herring with daughters Donna and Dorothy, Charles Palmer, L R Pope and son Jack, Mrs O Watson, Mildred Chrisman, Erma Hill, Ray Hughes and M J Peel. Refreshments were served by Mrs Pope and Miss Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Hill
E Avenue NE
Donald Herring
Donna
Dorothy
Charles Palmer
L. R. Pope
Jack
O Watson
Mildred Chrisman
Erma Hill
Ray Hughes
M. J Peel
Pope
Miss Hill
Hendersons celebrate second birthday at Boise party
Little Jimmy Henderson son of Mr and Mrs L C Henderson of Boise Idaho will be honored at a party today for his second birthday Guests include Don Cornwell Connie Cornwell Nancy Jensen Janet Jones Joan Lattner and Judy Lattner The celebration is at Bever Park with Jimmy visiting his grandparents’ home through the end of the week Hosted by Mr and Mrs Fred Gray 128 Third Avenue SE
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Henderson
L. C. Henderson
Boise
Idaho
Jimmy
Fred Gray
Third Avenue SE
Bever Park
Don Cornwell
Connie Cornwell
Nancy Jensen
Janet Jones
Joan Lattner
Judy Lattner
Ory
Dorothy Gammon Engaged to Glenn Wilkin
Mr and Mrs James G Gammon announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy W Gammon to Glenn T Wilkin son of Mr and Mrs James C Wilkin both of route 3. The wedding is set for Aug 19 at Union Church with Rev Myron M Sackett officiating. Both attended Cedar Rapids schools with Dorothy a Grant High School graduate. The couple plan to reside on Mr Wilkin’s farm south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G Gammon
Dorothy W Gammon
Glenn T Wilkin
James C Wilkin
Union Church
Myron M. Sackett
Miss Gammon
Mr Wilkin
Cedar Rapids
Grant High School
Beatt y Family Hosts Thanksgiving Weekend Guests
Mr and Mrs Thomas Beatty of 1006 Ninth Street NW welcomed relatives from Indiana and Nebraska over the weekend. Attending were Mrs Newell M Beatty and her daughters Jeanne and Evalyn of Marion Indiana, Harold Barr and Raymond Barr of Liberty Nebraska, and local relatives Mr and Mrs Kirk Beatty with Keith and Cathleen of Fairfax, and Mr and Mrs George Pooler with daughters Maxine Doris and Bertie Lou of Jesup. A Sunday family reunion brought additional out of town kin together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Beatty
Ninth Street NW
Newell M Beatty
Jeanne
Evalyn
Marion
Ind
George Pooler
Maxine
Doris
Bertie Lou
Jesup
Women’s four week tour from Denver to San Francisco
Mrs Augusta Minott and Mrs Fannie Lemmon returned from a four weeks journey starting in Denver then through the Royal Gorge. They traveled to Mexico and California visiting San Diego Los Angeles Pasadena Long Beach and San Francisco before returning home via the Great Lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Minott
Fannie Lemmon
Denver
Royal Gorge
Mexico
California
San Diego
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Long Beach
San Francisco
Great Lakes
Harringtons Announce Daughter Gwendolyn Marries John Willman Jr
Mr and Mrs Frank Harrington announce the marriage of their daughter Gwendolyn to John Willman Jr son of Mr and Mrs John Willman. The couple will reside at Cedar Rapids after the ceremony at Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harrington
Third Avenue SW
Gwendolyn
John Willman Jr
John Willman
Oakland Road
Morrison
Willman
Cedar Rapids
Lenks Announce Daughter’s Marriage To Donald Sweitzer
Mr and Mrs O E Lenk announce the marriage of their daughter Clara to Donald Sweitzer son of Charles Sweitzer of Des Moines. The ceremony was Thursday at Morrigan Illinois Methodist parsonage with Rev J Dickey officiating. Mrs Sweitzer works for Killian Co and Mr Sweitzer is with Whiting Dairy. They reside at 1025 Ells Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Lenk
Fills Boulevard
Clara
Donald Sweitzer
Charles Sweitzer
Des Moines
Morrigan Ill
Methodist
J Dickey
Sweitzer
Killian Company
Whiting Dairy Company
Elils Boulevard
Birthday Party Held For Bobby Matteson At Bever Avenue Home
The home of Mr and Mrs George F Matteson at 1816 Bever avenue SE hosted a Monday afternoon birthday celebration for Bobby Matteson. Games and refreshments were enjoyed and souvenirs given to guests. Attending children included Dick Finson Ann Meek Char lene Smuthers Marilyn Meizner Reed Jeffrey George Lenzen Billy Quimby Dick Donahue Pat Funkey Dorothy Funkey and Bobby Heller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F Matteson
Bever Avenue SE
Bobby Matteson
Dick Finson
Ann Meek
Charlene Smuthers
Marilyn Meizner
Reed Jeffrey
George Lenzen
Billy Quimby
Dick Donahue
Pat Funkey
Dorothy Funkey
Bobby Heller
Guests At Marz Home Include Calif and Ohio Visitors
Recent guests at the home of Mr and Mrs John Marz 521 Tenth Street NW include Mr and Mrs C D Sprague of Pasadena California Mrs Ray Lee Farrington of Pasadena and Mrs Loren Ford of Norwalk Ohio Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Paul E Norris and their son John of Brea California who are spending the same time at the Marz residence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marz
Tenth Street NW
C. d. Sprague
Pasadena
Calif
Ray Lee Farrington
Loren Ford
Norwalk
Ohio
Paul E. Norris
John
Brea
Sam
Marz
Yorks and Hroniks Return From Nebraska City Visit
Mr and Mrs John York and their son Donald and Mrs JF Hronik and her daughter Velma have just returned after spending a few days in Nebraska City Nebraska visiting relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John York
Donald
Hronik
Velma
Nebraska City
Neb
A. A. U. W. Reading Group Meeting Tonight
The American Association of University Women evening group meets Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at Miss Frances Owen's home 1727 First Avenue. Miss Lois Taylor will present brief reviews of several plays she recently saw in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Frances Owen
First Avenue
Lois Taylor
New York City
Two Women Return From Clear Lake Trip
Miss Evelyn Merveaux and Miss Mary Nichols return from a two week visit at Clear Lake. They reside at 1731 Hig ley avenue SE and 1220 Oakland avenue NE respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Merveaux
Higley Avenue
Mary Nichols
Oakland Avenue NE
Clear Lake
Miss Velma King to Spend Summer in Chillicothe
Miss Velma King daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude G King will spend the remainder of the summer with her aunt Mrs B J Barnett in Chillicothe Mo after leaving 319 Center Point Road Jest this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma King
Claude G King
Center Point Road
Chillicothe
B. J Barnett
Miss Ledzina Visits Mrs Dvorak in Zika Avenue
Miss Jean Ledzina of Alburnett Iowa has been a guest in the home of Mrs Anna Dvorak on Zika avenue recently spending time as a visitor in the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Ledzina
Alburnett, Ta
Anna Dvorak
Zika Avenue
Youthful Shirtmaker Frock Pattern Ad Inspires Summer Style
A 1930s advertisement promotes Anne Adams Pattern 1933 for girls ages 14 to 42 with long sleeves and a panel skirt. It highlights novelty sleeves, fabric trends, and the Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department contact in New York City for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Pancake Berets and Wide Brim Hats For Fall Fashion
The autumn hat trend favors low crown berets and flat pancake shapes with a brim that may disappear from view. Wide brim felt hats with 2 to 3 inch brims suit early fall and sun glare, offered in antelope or fabric with back hands to secure fit. Tomorrow we’ll see new fall colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Parish
World’s Fair Trip Planned for Local Residents
Mr and Mrs Frank Janu Miss Lucile Triska Mrs L Krout and Clark Johnson left Sunday by motor for Chicago where they will spend a week visiting the World’s fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Janu
Lucile Triska
L. Krout
Clark Johnson
Chicago
Mrs Earl Rieke Heads to Fort Scott Visit
Mrs Earl Rieke of 918 Seventh Street SW departed Monday for a visit in Fort Scott Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Rieke
Seventh Street
Fort Scott
Kan
Star of Maine Rebekah lodge meets Thursday in Maine hall
Star of Maine Rebekah lodge 221 meets Thursday at 6 p.m. in Maine lodge hall 838 First Avenue E. Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary meets Thursday at 7:30 p.m. for sewing with Mrs. Mable Crow 2416 C Avenue NE. bring quilt blocks. Star Lodge 4 D of H holds regular I O O F session Wednesday 7:30 p.m. at 838 First Avenue E followed by a card party at 8:30 open to members and friends. Silver Leaf Birth day club meets Wednesday 1 p.m. at Velma White 1200 Nineteenth Street SW with luncheon and 500 play. prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of Maine
Rebekah Lodge No 221
Maine Lodge
First Avenue E
Vv. FL. W
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiary
Mable Crow
C Avenue NE
Star Lodge No
O. F Hah
Silver Leaf
Silver Leaf Birthday Club
Velma White
Nineteenth Street
Newspaper Clerk Weds Former Bachelor Leo Kolar and Lottie Sullivan
Cap Kolar a Gazette pressman and longtime Republican pressroom foreman married Mrs. Lottie Sullivan in a secret ceremony Monday evening. The Rev J D Kearn performed the 7 pm service at 2420 First Avenue East. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hutchcroft. The couple planned a week away following the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo
Cap” Kolar
C Avenue NW
Gazette
Republican
Lottie Sullivan
Longwood Drive
J. D. Kearn
First Avenue E
Lawrence Hutchcroft
Kolar
Car Leaves Lincoln Highway Wounding Pennsylvania Couple
Mr and Mrs William Riley of Newcastle Pennsylvania were injured when the car driven by their daughter Miss Helen Riley left the Lincoln highway about a mile west of Chelsea. They were taken to Mercy hospital by Tama ambulance for X rays and treatment after first aid at Chelsea by Dr E K Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Riley
Newcastle
Mercy Hospital
Tama
Chelsea
Lincoln Highway
Helen Riley
Coyple
E. K. Duncan
Cedar Rapids
Chinch Bugs Turned Into World Fair Tickets
Chicago officials propose farmer incentive during Farm week from August 11 to 14. For every one half pint of chinch bugs turned in, a World’s Fair admission ticket is issued. The plan aims to convert pest harvests into fair value and even offers produce accepted for tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Reverend Carrie Lucas Accepts Strawbery Point Pastorate
The Rev Carrie Lucas of Chicago accepts the Straw berry Point Congregational church pastorate for four months starting in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strawberry Point
Carrie Lucas
Chicago
Roosevelt and Harrison playground program draws 800
About 800 people attended the combined Roosevelt and Harrison playground program at Harrison playground. The Harrison girls beat Kenwood 22 to 6 in a feature baseball game. The Boys Drum and Bugle Corps performed, moving pictures were shown, and a final handcraft exhibit is planned for Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt and
Harrison Playground
Harrison
Kenwood
Benton County Seeks Cedar River Bridge and Route 101 Extension
The Benton county board of supervisors approved petitions from the Greater Vinton club and the Belle Plaine Commercial club asking the state highway commission to route any federal highway funds for Benton county to build a new Cedar River bridge and extend the road to Highway No. 101.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Benton County Board of Supervisors
Greater Vinton Club
Belle Plaine Commercial Club
State Highway Commission
Benton County
Cedar River
Three Americans Rescued By Japanese Ship After Pacific Drift
Three Americans from Santa Barbara, William L. Tewaro a painter, Mrs. Tewaro a writer, and Marion Phillips a nurse, were rescued after drifting since June 24 in a 7 ton pinnace with a broken mast. They were picked up July 20 by the Japanese surveying ship Koshu near Fey's island and brought to Pele. They planned repairs and a voyage to Manila with only seventeen dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Pacific Ocean
United States
Fey's Island
Yap
William L. Tewaro
Tewaro
Marion Phillips
Santa Barbara
Calif
San Diego
Minala Islands
Pele
Manila
Marines To Leave Haiti Next Week
The Marines return home from Haiti next week signaling the end of American intervention. Haiti regains full sovereignty after 19 years with the evacuation completing two months ahead of schedule following President Roosevelt's July visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Haiti
Latin America
Port Au Prince
Uncle Sam
America
Schedue
Roosevelt
Island Republic
United States
U. S. Liner Washington Sets Atlantic Crossing Record
The S. S. Washington of the United States Lines arrived at Queenstown from New York establishing a post war cabinship Atlantic record of five days six hours and fifty nine minutes. At times the ship reached speeds near 24 knots, surpassing the Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenstown
Irish Free State
INS
Washington
United States Lines
Queenstown Harbor
New York
Manhattan
Savanna Sabula Bridge Deed Sought To Surface Road
The state seeks a deed to the Sabula Savanna bridge in exchange for surfacing two miles of highway No. 117 west of Sabula. Gov. Clyde Herring said the plan requires bondholder release of the 350 bondholders who hold the bridge. The project would cost about 10 000 dollars to surface and create a hard surface route from Chicago to the Missouri river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Sabula
Sabula-Savanna
Clyde Herring
Herring
Chicago
Missouri River
Evangelist Ketcherside Explores The Holy Spirit Teachings
Evangelist W. Carl Ketcherside spoke at the Church of Christ tent on Fifth avenue and Seventh street SW on Monday about the baptism of the Holy Spirit. He argued the gift was given to the apostles, not to modern believers, and criticized claims of contemporary tongues. Tonight he will discuss the age of miracles and its end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Carl Ketcherside
Church of Christ Tent
Fifth Avenue
Seventh Street
Mr. Kethherside
City Briefs and Personals from Iowa City
Delbert Akers and Marie Morelock of Iowa City married in Justice Stearns office. Police report July receipts total $884 with $600.90 from fines. Bertha McCoy of Davenport returns home today after visiting. Pythian Sisters grand chief Bertha Buffington heads to Des Moines for state convention. Frank Crenshaw fined for intoxication. not the same person living at Commonwealth Apartments. H W Dunker of Cedar Rapids named regional supervisor in northeastern Iowa by Iowa State Fire Prevention assn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Akers
Marie Morelock
Iowa City
Henry A Stearns
Ray S. Tapper
Bertha Buffington
Sixth Street
Pythian Sisters
Des Moines
Frank Crenshaw
Commonwealth Apartments
Life Ae
Owa
H. W Dunker
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Fred E. Drake
Iowa State Fire Prevention Association
Classified Ad Promotes Produce Sales
A Want Ad fragment notes produce buyers and sellers advertising apples cucumbers sweet corn and spring fries with a phone number 2 1121 to place listings. The line hints at a bustling local market segment in a historical newspaper.
Boy Severely Injured After Fall At Home
James William Clemens five year old son of Mr and Mrs Forest W Clemens of 433 Thirty third street NE was taken to St Luke s hospital at 830 pm Monday after a fall at home. His right arm was fractured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James William Clemens
Forest W. Clemens
Thirty-third Street
St. Luke's Hospital
City approves sewer bid call for Johnson Ave and Nineteenth St
The council on Monday endorsed a resolution to seek bids August 23 for a sanitary sewer project on Johnson Avenue NW from 18th to 19th streets and on Nineteenth Street from Johnson Avenue to First Avenue W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Avenue NW
Eighteenth Street
Nineteenth Street
Johnson Avenue
First Avenue
Thirteenth Street dog stolen from Eagan yard
R G Eagan of 2307 B avenue NE reported a white thoroughbred collie named Prince was stolen from the rear yard Friday. The thief cut the rope, and the dog bears brown ear tips and license tag 803.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G Eagan
B Avenue NE
Eagan
Prince
Siamese Twin Apple Found On Mrs Ralston’s Tree
A late winter apple on Mrs Libbie Ralston’s tree at 1506 Bever Avenue was found Monday by Miriam Zambrakos. The fruit has two cores and a side join resembling Siamese twins and may be preserved for school inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libbie Ralston
Bever Avenue
Miriam Zambrakos
Miriam
Ranney Family Visits Cedar Rapids Nearby
Mr and Mrs J J Ranney formerly of Cedar Rapids are visiting friends and staying at Commonwealth apartments. They will return to Monmouth Illinois after visiting relatives then go to New York and finally to Stuart Florida where Mr Ranney co operates the Pelican hotel. He formerly worked in the tobacco business here for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Ranney
Cedar Rapids
Commonwealth Apartments
Monmouth
Ill
New York
Stuart, Fla
Ranney
Pelican Hotel
Local Police Court Guilty Pleas For Traffic Violations
R J Thoman 925 Seventeenth Street NE fined 82 and costs for no rear light. R J Toogood 1528 Washington Avenue SE fined 2 and costs for no rear light. F A Beers 700 Twelfth Avenue SW fined 2 and costs for no rear light. L Henely 1700 Second Avenue SF fined 19 and costs for speeding. Matthew Puzicka 1537 Sixteenth Avenue SE fined suspended 10 and license suspended 30 days for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Thoman
Seventeenth Street
R. J. Toogood
Washington Avenue SE
F. A. Beers
Twelfth Avenue
L. Henely
Second Avenue SF
Matthew Puzicka
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Local court records show plea changes and fines
Alois Slavik changed a guilty plea on intoxication to guilty after pleading not guilty in police court. Beulah Duffin pled guilty to intoxication and paid 10 dollars plus costs. Neil Edmunds received a 100 dollar fine and costs for indecent behavior and was jailed 30 days for nonpayment. George Frye pled not guilty to disturbing his family and the case proceeds Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alois Slavik
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Beulah Duffin
First Avenue E
Neil Edmunds
Third Avenue
George Frye
Sixth Street
Cassqulare River Reverses Flow Amid Seasonal Shifts
The Cassqulare, a Brazilian stream, shows variable current patterns as its direction alternates with seasonal changes. Hydrologists note inconsistent flow, complicating local drainage and habitat conditions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Zelda Small
Miss Carr
Miss Palmer
Mrs. Lord
Mumas
Hoover Reunion
Wachal Reunion
Mentzer
Chambers Inskeep Optical Company
Second St. SE
Dial
Baldridge Studio
Camera Shop
Third Avenue F
Mrs. McIntyre
Stocker
Miss Dusdieker
Gammon-Wilkin
Beatty Home
Hutchinson's
Hutchinson
Nebraska
A. A. U. W. Group
Missouri
Dvorak
Amos Parrish
York
Kansas
Clubs
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt and Harrison
Pacific
U. S
Atlantic
Savanna- Sabula
Evangelist Ketcherside
Bungalow Canning School
Bertha McCoy
Davenport
R. M. McCoy
Schoen's
Joe Ranneys
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