Deaths Lewis Freeman Filloon, 1864-194? Widow and family noted
Lewis Freeman Filloon retired, died at his daughter’s home 1903 Bever avenue SE at 4 am Friday after a brief illness. Born November 21, 1864 in Mechanicsville, he lived in the city 40 years. He married Annetta Louise Kramer January 20, 1887 in Mechanicsville. Survived by wife, one daughter Mrs. H D O’Meara, two sons Merrill M. Filloon of Central City and Forest F. Filloon of Los Angeles, two grandchildren Jane E. and Robert H. O’Mara, sister Bird Arbogast of Los Angeles. Funeral at Turner chapel 4 pm Saturday, Rev. George Stauffacher. Burial Lisbon cemetery. Friends may call at chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Freeman Filloon
H. D. O’meara
Bever Avenue
Mechanicsville
Annetta Louise Kramer
H. D. O'Meara
Merrill M. Filloon
Central City
Forest F. Filloon
Los Angeles
Jane E
Robert H. O'Meara
Cedar Rapids
Bird Arbingast
Turner Chapel
George Stauffacher
Lisbon Cemetery
Vacationers Return With Cool Weather
Cedar Rapids families resume routines after summer escapes to cooler climates. Mrs. Carl F. Jordan and son Sandee return from six weeks with relatives in Gilroy California visiting Yosemite Valley Carmel Del Monte and Los Angeles. The Rev James H. Blackstone Jr and family return from Pittsburgh after his MA degree work. Dr and Mrs B F Wolverton with Ben and Mary Ella finish a Colorado vacation at Hewes Kirkwood Inn Estes Park. R R Epler comes home from Vermillion Minnesota after visiting Comet Island lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl F. Jordan
Linden Drive
Sandee Jordan
Pittsburgh
Blackstone
University of Pittsburgh
B. F. Wolverton
Blake Boulevard
Ben
Mary Ella
Colorado
Hewes-Kirkwood Inn
Estes Park
R. R. Epler
James L. Bever
Comet Island Lodge
Vermillion, Minn
Knox Family Returns From Illinois Visit
Mr and Mrs Charles S Knox and their son Charles Knox Jr returned Thursday evening after a four day visit with Mrs Knoxs sister Mrs Dan Swannell and Mr Swannell in Champaign Illinois Also visiting was Mrs Knoxs mother Mrs Gilbert Temple The address listed is 350 Pleasant Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Knox
Pleasant Drive
Charles Knox, Jr
Mrs Harold J Rowe Hosts Bridge Night at Home
Mrs Harold J Rowe of 1919 Grande avenue SE invites members of her bridge group to a dinner and bridge gathering at her home on Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Rowe
Grande Avenue SE
Mason City Guest Leaves After Visit With Eby Family
Miss Margaret Bagley of Mason City departed Thursday night after several days as the house guest of Mr. and Mrs Moray L. Eby at 1956 First Avenue East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bagley
Mason City
Moray L. Eby
First Avenue E
Mrs Bates Hosts Sewing Club Dessert Luncheon
Mrs Gilbert M Bates hosted twelve sewing club members Friday at a dessert luncheon at 2215 Linden Drive SE. Edward Stepanek, son of Mr and Mrs R J Stepanek of 441 Twenty sixth Street SE, was surprised with a dinner party on Wednesday. He left Thursday to join J C Penney in Des Moines. Guests included Zanita Fay Emil Petryneck George Moore Grangenbaugh and Lois Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert M. Bates
Linden Drive
Sewing Club
Edward Stepanek
R. J. Stepanek
Twenty-sixth Street
J. C. Penney Company
Des Moines
Zanita Fay
Emil Petryneck
George Moore
Grant Ngenbaugh
Lois Stewart
Birthday Luncheon Honors Mrs Shelton at SE Home
The Birthday Luncheon club met Thursday at Mrs Bessie Shelton’s 824 Seventh Avenue SE home for her birthday. Gifts were given and prizes in 500 went to Arlene Phillips Mary Phillips and Lelaes Omar with Charlotte Parsons. Members present included Leona Wiederkehr Mollie Noeller Myrtle Shelton Ruby Mittlestedt Edith Stone Harriet Spencer Marie Stahl Louise Hoffman Mary Donisthorpe Mildred Phillips Barbara Cloudy and out of town guest Gwen dolyn Tight of Manly. Mrs Mary Phillips will host a linen shower for Virginia Tompkins of Tipton who will marry Aug 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Shelton
Seventh Avenue SE
Shelton
Arlene Phillips
Mary Phillips
Lelaes Omar
Charlotte Parsons
Leona Wiederkehr
Mollie Noeller
Myrtle Shelton
Ruby Mittlestedt
Edith Stone
Harriet Spencer
Marie Stahl
Louise Hoffman
Mary Donisthorpe
Mildred
Double Wedding in Glencoe Unites Dunshee and Miner Families
Catherine Dunshee and Barbara Miner wed in Glencoe Illinois in a double ceremony at 5 30 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Shelley Miner The couples are Catherine Mansfield Dunshee with Frank Riley and Barbara Miner with Charles Oliver Parker The Dunshees relatives from Cedar Rapids attended along with Miner family members A string trio provided music and the brides wore palest pink and palest blue chiffons The newlyweds plan homes in Evanston Illinois and Kansas City Missouri with wedding trips deferred until winter to visit the Florida home of the Miner family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Carl Shelley Miner
Glencoe
Catherine Mansfield Dunshee
Frank Riley
Barbara Miner
Charles Oliver Parker
Riley
Frank Dunshee
William H. Dunshee
First Avenue E
Mrs. Miner
Florida
Captiva Island
William H Dunshee
Walter E. Dunshee
Mount Vernon Avenue
Pasadena visitors spend a month with local kin
Miss Cecelia Conway and Miss Marjorie Perley of Pasadena arrive to stay a month. Perley will visit Marion relatives while Conway visits her parents on Archer avenue. Both are Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids graduates and St Luke’s Pasadena employees. A picnic at the Dan Conway home honored them with guests including Robert and Donald Conway, the Washburns, the Sojkas, the Kotes, their son Joseph Jr., and Milo Kubasa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Conway
Marjorie Perley
Pasadena
Calif
Miss Perley
Marion
Miss Conway
Dan Conway
Archer Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke's Hospital
Robert Conway
Donald
James
David Washburn
Leonard Sojka
Leonard
Joseph Kotek
Joseph, Jr
Milo Kubasa
Laff A Lott Bridge Club Luncheon Prizes Awarded
Members met Thursday at the Fleming tea room for a luncheon and cards. Prizes went to Mesdames Omer Olson, Albert Brenneman and Frank Melsh. Others present included Mesdams Melvin Harbert, James A Lowe, Paul Gardner, Harold Goodrow and Harold Walker. Next meeting will be at Mrs Harbert’s home, 1518 N street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laff-A-Lott Bridge Club
Fleming Tea Room
Omer Olson
Albert Brenneman
Frank Melsh
Melvin Harbert
James A Lowe
Paul Gardner
Harold Goodrow
Harold Walker
Miss Naomi Miler Hosts Bridge Club Honor
Naomi Miler entertained her bridge club at 441 Eighth Avenue SW on Thursday to honor Mrs. Paul Mingo formerly Miss Frances Weingard. Guests included Miss Myra Falck Ruth Buresh Madel Jon Quass Millicent Roeder Char lene Canaday Audrey Carthers and Mrs. Mingo. The club presented a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Miler
Eighth Avenue SW
Bridge Club
Paul Mingo
Frances Weingard
Myra Falck
Ruth Buresh
Madel- Jon Quass
Millicent Roeder
Charlene Canaday
Audrey Carthers
Mingo
Millburns of Blue Island Welcome a Son
Word is received of the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Lowell Millburn of Blue Island Mrs Millburn is the former Miriam Van Sickle of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Millburn
Blue Island
Miss Swatosh Returns From Canadian Trip
Miss Maydean Swatosh daughter of Mr and Mrs S E Swatosh of 2403 Fifth Avenue SE returned Friday from Canada after six weeks in the Canadian Rockies visiting Vancouver Bowen Island and Banff Mrs Swatosh joined her daughter in St Paul to accompany her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maydean Swatosh
S E. Swatosh
Fifth Avenue SE
Canada
Canadian Rockies
Vancouver
Bowen Island
Banff
Miss Victorine Hosts Tea at Grande Avenue Home
Miss Margaret J. Victorine of 2410 Grande avenue SE entertained at tea on Thursday. Guests included Misses Jane Rice, Mary Lou Jacobs, Ellen Snyder, Lydia Ann Courtright, Jeanne Krebs, Helen Simmons, Amy Battles, Rosalie Stanley, Betty Winn, Jessie Benson, Ann Gilbert, Kathleen Victorine, and Leone Boyle of Logan visiting in the Victorine home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret J. Victorine
Grande Avenue SE
Jane Rice
Mary Lou Jacobs
Ellen Snyder
Lydia Ann Courtright
Jeanne Krebs
Helen Simmons
Amy Battles
Rosalie Stanley
Betty Winn
Jessie Benson
Ann Gilbert
Kathleen Victorine
Stevenson Family Returns From Clear Lake Vacation
Mr and Mrs L B Stevenson and their daughter Mary Lou, of 2412 B avenue NE, came home Thursday after a five day vacation at Clear Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Stevenson
B Avenue
Mary Lou
Clear Lake
Luncheon Held at Cedar Rapids Country Club
Mrs John H Schindel and her daughter Mrs Marvin Wright hosted a luncheon Friday at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. Honored guests included Mrs H T Wallis of Columbus Ohio and Miss Gladys Schindel of Chicago. Twelve guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Schindel
Fifteenth Street
Marvin Wright
Linden Drive
Cedar Rapids Country Club
H. T Wallis
Columbus
Gladys Schindel
Chicago
Wright
Kenwood Presbyterian guild hosts picnic at Jamison home
Members gathered Wednesday at Mrs. L. F. Jamison’s near Central City for a guild picnic luncheon. The Jamison family and Harry Milton Stewart gave readings and music amid horseback rides. Attendees included numerous members and Central City guests Mrs. Carl Henderson and Mrs. Don Hunsecker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood Presbyterian Guild
L. F
Jamison
Central City
Guild
Harry Milton Stewart
R C. Barnhart
D H. Corbett
R. L. Cornwell
O L. Daniels
C. R. Fahrney
Wilson C
Nadine
Walker Smith
Walker
Jimmy
C. L. Powers
Barbara Jean
E. Winslow Brown
Carl Henderson
Don Hunsecker
Lin en shower honors Lucille Cohen ahead of Sept 4 marriage
Miss Sally McAllen hosted a linen shower at 1353 B avenue NW Wednesday night for Miss Lucille Cohen, who will marry Ralph J. Mikesell on September 4. Prizes went to Mrs. Earl Mueller and Mrs. Ray Smart. Attendees included Audrey Schwab LaVertia Mikesell Jane Baker Marguerite McDonnell Mary E. Champlin and Mrs. William Cohen. Miss McAllen was assisted by her mother Mrs. Thomas McAllen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally McAllen
B Avenue NW
Lucille Cohen
Ralph J. Mikesell
Earl Mueller
Ray Smart
Audrey Schwab
LaVertia Mikesell
Jane Baker
Marguerite McDonnell
Mary E. Champlin
William Cohen
Miss McAllen
Thomas McAllen
Halverson Returns to Rantoul From Chanute Field Visit
Leonard Halverson formerly of Cedar Rapids arrives in Rantoul Illinois after a brief stop with his grandmother Mrs. Julia Hauskins at 1345 Sixth Street NW. His mother Mrs. Josie A Halverson of Oak Park Illinois also visits. He traveled by United States Army plane while a student at Chanute Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Halverson
Cedar Rapids
Rantoul, Ill
Julia Hauskins
Sixth Street
Halverson
Josie A. Halverson
Oak Park, I
Hauskins
Chanute Field
Hankins Return From Six Week Western Trip
Mr and Mrs Clyde W Hankins of 1025 Eleventh Street NE returned Wednesday after a six weeks trip to the west and northwest They visited Mrs W S Berry of Denver a former Cedar Rapids resident friends and relatives in Los Angeles Long Beach Fresno San Francisco and Oakland In Portland they saw Hankins sisters in law Mrs J C Nelson and Mrs Florence Lambert former Independence residents They also visited Mr and Mrs John Ray and John Kimbo former Cedar Rapids residents in Seattle The trip included Vancouver B C Canadian Rockies Lake Louise Banff Jasper Park and Winnipeg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde W. Hankins
Eleventh Street
Northwest
W. S. Berry
Denver
Cedar Rapids
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Fresno
San Francisco
Oakland
Portland
Hankins
J. C. Nelson
Florence Lambert
Independence
John Ray
John Kimbro
Seattle
Breakfast-Bridge at Mrs Milner’s Home in NE
Mrs J C Milner of 405 Twenty third street NE hosted a Thursday breakfast bridge at her residence. Guests included Mesdames Coffing Beall D Arcy Smith Parsons Bedell Phillips Eaton Butterfield Hootman Snow man and Miss Lucille De Mink, Snowman’s house guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Milner
Twentythird Street
Earl Coffing
Chester Beall
J. F. D'Arcy
George Smith
Robert Parsons
Paul Bedell
Clay Phillips
Earl Eaton
A. E. Butterfield
Sam Hootman
Paul Snowman
Mrs. Snowman
Lucille de Mink
Eckerts Return From Green Mountain Falls Vacation
Mrs. L A Eckert and her daughter Lorraine of 1816 Fourth Avenue SE have returned after a vacation at Green Mountain Falls Colorado.
Entertain At Golf And Dinner Party
Mr and Mrs Franklin Kat terjohn host a golf dinner party at Cedar Rapids Country Club Friday evening with twenty guests. Two-ball foursomes start at 5 o clock followed by dinner at the clubhouse. Guests include Mr and Mrs Robert Bell Mr and Mrs Douglas Boynton Mr and Mrs Thomas Crabbe and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin E. Katterjohn
Woodland Drive
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Robert P Bell
Douglas F. Boynton
Thomas L. Crabbe
Clare R. Marshall
Eighteenth Birthday Party for Earl Kee Attended by Local Guests
Mrs E Kee and Phyllis Herrmann hosted a Wednesday evening party at the Herrmann home honoring Earl Kee on his eighteenth birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs E Kee, Mr and Mrs William Herrmann, Phyllis, Mary Adams, Hazel and Helen Rupperle, Tom Ecklund, Lorraine and Maxine Bliss, Anna Holsinger, Clifford Hand, Zora Wagner, Roland Johnson, Mary Ellen Reece, Clarence Brockman, Helen Myers, Ruth Henry, Marvin Talbot, John Turner, Alvin Hurt, Keith Koehn, Betty Lange and George Carl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Kee
Third Street
Phyllis Herrmann
J. Street
Herrmann
Earl Kee
Earl
William Herrmann
Phyllis
Mary Adams
Hazel
Helen Rupperle
Tom Ecklund
Lorraine
Maxine Bliss
Anna Holsinger
Clifford Hand
Zora Wagner
Roland Johnson
Mary
Maude and Mildred Kiefer Visit Family in Cedar Rapids Area
Mrs. Maude Kiefer of Oelwein and Miss Mildred Kiefer of Flagstaff, Ariz., are guests of Dr. and Mrs. F G Young at 953 Center Point Road NE. Miss Kiefer teaches education at the Teachers College in Flagstaff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Kiefer
Oelwein
Mildred Kiefer
Flagstaff
Ariz
F G. Young
Center Point Road
Miss Kiefer
Teachers College
Peppy Pals Hold Bridge Party at Clara Robinson Tea Room
Mrs. Ed Kuba hosted a Wednesday bridge party and luncheon at Clara Robinson's tea room 1300 Second Street SE. Prizes went to Mrs. Hubert Wamser and Mrs. Elmer Harty, with attendees including Mesdames Charlie Cronin John Novotny Edward Bartosh James Fielding and John R Venisek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Robinson
Ed Kuba
Second Street SE
Hubert Wamser
Elmer Harty
Charlies Cronin
John Novotny
Edward Bartosh
James Fielding
John R. Venisek
Spellmans and Johnsons Headed to Wisconsin and Minnesota
Dr and Mrs M T Spellman of Commonwealth apartments and Mr and Mrs M L Johnson of 1803 Grande Ave SE left Friday morning for a two week vacation in Wisconsin and Minnesota. They will visit Mrs Spellmans brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Herb Schmidt and stop at Tiaska state park and Paynesville Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Spellman
Commonwealth Apartments
M L. Johnson
Grande Avenue SE
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Tiasca State Park
Paynesville
Minn
Dinner Honoring Four Brides-Elect Ahead of Aug 23 Weddings
Miss Inez Witousek and Donald Witousek hosted ten guests at a Western dinner Wednesday to honor Miss Evelyn Louvar with Elmer Kucera and Miss Irene Marak with Edwin Pudil, who are to marry August 23. The table featured a crystal bowl of pink snapdragons and fern with pink tapers, and the brides-elect received corsages and a host gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Witousek
Donald Witousek
Western
Evelyn Louvar
Elmer Kucera
Irene Marak
Edwin Pudil
Delegates Elected By Grocers Meat Dealers
Nine Cedar Rapids men were appointed delegates to the fortieth state convention of the Iowa Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers at the Cedar Rapids Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers meeting at the Montrose hotel. Delegates include L A Anthony John Eggers Bert Humbert J J Konecny Gus Mineck Mike Risk A F Staab Emil Surry. Plans for National Retail Grocers week observance in Cedar Rapids start Oct 10 were discussed and tentative picnic plans for grocers families and employees and wholesalers were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Montrose Hotel
L. A. Anthony
L. ©. Dickey
John Eggers
Bert Humbert
J. J. Konecny
Gus Mineck
Mike Risk
A. F. Staab
Emil Surry
Death notes for Homer Mann retired railroad clerk
Homer Samuel Mann 80 longtime railway mail clerk died at 1612 Grande Avenue SE at 1 40 a m Friday after ill health since a February stroke Born June 22 1858 near Dowagiac Michigan he came to Iowa in his twenties taught near Grimes then joined railway mail service on the Burlington route before transfer to the Boone Des Moines line and later to the North Western line where he headed the fast mail for 28 years He retired at 62 and was a member of the Order of Railway Mail Clerks He married Olla M Brooks on December 4 1889 and survived by five sons and five daughters and 21 grandchildren A son James L died in 1901 Funeral Sunday at 2 30 p m in Beatty chapel with burial at Oak Hill cemetery Friends may call Saturday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Samuel Mann
Grande Avénue SE
Dowagiac
Mich
Iowa
Grimes
Burlington
North Western
Chicago
Omaha
Order of Railway Mail Clerks
Olla M. Brooks
James T. Brooks
Near Grimes
Joel B
Homer S., Jr
Charles F
Donald M
Glenn QO
Cedar Rapids
Alice G
Julian
Lillian M. Purath
Ames
Bertha T. Anzulovic
Berwyn
Ruth M. Mann
Four Earlville Women and Grandchildren Funeral Details
Mrs Carrie Dolder Mrs Celia Spray Mrs Nellie Ingrham and Mrs Mary Leonard all of Earlville Illinois and five grandchildren will be remembered at funeral services in the Turner chapel at 2 p.m. Sunday Rev R V Clearwaters will officiate and burial will be in Linwood cemetery Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Dolder
Celia Spray
Nellie Ingrham
Mary Leonard
Earlville
Turner Chapel
R. V. Clearwaters
Linwood Cemetery
Funeral rites for Manuel T. Gonzales at Immaculate Conception
Funeral services for Manuel T. Gonzales will be held Saturday at 9 a.m. in Immaculate Conception Church with Rev. M. A Mullan officiating. Burial follows in Mount Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call at Monahan funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel T. Gonzales
Immaculate Conception
M. A Mullan
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Monahan Funeral Home
Health insurance debate discussed by Iowa doctors
Dr. Fred Moore of Des Moines warned Cedar Rapids audiences that nationwide compulsory health insurance would be a national calamity if rushed by Congress. The Iowa Medical Society meeting in Roosevelt hotel covered low income care, local control, and a nationwide AMA survey to assess care gaps. Local officials and Linn county coordinators, led by Dr. Florence Johnston, discussed broad input from medical and allied professions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. Moore
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State Medical Society
Moore
Roosevelt Hotel
Benton
Black Hawk
Grundy
Hardin
Iowa
Jasper
Marshall
Powesheik
Tama
Buchanan
Cedar
Clinton
Dubuque
Delaware
Johnson, Jones and Linn Counties
American Medical Association
National Health Conference
Washington, D. C
E. E. Shaw
Indianola
Medical Economics Committee
Linn County
Florence D. Johnston
Young Republicans To Hear Address By Hickenlooper
B B Hickenlooper the Republican nominee for lieutenant governor will speak at 7 30 p m Friday in the Crystal room of the Montrose hotel. The Linn county Young Republican league sponsors the rally with more than 400 expected including many first voters. Attendees will include representatives from all Linn county towns and Second district counties. Precinct committeemen and committeewomen for Linn county were chosen, listing names from first to twenty second precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Hickenlooper
Montrose Hotel
Linn County
Young Republican League
First
James Hill
Dorothy Alt
Marion Day
Roy Meyer
Fritz Treible
William Whipple
Charles McKimm
Cecelia Johnson
H. J. Nehls
Ethel Deaton
John Hann
Robert Davis
J. W. Albright
Inez Breillier
Wendell Delzell
Eleanor Cook
William Crissman
Eleanor Taylor
Harry O'Donnell
Helen Larimer
William Gray
Hazel Capron
Ralph Schindler
Lillian Racer
Howard Smith
Agnes Kuba
Notice of Probate Will of Joseph Vavra in Linn County
A probate hearing is set in Linn County District Court for August 15 1938 at 9 pm to prove and admit as last will and testament the instrument claimed to be that of Joseph Vavra deceased. Clerk Edwin W Lundquist and attorney Jos Mekola are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Iowa
Linn County
District Court
Joseph Vavra
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Edwin W. Lundquist
Jos. Mekola
Plans Completed For Soapbox Derby In Iowa County
Final permissions granted for a county wide playground soapbox derby on the grade of the new highway No 30 west of Cedar Rapids. The race is at 1 p.m. Tuesday with about twenty entries filed by Nevin Nichols and 30 to 40 competitors expected. A committee led by Mayor F K Hahn will inspect cars at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Chevrolet garage First avenue and Sixth street. Cars must be present by 12 15 and parade downtown to the race course. A ramp ensures a fair start and robots with electric eyes replace human observers for highway traffic counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Playground Commission
Cedar Rapids
Nevin Nichols
Mount Vernon
F. K. Hahn
Chevrolet
First Avenue
Sixth Street
Two Boys Aged 13 Plan Bicycle Trip To Chicago
Jim Walter son of Mr and Mrs Frank H Walter of 348 Twentieth Street SE and Dick Layman son of Mr and Mrs E B Layman of 215 Twenty Fifth Street Drive SE will leave early Monday on a bicycle trip to Chicago. They plan to complete the journey in three days and stop to visit Dick's grandparents Mr and Mrs E O Richards for several days before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Walter
Frank H. Walter
Twentieth Street SE
Dick Layman
E. B. Layman
Twenty Fifth Street Drive
Chicago
E. O. Richards
Seized Oldsmobile and alcohol tied to Iowa case at Des Moines
Treasury notice dated August 12 1938 warns that on August 1 1938 an Oldsmobile Sedan 1934 model motor number F359506 serial F62024 license 57 17736 Iowa 1938 and four gallons nontaxpaid alcohol seized from Harold A Wohl at Cedar Rapids intersection of E Avenue and Vernal Street for violating Internal Revenue laws. Claimants must appear at Alcohol Tax Unit office Des Moines Iowa to reclaim bond costs by September 12 1938 or property will be disposed of per law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Office
Internal Revenue Service
St. Paul
Minnesota
Iowa
Harold A. Wohl
Vernal Street
Cedar Rapids
Internal Revenue Inns
Des Moines
Towa
L. B. Connell
Notice of Administratrix Appointment in Iowa County
Laura A. Shafer named Administratrix of Herbert R. Shafer estate in Linn County Iowa on July 28 1938. Creditors and others with claims must file them with Linn County District Court Clerk through attorney Fred W Hann for authentication and settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Herbert R. Shafer
Clere
Laura A. Shafer
Fred W. Hann
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lewis F. Filloon Deed
L. F. Filecon
Champaign
Harold Rowe
Miss Bagley
Ebys
Mrs. Bates
MR. Stepanek
Third Avenue SE
Catherine Dunshee
Conway and
Perley
Mrs. Mingo
Millburns
Miss Swatosh
Pella and
Heymer
Eriz Tent and Awning Co
Dial
First Street
Miss Victorine
L. B. Stevensons
Kenwood Guild
Miss Conier
Mrs. Hauskins
F. G. Youngs
Homer Mann
Edward Wolfe
Margaret Jane Wolfe
Seventh Avenue
Ill
Mexico
Edward H. Wolfe
Nell Helburg
This City
R. S. Snyder
Moscow
Idaho
Durward McGraw
Marion Wolfe
Gonzales
Fods
Hladey’s Grocery & Market
4Th Ave
Hickenlooper
CIPE
Hwickenlooper
F. S. Mitwalsky and Company
Coats
Rinso
Franette
Binso
Aliee Freat
Martin Gabel
Everp
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