Louise Sampson and Chris Schamberger Jr Wed at Bethany Lutheran
Miss Louise Sampson daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward C Sampson married Chris Schamberger Jr son of Mr and Mrs C Schamberger at Bethany Lutheran church officiated by Rev Mark J Steege. Bride wore embroidered white organdy. gardenias in hair. bouquet of roses and gladiolas. Best man James Van Orsdal. ushers Weldon Klug and Clarence Sampson. After ceremony a breakfast at Roosevelt hotel. couple to reside at 728 Fifth Avenue SW after Aug 26. Mr Schamberger employed by The Gazette Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Sampson
Edward C. Sampson
Chris Schamberger, Jr
C. Schamberger
Bethany Lutheran Church
Mark J. Steege
Bernice Mieras
James van Orsdal
Weldon Klug
Clarence Sampson
Jefferson Room
Roosevelt Hotel
Schamberger, Jr
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Schamberger
The
Gazette Company
Three Brides-Elect Are Being Honored This Week
Pre nuptial events span three brides elect Miss Katherine Stark Miss Nadgie Rohrback and Miss Helen Mokress with showers luncheons and breakfasts hosted by local social figures. Attendees include Miss Ann Winslow Miss Jo Ann Hanzlik Miss Primrose Selden Miss Barbara Blaise and Mrs William S Wherry II among others as wedding plans unfold for fall and late summer ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Stark
Nadgie Rohrback
Meee
Helen Muckress
Missatherine Stark
LeRoy Kling
Starks
William G. Isom
Tark
Ann Winslow
Jo Ann Hanzlik
Primrose Selden
Barbara Blaise
Wiliam S Wherry II
Jiss Geame Trumbull
Jiss Eleanor Taylor
Helen Mokress
Frank Lavacek
Yonkers
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Rohrbach
John R
Local social notices list visiting relatives and tours
Mr and Mrs John B Finney and guests Mrs H M Bailey and son Juce from California on a two day visit. The Baileys, high school teachers from Los Angeles, traveled 8500 miles across the United States and Canada. Mrs George L Schoonover hosted a luncheon for Miss Marc Todd from Missouri. Weekend guests at Mr and Mrs D M Taylor included Mrs Taylor, Beulah Taylor and Bill Schenzee of Battle Creek, Michigan. Mr and Mrs John Schweitzer hosted Frank and Mary Lee Schweitzer of Detroit and their son John. they had not met for 25 years. The Schweitzers plan to attend the 83rd annual convention of the International Typographical Union in Fort Worth on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Finney
Washington Avenue
H. M. Bailey
Larescenta
Calif
Juce
Baileys
United States
Canada
Taylor
Measant Drive
Tayos
Arra Taylor
Liss Beulah Taylor
Bill Schenzee
Battle Creek
Mich
John Schweitzer
D Avenue
Frank Schweitzer
Detroit
Mary Lee Frank
Ohn Schweitzer
Frank Schweitzers
Fort Worth
Schweitzer
Iternational
Ypographical Union
Couple From Fort Carles Wed At St Pauls Chapel
Miss Margaret Judd of Fort Carles IH and Forest Road Champaign Al wed Saturday at St Pauls chapel with F G Young officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Paul Wheeler of Cedar Rads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Judd
Fort Carles
Forest Roadstrum
Champaign
Eleanor Taylor To Give Organ Recital
Eleanor Taylor, college organist, will perform the final summer evening organ recital Monday at 7:20 in the First Presbyterian church. The program includes works by Alessi, Adams, Norvin, and pieces such as Whistling in the Street and Reverie on Abide With Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Taylor
Tne College
Miss Taylor
First Presbyterian Church
Allesro
Wade Adasin
Winer Porlune
Atbert
Stebiina
Nevin
Anne B
Avenir
Arehin
G. Evens
Mrs Sullivan Family Motoring to Chicago and Return
Mrs F T Sullivan of Washington DC and her sons Timothy and Gerald Thomas traveled to Chicago with Mrs Sullivan's mother and brother Mrs O Paulsen and Theodore Paulsen of 2249 Grande Ave SE They spent the summer in the Paulsen home and then returned to Washington by train Also Mrs Charles Rubias of 209 Twenty Fifth Street Drive SE joined the trip to Chicago visiting her son Robert Kubias and Mrs Kubias in Oak Park IL before returning to Cedar Rapids Sunday with Mrs Paulsen and her son
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Sullivan
Washington
Oak Park
Cedar Rapids
Paulsen
California Visit For Mrs French And Miss Robinson
Miss Margaret French of 308 Eighteenth street SE and Miss Bertice Robinson of Los Angeles stayed ten days in the French home and left Monday for California. Mrs Walter J French hosted a dinner at Cedar Rapids Country Club honoring Mrs H L Robinson and Miss Lucille Robinson of Los Angeles who also visited the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret. French
Eighteenth Street
Bertice Robinson
Los Angeles
California
Clinton Woman Visits Mother in Southeast Home
Mrs. W H O Lathrop of Clinton Missouri arrived Thursday to visit in the home of her mother Mrs. F D Matson at 1118 Second Avenue Southeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W HO Lathrop
Clinton, Mo
F D Matson
Second Avenue SE
Doncaster Guest Stays Week with Cedar Rapids Friends
Kenneth Brooks of Doncaster England a former University of Iowa faculty member arrived Monday afternoon to spend a week as a guest at the RD Taylor home 2038 Fourth avenue SE with Cedar Rapids friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Brooks
Doncaster
England
University of Iowa
Taylor
Fourth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Clinton couple wed in St. Pauls chapel ceremony
Miss Berle Barnes and Leslie Paulsen of Clinton were married Saturday afternoon in the chapel of St. Pauls church. Dr F G Young read the double ring service. The couple was attended by the bridegroom’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berle Barnes
Leslie Paulsen
Clinton
St. Paul's Church
F. G. Young
Miss Nadine Fillmore Receives MA From Northwestern
Miss Nadine Fillmore has received her Master of Arts degree at Northwestern University and will resume teaching in September at Wauwatosa Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadine Fillmore
Northwestern University
Wauwatosa
Wis
Patty Novak Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party
Patty Ann Novak daughter of Mr and Mrs JL A Novak hosted a Saturday party at 1819 Washington avenue SE to celebrate her seventh birthday on Sunday. Red and blue table decor featured a cake centerpiece as games entertained guests Suzanne, Carole, Mary Wawro, Danny Novak, Shirley Pretz, Carole and Barbara Bernstorf, Jimmie Shrader, Jimmie and Billy Colbert, and Margaret Petrus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Ann Novak
JL. A Novak
Washington Avenue SE
Suzanne
Carole
Mary Wawro
Danny Novak
Shirley Pretz
Barbara Bernstorf
Jimmie Shrader
Jimmie
Billy Colbert
Margaret Petrus
Mullins Return From Four Week Travel Circuit
Mr and Mrs Harry F Mullin of 412 F Avenue NW return after a four weeks trip visiting Denver Salt Lake City Boulder dam Los Angeles Nollywood San Francisco Catalina Island Portland Aberdeen and Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Mullin
F Avenue NW
Denver
Salt Lake City
Boulderdam
Los Angeles
Nollywood
San Francisco
Catalina Island
Portland
Aberdeen
Seattle
Mrs Forbes Hosts Guests From Little Rock
Mrs and Mrs John S Forbes of 824 Third Avenue SW entertain Mrs John T Parker of Little Rock Arkansas and her daughter Mrs A Babcock as visitors combining social hospitality with family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Forbes
Third Avenue
John T. Parker
Little Rock, Ark
A. Babcock
Recent Bride Weds In St Joseph Wedding
Miss Helen Elizabeth Stewart became Mrs. Paul W. Hotle Wednesday evening at Rev. C M Chilton’s home in St Joseph. The couple planned to reside in St Joseph after the ceremony.
Honor The Lynn Swaneys At Party
To honor Mr and Mrs Lynn G. Swaney who recently built a new home at 2053 B avenue NE a group of eighteen gathered Sunday evening for a surprise housewarming. Following a picnic dinner bridge was played. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Thomas Brady Mr and Mrs Hurley Brown Mr and Mrs WA Cash Mr and Mrs Ralph Chase Dr and Mrs J E Killinger Mr and Mrs Frank Mortis Mr and Mrs Fred Niesz Mr and Mrs George Smith and Mr and Mrs Charles Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn G. Swaney
B Avenue NE
Swaney
Thomas Brady
Hurley Brown
WA. Cash
Ralph Chase
J. E. Killinger
Frank Mortis
Fred Niesz
George Smith
Charles Taylor
Harry W. Dunker
Robert M Chapman
J . Killinger
Leo J. Klinger
Mrs Brown Hosts Birthday Party for Daughter
Mrs Poo Brown at 1317 K Street SW entertained Thursday for daughter Marys twelfth birthday. Games and prizes framed the event with guests including Gertrude Brague Evelyn Brague Mary Berger Shirley Dew Lorraine Dew Ina Dew Darleen Hale Betty Martin Arline Hollister Edrie Johns Ellamae Canarr Phillis Frances Velman Jimmy Luse John McKee Darlene Harrelson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poo Brown
K Street
Mary
Gertrude
Evelyn Brague
Marys Berger
Shirley
Lorraine
Ina Dew
Darleen Hale
Betty Martin
Arline Hollister
Edrie Johns
Ellamae Canarr
Phillis
Frances
Velman
Jimmy Luse
John McKee
Darlene
Katherine Harrelson
Shirley Matthews
Joan Martinek
Dorothy Zvacek
Geraldine Frasinger
Betty Hansen
Betty Brown
Norton Family Hosts Davenport Visitors
Mrs Charles Cuyler of Davenport and her daughter Rosemary arrived Sunday to stay a week with Mrs Cuyler’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Norton, at 536 Forest Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cuyler
Davenport
Rosemary
Cuyler
A. C. Norton
Forest Drive
Kenwood Presbyterian Missionary Meeting Plans Chicken Supper
The Kenwood Presbyterian missionary society met at Mrs Flora Manville’s home. Mrs Kenneth Kohl led, Mrs Stobenfelt spoke on stewardship, and plans were set for the annual chicken supper on August 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the Kenwood Presbyterian
Flora Manville
Kenneth Kohl
Stobenfelt
Gepfert Guests Include NYC Guest and Kin
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gepfert and Mrs Gepfert's brother Harley Geissler host Arthur Kroecker of New York City and his daughter Marion at 1136 Javenue NE as their guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Gepfert
Javenue
Gepfert
Harley Geissler
Arthur Kroecker
New York City
Marion
Misses Norton White and Johnson Start Western Trip
The Misses Josephine Norton Agnes White and Leora Johnson left Sunday by motor for a two weeks western trip including visits at the Black Hills Bolowsteng Denver and Manitou alo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Norton
Agnes White
Leora Johnson
Black Hills
Bolowsteng
Denver
Manitou, Alo
Vacationers Return After Long Trips
Vacationers return home from extended trips across the region. Mrs John M Drabelle and son John spent a month in Findlay Ohio with her father E L Groves. The Johnston family, Jo an Gloria and Judith, visited Lake Okoboji after visits with relatives in Sheldon.
Mrs Houston Leaves for Nebraska Home
Mrs W. J. Houston of Plainview Nebraska and her son Donald left Sunday after a two week visit at the home of Mrs A L Voggenthaler at 1828 Fifth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Houston
Plainview
Neb
Donald
Houston
A. L. Voggenthaler
Fifth Avenue SE
Miss Eulalia Hauser Leaves for California
Miss Eulalia Hauser of 1537 Fifth Avenue SE departs by motor for a three week visit to California. En route she stops in Salt Lake City and will tour San Francisco Hollywood and Los Angeles. In Pasadena she visits Mr and Mrs James Horacek. She will also perform two piano concerts during her west coast stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eulalia Hauser
Fifth Avenue SE
California
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Pasadena
James Horacek
West Coast
Hauser
Paul Hustons Host Guests From Kentucky
Myr and Mrs. Paul H Huston of 112 Twelfth Street NW have guests for the week Mr and Mrs William Ludwig of Louisville Kentucky and their daughter Miss Naomi Ludwig and their son Billy Mr Ludwig is a former member of the baseball league here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myr
Paul H. Huston
Twelfth Street NW
William Ludwig
Louisville
Naomi Ludwig
Billy
Ludwig
Van Horn Couple Return After Four-Week Western Trip
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. J P Van Horn of 1825 Bever avenue SE return from a four weeks journey through the west visiting the Pike's Peak region in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J P van Horn
Bever Avenue
West
Pike's Peak
Colorado
Miss Afflerbaugh Leaves For Des Moines Visit
Miss Evelyn Afflerbaugh of 1821 Blake boulevard SE departed Monday for Des Moines for a short visit with Miss Patricia Trawver who has been staying at the Afflerbaugh home for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Afflerbaugh
Blake Boulevard
Des Moines
Patricia Trawver
Afflerbaugh
Stepanelk Family Holds Annual Reunion at Riverside Park
Fifty members attended the Stepanelk reunion Sunday at Riverside park. Mrs. S Koch of Cedar Rapids was elected president and Mrs. Leonard V Koch secretary treasurer succeeding Wesley Stepanek and Mrs. Joseph Benedick. Family members came from Traer Marshalltown Waterloo Solon and Cedar Rapids. The 1940 reunion will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O H Lundquist in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stepanelk
Riverside Park
S. Koch
Cedar Rapids
Leonard V. Koch
Wesley Stepanek
Tracr
Joseph Benedick
Belle Plaine
Traer
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Solon
O. H. Lundquist
Weekend Visitors Bring News From Fort Dodge and Des Moines
Mr and Mrs L M Jones hosted weekend guests Mr and Mrs Lyle Swaney of Fort Dodge and Tom Moore of Des Moines at 2120 FE avenue NE. Stevan Jones joined the Swaneys in Fort Dodge to visit his grandparents Mr and Mrs W B Swaney after departure on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Jones
FE Avenue NE
Lyle Swaney
Fort Dodge
Tom Moore
Des Moines
Swaneys
Stevan Jones
W. B. Swaney
Miss Bernice Havlik and Miss Minnie Baust Tour Through North America
Des Moines duo Miss Bernice Havlik and Miss Minnie Baust leave Saturday for a tour of Mexico, California, and Canada visiting the San Francisco fair Portland Banff and Lake Louise. They are daughters of Mr and Mrs F H Havlik of 807 Seventeenth Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice? Havlik
Des Moines
F. H. Havlik
Seventeenth Street
Minnie Baust
Mexico
California
Canada
San Francisco Fair
Portland
Banff
Lake Louise
Ben W Smith Marries Irene Tufford in Tucson Ceremony
Miss Irene Tufford of Tucson and Ben W Smith son of Mrs William B Smith of Cedar Rapids wed at the I F Nichols ranch in Tuscon Arizona. Rev Frank F Jones Jr officiated with a modest ceremony. The couple plans a post August home at 1809 Sixth Avenue SE and a grand canyon Yellowstone San Francisco trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Holsinger
I. F Nichols
Valley Road
Tuscon
Ariz
Irene Tufford
Tucson
Ben W. Smith
William B. Smith
Cedar Rapids
Frank F Jones
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Guy E. Tafford
Oceanside
Calif
Janet Donaldson
Andrew Smith
Service circle of the King's Daughters meets in Cedar Rapids
Eleven members gathered at Mrs. Raymond A Reid's home to accept the vice president's resignation and elect Mrs. Myron Mason to the post. A family picnic is set for Aug 22 at 630 p.m. at Dr and Mrs. F. M. Wells's home. Mrs. Hansen of Cedar Rapids and Miss Mitchell of the YWCA on the Philippine Islands attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
King’s Daughters
Raymond A Reid
Knollwood Drive
Schuyler
Des Moines
Myron Mason
F. M. Wells
Eighteenth Street
W .A Hansen
Cedar Rapids
Miss Mitchell
YWCA
Philippine Islands
Lenways Return After Six Week Ames Visit
Mr and Mrs Alvin Lenway and their son returned Sunday from Ames where they spent the last six weeks with Mrs Lenways grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Lenway
Ames
Mrs. Lenway
Mrs Forney and Son Return Home from Visit
Mrs George H Forney and her son departed for Long Beach California after an extended visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Leonard Johnson at 301 Fourth Street Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Forney
Long Beach
Calif
Frank Libal Wins Gold Medal For Glad Seedlings Show
Frank Libal of 191 Twenty-first Avenue SW won the Iowa Gladiolus Society gold medal in the seedling division at the state show held in Memorial Auditorium. The entry, a magenta gladiolus created by Libal, scored 86 points after five to six years of development. Merle Brush led with a tall pure pink single seedling spike and a red single spike win. Joseph R Libal of 2760 Iowa Avenue SE earned top honors for a cream single spike with 11 open florets and the Mammoth single seedling with a rose pink spike. Ralph Baerman of Colonial Gardens, Rushford, Minn., received the society gold medal for the coast-to-coast display judges called among the finest shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Libal
First Avenue
Iowa Gladiolus Society
Memorial Auditorium
Merle Brush
Ralph Baerman
Colonial Gardens
Rush
Minn
Incinerator Takes First Load as City Opens Plant
The municipal incinerator began operations Monday with the first load of garbage. City Engineer Frank Young said full operation would start next week. The $135,000 plant will burn garbage and rubbish except tin cans and glass, aiding Cedar Lake dumping ground concerns near Twelfth street and B avenue NE. A petition with four pages of signatures protested the nuisance, mosquitoes and odor at the lake, though light company officials denied responsibility and cited fresh water inflow as a mosquito deterrent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Young
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Cedar Lake
Twelfth Street
B Avenue
Light Company
Deaths Mrs Fanny Rosenbaum longtime Cedar Rapids businesswoman
Mrs Fanny Rosenbaum 1837 Blake boulevard SE Cedar Rapids vice president secretary and treasurer of Rosenbaum Furniture died in a local hospital after an extended illness Born January 14 1882 in Poland she came to the United States in 1916 and to Cedar Rapids in 1924 Funeral services were held Monday at 3 pm in Moon chapel with burial in Eben Israel cemetery Surviving are three daughters four sons a sister and a brother including Morris Rosenbaum president of the company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Rosenbaum
Blake Boulevard
Rosenbaum Furniture Company
Poland
United States
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Thomas
Ladies Aid
Freda Alexander
Los Angeles
Calif
Bertha Yarowsky
Sonia Bierenbaum
Mason City
Nate Rosenbaum
Moline
Ill
Morris
Stanley
Irving Rosenbaum
Rachel Zena
Big Rapids
Mich
B. Adler
Chicago
Moon Chapel
Eben Israel Cemetery
Mrs. Joseph Horak Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Joseph Horak of 1327 Third Avenue SW died at 7 15 p m Sunday after a lingering illness in a royal hospital. Born Feb 6 1892 in Cedar Rapids she lived here all her life and belonged to Trinity Methodist Church and Suburban Co-Workers club. She married Joseph Horak April 21 1908 and is survived by daughter Mrs. Lawrence Faust Kansas City Kan a brother Robert Deal and sister Miss Goldie Deal Cedar Rapids and three nieces. Funeral services will be held at Brady Mortuary Wednesday at 2 p m conducted by Rev Elton D Wells with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery Friends may call at the mortuary Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Horak
Third Avenue
Royal Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Trinity Methodist Church
Suburban Co- Workers Club
Lawrence Faust
Kansas City
Kania
Robert Deal
Goldie Deal
Brady Mortuary
Elton D. Wells
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mrs Abby Krebs dies in California after Cedar Rapids life
Mrs Abby Krebs widow of Robert Krebs and former Cedar Rapids resident dies at her Hollywood home. Born October 7 1852 in Marion she once ran a west side Cedar Rapids bakery before moving to California over 15 years ago. Survived by sons Harry and Tom both in Hollywood and daughter Mrs Jennie Vance of Missouri funeral at Glendale Little Church of Flowers on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby Krebs
Robert Krebs
Cedar Rapids
Hollywood
Calif
Marion
West Side
California
Harry
Tom
Jennie Vance
Missouri
Little Church of Flowers
Glendale
Mrs Zeta Hesselmann Baum Dies at 93 in Dubuque District
Mrs Zeta E Hesselmann Baum died at home 2818 First Ave FE after months of illness. Born May 30 1896 in Dyersville she taught in Audubon Dubuque and was educated at St Francis Academy Dyersville and State Teachers College Cedar Falls. She married Henry J Baum January 1927 at St Marys Chicago leaving children Helen John Rose Mary Marie and siblings Ben F Hesselmann Gus A Hesselmann Ray A Hesselmann and Mayme
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Baum
First Avenue FE
Zeta E. Hesselmann
Dyersville
St. Francis Academy
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Audubon School
Dubuque
St.Mary’s Church
Chicago
Helen
John
Rose Mary
Marie
Gus H. Hesselmann, Jr
Ben F. Hesselmann
Gus A. Hesselmann
Ray A. Hesselmann
Mayme
Funeral service set for Mrs Reiff in Dyersville
Hesselmann Dubuque and Davenport with Sister Mary Elaine O S F Shantung China announce arrangements for Mrs William Reiff of Davenport and Shantung China. The Steger funeral home and St Francis church Dyersville hold a 9 a m service Wednesday with burial in St Francis cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hesselmann
Dubuque
William Reiff
Davenport
Mary Elaine
O.S.F
Shantung
China
Steger
St. Francis Church
Dyersville
St. Francis Cemetery
Grace Chance 53 Dies in Accidental Sleeping Compound Overdose
Mrs Grace Chance aged 53 dies at her mother and sister 217 Eighteenth Street NE Cedar Rapids. Deputy coroner says death accidental from sleeping compound overdose Saturday night. Survived by mother Miss Mariel DeWoody sister Mrs C Ray McShane brothers Harry DeWoody Laurence DeWoody and numerous relatives. Funeral at Beatty chapel Wednesday 2 p.m. Oak Hill Cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Chance
M. B DeWoody
Mabel DeWoody
Eighteenth Street
R. E. Munden
Chance
Mrs. Chance
Bowdle
S. C
Cedar Rapids
Casper
Wyo
C. Vernon Chance
Washington High School
Coe College
Madison Normal College
Madison
First Presbyterian Church
Mary B. DeWoody
Mariel DeWoody
C. Ray McShane
Cut Bank
Mont
Harry SH. DeWoody
Laurence DeWoody
Chicago
Milton T DeeWoody
Milton T., Jr
Beatty Chapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
Obituary for Emerson Guy Cissna of Cedar Rapids
Emerson Guy Cissna 1006 Twelfth Street NE baggage clerk for North Western and Rock Island trains for 23 years and Cedar Rapids resident for 36 years died Sunday morning after a brief illness. Born June 18, 1893 in Lancaster, Iowa he married Cecil Mae Ollom in Ottumwa on September 20 1930. Survived by wife a daughter Mrs Don Tharp of Rock Island his mother Mrs Sarah Cissna of Haysville three sisters Mrs Zoe Moran California Mrs Ezra Rynolds Packwood and twin sister Mrs B F Myers Ottumwa a brother William Cissna Nebraska and grandson Richard Tharp of Rock Island. A United Brethren church member services at Turner Chapel Tuesday 11 a.m. with Rev Melvin L Welke burial at Pennington cemetery near Sigourney at 2 p.m. Tuesday. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Guy Cissna
Twelfth Street
North Western
Rock Island Lines
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Cissna
Lancaster
Iowa
Cecil Mae Ollom
Ottumwa
Don Tharp
Rock Island
Sarah Cissna
Haysville
Zoe Mor
Man
California
Ezra Reynolds
Packwood
B. F. Myers
William Cissna
Nebraska
Richard Tharp
Cissna
United Brethren Church
Turner Chapel
Melvin L. Welke
Penkington
Sigourney
Jennie Grace Kofron Dies After Illness at Home
Mrs. Jennie Grace Kofron born June 10 1893 in Belle Plaine died at her Cedar Rapids home after a long illness. She lived in Cedar Rapids 30 years spoke at St Pauls Methodist church and the LHWN circle. Survived by husband Harold E Kofron a son Jack and sister Mrs Ruth Probasco. Moon chapel service Wednesday at 2 pm led by Rev Melvin L Welke burial in Call Chapel Grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Grace Kofron
Harold E. Kofron
Higley Avenue
Belle Plaine
Cedar Rapids
Kofron
St. Paul's Methodist Church
LHWN
King’s Daughters
Jack
Ruth Probasco
Moon Chapel
Melvin L. Welke
Oak Hill Cemetery
Romanian rail wreck near Bucharest kills fifteen
A brake failure sent two cars of a passenger train off the tracks at Bidtronec near Bucharest. Fifteen people were killed and 43 injured in the Sunday wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Romania
Bidtronec
Dr Stone urges clearer vision in union church sermon
Dr John Timothy Stone president of the Presbyterian Theological Seminary of Chicago urged “Clarity of Vision” at St Pauls Methodist church during the second summer union service. He warned that nine tenths of world complaints stem from abnormal vision and urged spiritual vision beyond what is seen. The service featured Miss Margaret Hindee as soloist and next week Judge E J Millington will speak at 10:30 am. Participants include First Baptist First Congregational First Presbyterian and St Pauls Methodist churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Timothy Stone
Presbyterian Theological Seminary of Chicago
St. Pauls Methodist Church
Dr. Stone
Margaret Hindee
E. J. Millington
Cadillac
Mich
Notice of Administrator Appointment in Linn County Iowa
The undersigned Leon Stusar appointed August 12 1939 as Administrator of the estate of Naorry C Stusak late of Linn County Iowa deceased. Creditors and those with claims must present them to the Clerk of Linn County Iowa District Court for authentication and immediate payment to the administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Towa
Linn County
Naorry C. Stusak
Lina County
Iowa District Court
Leon Stusar
Barnes
Chamberlain
Hanziik
Ote "Tarnexs
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Bride
Barons
ONN B
Finney Ipome
Mins
Schoonover
Todd
George L. Schoonover
Grande Avenue SE
Astess
Auncheon
Marc Todd
Arrensburg, Mo
Desert R. Ashby
Country Sab Parkway
Mr.taylors
OUN Schweitzers
Illinois
ST. Paul's
American ‘Institute of Laundering
Margaret Frencil
Wli Lathrop
Matson
Beryle Barnes
Harry Mullins
Joman Forbes
St Joseph
Paul W. Hotle
Helen Elizabeth Stewart
L. Stewart
Cedi Rapids
C M Chilton
Edward Koza
Fred Wade
St. Joseph
Wade
Oakford
Killian Company
Hotle
Post Office Department
Paul W. Iotle
Lynn Swaneys
Mrs, Brown
A. C. Norton's
New York
A & P. Food
Third Ave
Earry
John M. Drabelle
Fairview Drive
Findlay
Ohio
Lake Okoboji
Okoboji
Johnston
John Archer
Sheldon
Morgan J. Foster
Jacob
Julie Maurie
Rocky Mountain National Pak
Ben F. Wolverton
Ben
Mary Ella
William J. Kinderknecht
Rinderknecht
Laura Bachman
Bismarck
N. D
Red Lodge
Yellowstone National Park
Buffalo
C. S Foster
Minnesota
Foster
Paul Dorweiler
Hartford
Hartford, Conn.,, and Her Sister, Mrs. A, Ofl Setvepfandt, and Mr. Setvepfandt
Tulsa
Okla
Fosters
Dorwellier
East
James Taylor
Estes Park
Colorado Springs
Alex C Robbie
Twenty-sixth Street
Edward Kuehn
Dr. Kuehn
Vandalia
Paul IL. Stustons
Kentucky
J.P. van Horns
Miss Afflerbaugh
Stepanek Reunion
Alvin Lenways
Furniture Co
Mrs
Harold E. Koffron
L. L. Dolson
C. KR. Savings Bank
Bendix
Paul R. Kelly
Second Avenue
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