Local Folk Host Corn Roasts At Treichler Home
Cedar Rapids visitors enjoyed two evenings of corn roasts at the William Treichler house near Troy Mills. Weather forced indoor picnics but did not dampen the friendly gathering with guests including Agnes Thomas of Chicago and Edward Zelda of Dubuque visiting from Welch and Treichler kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
William Treichler
Troy Mills
George Wilhelm
Earl Bickel
James L. Munger
Helen Rush
Clement Wilson
Frank Welch
Agnes Thomas
Chicago
Edward Zelda
Dubuque
Zedda
Thomas
Welch
Treichler
Edward Rhoads
Norristown
Charles S. Brower
Oaks
W. N. Treichler
Crescent Street
Woodruff Family Return From Colorado Visit
Anson Woodruff and Miss Fannie Woodruff of Greeley Colorado, father and sister of Mrs. L R Gerhardt of 421 Nineteenth street SE, have returned home after several months in the Gerhardt home. Miss Woodruff, a Greeley teacher, did post graduate work at the University of Iowa this summer and they will spend a short time in Estes Park before returning to Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson Woodruff
Fannie Woodruff
Greeley
Colo
L. R. Gerhardt
Nineteenth Street
Gerhardt
Woodruff
University of Iowa
Estes Park
Browns Plan Summer Camp Trips for Boys
Mr and Mrs W J Brown of 1962 First Avenue E will travel Tuesday to Camp Highlands Wisconsin and Camp Lincoln Minnesota. Their son Billy spent the summer at Camp Highlands and David stayed at Camp Lincoln. The family will return home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Brown
First Avenue E
Camp Highlands
Wis
Camp Lincoln
Minn
Billy
David
Northcott Family Returns From Edinburg Visit
Mr and Mrs John B Northcott of Mount Vernon avenue SE and their daughters Louise and Evelyn with Lee Winterburg returned Sunday from a week in Edinburg Indiana visiting Mrs Northcott sisters and Mr Winterburgs parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Northcott
Mount Vernon Avenue
Louise
Evelyn
Lee Winterburg
Edinburg
Ind
Mrs. Northcott
Mr. Winterburg
John son Anderson Family Reunion Held in Shellsburg Park
The annual reunion of the John son Anderson families was held in Shellsburg park Sunday with sixty nine members in attendance. Cedar Rapids attendees included Mr and Mrs Frank S Wearinger and son Albert Miss Evelyn Roberts Mrs Olive Bagley Mr and Mrs George Langham Mrs Lulu Jones and Mrs Dulin. The next reunion is planned for the second Sunday in August at the same park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson-Anderson
Shellsburg Park
Cedar Rapids
Franks. Wearinger
Albert
Evelyn Roberts
Olive Bagley
George Langham
Lulu Jones
Dulin
Love family responds to Cedar Falls medical emergency
Mr and Mrs C A Love of 1222 Sixth Avenue SE were called to Cedar Falls Saturday for their daughter Velma who was visiting with Aunt Mrs Millie Wallace. Velma Love underwent an appendectomy that evening and Mr Love traveled on to Cedar Rapids Sunday while Mrs Love remained in Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Love
Sixth Avenue SE
Cedar Falls
Miss Velma
Millie Wallace
Miss Love
Mr. Love Red
Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Love
Mercy Hospital Auxiliary to Meet Wednesday Afternoon
Mercy Hospital Auxiliary board will meet at the hospital on Wednesday at 1 30 pm. The meeting will be followed by sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital Auxiliary Board
Irvine couple returns from ten day visit to Wilton farm
Mr. and Mrs. James Irvine of 421 Thirty-fourth street NE arrived home Saturday evening after a ten day visit with Mrs. Irvine's daughter Mrs. W. N. Rorick who resides on a farm near Wilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Irvine
Thirty-fourth Street
Newell Family Expected Home Tuesday From Clear Lake
Prof. and Mrs. Walter S. Newell and their daughter Noel, who went to Clear Lake last week, are expected to return home Tuesday from their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Newell
Fifteenth Street
Noel
Clear Lake
Cecile McMillan Weds Robert Wilson in Morrison Ceremony
Announcement by Mr. and Mrs. Charles McMillan of 387 Sixteenth Street SE states Cecile McMillan married Robert Wilson of Greene on June 22 at Morrison Illinois. Cecile attended Coe College and worked with the Iowa Adjustment and Credit Bureau. Robert, a 1929 Coe graduate, is co manager of three area theaters and will reside with his wife in Greene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McMillan
Sixteenth Street
Cecile
Robert Wilson
Greene
Morrison, Il
Mrs. Wilson
Misses Woitishek Return From West Coast Tour
The Misses Mary and Anna Woitishek of 1402 B avenue NE returned Sunday after attending events on the west coast. Mary, Cedar Rapids Woman's club president, was a delegate to the Biennial of the General Federation of Women's Clubs in Seattle June 9 to 18. They then visited San Francisco for Woman's club fairs and attended the first International Recreation Congress in Los Angeles at the Biltmore, plus the opening of the Olympic games, staying with their brother Dr F J Woitishek and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Anna Woitishek
Avenue NE
West Coast
Mary Woitishek
Cedar Rapids
Biltmore Hotel
Los Angeles
Woitishek
F. J. Woitishek
Beta Delphian dinner party at Upper Palisades hotel
A Beta Delphian society dinner followed a day of hiking and boating at the Upper Palisades hotel. The event drew a group including Ruth Totter Amy Jane Clark Alice Hanna Zoe Varney Jettie Belland Jane Lilja Gladys Grothe Nelle Crawford Ruby Carlson Nelle Tuttle Ethel Shean Grace Dayton Betty Walker Jane Slavata Margaret Mayberry Annie Y Smith and guests from Cedar Rapids Des Moines Manly Barrington Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Palisades Hotel
Beta Delphian Society
The
Palisades
Ruth Totter
Amy Jane Clark
Alice Hanna
Zoe Varney
Jettie Belland
Jane Lilja
Gladys Grothe
Nelle Crawford
Ruby Carlson
Nelle Tuttle
Ethel Shean
Grace Dayton
Betty Walker
Jane Sl
Miss Esther Yothers to Visit Des Moines and Lake Okoboji
Miss Esther Yothers of 2034 Fourth avenue SE will travel to Des Moines on Tuesday to visit Mr and Mrs J J Shambaugh and then proceed to Lake Okoboji to pick up Elizabeth Shambaugh. They will return to Des Moines Thursday with Prof and Mrs J F Yothers and their son. Esther withdraws from the Eastern Iowa Tennis tournament due to the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Yothers
Fourth Avenue SE
Des Moines
J. J. Shambaugh
Lake Okoboji
Elizabeth Shambaugh
J. F. Yothers
Esther
Miss Fern Trevelyan Leaves for San Diego Visit
Miss Fern Trevelyan of 1281 Third Avenue SE departed Saturday for San Diego California to visit her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Ray Trevelyan. She plans to return in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Trevelyan
Third Avenue SE
San Diego
Calif
Ray Trevelyan
Mrs Irene Smith and Daughter Return Home
Mrs Irene M. Smith and her daughter return to their home at 858 Fourth Avenue SE after spending the summer at Lake Geneva and Algonquin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene M. Smith
Fourth Avenue SE
Lake Geneva
Algonquin
F A U Riders Meet With Mrs Wallace
The F A U Riders will meet with Mrs. Lou Wallace at 1914 Ninth Street SW on Tuesday at 7 30 p m in an orderly club gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Wallace
Ninth Street SW
Security Benefit Card Party Slated at VFW Hall
The Security Benefit Association will host a card party at the VFW hall on Tuesday at 2 30 p m. Proceeds support the organization and local activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Benefit Ass'n the Security Benefit Association
V. F. W. Hall
Royal Neighbors Parlor City Camp Meeting
Parlor City Camp No. 1799 meets in K P hall Tuesday at 7 30 p m Officers are asked to be present for practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parlor City
K. P. Hall
Reunion of Schenken Grunewald and Koch Families at Ellis Duck Pond
Descendants of the Schenken Grunewald and Koch families held a reunion at the Ellis duck pond. L. Runkle of Anamosa served as secretary and Mrs. Neil Lutes of Dubuque as treasurer. more than eighty attended. A long list of attendees from Cedar Rapids Ames Marion Davenport Dubuque St Louis Chicago Blairstown and other locales attended with numerous family members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Pickard
H. C. Ireland
Cedar Rapids
Schmidt
L. Bernard, Jr
Ames
Ewald A. Schenken
Robert Schenken
Seattle
Wash
Louise Mercer
Rochester
Rochester, Minn.; Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Black, Mrs. Minnie Schenken, Hugo Schenken
Carroll Roberts
Claire
Janette
John
A. A. Schenken
Albert Warren
Eileen Mae
Marion
W. E. Koch
Herman Koch
Marie
Ellen
Genevieve
Central City
R. L. Runkle
Dorothy
Robert
Blairstown
John C. Tatge
Annis
Jack
Belle Plaine
Otto Giesecke
St. Louis
F. W. Schenken
Carlos D. Schenken
Arthur Schenken
Paul Schenken
Dorothy Schenken
Arnold J. Koch
Keystone
Mary Koch
West Branch
Neil Lutes
Robert Koch Lutes
Delphine Lutes
Dubuque
C. F. Bielenberg
Robert, Arthur
Betty
Davenport
Hambrights Take Ohio Trip With Stop in Chicago
Mr and Mrs Walter Hambright and their daughter Jeanette returned Saturday from a weeklong motor trip through Ohio visiting Cleveland Oberlin Wakeman and Elyria and stopping briefly to see friends in Chicago on the return leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hambright
Blake Boulevard
Jeanette
Ohio
Cleveland
Oberlin
Wakeman
Elyria
Chicago
Mrs Isabel Favorite Hosts Cedar Rapids Luncheon Club
Mrs Isabel Favorite of 1400 Second Avenue SE presided as hostess Monday at the Cedar Rapids Country Club for the weekly Monday Luncheon club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Favorite
Second Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Eve lyn June to Wed Elroy Floerchinger Today
Mrs. Frank O'Farrell hosted a miscellaneous shower at her 843 B avenue NE home for daughter Eve lyn June whose marriage to Elroy Floerchinger is set for today. Attendees included Mrs. Anna Floercharginger, Miss Irene Lybarger, and many relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O'Farrell
Avenue NE
Evelyn June
Elroy Floerchinger
Anna Floerchinger
Irene Lybarger
I. L. Newman
Eleanor
A. L. Newman
J. L. Cole
Emma McConaughey
E. B. Murphy
Willey Family Visiting Tulsa Residents at Washington and Maplewood
E. V. Willey and his son Robert of Tulsa are visiting the Sanders home at 2020 Washington avenue SE and the Plocks at 932 Maplewood drive SE. Mr. Willey is a relative of Mrs. Sanders and Mrs. Plock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. Willey
Robert
Tulsa
Okla
Grace Glass Visits Des Moines Relatives for Ten Days
Miss Grace Glass of 1922 First Avenue E travels to Des Moines on Sunday to spend the next ten days visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Glass
First Avenue E
Des Moines
Weekend visit of OBrien and Korses to Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs Frank OBrien of 607 Sixth Avenue SE spent the weekend in Sigourney. They were joined by Miss Margaret Kors and Jay Kors who will spend a week in Cedar Rapids before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigourney
Frank O’brien
Sixth Avenue SE
Margaret
Jay Kors
Cedar Rapids
Shanklin Family Reunites in Bever Park Seventeen Attendees
The fourteenth annual reunion of the Shanklin family drew sixty five members from North English New Hampton Mason City Mount Vernon Anamosa Viola Springville Waubeek Marion and Cedar Rapids in Bever Park. New officers elected C A Shanklin Cedar Rapids president W M Geiger North English vice president Clifford Randall Cedar Rapids secretary Eva Atkins Marion treasurer Ethel Patterson Mason City historian A dinner followed with a ball game to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanklin
Bever Park
North English
New Hampton
Mason City
Mount Vernon
Anamosa
Viola
Springville
Waubeek
Marion
Cedar Rapids
C. A. Shanklin
W. M. Geiger
Clifford Randall
Eva Atkins
Ethel Patterson
Hassing Family Visits St Paul Area Relatives
L. H. Hassing of St. Paul visited Saturday with his sons Edward and Frank and with Mr. and Mrs. McEachron at 619 Fifth street NW and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Hassing
St. Paul
Edward
Frank
John McEachron
Fifth Street
Burrells Mourn Sister-in-Law in Alden Death
Mr and Mrs D L Burrell of 522 McKinley Street SE are called to Alden by the death of Mrs Charles Williams, the sister in law of Mrs Burrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Burrell
McKinley Street
Alden
Miss Molly Colwell and Miss Roma Sabin Travel to Council Bluffs
Miss Molly Colwell of the Maddigan School of Dancing and Miss Roma Sabin left Saturday for Council Bluffs, traveling from 607 Sixth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Colwell
Sixth Avenue SE
Maddigan School of Dancing
Roma Sabin
Council Bluffs
Soviet Crop Yield Trails Last Year Despite Measures
Moscow reports the Soviet Union's crop yield on the 10th lags 30,000,000 acres behind last year's figure despite official efforts to liquidate backwardness in the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Guards Defend Mines Against 2000 Pickets
Armed sentries prepared to block roads into Christian county as 2000 striking miners from Springfield Beard and Gillespie threatened a march to mines in Taylorville Illinois. Sheriff Weineke deputized 1000 citizens while business leaders and American Legion members formed rapid response units to protect the Midland field under a wage cut from 6.10 to 5 per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylorville
Ill
Christian County
Charles H. Weineke
American Legion
Illinois
Springfield
Beard
Gillespie
Midland
City Briefs and Personals Briefly Note Local Fines and Events
City briefs report Chris Brown, 39, fined 10 dollars and costs in police court for intoxication. John Burns, 30, sentenced to thirty days in county jail by Justice G.8S. ae for intoxication. Community notices include funeral attendance for Frank Horak at Sokol hall and a 25 cent chicken dinner at United Brethren church. Linden Camp 145 Modern Woodmen of America announces a 8:15 p.m. meeting for regualr work and new member reception with all officers urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Brown
Fourth Street NW
John Burns
Seventh Avenue SE
G. 8
S. Ae
Linden Camp No
Modern Woodmen of America
Local Man Fined for Assault and Battery
Leo Cox of 2412 B avenue NE was fined 50 dollars and costs by Justice G S Lightner on a charge of assault and battery filed by Mrs. Cox Saturday night. The fine was suspended on payment of the costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Cox
B Avenue NE
Justice G
Lightner
Fines levied for fishing without license and pheasant out of season
Justice G. 8S. Lightner fined Ival Green fifty dollars and costs for fishing without a license and Don D. Seeger for possessing a pheasant out of season. Informations were filed by Deputy Game Warden Sam O ne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice G. 8S
Lightner
Ival Green
Don D. Seeger
Sam O’ne
Residents Fined In Police Court For Speeding And Parking
A. H. McCann of rural route four A. A. Myers of 1122 Second Avenue SW and John McBaith of 361 Woodland Drive SW were fined 15 dollars and costs in police court Monday for speeding. L. R. Walker of 1545 Second Avenue SE paid 2 dollars and costs for overtime parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. McCann
A. A. Myers
Second Avenue
John McBaith
Woodland Drive
L. R. Walker
City approves paving contract on Twenty fifth Street SE
The city council on Monday approved a paving contract with Haegg Construction for Twenty fifth Street Drive SE from First Avenue to Second Avenue. Haegg’s low bid on the project totaled $2 362.06.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haegg Construction Company
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
First Avenue
Second Avenue
Haegg Company
Motor Club of Iowa Executive Committee Meeting Invited
The executive committee of the Motor club of Iowa will meet Tuesday at noon on August 23 at the Hotel Montrose. G. J. Timmerman of Dubuque is president, R. E. Rhoades of Des Moines is general manager, and Charles D. Manson serves as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Motor Club of Iowa
Montrose
G. J. Timmerman of
Dubuque
R. E. Rhoades
Des Moines
Charles D. Manson
City Council Orders Paving of Twenty Fourth Street Drive
The city council read and filed a resolution to pave Twenty fourth street drive SE from First avenue to Second avenue. The move followed a property owner petition and faced a remonstrance from several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
First Avenue
Second Avenue
Continental Oil Earns City Nod for Sidewalk Move at Sixteenth
The city council granted Continental Oil permission Monday to shift the Sixteenth Street NE sidewalk back at First Avenue to allow cutting a driveway for a new station under construction there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Oil Company
Sixteenth Street
First Avenue
City defers paving of D street SW on petition vote
City council deferred indefinitely the paving and curbing of D street SW from Sixteenth to Eighteenth avenues. The action followed a petition by 45 percent of district property owners and a remonstrance from 54 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Eighteenth Avenue
Births Reported of Two Sons in Local Homes
A son born August 14 to Mr and Mrs James F Milota of 2007 Second Street SW and another son born August 15 to Mr and Mrs William Zek of Mount Vernon Road.
Funeral for F J Horak Tuesday in Cedar Rapids
Funeral services for Frank J. Horak 62 lifelong Cedar Rapids resident founder of Horak drug stores will be held at 2 pm Tuesday at Turner chapel Rev Melvin Welke of People's church to officiate Odd Fellows will conduct the graveside service at Bohemian National cemetery Horak a member of Jan Hus lodge 51 I O O F and Retail Druggists Association known for his kindly nature and dependability in business
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Horak
Pirst Avenue
Horak Drug Stores
Turner Chapel
Melvin Welke
The
People’s Church
Odd Fellows
Bohemian National Cemetery
Horak
Jan Huslodge
Retail Druggists Association
Cedar Rapids
Licenses Suspended and Revoked in Linn County
Four Linn county motorists had licenses suspended and two others had theirs revoked for a year per state automobile department notices. O Nea l and Ernest Trumpold had licenses revoked for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. J J O Hern has license suspended pending grand jury action. Additional suspensions were imposed on E Griffith Springville John Gatewood Marion and Frank N Warren Parkcourt SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
State Automobile Department
W. H. O'Neal
Sixteenth Avenue SE
E. C. Griffith
Springville
John Gatewood
Marion
Frank N. Warren
Parkcourt SE
Former Pupils and Teachers Hold Big Springs School Reunion
The third annual reunion of former pupils and teachers was held in the Big Springs school yard on Sunday with thirty-two attendees. Two former teachers, Mrs. Eunice Madison and D. W. Reynolds, attended. officers were re-elected and a luncheon program followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Springs
Eunice Madison
D. W. Reynolds
Ida Patschke
Gertrude Baldwin
Theresa King
Operators And Theater Managers Debate Ordinance Change
City council hears from motion picture operators and theater managers about altering rules on machine operation. Paramount’s Ted Emerson opposes a per machine operator rule as costly and unnecessary for safety. Operators' L M Silliman argues the aim is public safety. council takes no action awaiting a written petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Emerson
Paramount Theater
L. M. Silliman
W. H. Stepanek
Silliman
Urges Registration At City Hall To Avoid A Rush At The Precincts
L. J. Storey city clerk and commissioner of registration urged voters working out of town to register at city hall under the permanent plan. He noted teachers students and others away during precinct registration should register now and that disabled voters should call to arrange registration early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Storey
Storey
Dry Enforcement To Be Continued
Washington AP reports Attorney General Mitchell orders no relaxation in federal prohibition enforcement. A circular to departmental chiefs warns against easing efforts without state control, saying chaos and excess would follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Mitchell
Department
Department of Justice
Center Point Home Hit in Break-In Stolen Radio and Missing Dog
The Hills of Center Point reported theft of a seven-tube table-model radio after a screen door was forced. Neighbors saw cars near the home around 10 pm Saturday as the residents were at a celebration. A white and brown rat terrier named Peggy, belonging to Harry Hills, is missing. Deputy Larry Condon investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Petrus
Harry Hills
Center Point
Hills
Peggy
Larry Condon
Notice of hearing on proposed reinforced concrete paving plans
City of Cedar Rapids Iowa issues a resolution of necessity for reinforced concrete paving on 24th Street Drive from 1st Avenue to 2nd Avenue. Hearing set for September 1 1932 at ten A.M. at City Council chamber. Objections to assessments or plans may be filed. publication August 15 and 16 1932. Signed Maude M. Krebs City Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Ty Council
Ar Rapids
Scember 1
Cedar Rapids
24Th Street
Sreerom 1St Avenue
2Nd Avenue
Knolk Reappointed to City Board of Adjustment
L C Knolk of 1324 A Avenue NW is reappointed to the board of adjustment. In a four resolution from Mayor W H Stepanek, Knolk will serve another term upon expiration of his current term on June 30 this year and his new term will run for a specified period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Knolk
Board of Adjustment
A Avenue NW
W. H. Stepanek
Eee Ee Ee
SS Ee
V Knolk
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. Treichler
Indiana
Mercy Hospital Auxiliary
Wilton
Newells
Bishe
Allison Hotel
Cecile M’millan
Robt. Wilson
Upper Palisades
California
Clubs
Iowa State Camp Meeting
Church of God
M Avenue and
Eighth Street NW
J. Henry Capps
Schenken
Koch
Grunewald
Favorite
Oklahoma
Gazette
Sokol Hall
Frank Horak
United Brethren Church
Motor Club Committee
F. J. Horak
Maude M. Krebs
Teputin and Republican
Borden
YALE
GM Continental
Majestic
M-5
Frigidaire
Duco Exterior
Zerozone
ABC
2Nd Ave. SE
Dial
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