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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1940

Page

15

Anamosa Man Heads Cedar Rapids Gladiolus Society

George Waite of Anamosa elected president at the Cedar Rapids Gladiolus Society annual dinner. Show continues today at Z C E J hall with Anton Stelcik elected vice president and Sydney G Smith reelected secretary treasurer. Awards and trophies for top spikes and exhibits are announced as the 11th annual show proceeds.

Anamosa Cedar Rapids Gladiolus Group George Waite Reid Hybrid Corn Company Cedar Rapids Gladiolus Society Montrose Hotel Mount Vernon Road Waite John G. Reding Iowa Elston Carter Des Moines San Francisco Cali Anton Stelcik Holec Iowa Gladiolus Society C R Poyner Waterloo Cedar Rapids Gladiolus Society Fally R L. LaChappell

Best display entries at Waterloo Bulb farm show

Floral displays and garden flowers showcase at Waterloo Bulb farm with best entry by Margaret Fulton and George Waite. Exhibits include table pieces, corsages, and decorative arrangements such as gladiol with auxiliary flowers, dahlias, perennials, annuals, and a playground gardens division featuring marigolds zinnias and pansies.

Holec Jacob von Tets Rosemont Gardens Stelcik Waterloo Bulb Farm Maid of Orleans George Waite C R Payner Waterloo Picardy Jos Holec Minuet Anton Stelcik Bulb Farm Waterloo Bulb Arm E. Hiland Anton Stele Eighteenth Street NW Tauris Calvin Coolidge Watercote Charlotte Penningroth Fourth Avenue Dardenelle George Watte Jonquil Rosemont Gardens Waterloo Rule Farm Zona Waterton Bulb Farm Giren Bremen Rosemont Arden Anton Steleik Eighteenth Street Orance R. L. la Chappell Park Billings Carson Charlotte Pentingroth Anamosa Anton Steicik Waterloo Dub Farm Jessica Dragonet Ridgeway Gardens Ava Maria Frank Maudsley Cedar Rapids Margaret Fulton L. Grecor Gertrude Swenson Waterinn Mibloom Rose Mist Aeal Dr Hote Harold Schultz Ames Orance Bit of Heaven Joseph Holec Meadowbrook Drive Aida Watering L. Cretor Charles Dickens Red Phipps C R. Poyner Meadowbronk Drive Mary Fitzabeth Joseph Stolec Flaming Sword Waterloo Bulb Morecen Oranze la Paloma Farrington Albania Phipps Mary Elizabeth Smeery Rideau Trevona Milford Ride Ed Kloubec Twenty-first Avenue Ridgeway Ster W Melsha Fifth Street Phyllis McQuiston Lester Melsha Mate Frank Terdix Fordider George Buff Raptures Taurus Waterioo Bulb Farm Kloubec Twentyfirst Avenue Coggan Water OO S. G Smith Vernon Road Anton Stelcsk C R Poyner L. Estep F D. Neprash Curzon Galliardia Sophia Meyer E Street S. G. Smith Mount Vernon Road Sweenpstakes Playground Gardens Division Fran Kouba Twenty-first Street Shirley Temple Darrel Spirit of St. Louis Betty Smreck Larse Marigolds Leela Ann Sedlacek Fifteenth Street Smahi Zinnias Jo Fran Kouba Larre Zinnias Marvin Sedlacek Bachelor Buttons Roma Rosenberg E Avenue Marys Esther Bergen Lillian Cunningham Maple Drive Persain Lilian Gunninghan Hnvalid Trayorothy Cunningham Harmony Marigold Dorothy Cunningham Zinnia Harriett Ruby Seventeenth Street Marigold Ruth Rickling Ninth Street

Double Wedding in West Union and Arlington

A double wedding at Bethel Presbyterian Church united Lucile Schreiner and Freeman Stahr of West Union and Alma Hanson of Elkader with Clayton Schreiner of Arlington. Attendants married in a ceremony performed by Rev. G W Uken. The couples planned to live with Stahr in West Union and Schreiner in Arlington. both brides are daughters of local families. A dinner followed at the Schreiner home.

West Union Hich Lucile Schreiner Freeman H Stahr Alma E Hanson Elkader Clayton Schreiner Arlington Bethel Presbyterian Church G. W. Uken Stahr Lillian Schreiner Schreiner Martin Hanson Elgin Will Stahr Mrs Stahr the Light and Power Company

Prostrations At Willkie Ceremonies Hit Heat Wave

In Elwood Indiana AP report nearly 400 people were overwhelmed by a 102 degree heat at Willkie ceremonies. Over 350 treated at four first aid stations in Calloway Park and 45 taken to Mercy hospital. About 100 more suffered minor injuries. One man Charles Campbell of Dayton Ohio remained hospitalized after a heart attack.

Elwood Ind Willkie Calloway Park Mercy Hospital Charles Campbell Dayton

Willkie Homecoming Draws Elwood Aboil For Nominatn Day

Elwood Indiana welcomed Wendell Willkie as the Republican presidential nominee amid a massive homecoming celebration. Thousands lined Main Street as Willkie spoke from the old high school steps. Police reported 8,000 cars per hour inbound, with an overhead airplane coordinating traffic.

Italy Claims She's Winner In Somaliland

Berbera, the British Somaliland capital, faced fierce aerial bombardment as Italian troops pressed on around Jera pass and Adadleh. Italy claimed victory in Somaliland while Mussolini’s paper signaled Greece must heed Italian demands or face consequences.

Italy Somaliland Rome Berbera British Somaliland Greece Gulf of Aden Jera Adadleh Bassa Jipiga Royal Air Force Zeila Somalilands Mussolini Il Popolo d'Italia

Willkie Acceptance Parade Delights Indiana Crowd

Mrs. Wendell L. Willkie, flushed and dusty, rode atop the parade car as her husband was notified he would be the Republican presidential nominee. In Elwood crowds packed the streets under a blazing sun, while Mrs. Willkie recalled the day as unforgettable and spoke of the vast turnout and her son Phil’s pride. Willkie’s mother-in-law, Mrs. Cora Wilk, sat nearby and praised the acceptance speech as fine.

Elwood Ind Wendell L. Willkie Willkie Phil Willkies Cora Wilk Rushville

City Briefs Chronicle Local Incidents and Tales

Morrison couple wed in Judge Ring's court room with Rev Morris H Faber officiating. Larceny arrest after man admitted stealing meat and lard from a car at Finley home. Woman treated for head laceration and possible back injuries after a fall at a Cedar Rapids friend’s home. Non-paying guest count rises as Earl Ruby, 29, is jailed for disturbing the peace following a fight. Hit and run reported involving a Sanitary Farm dairy truck with $25 damage. Vic Johnson tied a new arrest record with 31st visit since 1935, mostly for intoxication. Minor collision on First avenue left no injuries. Police cited two drivers, Clark and Cullman, in a rear-end crash at First avenue and Thirteenth Street E.

Vic Johnson Johnson Second Street First Avenues NE Robert S. Clark Center Point Road Louis B. Cullman, Jr Nineteenth Street First Avenue Thirteenth Street Clark Cullman

Three men charged after Sixth Street road crash

George Baculis 39 of 516 Fifteenth Street NE pled not guilty to leaving the scene and James McNeill 915 N Street SW pled not guilty to failing to report an accident. They were released on $200 bond each and a Monday 10 a.m. hearing was set before Justice W A Ball. Lester Pixler 24 of Postville was involved in the Friday night crash on Sixth Street road SW.

George Baculis Fifteenth Street James McNeill N Street W. A. Ball Lester Pixler Postville Sixth Street Road

Royal H. Holbrook Returns From Mediapolis Visit

Royal H. Holbrook of 1420 Second avenue SE returned Friday from Mediapolis where he was the centerpiece of local affairs during his stay. He declined to discuss future plans but expressed appreciation for the reception.

Royal H. Holbrook Second Avenue SE Mediapolis

Opening speaker at regional Chautauqua program noted

The Chautauqua program, active for 40 years, remains the sole event between the Mississippi and the Rocky mountains. Mr. Holbrook departs today for Columbus to represent the local chapter of the National Association of Power Engineers as a delegate. He previously served as national president in 1925.

Mississippi River Rocky Mountains Holbrook Columbus Ohio National Association of Power Engineers

Teens Dared by Police After Firecracker Stunt at Baxter Motors

A group of teenagers shouted insults at pickets in front of Baxter Motors on Saturday night then sped away. Police warned them to disperse as investigators linked earlier reports of firecrackers being thrown from a car. They chased the vehicle to Second Avenue and Nineteenth Street SE but found no firecrackers on the youths. One teen had prior juvenile warnings for another firecracker incident.

Baxter Motors Second Avenue SE Second Avenue Nineteenth Street

Community lodge and club notices from Star of Maine area

Numerous fraternal groups and auxiliaries announce meetings and picnics across clubs in Maine area. Rebekah lodges Wild Rose and Cedar Circle initiate, host social hours, and plan dinners. parlor and tuxedo groups schedule picnics at Ellis park and Bever park. Knights of Pythias Star of West and Carrie Morcombe lodges set gatherings. others including Union Label league and Youth Temperance council outline meetings at Sokol and Trinity sites with planned picnics and wiener roasts.

Mount Vernon Bride Weds Newton Barlow in Cedar Rapids

Loretta Monica Worrell daughter of Mr and Mrs J F Worrell Mount Vernon and Newton Barlow of Los Angeles Calif were wed by Rev Father Collins at Immaculate Conception rectory Cedar Rapids. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Victor Oliva Iowa City. The couple planned a motor trip and will reside in Los Angeles after Sept 1. Loretta taught in Linn County schools and attended Cornell College and Town State Teachers College. Barlow is in business in California.

Mount Vernon Loretta Monica Worrell J. F. Worrell Newton Barlow Los Angeles Calif Father Collins Immaculate Conception Cedar Rapids Victor Oliva Iowa City Mount Vernon High School Cornell College Town State Teachers College Linn County Marion Barlow California

Willkie's Son In Family Doghouse

Philip Willkie, son of Wendell Willkie, was in the family doghouse after he forgot to load a bag with clean laundry and a pressed suit for his father onto a Rushville special train. He remarked he is in the doghouse and unsure how long the stay will last.

Elwood Ind Philip Willkie Wendell L. Willkie Rushville

Also Mentioned on This Page

Waterloo Farm Ray Moss Marianna Moss Wate Frank Libal Cedar Rauids _ society C. R. Poyner Smoky Moody Amador Frank McCoy P H Baxter Longwood Drive Mark Rose Cogron Pelestina R L. LaChappelli Jos White Bob White Jos Halec Wurtenburera Rosemarie Phitzer Olec Magna Blanca Jalna Beacon George Walte Anamosa Sweenstaxes Pess Robert Burns Takina Star of Bethlehem Rosemont Garden Scaria Joseph Guma Licht Bonk Candy Heart Smoky Bagdad Twentyefirst Avenue S Tataroa Mildred Louise Peesy Lou Anton Stelcix Mildred Lowise F. D. Neptash Waterton Bulb Farm Anton Stetecik Ren Falla R. L. LaChappellt Zuni Fourth Avenue SE Abe Ames Zunt Salmon Bill Sawden Phitzer Atma Cream Shirley_ Temple Trak Rewi Falla R. L. LaChappelli Joseph Holee Ridseway Gardens Josep Oec Craome Penningroth United States Lerion Jalse Eishteenth Street Herr Anton Stelcik Anamose Larse Anton Bstelcix Wases Java Montrose Freeman H. Stahr Eliawood As James Doss Wendell Willkie Republican Party Illinois Summit American Legion Akron Main Street Indiana Cook County Hamilton County Robert A Taft Homer Capehart Washington Paul Wilhelm The Associated Press Bardia Fort Carueno Italian Libya Capuzzo Libyan Virginio Gayda British Aden Gulf Red Sea Alexandria Tobruk Libya R.A.F. Active Ruse Cowan City Briefs Donald C. Dyke Doiias Bolhous Morrison, Ir H. C. Ring Morris H Faber Morrison E. T. “Slim” Ralston C’ Avenue NE Merle J. Finley Tenth Street First Street R. C Wilson Springville St. Luke's Hospital Earl Ruby Milner Hotel Jerry Carroll Magnus Stables Carroll Ruby H. D. Barnes Third Street Second Avenues Barnes Clubs Star of Maine Rebekah Lodge No. 221 Maine Lodge First Avenue E N. A L. A of N. A Wild Rose Lodge L. A Ellis Park River Pavilion Parlor City Parlor City Camp Royal Neighbors of America Daniels Park Rebekah Rebekah No. 79 Hall Standard Life Standard Life Association No Sokol Hall Companions of Forest Companions of the Forest Jessie Hagenbuch Cedar Rebekah Cedar Rebekah Lodge No K. P. Hall U. C. T. Auxiliary United Commercial Travelers Auxiliary Bever Park Palm Grove Palm Grove No Woodmen Circle I O O. F. Hall Star of West Star of the West Knights of Pythias Carrie Morcombe Linn Lodge Linn Lodge No. 249 Shaver Park Ben Hur Union Label League T. Council Youth Temperance Council Trinity Methodist Church Macbride Park Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers K. of P. Hall R. T. Parlor City Lodge First Avenue NE Loretta Worrell Mr. Vernon, Bride of 1St Ave Tel Lydia Wehmeier Perkins Victor RCA Victor All America A.C Hilterunner DIAL
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