Winifred Plumb weds Ronald Fleming at Cornell Chapel
Miss Winifred Katherine Plumb daughter of Mr and Mrs J Plumb 1721 First Avenue E Cedar Rapids and Ronald Fleming son of George Fleming 1700 Third Avenue SE Mount Vernon married Sunday morning at Cornell College chapel The Rev James Baltz officiated in the presence of immediate relatives They plan a northern Minnesota wedding trip and will reside at McIntire Iowa after Sept 1 Mrs Fleming a Washington high school graduate and Cornell College alumna teaches at Colone S D and is a graduate of Coe College Mrs Fleming plans music studies and Fleming is principal and music supervisor at McIntire High School
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Katherine Plumb
J. ¥. Plumb
First Avenue E
Ronald
Fleming
George Fleming
Third Avenue SE
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
James Baltz
Minnesota
McIntire
Washington High School
Cedar Rapids Business College
Colone
Coe College
Large attendance at Monday bridge luncheon at Country Club
Sixty two club members, the largest turnout all summer, attended the regular Monday bridge luncheon at the Country Club. Cooler weather and returnees from lake and mountain vacations boosted reservations. About eighty members were present for Sunday dinner and supper.
Mrs Douglass Hosts Guests From Coleridge
Guests of Mrs. C L Douglass at 549 Knollwood drive SE were Mr and Mrs E J Frost of Coleridge Nebraska. They spent the weekend in Chicago with Mrs Douglass and Mr Frost later traveled to Nebraska while Mrs Douglass returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Douglass
Knollwood Drive
E. J. Frost
Coleridge
Neb
Douglass
Mrs. Frost
Chicago
Nebraska
Mrs. Douglass
Swaney couple returns home after Faribault auto crash
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn G. Swaney of 420 Longwood Drive NE arrived home Sunday evening from Fort Dodge. Mr. Swaney is recovering from injuries sustained in a recent automobile accident at Faribault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn G. Swaney
Longwood Drive
Fort Dodge
Mr. Swaney
Faribault
Bell Family Vacation Return Expected From Midwest Trip
Mr and Mrs James W Bell live at 2532 Country Club Parkway and their son Jack are expected to return this evening or tomorrow from a vacation trip through Minnesota and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Bell
Country Club Parkway
Jack
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Crissman House Hosts Mrs Strayer and Cousins
Mrs Crissman of 1515 Avenue entertains Mrs Strayer of Sateters burg and Mrs Oriaman as cousins visit the Crissman home for tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola
Mra
Teaure L. Crissman
Avenue
Alice’ “Strayer
Satetersburg
Fie
Mira.Strayer
Oriaman Tare
Mrs. Nichols and daughter plan Chicago World's Fair visit
Mrs. A. A. Nichols of 1107 Tenth Street NW and her daughter Anna left Sunday afternoon for a week's visit at the World's Fair in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Nichols
Tenth Street NW
Anna
Chicago
Neighborhood Hostess Honors Ottumwa Guest With Games
Keith Concannon hosted fourteen friends at 1032 Maplewood Drive NE on Friday for a gathering honoring guest David Davis of Ottumwa. Bunco and other games were played with attendees Mildred McKeely Alayne Keneeny Dorothy Greer Marie Jane Kibbler Donna Greer Marguerite Ellison Marjorie Greer Monte Linkletter John Mc Dowell Le Roy Tripp William Ryan and Edwin Hanson. Refreshments were served by Mr and Mrs Je i Concannon, hosts' parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Concannon
Maplewood Drive
David Davis
Ottumwa
Bunco
Mildred McKeely
Alayne Keneeny
Dorothy Greer
Marie Jane Kibbler
Donna Greer
Marguerite Ellison
Marjorie Greer
Monte Linkletter
John McDowell
le Roy Tripp
William Ryan
Edwin Hanson
Je i Concannon
Picnic honors Neubaur Kraut guests from Des Moines and Wagner
Mr and Mrs Homer Siver entertained at a Saturday dinner picnic at Cen ter Point road NE honoring Mr and Mrs Merton Neubaur of Wagner 8 D and Mr and Mrs Merrit Kraut of Des Moines. Guests included the Neubaur family and their daughters Ethel Verna and Helen, Mr and Mrs Kraut, Mr and Mrs Robert Siver, Eva Neubaur Ida Neubaur Earl Siver Blanche Silver Everett Siver Lulu Reeks Hazel Nash and William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Siver
Center Point Road
Merton Neubaur
Wagner
8. D
Merrit Kraut
Des Moines
Neubaur
Ethel
Verna
Helen
Robert Siver
Mount Vernon
Eva Neubaur
Ida Neubaur
Earl Siver
Blanche
Shonka Family Takes Two Week Tour of Colorado Yellowstone and Black Hills
Mr and Mrs S V Shonka and daughters Elaine and Barbara Ann return from a two week trip visiting points of interest in Colorado Yellowstone Park and the Black Hills. They also spent two days fishing at the White Earth Reservation in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. V. Shonka
Twenty-fifth Street
Elaine
Barbara Ann
Colorado
Yellowstone Park
Black Hills
White Earth Reservation
Minnesota
Birthday Party Honor For Mrs Schultz At Home
Mrs F P Schultz of 1036 Sixth Street SW celebrated her birthday Sunday evening with a party at her home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Lumir Petranek with their son Mr and Mrs Henry Matejka, Mr and Mrs Clarence Radeke and Mr and Mrs Schultz with their son. Games of 500 and pinochle were played and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Schultz
Sixth Street
Lumir Petranek
Henry Matejka
Clarence Radeke
Schultz
Rainy Lake Cottage Party Returns to Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Hazel Breneman and her son Charles return from a week at Rainbow Lake cottage in Nevis Minnesota. Joining them were C D Miller Harry Miller Cecil Miller Herbert Miller Harold White all from Cedar Rapids and Gail Pastil of Marton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Breneman
Charles
Rainbow Lake
Nevis
Minn
C. D. Miller
Harry Miller
Cecil Miller
Herbert Miller
Harold White
Cedar Rapids
Gail Pastil
Marton
Mrs W F Hillock and Children Visiting Oshkosh
Mrs W F Hillock and her children of 372 Sixteenth street SE are spending the week in Oshkosh Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Hillock
Sixteenth Street
Oshkosh
Wis
Social Aiders Plan Card Parties This Week
The Social Aiders will host card parties at the Moose hall Tuesday at 2 pm and Wednesday at 8 30 p.m. Cedar Rebekah lodge will meet Wednesday evening in the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Hall
Cedar Rebekah
Cedar Rebekah Lodge
Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall
Camp Magawicka Girls Return With Honors
Peggy Stewart and Betsy Jean Flodin returned from Camp Magawicka Delafield Wis after eight weeks. Flodin received a plaque for excellence in conversational French and Stewart earned a silver loving cup in golf plus ribbons for swimming and other athletic activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Stewart
A. C. Stewart
Perk Terrace
Betsy Jean Flodin
Lucile P. Flodin
Nineteenth Street
Mrs O Brien Hosts Bridge Party For Wanda Beery
Mrs Ambrose O'Brien of 1805 Sixth Avenue BE will entertain at a bridge party for Miss Wanda Beery this evening. The Beery Murray marriage is set for August 23. Attending guests include Miss Wilma Cunningham Miss Ruth Johnson and many other local ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose O'Brien
Sixth Avenue BE
Wanda Beery
Miss Beery
Harold Murray
Wilma Cunningham
Ruth Johnson
Norma Kopecky
Inez Murray
Winifred Martin
Edith Walsh
Agnes Machacek
Ethel Clem
Doris Sullivan
Marcella Ilen
Velma Danner
Gene Gable
Miss Helen Hallenbeck to Wed Quentin Podendorf
Miss Helen Hallenbeck to marry Quentin J. Podendorf in a Tuesday evening ceremony. A luncheon at noon hosted by Mrs. Russell Manatt, 1918 Park Avenue SE, honored Hallenbeck. Guests included Miss Louise Hallenbeck and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hallenbeck
Quentin J. Podendorf
Russell Manatt
Park Avenue SE
Louise Hallenbeck
Helen Ting ‘Hallenbeck
Mr. Podendorf
Twenty-third Street
Birthday party honors Mrs. Allbright at Moore home
Mrs. W. H. Allbright was feted Saturday night at the Moore residence on C avenue NE. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Glen Moore and many neighbors. Games of 500 awarded high prizes to Mrs. Jack Donald and Mrs. C. K. Homan, low prizes to Mrs. J. H. McPartland and Jack Donald, with refreshments and dancing to close the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Allbright
C Avenue NE
Glen Moore
Allbright
Moore
Jack Donald
C. K. Homan
J. H. McPartland
Donald
van Barnes
Leo Grunwald
al Kretschmar
Howard Levnbaugh
Glen H. Moore
Siamis Family Visits World’s Fair Relatives From Chicago
Mr and Mrs T A Siamis return with children Sophie Frances and Nick after a week in Chicago for relatives and the World’s fair. George Siamis joins from the fair with Pete Mousolite and Peter Matuskas. Mrs L Kallas and her Chicago children visit, Mrs Kallas being Siamis’s niece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Siamis
Sophie
Frances
Nick
Chicago
George Siamis
Pete Mousolite
Cedar Rapids
Peter Matuskas
Miss Wilma Louvar Hosts Solon Area Social Evening
Miss Wilma Louvar entertained a group of friends at her Solon area home Friday evening. Leonard Kioubec played accordion solos during lawn games, then refreshments were served by the hostess and her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Louvar
Solon
Leonard Kioubec
Irene Marak
Evelyn Louvar
Inez Witousek
Jean Skvor
Marcella Kloubec
Grace Novotny
Lois Bowersox
Lucille Bowersox
Alta Fordice
Lucy Anna Edna Bowersox
Elizabeth Bowersox
Georgie Buresh
Elma Hrdlicka
Louis Buresh
James Bowersox
John Krabacher
Harley Fordice
William Novotny
Donald Witousek
Leonard Kloubec
Frank .Ziskovsky
Edward Matyk
Kenneth
William Kloubec
Joseph Louvar
Surprise party honors Max Fry at Hotel Roosevelt
Max Fry was celebrated at a Saturday surprise birthday party hosted by Miss Marguerite Oswald at the Hotel Roosevelt. Guests included Miss Mary Barnett Miss Emma Dvorak Emil Kriz with out of town attendees Miss Helen Braun Harold Akins both of Dubuque and Charles Peebler of Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Fry
Hotel Roosevelt
Marguerite Oswald
Mary Barnett
Emma Dvorak
Emil Kriz
Helen Braun
Harold Akins
Dubuque
Charles Peebler
Waterloo
Esther Nezerka Heads to Chicago World’s Fair
Miss Esther Nezerka of 1608 N street SW leaves Sunday for a week's vacation at the World’s Fair in Chicago. She plans to visit friends and relatives while there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Nezerka
N Street
Chicago
Mrs Ray and Daughter Return From Spirit Lake Visit
Mrs T Ray of 9826 First Avenue East and her daughter Dorothy returned Sunday from a four weeks visit at Spirit Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Ray
First Avenue E
Dorothy
Spirit Lake
Dr Bailey to Attend Chicago Meeting of Railway Surgeons
Dr Fred W Bailey departs tonight for Chicago to attend a meeting of the American Association of Railway Surgeons and will return Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W Bailey
Chicago
American Association of Railway Surgeons
Cedar Rapids Girls Win High Honors at Camp Lake Hubert
Cedar Rapids youths and girls earned top camp honors at Camp Lake Hubert Minnesota. Henrietta Dows won high point in the horse show. Barbara Marshall selected as best all around camper. Jeanne Marshall earned a second class skipper rating and sharpshooter honors. Trances Blau received a camp letter. Peter Dows also earned sailing and shooting recognitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Camp Lake Hubert
Minn
Henrietts Dows
Sutherland C. Dows
Camp Lincoln
Barbara Marshall
Verne Marshall
Barbara
Jeanne Marshall
Trances Blaul
Theodore F. Blau
Peter Dows
Henrietta
Martha Beardsley
Lydia Ann Courtright
David Beardsley
C. 8. Courtright, Jr
Josephine Krogsted
Minneapolis
Beardsley
Courtright
Hubert
Gamp. Lake
Seda
Rapids
Leake“ i
Lincoln
McAllister Beatty Family Holds Fourteenth Reunion
W A Keller elected president of the McAllister Beatty family at the fourteenth annual reunion in Bever park new pavilion. Seventy two relatives and friends attended. Officers also include W C Beatty as vice president and Helen Narber as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Keller
McAllister-Beatty
Bever Park
W. C. Beatty
Helen Narber
John Saha
Homer Narber
J. C. Beatty
H. 8. Wright
Isaac McAllister
Margaret Maxwell
Ida Meek
Earl Beatty
Corlis McAllister
Coshocton
Ohio
Effie McAllister
Dick Cypra
Elsie Lattner
St. Joseph
E. A. McDonald
Lauber Holle Reunion At Henry Lauber Home
The Lauber and Holle reunion was held at the Henry Lauber home 1341 Fourth street NW Sunday. Family members gathered to celebrate Mr Lauber's birthday and were joined by out of town guests from Independence Little Rock Sibley and Bever Park for a picnic dinner and supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauber
Holle
Henry Lauber
Fourth Street
Out of Town
William Lauber
Little Rock
Ernest Holle
Sibley
Fred Lauber
Lyle Lauber
Wade Crawford
Otis Crawford
Arnold Holle
Betty
Independence
Bever Park
Lyon Guests at Fisher Home Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Lyon of Clear Lake visited Mr and Mrs Wilfred D Fisher at 225 Fourth Avenue SW over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Lyon
Clear Lake
Wilfred D. Fisher
Fourth Avenue SW
Shower Honors Mrs. Winifred Smith at Kohl Home
Mrs. Allen White and Mrs. Earl Kohl hosted a Friday evening shower for Mrs. Winifred Smith at 2257 Mount Vernon Road SE. Thirty-two friends celebrated with games and prizes awarded to Mrs. Peter Novotny and Miss Ida Barnard as gifts were presented to the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Smith
Allen White
Earl Kohl
Kohl
Mount Vernon Road
Peter Novotny
Ida Barnard
Miss Geiger and Miss Flender Visit Northeastern Cities
Miss Alice Geiger and Miss Esther Flender left Sunday for Chicago Pennsylvania New York City and New Brunswick New Jersey where they will visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Geiger
Esther Flender
Chicago
Pennsylvania
New York City
New Brunswick
N. J
Rhodes Returns From Five Months On Pacific Coast
J. T. Rhodes of 372 Sixteenth Street SE arrived home Sunday after a five months vacation spent along the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Rhodes
Sixteenth Street
Pacific Coast
Ladies Relief Club Meeting Confirmed for Tuesday
Members will meet Tuesday at 2 p.m. with Mrs. George Harris at 940 Fourth Street SW for a Ladies Relief club gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Relief Club
George Harris
Fourth Street
Wedding and Reunion Celebrate Olmstead Family at Ellis Park
The Olmstead family held a wedding for Evelyn Mae Olmstead and Ralph Waldo Day at Ellis Park with 350 guests. Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. Olmstead celebrated their silver anniversary and hosted the annual reunion with about 150 guests. Out‑of‑town guests and Cedar Rapids visitors attended festivities as the couple plan to reside in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Mae Olmstead
Ralph Waldo Day
Robert I. Olmstead
Olmstead
Ellis Park
Ermil B. Frye
Trinity Methodist Church
Vern Olmstead
Erma Hill
William Lacomb
R. D. Taylor
Day
Davis Dairy Company
Cedar Rapids
L Street
Darrel Moore
Waterloo
Hugo Ellerman
Mildred Ellerman
Gerald Ellerman
Clarksville
C. P. Perkins
Vera
Clarence
Kenneth Perkins
la Verne
Tipton
Mae Clyde
Donald Clyde
Dallas Center
W. E. Hotz
Florence McCall
Marion
Robert Olmstead
Helen
Ray Olmstead
Raymond
William and
Carroll
Lyle Olmstead
Ben Neibert
David
Clifford Olmstead
Clifford
Fred. Schorr
Jf Bien
City Briefs and Personals Snapshot of Local Notices
Firemen answered a false alarm at Quaker Oats at 7 39 a m Sunday. Hindleys ad shows Jone sausage. Arthur W Dierlamm left Sunday for Chicago on business. A J Johnson fined 10 dollars plus costs for speeding. Police ask to watch for a Pontiac coach missing Saturday night, license 31 10574. Mrs Josephine Wilson of near Robins injured in fall at home and hospitalized with a broken collar bone. A tarantula found in bananas at J and P Food Shop displayed in window. Robert Downing of Cedar Rapids Junior Art association performs in Chicago on a show boat program. The play No Mother To Guide Her will be partly broadcast on WGN Monday at 6 45 pm. D H Hotchkiss of Houston Texas thanked for locating J C Bressier family members last in 1855.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Downing
Cedar Rapids Junior Art Association
Chicago
WGN
Kohout To Convention Passes Fire Chief Expenses
City council approves paying travel and lodging for Fire Chief Emil P. Kohout to attend the four day International Fire Chiefs convention in Milwaukee. The session opens Tuesday.
Four men fined in police court for intoxication
Four men pled guilty to intoxication and paid ten dollars plus costs in police court Monday. The defendants named were Alda Kuem merle Davenport Wallace Lovell of 1109 Tenth street SE O W Harper of 1113 Ellis boulevard NW and Roy Hurst of 317 K avenue NW Adolph Johnson Carlos Kiek and J Mce are also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alda Kuemmerle
Davenport
Wallace Lovell
Tenth Street
O. W. Harper
Ellis Boulevard
Roy Hurst
K Avenue
Adolph Johnson
Carlos Kiek
J. Mce
Coat Dress Takes Quick Fall Turn For Fashion
New York fashion notes a brisk fall mood with the coat dress as a key early fall look. Lightweight wools and silk versions offer a finished street-ready silhouette with convertible necklines and bright trim. A leaflet explains proper skirt lengths and how to wear the coat dress with ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Kelvey Fined For Intoxication but Jailed Over Unpaid Costs
Kelvey were fined ten dollars and coats on intoxication charges but could not pay and were sent to jail in stead. John Cole and Joe Novak o were confined in the county jail when they failed to pay six hundred twenty five and costs each for disturbing the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelvey
John Cole
Joe Novako
City Council Hears Petition on Twenty first Avenue BW Traffic
A council meeting Monday discussed traffic on Twenty first Avenue BW between First Street and Second Street. The petition cited heavy congestion due to attendance at night basketball games on the Ludmila ground.
Boys Destruction Reported During Wrecking Work
J. H. Roth complains to police that boys tossed sticks stones and dirt into plaster prepared Sunday for a new Sever Avenue and Twenty six street SE residence during Monday incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Roth
F Avenue NW
Sever Avenue
Twenty-sixth Street
Robbins to Speak at Fraternal Congress in Atlantic City
Col. C. B. Robbins president of Cedar Rapids Life Insurance arrives in Atlantic City to address the twenty first annual National Fraternal Congress of America. Delegates from 88 affiliated organizations travel as full sessions start Tuesday and run through Thursday. Robbins serves as manager and general counsel of the American Life convention.
Health Camp To Close After Ten Weeks Of Service
Camp Good Health run by Public Health Nursing Association will close Friday after ten weeks. Forty six children are currently at the camp for physically handicapped youth in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Health
Public Health Nursing Association
CPA H E Like Receives City Board Certificate
Like, connected with the local revenue office as an internal revenue agent for years, was issued a certificate as certified public accountant by the Town board of accountancy on Monday. He holds 437 Thirty-fifth street NE as his address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirty-fifth Street
Town Board of Accountancy
Like
Local Revenue Office
Internal Revenue Agent
Teen leaves home with two adults and a woman
Mrs. Jennie Downey reports her 17yearold son G Bruce left town between Friday and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Mitchell Grooms of Eighteenth Avenue and Thirteenth Street SE and Martha Rockallow, prompting police inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Downey
Thirteenth Avenue SE
G. Bruce
Mitchell Grooms
Eighteenth Avenue
Thirteenth Street SE
Martha Rockallow
Missing man described after party ride in Ford sedan
A woman told police she was worried about his absence after a party. The missing man, Downey, is 6 feet 2 inches tall, 150 pounds with blond hair blue eyes and a light complexion. He drove a 1921 Ford sedan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Downey
Playground Commission Updates and Equipment Storage
The Play ground commission announced no cost for the recent action and reported shower equipment was being stored on Monday as part of the ongoing project. It notes continuing preparations and pending approvals for completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Playground Commission
Peppies Savings Bank Accepts Housing Insurance Plan
The bank was listed by the Associated Press among institutions accepting insurance contracts for the federal housing loan program. The plan guarantees 20 percent of loans made by the bank under the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peppies Savings Bank
Associated Press
Not This Stevens Arrested in DWI Case Mixup
A man charged with driving while intoxicated after a Saturday night crash is not Charles W. Stevens of the Diamond Block Coal Co. The arrestee gave 629 Twenty-ninth Street SE as his address and was released Sunday on a $500 bond in Justice Almon Reed's court, with a later arraignment to be scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Charles H. Stevens
Charles W. Stevens
Diamond Block Coal Company
Daniels Street
Twenty-ninth Street
Justice Almon &. Reed
Pedestrian Struck by Car on First Avenue
J Bales of 1832 Third Avenue reported to police that while driving west on First avenue between Seventh and Eighth streets a man named Shock walked into the side of his car. Shock sustained a cut on the forehead and was taken to a residence on Fourteenth Avenue between First and Second streets SE. the house number and injured man’s initials were not learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ¥. Bales
Third Avenue
First Avenue
Seventh
Eighth Streets
Shock
Bales
Bates
Fourteenth Avenue
First
Second Streets
Thieves Break Into Old City Auditorium Looting
Albert King reports repeated break ins at the old city auditorium with culprits entering via a fire escape and prying a lock. Loot includes light bulbs fuses a cooker and a carpet valued around 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert King
Third Street
Old City Auditorium
King
Ex-Wife Sues. Joseph Wilson Fined for Assault
Joseph 8. Wilson was arrested Saturday on an information charging assault and battery filed by Martha J. Wilson. He pled guilty in Justice Henry A. Stearns' court Monday morning and was fined 25 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Wilson
Coggan
Martha J. Wilson
Henry A. Stearns
Arraignment Delayed for Seven Beer Parlor Operators
Seven beer parlor operators arrested Friday for alleged violations of the new beer ordinance had arraignment postponed from Monday to Wednesday after a conference between Don Hines and the defendants' attorneys. Obstructions in windows and sanitary regulation failures were cited. No action under fighting provisions has been taken though a month’s grace has expired and the city building department notified about twenty operators that their rights do not meet the requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hines
Children Thank Council For Playground Setup
Twenty nine Arthur district children express appreciation for the new playground facilities offered for the first time this summer. The children delivered a letter to the city council Monday through six playground staff members Mire An Bittner Mary Wooten Don Wakee and Bill Grafton who wrote the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur School
Mire An Bittner
Mary Wooten
Don Wakee Yt
Bill Grafton
Saan
Death of Manchester resident Alexander Sefstrom at 85
Alexander Sefstrom aged 85 died at his Manchester home after one day illness. Masonic funeral services will be held at Manchester Community Church. Burial in Oakland cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs. Fred B. Johnson and a brother in Sweden. Born November 2, 1860 in Sweden. He immigrated to the United States in 1888 and worked at local shops before retirement. He was a member of Manchester Lodge No. 165 A F and A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Alexander Sefatrom
J. Frank Moore
Oakland Cemetery
Peter Sefstrom
Sefstrom
Sweden
United States
Delaware
Earlville
Cecelia
Larson
Mra. Sefstrom
R. G. Kennedy
Amy
Fred B. Johnson
Manchester Lodge No. 165
A. F
A. M
Anna Scoggin
Swan and Leytse
Louis B. Smith
Christian Church of
Stade Bon” Bayen
Megow
Grinnell Scout to Receive Eagle Badge at Court of Honor
Dave Phillips a Grinnell College senior will be awarded an Eagle badge at the area Boy Scout Court of Honor to be held Sunday evening August 26 according to Lester L Watt chairman of the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Dave Phillips
Lester L. Watt
Girl Arrested In Beer Parlor Receives Suspended Term
Bernice Konen was arrested late yesterday in an east side beer parlor by Sheriff Joe Petrus and Deputy Larry Condon. She pled guilty to consuming alcoholic liquors in a public place. On county attorney recommendation she was fined $100 or 30 days in jail, sentence suspended on good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Konen
East Side
Joe Petrus
Larry Condon
Almond
Reed
Miss Konen
Rotary Hear Art Hoover Speak On Farming Woes
Springville farmer Art Hoover addressed the Rotary club at the Hotel Roosevelt criticizing government measures. He warned green lice on corn and pests like chinch bugs and earworms threaten crops while arguing cost of production plus a reasonable farmer profit would revive the Midwest. He also attacked the hog processing tax and late benefit payments as pre election gifts. Out of town visitors included Nolan of Boston Howett Woodbridge Hansen Lamson and Nall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Art Hoover
Springville
Rotary Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Hoover
Middle West
Roetary
William Nolan
Boston
Mass
Foremer
Weldon E. Howett
Farmingdale
Long Island
Neb
Dudley Woodbridge
Pomona
Calif
John Hansen
Waterloo
Floyd K. Lamson
Rockford, Ill
V. W. Nall
Iowa City
Iowa Hog Prices Reach $6.50 Top
DES MOINES UP report shows hog prices up 10 to 30 cents with top at 6.50 for choice medium and heavy weights 300 to 290 pounds in Iowa yards. Week receipts rose to 26 32,700 over last weekend, lifting seven day gains to about 136 hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
VU. &. Department of Culture
Art
Hanft descendants hold seventh annual reunion at Columbus Chautauqua Park
In Columbus Junction the seventh annual reunion of the descendants of John and Helena Smith Hanft took place at Columbus Chautauqua Park on Thursday with eighty attendees. Officers elected included Halle Hanft as president Harry Hanft as vice president and Mrs Frank Hanft as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
John and
Helena Smith Hanft
Columbus Chautauqua Park
Halle Hanft
Harry Hanft
Frank Hanft
Alburnett Consolidated School Plans Opening
The Alburnett consolidated school will open in August with Superintendent Carl R. McCalley and Principal Kenneth Wilson leading staff. Other teachers include Helen Haines Francis Kee Clyde Wilson Oriena Powers Dorothy Hense Phylls Okerstrom and Howard Elleson. Janitor Cleve Pickering. bus drivers Flitsch Eugene Estill Alvin Ward Harry Kes Floyd Etsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alburnett
Alburnett Consolidated School
Supt
Carl R. McCalley
Kenneth Wilson
Helen Haines
Walker
Francis Kee
Clyde Wilson
Oriena Powers
Dorothy Hense
Phylls Okerstrom
Howard Elleson
Marion
Cleve Pickering
Flitsch
Eugene Estill
Alvin Ward
Harry Kes
Floyd Etsel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winifred Plumb
Ronald Fleming
Swaneys
Crissman
Clubs
Magawicka
Mrs. A. O'Brien
Miss Hallenbeck
Miss Louvar
DR. Nailey
McAllister
Lauber-Holle Reunion
Fisher
Mrs. Smith
Relief Club
Quaker Oats Company
Hindley’s
Arthur. W. Dierlamm
Twelfth Street
A. J. Johnson
Park Avenue BE
Josephine Wilson
Near Robins
St. Luke’s Hospital
J. and P. Food Shop
D. H. Hotchkiss
Houston
Tex
J.C. Bressier
Gazette
Amos Parrish
BY Claude Callan
Bess
Amos
Cedar WA
RAPID
New York
Fith Ave
America
Newman
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