Out-Of-Town Guests Feted At Cedar Rapids Parties
Cedar Rapids hostesses honor guests from Tampa Fla Buffalo N Y Ojai Valley Calif Marion Center Point and Town University librarian at multiple luncheon and picnic gatherings using gladiolus decor and hotel venues for hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
van Vechten Shaffer
Linden Drive
Arthur Averill
Tampa
Fla
Lulu Averill
Frank M. Hollenbeck
Second Avenue
Shaffer
Gladiolus
Herbert S. Stamats
Frank Walters
W. E Peschau
B. J Moon
Malcolm V. Bolton
Edward Sheehy
J J Studer
Sutherland C Daws
Walter G Peterson
Wallace S Hamilton
Averill
Hol Jenbeck
Malcom V. Bolton
Wallace S. Hamilton
Carlton Apartments
Miss Averill
Hollenbeck
Ralph G. Hubbell
Buffalo
N. Y
Betty
Harriette Hamilton
James Hamilton
Bolton
Roosevelt Hotel
Patricia Averill
Ann Wadsworth
Ann Witwer
Ojai Valley
Calif
Weaver Witwer
Hilltop Farm
Ruby Byers
Belle Butterfield
Park Terrace SE
Grace Wormer
University of Town
Winifred Wormer
Hannah Wormer
Center Point
Edith Howe
Marion
Luncheon Honoring Miss Henrietta Dows Held at Graves Home
A Friday noon luncheon at 2141 Linden Drive SE honored Miss Henrietta Dows as part of a sequence of events by Miss Patricia Graves. Attending were the Misses Jeanne and Barbara Marshall Frances Blaul Phyllis Sheehy Mari anne Corey and Mrs Walton P Keller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Graves
Harold N. Graves
Linden Drive
Henrietta Dows
Graves
Jeanne
Barbara Marshall
Frances Blaul
Phyllis Sheehy
Marianne Corey
Walton P. Keller
Peter F Bailey Jr Celebrates 6th Birthday at Home
Peter F Bailey Jr son of Mr and Mrs Peter F Bailey 2651 Bever avenue SE celebrated his sixth birthday Friday with an afternoon party at their home. Games were played and refreshments served. Favors of balloons and paper caps were given. Guests included Susan Morse Sally Files Marjorie Hahn Nancy Lynch Peter Helming and Bob Filip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter F. Bailey, Jr
Peter F. Bailey
Bever Avenue
Susan Morse
Sally Files
Marjorie Hahn
Nancy Lynch
Peter Helming
Bob Filip
Miss DeLoris Trapp and Leon Wickham Wed at Vinton
The marriage of Miss DeLoris Trapp daughter of Herbert A Trapp and Leon Wickham son of C E Wickham occurred August 16 at Vinton with Justice J P Ruhl officiating. Attendants were Miss Josephine Brayton and Carlos Long. The couple plan to reside in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeLoris Trapp
Herbert A. Trapp
Sixth Avenue
Leon Wickham
C. E Wickham
Tenth Avenue
Vinton
Justice of the Peace
J. P. Ruhl
Josephine Brayton
Carlos Long
Loren C. McArtor
Cedar Rapids
Buffet Honors Mr Robertson on His Thirty Third Birthday
Mrs Art Robinson hosted a Thursday evening buffet at 522 H Street SW honoring Mr Robertson for his 33rd birthday. Gifts were given. Guests included Mr and Mrs Bruce Eckert Mr and Mrs Fell Seaton and their son Robert ee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Robertson
H Street
Mr. Robertson
Bruce Eckert
Fell Seaton
Robert Ee
Guest at Bridges' House in Washington
Mr and Mrs Needham P Broadwell of Durham North Carolina arrived Tuesday and will spend two weeks at the home of Mr and Mrs Myrl Bridge 424 Ninth street NW. Mrs Broadwell is the niece of the Bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needham P. Broadwell
Durham
N. C
Myrl Bridge
Ninth Street NW
Mrs G A Kay Feted At Thursday Luncheon
Complimentary event for Mrs G A Kay at the Commonwealth tea room hosted by four women. She moves to Dallas to join Dr Kay. gift of guest book given as blue and white table decor and bridge played in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G A. Kay
Country Club Parkway
Dallas
Tex
Dr. Kay
Commonwealth Tea Room
M. R. Warren
Fifth Avenue
Carl K. Linge
Twenty Third Street Drive
W. H Bailey
Park Avenue
R W. McClaughry
Twenty-third Street Drive
Kay
Miss Mildred Semmons Visits Judge Ring at Bever Avenue
Miss Mildred Semmons of Lexington arrives Thursday to visit Judge and Mrs H C Ring at 2508 Bever avenue SE. Semmons is a professor of library science at the University of Kentucky and will stay in the city for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Bever Avenue
Mildred Semmons
Lexington
Semmons
University of Kentucky
Mrs Proctor Returns Home From Iowa City Visit
Mrs Charles H Proctor of 1972 B avenue NE has returned home after visiting her daughter Mrs Leo Kadgihn and family in Iowa City. She had been away while visiting with relatives and now resumes her usual routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Proctor
Iowa City
Leo Kadgihn
Kadgihn
Party Honors Miss Mary Megivern Bride Elect
Mrs. R. L. Allender and her daughter Miss Betty Allender hosted a dessert supper for 14 Mount Mercy College classmates at 1717 Seventh Avenue SE. The event celebrated Miss Mary Megivern, fiancée of George Young, with parasol themed favors and decorations and a guest gift from the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Allender
Seventh Avenue SE
Betty Allender
Mary Megivern
George Young
Megivern
Mount Mercy College
Bridges Return From Colorado Family Vacation
The Rev Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bridges of 3324 First avenue E and their son Charles have returned to the city after a vacation spent in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bridges
First Avenue E
Charles
City
Colorado
Family returns from five thousand mile western vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall F. Harmon and children Mary Louise and Charles Thomas, at 1725 C avenue NW, returned Thursday after a three week trip to the West. They visited Mrs. Ear J. Hill in San Diego and saw the Grand Canyon, Boulder Dam, Los Angeles, Hollywood, San Francisco, the World's Fair, Salt Lake City and Tijuana Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall F. Harmon
Mary Louise
Charles Thomas
C Avenue NW
San Diego
Mr. Harmon
Ear J. Hill
Grand Canyon
Boulder Dam
Los Angeles
Hollywood
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Tia Juana
Mex
Typographical Auxiliary Plans Sunday Picnic
The Typographical Auxiliary met Wednesday in the I O F hall to outline a picnic for members and families on Sunday September 8 at Rever Park. Hostesses were Mrs. J. W. Walterick and Mrs. Charles Wright with Mrs. Walterick presenting a report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I O. F. Hall
Rever Park
J. W. Walterick
Charles Wright
Walterick
Aunt Het Music and Mirth in Radio Talk
Aunt Het quips that radio keeps company like a man at home. She notes the constant chatter and steady airing as comfort, reflecting domestic humor and midcentury radio culture.
Miss Hobel Hit Pre Nuptial Shower Ahead of Aug 25
Miss Blanche Alice Hobel daughter of Mr and Mrs E C Hobel 802 Second Street SW will marry W L Cubel son of Mr and Mrs William Cubel 1742 Mount Vernon Avenue SE Aug 25 at the Little Brown church Nashua. Hobel was guest of honor at a Thursday evening miscellaneous shower hosted by her mother with many friends attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Alice Hobel
E. C. Hobel
Second Street
W. L. Cubel
William Cubel
Mount Vernon Avenue
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Emma Cuhet
Winfred Johnson
Mary Ebohaec
Leona Novak
Marjorie Petrasek
Joe Bervid
Henry Charipar
Vernon Flint
Steve Darling
Anne Machacek
Charles Dodd
W. Cuhet
B. Hartman
Pasadena Librarian Miss Nell Fawcett Visits After 20 Years
Miss Nell Fawcett of Pasadena California a cousin of Del C Porter and Verle E Porter has left for West Branch after visiting the Verle EB Porter home at 405 Twenty-fifth Street SE This marked her first visit in two decades and she was formerly a librarian in Cedar Rapids now serving as assistant librarian in Pasadena library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Fawcett
Pasadena
Calif
del C Porter
Verle E Porter
Verle EB
Porter
Twenty-fifth Street
West Branch
Miss Fawcett
Cedar Rapids
Mineck Receives B A Degree At Cedar Falls
Mr and Mrs Gus W Mineck of 828 Third Avenue SW with children Margaret and Fred and John Smith attend bac calaureate services at Iowa State Teachers College in Cedar Falls where their son Robert Charles Mineck earns a bachelor of arts degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus W . Mineck
Third Avenue
Margaret
Fred
John Smith
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Robert Charles Mineck
Postnuptial Shower Honoring Mrs Wesley Kruse
Mrs Warren Carroll of Rockford Wisconsin and Miss Marge Gillen hosted Thursday evening at a postnuptial shower for Mrs Wesley F. E. Kruse at the Ackerman home 925 Eleventh Street NE. Mrs Kruse formerly Mildred Gillen Bunco and cards were played with linen gifts. Also present were Mesdames B E Kragh B H Burkhart Harold Kelly and Misses Agnes Dusek and Mary Quick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Carroll
Rockford
Marge Gillen
Tenth Street
Wesley FE. Kruse
E. Kragh
H Burkhart
Harold Kelly
Agnes Dusek
Mary Quick
Donna Larimer Honored For Sixth Birthday Party
A party Wednesday hosted by Mrs William Larimer at 1237 Fourth Street NW honored her daughter Donna on her sixth birthday. Attending were Mrs. George Bailey and Mrs. Arthur Larimer along with Phyllis Mann Colleen Kepler Loretta and Marietta Lopata Patty Williams Patty and Marilyn Brown Vivian Whelton Jeanette Curtis Deloris Wilson Bonnie Kitts Emerie Ann Usher and Billy and Ralph Larimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Larimer
Fourth Street NW
Donna
George Bailey
Arthur Larimer
Phyllis Mann
Colleen Kepler
Loretta
Marietta Lopata
Patty Williams
Patty
Marilyn Brown
Vivian Whelton
Jeanette Curtis
Deloris Wilson
Bonnie Kitts
Emerie Ann Usher
Billy
Ralph Larimer
Return from Durand Reunion Brings Long‑Lost Kin Together
Mrs. Lelia Finson and her son Floyd 719 Dairydale SE returned from Durand Illinois where they attended a reunion of Herring Grove school teachers and pupils. Two of Mrs. Finsons brothers Burgess Herring and George Herring joined the gathering. She had not seen Burgess in 47 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelia Finson
Floyd
Dairydale
Durand, Ill
Herring Grove School
Durand
Mrs Shebek Returns From Three Week Vacation
Mrs Martin Shebek and her daughter Marlys Jean have returned home to 317 Sixteenth Avenue SE after a three week vacation trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Shebek
Marlys Jean
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Francik Couple Plans Four-Week West Coast Visit
Mr and Mrs Florian Francik of 525 Thirty-second Street NE travel to Los Angeles for a Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment. They will visit Mikal Francik in Englewood and Mrs H L Alt in Richmond before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florian Francik
Thirty-second Street
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Los Angeles
Francik
Mikal
Englewood
H. L Alt
Richmond
Kurtz Family Reunion Set for Bever Park Pavilion
The annual Kurtz family reunion will be held Sunday at Bever Park's large pavilion with dinner at 1 p.m. Mrs Hattie Hyatt of Seattle will attend for the first time, visiting after staying with her sister Mrs Clara K Brink at 1812 Grande Avenue SE and planning to stay several more weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurtz
Bever Park
Hattie Hyatt
Seattle
Wash
Clara K. Brink
Grande Avenue SE
Parties Held For Two Brides-Elect
Two Sept. 7 brides-elect, Miss Barbara Bloomhall and Miss Sara Huntington, were guests at a luncheon and a dinner party. Bloomhall will wed Dean Stauffacher and Huntington will wed Conrad B. Link of Dunkirk, N.Y. Luncheon hosted by Mrs. Jack E. Durin featured green and white decor. place cards doubled as bridge tallies with guest photos. Further plans include a dinner hosted by Mrs. A. B. Van Dyke for Miss Huntington, with garden flowers and an antique glass gift for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Bloomhall
Sara Huntington
Miss Bloomhall
Dean Stauffacher
Miss Huntington
Conrad B. Link
Dunkirk
N.Y
Jack E. Durin
Carlton Apartments
Miss Bloomhalls
A. B. van Dyke
Wellington Street
Dessert Party Honors Miss Imelda Morgan Bride-Elect
Miss Imelda Morgan, whose marriage to Robert M Rennekamp is planned for Saturday, was feted at a dessert party hosted by Mrs Leonard C Vlach at 500 Twenty sixth Street SE. Guests included Mesdames Jensen Wlach Meaigan Morgan and Misses Murray Wlach Hasley with out of town guest Mrs Gregory J Ellis of Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imelda Morgan
Robert M Rennekamp
Leonard C. Vlach
Twentysixth Street
Miss Morgan
C J. Jensen
Frank Wlach
Anna Meaigan
Joseph Morgan
Katherine Murray
Irene Wlach
Lavina Hasley
Gregory J. Ellis
Spencer
Gas Company BTU Club Hosts Wilma Calloway Bride-Elect Dinner
The BTU club of the Gas company entertained at the Elks club Thursday honoring Miss Wilma Calloway bride elect of Dawson E Grim. Fall flowers and candies decorated the event. The group presented Miss Calloway as a gift. Hostesses were Miss Florence Jayne and Miss Jeanette Focht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BTU Club
the Gas Company
Elks Club
Wilma Calloway
Dawson E Grim
Miss Galloway
Florence Jayne
Jeanette Focht
Cedar Rapids Boat Club Auxiliary Meet Honors Commodore Milhulka
The Cedar Rapids Boat Club and the auxiliary held a steak fry on the club grounds Tuesday evening. Members presented Charles Milhulka with a yachting cap bearing the commodore’s insignia in recognition of his services to the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Barbers Hold Annual Picnic at Bever Park
Master and journeymen barbers held their annual picnic Tuesday at Bever Park. Dinner served to 125 at noon. Afternoon featured races games and a baseball game between the masters and journeymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master and Journeymen
Bever Park
Local Family Returns From Estes Park and Black Hills
Mr and Mrs C J Herbeck and their niece Mrs Darwin W Van Skike with her son Corky have returned after spending two weeks in Estes Park Colorado and the Black Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J Herbeck
Eighteenth Street
Darwin W. van Skike
Corky
Estes Park
Colo
Black Hills
Rush Family Visit In West Union Household
Harry A. Rush and Mrs John E. Rush of West Union visit their father and grandfather Frank M. Rush at 1217 Third Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Rush
John E. Rush
West Union
Frank M. Rush
Third Avenue SE
Lial D Ross and wife Return to Denver after Cedar Rapids visit
Mr and Mrs Lial D Ross of Denver and Cole, once Cedar Rapids residents, have returned home after a brief visit with friends in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lial D. Ross
Denver
Cole
Cedar Rapids
Thursday Guests At Mrs Dietz Home
Thursday visitors at Mrs. F W Dietz's residence on Vinton road NW included Mrs. Howard Leacox and her son Dick along with Miss Hotle from Washington Ja
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W Dietz
Vinton Road
Howard Leacox
Miss Hotle
Washington, Ja
Larkins to Cool and Sheets on Marion property transfer
Mary E. Larkins transfers full rights of survival and title to Martha Cool and William Sheets in fee simple as joint tenants. Property lot J block 8 orig town Marion. Consideration $1 and valuable consideration dated 7 25 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Larkins
Martha Cool
William Sheets
Orig. Town
Marion
Val
Young Men's Bureau Plans Entertainment at Marion Golf Club
The Young Men's Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce announced an afternoon and evening of golf and dancing at Marion Golf Club on Thursday August 29. Members wives and friends will also hear a broadcast of the All Star professional football game from Chicago. Reservations are 75 cents per person and must be placed by Wednesday. A new member, Robert T Hastings of Quaker Oats, was welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Golf Club
The
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Bob Roberts
Roberts
Robert T. Hastings
Quaker Oats Employe
City Briefs Highlight Local Home Visits and Address Revisions
Miss Anna Mae Zobin returns from Chicago to 711 Second Street NW after visiting relatives Mr and Mrs Rodney L Price. The Sunday church service schedule is listed for Shueyville United Brethren with specific times. Recruits Eugene Broukal and Richard Roberts are sent to army units at Ft Scott and Vancouver Barracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mae Zobin
Second Street
Chicago
Rodney L. Price
Army
Eugene Broukal
Route 1
Coast Artillery
Ft Scott
Calif
Richard Roberts
Parnell
Infantry
Vancouver Barracks
Wash
Naval officer visits local recruiting sub-station
Y. J. Jones of Des Moines, a US Navy lieutenant commander, toured MC Madson and J. W. Keene Thursday to inspect personnel and the local recruiting unit. Judge Harry S Johnson used baseball slang Friday when firing L. 5 Hamilton for a stop sign violation on Eighth avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. J. Jones
Des Moines
MC. Madson
J. W. Keene
Harry S Johnson
Hamilton
Avenue
Eighth Avenue
Hit and Run Damages Car on Second Street SE
Samir Stusak reported a hit and run damaged his parked coupe or roadster at 1444 Second Street SE near B Street south of Sixteenth Avenue SW between 6 and 6 40 pm Thursday. Police sought the driver on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samir Stusak
Second Street
B- Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Stusak
Seaman Krabacher Furlough Visit Details in Cedar Rapids
John G. Krabacher a first class seaman attached to the hospital ship U S S Relief in Pearl Harbor Hawaii is in Cedar Rapids for a 30 day furlough. He stays with his wife at the home of her parents 1329 B avenue northwest and visits his father John B Krabacher at 423 First avenue west his mother Mrs Albert Lewis of Marion and other relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Krabacher
U.S.S. Relief
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Cedar Rapids
Carl Keelin
B Avenue NW
John B Krabacher
First Avenue
Albert Lewis
Marion
Detectives Target Imposter After Fifth Cedar Rapids Heist
Detectives pressed the search for a Dr. Robert L. Johnson as Cedar Rapids added a fifth store to the spree by an imposter. A clerk at John Beck's sports goods shop accepted a $25 check for $325 of goods and $21.75 in cash, amid similar forgeries tied to Attorney E. A. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Johnson
Cedar Rapids
E. A. Johnson
John Beck
Des Moines Official Presents 1939 Agency Trophy in Cedar Rapids
R. M. Threlkeld Cedar Rapids branch office agency manager for American Mutual Life received the company president's trophy for outstanding agency building in 1939. The award was presented at a Cedar Rapids Country Club dinner by John Moriarty Des Moines agency vice president. Also among 19 guests was Harry McConachie Des Moines assistant agency manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Threlkeld
Cedar Rapids
American Mutual Life Insurance Company
United States
Cedar Rapids Country Club
John Moriarty
Des Moines
Harry McConachie
Nab 2 Belligerents Arrests Follow tavern altercation
Two more men in a string of fighting incidents were arrested Thursday evening. Jess Miller, 45, of 77 Seventh Avenue SW, was picked up for drunkenness and disturbing the peace after a row at the Midway tavern on Third Street SE. In police court Friday he was fined $25 and costs. Miller allegedly kicked his housekeeper out of a car before the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Miller
Seventh Avenue
Midway Tavern
Third Street
Make This Model At Home Pattern 49522 Ad
Pattern 49522 available in childrens sizes 2 4 6 8 and 10 Size 6 jumper takes 1 yard 35 inch fabric blouse percent yard contrast Send fifteen cents for this pattern to Pattern Department The Cedar Rapids Gazette 243 West 17th Street New York NY Additional ten cents will bring latest Pattern Deck
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
West 17Th Street
New York
Man Fined for Intoxication in Police Court
Guy O'Brien, 48, of 3005 Bowling Street SW, was fined $25 and costs for intoxication in police court Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy O'Brien
Bowling Street
Woods Woman Injured In Collision At Webster Intersection
Mrs Thomas J. Woods of 2417 Bever Avenue SE sustained arm and leg injuries when a car driven by Mr Woods, a Cedar Rapids lawyer, collided with a truck operated by Orville Lown at a highway intersection in Webster Keokuk County. Woods reported the accident to Sheriff Jim Smiths office Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Woods
Bever Avenue
Woods
Cedar Rapids
Orville Lown
Webster
Keokuk County
Jim
Man Struck by Car Suffers Multiple Injuries
Keith Wagner 32 of 720 Thirty-fourth street NE was hit by a car on Second Avenue SE between Fourth and Fifth streets. He sustained a broken collarbone, head laceration, and facial and limb abrasions. He was listed as not seriously hurt and resting Friday morning. Driver Ralph Gearhart Jr. of 349 Twenty-first Street SE remained at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Luke's Hospital
Keith Wagner
Thirty-fourth Street
Second Avenue SE
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Ralph Gearhart, Jr
Twenty-first Street
Two Trucks Collide After Stop Sign Violation
Alvin Kline, 29, of Anamosa, paid a $2 fine and costs in police court for entering an arterial highway without stopping after a dawn collision at the Brighth avenue and Siath street SE intersection. He also had no chauffeur license when reporting the accident. Roy Miller, 29, of 1620 Grande avenue SE, driving a westbound truck, was not held. Neither driver was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighth Avenue
Siath Street
Alvin Kline
Anamosa
Wellman Turkey Festival Observed in Town Pageant
Clyde McFarlin of Montezuma and John Dennison of Des Moines spoke at Wellman Thanksgiving Town festival events. More than 2,000 attended the pageant The Romance of Thanksgiving and Wellman’s development were depicted. Miss Jesse Potsander crowned Miss Wellman and Miss Frances Jean Wagaman Miss Columbia. Laurel Rice won girls division in pet parade. Jain Disney won boas class. Gene Kash won soap box derby. Ernestine Herr Keota won tap dance. Maron Maul baritone sale. Clarence Highshoe Newth English men’s winner. Clara Fuller Wellman women’s winner. Duane McArion Wellman. Dorothy Capper Wellman. Band played for events. Community club sponsored crime event under Charles S Hooker Foster, Olia HE Ross general chairman. Len Danian casting director. Dorothy Duran pageant chair. cast of 140.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Clyde McFarlin
Montezuma
John Dennison
Des Moines
Jesse Potsander
Frances Jean Wagaman
Columbia
Laurel Rice
Jain Disney
Gene Kash
Ernestine Herr
Keota
Maron Maul
Sale
Clarence Highshoe
Newth English
Clara Fuller
Duane Mme Arion
Dorothy Capper
Wellman Wellman
General Drum Urges Draft as Army Weakness Seen
General Huey A Drum told about 9,000 officers in St Lawrence University that conscription and a national service obligation are needed to build weapons and manpower for looming crises. He called the volunteer system inadequate and urged universal service to mobilize the nation for future war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton N Y
Hueh
Tien
the Nations
Forest Army
New York
Woo Ae
Uo Citvens
St Lawrence Uniers
Republican Women And Families Hear Talks At Picnic
About 150 attended a Linn County Republican Women’s club picnic at Bever Park pavilion. Mrs Jullian Woemelstar of Lamont spoke on the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia and Wendell Willkie’s acceptance in Fort Wayne Indiana. Mrs J W Ballard introduced her. Brief talks were given by Guy Lanville Clark Beenis and County Chairman Cath Hendrickson. In charge were Mr and Mrs Robert Vesels Jim Hail Agnes Kuhn Marie Hrenek Amanda Hagenstein Mic Vione Johnson Sadie Kacer Verena Havette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Republican Womens Club
Bever Park Pavilion
Jullian Womelsters
Lamont
Philadelphia
Wendell
Approving End of Dixon Oxford Junction Railroad Branch
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved abandoning 23 miles of the Davenport Monticello line from Dixon to Oxford, extending through Clinton Cedar and Janes counties. It also permitted 12 miles from Fidridge to Deven and asked to abandon the Wyoming to Montville segment, citing insufficient traffic to justify continued operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce
St Paul and Pacific
Davenport-Monticello
Dison
Oxford Finefern
Wyoming
Montvelle
Garrett On Committee To Notify Sen. McNary
The Republican National Committee announced the committee names for notifying Senator Charles T. McNary of Oregon about his vice presidential nomination. Members include Tracy Garnett Burlington, Ann Stumt Minnesota, Robert V M Armstrong Nebraska, Dy Wohiom Moo Robbins North Dakota, HC Jewett South Dakota, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tl Pi
Republian National Committee
Clareman
Joseph Wo Martini Fridiv
Miter
Charles T. McNary
Onegen
Salem
Ore
T Tracy Garnett
Burlington
Tao Wiss Ann Stumt
Minnesota
Robert VM Armstrong Nebraska
Dy Woihom
Moo
Robbins
North Dakota HC
Jewett A
South Dakota
Texas fish hatcher project boosts state output
A Texas fish hatcher program aims to increase production with expected gains in 1940. Officials project higher yields as hatchery efforts expand across Bay areas and related facilities, boosting regional supplies and contributing to state aquaculture growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peter Bailey
Trapp-Wickham
Robertson
Bridges
G. A. Kay
Miss Semmons
Judge
Mrs. Ring
Marshall Harmons
Miss Hobel
R. C. Mineck
Mrs. Kruse
Donna Larimer
Mrs. Shebek
Dorothy Gray
Tre Killian Company
Wilma Galloway
B. IT
Herbecks
F. M. Rush
Rosses
Mrs. Dietz
Climatene
Young Men's Bureau Plans Entertainment
City Briefs
Shueyville United Brethren Church
Senior Christian Endeavor
Robert Krebs
Carl Krebs
Rockford Read
Mercy Hospital
Davenport
Jerry Kriz
Wildwood Drive
Twentyninth Street
Kriz
Federal Building
Marvin McCarthy
Frank J. McCarthy
Toledo Co-op Canning Company
Toledo
Charles D Huston
Internal Revenue Collector
Bessie Engle
Federal District Court
Robert M. Schultz
G Avenue NW
Ft Braga
Schultz
Reserve Officers Corps
Threlkeld
Anne Adams
Esse
Borden's Eagle Brand
Eagle Brand
Borden
Tee Bergen
Turkey
Drum
Dixon-Oxford
Morgan Bros
Frank
Lam
Tome
Hladky
Fourti Avenue
Neumode
Neumode Hosiery Shop
Second Street SE
Flo Ziegfeld
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