Holets Descendants Hold Fourth Reunion in Mount Vernon Area
Descendants of Wendl and Acns Holets gathered for the fourth annual reunion on the Frank Hirnek Jr. farm near Mount Vernon with ninety attendees renewing friendships. President Frank Hynek Jr. opened the meeting after dinner, and Secretary Treasurer Thomas Horak read last year’s minutes noting larger attendance than 1931. New officers were elected: Leo Tas of Fairfax as president and Cheries G Sewer of Cedar Maples as secretary and treasurer. The group includes Holets families from Swisher, Ely, Ottumwa, Cedar Rapids, Fairfax, and nearby towns, with many relatives and children present.
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Wendl
Frank Hirnek
Wount Vernon Serexiy
Frank Hynek, Jr
Thomas Horak
Joseph Kubicek
Cedar Rapids
Europe
Czecho- Slovakia
LE Tas
Fairfax
Iowa
Cheries G Sewer
Cedar Maples
Frank Hemex, Jr
Mount Vernon
Wuhuoerd
Olga
Clara
Bfpf Holets
Maxine
Ronald
LE Yarter
Wham
Ane Easali
Joseph Strovy
Cnicrentto
Irene
Harold
Ed M
Edwin
Yoola
Joseph Rubicek
Charles Selzer
Thei
Airs
John Haceec
Joan Jor
Ant
Thomas Herak
Therenuren
Adeline Lester Ard
Charles Zvacek
Victor Holec
Victor, Jr
Louis Rase
Sir
Birk
Leo Seclacek
Marvin
Frank Holec
Fred H. Hubcek
Lois Mey
Ted
Mary Anne
Frank James
Chilldren
Lacue Riss
Lewis
Charles
Acneesse
Frank, Jr
Ottumwa MO
Wiltem Walker
Deron, Wach
Egan Defense May Open Fight Today
In San Francisco, lawyers for Frank Egan and ex-convict Tinnin prepared to open their defense in the insurance murder trial of Mrs. Jes Hughes. Prosecution was set to finish its case after more than two dozen witnesses testified, including Verne Doran, who confessed to involvement.
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San Francisco
DYS
Frank Egan
Tinnin
Belews
Celenise
Egan Tinnesanto
Verne Doran
Hurhes
Rome
Doren
Brozn
Bano
Quasqueton Birthday Party Attended by Family
A fragmented birth anniversary gathering at the Dr and Mrs Johnson home in Quasqueton Sunday shows family members present. Attendees include Mir end Mrs Iyjnn G Suaneyr and son Bobdsy, along with Drs Johnsons and Cedar Rands associates.
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Dr & W. Johnson
Rome
Bers
Iyjnn
Suaneyr
Bobdsy
Brether Attirrey
EA Johnson
Nis
Cedar Rands
Vom
Elecuri
Cesi
Jackson Gran Company
Detnean
Fourth End
Fifth Avenues
Loder
Lacs SS
Sre
Worthen and Allen
Ats Leroy Hhog
Wheelng Mold and Foundry Company
Wheelnage
Wo Va
Arvanning
Cha’ Cot
J Rdiisskr
Miirov
Pratie Betem
Ernestine Pow
Answers Are Puzzling Horizontal and Vertical Puzzle Clues
A convoluted list of puzzle clues with many misspellings and malformed entries. It blends horizontal and vertical hints for words such as plays dogma Italian river sooner than each and other tangled terms, lacking coherent definitions.
10-20-30 Years Ago In The Gazette Aug 23 1922
A review of items from August 23 1922 notes injuries from a vehicle collision, names listed for local firms and moves, and local events. Details include a fracture to Autoon Habar and a collision with a motor vehicle, plus community notices about residents, businesses, and the inter-state fair attendance reaching about 25 990 visitors across three days.
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Idete
Earhes
Antrer
Powel Minchell
Angelo Seabrook
Edward Williams
Miller
Ignare L Bechtinn
George Posp
Willams Park Feathersonshaura
James Feukes
Restarcar
CSYS
Wes Opered
Say Young Menjou Drank Wine Before Crash Killing Girl
In Los Angeles testimony described Harold Menjou as drinking wine from a jug prior to a crash that killed 16 year old Marjone Gauthie. Eight witnesses testified as the defense case began, detailing Menjou’s speed of 79 mph shortly before the fatal collision blamed on alcohol and recklessness.
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Los Angeles
INS
Eharold Menjou
Marjone Gauthie
Menjou
Benig Ue Svepsen
Adolphe Merjo
Almeter
Os Verry St Hus
Cefense
Newton D. Baker To Stamp For Party
Newton D Baker, former secretary of war, planned to stamp for the party at a New York event. The gathering featured Gow Franklin D. Roosevelt and Speaker Joan N. Antes Besertums, with many attendees noting Baker’s influence on party unity.
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Newton D. Baker
New York
Newton D Baker
Gow Franka D Rowese
Joan Nantes
Campaign discourse on economy and governance at Price reunion
The meeting featured Mr and Mrs Waltson and Mr Snaffs with sons James Raymond Fisher and Vie, as 90 attendees heard debate on taxes and spending. George Price was elected president for next year at the Price reunion.
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Emt
Me Waltac
Snaff
Brazal Under Martial Law After Batile
Brazal remains under martial law as the military government under President Gerdho Veress announces a state of emergency. Rebel activity near the capital continues amid fighting. bombs strike in the Bucy sector and clashes cause civilian disruption.
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Brazal
Batile
Rio DE Janeiro
Sraclowss
Tuss- Serstier & Mae Otis
Sasa
Mers
Trovisionst
Gerdho Veress
Sao Perio
Nak
Bsaistade
Cssedo Mara
Sarest Hatin
Grinters
Bucy
Mtharr Hessquamars
Teterai
Tarzes
Aland & Bets
Jayme
Tne
Women In Hospital Riot Ends With Injuries and Sentences
At Los Feliz hospital a riot by women patients resulted in one injury and four women receiving suspended jail terms. A 17 year old provoked the disturbance by moving and wrecking patient belongings. Betty Forbes was taken to another hospital with a scalp wound after being struck by a large glass jar.
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Los Angeles
INS
Los Fels Hospital
Betty Forbes
Causes and debates on birth control in early reform writing
An excerpt critiques cultural patterns of torture and success in media and public mind, arguing for systematic education and later treatment options. It cites Dr. Osborn on overpopulation, eugenics, and birth selection as a key remedy, while warning against harsh control and highlighting supposed superior mental stocks and later contributions from Indigenous people.
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W. Carson Ryan
I. U. S. Indian Service
Funeral held for C. M. Burch longtime Coffin's Grove farmer
Funeral services were held Tuesday for C. M. Burch 73 a well known farmer of Coffin's Grove township who died of a heart attack. The Rev F W Griens of Masonville Methodist church conducted the service. Burch born Cortland New York October 20 1881 came with his family to Delaware county in1905 and settled on a farm in Coffin's Grove township. He married Miss Gertwrude Perry in Coffin's Grove in 1885 and had seven children. Surviving children include Mrs A D Miller Ida Grove Iowa Clinton Burch and Casper Wre Mrs John Reiger Manchester Mrs Harry Ayers and Mrs Circle.
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Manchester
C. M. Burch
Coffin’s Grove Township
F .W. Griens
Issie
Masonville
Wykert Trader descendants hold fourth reunion in Co op park
Descendants of William and Elizabeth Wykert Trader gathered for their fourth annual reunion on Sunday at Chautauqua Park in Wapello. Attendees from Avers Nevada and Mrs. Paul Jordison of Long Beach California attended.
Columbus Junction Community Elected Officers for Next Year
In Columbus Junction, 202 residents attended as officers for the coming year were elected: President Mrs. George Adams, vice-president Sam Wasson, and secretary and treasurer Blanche Wylie.
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Lumbus Junction
George Adams
Sam Wasson
Blanche Wylie
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Anothag
Autoon Habar
Huidebranc
Calan
Cossman Treatn Anc
COE College
Student Secretary's Office
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
B. G. Fussell
Gor Turner
Jessumans
Chalitemras
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Frank Vinnimesa
Walter Daven
Inez
Peemie Oof
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First Avenue
Nate Leibsohn
Mgr
N.C. Wyeth
Cky
Ream Weite
Watiny Emerson
Epperewal
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