Treasure Hunt Is Gay Affair For 'The Younger Set
A 30 member younger set treasure hunt devised by Miss Rath Freanor Matson and Howard Vain Winkle honored Miss Beth Caan with twelve clues. Winners were Miss Jane La Plant, Herman Strasburger, Miss Edith Knox and Marsin Moravec. event ran from 8 p.m. to midnight at 504 Vernon Drive SE with supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rath Freanor Matson
Howard Vain Winkle
Matsons
Beth Caan
Ste
Johnson
Hugh Johnson
Toonerville
van Winkle
Vernon Drive
Jane la Plant
Herman Strasburger
Edith Knox
Marsin Moravec
Miss Cahn
Doris Cook
Ann Bolton
Mar
Isabel Porter
Louise Porter
Mary Stubbs
Marcot Francis
Eldora
McLiss Snyder
Decatur
Audrew Lee Ivins
Charlotte Kanealy
Viola Kling
Margaret Wilcox
Rosemary Roth
William Tomek
Edward Clapp
Henry Adams
James Beyer
Dick Proctor
Arthur Smith
John Vosmack
William Elwood
John Lynn Crawford
George Crawford
Ferris Simpson
Donald Laird
Harold Reid
Edward Sickel
Lincoln
Neb
Margaret Jeanne Duster Hosts Ninth Birthday Party
Birthday party held in Beser Woods on a Wednesday for Margaret Jeanne Duster daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Duster 355 Garden Drive SE. Guests included Diane Marshall Mary Elizabeth Marion Toms Joan Hawkinson Bonnie Mae Diebold Patricia Dorothy Funkey Margaret Rogers Patricia Kelly Pamela and Patricia Craemer Mildred Jenson Barbara Burke Jimmy Duster Catherine Ann and Billy Duster and Delhi Mary McNamara of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beser Woods
Margaret Jeanne Duster
Charles Duster
Garden Drive
Diane Marshall
Mary Elizabeth
Marion Toms
Joan Hawkinson
Bonnie Mae Diebold
Patricia
Dorothy Funkey
Margaret Rogers
Patricia Kelly Pamella
Patricia Craemer
Mildred Jenson
Barbara Burke
Jimmy Duster
Catherine Ann
Billy Duster
Delhi Mary McNamara
Chicago
Mrs James Canfield Hosts Luncheon For Denver Visitor
Mrs James Canfield entertained nine friends at her home on Thursday a luncheon in honor of Mrs Julius Rohner of Denver Colorado visiting her parents. Dr and Mrs N Booth hosted guests at 2337 Fifth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James ‘Y Canfield
Second Avenue
Julius Rohner
Denver
Colo
N. Booth
Fifth Avenue SE
Jane Boyd group met for luncheon at Mrs Moravec’s home
The Jane Boyd group executive committee of the First Christian church met at Mrs V Moravec’s 393 Twenty sixth street SE for luncheon Wemenney. Captains for divisions were named including Mrs Daniel Safely Mrs Robert Keene Mrs Scott Hammond Mrs WW Littlejohn Mrs Henry Helbig and Mrs John Mchegan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd
First Christian Church
V Moravec
Sixth Street
Gene Resanl- Bete
Daniel Safely
Robert Keene
Scott Hammond
WW Littlejohn
Henry Helbig
John Mchegan
Mrs Rose Billings Visits Cousin in Central City
Mrs Rose Billings of Central City is visiting her cousin Mrs Charles Stearns at 524 Forest Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Billings
Central City
Charles Stearns
Forest Drive
Tea Hostess Eleanor Cook Entices Guests at Crescent Street
An afternoon tea hosted by Eleanor Cook of 222 Crescent street SE honored Margot Francis of Eldora Miss M Liss Snyder of Decatur and Miss Martha Louise Malkin of Chippewa Falls Wis The guests visited Mr and Mrs Addison J Ramsey at 225 Crescent street SE while Malkin stayed with her aunt Mrs C F Hilman at 834 Third avenue SE Betty Davis and Eleanor Taylor presided at the tea tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Cook
Crescent Street SE
Margot Francis
Eldora
M'Liss Snyder
Decatur
Martha Louise Malkin
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Francis
Miss Snyder
Addison J Ramsey
Crescent Street
Malkin
C F. Hilman
Third Avenue SE
Betty Davis
Eleanor Taylor
Thompson Family Returns From Deer Lake Visit
Mrs MOM Thompson and her children Malcolm Jr Elizabeth and Alice Mary returned Tuesday from Deer Lake Wisconsin where they had stayed since July 1. Mr Thompson joined them for several weeks and returned to the city a week ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mom Thompson
First Avenue E
Malcolm, Jrand
Elizabeth
Alice Mary
Deer Lake
Wis
Thompson
Mrs Lucetta McCain Elected East Side W C T U President
Lucetta McCain was elected president of the East Side W C T U at a Tuesday meeting in the home of Mrs Guy Rich 1934 Washington avenue SE. Helen Main became vice president with W H Bontrager as secretary and H B Lutes as treasurer. Flora Manville led devotions. yearly reports were presented. Next meeting set for Sept 5 at Mrs Henry Herman's home Johnson avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucetta McCain
East Side
Guy Rich
Washington Avenue SE
Mass
Helen Main
W. H. Bontrager
H B Lutes
Flora Manville
Henry Herman
Johnson Avenue NW
Sisters Married in Double Ceremony in Iowa City
Mrs. Frances Kastanck announces the marriages of her daughters Julia and Laura Baird to Robert Vesey and Brock Deversing. The double wedding occurred August 13 at the Rev Glenn W Mc Michael home in Iowa City with attendants Miss Glatha Bradd and Melvin Griffith Brock of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Kastanck
Sixth Street
Julia
Robert Vesey
Laura Miller
Ham Baird
A. Baird
Fifteenth Street
Iowa City
Glenn W McMichael
Glatha Bradd
Melvin Griffith Brock
Cedar Rapids
Towasi Camp Fire Dinner at Peoples Church
The Towasi Camp Fire group met at the Peoples church Tuesday evening for dinner. The meal was prepared by Mary and Patricia Tighe and Donna Kelty. Others present were Dorothy, Simon, Marvy Guchrist and the guardian, Miss Tiene Mahannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towasi
The
Peoples Church
Mary
Patricia Tighe
Donna Kelty
Dorothy, Simon
Marvy Guchrist
Guardian
Tiene Mahannah
Mrs Dereous Hosts Floyd Dereous Fifteenth Birthday
Mrs Harry Dereous entertained on Noni Wednesday evening in honor of her son Floyds fifteenth birthday. Floyd will enter the ninth grade at McKinley school with guests from Dairy Dale School eighth grade and his teacher Mrs Minnie Crew. Other guests were Richard Drake and Chartres Hoar. Mrs Deicous was assisted by Mrs Roscoe Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dereous
Floyds
Floyd
Wall
McKinley School
Dairydale School
Minnie Crew
Richard Drake
Chartres Hoar
Deicous
Roscoe Duncan
Corsello Family Heads Home From Youngstown via Chicago Fair
Madaline Corsello Mrs Sam Corsello and Salvador Corsello traveled last week to Youngstown. On their return they plan a stop at the fair in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madaline Corsello
Sam Corsello
Salvador Corsello
Youngstown
Hin
Chicago
Miss Mary Bell Visits Cedar Rapids Before Wisconsin Trip
Mary Bell dean of women at Coe College travels to Cedar Rapids for several days then proceeds to Tonawanda Wisconsin where she will stay four weeks at Voorhees Hall amid campus events and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bell
Coe Colege
Cedar Rapids
Tonahawk Wis
Dean Bells
Voorhees Hall
Mwerro and Mrs Black Visit Falcks in San Francisco
Mr and Mrs FOP Buick of Put NigH arrived Wednesday evening to spend several weeks with Mr and Mrs G Hous at 1517 Fifth Avenue. En route they paused in Chicago to attend the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis Fop Buick
Putt Nurgh
Mis Falcks
Mis ¢ G Hous
Fifth Avenue SF
Chicago
Spiritist Church Auxiliary Plans Bever Park Meeting
The auxiliary of the First Spiritualist Church of Truth will meet at the small pavilion in Bever Park Friday at 2 pm for a business meeting and a prepaid supper by 7 30 pm Members are asked to bring a covered dish and dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Spiritualist
Church of Truth
Bever Park
Norden Club Discusses Fireside Meeting at Anderson Home
Norden Noreen Ketsangton and Secret Scandia hold meetings this week. Fire day is at 2 40 PM at Mrs O F Anderson 300 A Avenue NW with host Mrs Atta Hines. Scandia plans annual gathering at Duck Pond in Flus Park with can food ad dishes. Coffee and ice cream provided by the lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norden
Noreen Ketsangton
O F Anderson
Atta Hines
Scandia
J KL Sorensen
Mount Vernon Read SE
At & Pm
Ino Flus Park
Iodce
Emma Saunders Weds John Rosburg in Clinton Ceremony
Mrs Emma Saunders a Cedar Rapids business leader and John Rosburg of Newhall wed Monday in Clinton at the Methodist parsonage officiated by Rev W T Smith. Attendants were Mrs George Ernst and Mr Ernst of Watkins. The bride has long served Cedar Rapids Candy Company as secretary and held offices in local business groups. The groom is a Newhall merchant they will reside there after Sept 10 while they are visiting the Century of Progress in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Saunders
Cedar Rapids
John Rosburg
Newhall
Clinton
W.T Smith
Rosburg
George Ernst
Ernst
Watkins
Rosbure
Cedar Rapids Candy Company
Cedar Rapids Association of Credit Men
Mrs H G Craig Hosts Visit with King Family
Mrs H G Craig and her daughter Joan of Davidson Saskatchewan Canada arrived Wednesday to extend a visit with her brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs W S King at 2300 Bever Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H G Craig
Joan of Davidson
Saskatchewan
Canada
W .S. King
Bever Avenue
Bailey Couple Travels to Chicago for Century of Progress
Dr and Mrs Fred W Bailey of 1832 Second Avenue SE traveled to Chicago on Thursday to attend the Century of Progress and plan to return on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Bailey
Second Avenue SE
Chicago
Delightful Wednesday Dinner by Mr and Mrs Buser
A pleasant Wednesday evening party hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank L Buser at 1830 Basenue NE Hotel Roosevelt honored Mrs Richard Malkin of Chippewa Falls Wisconsin. Fifteen guests attended and roses with purple asters decorated the table as bridge followed after dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Buser
Hotel Roosevelt
Hnor
Richard Malkin
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Surprise Party Honors Miss Martha Womachil in Fairfax
In Fairfax on Saturday evening a surprise party honored guest Miss Martha Womachil at the home of Miss Dorothy Johnstone on Twenty first Street NE. Attendees included Agnes White Mary Wootten Mary Condon Betty Hughes Beth Dorothy O'Brien Cleo Zier Betty Dorsey Wilferene Georgianne Pailthorpe Arlene Nunemaker Jeannette Kanellis and Jean Scharfenberg. Bridge games yielded prizes to Miss Hughes and Miss Wootten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Womachil
Fairfax
Dorothy Johnstone
Twenty-first Street
Miss Womachil
Miss Johnstone
Agnes White
Mary Wootten
Mary Condon
Betty Hughes
Beth Dorothy O'Brien
Cleo Zier
Betty Dorsey
Wilferene
Georgianne Pailthorpe
Arlene Nunemaker
Jeanette Kanellis
Jean Scharfenberg
Miss Hughes
Miss Wootten
Bingham Couple Return From Lake Pepin Visit
Mr and Mrs C W Bingham of 3300 First avenue E returned from Lake Pepin Minnesota where they spent two weeks at Frontenac Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C W. Bingham
First Avenue E
Lake Pepin, Minn
Frontenac Jinn
Anne Adams Pattern 1539 for Summer Chic
The Gazette Pattern Department offers Anne Adams pattern 1539 in sizes 36 to 46 with chic waistline seaming and contrast sleeves. Includes illustrated sewing instructions and a front skirt panel design suitable for summer attire. Catalog and pattern bundle priced at twenty-five cents. send fifteen cents for the pattern and fifteen for the catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Gazette Pattern Department
West 11Th Street
New York City
Local Folk Enter Iowa Champion Bridge Tourney
Cedar Rapids bridge group travels to Mason City for the third annual state championship under the Iowa State Bridge League. The event runs Thursday through Saturday with four championship events and 100 trophy cups for top scorers. Participants include Mrs. George E. Beattie Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Cook Mrs. M. O Reiff and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irigh
Cedar Rapids
Mason City
Iowa State Bridge League
George E. Beattie
Robert S. Cook
M. O Reiff
Carl F. Jordan
Frank C. Byers
Lena Hoegin
Oliver Longueville
Don Hines
Edward H. Kane
Hazel Brown and Mary Lackersteen Return
Miss Hazel Brown and Miss Mary Lackersteen returned Tuesday after a week with Miss Lackersteen's sister Mrs. R I Rider in a cabin on the northern shore of Lake Superior near Lutsen Minnesota
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Brown
Mary Lackersteen
Miss Lackersteen
R. I. Rider
Lake Superior
Lutsen, Minn
Velma McElroy Weds Glenn Abraham In Vinton Ceremony
Miss Velma McElroy daughter of Mrs John F McElroy of Vinton and Glenn Abraham son of Mr and Mrs August Abraham of Vinton were married Tuesday afternoon at the First United Presbyterian church parsonage by Rev W Greer McCrory. Attendants were Miss Vaneita McElroy and M Groat. After a motor trip they will reside in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma McElroy
John F. McElroy
Vinton
Glenn Abraham
August Abraham
First United Presbyterian Church
W. Greer McCrory
Vaneita McElroy
M. Groat
Cedar Rapids
William Groat
Vancouver
Canada
Pollack Hosts Center Point Picnic for Sioux City Guests
Mr and Mrs Charles Pollack hosted a Center Point gathering Sunday honoring Elmer Martin Seth Ketchledge Pearl Morrison and Wendell Morrison of Sioux City. About 35 relatives attended a picnic dinner including Langsdales Kohrs McLaughlins Hoglan Wormer and Stauffer families plus Wickhams and Mathhews from Mount Vernon Lake Preston and Center Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pollack
Center Point
Elmer Martin
Seth Ketchledge
Pearl Morrison
Wendell
Sioux City
Pat Langsdale
Elgin
George Langsdale
Ed Kohrs
James and
Howard McLaughlin
Cedar Rapids
Whit Langsdale
Ray
George Hoglan
Henry Wormer
Lillis Stauffer
Franklin
Celeste
Wilton Gunn
Center. Point
Joe. Wickham
Mount Vernon
Wickham
Charles Wickham
James Mathews
Lake Preston
S D
Wiliam Wickham
James Wickham
Roy Wickham
O E. Wickham
Warren McArthur
Jimmie Gunn
Irwins Honored At Home Anniversary Celebration
A group of friends gathered at 2067 Linn Boulevard SE on Wednesday evening to celebrate Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Irwin’s wedding anniversary. A picnic dinner was served. high score in cards went to the Irwins, with consolation to Mr. and Mrs. Milo Vanous. The couple received a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Irwin
Linn Boulevard
Irwin
Milo Vanous
Irwins
Sonia Krachmer and Ben Padzen Wedding Invitations Revised
Two hundred invitations are issued for the wedding of Sonia Krachmer and Ben Padzen set for August 27 in the Crystal room at the Hotel Montrose. The earlier figure of 500 was updated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonia Krachmer
Ben Padzensky
Crystal Room
Montrose
Miss Mabel Boss Honored at Sunday Miscellany Shower
A Sunday evening miscellaneous shower honored Miss Mabel Boss. Hosts were Mrs. Kate Cutter Mrs. Robert Anderson and Mrs. Otto Marousch at Otto Marousch's home in Town City. A mock wedding and card games with prizes awarded to Marie Boss Hilda Pickart and Hilda Bjornsen. Miss Boss will wed Clarence Schminke of Atkins on August 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Boss
Kate Cutter
Robert Anderson
Otto Marousch
Marie Boss
Hilda Pickart
Hilda Bjornsen
Miss Boss
Clarence Schminke
Atkins
Expecting Guests from West Coast to Visit Cedar Rapids
Mrs Louis Dvorak and Mrs J Russell Ward plan visitors from Long Beach and Los Angeles. Mrs Edward Collins and Mrs Harvid Hutie will join as their mother and sister for several months, arriving Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Dvorak
Eighteenth Street
J Russell Ward
Grande Avenue SE
Edward Collins
Long Beach
Calif
Harvid Hutie
Los Angeles
Cedar Rapids
Johnstone Family Leaves for Chicago World’s Fair Visit
Mr and Mrs Virgil Johnstone and their family of 131 Twenty-first Street NE depart Wednesday for Chicago to spend two weeks visiting relatives and attend the World’s Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Johnstone
Twenty-first Street
Chicago
Guests from Waterloo and Minneapolis Visit City Home
Mrs John C Welch of Waterloo and Mrs Emma A Cranmer of Minneapolis are guests in the home of Mr and Mrs H F P Kiemme at 1826 Third Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C Welch
Waterloo
Emma A Cranmer
Minneapols
H FP Kiemme
Third Avenue SE
Council Finds Coal Bids Not On Same Basis
The city council received bids for 500 tons of coal for the coming winter but referred them to Finance Commissioner Louis Burgus after discovering bids were not prepared on the same basis. Burgus will determine the low bidder and refer the matter back to the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Burgus
Louis Burgus
Barcus
Progress Reported In Gas Rate Parley In Cedar Rapids
Mayor W H Stepanek said progress was made after a private conference between the Cedar Rapids City Council and Don Barnes attorney for Cedar Rapids Gas Co regarding a new rate ordinance. Details were not disclosed but an announcement is due at Monday morning third reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Stepanek
Don Barnes
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
City briefs and personals report local actions and fines
Frank Pesek, 40, of 1028 Eighth Street SE, received a 30 day county jail term for intoxication in police court Thursday. The city council granted Witwer Grocer Co. permission to build a loading platform on Tenth Avenue between Second and Third Streets SE. A Sept. 11 bid date for sanitary sewer work from Twelfth Street to Oakland Avenue on F Avenue NE was set by the council. John G. Brady, ex-assistant manager of the Paramount Theatre in Cedar Rapids, started processing taxes Thursday at the Internal Revenue Service office in the federal building after attending a tax processing school in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pesek
Eighth Street
Witwer Grocer Company
Tenth Avenue
Second and
Third Streets
Twelfth Street
Oakland Avenue
F Avenue
Brady
John G. Brady
Paramount Theater
Cedar Rapids
Collector of Internal Revenue
Federal
Des Moines
How to Play and Win in Contract Bridge on Slams
Before November 1 1932 scoring changes, part score possession made Slam bids risky. The two bid in a suit became forcing for one round, easing Slam chances. A strategy of creeping toward a slam via low approach bids can extract maximum information without overbidding. South dealer North and South vulnerable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
North
Indictment in Urschel Kidnap Case Signals Death Penalty Bid
Federal grand jury in Oklahoma City charges fourteen including Alfred Bates and George Kelley with Urschel kidnaping for a $200000 ransom. Oklahoma authorities may seek death for Bates and Kelley under state law for robbery with firearms. Other defendants include Harvey Bailey R G Shannon Ora Armon and Olita with seven names not public. Trial slated for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Charles F. Urschel
Alfred Bates
Denver
George Kelley
Colorado
Oklahoma
Harvey Bailey
Dallas
R. G. Shannon
Ora
Armon
Olita
Urschel
Shannon Farm
Bus Depot Denied and Infant Dies in Cedar Rapids Area
On the recommendation of Dan Kruidenter the commissioner of public safety the city council denied the petition of E H Ladage to establish a bus depot along eighteen feet of the curb in front of 329 First avenue E Charles Suchomel and Frank Suchomel Jr are mourners for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Frank Suchomel who died at 10 30 a m Thursday Services were held at the Ja ne ba and Brosh chapel with burial in the Bohemian National cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Kruidenter
E. H. Ladage
First Avenue E
Charles Suchomel
Charles Joseph Suchomel
Frank Suchomel
Near Center Point
Frank, Jr
John
Barbara Suchomel
Cedar Rapids
Janeba and Brosh
Bohemian National Cemetery
Girl Suffers Broken Arm While Roller Skating
Shirley Jean Zeug, 77, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. FE W Zeng of Newton, fractured her left arm after a fall while roller skating at 8 p.m. Wednesday. The injury was set at St. Luke's hospital. She was visiting relatives, including her grandmother Mrs. Cora E. Babbitt and aunt Mrs. Joe Stephan, in Newton before her parents returned her there Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Jean Zeug
Surrender of licenses for speeders in police court
George Garden and L S Kelly surrendered their licenses for ten days in lieu of fines after speeding in police court Thursday. Other speeders Crawford, Gill, and Greene paid $10 plus costs. Raymond Turner and Mrs Bertha Miller faced $2 plus costs for overtime parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Garden
Center Point Road
L. S. Kelly
Second Street
Crawford
Third Avenue SE
H. M Gill
Marion
John Greene
Iowa City
Raymond Turner
Bertha Miller
Real estate transfers list including multiple grants and deeds
A Cedar Rapids area record lists several transfers with owners and grantees, including Arthur R Chehak to Orvilla Lyon, WK Smith to Althea C Holland, Carl M Kepler to National Life Insurance Co, Elmer G Paxton to Elmer Grant Paxton, and others. Entries note lot descriptions, sections, and consideration, with dates ranging from 1855 to 1933 and references to plats and additions in Greene’s and Collec e Parks areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur R Chehak
Orvilla Lyon
WK Smith
Althea
Holland
Carl M Kepler
National Life Ins Co
U S
Amerged
Elmer G Paxton
Elmer Grant Paxton
Greene's
Clarence E Alten
Mary M Allen
S. of A
George A Davies
U S of A
Thomas J Stone
Robert Smyth
Harold Metcalf
Rose F Kangley
Orig
Cedar Rapids
Alancdale
Poisoned mother gives medicine to four children then kills herself
In Pauls Valley Oklahoma Mrs Bessie Rowsley 39 gave each of her four children a drink of poison then drank the same preparation The two younger Foster 6 and Esther 9 died within minutes while the other two may recover Domestic difficulties were blamed by county attorney Clarence Bowie The husband Walter Rowsley had been jailed on abuse charges last week and was released Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowie
Bridge Rules and Etiquette Advice from 1933 Column
A reader note offers Josephine Culbertson's book free via Cedar Rapids Gazette with a stamped envelope. The column discusses standard bidding strategy and a sample problem: with one heart opened and a passed hand, bid two hearts to support partner and keep options open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Culbertson
Culbertson
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Local Students Win In Legion Auxiliary State Poppy Poster Contest
Orville Spurgeon Jr of Roosevelt Junior High won first prize in grade school and Edward Kopecky of Grant High took second in the high school section of the Iowa Legion Auxiliary poppy poster contest. Winners announced at the state auxiliary convention closing session in Sioux City Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Spurgeon, Jr
Roosevelt Junior High
Edward Kopecky
Grant High
Iowa American Legion Auxiliary
Associated Press
Sioux City
Fort Madison Woman Elected President Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. Flord Niggemeyer of Fort Madison was elected president of the Iowa American Legion Auxiliary at the closing session of the annual convention. Mrs. N. Standly of Boone was elected vice president, M Myrton Shelley of Des Moines secretary, and Hilda Gallahar of Spencer treasurer. Des Moines was discussed as the likely site of next year's convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
INS
Flord Niggemeyer
Fort Madison
Iowa American Legion Auxiliary
Births Report From Mercy Hospital
Born to Mr and Mrs William Fairbanks Anamosa at Mercy hospital Aug 22 a son. Born to Mr and Mrs Victor Usher 1213 Eleventh street Marion at Mercy hospital Aug 24 a daughter. Born to Mr and Mrs Russell Jameson Thirty third avenue at Bowling street at Mercy hospital Aug 24 a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fairbanks
Anamosa
Mercy Hospital
Victor Usher
Eleventh Street
Marion
Russell Jameson
Thirty-third Avenue
Bowling Street
Censures Hospital For Holding Baby Until Bill Is Paid
Chicago judge issues writ of habeas corpus ordering release of infant kept seven months to guarantee payment. The father claims $111 paid for mother's care. hospital board bill of $260 remains. Justice calls practice inhuman and notes the mother died after birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joseph David
Stanley Shopkus
Shopkus
Bessie
David
Racine Man Heads Spanish War Vets
Former Racine mayor William H. Armstrong was nominated without opposition for national commander in chief of the United Spanish War Veterans. Other officers include Judge Leon McCord as senior vice commander, Mrs Mamie Schmidt as president of the women’s auxiliary, and Anna B Nagle as senior vice president. Major Emily Winterroth elected commander in chief of the Naval and Military Order of the Spanish American War. Continuation of the campaign to repeal the National Economy Act under Col Rice W Means of Colorado was assured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
INS
Willam H. Armstrong
Racine
Wis
United Spanish War Veterans
Leon McCord
Alabama
Armstrong
Mamie Schmidt
Women's Auxiliary
Anna B. Nagle
Massachusetts
Irma Hill Vogel
Tlinois
Emily Winterroth
New York
Florence M Kelly
Eva
W. Simms
Washington
Elizabeth D. Thomas
Pennsylvania
Col
Rice W. Means
Colorado
Blind crayfishes in Ozark caves grow long claw hairs
Blind crayfishes found in Ozark cave systems have developed long hairs on their claws that act as sensory organs, replacing eyes to detect prey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozark
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Hutchinson
Towast
Cepfrbr Antes
Dean Bell
Mwero
Mrs. Balck
Clubs
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MR. and
Mrs. Buser
Binghams
Iowa
Center Point Folk
California
Klemmes
Josephine
U. S
Thomas Jefferson
Hearts
Legion Auxiliary
the Gazette
Racine Man
First Avenue SE
Sanford
Oak Ridge
Hamilton Seed & Coal Co
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