Hear Mrs. Ralph Fuhrmeister At Musicale Teas
Cedar Rapids social notes highlight Mrs. Ralph Fuhrmeister of Sheridan Wyoming daughter of Mr and Mrs M Dinwiddie who sang at two musical teas hosted by Mrs Dinwiddie at the Ashby home and attended by intimate friends and musical circles The article lists recital pieces and mentions her study in New York and Chicago and collaborations with notable teachers before plans to return to Wyoming with her family
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Cedar Rapids
Ralph Fuhrmeister
Sheridan
Wyo
Sorano
M. Dinwiddie
Fairview Driver
Dinwiddie
Delbert Ashby
County Club Drive
Uhrmeister
Fuhrmeister
New York
Chicago
Lucille Stevenson
Tewksbury
Edward Hayes
Arry L. Brainard
Cedar Raps
Na A. Wilcox
Nahm
Mir
der Klummer
Mawson-Marks
Grant-Schaefer Coeur
Otto Ambroze
Hrmeister
Fuhrmelister
Slph
Toyoming
Fourth annual Martin reunion at Center Point
The fourth annual Martin reunion was held Sunday at Center Point on the George Martin farm with a picnic for 34 relatives and 15 guests. After dinner a business meeting elected George Martin president and Marguerite McCann vice president, with Harold Mahuran secretary and Fern Kramer treasurer.
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Martin
Center Point
George Martin
Marguerite McCann
Harold Mahuran
Fern Kramer
Hazel Martin
Marion ‘“Watsagh
Beldon Martin
Omaertin
Beldon
Clair Martin
Doris Jean
Jay Martin
Frank Martin
A. J. Maharan
Harold
Roy Watsabaugh
Jean
Logan
Dennison
George Hill
Forrest Tunk
Elli Martin
J. H. Anderson
S. A. Scheneberger
Ira Kramer
Clarence
Raymond
Norms Fay
Joe Parsh
Cliff Brody
Earl Ferguson
Urbana
Eldon Martin
Ivan
Fay Turner
Ray
E. J. Whitmer
Ellery, Jr
A. H. McCann
Doris
Russell Brody
Cedar Rapids
Picnic Honors tenth wedding anniversary at Marion park
Mr and Mrs Earl W Olver of 1920 First Avenue West celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary with a picnic dinner at Thomas park in Marion. Attendees included their daughter Doris and many relatives and friends from Cedar Rapids Davenport Clinton and nearby towns.
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Earl W. Olver
First Avenue W
Thomas Park
Marion
Olver
Doris
Sid Stickney
Wilfred Stickney
Judson Stickney
Mildred Petersen
W. G. Mitchell
R. B. Russy
Marton
Frank Bednar
Executrix Appointed for Charles H. Wallace Estate
Bertha A. Wallace named executrix of the Charles H. Wallace estate in Linn County Iowa on August 2 1933, with Wells C Peck as attorney. Creditors and all indebted parties must pay or present duly authenticated claims to the Linn County District Court Clerk.
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State of
Iowa
Linn County
Aurnet
Charles H. Wallace
Bertha A. Wallace
Hollywood 18 weight loss claim ad
An advertisement touts Hollywood 18 as a method to remove toxins and reduce fat without starvation pills or exercise. It promises at least 16 pounds lost in 18 days and claims results are proven, urging readers to ask Horak or a druggist for the original Hollywood 18.
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Hollywood
Horak
Hollywood 18
Miss Mary Stubbs Hosts Tea For Mrs. Wells Honor
Mrs. Douglas Wells of Skidmore Missouri, a former Cedar Rapids resident, was hosted at a bridge tea by Miss Mary Stubbs at 358 Woodlands Drive SE. The event featured blue bachelor buttons, gladiolus decor, and Mrs. Adrian Hoblitzell at the tea service, with a guest list including Mrs. Wells and several local ladies.
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Cedar Rapids
Douglas Wells
Skidmore
Coe College
W. H. Hoblitzedt
Twenty-second Street
Mary Stubbs
Woodlands Drive
Adrian Hoblitzell
Mrs. Wells
Winnie
Margaret Hoblitzell
Betty Davis
Clark W. Chandler
Mildred Carlton
Jane Lady
Margaret Larimer
A. P. Jenkins
Ann Bolton
Julia Robbins
Ruth Eleanor Matson
Ruth Barth
Willam Tomec
Dorothy Gray
Helen Mokress
Eliza Hickok
Hoblitzell
Luncheon Honors Martha Malkin
Miss Grace Ann Reiff hosted a luncheon at Cedar Rapids Country Club in honor of Martha Louise Malkin visiting from Chippewa Falls Wisconsin. Attendees included Miss Malkin and Jean Luberger of Cincinnati along with Elizabeth Wilcox Virginia Collins Lydia Ann Courtright and others. Guests swam after the meal.
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Cedar Rapids Country Club
Grace Ann Reiff
Third Avenue SE
Martha Louise Malkin
Chippewa Falls
Wis
F. Hilman
Miss Malkin
Jean Luberger
Cincinnati
Ohio
Elizabeth Wilcox
Virginia Collins
Lydia Ann Courtright
Elizabeth Clark
Betty Neuzil
Jane O'Me
Health Chief Leads Encephalitis Fight in St Louis
ST. LOUIS UP Surgeon General Hugh S. Cummings heads a federal state and local team to combat sleeping sickness. Eight new cases bring total to 318 since July 30 as at least 17 deaths are reported nationwide with several states affected. An extra dozen health workers will be assigned to the area.
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ST. Louis
Hugh S. Cummings
United States Department of Health
Cummings
United States
United Press
Iowa
Alabama
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Kansas City
U. S. Department of Health
Official of Chicago Bread Drivers Group Slain
John Pippani, 35, secretary of the Italian bread drivers league, was slain as he left his Cicero home en route to league headquarters. A sedan opened fire, then sped away with police in pursuit for twelve blocks before two suspects were apprehended. Names withheld.
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Chicago
INS
Cicero
John Pippani
Italian Bread Drivers League
Pippani
League
Charles O'Neill
Herbert Utz
Crazed Physician Sets Fire To House And Wounds Wife
CHICAGO INS A physician and bacteriologist Dr Peter Scher 40 of Bloomingdale township attempted to kill his wife Ida and a foster son then set fire to their home and chased his wife across a prairie firing twice wounding her Mrs Swier was left in a nightgown as authorities search for the crazed man
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Chicago
INS
Peter Scher
Bloomingdale Township
Ida
Dr.Swier
Prisoners Of War Asin Formed By Veterans Of '61 Revealed
Mrs F L Diserens found a 1882 membership paper for the Prisoners of War association of Iowa. It lists strict eligibility requiring Civil War service and escapes from ten prisons. The article recounts Lt Lemon of I Company Fourteenth New York, his POW years at Libby Danville Macon Savannah Charleston Columbia, and his vivid escape tale.
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Asin
F. L. Diserens
Prisoners of War Association of
Iowa
Chicago
Twelfth Street
M. W. Lemon
Spirit Lake
Diserens
Lving
Des Moines
Fairfax church to reopen with new pastor J G Chamberlin
Fairfax Methodist Episcopal church will reopen for Sunday services with Rev J G Chamberlin as pastor. Chamberlin, a Cornell student, was appointed at the recent Upper Iowa annual conference. Williamsburg descendants hold a reunion. Dysart school opens with nineteen teachers. multiple obituaries and local notices across towns.
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Fairfax Methodist Episcopal Church
J. G. Chamberlin
Chamberlin
Cornell College
Upper Iowa
Williamsburg
Martin
Sabina Durr
Sam Welch Grove
Here
Henry Code
Robert Hibbs
Marengo
Jake Bean
Jake Lortz
Ralph Lortz
Malcolm Lortz
Carl Durr
Henry Weiss
Ralph Weiss
Everett Timm
Floyd Meyer
O. C. Mumm
O. E. Mumm
Bess Cranston
Henry Behrens
Thurman Lotz
Elmer Stahl
Thir
Frieda Imhoff
Dysart
Leo Aschenbrenner
Imogene Sutherland
Harriett Butler
Evangelical Church
Buck
Cedar Falls
van Horne
Monona
John Schutter
Pilgrim Evangelical Church
G. T. Wieth
Louis Henkes
Oscar
Albert
Clarence
Lester
Everett Henkes
Walter Miller
Harvey Ruthe
Oneida
Board of Education
R. L. Amsberry
Former Cedar Rapids resident Charles Hibbard dies in New York
Funeral services were held in Flushing New York for Charles L. Hibbard a former Cedar Rapids resident who died in New York Sunday. He will be taken to Boone Iowa for burial. He was brother of Mrs George W Brabrook and Miss Ina Hibbard. He worked for Farmers Insurance and earlier for Edison laboratories in Orange New Jersey. He later joined the Okeh Phonograph company and after its merger with Columbia he was sent to London and Germany where he fell ill.
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Newton Halderman
Iowa City
Columbian County
Ohio
Halderman
Leonard
Williamsburg
Presbyterian Church
James B. Hodgson
William L. Jones
Dubuque
Racine
Wis
Roger
Jane Jones
Malinda Roberts
Ida May Phillips
Elmer
Los Angeles
Arthur
Vernon
Denver
Clifford
Ottumwa
Irwin
Barbara
Wil Hamsburg
Will Musel
Darlene
Harry Kenner
Will Novak
Audrey Jane
Charlene Ruth
Basel Brush
Virginia
Helene
Stanley
Chelsea
Harold Kenner
Karlene
Garrison
Frank Kenner
Donald
Bernard
Mary Jane
Monticello
Susan Iris Kenner
Farnhamville
Archie Walton
Frank Deditz
Charles Attwood
George Attwood
Jane Smith
Zella Pugh
Voltare
Mable
George
Helen
Rupert Attwood
Rodney Newland
Troy Mills
Carl Hamilton
Fort Dodge
Dale Paris
Roy Attwood
Manchester
Cal Graves
Walker
Eva Newland
Arthur Miller
Cedar Rapids
Kalona
Barbra
Ellen Grady
English River Township
A. N. Grady
Grady
Irvin Kelley
Edward Kern
Norma
Ivo
Hilton
Carol
Cleola Grady
Christian Church
R. W. Fillmore
Vinton
Grant Sanders
P. W. McKevitt
A. H. McClellan
Sanders
Emma Fore
Spencer Maynard
Bear Creek Church
Elija Epperson
Earl Epperson
Waterloo
Bear Creek
H. T. Epperson
Benton County
Minnesota
Clara Lafee
Clarion
Clarence Epperson
Near Vinton
Bertha Geiger
Ethel Goings
Earl
Leroy Epperson
Watesrloo
George Alvord
John Epperson
West Union
Strawberry Point
Duncan McTaggert
Here
Katherine Jane McKinnis
Iowa
Charles J. McKinnis
California
Flushing
N. Y
Charles L. Hibbard
Boone
George W. Brabrook
Ina Hibbard
Farmers Insurance Company
Edison Laboratories
Orange
N. J
Okeh Phonograph Company
Columbia Company
London
Germany
Pioneer Woman Harriet Flack Dies in North English
Harriet M. Flack longtime North English resident, born Jan 25 1864 in Davis Illinois, married to Philip H. Flack, mother of Alvin, survived by three sisters and two grandchildren. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. in the Methodist Episcopal church.
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Domner Lake
California
Sierra, Nevada
Sacramento
New York
Iowa
Strawberry Point
North English
Harriet Margaret Gerstenberger Flack
Alvin and
Margaret Gersten
Alvin
Mildred
Richard
Des Moines
Lou Englehaupt
Julia Welch
Lincoln
Neb
G. P. Putnam
Santa Anna
Calif
Methodist Episcopal Church
Court House News Two Sue For Divorce
Two divorce actions filed in district court cite cruel and inhuman treatment. William R. Hannon sues Vera Hannon. Marjorie Hunnicutt sues Charles Hunnicutt in Portland marriage details. Waneta Gregory seeks divorce from Clarence Gregory with custody of a 4 year old daughter and support.
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Vera Hannon
Marjorie Hunnicutt
Charles _Howard
Hunnicutt
Hannons
Hunnicutts
Portland
Ore
Marjorie Meeker
Waneta Gregory
Clarence Gregory
Advertising agency seeks $250 judgment in district court
Ambro Advertising agency sues Josephine Longueville executrix of the Oliver Longueville estate, and Josephine Longueville, in district court over a note and chattel mortgage. The action seeks a monetary judgment of 250 dollars.
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Ambro Advertising Agency
Josephine Longueville
Oliver Longueville
Several small-claim judgments filed in district court
Edith J Passmore seeks 845 against William Hoy in a lease matter. E J Glessner seeks 67 90 against Winnifred Shelden in an account action. Anna Tickal sues for 249 against Frank Zid for maid services. M Whitmer seeks 175 against A J Harrison in an account action. Henry Paulson and company seeks 171 29 against A Fisher in an account action.
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Edith J. Passmore
Willam Hoy
E. J. Glessner
Winnifred Shelden
Anna Tickal
Frank Zid
M. Whitmer
Fredericksburg
A. J. Harrison
Henry Paulson
Henry Paulson and Company
A. ©. Fisher
Two Youths Swim Five Miles To Shore From Capsized Boat
Gary Indiana dispatch reports two youths Frank York and Glenn Smith swam five miles to shore after their sailboat Sonja capsized on Lake Michigan. They survived nine hours exposed while companion Lawrence Carlson, 17, of Muskegon, was missing and feared drowned as coast guard units searched. York and Smith reached shore near Gary after midnight exhausted from exposure, while Carlson remained unaccounted for.
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Ind
INS
Lake Michigan
Coast Guard
Lawrence Carlson
Muskegon
Mich
Frank York
Chicago
Glenn Smith
Here
Dogs become trusties at city pound in Oklahoma City
Pound master J F Meredith introduces a trusty system at the dog pound. The first trusties are two police dogs, Billy and Lady, assigned to guard against escapes and stop children from unlatching prison gates.
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Oklahoma City
J. F. Meredith
Billy
Lady
Legion Picnic Brings 102 To Silver Lake Delaware County
Delaware county Legion and Auxiliary picnic held at Silver Lake Delhi drew 102 attendees. Towns represented included Manchester Earlville and Hopkinton with 33 from Earlville. G R Dunn of Earlville served as county Legion organization chairman.
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Delaware County Legion
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Delhi
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Ened Colesty
Hopkinton
G. R. Dunn
Earlvinlg
Darling Advocates Duck Baiting Ban
Washington AP reports J N Darling of Des Moines leads support for a federal rule banning duck baiting within 100 yards of a blind while eleven state game officials oppose the measure. Darling says drought threatens midwest ducks. W T Hornaday also backs the plan, though critics question motives.
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Washington
State Game Department
J. N. Darling
Des Moines
Iowa
Darling
Middle West
W. T. Hornaday
Direcor
Bronx Zoo
Hornaday
Iowan
Funeral Service for Margaret Shaffer Tompkins
A brief funeral service will be held for Margaret Shaffer Tompkins, about 65, who died at her Brookings South Dakota home Saturday morning after a prolonged illness. She is survived by relatives and friends.
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Margaret Shaffer Tompkins
Brookings
S. D
Cane
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