Challenger Patrol Dinner Celebrates Scout Troop Anniversary
The Chilldenger patrol of senior Scout troop No 6 hosted a Friday picnic dinner at Perrys Woodward home to mark its first anniversary. Scoutmaster George M Newland opened with a toast to the troop’s continued success before guests enjoyed theater plans and games at the Woodward residence. Members include Richard Micheal Clifford Freeman Allen Matheson George Henry Perry Woodward Guy Clark Myron Bonsib James Day. Guests and hostesses included Muriel Lowe Tucille Harris Jane Zadnic teo Joan Jeffrey Dorothy Cline Betsy Peck Ramona Miller and Mrs Newland Mrs L E Henty assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilldenger
Perrys Woolward
C S Woodward
George M Newland
Wer
Richard Micheal
Clifford Freeman
Allen Matheson
George Henry
Perry Woodward
Guy
Charlotte Anderson Weds Coggon Man
Miss Charlotte Anderson of Cedar Rapids married Louis Warnock of Coggon in St Pauls Church Cedar Rapids Sunday with Rev Charles J Bready officiating. Attendants were Miss Lora Trumbull of Coggon and Miss Martha Scharff of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Anderson
Cedar Rapids
Louis Warnock
Cooxgon
St Paul's Church
Charles J. Bready
Lora Trumbull
Coggon
Martha Scharff
YWCA Building Open Sundays for Public Recreation
Starting Sunday Dee 4 the YWCA building will be open to the public from 3 30 to 10 30 p m every Sunday. Although no supervised classes are offered ping pong and other recreational facilities will be available.
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Dee
Y. W Oc
Birthday Luncheon Club Meets at Mrs Burch Home
The Birthday Luncheon Club gathered at 2200 Grande Avenue SE with prizes of 500 won by Mesdames Eugene Phillips Levert Larson Jarry Preston John Wiederkehr and Ida Price of Center Junction. Other attendees included Mesdames Jack Hoffman Spencer Mattie Serbousek Marjorie D Ahraken Esther McDonald F Breed Charles Sargent Ollie Omar Roy Stahl Clarence Lee Myrtle Shelton Betty Sheldon and Mildred Phillips. The next meeting is set with Mrs Eugene Phillips at 604 Cobbancourt SE on Dec 15. Members are asked to bring towels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burch
Grande Avenue SE
Eugene Phillips
Levert Larson Jarry
Preston
John Wiederkehr
Ida Price
Center Junction
Jack Hoffman
Spencer
Mattie Serbousek
Marjorie D. Ahraken
Esther McDonald
F Breed
Marion
Charles Sargent
Ollie Omar
Roy Stahl
Clarence Lee
Myrtle Shelton
Betty Sheldon
Mildred Phillips
Cobbancourt SE
Surprise Shower Honors Mrs Sampica at Center Point Road
Mrs A Mrkvicka hosted a surprise shower Friday evening at 425 Center Point Road NE honoring her sister Mrs C C Sampica who had just returned from Hidalgo Texas. Bridge and 500 were played with refreshments. Prizes went to Mrs Leo J Smith Mrs G Buri and Mrs Fred Donisthorpe. Others present included Mrs Clarence Miller Mrs Sam Holt Mrs Rube Lembaugh Mrs Walter Krohn and Mrs Leon Platner.
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A Mrkvicka
Center Point Road
C. C Sampica
Hidalgo
Tex
Leo J Smith
G Buri
Fred Donisthorpe
Clarence Miller
Sam Holt
Rube Lembaugh
Walter Krohn
Leon Platner
Garfield school hosts Twanka Camp Fire group meeting
The newly organized Twanka Camp Fire group at Garfield school met Thursday. Attendees included Betty Bouldin Dorothy Baker Delores Thillen Amarylis Allen Elaine McNabb Juanita Miller and Mrs Nicholas guardian Officers elected previously were Betty Bouldin president Dorothy Aker vice president Delores Thil Jen song leader Mary Kathryn Hoyland secretary Roberta Nicholas treasurer and Amarylis Al Jen scribe.
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Twanka Camp Fire
Garfield School
Betty Bouldin
Dorothy Baker
Delores Thillen
Amarylis Allen
Elaine McNabb
Juanita Miller
Mrs. Nicholas
Guardian
Dorothy Aker
Delores Thil Jen
Mary Kathryn Hoyland
Roberta Nicholas
Amarylis al- Jen
Shower honors Mrs Ben Dra hovzal at Dochterman home
Mrs Melvin Dochterman and Mrs C J Markham hosted a Friday evening shower for Mrs Ben Dra hovzal at 425 Twenty third Street NE Fre day. Pinochie was played with prizes won by Miss Zula Cacek and Mrs Don Barker. Attendees included Leona Janesovsky Viasta Volak Libbie Volak Wilma Smahel Shirely Barker Joyce Dochterman and Mesdames Joseph Doup nik jr Edward Machacek Howard Fifield and Ed Kuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Dochterman
C J. Markham
Ben Drahovzal
Dochterman
Twenty-third Street
Freday
Zula Cacek
Don Barker
Leona Janesovsky
Viasta Volak
Libbie Volak
Wilma Smahel
Shirely Barker
Joyce Dochterman
Joseph Doupnik
Edward Machacek
Howard Fifield
Ed Kuba
Mizpah Circle Seeks Christmas Project at Meeting
Mizpah circle of the King's Daughters met at the Community House for a business session led by president Mrs. J M Wiley Mrs Ray Koehn led a lesson on women of the Bible guest Mrs Raymond Morey attended and the group spent the afternoon sewing for the Public Health Nursing association
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Mizpah Circle
King's Daughters
J M. Wiley
Ray Koehn
Raymond Morey
Public Health Nursing Association
Omitted name corrected in Clickers drill party report
The article corrects Miss Martha Zemlicka being omitted from the Clickers of the ZC B 1 drill team party hosted by Miss Esther Nezerka and Mrs Frank A Melsha at the Melsha home on Wednesday evening. It notes Miss Mary Lou Fieseler was not present as previously stated.
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Martha Zemlicka
Esther Nezerka
Frank A. Melsha
Melsha
Mary Lou Fieseler
Surprise Housewarming for Mrs Ripka at Bever Avenue
Mrs A J Ripka was honored by her card club with a surprise housewarming Friday afternoon at her home 1431 Bever avenue SE. Club members brought a picnic luncheon and presented Mrs Ripka a gift.
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A J Ripka
Bever Avenue SE
Ripka
Mrs Russell and husband return from Excelsior Springs
Mrs and Mrs George Russell of 274 Highland Drive NW returned Saturday after spending two weeks at Excelsior Springs, resuming their home routines and noting pleasant weather during their stay.
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George Russell
Highland Drive
Excelsior Springs
Aunt Het Reflects on Baby Praise and Family Tales
Aunt Het notes that parents delight in a baby's affection and recalls a humorous moment about a two year old crying after a rich uncle. the anecdote underscores family affection and the playful dynamics of kinship in a light column.
Dramatic Art Group Plans Program Meeting
Members of the Cedar Rapids Woman's Club dramatic art department gathered at the club home for a luncheon and business session led by Mrs. E. W. Krickard. Program organizer Mrs. George King presented a play Time and Tide directed by Mrs. John T Hecker, with participants Mrs. W. R. Armstrong, Mrs. R. J. Allen, Mrs. Stella Bachelder, and Mrs. Henry Gundling. Reviews covered The Life of Orson Welles by Mrs. F. Huenger and a Thornton Wilder play led by Mrs. Hecker.
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Dramatic Art
The
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
E. W. Krickard
George King
John T Hecker
W .R Armstrong
R. J Allen
Stella Bachelder
Henry Gundling
Orson Welles
F. Huenger
Thornton Wilder
Hecker
Pythian Sisters Elect Winter Temple No 78 Officers
Pythian Sisters met Thursday electing Most Excellent Chief Beatrice Redies Excellent Senior Edna Cook Excellent Junior Mary Kirkpatrick Manager Effie Ellenberger Protector Florence Jonas Guard Ruth Kent Mistress of Records and Correspondence Betty Johnson Mistress of Finance Emma Briggs Installing Officer Alta Robertson Trustee Julia Yeurik Staff Captain Irene Minhart Pianist Bertha Buffington Press Correspondent Lydia Buchan A Kebitzer band led refreshment event by Betsie Galbraith assisted by Edna Curran Cora Beneke Myrtle Andrews Addie Abernathy Next meeting will include initiation and a Christmas party.
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Winter Temple
Pythian Sisters
Beatrice Redies
Edna Cook
Mary Kirkpatrick
Effie Ellenberger
Florence Jonas
Ruth Kent
Betty Johnson
Emma Briggs
Alta Robertson
Julia Yeurick
Irene Minehart
Bertha Buffington
Lydia Buchan
St James' Epworth League Hosts Scavenger Hunt
Members of the St James Epworth League held a scavenger hunt Wednesday evening. Refreshments followed with attendees Mil dred Kacer Eleanor Hiner Erma Lee Young Eleanor Kacer Doris Preston Hazel Parents Margot Young Dorothy Kepler Dorothy Turdik Ethella Murphy Helen Bell the Rev R S Phillips Don Jones Paul Shanklin and Ralph Lawrence.
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St. James' Epworth League
Mildred Kacer
Eleanor Hiner
Erma Lee Young
Eleanor Kacer
Doris Preston
Hazel Parents
Margot Young
Dorothy Kepler
Dorothy Turdik
Ethella Murphy
Helen Bell
R. S. Phillips
Don Jones
Paul Shanklin
Ralph Lawrence
Sulitanni Camp Fire Plans Finalized at Church Event
The Sulitanni Camp Fire group met Thursday at First Presbyterian Church to finalize plans for the program presented Friday evening at the church. The next meeting will be held at the church Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulitanni
First Presbyterian Church
Pla-Mor 500 Club Meeting At Mrs Butterfield Home
The Pla-Mor 500 Club met Friday at 324 Fourteenth Street SE, the home of Mrs Arthur Butterfield. Prizes were won by Mrs J Edward Filip, Mrs Paul Blake, and Mrs Elmer Koehn. The next meeting will be at Mrs William Stillions' home.
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Arthur Butterfield
Fourteenth Street SE
J. Edward Filip
Paul Blake
Elmer Koehn
William Stillions
Mrs. King Hosts Birthday Party at Ninth Street Home
Mrs Williams hosted a party at her home 1206 Ninth Street NW on Thursday to celebrate her forty sixth birthday. Refreshments were served.
Roosevelt PTA Meeting Draws One Fift y Attendees
One hundred fifty attended the Roosevelt P. T. A meeting in the school auditorium on a Wednesday night. After the business session the senior high orchestra conducted by William Vesely performed five numbers. Rev. Marion H Williams of the First Christian church spoke on What's Tomorrow's Weather. A social hour followed in the school cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt P. T
William Vesely
Marion H Williams
The
First Christian Church
Boxes and children trigger alarm in Sacramento street sighting
In Sacramento, a street corner scene drew six fire engines as a small crowd huddled near a red box. Two children, Don Syfestad aged 3 and Peggy Berg aged 2, waived their hands while a fire chief questioned their actions. The incident caused a brief alert but no fire was found.
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Sacramento
Don Syfestad
Peggy Berg
Notice of Expiration of Right of Redemption in Linn County Iowa
Notice to heirs and residents named Weldon and others that tax sale property in Linn County Iowa, described as part of Sec 6 8 7, was sold for 1932 1933 taxes to H J Cousins and a Treasurer's Deed will be issued after redemption period. Expiration date is ninety days from November 9 1938. Frank N Stepanek acts as agent.
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State of Iowa
Linn County
Herold Polk
J. L. Miller
Edwin Weldon
Myrtle Weldon
Clara Weldon
E . Weldon
Weldon John Est
Iowa
HJ Cousins
I J Cousins
Frank N. Stepanek
Hitler admits opposition to Nazi rule in homefront rally
Reich chancellor Adolf Hitler told 30,000 new Reich citizens in Reichenberg that domestic opposition exists from both communist left and noble right. He said youth will be fully Nazi and that past symbols including Marxist, nationalist and confessional idols must disappear to maintain unity.
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Reichenberg
Sudetenland
INS
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Reich
Czechoslovakia
Fuhrer
Sob Story Man Arrested For Red Cross Fraud
Carl Thiemich 49 of Woodbury New Jersey, using aliases Carl Miller and Carl Brock, told a Red Cross executive in Linn County he was a paroled murderer and father seeking help to locate his wife and children. He bilked Council Bluffs Des Moines and Lincoln chapters of money and railroad tickets, refused to answer at the station, and faced charges of cheating by false pretenses after a staged tale that led to his arrest by Cedar Rapids police.
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Carl Thiemich
Woodbury
N. J
Metta A Burd
Linn County
Red Cross
Council Bluffs
Thiemich
Carl Miller
Carl Brock
Des Moines
Lincoln
Neb
Burd
Colorado
Vlad
Cedar Rapids
East Side
Joseph B McKay of Winthrop Dies
Joseph B McKay a Winthrop business leader and former mayor died at his home after a year of ill health. Funeral at Congregational church with Rev B R Bauman. Burial in Fairview cemetery. Born August 20 1880 in Newton township Buchanan County he moved to Winthrop in 1925. Survived by wife Carrie V Hickman two sisters and cousins.
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Independence
Joseph B. McKay
Winthrop
Congregational Church
B. R. Bauman
Fairview
Mr McKay
Newton Township
Buchanan County
James
Jane Ann McKay
Carrie V. Hickman
McKay
Winthrop People's State Bank
Masonic Lodge
Knights Templar Lodge of Independence
Church
Thomas C. Powell
Ann J. McKay
Oliveview
Calif
City Briefs and Personals Summary
Mrs Laura Prior is homebound with a broken right foot after a Thursday slip in her yard. Dr George H Doherty has a new location at 319 Granby Building. Mrs Anna Beese, Carl Beese’s mother, is seriously ill in Lisbon. Viking lodge No 293 plans an 8 pm meeting at K P hall with refreshments. Kaybee Clothing Store address corrected to 225 Second Avenue SE. B C McPuartland to discuss national defense on Hanford post radio broadcast at 10:30 am Sunday. Southeast central Iowa Optometric Association meets Monday at 7:30 pm in Cope land Cedar Rapids office. speakers include Sanford Landenberger Copeland Hottel.
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Laura Prior
E Avenue NE
Anna Beese
Carl Beese
Eighth Avenue
Lisbon
The
Iowa Optometric Association
E 1
Copeland
Cedar Rapids
Sanford
J .C. Landenberger
J. Hottel
Iowa City
First Presbyterian group meets at Krumboltz home Sunday
The First Presbyterian church young people plan a Sunday 7 pm gathering at Mr and Mrs Dwight Krumboltz home with Mr Krumboltz leading the devotional hour and George Masterton and Ann Gilbert arranging the social program Sentence Suspended Lawrence Willis 34 of Grand Rapids Mich received a 30 day suspended sentence from Justice Hi g Churchill Friday on a larceny charge and agreed to leave town He was charged with stealing a bicycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Dwight Krumboltz
Lawrence Willis
Grand Rapids
Mich
Hig Churchill
Willis
Salvation Army Seeks Toys and Clothing for Christmas
The Salvation Army requests old toys and clothing for renovation into Christmas presents. Items may be brought to headquarters at 1100 Third Street SE or the Army will arrange a pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Third Street
Jubilee Singers at Sunshine Mission Tonight
The Jubilee Singers perform requested numbers at Sunshine Mission with a program focused on Negro spirituals. Peter MacFarlane of St Paul will give a short sermon. Two Sunday services will be held at 4 and 7 30 pm.
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Mission
Jubilee Singers
Sunshine Mission
Peter MacFarlane
St. Paul
White Cross Service at St Pauls Sunday School
Opening worship at 9 45 features a White Cross service by adult and young people. A St Luke's hospital nurse will explain how White Cross funds aid the children's ward.
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St. Paul’s
St. Luke's Hospital
Seek Missing Ames Boy Amid Mother’s Illness
Local police seek Donald Radcliffe age 18 of Ames who has been missing since December 1. He is 5 9, 132 pounds, fair complexion with blue eyes and dark hair. He was last seen wearing a blue and gray plaid mackinaw and blue pants.
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Ames
Donald Radcliffe
Radcliffe
Hle
Roosevelt Juniors Ship Navy Menu Covers for Christmas
Three hundred menu covers printed by Roosevelt junior high students in the school shop were shipped Saturday by Linn County Junior Red Cross to commanding officers of the Dewey Dorsey and Lamson at San Diego. The covers, printed from a linoleum block, accompany Christmas dinners aboard these ships.
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Navy
Roosevelt Junior High School
Linn County Junior Red Cross
U.S. Dewey, Dorsey and Lamson
San Diego
Local agents claim top state sales and sixth nationwide
Emerson E Cooper of Equitable Life of Iowa told representatives of the Oscar A Anderson agency at a Hotel Roosevelt congress that their group led Iowa in November sales and ranked sixth nationally. About a dozen northeastern towns were represented, and Mr and Mrs Anderson hosted a luncheon at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson E. Cooper
Equitable Life of Iowa
Des Moines
Oscar A. Anderson
Cooper
Hotel Roosevelt
Mrs. Anderson
Cub Pack No 5 Holds Picnic and Awards
Cub Pack No 5 of Central Park Presbyterian church gathered Friday night for a church picnic supper. Four boys joined the pack and earned awards including Lion badges by Richard Albright Jim my Threlkeld. gold arrows for George Greenway Billy Brittin. wolf badge for Richard Seeger. silver arrow for Billy Stanley. Cubmaster Paul Hunter praised the pack committee den mothers and den fathers. Rev C H Hook reviewed pack activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Lion
Richard Albright
Jimmy Threlkeld
George Greenway
Billy Brittin
Wolfe
Richard Seeger
Billy Stanley
Paul Hunter
C. H. Hook
Nurse's Manslaughter Sentence Is Suspended
A 23 year old nurse Mary Kathryn Reed had a suspended one year prison term for concealing a birth and a $500 fine payment suspended. The jury acquitted her on involuntary manslaughter charges. She headed home to Hillsdale Indiana with her parents after the ruling by Federal Judge John Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Hillsdale
Ind
John Knight
Mary Kathryn Reed
Quartet Gets 2 10.6 Years For Espionage
Four defendants faced federal courtroom sentences after a six week trial in New York. Red haired Johanna Hofmann, 26, received four years. Otto Hermann Voss, 38, was given six. Erich Glaser, 28, and Guenther Rumrich, 32, pled or were found guilty and drew two years each. Judge Knox condemned espionage as contemptible while noting lapses in law enforcement and stressing democracy mercy. Hofmann sobbed as the verdicts were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Johanna Hofmann
Otto Hermann Voss
Erich Glaser
United States Army
Mitchelfield
Long Island
Guenther
Gustav Rumyrich
Rumrich
Chicago
Voss
Miss Hofmann
Glaser
Knox
Germany
Roosevelt Students Stage Gala Had Jones Play
The Roosevelt senior high presented a three act play titled Galahad Jones directed by Miss Roberta Dinwiddie Sheets in the Roosevelt school auditorium. Dick Nelson as Galahad drew strong praise for his clear voice and mime while Gloria Franks with a Swedish accent provided the funniest moments. Marilyn Thompson Leo Shulgin and the sisters Betty Munden Nadine Mott also delivered notable turns amid a responsive audience and frequent applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Senior High School
Galahad Jones
Roberta Dinwiddie Sheets
Roosevelt School
Knights of the Round Table
Tommy Jones
Dick Nelson
Galahad
Gloria Franks
Young Nelson
Marilyn Thompson
Leo Shulgin
Betty Munden
Nadine Mott
Betty Jean Ensign
Mildred Burke
Robert Foster
William Tremaine
Graham Andrews
Elmer Grissel
Sarah Wykle
Dan Sweeney
R.fe
Deaths Joseph Smreck 53 dies near Cedar Rapids
Joseph Smreck aged 53 died at his home seven miles southeast of Cedar Rapids at 6 p m Friday. Born in Bohemia he came to the United States fifty years ago and lived in the area since. Surviving are two sisters Mrs Rudolf Jandrt Bruce Wis and Mrs Frank Rejsa Cedar Rapids and two brothers Frank Cedar Rapids and Jerry near Ely. Funeral services will be at 1 30 p m Monday at Rogers Grove church with Reverends Pokorny Burian. Burial in Rogers Grove cemetery. Friends may call Brush chapel until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Smreck
Cedar Rapids
Bohemia
Rudolph Jandrt
Bruce
Wis
Frank Rejsa
Frank
Jerry
Ely
Rogers Grove
Francis Pokorny
Ludvik Burian
Brush Chapel
Funeral services for Civil War veteran James H Goodhue
Funeral services for James H Goodhue, Civil War veteran, will be held at Beatty chapel at 2 pm Sunday conducted by Rev Marion Williams and I O O Fledge 141. Military rites will follow at Cedar Memorial cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel. Odd Fellows to meet at 1 pm Sunday in the Odd Fellows hall 109 Second Avenue SE to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Goodhue
Beatty Chapel
Marion Williams
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Hall
Second Avenue SE
Walker, Johnson county native, dies in Colorado
George Alexander Walker, former Johnson county resident who visited Cedar Rapids often, died at his Grand Junction Colorado home November 23 after a stroke ten days earlier. He was born in Solon, lived in Johnson county, moved to Grand Junction in 1926, and last visited Cedar Rapids in 1932. Survived by widow Nora, four children Inez Walker, Charles Walker, Mary De Hart, Joy Belle Jones, one grandchild Sylvia Ann Jones, four sisters Iva Kurtz Myrta Thayer Anna Warner Jessie Brown. Funeral at Grand Junction. Christian Science member and Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Alexander Walker
Johnson County
Cedar Rapids
Grand Junction
Colo
D. H Kurtz
Solon
Nora
Inez Margaret Walker
Cedar Falls
Charles M
Mission
Calif
Mary de Hart
Los Angeles
Joy Belle Jones
Cole
Sylvia Ann Jones
Iva Kurtz
Myrta Thayer
Anna Warner
Jessie Brown
Westgate
Christian Science Church
Masonic Order
Funeral services for Miss Lillian Waddington held at Turner chapel
Funeral services for Miss Lillian Waddington, longtime social welfare worker, will be conducted by Charles J. Bready at Turner chapel on Sunday. Burial is planned for Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home prior to services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Waddington
Turner Chapel
Charles J. Bready
St. Paul's Church
Typhoid Under Control Says Health Officials
Medical statement notes typhoid being controlled with vaccination. Immunity grows during three weeks and lasts about three years, then may need renewal. Vaccination protects against ingestion of organisms, not airborne spread. Of forty cases, thirty six traced to an event with 105 attendees. authorities urge immunization for those exposed.
Denial of Paulette Goddard for Scarlett in Gone With The Wind
Selznick International Pictures denied reports that Paulette Goddard was cast as Scarlett O'Hara. A studio spokesman said no decision had been made, though she is among several considered. Cameras to start Jan. 5 with George Cukor directing and Sidney Howard writing. Clark Gable to play Rhett Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
INS
Paulette Goddard
New York
Scarlett O'Hara
Selznick International Price Inc
Miss Goddard
George Cukor
Sidney Howard
Clark Gable
Rhett Butler
Linn Rural Teachers Hear Two Speakers at Meeting
Linn county rural teacher's meeting at McKinley high school auditorium drew 175 teachers to hear two speakers. Des Moines supervisor H. K. Bennett spoke on Remedial Reading and Lena B. Hecker of Iowa City demonstrated work type reading. Walter A. Shupp, Linn county superintendent, led the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
McKinley High School
H. K. Bennett
Des Moines
State Department of Public Instruction
Lena B. Hecker
Iowa City
Walter A. Shupp
Frank Miles Attacks Miller Over Hattery Firing
Des Moines editor Frank Miles accuses Secretary of State elect Earl G. Miller of misusing authority by removing Legionnaire John Hattery as chief of the Iowa highway patrol. Miles cites reactions from Republicans and the Iowa State Safety Council while Miller defends Hattery, calling the accusation false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Earl G. Miller
Frank Miles
Iowa Legionaire
Miles
John Hattery
Iowa Highway Patrol
Iowa State Safety Council
Earl Hall
Hattery
Miller
John
Divorces Granted Saturday by Judge Ring in Iowa Court
Divorce grants on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds include June Zulakis from Nick Zulakis and Lucille Locke from John W. Locke. Richard Charles Heckle from Orlena Heckle also cited. Mrs Zulakis and Mrs Locke receive name and custody rulings. Suits include Bonnie Bell vs Wayne Bell and Gladys Routson vs Donald Routson, with custody sought in Crumpacker case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
June Zulakis
Nick Zulakis
Cedar Rapids
Lucille Locke
John W. Locke
Richard Charles Heckle
Orlena Heckle
Marshalltown
Bonnie Bell
Wayne Bell
Iowa City
Gladys H. Routson
Donald P. Routson
Fairfield
Lucille Crumpacker
Noble Crumpacker
Crumpackers
Minnesota
Cedar Rapids man faces new statutory offense case
The case of J B Stripe, 48, Cedar Rapids, charged with a statutory offense, leads a new criminal docket assigned by Judge C J Haas. County Attorney G K Thompson prepared the schedule effective next Wednesday. Other defendants include James Parks for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and Thomas Thompson for illegal sale of intoxicating liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J B. Stripe
Cedar Rapids
C. J Haas
G. K. Thompson
James Parks
Thomas Thompson
Local Legal Actions Change Hands In Cedar Rapids Area
A January 3 filing by C V Rosenberger against Cedar Rapids Lodge No Idi I O O F settled and dismissed with costs. Rosenberger claimed the lodge accepted his offer to buy a three story building at 109 Second Avenue SE for 19500 but later refused to convey. The lodge denied accepting the offer. A partition action judge A B Lovejoy ruled Ida Bowers has a one half homestead interest in real estate in James C Youngs Third addition. Fred Hook’s half is not homestead and subject to liens. The will of Anna Margaret Schloeman dated December 1 1924 was probated. she died Nov 5 leaving children and grandchildren as legatees. A separate partition decree requests one fifth interests in Alandale addition real estate for Ralph Johnson John Johnson William Johnson Mary F Barbour and Lauviel H Johnson. A Wahpeton North Carolina Motor Finance Corp suit against H E Myron for auto replevin was dismissed with prejudice before Judge Haas. Ideal Food Products seeks a 120 judgment in a rental claim against L J McFaddin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Rosenberger
Cedar Rapids Lodge No. Idi, I. O, O. F
Rosenberger
Second Avenue SE
A B. Lovejoy
Ida Bowers
Ida Hook
James C. Young
Fred Hook
Anna Margaret Schloeman
J. William Schloeman
Mr. Schloeman
Alandale Addition
Ralph Johnson
John Johnson
William Johnson
Mary F. Barbour
Lauviel H. Johnson
Bomb Flung Into Whitehall Basement Causes Mystery
A home made bomb in a shaving stick container filled with explosive was hurled into the basement of the British Ministry of Health in Whitehall on Saturday. It exploded without causing appreciable damage. Authorities offered no clues about the attacker or motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ministry of Health
Whitehall
Confused tale of Mary Brown kidnap case puzzles town
Mary Brown an 18 year old convent school girl reappears and police plan further questioning to untangle contradictory statements. Major Munshower says the story is unclear and may reflect exhaustion and confusion. Details include a black truck, a shack, burns of clothing, and uncertain condition on return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxon Hill
Mary Brown
Elmer F. Munshower
Maryland State Police
Mary
William B. Brown
Lucy
Munshower
Brown
Britain to drop flour subsidies in wheat export deal
The Agriculture Department said it will end flour export subsidies to Great Britain and Ireland as part of a 20 million bushel wheat sale. The move, requested by British millers, aims to curb American milling competition under Secretary Wallace’s plan to ship 100 million bushels of surplus wheat this year. The subsidy drop coincides with tariff removal on January 1, reducing federal subsidies. About 65 million bushels have been exported under the program. The surplus commodities corporation now pays roughly 22 cents per bushel in wheat subsidies and about $1.05 per barrel for flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Great Britain
Ireland
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Births announce daughter born to Lisbon couple
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mulherin of Lisbon a daughter on December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Mulherin
Lisbon
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This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!