D A R Chapters Attend Tea at Mount Vernon Cornell
Ashley and Mayflower D A R chapters sent members to a tea hosted by Balliet chapter in Main hall at Cornell college Mount Vernon. Guests from Cedar Rapids Marion and Anamosa joined regent Mrs R P Ink and listed members from each chapter attended the afternoon event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley
Mayflower
Daughters of the American Revolution
Balliet
Mount Vernon
Main Hall
Cornell College
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Anamosa D. A. R.’s
R. P. Ink
C. W. Boegel
C. L. Douglass
Mary Garnes
Gertrude Kilborn
Minnie Fletcher Blasier
W. R. Grissel
Harriet Boyce
Zaidee Snyder
F. P. Ralston
H. B. Lembaugh
R. Lee Taylor
E. J. Esgate
C. W. Sutliff
Mayflower Chapter
J. C. Milner
Carl D. Thomas
O. L. Szicar
W. M. Lee
W. F. Cooper
Three Chapters Of P E O Hold Meetings
Three chapters of the P E O DK GM and HJ met Monday for varied programs at members homes. Fifty five DK members attended at Mrs Jessie Dodds 2229 Bever Ave SE. Joanna Hagey of the public library spoke on Leisure Time and Adult Education. Guests included Mrs Harry Lamb of chapter FJ Davenport Miss McLaughlin of CM Keota Mrs Arthur Brooks of FO and Mrs Earl B Delzell of GM. Assistant hostesses were Mrs W L Harrison Mrs L E Henry Mrs P W Jacobson and Mrs R D Gray. Mrs W A Bailey led a constitution study at GM. In the James Patterson home the St Helena read by Sheriff covered Napoleon life. Thirty two members attended. Chapter HJ with Mrs Jay Hesser led a constitution quiz at Mrs Amnie Franken 2302 Hillcrest Drive SE with Miss Katherine Franken assisting. Nellie Richardson violinist accompanied by Miss Virginia Paul. Guests included Mrs G M Woodke CY Charles City Mrs Mabel Barger BE Spirit Lake Mrs G E Turner F Moulton and Mrs W C Henning DK. Mrs Henning presided at tea after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. K
Jessie Dodds
Bever Avenue
Joanna Hagey
Public Library
Harry Lamb
Davenport
McLaughlin
Keota
Arthur Brooks
Earl B. Delzell
W. L. Harrison
L.E. Henry
P. W. Jacobson
R. D. Gray
W. A. Bailey
Gm's
James Patterson
Twentieth. Street
H. E. Kaensinger
Scott McIntyre
St.* Helena
Napoleon
Jay Hesser
Amnie Franken
Hillcrest Drive
Katherine Franken
Nellie Richardson
Virginia Paul
G. M. Woodke
Chapter
Charles City
Mabel Barger
Spirit Lake
G E. Turner
Moulton
W. C. Henning
Agnes Yanda and Lester Chrudimsky Tie Church Marriage
Agnes Yanda and Lester Chrudimsky of Clutier were married Monday morning at Immaculate Conception Church by Rev. Father Vopatek in a double ring ceremony. Pauline Smid and Frank Chrudimsky attended. A noon reception followed at the bride’s home and a dance in the evening at the Z C B J hall. They will reside in Clutier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clutier
Agnes Yanda
Lester Chrudimsky
Immaculate Conception Church
Father Vopatek
Pauline Smid
Cedar Rapids
Frank Chrudimsky
Z.C.B.J. Hall
Dorothy Hess and Charles Shepard Wed at Hess Home
Dr and Mrs H R Hess announce the marriage of their daughter Dorothy to Charles Shepard son of Mr and Mrs Roy Alden Carnegie. The Rev Charles Edwards officiated at the Hess home ceremony with only immediate family present. The couple dined at the Roosevelt hotel and reside at 2032 Park avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Hess
Twenty-second Street
Dorothy
Charles Shepard
Roy Alden Carnegie
Grande Avenue
Charles Edwards
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Hess Home
Roosevelt Hotel
Keystone couple wed in double ring ceremony
Miss Norma Scheel and Edwin Selk, both of Keystone, were married Tuesday at Trinity Lutheran church by Rev. P. L. Bornhoeft. The bridesmaids Mrs. Mary Pohlman and Raymond Scheel attended. the couple will reside west of Keystone as Selk farms on his parents’ land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Scheel
Peter Scheel
Edwin Selk
Adolph Selk
Keystone
Trinity Lutheran Church
P. L. Bornhoeft
Mary Pohlman
Raymond Scheel
Selk
Mother Of Million Dollar Baby Insane Declared Sane
In Chicago at her bedside hearing in a sanitarium, Myrtle Fahrney Saemann, 26, heiress to patent medicines, was declared sane. She is mother of Nancy Saemann, the so called million dollar baby, six, who lives in New York with her father Franklin I. Saemann Jr. The Saemanns were divorced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Inva Sanitarium
Myrtle Fahrney Saemann
Emory Fahrney
Oak Park
Saemann
Nancy Saemann
New York
Franklin I. Saemann, Jr
Saemanns
County Board Creates New Road District in Linn County
The Linn county board of supervisors on Tuesday established a three and a half mile secondary road district in Brown and Buffalo townships. Thirty residents petitioned, cost to be funded by a quarter assessment. The route begins one mile east of Whittier, north from County Trunk Road C and then northwest. The report goes to the county engineer for review on Nov. 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Brown
Buffalo
Whittier
Administrator Named For Sterner Estate
Judge H C Ring in district court appointed J A Yessler of Cedar Rapids as administrator with the will annexed of the Milton R Sterner estate, succeeding Paul W Sterner of Springville. Bond set at 5000 dollars and about 9000 dollars were ordered turned over to the new administrator. Ned at R Sterner died March 28, 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
J. A. Yessler
Cedar Rapids
Milton R. Sterner
Paul W. Sterner
Springville
Sterner
Ned At R. Sterner
Newborn Daughters Reported for Pickart and Pospisil Families
Born to Mr and Mrs Alvin Pickart of Norway a daughter on December 3 at Mercy hospital. Also a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Emil J Pospisil of 65 Twenty second Avenue SW on December 2 named Delores Anne, though the name was erroneously given Monday as H A Pospisil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Pickart
Norway
Dee 3
Mercy Hospital
Emil J. Pospisil
Twenty-second Avenue
Dee 2
Delores Anne
H. A. Pospisil
Iowa Boy's Steer Wins Grand Champion at International Exposition
Cleo Yoder of Wellman Iowa announced the feeding formula for his grand champion Aberdeen Angus Pat's Blue Ribbon at the thirty sixth International Livestock Exposition. The 1050 pound steer claimed the grand title under judge Walter Biggar. Yoder noted a mother's care and a balanced diet of corn barley oilmeat and hay. Iowa State College exhibited fat Shorthorns and placed in multiple divisions while PA State College earned reserve honors with a Berkshire entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleo Yoder
Wellman
Farm Youth
Pat
Yoder
Walter Biggar
Dalbeattie
Scotland
Iowa State College
International Livestock Exposition
Louis Goecke
State Center
Iowa
F. W. Hubbell
Des Moines
Elliott Brown
Rose Hill
Aberdeen
Htt
Hillandale Farm
Muscatine
Oil facilities in Valona to feed Bari refinery plans
Standard Oil prepares Valona reservoirs for receiving crude oil to be shipped to Bari where the A G I P will build a refinery under a 70 million lire government subsidy. King George urges defense increases as Britain pledges continued League support despite Italo Ethiopian tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valona
Bari
London
INL
George
Parliament
Britain
League of Nations
Italy
Victoria
Viscount Hailsham
House of Lords
House of Commons
Tugwell Attacks Peonage Clash in Midwest Valley
Rexford Tugwell says peonage in the Mississippi valley has gone on too long. In a Washington Star radio forum he warned that years of conflict pit northern mortgage farmers against southern tenants and sharecroppers, urging unity in defense of birthright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Rexford G. Tugwell
Mississippi Valley
Washington Star
Dixon to Spend Winter in Jail Ten Years Running
Portland AP reports George Dixon spends the winter in jail for the tenth year in a row after pleading guilty to an intoxication charge and requesting a four month term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
George Dixon
Dixon
Proper Use Of Great Plains Is Deemed Urgent
Washington report from the science advisory board to President Roosevelt proposes zones of risk for farmland and protective land management to curb agricultural self-destruction. It urges drought resistant cereals, selection from primitive strains, and moving toward regimentation to safeguard national economy amid the 1934 drought and climatic variability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Science Advisory Board
Roosevelt
W. L. G. Goerg
American Geographical Society
Great Plains
United States
Fenny Eget
Seed corn injury blamed on double frost in Iowa
In Fairmont Minnesota AP reports Dr. Stuart Smith of Iowa State College says seed corn in Iowa and nearby areas suffered the worst since 1917 after a Oct 2 3 freeze that reached 12 degrees below zero and killed germination. Nearby Columbus Junction notes a wedding as Miss Mary Willits and Archie Ray Brookhart wed at Davenport with Myrta Brookhart and Hans George as attendants and a reception to follow. They will reside on a farm near Columbus Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
Minn
Iowa
Stuart Smith
Iowa State College
Ames
Smith
Columbus Junction
Mary Willits
Edward Willits
Muscatine
Archie Ray Brookhart
Archie Brookhart
St. John’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Davenport
Frank Court
Myrta Brookhart
Hans George
Trial Reveals Hotel Slot Machines and Tax Records
Evidence includes a black book seized from a hotel room of Frank Comerfield and a ledger from Iowa Dakota Novelty Co listing slot machine protection payments. Tax returns for the partnership show 1934 gross receipts of 14 735 60 and net income 2 217 20 with deductions for stolen machines and officer seizure items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Comerfield
Peters
Iowa- Dakota Novelty Company
Iowa-Dakota Company
Tom L. Taggart
Glenn Scott
T. F. Brislane
Brisbane
Taggart
Comerfield
Tax” Taxler
Ethiopians March on Makale in Northern Front Advance
Troops led by Ras Kassa and Ras Mula Gheta move toward Makale, advancing from Ashangi and Beso r kale with large supply caravans. Italian scouts report about 80 000 Ethiopians in Kassa's army as Emperor Haile Selassie oversees northern operations from Dessye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asmara
Makale
Ras Kassa
Kassa
Ras Mula Gheta
Addis Ababa
Straigh
Dessye
Ethiopia
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