Republicans Now Predominate On Iowa Liquor Commission
Des Moines Iowa—M L Curtis chairman of the Iowa liquor control commission said a survey shows 318 Republicans and 311 with other affiliations on the commission payroll. Democrats total 265 of the 311 with known party and 46 have no party listed. Curtis seeks a 60 40 Republican majority and plans further personnel changes statewide including store managers and office staff in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
M. L. Curtis
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Tueseday
Curtis
Commission
Marion O E S Elects Officers in Open Meeting
Marion chapter No 183 O E S elected officers including Mrs Bess Helbig McElwain as worthy matron Albert Bragg worthy patron and Mrs Bertha Barnes associate matron Plans for installation in January were announced Refreshments were served to seventy members Guests included Mrs Charles Albaugh of Glendale Calif and relatives from Davenportport and Cleveland The Diana Fret club plans a Friday meeting at 7 30 p m at 1347 Twelfth Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.E.S
Bess Helbig McElwain
Marion
Albert Bragg
Bertha Barnes
Ed Starry
Maude Newman
Ruth Maier
Dora Fullerton
Hannah Johnson
Diana Fret Club
E. C. Ainley
Twelfth Street
Gov Wilson to Dedicate Washington Armory December 14
Washington Iowa December 14 dedication of the new 38000 armory for Troop F 113th cavalry with Gov George A Wilson as speaker. Brig Gen Ray Venter Adjutant General Charles Grahl Lt Col Ralph Lancaster Col Max O Brien all of Des Moines expected. Building by Smith Construction Cedar Rapids. Benefits raise 1500 for equipment. Concert by 113th Cavalry Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
113Th Cavalry
George A. Wilson
Des Moines
Ray Venter
Fifty-seventh Cavalry Brigade
Charles H. Grahl
Ralph A. Lancaster
Max O’brien
Smith Construction Company
Cedar Rapids
Fred S. Downing
Chamber of Commerce
Lee Holland
Frank Parish
113Th Cavalry Band
Oskaloosa
Lee Brissey
Keswick Rebekah Lodge Names 1940 Officers to Be Installed
Keswick Rebekah lodge elected officers for January 1940 with Etta Blick as Noble Grand Hazel Winegarden as Vice Grand Anna Fry Financial Secretary Rosa Churchill Treasurer Ruth Moore and Ida Moore and Will Schlaser as Trustees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keswick
Keswick Rebekah
Noble
Etta Blick
Hazel Winegarden
Anna Fry
Rosa Churchill
Ruth Moore
Ida Moore
Will Schlaser
Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin Ad
An advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell's Laxative-Senna with Syrup Pepsin as a dual action remedy. It claims Pepsin dissolves undigested protein in the stomach and the Senna laxative wakes lazy bowels to relieve constipation. It emphasizes stomach comfort and easy taste for families and children.
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Backed by Ads
Backache warning urges readers to buy Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules from Haarlem Holland as a kidney diuretic. Claims include swollen ankles puffiness leg cramps and difficulty urinating. Promotes authenticity urging not to accept substitutes and to seek the genuine product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
Holland
Miller elected president of Lorraine circle at OES meeting
Mrs Emery J. Miller was elected president of Lorraine circle past matrons of Marion chapter No. 183 OES at a meeting preceding a picnic supper in the Masonic temple. Mrs Le Roy Barber became vice president and Mrs O M Carson secretary and treasurer. The attendance record losers will host a dinner for the winners in January. Mrs James A. Pringle and Mrs W D Shank named co chairmen of the entertainment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery J. Miller
Lorraine Circle
Marion
O.E.S
Masonic Temple
le Roy Barber
O. M. Carson
James A. Pringle
W. D. Shank
City Council Sits For Public Works And Milk Tests
Theodore Sattizahn requested widening and elevating the street in front of his 1234 Fourth Street home to drain surface water into gutters. The council will discuss milk testing by local high school chemistry classes, per a state inspector's recommendation, with school superintendent C. B. Vernon. Bicycle riding ordinances in business districts were read. Police Chief Gene Miller to study Cedar Rapids rules and report at the December 18 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Sattizahn
Fourth Street
C. B. Vernon
Busines
Gene Miller
Cedar Rapids
Willard Jones and Edgar Selveson Visit Relatives in Sioux Rapids
Willard Jones of San Francisco and Edgar Selveson a UC student, guests of Mrs. B W Leslie and family, left Tuesday morning for Sioux Rapids to visit relatives. The Leslie family and their son Rodger hosted them since Saturday and spent Sunday at Rock Island with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Jones
Panama-Pacific Steamship Lines
San Francisco
Edgar Selveson
University of California
Mr. Jones
B. W. Leslie
Sioux Rapids
Mrs. Leslie
Rodger
Rock Island
Mrs Elizabeth Carpenter Honored at Picnic Dinner
Elizabeth Carpenter was celebrated with a Saturday picnic dinner at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Ed Kemnitz for her ninety second birthday. Guests included nieces Mrs Thomas Evans Grundy Center and Mrs D Earl Miler Marion Cooper Evans Mr Miller and Mrs Carrie Reichert. On Sunday visitors to the Kemnitz home included Mrs Carpenter’s sister Mrs Ida Smith Mr and Mrs Will Lysinger Mrs Verna Johnson and L Mason of Silvis Ill. Reichert also dined with the Kemnitz household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Carpenter
Ed Kemnitz
Thomas Evans
Grundy Center
D. Earl Miler
Marion
Cooper Evans
Miller
Carrie Reichert
Kemnitz
Carpenter
Birthday celebration for Beverly Lutz at home and theater
Mrs. Fred Lutz marked her daughter Beverly's eleventh birthday with a Monday dinner at 440 Fourth Street. Afterward the group attended the theater as her guests, including Carol Jean Fairley Joanne Crew Joan Gibson Jean Mullalevy Jeanne Marilyn Nickeson Margaret Beadle Darlene Port Kathleen Waline and Muriel Reichert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Fred Lutz
440
Fourth Street
Carol Jean Fairley
Joanne Crew
Joan Gibson
Jean Mullalevy
Jeanne
Marilyn Nickeson
Margaret Beadle
Darlene Port
Kathleen Waline
Muriel Reichert
Hanna Family Visited After Thanksgiving Stay
Mrs. Mary Hanna returned Monday from Scranton where she was an overnight guest Sunday of her son Dr. Charles Hanna and his family. Her daughter Eleanor, a Glidden high school teacher, and son Edward, a student at Iowa State College, spent the Thanksgiving vacation here with their mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hanna
Scranton
Charles Hanna
Eleanor Hanna
Glidden High School
Edward Hanna
Iowa State College
Givens Family Guests At Jefferson Home In Ames Visit
Mr and Mrs W C Givens and their sons Bill and Norman of La Crosse Wisconsin were guests over Sunday in the home of Mr and Mrs E D Jefferson. Bill and Norman returned to Ames Monday morning to resume their studies at Iowa State college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Givens
Bill
Norman
la Crosse
Wis
E. D. Jefferson
Ames
Iowa State College
Dinner Guests From Ames Visit Terrills
Mr and Mrs Theodore Herman and their son Walter of Ames visited Mr and Mrs H L Terrill and their sons Phillip and Donald for dinner Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Hermanson
Walter
Ames
Daniel Terrill
Phillip
Donald
H. L. Terrill
Prairie Union club to meet for picnic supper
The Prairie Union Agricultural and Literary club meets Friday at 6 30 PM at Prairie Chapel church. Hosts are Mr and Mrs W B Carpenter. Meat potatoes and dessert provided. Attendees should bring a covered dish sandwiches table service and a 10 cent gift for exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Union Agricultural and Literary Club
Prairie Chapel Church
W. B. Carpenter
Christmas seal program at Frozen Hill school house
Mrs W G Koppenhaver and Mrs E E Parsons will attend the Christmas seal program in Buffalo township at the Frozen Hill school house on Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Koppenhaver
E. E. Parsons
Frozen Hill
Buffalo Township
Mrs John Wild Recovers After Fall At Home
Mrs John Wild is recovering at her home on Alburnett road from bruises suffered in a recent fall at her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wild
Alburnett Road
Lutz Family Spends Weekend in Iowa City
Mr and Mrs Fred Lutz and their daughter Beverly visited Iowa City spending the weekend at the home of Mrs Alfred Graef Mrs Graefs sister in law to Mrs Lutz The visit focused on family hospitality and a relaxed city stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lutz
Beverly
Iowa City
Lutz
Alfred Graef
Dickey's Foods Ad: Meats and Staples on Sale
Whittier dried corn priced at 39 cents per pound and sugar at 49 cents. Pork steak 15 cents and sausage 10 cents. Advertisement reflects a period grocery sale by Dickey's Foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier
Dickey’s Foods
Mordorst Family Hosts Guests After Thanksgiving Visit
Mr and Mrs J A Mordorst and their son returned Sunday night from Hampshire Illinois where they spent Thanksgiving. Leone Pinne and Edward Cole joined them and will stay a week with the Mordorsts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Mordorst
Hampshire
Ill
Leone Pinne
Edward Cole
Mordorsts
Beautiful Christmas Greeting Cards From Owen's Drug Store
Advertisement notes arrival of Christmas greeting cards just received from the factory at Owen's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen's Drug Store
Grundy Center Family Returns AfterHoliday Visit
Mrs. Thomas Evans and her son Cooper of Grundy Center returned home Sunday after visiting her brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs D Earl Miller west of Marion. Mr Evans was a Thanksgiving day guest in the Miller home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Evans
Cooper
Grundy Center
Presbyterian bazaar advertisement details meal price
Presbyterian bazaar set for December 7 at 5 30 with fried chicken priced at 40 cents. Local event promo notes the fundraiser meal and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Bazaar
Weekend Guests At The King Home Include Carey Family
Mrs. Kings sister Miss Alice Carey a Clarion teacher joined weekend visitors Miss Claudia Rae Carey from Manson and Mr and Mrs Thomas Carey with their daughter. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs A J Evans of Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth King
King
Alice Carey
Clarion
Thomas Carey
Claudia Rae
Manson
A. J. Evans
Knoxville
Child Named Alice King Recovers After Appendectomy
Two year old Alice Jane King daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth King is recovering at Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids after an appendectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Jane King
Kenneth King
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids
New Art Club to Gather Friday at 7 30 PM
The art club will meet Friday at 7 30 PM at Mrs Clarence Meggers home 1100 Fourteenth Street. Mrs E R McConaughy and Mrs Herman Bailey will be there. A 10 cent gift exchange is planned. Each member should bring an article for the club Christmas basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Art Club
Clarence Meggers
Fourteenth Street
E. R. McConaughy
Herman Bailey
Sunday School Hosts Potluck for New Minister Carter
Members of the Christian church and Sunday school plan a pot luck supper and reception for the Rev. Vernon H. Carter and his family Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. in the church reception room. A Christmas program follows the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregation of the Christian Church
Vernon H. Carter
Fox Lodge 319 Meeting Set for Memorial Hall
F. T. Fox lodge No. 319 of the Brotherhood of Railroad Travelers will hold a meeting on Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. in Memorial hall with possible plans discussed for upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Fox Lodge No
B. of
R. T
Memorial Hall
Silker Family Reunion Held At Ames Marion Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs H C Silker hosted a Sunday family reunion at their home. Attending were Theodore Silker and daughter Beth of Ames, Harold Silker and son Douglas of Cedar Rapids, Kenneth Silker and son Kenneth Jr, and L L Klingler with their children of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Silker
Theodore Silker
Beth
Ames
Harold Silker
Douglas
Cedar Rapids
Kenneth Silker
Kenneth, Jr
L. L. Klingler
Marion
Burnses Move Into New Home On Seventh Avenue
Mr and Mrs Robert P Burns moved Tuesday into their newly erected home at 1590 Seventh Avenue from their former residence at 354 Tenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Burns
Seventh Avenue
Tenth Street
Methodist church choir set for Wednesday rehearsal
The choir of the Methodist church will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the church for rehearsal.
Choir rehearsal set for Congregational church Wednesday
The choir of the Congregational church will meet for rehearsal at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday at the church.
Pleasant Grove district to meet on hand loom study
Pleasant Grove school district No 11 will hold a home project meeting all day Friday at the home of Mrs A O Edwards on old Marion road. A picnic luncheon will be served at noon. The group will study the making of hand looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove
A. O. Edwards
Old Marion Road
Townsend Club No 1 to Meet at Curriers Home
Townsend club No 1 will hold its meeting tonight at 7 30 at the home of Mr and Mrs James Currier located at 1400 Fourth avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club No. 1
James Currier
Fourth Avenue
O G Waffle Sets Out For Minnesota On Business Trip
O G Waffle will depart Wednesday for a business trip to Minnesota. The move marks a routine enterprise travel period with no stated destinations beyond the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. G. Waffle
Minnesota
Local student returns to Iowa City after break
Bill Thomas a junior mechanical engineering student at the University of Iowa spent Thanksgiving with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Thomas and returned to Iowa City Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Thomas
University of Iowa
Gerald Thomas
Iowa City
Christmas party and luncheon of Pris cilla guild circle
Members of the Adeliza Daniels circle of the Pris cilla guild at the Congregational church will meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Mrs. Ed Sigfred's home. Attendees are asked to bring the usual picnic requirements. Meat potatoes and rolls will be provided. A Christmas gift exchange will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeliza Daniels
Priscilla Guild
The
Congregational Church
Ed Sigfred
Choir Rehearsal Scheduled After Wednesday Supper
The Christian church choir will meet for rehearsal at 8 p.m. Wednesday following the family night supper at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Federal Men Oppose Rehiring of Couch in Iowa
Federal social security officials reportedly object to reinstating Joseph Couch son of Iowa labor leader A A Couch as intermediate clerk for the Iowa unemployment compensation commission. A Polk county district court order had directed rehiring, with federal auditors threatening to oppose using funds for salary if Couch remains on payroll. Couch, among 18 released last spring, ranked 103rd in the examination. advocates argued his work was satisfactory while he earned 110 dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Joseph Couch
Iowa State Federation of Labor
Iowa Unemployment Compensation Commission
Polk County District Court
Couch
Federal
Social Security Board
Iowa Supreme Court
Polk Court
A. A. Couch
Federation of Labor
Commission
Couth
Complete Jury To Hear Murder Trial Of Oelwein Woman
A West Union jury of ten men and two women was sworn at 10 45 a m Tuesday to hear evidence in the case of Mrs Adolph Vanselow 76 Oelwein charged with the murder of her husband Several jurors are named and M M Cooney of West Union withdrew from defense counsel Tuesday morning after one day in the case
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Adolph Vanselow
Oelwein
Bert Jellings
Carl Stendel
Grace Crandall
Gladys Grimes
Gilbert Anderson
Elgin
F. F. Miller
Alva Lalone
Hawkeye
J. P. Hastings
Ralph Gray
Fayette
Leo Hoffman
Arlington
Alora Gerlman
Fort Atkinson
Fred W. Hunseiker
M. M. Cooney
First Lady Turns Her Humanitarianism Award Over To Friends Group
Philadelphia report notes Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, winner of the 1939 humanitarian award, turned the $1,000 prize check to the American Friends Service Committee. She credited the Society of Friends for shaping her view and criticized the Dies committee’s focus on labeling groups as dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends
Philadelphia
INS
Franklin D. Roosevelt
American Friends Service Committee
Roosevelt
Society of Friends
Dies Committee
Indictment Targets Detroit Tile Industry Monopoly
A federal grand jury indicted 35 individuals eight manufacturing firms three contractors associations two AFL locals and jobbers for creating a tile trade monopoly in the Detroit area. Officials said it is the first criminal indictment against all branches of a regional industry under anti trust laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
AFL
It Is America’s Burden To Prove Democracy Works
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt, speaking in Philadelphia, says America must prove that people can govern themselves and that democracy can solve its own problems. She emphasizes citizen responsibility and the nation's role in proving self-government is viable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Philadelphia
Eleanor Roosevelt
America
Simon Says Magi Not Line Protects Liberty
British figure Sir John Simon asserts that the Magi not line stands as a major fortress for European liberty, highlighting a geopolitical stance during a period of tension in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Sir John Simon
Britain
Senator Bridges Calls for Cooperation Between Government and Business
Washington report notes Senator H Styles Bridges of Seattle warns that no system can prosper or endure if it faces hostility from those in power. He urged government cooperation with business to sustain growth and stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Sen. H. Styles Bridges
University of Oregon history head dies during lecture
Dr. Robert Carlton Clark, 62, longtime head of the University of Oregon history department, died Monday of a heart attack while lecturing to a class. He is survived by his widow and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene, Ore
Robert Carlton Clark
University of Oregon History Department
Truce for Santa as blackout rules eased for windows
The government relaxed blackout restrictions to allow window lighting for Christmas displays in London. Officials said the measure aims to boost morale and bring seasonal cheer to residents during the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truce For Santa
London
Nine Tularemia Cases Reported By Linn County
Iowa health department says November tularemia cases total 52, more than double the 1938 November tally. Linn County reported nine cases, Des Moines six, Polk four, others from Appanoose Black Hawk Lee and Washington, with two dozen counties represented. Health officials warn hunters and workers to wear rubber gloves when handling rabbits and to disinfect hands after cleaning. Housewives urged to cook rabbit meat thoroughly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iowa State Department of Health
Linn
Polk
Appanoose
Black Hawk, Lee
Washington
Health Department
Benton
Boone
Decatur
Dickinson
Dubuque
Jackson
Jasper
Mahaska
Marion Poweshiek
Ringgold
Union
Warren
Wayne
CCC
Walker elected Iowa City Country Club president for year
Myron J. Walker was chosen to succeed Will J. Hayek as president of the Iowa City Country Club for a one year term. New officers include E. F. Bate Francis M. Dawson and H. L. Hands W. W. Bales Dean C. A. Phillips and L. D. Wareham. Community chest drive to reach 17450 dollars this week after shortfall. University city officials approve plan to reroute the Iowa River through city park with reserved use for ice and water sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Myron J. Walker
Will J. Hayek
J. J. Swaner
Iowa River
University
Tipton Woman, 80, Ends Life by Hanging
Mrs. John Lichtenwalter, 80, committed death by own action in her Tipton home Monday afternoon by tying bedclothes to a bed post and attempting to hang herself. Coroner A. M. McCormick says death was by suffocation. Survived by husband and one daughter. born in Jones county June 25, 1859, she had lived in the community many years and had been ill for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
John Lichtenwalter
A. M. McCormick
Jones County
Curiosity Of Boy 5 Leads To Destructive Fire
In Des Moines a five year old, Jerry Lee Herteen, lighting a match in a dark bureau drawer, caused a fire that destroyed the bureau and damaged surrounding furniture while searching for Santa’s gifts. His mother, Mrs Paul L Herteen, said she hopes the boy learned his lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Jerry Lee Herteen
Santa Claus
Paul L. Herteen
Jerry
Uprising in Business Driven by War Spread Says Davies
Iowa City economist Prof. George R. Davies reports a sustained upturn in U S business linked to the European conflict. He notes gains in bank debits housing contracts payrolls employment life insurance railcar loadings retail and wholesale prices, with a cautious call for bold leadership to sustain the expansion toward the 1929 normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
United States
George R. Davies
Iowa Business Digest
University of Iowa
Davies
Iowa
West Liberty and West Branch Sweep Speech Contest Honors
West Liberty high school earned three superior ratings in the preliminary state declamatory contest here Monday night. West Branch won one superior and two excellent ratings, while Springdale took two good ratings. West Liberty’s superior winners were Jean Kelch in oratorical, Dorothy Jean Inghram in dramatic, and Harriett Mae Smith in humorous. Eddie Bowman earned a superior for West Branch in humorous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
West Liberty
West Liberty High School
West Branch
Springdale
Jean Kelch
Dorothy Jean Inghram
Harriett Mae Smith
Eddie Bowman
Tama Worker Hurt By Rolling Timber
Tama P. W. Higginbotham was seriously injured Monday near Tama when a timber weighing about a ton rolled onto him. He suffered a basal skull fracture and possible left ankle fracture along with severe bruises. He was treated by Dr. A. J. Wentzien and later moved by ambulance to Deaconess hospital in Marshalltown. Higginbotham worked for E. T. Snow Construction Company of Chicago installing a water tank for the Milwaukee railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama
P. W. Higginbotham
Higginbotham
A. J. Wentzien
Deaconess Hospital
Marshalltown
E. T. Snow Construction Company
Chicacs
Milwaukee Railroad Company
Card for Bechcka in Murder Case Fails Return of Robbery Book
Johnson county jail holds Charles Bechcka awaiting arraignment Friday on first degree murder charges. He confessed to killing his uncle and aunt, George and Mrs Novotny of Shueyville, for robbery, after failing to return the borrowed book Robber's Roost sent by the Des Moines public library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
Iowa City
Johnson County
Charles Bechcka
Des Moines
Plans Approved for $800,000 Des Moines Apartments
Des Moines Senateer Clyde L Herring announced federal housing administration approval and a guaranteed $550,000 loan from Prudential Life Insurance for Windsor Terrace corporation to build 13 apartment buildings on a five acre tract near Thirty-fifth Street and Grand Avenue. Arthur Sanford of Sioux City presides over Windsor Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Clyde L. Herring
Federal Housing Administration
Washington
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Thirty-fifth Street
Grand Avenue
Windsor Terrace Corporation
Arthur Sanford
Sioux City
Cascade K C Initiates 27 On 35th Anniversary
Cascade K C marks its 35th anniversary Sunday initiating 27 candidates. Cascade contributed 17, Ferley eight, Anamosa two. Degrees led by Monticello and Cascade, with third by Greg Figge of Osian, aided by Cedar Rapids team. Visiting state officers Joe Mahoney and William J McGowen attended. James H Devaney serves as grand knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
Cascade Council
Knights of Columbus
Ferley
Anamosa
Monticello
Cascade Councils
Greg Figge
Ossian
Cedar Rapids
Joe Mahoney
Farley
William J. McGowen
Dyersville
James H. Devaney
Iowa Benefit Assn Denied Mail Service
Washington AP reports a post office order bars mail delivery to the Iowa Benefit association of Council Bluffs and to its officers G. W. Tyler and T. L. Gorman for alleged fraudulent schemes via the mails. All mail to the association must be returned to senders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post Office Department
Iowa Benefit Association of
Council Bluffs
G. W. Tyler
T. L. Gorman
Farley
Doctors fined on narcotics charge in Tama County court
Dr. Wagner and Dr. Marling pled guilty to a technical violation of narcotic record keeping. Each was fined $100 by Judge L. J. Kirkland. State attorney George H. Struble noted the statute is a new record keeping requirement from the Forty seventh general assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Wagener
Traer
Paul F. Marling
Gladler
Sician
Tama
L. J. Kirkland
Robert Powell
Willard F. Russell
D. B. Kliebenstein
Atttorney
Eugene Jenkins
Grinnell
Wagner
Dr. Marling
J. J. deRaad
W. H. Tyler
Iowa Board of Pharmacy Examiners
Obituary of Henry Frerichs in Columbus Junction
Henry Frerichs 40 farmer died Monday in St Luke's Davenport after several weeks illness. He born near here son of Mr and Mrs Henry Frerichs. Surviving wife formerly Miss Helen Peterson and a son Kenneth. Funeral at home southwest of here at 1 30 p m and Cairo Evangelical church at 2 p m Wednesday. Rev L B Deedrick officiating burial in Kosesuth cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Henry Frerichs
St. Luke’s Hospital
Davenport
Here
Helen Peterson
Kenneth
Cairo Evangelical Church
L. B. Deedrick
Kose Suth Cemetery
Rupture Clinic Advertisement at Montrose Hotel
An advertised medical service invites visits at the Montrose Hotel from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m with evening appointments. It promotes “Retention Shields” to hold rupture during activity, claims sanitary waterproof and durable design, and cautions against wearing enlarging trusses. It notes outreach to patients, especially after abdominal operations, and warns against mail order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
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Liquor Commission
G.O.P
Marion News
Charles Albaugh
Glendale
Calif
Melvin Lebrechit
A. A. Floyd
Davenpoort
Floyd
Robert Freeman
Cleveland
Albaugh
Gov. Wilson
Arent
Sanford
John Freeman, Jr
California
Methodist Church
Indic& All
Detroit Tile Industry
Linn County
H. O. Smith
Star Jewelry CO
Second Street
Hershey
Tin
Reich
Dipsy Doodle
Ellis
Luden
Clorox Reg
Smith Bros
May
LUX
Stu
Esther
Ib If
GAILA
Amie Toile
Nash
Borden’s Biolac
May's
Woodbury
Cascade K. C
Iowa Benefit Assn
H. L. Hoffman
Minneapolis, Minn
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