Bridge Week Opens With Little Social Activity
The Cedar Rapids Country club hosts a quiet Monday bridge luncheon led by Mrs. W. J. Neuzil as the week promises a busy social calendar. The fifth annual mid winter state bridge tournament will draw players from across the state to the Montrose hotel Thursday through Saturday. Community Players season ticket holders receive invites for the Streamlined Party at the Country club on Saturday with further details via Miss Marian Galloway or board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
W. J. Neuzil
Montrose Hotel
Country Club
Marian Galloway
Dial
Community Players Board of Directors
College Book Club Meeting With Mrs West On Tuesday
The College Book club will meet with Mrs. N Harold West at 425 Twentieth street NE on Tuesday. Mrs. V O Hasek Jr will review Gold, Diamonds and Orchids by William LaVarre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
College Book Club
N. Harold West
Twentieth Street
V. O. Hasek, Jr
William LaVarre
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting at Hanford Post No 5
The American Legion auxiliary to Hanford post No 5 will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Memorial building. The executive board meets at 7:15 p.m. A special speaker will present, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Hanford Post No. 5
Memorial Building
Silver Chain circle meeting at Mrs Stone home
The Silver Chain circle of the King's Daughters will meet at 1817 Park Avenue SE with Mrs George M Stone presiding on Wednesday at 2 p m Members are asked to bring quilt blocks and sewing materials for the project
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Chain Circle of the King’s Daughters
George M. Stone
Park Avenue SE
Mr and Mrs Vernon Stevens Leave for Chicago Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Stevens of 641 Ravenue NE depart Sunday for Chicago for a week. Stevens will handle business, Mrs. Stevens will visit friends and relatives during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Vernon Stevens
Ravenue
Chicago
Mr. Stevens
Mrs. Stevens
Mrs Nelson Hosts Wednesday Social Club Picnic
Mrs. C. E. Nelson of 1526 Washington Avenue SE will host a Wednesday social club picnic luncheon at her home at 1 p.m. Members are asked to bring picnic provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Nelson
Washington Avenue
YWCA Business Girls League Meets Monday Evening
The Business Girls League of the YWCA will meet Monday at 6 p.m. at the YWCA. Miss Marvel Whitcher handles arrangements, Mrs. E. E. Fisher leads group singing, and Mrs. Alice Gerber, director of Linn county relief, will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Girls League of
Y.W.C.A
Eight Initiated Into White Shrine At Gethsemane Ceremony
Eight candidates were initiated into the Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem during the mid winter ceremonial of Gethsemane Shrine No 1 at the Masonic hall on Saturday evening A dinner for 250 members preceded the ceremony Officers and candidates sat in a cross shaped table setting with white and gold decorations George Krabbenhoff sang the shepherdess Guard performed its drill and Robert Smythe played xylophone solos with accompaniment by Miss Betty Jean Stephenson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Gethsemane Shrine
Masonic Hall
George Krabbenhoff
Thehepherdess Guard
Robert Smythe
Betty Jean Stephenson
Mrs Mackey entertains guests. Catherine Mackey to wed Donald West
Mrs J W Mackey 1219 Third Street SW hosted a shower for Miss Catherine Mackey as she prepares to marry Donald West in February. Attendees included many Mackeys and friends. Parlor City Camp No 1799 Royal Neighbors of America held installation at K P Hall with about fifty at dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Mackey
Catherine Mackey
Donald West
Marcella
Frances Joushar
Patricia Seda
Emily 3Inko
Dorothy West
Helen Beckman
Marguerite Mackey
Angie Folets
Emma Mackey
Louis Kinzey
Robert Ackey
Williamackey
J. Mackey
Louis
Jimmie
Ernest Inzey
Gilbert Kinzey
Parlor City Camp No
Royal Neighbors of America
K. P. Hall
Ida Feiereisen
Maud Hovorka
Celia Burda
Mary Weigel
Marie McComas
Frieda McComas
Mary Black
Esther Gosnell
Wilma Byrnes
Elma Curtiss
Emma _ Swartzbaugh
Inner Sentinel
Sarah Martin
Outer Sentinel
Alberta Groff
Faith
Margaret Pospishil
Delia Scudder
Mabel Krejci
Anna McCurry
Florence Feiereisen
Oracle
Bessie Randa
Maud Havorka
Miss Martha Trewin Elected to University of Arizona W A A
Miss Martha Trewin daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold R Trewin of 1950 Fourth Avenue SE has been elected a member of the Women’s Athletic Association at the University of Arizona in Tucson. She is among several outstanding women athletes named to the association on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Trewin
Harold R. Trewin
Fourth Avenue SE
University of Arizona
Tucson
Trewin
Camp Fire Guardians Meet Monday Evening
All city Camp Fire guardians gather Monday at 7 30 p m at the Camp Fire office for a law course and practical applications Miss Nadia Thorpe leads the discussion on Camp Fire law Mrs A J Anderson speaks to newer guardians and Mrs Amos Scott leads for seasoned guardians
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadia Thorpe
A. J. Anderson
Amos Scott
Mrs Hansen Hosts Daughters of Martha at Central Park
Mrs Warren Hansen assisted by Mrs L Geesaman Mrs T Wie nands and Mrs M Melvin entertained thirty five members and guests of the Daughters of Martha of Central Park Presbyterian church Friday afternoon Mrs Arthur Baxter president presided Mrs S Beecher gave devotions and the relief committee reported five baskets were given at Christmas time Members voted 5 to the Red Cross flood relief fund Mrs Lester De Yarman spoke on her trip to Gaspe peninsula and Canada including Callander home of the Dionne quintuplets Miss Jean Dunlap sang The next meeting will be Feb 26 at the home of Mrs F G Murray
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Hansen
Twentieth Street
L. Geesaman
T. Wienands
M. Melvin
Daughters of Martha
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Arthur Baxter
S. Beecher
Relief Committee
Flood Relief Fund
The
Red Cross
Lester de Yarman
Gaspe Peninsula
America
Canada
Callander
Dionne Quintuplets
Jean Dunlap
F. G. Murray
B Avenue NE
Reading group meeting to review Asylum by Seabrooke
The first section of the evening reading group of the A A A W will meet Monday at 7 30 p m at the home of Miss Sarah Palmer 525 Knollwood drive SE Miss Marianne Dvorak will review Asylum by Seabrooke
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.A.A.W
Sarah Palmer
Knollwood Drive
Marianne Dvorak
Seabrooke
Junior League Meets for Time Current Events Contest
All members of the Junior League of Cedar Rapids are asked to meet in the Montrose hotel league rooms Tuesday at 2 p.m. Mrs. Max Daehler is in charge of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior League of
Cedar Rapids
Time Magazine
League
Montrose Hotel
Max Daehler
Wright leaves after Iowa weekend visit at Torgerson home
Edward A. Wright of Marshall town departed Sunday evening after a weekend as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth C. Torgerson, 390 Twenty-sixth street SE. Wright, actor and lecturer, gave a program at the College club Saturday afternoon and was a fraternity brother of Mr. Torgerson at the University of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Wright
Marshalltown
Ellsworth C. Torgerson
Twenty-sixth Street
Mr. Wright
College Club
Torgerson
University of Iowa
Lutheran Women Host Bobsled Party at Church
The business and professional women's class of the First Lutheran church will hold a bob sled party and oyster stew Monday evening at the church. About forty members are expected to attend.
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First Lutheran Church
Lip reading class set by Cedar Rapids group
The Cedar Rapids League for the Hard of Hearing will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the league room O R C building for a free lip reading class The Tuesday lesson will begin a series of sketches of lives of famous Americans
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Cedar Rapids League For the
League Room
St Matthew's P T A Card Party At School
St Matthew's P T A held a Friday card party in the school auditorium with door prizes and a prize for each table. The committee included co chairs Mrs L L Locher and Mrs Charles Werner and members Mrs Lester Schillig Mrs D A Crowley Mrs R M Hofford and Mrs C D Wilson.
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St. Matthew’s P. T. A
L. L. Locher
Charles Werner
Lester Schillig
D. A. Crowley
R. M. Hofford
C. D. Wilson
Edgewood Mothers Club Knitting Class Picnic Meet
Edgewood school No 1 Mothers club sponsors a knitting class to be held Thursday at Mrs H Geiger home Wave land drive NW. All women in the neighborhood interested in knitting are invited regardless of experience to join for a picnic lunch.
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Edgewood School No. 1
Mother's Club
Mrs Alta R Duncan Travels In The South And Abroad
Mrs Alta R Duncan returned Sunday evening after a three weeks stay in the south. En route to Florida she visited New Orleans St Petersburg Tampa Sulphur Springs Miami and other Florida cities and took a trip to Havana Cuba. She returned by way of Chatanooga Tennessee where she spent some time.
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Alta R. Duncan
South
Florida
New Orleans
St. Petersburg
Tampa
Sulphur Springs
Miami
Havana
Cuba
Chatanooga
Tenn
Fillmore Mother's Club to Host Fifth Meeting
The Fillmore Mother's Club meets Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the school to discuss Family Safety and the Community. Members will hear how families can improve safety and collaborate with local efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillmore Mother's Club
Birthday Honors for Mrs Lockhart and William Woodworth
A birthday party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lockhart honored Mrs. Robert Lockhart and William Woodworth. Attendees included Frances Feyerabend Thomas Lockhart Robert Lockhart William Lockhart Ray Crowell Lumir Feyerabend Ernest Crowell and John Lockhart. Ray Crowell hosted a birthday dinner for his father Thomas Lockhart who turned 77. Guests included Thomas Lockhart, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lockhart and their son John, Thomas Lockhart Jr., Mr. and Mrs. William Lockhart, and Ernest Crowell.
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Robert Lockhart
William Woodworth
Frances Feyerabend
Thomas Lockhart
Ray Crowell
William Lockhart
Lumir Feyerabend
Ernest Crowell
John Lockhart
Night Of January Sixteenth tryouts reach broad cast
Community Players hold auditions starting Monday at 7 30 p m in the playhouse with nightly sessions until all roles are filled for The Night Of January Sixteenth to be produced March 1 2 and 3 Marian Gallaway director says seven main parts and dozens of bit parts require at least twenty five people of varied types All are welcome to attend even if not seeking a part
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Playhouse
Marian Gallaway
Community Players
O. R. C. Board Opens Semiannual Business Session
The Order of Railway Conductors board of directors began its semi annual meeting at Cedar Rapids general headquarters. Attending were J. A. Phillips and J. E. Rogers among others. absentees included C. S. Montooth Montooth ill and W. D. Johnson due to duties.
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Board of Directors of the Order of Railway Conductors
Cedar Rapids
J. A. Phillips
J. E. Rogers
F. H. Nemitz
Los Angeles
Thomas Todd
Hamilton
Ont
Canada
George H. Oram
Chicago
F. J. Williams
Grand Rapids
Mich
C. W. Merrill
Boston
Mass
C. E. Stone
Frankfort
Ind
H. E. Zimmerman
Marion
E. J. Ellingson
Birmingham
Ala
C. S. Montooth
J. M. Lamsey
Charleston
S. C
M. P. Reynolds
Seattle
Wash
W. D. Johnson
Washington, D. C
Three Safeguards to Guard Democracy Urged by Dr Harper
Dr Earl E Harper president of Simpson college spoke at St Pauls Methodist church in a union service urging three safeguards for democracy keep cool reevaluate democratic institutions and insist on integrity in government refusing to mock the phrase In God We Trust on coins He warned against dictatorship noting absence of impartial justice denial of free thought and single party rule He cited Russia and Germany and urged more reading of newspapers and a moral education free from tyranny A Coe college a cappella choir concert closed the event with Miss Catherine M Adams playing organ pieces
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl E. Harper
Simpson College
Indianola
América
St. Paul's Methodist Church
First Baptist
First Congregational
First Presbyterian
St. Paul's Methodist
Europe
America
Harper
Boston University
Lasall Junior College
Evansville College
Evansville
Ind
Russia
Germany
Jesus
Italy
Paul S. Ray
Catherine M. Adams
Cedar Rapids Couples Seek Marriage Licenses
Leonard Stastny and Cecelia Balik of Cedar Rapids apply for a license. Howard R. Lee of Tripoli and Norma Schroeder of Sumner also seek licenses. Harold V. Graves of Cedar Rapids and Mildred Logan of Raymond South Dakota are listed for marriage license purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Stastny
Cecelia Balik
Cedar Rapids
Howard R. Lee
Tripoli
Norma Schroeder
Sumner
Harold V. Graves
Mildred Logan
Raymond, S. D
City Briefs and Personal Items from Local Meeting Notes
City plan commission will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m. D E Smith of Cedar Rapids was fined $1 plus costs in police court for overtime parking Monday. Homecrafters club gathers Tuesday evening at George F Allison 508 Second Street SW SE with initiation officers in white and a post business social hour. Waterloo police urged Cedar Rapids to warn about a Negro driving a Model A Ford coupe seen near Cutler Clothing in Waterloo at 5 p m Sunday. store break in occurred at 10 05 p m with clothing stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Smith
Cedar Rapids
Homecrafters Club
George F. Allison
Second Street
Waterloo
Cutler Clothing
Raymond Meyers Fined for Intoxication in Police Court
Raymond Meyers aged 24 of 2200 Johnson Avenue NW was fined ten dollars and costs in police court on Monday for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Meyers
Johnson Avenue NW
Three Link Circle Meets With Mrs Lund
The Three Link circle will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Ella Lund in the Miller apartments at 113 First avenue West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Lund
Miller Apartments
First Avenue W
Trowel Chapter No 49 Royal Arch Masons Meet Tuesday
Trowel chapter No 49 Royal Arch Masons will hold a regular meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Masonic hall followed by degree work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Hall
Cedar Rapids Gas promotes cooking schools in midweek
Advertisement lists classes by day and time at Cedar Rapids Gas company with sessions on Tuesday at 2 30 p m Wednesday at 7 30 p m and Thursday at 2 36 p m focusing on ginger breads as the subject of the instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Dr Albion Roy King Speaks at Cedar Rapids Ministers Meet
Dr Albion Roy King of Cornell College Mount Vernon was the speaker at the Cedar Rapids Ministerial Association meeting held Monday in the First Presbyterian chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion Roy King
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Cedar Rapids
First Presbyterian Chapel
Scouters Round-Table Set at Cedar Rapids Y M C A
A Cedar Rapids area Scouters round-table will be held Tuesday evening at the Y M C A with a 6 15 dinner. Chester S Johnson area Scout commissioner will supervise a special program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Chester S. Johnson
Scout Executive West to Attend National Camping Meeting
Scout Executive N Harold West of the Cedar Rapids area council will leave early Wednesday for Detroit Michigan to attend the National Camping Association meeting. West, who is secretary of the association's local division, will return Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Harold West
Cedar Rapids Area
Detroit
Mich
National Camping Association
West
Association
Bakers injury at Petersen Baking leaves worker with finger cut
Esther Lentz, 21, of 1412 Fifth street NW, suffered a lacerated middle finger on her left hand Monday morning when her hand became caught in a bread slicer at Petersen Baking, where she is employed. She was taken to St. Luke's hospital at 8 20 a.m. treated and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Lentz
Fifth Street NW
Petersen Baking Company
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar circle Companions of the Forest meeting announced
Cedar circle No. 1367 of the Companions of the Forest will meet Wednesday evening in the I O O F hall at 10742 Second avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Circle
Companions of the Forest
I. O. O. F. Hall
Second Avenue
Missouri floods aid photographed in Louisville news photo
A Louisville flood relief story follows Mr. R. E. Mobley of Albert Lea Minnesota who sent a 60 pound box of clothes shoes and bedding to the Sweeney family in the flood zone. The box accompanied by a photo and plea reached police headquarters and the package was delivered by AP staff and local volunteers to the rescued Sweeneys at a refugee camp. The tale highlights the Sweeney family and the infantile paralysis afflicted son Roy as they expressed tears and gratitude amid hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillard Stores
Louisville
R. E. Mobley
Albert Lea
Minn
Sweeney
Edward Callahan
Associated Press Office
Sweeneys
Harry Harris
Roy
Mr. Mobley
Poppy Day Permit Granted by Cedar Rapids Council
The Cedar Rapids city council on Monday granted the auxiliary to Hanford post of the American Legion permission to sell poppies on May 29. The action followed a communication from auxiliary officers Mrs. J. P. Winn and Mrs. L. P. Lyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanford
The
American Legion
Cedar Rapids
J. P. Winn
L. P. Lyman
Sprinkler Alarms Triggered At Local Firms
Sprinkler systems at Chandler Pump and Dillon Transfer set off alarms early Monday and late Sunday with no fires. Earlier chimney fires were reported at Frank Kasper residence and E J Kouba home, both in Southeast locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler Pump Company
First Avenue
Dillon Transfer Company
First Street SE
Frank Kasper
Ninth Street
E. J. Kouba
Meadowbrook Drive
Dairy Dale Community votes for Red Cross flood relief
At a Dairy Dale meeting Thursday evening a $10 contribution was approved for the Red Cross flood relief fund. Wes Soukup announced plans for a Feb 4 variety amateur contest with Dempsy Jones as emcee, inviting entrants to call 2 9620 or 3 2224 for details. A hard times dance was approved for Feb 13 in the community hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Dale
Red Cross
Wes Soukup
Dempsy Jones
City Council Vacates Eight Foot Strip near Harper Plant
An ordinance at its third reading vacated an eight foot strip of land near J. G. Harper Automobile Refinishing plant at 431 Fifth Avenue SW to allow an addition to the plant. The strip formerly belonged to a private owner and was given to the city years ago for a street that is no longer used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Harper Automobile Refinishing Plant
Fifth Avenue
Harper
Chief’s Car Misfortune Strikes Twice in One Week
Police Chief Robert J. Vinch suffers repeated misfortune as his car is damaged twice on First Avenue SE. First, a hit by Mrs. Frank A. Pohorsky results in an insurance adjuster visit. Later, Mrs. Marguerite Morgan collides with the chief’s front end near Fifth Street, while Vinch travels west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Vinch
First Avenue
Fourth and
Fifth Streets
Frank A. Pohorsky
Seventh Street
Marguerite Morgan
Fifth Street
Vlndi
Morgan
Urge Residents To Use Ashes Or Sand On Walks
Mayor Frank K Hahn and public improvements commissioner Dave Williams urged Cedar Rapids residents on Monday to spread ashes or sand on icy sidewalks in front of homes to protect pedestrians. Williams noted the streets department cannot scatter sand or ashes on all sidewalks and that funding would be prohibitive. The city is working to improve conditions for pedestrians and motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank K. Hahn
Dave Williams
Cedar Rapids
Streets
Williams
Seely Family Heads to Long Beach for Months
Mrs E S Seely and her children Garretson James and Betty left today by car for Long Beach California planning several months away Roy Chapman Andrews naturalist hunter and explorer spoke at Coe chapel Ruth Whaley at eleventh birthday recovering from a fractured collarbone after a sidewalk fall while roller skating Alvin Stalnecker switchman sprained shoulder slipping in local yards returned home in Winfield Kansas Maud Dowdell of Chicago visiting her sister Mrs Frank H Lyman Dr J W Griffith Cedar Rapids elected president of the Iowa Veterinary association
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Seely
Garretson
James
Betty
Long Beach
Calif
Roy Chapman
Andrews
Coe Chapel
Ruth Whaley
Alvin Stalnecker
Winfield
Kaw
Maud Dowdell
Chicago
Frank H. Lyman
J. W. Griffith
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Veterinary Association
Quaker Oats workers walk out over union recognition
More than 1,000 Quaker Oats plant employees left work after the discharging of a worker. The dispute centers on recognizing the recently formed union. Prof Arthur B Sanders of the University of Michigan spoke at Coe chapel under Archaeological Institute of America auspices. February opened with a 12 below zero government reading. John Herson fractured his hip after slipping on a sleety crossing. Charles Barrett, longtime chief deputy county clerk, retired with unclear plans ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker Oats
Arthur B. Sanders
University of Michigan
Coe Chapel
Archaeological Institute of America
John Herson
Charles Barrett
James K Hackett Appears In The Walls Of Jericho
James K Hackett appeared last night at Greene’s opera house in The Walls of Jericho. Mrs. W H Fackler called to Moscow Mo by critical illness of her father. Henry Besler visiting with parents Mr and Mrs Henry Besler has re-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Hackett
Walls of Jericho
Greene's Opera House
W. H. Fackler
Moscow
Henry Besler
Cigaret Contest Opens Today Across the Nation
An Old Gold cigaret contest is announced in newspapers nationwide and officially opens today after a postponement from January 25 due to flood conditions. Literature circulated claiming a January 25 start may be disregarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Concert by Franklin Dist. Schools Draws 750 Attendees
More than 750 people including students attended an instrumental concert Sunday at Franklin high school auditorium. About 300 students performed in a two hour program with soloists Jean Killian Alvin Keiser Robert Smythe Betty Jean Stephenson Flora May Barton Charles Dulin and conductors R. L. Moehlmann and Alan Richardson. Participating groups included multiple grade and high school orchestras and bands to raise funds for band uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Franklin High School
Jean Killian
Alvin Keiser
Robert Smythe
Betty Jean Stephenson
Robert Beiber
Flora May Barton
Charles Dulin
Arthur
Big Springs
Garfield
Kenwood
Polk
R. L. Moehlmann
Alan Richardson
Council Split Over Dog Catcher Plan In Cedar Rapids
City council divided over whether the Linn County Humane Society should again handle dog catching in 1937. Mayor Hahn favored continuing the current arrangement, while Commissioner Benesh urged more effort from the dog catcher. The Humane Society reported a new shelter built in 1936 and 1,849 animals handled that year with expenses near 1995 dollars, leaving a small city subsidy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
W. C. Benesh
Public Safety
Linn County Humane Society
Frank K. Hahn
Joseph Sadowsky
Anna Zick
Benesh
Ed Stefan
Dave Williams
Harry S. Johnson
Humane Society
Hahn
Williams
Stefan
Zick
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Legion Auxiliary
Stevens
Y.W.C.A. Business Club
Miss Mackey
Parlor City
Bill
Arizona
Mrs. Hansen
Martha
A.A.U.W. Reading Group
Cedar Rapids Tribune
Killian CO
Edward Wright Guest
Torgersons
ST. Matthews
Edgewood Mother's Club
O. R. C. Board In Business
LU Erskine Johnson
George Scarbo
Blaeren
BABY
Helen Mack
Rock Island
Ill
Helen Macdougal
Charles Ilqwin
City Plan Commission
Associated Press
Mobley
Hunt
Franklin Dist
Council
L. L. Dolson
Paramount
State OF
Iowa
Launderers
Dry Cleaners
First Ave
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