Kaiser family escape from Nazi Germany described by Mrs Kaiser
Mrs Margarete H Kaiser tells of fleeing Nazism and reuniting with her three German sons in Europe and the United States. She details her family’s escape from Mussolini’s anti Jewish measures, her son Joachim’s arrival in Parkville Missouri, and their hopes for other family members joining them in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Doebel
Germany
Hitler
America
South America
Margarete H. Kaiser
Coe Chapel
Institute of International Understanding
Rotary Club
Kaiser
Roosevelt Hotel
United States
Joachim
Park College
Parkville, Mo
Ernst
Carl
Munich
Switzerland
Italy
Chicago
Roumanian Forces Reinforce Dobruja Amid Bulgarian Speech
In Budapest, persistent rumors claim Roumanian troops have been sent to the Black Sea province of Dobruja in recent days. The movement is attributed to mounting nervousness over Bulgarian parliament debates on the minority question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
INS
Black Sea
Dobruja
Bad Boy Who Became a Saint Address at Brotherhood Banquet
Dr Earl Harper of the University of Iowa spoke at the thirty first annual Methodist Brotherhood banquet on Saint Augustine of Hippo. He described Augustine's struggle with evil and the need to train youth to withstand negative influences. Attendees included past presidents John T Raymond and others. one hundred fifty men were served by the General Aid Society with music by the Bradley ensemble and readings and solos during the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Augustine
Hippo
Earl Harper
Methodist Brotherhood
Harper
School of Fine Arts
University of Iowa
The
Brotherhood
John T. Raymond
F. C. Newlin
George Reichard
Dr. J. J. Booth
Funeral services for Harry B. Oakley held at Yocom chapel
Funeral services were conducted Wednesday for Harry B. Oakley at the Yocom chapel by Rev. E. T. Gough, burial in Oak Shade cemetery. Pallbearers included L. W. Alexander of Cedar Rapids, L. O Dickey, Earl Beiber, and Ray Wickham of Marion. Out of town relatives attended from Mobridge South Dakota Harlowton Montana La Porte City Anamosa Victor Springville Center Point Mount Vernon Cedar Rapids and other Iowa towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Oakley
Yocom Chapel
E. T. Gough
Oak Shade Cemetery
L. W. Alexander
Cedar Rapids
L. O Dickey
Earl Beiber
Ray Wickham
Marion
Hewitt Patten
Mobridge
S. D
Earl Burrows
Earl, Jr
Harlowton
Mont
Ernest Burrows
Mary Cook
la Port City
Arlene Townsend
Anamosa
Milton Rohrer
Milton, Jr
Victor
Earl Stearns
Wilbur Stearns
Springville
Henry Gardner
Center Point
Allen McKean
Mount Vernon
Carl van Voltenburg
Frank van Voltenburg
Clarence Gill
Frances Bingham
R. G. McGee
Walter Oakley
Daniel
Birthday surprise party for Miss Ferne McNeil
A group of friends surprised Miss Ferne McNeil at her home 1200 Twelfth Street Tuesday evening. Bunco with high prizes to Bob Newlin and Betty Fowler. low prizes to Miss McNeil and Harold Thompson. Other guests included Jeanne Dye Jeanne Ives Grace McNeil Bob Marsh Jack Prize and James Reynolds. Refreshments served by Mrs B L McNeil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferne McNeil
Twelfth Street
Bob Newlin
Betty Fowler
Miss McNiel
Harold Thompson
Jeanne Dye
Jeanne Ives
Grace McNiel
Bob Marsh
Jack Prize
James Reynolds
B. L. Mciel
Adeliza Daniels Circle Hosts Picnic Luncheon
The Adeliza Daniels circle of the Priscilla guild at the Congregational church held a Wednesday picnic luncheon at Mrs. W. R. Barber’s home. Seated at the one long table with the guest of honor, a birthday cake centered the main display. A greeting from Rev. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Allen was read and Miss Daniels received a gift from the group. Fifteen members and guests including Mrs. W. G. Bowen, Miss Virginia Bowen, Mrs. Gladys Torrence, the guild president, the Rev. C. G. Ellinger, Walter Hall, Gerald Thomas, and W. R. Barber attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeliza Daniels
Priscilla Guild
The
Congregational Church
W. R. Barber
H. O. Allen
Miss Daniels
W. G. Bowen
Virginia Bowen
Gladys Torrence
C. G. Ellinger
Walter Hall
Gerald Thomas
Community notes from Marion area social events
Mrs. Clarence Slattery attended a Tuesday housewarming for Mr. and Mrs. Dale Richardson in Marion. Comforter division of the Methodist Ladies Aid met Wednesday at Mrs. L M Phelps home with 12 members and guest Mrs. Fred G Holsinger. The public library board plans a 7 30 p m meeting Friday at the library. Mrs. C G Stevens of Chicago visits relatives including Dr and Mrs J J Booths and kin in Cedar and nearby. Pauline Kyle wedding to Robert Peet set for 6 p m at Mr. and Mrs H M Kyle home with Kinney and Lang family attendees. O O P club met Tuesday at Mrs George Busby. Lulu B Secrist reviewed How to Win Friends and Influence People while reading Your World by Dr Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Slattery
Marion
Dale Richardson
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
L. M. Phelps
D. 8. Stewart
Myrtle Cunningham
Fred G. Holsinger
Ruth Kinney
M. Nielson
Fred J. Lang
Martelle
Mrs. Kinney
Pauline Kyle
Robert Peet
Miss Kyle
H. M. Kyle
George Busby
K. E. Cornell
Joseph Fort Newton
Lulu B. Secrist
Mock trial on Hidden Taxes at Maine lodge meeting
Mis FS 5 7 Skinzier led a discussion on Hidden Taxes. Attendees included Ed Schultz W J Blum S G Pearson Verne Clemons Dick Zimmer Norman Adee Ralph Parks Roy B Flockhart and Harold Howe at the mock trial held Tuesday evening by Maine lodge 648 I O O F Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Schultz
W. J.blum
S. G. Pearson
Verne Clemons
Dick Zimmer
Norman Adee
Ralph Parks
Roy B. Flockhart
Harold Howe
Maine
Cedar Rapids
Bowling League Scores and Local News Mixed
Bowling league results feature Pustaench and Hense high scores while Curran visits family in Perry. Community notes report Rev H O Allen recovering from a hip fracture at Park hospital Mason City. Forty church members attended a worldwide fellowship hour and picnic with Dr Roger Nooe address and Miss Mary Esther Scott’s convalescence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
H. O. Allen
Congregational Church
the Park Hospital
Mason City
Friends of the Christian Church
Roger T. Nooe
Marmola Tablets Promise Slim Figure Without Strict Diet
An advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple fat reduction aid for those with hypothyroidism, recommending four tablets daily until one fat is shed, then stopping. It claims over twenty million boxes sold over thirty years, notes no cure-all claim, and urges consulting a physician for diagnosis while warning the formula is in every package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pr Company
Bis
Manchester High Teams Set for Marion Friday
The Manchester high school basketball teams travel to Marion Friday for two games with the second teams at 7 pm and the varsity at 8 pm. The P T A study group meets Friday at 2:30 at 1190 Ninth Avenue, hosted by Mrs. E T Gough. all PTA members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester High School
Marion
E.T. Gough
Ninth Avenue
Mrs Seager Hosts Methodist Ladies Aid Sunshine Group
Mrs Allathea Seager and Mrs Ralph Seager entertained the Sunshine division of the Methodist Ladies Aid society on Wednesday. Mrs Harry Hammond and Mrs Oscar Martin assisted in serving refreshments to eighteen members and a guest, Mrs Harmie Knouf of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allathea Seager
Ralph C. Seager
Sunshine Division
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Harry Hammond
Oscar Martin
Harmie Knouf
Cedar Rapids
Rainfall and Snowfall Conversion Fact
An inch of rainfall yields about 100 tons of water per acre. Twelve inches of snowfall equate to one inch of rainfall, illustrating water equivalence.
Parking limits extended on First Street and Third Ave SW
Twenty three residents near the Third Avenue and First Street SW intersection urged the council Thursday to make one hour parking limits permanent. The restricted blocks include First Street SW from Second to Fourth Avenues and Third Avenue SW from the river to Second Street. The council voted to keep the restrictions in force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Street
Third Ave
Third Avenue
First’ Street
Second
Fourth Avenues
Second Street
Orce
Henry Kling Reelected Traffic Bureau Head at Cedar Rapids Meeting
Henry Kling was reelected chairman of the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce traffic bureau at a Thursday noon meeting in the Y M C A cafeteria. C G Ainsworth again named assistant chairman. Committee memberships were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kling
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
C. G. Ainsworth
Listed bureau personnel and companies announced Thursday
The release names numerous individuals and firms across wholesale and retail trades. It lists C. O. Gray to Mark Anderson, covering categories from grain and building materials to railroads, electric lines and utilities, with several brokers and storage concerns mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Gray
P. F. Keehn
C. A. Anderson
Harry Cohn
Fred Killen
Dean Litchfield
D. Marshall Hall
H. P. Rikhoff
Fred Mueller
Webb Dock
Joe Baker
J. E. Richey
Islers
Charles Shackell
P. McCracken
J. W. Ludlow
Elmer Engberg
Chester Davis
John Piper
Bar Licensing Of Slot Machines As Revenue Producers
Ohio Supreme Court rules slot machines are gambling devices and cities cannot use licensing to turn them into revenue producers. The decision came in a suit to enjoin a Cleveland action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Supreme Court
Ohio
Supreme Court Reverses in Licensing Ordinance Case
Land officials had blocked licensing of various types of machines. The court reversed an appellate ruling and stated that if a game’s outcome is determined by a device’s automatic operation, not player control, the result is a matter of chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
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