St Pauls Camp Fire Guardians to be honored at tea
Members of the girls work committee of St Pauls Methodist church host a Valentine tea for Camp Fire guardians on Feb 13 from 3 30 to 5 pm in the church parlors. Special guests include Miss Jane Gar wood and Miss Dorothy Cenfield from the Camp Fire office and Mrs Floyd Knapp a longtime supporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Jane Garwood
Dorothy Cenfield
St. Paul's Church
St. Paul’s
W. C. Tenney
Henry Like
O. E. Long
J. D. Houser
Mae Cass
Floyd Knapp
F. C. Waples
J. A. Yessler
Bertram P. Puckett
Battin
Hamilton Morse
W.H. Bailey
Medical relief program described for Linn County
Dr Ivins outlined Linn county medical relief as a three part system with the board of supervisors funding care indignant patients and doctors under contract. Patients receive care via an authorization slip and access day and night service through 100 physicians with clinics for general and special cases including dentistry prenatal and tuberculosis. The program highlights a syphilis clinic and prenatal classes as part of the relief effort while Cedar Rapids Woman's Club noted new members and policy changes at a meeting sponsored by the philanthropic department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivins
F. J. Kouba
Westinghouse
Grace Koppenhaver
Guy McKibben
Lorenzen
W. F. Naibert
G. Y. Swartzendruber
Cerl Janecek
Raymond Rieck
R. J. Follock
Julia Buresh
F. W. Oxley
C. C. Little
J. Geiger
George Westcott
Henry Shannon
Glen W. Ives
Aulden Griffin
the Cedar
Dr. Linn County Medical Relief Clinic
HJ of P E O Chapter Hosts Dessert Luncheon
Thirty two members of chapter HJ of P E O met at the Bungalow of the Iowa Electric Light and Power company for a dessert luncheon. Hostesses were Mrs W M Dennison and Mrs Charles Laurance. Ralph Walker spoke on methods of keeping credit records, introduced by Mrs H L Ferguson. Miss Louise Hathaway of GM attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
W. M. Dennison
Charles Laurance
H. L. Ferguson
Ralph Walker
Louise Hathaway
Mrs Bates Hosts Birthday Lunch for Lisbon Guest
Mrs Frank F Bates at 1736 Sixth Avenue SE hosted a family luncheon on Tuesday honoring her mother Mrs John Auracher of Lisbon who is 87 today. Eight guests attended the courtesy meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank F. Bates
Sixth Avenue SE
John Auracher
Lisbon
Horticulture Short Course and Roadside Conference Planned
Garden club members are informed of a home horticulture short course in Ames on February 13 for farm subjects and February 14 for perennials annuals and house plants. The annual Roadside and Shadetree conference is scheduled for February 22 and 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Ames
Hostesses entertain in Glow room for bride Mrs Plotz
Mrs William Mrstik joined four other hostesses to welcome guests Thursday evening in the Gas company Glow room honoring Mrs Kenneth Plotz, a recent bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mrstik
Kenneth Plotz
Camp Fire Guardians Install Officers in Cedar Rapids
Mrs. G. V. Wood was installed as president of the Cedar Rapids Camp Fire Guardians association during a candlelight ceremony at First Presbyterian church. New officers include Mrs. A. S. Mason as vice president and Mrs. A. L. Hinton as secretary and treasurer with Mrs. Walter C. Forsberg as scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. V. Wood
Cedar Rapids
P. H. Brown
G. W. Borschel
Chapter II of P. E. O. Dessert Luncheon Held
Chapter II of P. E. O. met Monday for a dessert luncheon at the home of Mrs. Earl B. Delzell, 1700 Grande Avenue SE. Mrs. Keith Young assisted. Mrs. Joseph Stenner presented a program on the Aboriginal Civilization of Latin America with guests Mrs. W. C. Woodring, Muscatine. Mrs. David Berger, Joliet. and Mrs. Spangler, Joliet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl B. Delzell
Grande Avenue
Keith Young
Joseph Stenner
Latin America
W. C. Woodring
Waverly
David Berger
FC. Muscatine
Spangler
Joliet
Ili
Community Players Hold Tryouts For Petrified Forest
The Community Players will stage tryouts Thursday at 7 30 p.m. in the Y M C A community playhouse for eleven men and three women in The Petrified Forest by Robert Sherwood. Humphrey Bogart and Leslie Howard led the screen and stage versions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Players
Community Playhouse
Robert Sherwood
Humphrey Bogart
Leslie Howard
P. E. O. Chapter IF Meets with Sixteen Members
Mrs. L. D. Lyon hosted sixteen members of chapter IF of P. E. O. on Monday at 1116 Tenth Street NW. Guest speaker Mrs. J. F. Ral of chapter IH led a constitutional quiz. Additional guests included Mrs. M. S. McClaran of CH Williamsburg Mrs. A. L. Lyon of F. Moulton and Mrs. R. J. Thiel of HI Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Lyon
Tenth Street
Chapter IF
J. F. Ral
Chapter IH
M. S. McClaran
Williamsburg
A. L. Lyon
F. Moulton
R. J. Thiel
Iowa City
Mrs Van Vechten Shaffer Hosts Tuesday Lunch Party
Mrs Van Vechten Shaffer entertained a small group of friends at a luncheon at her home 2001 Linden Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Shaffer
Mrs W F Johnes Heads to Florida for Lake Worth Stay
Mrs W F Johnes of 1816 Fifth Avenue SE departed by motor this morning for Lake Worth Florida where she plans to stay until May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Johnes
Fifth Avenue SE
Lake Worth
Fla
Shower Honors Mr and Mrs Anton Mrazek at Michalec Home
Mrs Louis Michalec Mrs Ald rich Stanek and Mrs Virgil Gregory entertained Sunday evening at the Michalec home 318 Thirteenth street SE at a miscellane ous shower for Mr and Mrs Anton Mrazek Games were played during the evening Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Michalec Mr and Mrs Le Roy Gregory Mrs Anna Ulch Miss Doris Nelson Miss Gladys Hutton Mrs Frank Zavodsky Martin Luke Aldrich Stanek Richard and Harold Stanek Louis Michalec Ila Lois Ann and Robert Michalec Virgil Gregory and Anna Mrazek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Michalec
Aldrich Stanek
Virgil Gregory
Michalec
Thirteenth Street SE
Anton Mrazek
Frank Michalec
le Roy Gregory
Anna Ulch
Doris Nelson
Gladys Hutton
Frank Zavodsky
Martin Luke
Richard and
Harold Stanek
Ila
Lois Ann
Robert Michalec
Anna Mrazek
Fosnacht Couplemark 58th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs J C Fosnacht of 712 Seventh Street SW mark their fifty eighth wedding anniversary by receiving friends on Wednesday from 2 to 5 pm. An open house is not planned due to Mrs Fosnachts illness. The couple married February 7 1882 in Blarstown and have lived in Tama Marshalltown Cedar Rapids. They have six grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Fosnacht
Seventh Street
Fosnacht
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Columbiana County
Ohio
Walter Forbes
George Fosnacht
D. R. Stamy
Detroit, Mich
Clinton Fosnacht
Jimmy Owen Is Honored At 8th Birthday Party
Jimmy Owen celebrated his eighth birthday with a Saturday afternoon party hosted by his mother Mrs. Edwin H. Owen at 556 Knollwood Drive SE. Guests included Marilyn Paxson Diane Skinner Sandra Studer Marjorie Hahn Sally Peck Patty Dunsnee Cynthia Ann O'Brien Judy Morris Catherine Edmonds Jacqueline Edmonds Lois Ann Rayman Genevieve Robinson Jeanette Robinson Margaret Grace Robinson Don Challed Roger Jennison Billy Rieniers Dean Norman Jack Brown Bobby Brownbridge David Suchomel Teddy Todd Bobby Kohl Jack Burns Billy Jim Robinson John Shafer and John Wall. Assisting Mrs. Owen were Mesdames D. S. Challed C. J. Rayman and L. A. Edmonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Owen
Edwin H. Owen
Knollwood Drive
Jimmy
Marilyn Ann Paxson
Diane Skinner
Sandra Studer
Marjorie Hahn
Sally Peck
Patty Dunsnee
Cynthia Ann O'Brien
Judy Morris
Catherine Edmonds
Jacqueline Edmonds
Lois Ann Rayman
Genevieve Robinson
Jeanette Robinson
Margaret Grace Robinson
Don Challed
Roger Jennison
Billy Rieniers
Dean Norman
Jack Brown
Bobby Brownbridge
David Suchomel
Teddy Todd
Bobby Kohl
Jack Burns
Billy Jim Robison
John Shafer
John Wall
Owen
D. S. Challed
C. J. Rayman
L. A. Edmonds
Ramsey Heads to Palm Beach Stay for Six Weeks
Addison J. Ramsey leaves 225 Crescent Street SE for a six week visit at Palm Beach Florida. He will be joined soon by Mrs. Ramsey as local travel details are not given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison J. Ramsey
Crescent Street SE
Palm Beach
Fila
Ramsey
Bride Vlasta Bezdecny weds Ernest Sulek in Czech Reformed rite
Miss Vlasta Bezdecny daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Bezdecny Mount Vernon road SE married Ernest Sulek son of Mr and Mrs Frank Sulek of Solon at a candlelight ceremony in the Czech Reformed church. Rev Milo Filipi officiated with palms and floral bas kets. reception followed at the bride's home. They plan to farm near Solon and will honeymoon in Chicago after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czech Reformed Church
Vlasta Bezdecny
Charles Bezdecny
Mount Vernon Road SE
Ernest Sulek
Frank Sulek
Solon
Milo Filipi
Charles Bezdecny, Jr
Marshalltown
Helen Bezdecny
Martha Leksa
Lillian Salek
Robert F. Smahel
Swisher
Mrs. Sulek
Chicago
Veterans of Foreign Wars Open House Aids Auxiliaries
The VFW auxiliary to post 788 held an open house for mothers wives and daughters of overseas World War I veterans. Mrs. Huff spoke on membership and VFW principles. Mrs. Nolan discussed Life in the Iowa Cottage at Eaton Rapids Mich. Court whist provided the diversion with prizes awarded to Mrs. Lausch. Decorations matched Valentine day themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
William White
Harley Huff
Emil Vohaska
Huff
Ray Nolan
Iowa
Eaton Rapids
Mich
V. F. W. Auxiliaries
Harlan Hopkins
Walter Lausch
Cain Birthday and Wedding Anniversary Dinner Honors Mobrys
Mr and Mrs Glenn Mobry hosted a Monday dinner for Mr and Mrs W G Cain at 1716 A avenue NE. The event celebrated Mr Cain s birthday and the Cains thirty seventh wedding anniversary. Gifts were presented to the honored guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Mobry
Avenue NE
W. G. Cain
Mr. Cain
Cains
Priscilla Club Holds Twelfth Anniversary Luncheon
The Priscilla club gathered at the Fleming tea room last week to observe its twenty fourth anniversary. Luncheon featured a spring bouquet centerpiece. Tables were set for twelve with two members absent due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
Fleming Tea Room
Kensington meeting of Columbia division auxiliary
Columbia division No. 37 Ladies' auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors met at Mrs. John E. Randa's home at 2718 Mount Vernon avenue SE. Hostesses were Mesdames Carl Goodwin Vern Kelley R. J. Brodie and C. H. Kiersey. The program “Historic Events and Birthdays of Noted People in February” included a Woodchuck article by Mrs Joe Godfrey a Valentine origin talk by Mrs Bert Haynes and readings on Washington and Lincoln. A current events quiz game and a debate on baking powder versus face powder were held with Mrs C H Kiersey and Mrs Carl Goodwin supporting the affirmative and negative respectively. Guests appeared including Mesdames J A Phillips C S Mofstooth H Fraser Leo Min ehart Paul Seichert J R Taylor R J Hagerman Oscar Muma B Hazen George Miller Esthell McNeil J Mertens C Fullerton C Blue and Miss Helen Randa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
John E. Randa
Mount Vernon Avenue
Kensington
Carl Goodwin
Vern Kelley
R. J. Brodie
C. H. Klersey
Joe Godfrey
C. S. Mofstooth
H. Fraser
Leo Minehart
Paul Seichert
J. R. Taylor
R. J. Hagerman
Oscar Muma
B. Hazen
George Miller
Esthell McNeil
J. Mertens
C. Fullerton
C. Blue
Helen Randa
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Raymond Kloubec
Mrs. Raymond Kloubec and Miss Gladys Barta hosted a surprise birthday party Sunday evening for Raymond Kloubec rural route 2. Attendants included W J Barta John Kloubec Edmund Beatty Mary Novak Bernice Zak Marcella Kloubec Esther Plucar Margaret Ann Michalek Joseph Cerveny Bud Hahn Harry Noue Vernon Kloubec Joseph Poduska and Willard Poduska. Games and a midnight supper followed with prizes awarded to Beatty Henriette Kloubec Cerveny and Plucar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Kloubec
Gladys Barta
W. J. Barta
John Kloubec
Edmund Beatty
Mary Novak
Bernice Zak
Marcella Kloubec
Esther Plucar
Margaret Ann Michalek
Joseph Cerveny
Bud Hahn
Harry Noue
Vernon Kloube
Skating Party Hosted by Rasley and Craft
Misses Barbara Rasley and Marilyn Craft hosted a skating party Saturday evening at a local rink. The group then gathered at the Rasley home for a midnight supper and games with attendees including Betty Kutchera Pat Chord Kathryn Maxson Phyllis Merrill Nadine Swan Doreen Moorman Jim Kemp Jim O Brien Jim Ryan Billy McGuire Kenny Hanson Johnny Engledow Jimmy Maloney and George Cropp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Rasley
Marilyn Craft
Rasley
Betty Kutchera
Pat Chord
Kathryn Maxson
Phyllis Merrill
Nadine Swan
Doreen Moorman
Jim Kemp
Jim O’brien
Jim Ryan
Billy McGuire
Kenny Hanson
Johnny Engledow
Jimmy Maloney
George Cropp
Birthday Dinner Honoring Mrs James Taylor Iowa City
A Sunday birthday dinner was hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs James Nye honoring Mrs James Taylor of Iowa City and Mr Nye. Guests included K and Mrs E R Brooks Ma ne and Miss Joan Brooks Marion Mr and Mrs John Frame Mary Mr and Mrs Harry Meredith and David and Joyce Mrs Laura Hess Andrew Snodgrass Mrs Frank Nye Mr and Mrs Edward Nye and Dora Lee McCalley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nye
James Taylor
Iowa City
Nye
E. R. Brooks
Joan Brooks
Marion
John Frame
Mary
Harry Meredith
David
Joyce
Laura Hess
Andrew Snodgrass
Frank Nye
Edward Nye
Dora Lee McCalley
Anakikisin Camp Fire Designs Symbols at Meeting
Girls of the Anakikisin Camp Fire group gathered Monday at the First Congregational church to work on symbol designs. They plan to meet next week at Rozann Klass home at 1945 Bever avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anakikisin
First Congregational Church
Rozann Klass
Bever Avenue SE
Camp Fire Group Plans Valentine Party and Trail Dinner
Oseetah Camp Fire group met Saturday morning with guardian Mrs. W L Andrew who accompanied a nature hike. They planned a combined valentine party and trail seekers dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oseetah
The
Guardian
W. L. Andrew
P T A Meeting Planned at Congregational Church
Johnson and Buchanan schools will meet in the basement of the Congregational church Wednesday at 2 30 p m. Mrs Helen Brown of Iowa City from the Child Welfare Research station at the University of Iowa will discuss Do Children Need Money. Social committee members are Mrs Earl Bickel Mrs James Prouty and Mrs C S Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson and Buchanan
Congregational Church
Helen Brown
Iowa City
Child Welfare Research Station
University of Iowa
Johnson
Earl Bickel
James Prouty
C. S. Foster
Edgewood School Mothers Club Meets Thursday at 1 P.M.
The Mothers' club of Edgewood School No 1 will meet Thursday at the school at 1 p.m. for lunch. The Ladies' aid members of Covington will be guests. Attendees should bring the usual requirements and their own dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
Edgewood School No. 1
Ladies’ Aid
Covington
Miss Strathmann Honored At Surprise Birthday Party
Miss Mary Margaret Strathmann was feted at a surprise birthday party Sunday evening at her home on Country Club Parkway SE. The event hosted by S. D. C. club members featured hostesses Misses Betty Fitzgerald Mary Hiegel Jean Norberg Barbara Ryan and Eunice Boyle. Guests included Jean and Geraldine Phillips Leo Morrissey Charles Imig Robert Hofford Steve Stramel Eugene Stepanek Francis Nunemaker George Norman Hugh White and Ted Stinger from Mount Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Margaret Strathmann
Country Club Parkway SE
Betty Fitzgerald
Mary Hiegel
Jean Norberg
Barbara Ryan
Eunice Boyle
Jean and
Geraldine Phillips
Leo Morrissey
Charles Imig
Robert Hofford
Steve Stramel
Eugene Stepanek
Francis Nunemaker
George Norman
Hugh White
Ted Stinger
Mount Vernon
Posture program highlighted by Business Girls' League
Miss Opal Dee Porter of Wilson High School spoke on posture to the Business Girls' League at the YWCA on Monday night and showed motion pictures. Sadie Hawkins, the feature member for the year, attended and her posture was corrected. Gladys Hauser led the program and Nancy Gibbons chaired the postmeeting propaganda discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Dee Porter
Wilson High School
Business Girls’ League
Y.W.C.A
Sadie Hawkins
Gladys Hauser
Nancy Gibbons
Cultus Club Meets at Mrs I A Moore Home
Members of the Cultus club gathered Thursday at 428 First Avenue W the home of Mrs Ira A Moore with Mrs J P Flanders presiding. Program chairwoman Mrs R D Chord introduced Mrs C L Reynolds who reviewed Anne Lindberghs Listen The Wind. Hostess aided by Mrs Chord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cultus Club
Ira A. Moore
First Avenue
J. P. Flanders
R. D. Chord
C. L. Reynolds
Anne Lindbergh
Chord
Miss Halsey Announces Engagement at Bridge Party
Miss Maurine Halsey of 124 Twenty-fifth Street Drive SE hosted a Monday bridge gathering where she announced her engagement to Walter B. Jones of Cedar Rapids. The wedding is planned for the spring. The Halsey family and the Jones family of St. Joseph Michigan were noted. Eight guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurine Halsey
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
Walter B. Jones
Cedar Rapids
Miss Halsey
George H. Halsey
Mr. Jones
W. B. Jones
St. Joseph, Mich
Dairy Dale Community Picnic Supper Tonight at 6:30
The Dairy Dale community invites all residents and their friends to a picnic supper in the hall Thursday at 6 30 p m Attendees should bring the usual picnic requirements and join neighbors for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Dale
Linn I O F Dad And Son Banquet On Feb 14
Linn county Odd Fellows and their sons plan a Father and Son banquet on February 14 at 6 30 p m in Sokol hall at 415 Third Street SE. The event benefits Thomas Wildey Junior lodge with speakers Frank Carideo University of Iowa football coach and H W Hardy Iowa Grand Master. Motion pictures of the 1939 Iowa Minnesota game will be shown and junior members will sing. Dr L B Sedlacek toasts. Guests expected from Springville Ely Mount Vernon Marion Coggan Troy Mills Center Point. Committee members include H B Garrison Russell Schamberger Sam Frasinger Jerry Hanus Clark Johnson and Andrew Schamberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Odd Fellows
Jan Hus Lodge No. 51
Sokol Hall
Third Street
Thomas
L. B. Sedlacek
Springville
Ely
Mount Vernon
Marion
Coggan
Troy Mills
Center Point
H. B. Garrison
Russell Schamberger
Sam Frasinger
Jerry Hanus
Clark Johnson
Andrew Schamberger
Lederer to translate Goethe as Theater Director essay
Dr. Max Lederer, new history professor at Coe College, will translate from German the essay Goethe as a Theater Director. He fled Austria after the Nazi rise and once worked in the Austrian Ministry of Education. His son is Dr. Walter Lederer of Queens College and his brother Dr. Emil Lederer, economist, died in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Lederer
Coe College
Goethe
Ministry of Education
Department of Higher Education
Lederer
Walter Lederer
Queens College
New York
Emil Lederer
Political and
Soviet Black Sea Coastline Exceeds Thousand Miles
The report notes that Soviet Russia maintains a Black Sea coastline stretching well over 1,000 miles, highlighting its extensive maritime border and strategic access to regional ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet
Russia
Black Sea
Should High School Pupils Have Longer Luncheon Hour
The school board plans a two week parent survey to decide if lunch should extend to one and a half hours. Superintendent Deamer aims to report on 2 000 parents next meeting. Cafeterias served 41 971 meals in 93 days with a small net profit of 29.22 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Deamer
J. K. von Lackum
Harold Trewin
Deamer
Chicken supper advertised by Church of the Brethren
Mr and Mrs Otto Werner of 1612 First Avenue E have returned from Pipestone Minnesota where Mr Werner spent four months in Ashton Memorial Hospital after confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Otto Werner
First Avenue E
Pipestone
Mian
Werner
Ashton Memorial Hospital
No Midweek Prayer at Bethany Congregational This Week
Bethany Congregational Church cancels the midweek prayer meeting planned for Wednesday evening. No makeup date was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Congregational Church
Berney to Speak on Blood Transfusion at K of C Meeting
Dr. Paul W. Berney will discuss blood transfusion at the Knights of Columbus blood donors group meeting. The talk coincides with the recently organized group and will take place at 8 15 p.m. Tuesday at the K C club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul W. Berney
The
Knights of Columbus
K. C
Lost purse reported by Mrs. Forest Stewart
Mrs. Forest Stewart reports the loss of an evening purse containing cash and personal items valued at 12 dollars. She believes it disappeared near the Cedar Rapids Country Club Sunday evening. The Gazette notes Alma Broussard, with multiple intoxication and disturbance arrests, is not related to other Cedar Rapids families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Stewart
Thirtyfourth Street
Alma Broussard
Cedar Rapids
Accused of Disturbance Arrested After Home Altercation
J. W. Willman, 55, of 1633 Coldstream avenue NE, was arrested at 1:30 a.m. Tuesday on drunkenness and disturbing the peace charges after his wife reported he damaged furniture and forced her from their home. He was held in the city jail pending Thursday trial. Patrolmen reported arriving as he met them with an unloaded shotgun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Willman
Coldstream Avenue
Willman
Man Pleads Not Guilty After Gas Theft Charge
A defendant appeared before Judge Thomas B. Powell Tuesday morning denying the charge. Bond was set at $110. Fifteen gallons of gasoline and a heavy-duty battery valued at $18 were stolen from a Kutchera Sodding and Fuel truck between Saturday noon and Monday noon. E. J. Whisler reported the theft Monday afternoon. The truck was parked in a vacant lot at Seventh Avenue and Fifth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Powell
Kutchera
E. J. Whisler
Seventh Avenue
Fifth Street
Theft Reported at Home Café Terrace
Coe College sophomore Robert Spiegelhauer told police that his billfold containing two five dollar bills was stolen from his coat at the Home Café Terrace 107 Third Avenue SE while he worked there at noon yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Spiegelhauer
Coe College
Third Avenue SE
Missing Dresses Reported From Beverly's Shop
Beverly's ready-to-wear manager Bernice French reported two dresses missing from stock after closing. The dresses valued at 1.77 dollars each were discovered absent during a routine inventory review at the 219 First Avenue E store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice French
Beverly
First Avenue E
Advisory Board Meeting for Cedar Rapids Nutrition Service
Thirteen members of the advisory board for the Community Nutrition Service welfare project of the Junior League of Cedar Rapids met Monday afternoon in the Montrose hotel league room. Mrs. Edwin H. Wadsworth chaired the session and Miss Bernice Hopper reported on project phases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Nutrition Service
Junior League of Cedar Rapids
Montrose Hotel
Edwin H. Wadsworth
Bernice Hopper
Newman Booster Club Holds Dinner and Prize Night
The Newman Booster Club of Newman's store held a meeting and dinner Monday evening in the Lafayette cafe club room with 81 attending. Prizes in the slogan contest went to Miss Esther Osborne and Lynn Bucklin. An amateur boxing contest was followed by dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman Booster Club
Newman's
Lafayette Cafe Club
Esther Osborne
Lynn Bucklin
How to Make a Splendid Cough Remedy at Home
A home cough remedy recipe claims no cooking is needed. Mix 2 cups granulated sugar with 1 cup water until dissolved then add 214 ounces of Pinex from a druggist to make a pint of cough syrup. The ad promises quick relief by loosening phlegm soothing irritated membranes and improving breathing with a Nor way Pine guaiacol compound. Money back if not satisfied.
Custodians Seek Pay Boost To Balance Work Conditions
Local No 55 of the A F of L asks the next school budget to raise maintenance wages. In a letter to the school board the group seeks shorter hours and a five day week when possible, noting eight hour days are unlikely soon but urging reductions and recognition of increased duties. Harold Trewin chairs the board discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F of L
Earl Demery
Huron L. Adams
Harold Trewin
Aftermath of Chicken Dinners at St Luke’s Hospital
Monday was a feast day on chickens at St Luke’s hospital with two choking incidents. Mrs Fan nie Smith, 58, Mount Vernon, had a chicken bone retrieved from her throat at 5 pm after swallowing at noon. Mary Elb rock, 19, Lowden, was treated at 10 pm for a similar throat obstruction. Both remained in good condition Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Hospital
Fannie Smith
Mount Vernon
Mary Elbrock
Lowden
Cedar Rapids Highs Face Plant Food Shortage
The Cedar Rapids high schools reported a notable shortage of plant nutrients on grounds. Chief engineer Joseph Suma told the school board the averages show lime 0.12 below minimum, nitrogen 2.03, phosphorus 11.18, and potash 4.12 percent deficits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Suma
Suma
Wilson
Roosevelt
McKinley
Franklin
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Mrs. Johnes
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Columbia Division
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