Marriage of Phyllis Closson and Everett Dykes
Dr and Mrs C L Closson of Walker announce the marriage of their daughter Phyllis of Cedar Rapids to Everett E Dykes son of Mr and Mrs C A Dykes of Marion. The wedding was held Saturday Oct 26 1940 at Kahoka Missouri with Rev J M Monroe officiating. The couple traveled to New Orleans and the south for their wedding trip. Phyllis is a Coe college graduate and secretary at Cedar Rapids Gas company. Everett also a Coe graduate and is employed by the American Tobacco company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Closson
Walker
Phyllis
Cedar Rapids
Everett E. Dykes
C. A. Dykes
Marion
Kahoka
J. M. Monroe
Melvin L. Dykes
New Orleans
Coe College
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Alpha Delta Alpha Fraternity
American Tobacco Company
Stuckslager, Judge Thomas Wed in Tucson Nuptials
Mrs Willard Coldren Stuckslager of Lisbon married Judge Seth Thomas of the Eighth Circuit in Trinity Presbyterian Church Tucson Arizona. The groom, a former solicitor for the US Department of Agriculture, will reside in Fort Dodge after several weeks in Tucson. Mrs Stuckslager heads Lisbon Bank and Trust and serves at Cornell College, while her late husband was a banker and state board of education member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udge
Seth Thomas
US Circuit Court of Appeals
Fort Dodge
Willard Coldren Stuck
Slager
Lisbon
Trinity Presbyterian ‘Church
Tucson
Ariz
Leland Koening
Associated Press
Thomas
US Department of Agriculture
Stuckslager
Edward van Metre
Tuckson
David Ring Honored At Birthday Dinner Party
Judge and Mrs. Herbert C. Ring hosted a dinner Monday evening at 2508 Bever avenue SE for their son David on his sixteenth birthday. Junior high classmates attended a surprise gathering at Miss Martha Lou Smith's home 2317 Bever avenue SE with yellow decorations, daffodils, and acacia. Entertainment included a radio quiz and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert C. Ring
Bever Avenue SE
David
Martha Lou Smith
Magazine survey program charms chapter IF members
Members met Monday at Mrs Burton Saxton’s home 839 Twenty first Street SE Mrs Leonard Lyon led a program on magazine surveys and displayed old issues including a 1902 Edinborough Review Mrs Robert K Davis read a short story by a Cornell student and Mrs Marvin R Selden of chapter FO attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapter
Burton Saxton
Twenty-first Street
Leonard Lyon
Edinborough Review
Robert K. Davis
Cornell College
Marvin R. Selden
Mrs Linge Hosts Book Club Luncheon at Home
Mrs Carl K Linge hosted a Monday afternoon luncheon for her book club at 315 Twenty third Street Drive SE. For the program Mrs W McClaughry reviewed Mr Skiffington by Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl K. Linge
Twentythird Street Drive
W. McClaughry
Mr Skiffington
Elizabeth
Dinner honors Guard member Dean Turnipseed at home
Miss Mary Burns hosted a Sunday dinner party at 824 Eighteenth Street SE in honor of Dean Turnipseed of the national guard who will depart soon for Camp Claiborne La. Dancing entertained guests including Mary Smig Kathryn Lane Patricia Funkey Frances Burns Peggy Burns Leo Preen Dick Young Bud Miles Theron Thomsen and Francis Nunemaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Burns
Eighteenth Street
Dean Turnipseed
National Guard
Camp Claiborne
Mary Smig
Kathryn Lane
Patricia Funkey
Frances Burns
Peggy Burns
Leo Preen
Dick Young
Bud Miles Theron Thomsen
Francis Nunemaker
Miller and Fife Host LME Club Valentine Evening
Mrs Ruth Miller and Mrs Irma Fife host the L M E club at the Miller home at 214 Fifth Street NE on Thursday at 8 p m in a Valentine exchange event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Miller
Irma Fife Wall
L. M. E. Club
Miller
Fifth Street
Series Of Parties In Britain Fund Raising Scheme
A new Bundles For Britain project spread through chain parties started a week ago with a hostess hosting bridge and each guest inviting another group for tea or cards to raise funds. Mrs Fabian Engel and Mrs Carl Jordan lead the effort at Commonwealth apartments with a list of prior hostesses including Mrs Morris B Katzoff and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain, Inc
Britain
Fabian Engel
Commonwealth Apartments
Carl Jordan
Linden Drive
Morns B. Katzoff
Grande Avenue
Frank Cranshaw
The
Commonwealth
S. R Kaufman
Minnie Kushner
Birdie Epstein
Engel
Out Of Town Guests Honored At Party By Mrs Weldhouse
Hostess Mrs Richard H Weldhouse entertained at a dessert bridge party for Mrs Mark Lott of San Francisco and Mrs Royal G Parks of Detroit. Attendees included Mesdames E B McConkie W C Hill Roy E Doty D F Van de Recovaart Howard Jones Harold Millhiser Carl W Nelson Wendyll Stoner J F Morris and E C Torgerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H Weldhouse
Twenty-third Street Drive
Mark Lott
San Francisco
Royal G Parks
Detroit
E. B McConkie
W. C. Hill
Roy E Doty
D. F Vande Recovaart
Howard Jones
Harold Millhiser
Carl W. Nelson
Wendyll Stoner
Iowa City
J. F. Morris
E. C. Torgerson
Chapter DK Valentine Party Draws Twenty Nine Attendees
Chapter DK meets for a Valentine party with 29 attendees at Mrs Jessie B. Dodds home 2229 Bever avenue SE. Miss Henrietta Frank led the event and Mrs J F Ball IH was a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie B. Dodds
Bever Avenue SE
Henrietta Frank
J. F. Ball
George Wetzel Hosts Honoring Their Son
Mr and Mrs George A Wetzel of 1429 Second Avenue SE entertained 28 at a family picnic dinner Sunday honoring their son Garlan who will go to Louisiana with the medical corps of the national guard. Present were Merle Tanner Arlene and Genevieve Armstrong Gail Schultz Millard Wetzel Wayne Sprigville Byron Wetzel Iva May Pauline Port Mar telle Elmer Becker Watkins Ernest Demmell Brandon Grant and Garlan Wetzel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Wetzel
Second Avenue SE
Garlan
Louisiana
Medical Corps
National Guard
Merle Tanner
Arlene
Genevieve
Tom Armstrong
Gail
Ralph Schultz
Cedar Rapids
Millard Wetzel
Wayne
Vinton
Byron Wetzel
Iva May
Pauline
Sprigville
Roland Port
Martelle
Elmer Becker
Watkins
Ernest Demmell
Brandon
Wetzel
Grant
Bridge Club Luncheon At Cunningham's Tea Room
Members of a local bridge club met Friday for a Dutch treat luncheon at Cunningham's tea room. Attendees included Polly Carstens Gladys Cornish Violette Davis Nola Gracey Helen Hester Dorothy Pittman Marie Scott and Maxine Stauffer Prizes were awarded to Mesdames Davis Gracey and Hester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham's Tea Room
Polly Carstens
Gladys Cornish
Violette Davis
Nola Gracey
Helen Hester
Dorothy Pittman
Marie Scott
Maxine Stauffer
Two Brides Elect Honored at Dinner in Brass Bowls Display
Miss Dorothy Minor and Mrs. Leonard Schultz hosted a Sunday dinner at 1724 B Avenue NW for ten guests. They honored Virginia Schissel and Florence Schissel, both bride elects, with brass bowls containing calendulas and gold candles. Tripoli was the evening’s diversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Minor
Leonard Schultz
Schultz
B Avenue NW
Virginia Schissel
Nicholas Schmitz
Florence Schissel
Lamir Bena
Tripoli
Engagement Notice for Julia Hunter and George Lucas
Announcement of the engagement and upcoming marriage of Miss Julia Pauline Hunter and George M Lucas. Parents Mr and Mrs Ed Hunter provide details at 509 Sixteenth Avenue SE. The wedding is set for Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Grace Episcopal church with Rev Vernon L S Jones officiating. Miss Hunter is a Wilson High School alumna, and Mr Lucas works at Farmer Canning Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Pauline Hunter
George M Lucas
Miss Hunter
Ed Hunter
Sixteenth Avenue
Lucas
Mae Sotelo
Grace Episcopal Church
Vernon L S. Jones
Robert W. Combs Elected President of Merimyx Club
Robert W Combs of 1960 B avenue NE was elected president of the Merimyx dancing party club at the Valentine dance at the Roosevelt hotel. Mrs Kenneth Quinn became secretary and treasurer, succeeding Mrs B E Dunham. Fifty five couples attended as red balloons and red and white streamers decorated the ballroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W Combs
Avenue NE
Merimyx
Roosevelt Hotel
A. J. Cassel
Kenneth Quinn
B. E Dunham
R. A Donahue
Wilson Carpenter
Gene Baxter
R. W. White
Kenneth McElroy
Carl Baumhoesener
A R Glasier
B Avenue NE
Gethsemane Shrine conducts winter ceremonial in Masonic hall
Gethsemane Shrine No 1 of the Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem held its winter ceremonial Saturday evening in the Masonic hall with Mildred Greenawalt and Lester Baldwin presiding. Dinner for 200 followed the meeting. The event featured a valentine decor theme, crystal boats favors, red candles and carnations. Janet Owen of Bethlehem Shrine Iowa City and Harriette Struve of Mass Shrine Clinton spoke during the program and the Shepherdess Guard performed a drill before initiatory work for new candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gethsemane Shrine No. 1
Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Hall
Mildred Greenawalt
Lester Baldwin
Shepherdess Guard
Janet Owen
Bethlehem Shrine
Iowa City
Harriette Struve
Mass Shrine
Clinton
Blessing Family Hosts Sendoff for National Guard Son
Mr and Mrs Howard Blessing hosted a Sunday gathering at 145 Outlook Drive SW in honor of their son Paul Blessing, a National Guard member preparing to depart February 24 for Camp Claiborne Louisiana for a year of training. Dinner guests included James Kohl, Ray Kamerling of Lisbon and his son Billy, Lester Trachta, H W Blessing and their sons Paul and Bob, with afternoon attendees such as Mrs Arnold Blessing and daughter Donna Jean, Elmer King of Marion, Maude Blessing and daughter Naomi, Mary Jean Kohl, and J C Doty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Blessing
Outlook Drive
Paul
National Guard
Camp Claiborne
James Kohl
Ray Kamerling
Lisbon
Billy
Lester Trachta
H. W. Blessing
Bob
Arnold Blessing
Donna Jean
Elmer King
Marion
Maude Blessing
Naomi
Mary Jean Kohl
J C. Doty
Roosevelt Faculty Men to Meet for Dinner
Fourteen Roosevelt high school faculty members and their wives will gather for a cooperative dinner Tuesday evening at Principal Fred J Kluss and his wife’s home at 245 Twenty-third Street Drive SE. Committee members in charge are Mesdames Klass William Owen Chester Mau and Donald Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt High School
Fred J Kluss
Twenty-third Street Drive
Mesdames Klass
William Owen
Chester Mau
Donald Brown
Lincoln P T A Founders Day Candlelight Service
P T A Lincoln holds a candlelighting observance Thursday at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium to honor Founders Day with past presidents and members participating. Edgewood No 1 Mothers club hosts luncheon at 1 p m Thursday at the school with Ladies Aid of Covington as guests and Members to bring picnic supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln P. T. A
Mothers’ Club of
Edgewood No. 1
Ladies’ Aid of
Covington
Family Visits Mark Short Holiday Trips
Cedar Rapids residents take short holidays between seasons with trips to visit relatives attend weddings or celebrate. Mrs Worth S Averill travels to Three Rivers Michigan for ten days of relatives. Miss Mary Frances Lee heads to Tulsa Oklahoma for Miss Geraldine Phillips wedding. Mrs Walter E Miller journeys to Chicago Evanston and Oak Park for a week as her parents Mr and Mrs Charles E Erickson mark their sixtieth wedding anniversary in Chicago with Erickson families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Worth S. Averill
Second Avenue SE
Three Rivers
Mich
Mary Frances Lee
Washington Avenue SE
Tulsa
Okla
Geraldine Phillips
Lee
Miss Phillips
Monticello College
Walter E. Miller
Eighth Avenue SE
Chicago
Evanston
Oak Park
Carl Erickson
Ericksons
Hawaiian Theme Tea Of Pleiades Honor Rushing
Pleiades society of Coe college hosted a Sunday rushing tea at Dorothy Palmer’s home on Upland Drive SE. Kathryn Phillips assisted. table décor featured yellow candles and a palm island centerpiece with hula dolls. Crystal Wells and Gladys Favre provided Hawaiian music. Crepe paper leis welcomed rushees, and pledges Marge Appel Beth Klenk Delores Newman Helen Newman Mathabelle Prickett and Miss Wells were initiated. Officers were elected: President Janet Jefferis. Vice President Marcia Boone. Secretary Miss Wells. Treasurer Miss Prickett. Rushing Chairman Miss Palmer. Pledge Captain Miss Phillips. Chaplain Miss Klenk. Reporter Miss Palmer. Social Chairman Miss Klenk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Pleiades Society
Coe College
Dorothy Palmer
Upland Drive
Kathryn Phillips
Crystal Wells
Gladys Favre
Marge Appel
Beth Klenk
Delores Newman
Helen Newman
Mathabelle Prickett
Miss Wells
Janet Jefferis
Marcia Boone
Miss Prickett
Rushing
Miss Palmer
Miss Phillips
Miss Klenk
Mrs Ben Ogden Returns Home From Chicago
Mrs. Ben Ogden of 2033 Fourth avenue SE has returned after several days in Chicago showing no complications and resuming home duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Ogden
Chicago
Fourth Avenue SE
Sigma Beta Sigma Phi plans Wednesday meeting at Mrs Schluter place
The Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Isabel Schluter located at 1400 Second Avenue Southeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Isabel Schluter
Second Avenue SE
Dorcas Circle to Meet for Guest Tea at Mrs Crosier Home
The Dorcas circle of the King's Daughters will meet Wednesday at 2 pm for a guest tea hosted at Mrs Dale Crosier’s residence located at 866 Daniels Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
The
King’s Daughters
Dale Crosier
Daniels Street
Congenial Hundred To Give Valentine Dance
The Congenial Hundred hosts a Valentine Dance at the Hotel Roosevelt on Monday night at 9 pm. Committee leaders Mr and Mrs Frank Mary Mr and Mrs Brett Dishong and Mr and Mrs James Klima plan dances and amusements with Ralph Hamer handling invitations. Information available from committee members Harold Millhiser W W Crissman R K Watters Ervin Stepanek Henry Duttweiler or Mr Hamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Roosevelt
Frank Mary
Brett Dishong
James Klima
Ralph Hamer
Harold Millhiser
W. W. Crissman
R K. Watters
Ervin Stepanek
Henry Duttweiler
T. H. DeWees
Mr. Hamer
Weekend Kiss and Valentines Party at Dvorak Home
Miss Vivian Dvorak hosted a kiddies and valentines gathering at 303 Highland Drive NW for Des Moines guests Warren Merrill Jack Barkquist and Rolly Simpson. The party featured red and white streamers a Jack Horner pie favors red heart suckers dancing and games with prizes for several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Dvorak
Benjamin P. Dvorak
Highland Drive
Warren Merrill
Jack Barkquist
Rolly Simpson
Des Moines
Jack Horner
Floyd Smith
Jerry Clift
Doris Broussard
Helen McLaughlin
Hazel Abernathy
Helen Heald
Helen Beem
la Vonne Shallenberger
Rita Power
Beth Veyverka
Jack Hamm
Bill Donisthorpe
G. L. Ferguson
Roby Simpson
Virgil Dvorak
Ruth Suchomel Honored On Sixteenth Birthday
Mrs Wesley Suchomel entertained in honor of her daughter Ruth on her sixteenth birthday Sunday evening at 1922 E street SW Bunco was played with prizes won by Marjorie Kosina Agnes Hicnk Helen Tomash Alice Irma Snenicka Lillian Dusek and Teresa Viktor Other guests included Emily Bena Vernita Snenicka Joan Snenicka Edrie Johns Arlene Dvorak Mary Vokolek and Bertha Jane Wischmey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Suchomel
E Street
Ruth
Bunco
Marjorie Kosina
Agnes Hicnk
Helen Tomash
Alice
Irma Snenicka
Lillian Dusek
Teresa Viktor
Emily Bena
Vernita Snenicka
Joan Snenicka
Edrie Johns
Arlene Dvorak
Mary Vokolek
Bertha Jane Wischmey
Nightlife Scoop And Notables In New York Gossip
Walter Winchell chronicles a flurry of New York figures from Ina Claire and H. Shumlin to Dorothy Lamour and Peggy Joyce with rumors of a Sordi set, a Hauptmann case witness, and a Brahman nun in Pondicherry. Other items include Bonnie Doone’s divorce ties, Goering agents in swank spots, Lindbergh case angles, and film world crosscurrents involving Riskin Rogers and Schenck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Claire
H. Shumlin
Dorothy Lamour
Seth Parker
Phil Lord
Blaze
Bonnie Doone
Honeychile
Bob Hope
Hauptmann
Dewey
Peggy Joyce
New Mint
Jack
Gusher” Kelly
Wilson
N. Y
Pondicherry
Indo-China
Quentin Reynolds
Betsy Cushing Roosevelt
Notable Community Event Hosts Named in Local Social
Frances Zelezny Helen Vavra Betty Nemec Betty Lou Soukup Adeline Drahos Helen Durck Barbara Suchomel Jean Marie Tichy Leon and Harold Suchomel are listed among attendees or honorees. The hostess was aided by Mesdames Albert Suchomel Frank Havlik and Charles Tichy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Zelezny
Helen Vavra
Betty Nemec
Betty Lou Soukup
Adeline Drahos
Helen Durck
Barbara Suchomel
Jean Marie Tichy
Leon
Harold Suchomel
Albert Suchomel
Frank Havlik
Charles Tichy
City Briefs Highlights On Campus Events And Local Notices
The Moose women hold ritual practice at Moose hall at 8 p m today. Otis Ashley and Alice Chochole of Chicago wed by Justice H R Churchill. Clarence Stewart of 402 First Avenue West fined £5 and costs for failing to display flares or flags on his truck. Mechanicsville seniors toured Quaker Oats Peter Pan baking and Gazette plants under Principal D C Gemberling. Townsend clubs sponsor a card party at 8 p m Wednesday in the Glow room of the Gas company. Alpine club of Coe college to view a 70 minute film Climbing the Matterhorn in Science hall at 8 p m today. public invited. Lloyd M O Connor Taft hotel Warren H Olson of Marion and John F Guerrin of Marengo enlist in the army air corps at federal building for Jefferson Barracks Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Stewart
First Avenue W
Justice of the Peace
H.R. Churchill
Townsend Clubs No 1
Gas Company
Alpine Club
Coe College
Geology Laboratory of Science Hall
Mountaineering Club
University of Iowa
Lloyd M. O'Connor
Taft Hote
Warren H. Olson
Marion
John F. Guerrin
Marengo
Federal Building
Army Air Corps
Jefferson Barracks
O Rieley Reappointed as Bankruptcy Referee for Iowa District
Michael W. O Rieley, serving as referee in bankruptcy, will continue for another two years beyond February 19 under reappointment by Federal Judge George C. Scott. He oversees the bankruptcy district including Cedar, Jones, Linn, Benton, Iowa and Tama counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael W. O'Rieley
George C. Scott
O’rieley
Cedar
Tones
Linn
Benton
Iowa
Tama
Bickel Tops Cedar Rapids Agency For National Life
Robert O. Bickel of Cedar Rapids led the Cedar Rapids agency of National Life Insurance Company of Vermont last month. He wrote 27 life policies totaling over 150000 and handled sizable annuity business. John Heidel Alfred Schneck and Russell McBride ranked among the first 40 leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert O. Bickel
Cedar Rapids
National Life Insurance Company of
Vermont
Bickel
John Heidel
Alfred Schneck
Russell McBride
Mail Loss Offset By Sinking Ville d Arlon
Belgian steam ship Ville d Arlon sailing from New York November 14 has reportedly sunk with 3618 sacks of mail aboard bound for Liverpool Glasgow and Belfast. No official statement yet on the earlier suspected lost mail between November 4 and 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Iowa music professor named head of state auditions panel
Dr. Philip Greeley Clapp head of the University of Iowa music department was appointed chairman of the state committee in charge of auditions for the all American youth orchestra set to tour Canada, Mexico and the United States this spring under Leopold Stokowski. Theodore P. Eslick said applications must be received in Des Moines at the state office in the Paramount building by February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Greeley Clapp
University of Iowa
Canada
Mexico
United States
Leopold Stokowski
Theodore P. Eslick
NYA
Eslick
Paramount
Des Moines
Iowa National Guard unit listing guardsmen mobilized
Editor notes a five part series listing personnel of Company C 133rd infantry mobilized at the armory. Formed June 3, 1916 the company counts 114 enlisted men and six officers to depart for camp February 28 under Captain Vincent R. Dvorak with lieutenants Ray R. Murdock John M. Elliott Charles H. Holman Louis W. Sanders Wayne A. Walton. Enlisted ranks detail first sergeants sergeants and dozens of privates first class from Cedar Rapids Newhall Central City Palo Lisbon Toddville Vinton North English Littleport Hopkinton Williamsburg Strawberry Point Coggan Elkader Hazleton Monticello Atkins Hazleton Hopkinton and other towns with names and ranks listed in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa National Guard
133Rd Infantry
Vincent R. Dvorak
Ray R. Murdock
John M. Elliott
Charles H. Holman
Louis W. Sanders
Wayne A. Walton
H. Donegan
Merle W. Eppers
Clifford A. Hagerman
Charles E. Hayes, Jr
Wilson J. Jones
Ernest P. Lawrence
Vernon Livermore
Hubert N. Miller
Vincent A. Nolan
Perry M. Paullin
Jack R. Pendigo
Earl L. Penrod
Enos F. Tyler
Garland Walters
Miel F. Webb
Lawrence A. Williams
Central City
Donald D. Ankeney
Robert E. Woodford
Arlington
Claude Cole
Lisbon
Vaughn W. Bischof
Lynn E. Blair
Max E. Campbell
Littleport
John L. Dinan
Hopkinton
France
J. Flannagan
Williamsburg
James D. Flannagan
Claude C. O'Donnell
Thomas N. Shannagan
Strawberry Point
Robert V. Fry
Charles E. Ivory
Jerome C. Pugh Clarence
Harold R. Hartley
Coggan
Roy J. Holub
Dennis H. Minnis
Elkader
John J. Kenneally
Atkins
Reinhold J. Sinner
Hazleton
Jerry J. Snoble
Paul W. Swanson
Monticello
Charles Wright
Commission warns of snow piles near intersections
The commission recommends forwarding to the city council a caution to the public about high snow piles blocking drive outlets and sidewalks near intersections. Traffic hazards rise as visibility is blocked for motorists and pedestrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission
Restaurant Men Hear State Secretary On Proposed Legislation
Cedar Rapids Restaurant association members met Monday at I C B J hall to hear Paul H. Martin, secretary of the Iowa Restaurant Owners association, discuss pending food service bills in Iowa. He outlined state and local organization plans, showed illustrated cards, and noted upcoming sales tax, pharmacy code, beer law revisions, wages hours, and liquor by the drink measures. No action was taken. Edward H. Jones was elected president. 40 attended. a meal followed served by Mack's New Lunch. a film, Meat and Romance, was shown courtesy of the National Livestock and Meat Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Restaurant Association
I. C. B. J. Hall
Paul H. Martin
Iowa Restaurant Owners Association
Des Moines
Iowa
Martin
House
Senate
Wilson and Company
National Livestock and Meat Board of Chicago
Edward H. Jones
Cedar Rapids Association
Mack
Safety Board Backs Ban on Left Turns at Two Intersections
Linn County highway safety commission passed a resolution at its February meeting proposing a city ordinance to forbid left turns by vehicles at the Second Street and Third Street intersections in Second Avenue SE. The move aims to improve traffic flow and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safety Board
Second Avenue
Linn county highway = safety commission
Com
John H. Tiernan of Parnell Dies at 74
PARNELL John H Tiernan 74 retired mail carrier former town marshal and councilman died at his home Monday He retired from the mail service in 1931 after thirty years Born February 27 1866 His wife died a year ago Surviving four children Earl Cedar Rapids Mrs L E Ward Milwaukee Mrs Frank Hannon and Clarence Parnell two sisters and one brother Mrs John Rock Clinton Mrs J E Boland Parnell and James Tierman Van Horne
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnell
John H. Tiernan
James
Anna Tiernan
Earl
Cedar Rapids
L. E. Ward
Milwaukee
Frank Hannon
Clarence
John Rock
Clinton
Pleune Again To Head Sunshine Mission Board
Anthony T Pleune was reelected president of the Sunshine Mission board for the coming year at a Tuesday noon meeting at the YMCA. Other officers returned to their positions include O A Prather as vice president George Vavra as secretary and L D Burgus as treasurer. The board proper was selected at the annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony T. Pleune
Sunshine Mission Board
Y.M.C.A
O. A. Prather
George Vavra
L. D. Burgus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phyllis Closson
Everett Dykes
David Ring
Mrs. Saxton
L.M.E. Club
ORN
Gavere Coan
Mrs. Weldhouse
George Wetzels
Bridge Club
Leonard T. Arduser
C. Chambers Inskeep Optical Co
Third Streets
Harry F. Tisher
Julia Hunter
Robert W. Combs
Merimyx Club
Gethsemane Shrine
Paul Blessing
Roosevelt
P.T.A. Meetings
Lincoln
Edgewood No
Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Dorcas Circle
Ruth Suchomel
Walter Winchell
Daily Mirror, Inc
Aarmen Amaya
Sabicas
Ethel Waters
Monte Carlo
Music
Arizona
Bill Holden
Jeanie Arthur
Jeanie W.t
Ripney Kingsley
Madge Evans
Thomas Jefferson
Honeychile Wilder
Robert Riskin
H’wood
Ginger Rogers
New York
Sally O'Neil
Erskine Gwynne
Terhune
Dies Committee
George Sylvester Viereck
Oliver Hardys
Linda Grey
Purchase
E. Duryea Dowling
Rince Nishbu
Nepal
India
Stephanie Markin
Madison
S. Luckmans
Nicholas Schenck
Buick Company
Fisher
Kansas City
Frigidaire
Royal Guards
Royal Palm Club
Columbia
City Briefs
Moose Hall
Otis Ashley
Alice Chochole
H R. Churchill
Mechanicsville
Quaker Oats
Peter Pan
Gazette
D. C. Gemberling
Leads Inc. Company
Roy Larkin
Paul Alsin
James R. Dulin
Arthur S. Elliott
Arthur C. Horne
Jack D. Kazebeer
Howard L. McNulty
George R. Sanders
Theodore C. Williams
Theodore O. Wichman
Clarence W. Warner
Manuel R. Cervantes
Jack C. Hanson
Donald L. Hayes
John W. Howard
John F. Krejci
Benjamin V. Kirk
Lamir J. Kazimour
William A. Konen
Albert H. McDonough
Edward S Orr
Emil J. Pnovsky
Earl J. Rubey
George W. Sheriff
LeRoy T. Wolfe
John FE. Buchanan
Marvel J. Conn
Theodore M. Dahle
Raymond E Day
Earl S. DeNio
Robert E. Erlacher
Clinton J. Farrington
Godfrey J. Gesmacher
Dale E. Griggs
Lester Henecke
Sam T. Hotchkiss
Robert L. Julis
Kenneth K. Kepler
Harry F. Loseau
James W. Rose
David E. Silver
Joseph F. Sturm
Ray R. Wells
Kenneth E. Gaddy
Ernest L. Scott
Garrison
Ollie F. Armstrong
Newhall
Arlie Lyons
Clifford F. Miner
Edward L. Miner
Russell G. Miner
Vernon A. Miner
Palo
Carmen W. Reynolds
James F. Naughton
Paul E Blessing
Paul R. Boots
Wilbur D. Boots
Edgar J. Cartwright
V. R. Dvorak
Eno
Ceder Rapids Bakery
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Pleune
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