J C Lunds Celebrated Forty Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John C Lund of 1266 Thirty fourth street NE were honored with a surprise dinner Sunday for their forty fifth wedding anniversary. Guests from out of town included Shirley Roman Low Moor and several Roman relatives, plus extended family from DeWitt Camanche Charles City Folletts and Cedar Rapids. The couple received a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C Lund
Thirty-fourth Street
Cedar Rapids
Ethel Cole
Ross Lund
Forrest Lund
Merrill Lund
Buell L. Edwards
Donna Rae
Reta Jean Edwards
J.C. Lunds
Mrs Topic Honored At Farewell Luncheon
Mrs Edward Breen entertained Tuesday afternoon at the Commonwealth tea room for Mrs Topic and her family before a yearlong military training absence for Mr Topic. Covers were set for sixteen and the group afterward played bridge. Guests included Mrs Donald M Leonard of Grand Rapids visiting her parents, with others such as Mrs Everett Chandler and Mrs Kenneth Bogaard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Commonwealth
Topic
Donald M Leonard
Grand Rapids
Mich
Harry Cocker
Everett Chandler
Kenneth Bogaard
Dean Stauffacher
Ronald P. Evans
Wallace D. Lyon
Richard Rugg
Jack E. Durin
Richard R. Proctor
Brodie O'Bnen
Raymond Vernmont
H. Cedric Hahn
Lawrence J. Halpin
Jonathan Jackson
Dinner at Cedar Rapids Club Hosted by Miss Metz
Miss Elfrieda Metz of the Commonwealth apartments will entertain at dinner Tuesday evening at the Cedar Rapids Country club for several staff assistants from the Inter Ocean Reinsurance Company. After dinner the evening will be spent at Miss Metz’s apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elfrieda Metz
Commonwealth Apartments
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Inter-Ocean Reinsurance Company
Miss Metz
Stark Trio Returns From Three Week Southern Vacation
Dr and Mrs C H Stark return home after a three week trip visiting Havana Cuba and Miami Florida detailing their southern vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. and
Mrs. Stark
C H Stark
D Avenue NE
South
Havana
Cuba
Miami
Fla
Mrs Yanaway Hosts Coffee Honor for Mrs Scherer
Mrs I D Yanaway of 1036 Maplewood Drive NE entertained Monday morning honoring Mrs Henry Scherer who will move to Oklahoma City. Twelve guests attended and gifts were exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I D Yanaway
Maplewood Drive
Henry Scherer
Oklahoma City
Scherer
Birthday party honors Billy and Doris White
Mrs. William White hosted a Saturday birthday celebration at 925 Fourth Street SW for her children Billy aged 13 and Doris aged 6 whose birth date is February 23. Attendees included Ronald Ruka John Dougherty Dick Dougherty Earl Le Van David Le Van Betty Lemon Katherine Anderson Margaret Le Van Jean Le Van and Thelma White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William White
Fourth Street
Billy
Doris
Ronald Ruka
John
Dick Dougherty
Earl le van
David le van
Betty Lemon
Katherine Anderson
Margaret
Jean le van
Thelma White
Rosemary Fahey Hosts Theater Party At Home
Miss Rosemary Fahey of 1529 Maplewood Drive NE entertained at a theater party Friday. She served refreshments later at her home. Guests included Mary Knowles Geraldine Phillips Delores Boyle Jean Hayward R G Stephenson Co T Drummey J W Connannon J P Knowles and George Cropp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Fahey
Maplewood Drive
Mary Knowles
Geraldine Phillips
Delores Boyle
Jean Hayward
R. G. Stephenson
Co. T. Drummey
J. W. Concannon
J. P. Knowles
George Cropp
Surprise anniversary party honors Mrs. Jackson at home
Andrew F. Jackson Jr hosted a Saturday evening surprise anniversary and shower party for Mrs. Jackson on their tenth wedding anniversary at 1516 Ellis Boulevard NW. Eight guests attended including Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Hees Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Erickson and Mr. and Mrs. Tim Alton with dinner coverage arranged for eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew F. Jackson, Jr
Ellis Boulevard
Jackson
Harold D. Hees
Elmer Erickson
Tim Alton
Miss West Hosts Sorority Skating and Torch Bearers Luncheon
Miss Maxine West entertained the Sorority Sues at a skating and patriotic party at her home on 1145 C avenue NW Saturday evening. Present were Kath leen Miller Arlene Churchill Phyllis West Phyllis Marchal Anne Mitchell and Audrey Bal ou. Miss West also hosted the Itu nita Camp Fire girls at a Torch Bearers luncheon Saturday afternoon with table decorations reflecting George Washington birthday and a gift for their sponsor. Attendees included Mrs. H N Steele guardian Mrs W J Harman sponsor Mrs H R West Kathleen Miller Evelyn Jensen and Anne Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine West
Sorority
Sues
C Avenue NW
Kathleen Miller
Arlene Churchill
Phyllis West
Phyllis Marchal
Anne Mitchell
Audrey Balou
Miss West
Itunita Camp Fire
George Washington
H. N. Steele
Guardian
W. J. Harman
H. R. West
Evelyn Jensen
Anne Robertson
P E O Chapter DK Members Host Memorial Service
Miss Helen Hubbard entertained chapter DK P E O members Monday evening at 1417 Avenue NE. A memorial service for Mrs. Alice S Miller and Mrs. Florence Robinson was read by Miss Ruby Byers and performed by eight chapter members. A playlet about P E O projects written by Mrs. L D Weld was acted by Miss Katheryne Greene and Miss Belly Jahn with guests Miss Margaret Huston from CX Columbus Junction Miss Ida Rostom from CZ Jefferson Miss Jahn from BE Spirit Lake and Miss Greene from FO Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hubbard
Avenue NE
Alice S. Miller
Florence Robinson
Ruby Byers
L. D. Weld
Katheryne Greene
Belly Jahn
Margaret Huston
Columbus Junction
Ida Rostom
Melbergs Return After Six Weeks Driving Trip
Mr and Mrs Amos Melberg return home after a six week motor tour through the south visiting St Peters burg Fla New Orleans and Houston Tex where they attended a meeting of the Associated General Contractors of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Melberg
Nineteenth Street
South
St. Petersburg
Fla
New Orleans
Houston
Tex
Associated General Contractors of America
Surprise party for Mrs Paterson on seventy-fifth birthday
A group of friends visited Mrs Elizabeth Paterson at 313 Twelfth Avenue SW Monday night to honor her seventy-fifth birthday with a surprise party. A picnic supper was served and a gift was presented. Those present included Rev CBE Oelfke Clara Oelfke Henry and Mrs Johnson Frank Powlishter Arthur Lahman Joe Samek Ellen Karns H Schuntz Jean Golden Wear Mary Dvorak Loyd McKee Louis Mrstik George Detrick and Marlene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Paterson
Twelfth Avenue
Cbe. Oelfke
Clara Oelfke
Henry Johnson
Frank Powlishter
Arthur Lahman
Joe Samek
Ellen
J. A. Karns
H. Schtuntz
Jean
Golden Wear
Mary Dvorak
Loyd McKee
Louis Mrstik
George Detrick
Marlene
Cedar Rapids club hears Born in Paradise review
Mrs Frederick G Murray reviews Armine von Tempskis Born in Paradise for the history and literature department of the Cedar Rapids Womans club. She relates Hawaii experiences and items from the islands during the meeting with forty members present. Nominating committee members named A H Mott and Frank T Gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick G. Murray
Paradise
Armine von Tempski
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Hawaii
Murray
A H Mott
Frank T. Gates
Mrs Dahms Hosts Luncheon and Bridge Gathering
Mrs Edward Dahms of 1324 G avenue NE entertained at lunch and a bridge session Monday afternoon at her home. Guests included Mesdames Roy Bollinger Earl Stanley Milo Mitralsky Ray Repstein Glenn Babcock James Bailey and Ed Lowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dahms
G Avenue
Bridge
Roy Bollinger
Earl Stanley
Milo Mitralsky
Ray Repstein
Glenn Babcock
James Bailey
Ed Lowe
Aunt Hats and Relish Reflections in Odd Ad Spotlight
A humorous extract notes how magazines hawk foods labeled as Aunt Somebody products while no Sister Jane or Niece Amy brands appear. The author jests about family roles in food marketing and identity in advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Amy
Announcement of Marriage for Miss Marie Barrett and Harold Hilton
Marie Barrett daughter of Charles Barrett of Cedar Rapids and Harold Hilton son of Mr and Mrs John Hilton of Cedar Rapids were married Saturday at 7 am in St Patrick's church. Rev D J Lenihan officiated. The couple's reception included breakfast at the groom's home and a prior wedding shower at Mrs John Hilton's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Barrett
Charles Barrett
Cedar Rapids
Harold Hilton
John Hilton
St. Patrick's Church
D. J Lenihan
Mary Hilton
Paul Dyson
Miss Hilton
Hilton
Hutchinson Ice Cream Company
Chicago
Ninth Street
Bunco
L. Meyer
Dyson
Cleta Rock
Norma Nelson and Rex Leins Wed in Cedar Rapids Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Nelson announce the marriage of their daughter Norma to Rex Levis of Cedar Rapids. The ceremony was held Monday at 7 pm at the bride’s parents home with Rev I E Linkletter officiating. The couple will reside here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Nelson
Fourth Street
Norma
Rex Levis
Cedar Rapids
I. E. Linkletter
Second Christian Church
Arthur Koehler
Mary Louise Koehler
Sandra Burlinghame
Dulis Moneypenny
William Miller
Jane Miller
George Mefferd
Arling Hoppe
Jean Hoppe
Carl Hoppe
Warren Waggener
Walter Waggener
Ole Mae Waggener
Leonard Nelson
Carl Nelson
Ralph Mefferd
Shirley Ann Mefferd
Lester Kotaska
New Trends in Education Highlighted by PEO Chapter II
Mrs W HH Bailey spoke on New Trends in Education at a Monday PEO Chapter II meeting held at Mrs R C Booths home 1606 Park Ave SE. She reviewed elementary secondary and higher education work led by the University of Chicago St Johns Antioch and Grinnell colleges with hostess help from Mrs H C Burleson. Guests included Mrs J J Booth and Mrs C B Vernon of CS Marion and Mrs Forrest Ackley of ED Rockford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HH. Bailey
R. C. Booth
Park Avenue SE
University of Chicago
St. John’s Antioch
Grinnell Colleges
H. C. Burleson
J. J. Booth
C. BR. Vernon
CS. Marion
Forrest Ackley
Rockford
Dauffenbach Hosts Daughters Eleventh Birthday Party
Mrs A W Dauffenbach at 521 Second Avenue SW honored her daughter Jacqueline with a Saturday afternoon party. Assistants included Dick sie Clayton and Ruth Williams. Prizes for games went to Mardella Lala Delores Lattner Betty Stickley Kathleen Carroll Betty Buck and Harriett Smith. Others listed as courtesy guests were Jacqueline Joyce Evangeline Chukas Mary Bell Tate Delores Andes Ellen Sochek Delores Van Horne Caroline Ardis Burks Batty Emmons and Caroline Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Dauffenbach
Second Avenue SW
Jacqueline
Dauffenbach
Dicksie Clayton
Ruth Williams
Mardella Lala
Delores Lattner
Betty Stickley
Kathleen Carroll
Betty Buck
Harriett Smith
Jacqueline Joyce
Evangeline Chukas
Mary Bell Tate
Delores Andes
Ellen Sochek
Delores van
Robert Downing Speaks to Chapter IF P. E. O. Meeting
Robert Downing of New York, formerly of Cedar Rapids and a member of the Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne group, addressed Chapter IF of P. E. O. in the Bungalow of the Iowa Electric Light and Power Co. He spoke of his stage and screen career and shown a scrapbook with pictures of the Lunts. Mrs. William Whipple presided at a tea table arranged with gladiolus and jonquils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Downing
New York
Cedar Rapids
Alfred Lunt
Lynn Fontanne
Chapter
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Lunts
William Whipple
Carrolls Host Third Birthday Party With Washington Flair
Mr and Mrs Joseph Carroll of 609 Fourth avenue SW entertained Sunday for their son Joseph s third birthday. Decorations featured hats and balloons with Washington style. Helpers included Kathleen Carroll Anna Mae Klinsky and Loraine Bomkamp with others from Williamsburg and nearby areas attending from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Carroll
Fourth Avenue
Joseph
Washington
Kathleen Carroll
Anna Mae Klinsky
Loraine Bomkamp
Diane Bishop
Gerald McBowen
Darrill Bomkamp
Beverly Ann
Gene Womichil
Shirley Barker
Jimmy Kelley
Richard Sturdivan
Emil Elick, Jr
Williamsburg
Agnes Elick
Albert
Cecilia
Emil Elick
George Mc Eowen
Honor Three on Birthdays Sunday
Mr and Mrs Paul Landis and George Benn were surprised at a Sunday birthday party at the Landis home in Mount Vernon. Guests included Mr and Mrs Peter Pernicka Mr and Mrs Philip Rout Mr and Mrs Louis Tomanka and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Landis
George Benn
Landis
Mount Vernon
Mad SE
Peter Pernicka
Philip Rout
Louis Tomanka
Carrie Cornwall
Thomas Carre
Stella Bena
Carolyn Charipar Celebrates Eighth Birthday Party
Carolyn Jean Charipar celebrated her eighth birthday Saturday at a party given by her mother Mrs A J Charipar. Those present included Joan Kuba Patricia Kuba Dixieanna Irvin Betty Nemecs Dolores Carpenter Donald Macha Donald Lee Pardubsky Kathryn Marie Charipar and Constance Ann Charipar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Jean Charipar
A. J. Charipar
Joan Kuba
Patricia Kuba
Dixeanna Irvin
Betty Nemecs
Dolores Carpenter
Donald Macha
Donald Lee Pardubsky
Kathryn Marie Charipar
Constance Ann Charipar
Larry McDowell's Fifth Birthday Party Attended by Family
Mrs. Lynn McDowell hosted a Saturday afternoon party at 921 Twelfth Street NE for her son Larry who celebrated his fifth birthday. Twelve attended including William Morehead Robbie Parker Robbie Raftis and Barbara Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn McDowell
Twelfth Street
Larry
William Morehead
Robbie Parker
Robbie Raftis
Barbara Paul
Clauson Daughter Engaged to Barber in Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs W A Clauson announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy to W Allen Barber of Cedar Rapids son of Mrs Flora Barber of Montrose S C The wedding will be held early in the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Clauson
First Avenue
Dorothy
W. Allen Barber
Cedar Rapids
Flora Barber
Montrose
S. C
Honor Miss Quaas Shower Honoring Mr and Mrs Meredith
Emeline Ratcliff and Mrs. Douglas Sweet entertain at a Cedar Rapids Central City Robins home shower on Thursday evening for the recently married Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Meredith. Mrs. Meredith formerly Hazel Quaas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emeline Ratcliff
Cedar Rapids
Douglas Sweet
Central City
Glen Miles
Robins
Dwayne Meredith
Meredith
Hazel Quaas
Sweetheart Club Meets at Hoff man Home
Eight members of the Sweet heart club gathered Saturday evening at Miss Pauline Hoff man 512 Seventh Street SE. Miss Eileen Smith presided and the group worked on sweaters. Next meeting set for Miss Joan Hinerwadel 418 Ninth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetheart Club
Pauline Hoffman
Seventh Street SE
Eileen Smith
Joan Hinerwadel
Ninth Avenue SE
Vernon Heights Reading Club Meeting Notes
The Vernon Heights Reading club will meet Thursday at 2 30 p m with Mrs Lulu Dart of the Magnus hotel for a miscellaneous program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Heights Reading Club
Lulu Dart
Magnus Hotel
P.T.A. Meeting Set at Mrs. Williams Home
The Jackson child study group meets for a potluck luncheon Wednesday at 1 30 p m at 605 Fifteenth Street SE. Members should bring a covered dish and table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Child Study Group
L. A. Williams
Fifteenth Street SE
Wesely Janishes Celebrate 59th Wedding Anniversary
The Wesely Janishes, Route 2, observed their 59th wedding anniversary with a Friday dinner. Their grandson Edward L. Slezak and Mrs. Slezak of Solon hosted and surprised them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesely Janish
Route 2
Edward L. Slezak
Navy Mothers Club Names Second Vice President
At Friday evening's Glow room meeting of the Navy Mothers club Mrs Clara Tilton was installed as second vice president Plans were made to buy material for sewing layettes for navy families The club will meet next Thursday at Mrs Mollie Yuza 527 Sixteenth Street NE to sew Each member attending will bring a picnic lunch Visitors included Mrs Bert Cane and Mrs Leonard Smith
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Mothers’ Club
Gas Company
Clara Tilton
Navy
Mollie Yuza
Sixteenth Street
Bert Cane
Leonard Smith
G A C Girls Hold Annual Banquet at Roosevelt Hotel
The G A C girls held their annual banquet Monday evening at the Roosevelt hotel with Miss Marian Rahe in charge of arrangements. Cards and games provided entertainment and prizes were awarded to guests including Misses Myrene Olson Ardelle Espe Mildred Barnes Julia Sear Marjorie Towers and Monica Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
Marian Rahe
Myrene Olson
Ardelle Espe
Mildred Barnes
Julia Sear
Marjorie Towers
Monica Kennedy
Boquist Hosts Dinner Guests From Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs George Ireland of Wyoming Indiana Florence Swartz and Fred Stickney were dinner guests Saturday night of Mr and Mrs Don Boquist 316 Third avenue SW. Mr and Mrs William Gott of Marion spent Sunday with the Boquists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ireland
Wyoming
Florence Swartz
Fred Stickney
Don Boquist
Third Avenue
William Gott
Marion
Boquist
Fifteen Camp Fire Members Meet at Nancy Woggenthaler Home
The Ana kikisin Camp Fire group gathers at 1828 Fifth avenue SE on Monday with guardian Mrs. R. B Moore present. They played games during the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anakikisin
Nancy Woggenthaler
Fifth Avenue SE
Guardian
R. B Moore
Kenwanee Camp Fire Plans Banco Party on St Patrick's Day
Members of the Kenwanee Camp Fire group met at Jacqueline Day's home Monday evening to work on rank and birthday honors and to plan a banco party to be held on St Patrick's day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwanee
Jacqueline Day
Banco
St. Patrick’s Day
Chi Omega Mothers Club Luncheon Set at Chapter Rooms
Chi Omega Mothers Club meets Thursday at 1 pm for lunch in the chapter rooms at 1263 First Avenue East. Members are asked to bring table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega Mothers’ Club
First Avenue E
Toot-Toot Blanket Club Meeting Notice
The next meeting of the Toot- Toot Blanket Club is set with Mrs. Anna Dvorak on Zika Avenue NW, Wednesday at 2 p.m. Mrs. Paul Pickering will serve refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Dvorak
Zika Avenue NW
Paul Pickering
Book By Dr Newton Chosen By Episcopal Bishop For Lent
The Rt. Rev. Henry St. George Tucker of New York City has named His Cross and Ours by Dr. Joseph Fort Newton as the Lenten book for 1941. Newton, former minister of the Peoples church in Cedar Rapids, writes Everyday Living and heads St. Luke and the Epiphany in Philadelphia. The Harper and Brothers volume is the chosen work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry St. George Tucker
New York City
Episcopal Church
Joseph Fort Newton
St. Luke and the Epiphany Church
Philadelphia
Newton
Cedar Rapids
Peoples Church
Harper and Brothers
Newspaper Bureau Wins Ad Award in New York
The Bureau of Advertising of the American Newspaper Publishers Association received a silver medal for distinguished services to advertising at the annual awards dinner in New York. The bureau, founded 1924 as the Harvard advertising awards, promotes research and better use of newspapers as an advertising medium with support from over 600 leading U.S. and Canadian newspapers, including the Cedar Rapids Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Edward W. Bok
Harvard Advertising Awards
United States
Canada
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
British Forces Push Across East Africa in World War II
British empire troops advance 110 miles along the Italian Somaliland coast capturing Brava and press the Italians toward Mogadiscio. Ethiopian irregulars seize Moyale as South African forces consolidate the Moyale area and Gelib after heavy clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Empire
Brava
Mogadiscio
Moyale
Kenya-Ethiopia
Empire
West Africa
Gelib
Suth African
Addis Ababa
Royal Air Force
Middle East
Press censorship debate spans U.S. and Britain voices
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt argues censorship is unnecessary and individuals can self censor. Dr. John W Studebaker predicts a forced peace between democracy and dictatorship. Sir Walter Citrine criticizes censorship, saying Americans demand the truth about bombings and damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bs International News Service
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Atlantic City
John W. Studebaker
United States
Education
Great Britain
Germany
London
Walter Citrine
British Trades Union Congress
America
Mother of Rival Mayor Aspirants Refuses To Vote
Mrs Owen Kilbane mother of Waukegan twin mayoral candidates refused to vote in the Tuesday primary after being denied a ballot with both boys names on it. She later accepted separate ballots for each son while the twins cast ballots for themselves and accompanied her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukegan
Owen Kilbane
Harry
Frank
Woman seeks dual vote after White House appeal
A Illinois resident refused to choose between candidates and said she might return to the polls before closing if she receives word from the White House. She had appealed to President Roosevelt for a dispensation granting her a double vote, but a similar plea to Gov. Dwight H. Green of Illinois was unsuccessful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilbane
White House
Roosevelt
Dwight H. Green
Ilinois
Teachers Council Discusses Bills Before Legislature
About 65 teachers attended at McKinley auditorium to hear Lester Keller, Davenport principal and state teachers association committee member, discuss pending bills. He covered the teachers annuity and tenure bills and a school laws recodification proposal. Keller noted the annuity plan would require teachers to fund retirement themselves. Local meeting part of five northeastern Iowa sessions with reps from Delaware, Jones, Jackson, Cedar, Dubuque and Linn counties. Keller introduced by Supt. C. W. Bangs of Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County ‘Teachers Council
McKinley Auditorium
Lester Keller
Davenport
State Teachers’ Association
Keller
Iowa
Delas Ware
Jones
Jackson
Cedar
Dusbuque
Linn
Supt. C. W. Bangs
Manchester
Self-styled misfit surrenders to finish prison term
Robert Schmidt, 32, who called himself a failure and misfit, gave himself up at the Nebraska pardon board on Monday and was returned to the Nebraska penitentiary to serve the remaining 17 months of a four-year sentence. He walked into the board’s office in Lincoln Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
INS
Robert Schmidt
Nebraska Penitentiary
Schmidt
Nebraska Pardon Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. C. Lunds
Yanaway
Doris White
Mrs. Jackson
Miss Hubbard
Amos Melbergs
Mrs. Paterson
Leonard T. Arduser
C. Chambers Inskeep Optical Co
Arry F. Tisher
Pres
Florisun
Amart New Earntone
Neumode Hosiery Shop
Second St. SE
Norma Nelson
Rex Leins
Carolyn Charipar
Larry McDowell
Miss Quaas
Vernon Heights Club
P.T.A. Meetings
Surren Nur
Ceder Rapids Bakery
G. A. C. Girls
Anakikisin Camp Fire
Kenwanee Camp Fire
CHI Omega Mothers
Dr. Newton
Episcopal
Newspaper Bureau
Ad Award
East Africa
United Press
Juba River
Italian Somaliland
High Command
Tripoli
Libya
Giarabub
Lydia K. Pinkham
Killian
Patricia Petite Shep
Killian Company
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