Francis R White to be Honored by Dubuque Art Association
Francis Robert White director of Lille Gallery will be guest of honor at a reception by the Dubuque Art Association in Dubuque this evening. After the reception he will give an informal gallery talk at the Dubuque art gallery. He will then travel to Des Moines on Friday morning to lead a drawing class sponsored by the Des Moines Woman's Club arts department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Robert White
Lille Gallery
Dubuque Art Association
Dubuque
Bridge Luncheon Hosted at 407 Twenty-seventh Street NE
Mrs Harry Steele and Mrs Truman Hanson hosted a bridge luncheon at Mrs Steele’s home on Twenty-seventh Street NE. A pink color theme framed the refreshments. Prizes went to Mrs Hugh Gordon of Marion and Mrs Joseph Stephan. other guests included Mrs Walter Nesper and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Steele
Truman Hanson
Twenty-seventh Street
Hugh Gordon
Marion
Joseph Stephan
Bridge
Walter Nesper
M. O. Waterman
C E. Collins
M. V. Johnson
Iowa Masonic and civic events mark week in North English
North English hosts installation of Masonic officers led by W M Frank Allen and Elected officers with Mrs. Lewis Miller and Mrs. W. C. Carson assisting. Center Junction and Wyoming report evangelistic meeting and new IOOF officers. Oxford funeral for Charles Gegenheimer. Kalona and Wapello marriages and anniversaries noted. Manchester obituaries for Edward Dillon and William Sheppard. local funerals in Parnell Wilton Junction Grundy Center pool bond approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons
C. Westphal
Frank Allen
George M. Smith
M. K. Hatter
E. C. Westphal
A. L. Smith
L. A. Miller
A. C. Schoenthaler
Tyler
John Kelly
Donald Gibbons
Mary Cecil Smith
Ed Warbor
Roy Simmons
Adah
Frank Mul Jin
Ruth
Esther
C. R. Off
Martha
Lewis Miller
Electa
Center Junction
Jack Linn
Oregon
Wis
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Linn
John Lindsey
Marshal
Melinda Whensen
Sentinel
Sam Miller
Wyoming
Guardian
C. N. Rogers
Noble Grand
Ray Griswold
Henry Fishwild
Walder Holub
Kyle Poole
Oxford
Charles Fred Gegenheimer
Iowa City
Methodist
Mr. Gegenheimer
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Oxford Township
Rolfe
Iowa County
Gegenheimer
Anna Marie Kleump
Elsie Moscow
Irma Sass
Homestead
Arta Austin
Williamsburg
Herbert
Oxford Kalona
Susan Yoder
David Bender
Harvey Bender
Jess Shetler
Edward Hershberger
Edward Helmuth
Mary Bender
Clifford Miller
Katie Yoder
Kalona
Wapello
B. F. Roach
Christian Church
W. 5. Carr
Burlington
Frank Rounch
DeWayne
Robert
Sioux City
Malcolm Rouch
Moberly
H. J. Bannister
Chicago
Roy Quinn
Forrest Quinn
McLean, Fil
Harry Quinn
Frank Moberly
Shirley
DeWayne Roach
Manchester
Edward Dillon
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
F. W. McKinley
Oakland Cemetery
William Sheppard
Roy W. Sheppard
A. A Moore
Golden Congregational Church
Bay Church
Golden
Bay Cemetery
Hazel Green Township
Sheppard
Mary Virginia Edelman
Philip Hahn
Rural
Evangelical Church
Herwig
Grundy Center
Atttorney
H. A. Willoughby
Liberty Park
Swisher Trust and Savings Bank Statement of Condition
Bank in Swisher Johnson County Iowa reports year end figures for 1934 with total resources of 203 916 50 and deposits totaling 252 825 78. Officers Netolicky Coufal Koss Uleh sign the statement sworn January 7 1935 by notary Adeline A Koss and directors listed as Chas Cuhel and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iaws of
Iowa
Swisher
Johnson
State of
Johnson County
Netolicky
Joseph C
Citas J .Ross
Elmer J Uleh
Joseph C. Coufal
Chas. J KO
Maternity Fashion Expands With New Draped Looks
Amos Parrish surveys 1935 maternity styles featuring wrap dresses with top fullness and lower balance, soft necklines, bright neckline bows, peasant dresses with smocked shoulders, capes for width at the shoulders, and heavy sheers. Detachable coat collars teased for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha
Amos Parrish
Clash Between Nazis and Antifa in Saar Street Clash
In Saarbrucken a noon clash on Waterloo street between Nazi supporters and anti Nazi opponents was quickly suppressed by police and gendarmes led by Major Hennessey. Propaganda debris and street scuffles marked the brief battle with no arrests and no hospitalizations reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saarbruecken
Saar Basin
Waterloo Street
Landjaeger
Waterloo
Hennessey
Saar
Law and Order
League of Nations
Installations and elections span Postsville Troy Mills and Wapello
In Postville officers of the Eastern Star were installed led by Amanda Phillips with Ella Hangartner as worthy matron and a slate including Arbe Behrens, Glesner Webster, Lloyd Walter, Helen Behrens, Bernice Walter, Nina Riser, Anna Casten, Edith Saw vell, Gertrude Bachtell, Bertha Palmer, Esther Kenney, Fred Luhman, Velma Ohl off, Ruth Collins, Mildred Koervenig, Martha Huebner, and Martha Bulman. In Troy Mills William Herman was elected president of the board of directors of the telephone exchange with Wilma Walton re-hired as operator and manager. other officers include A. J Nelson, Emmett Shaffer, and Harry Straw. In Wapello a true bill was returned by the grand jury and four cases were dismissed. the panel included Albert Hook and others. The petit jury is to report Jan 14 with cases including State of Iowa versus Phillips on liquor and two civil suits seeking 8,320 dollars for the death of Neil Kallenbarger in a crash involving a truck owned by Oakes and Hanft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postville
Eastern Star
Amanda Phillips
Vera Luhman
Josephine Topliff
Dorothy Douglass
Ella Hangartner
Arbe Behrens
Glesner Webster
Lloyd Walter
Helen Behrens
Bernice Walter
Nina Riser
Anna Casten
Edith Sawvell
Gertrude Bachtell
Bertha Palmer
Warder
Esther Kenney
Sentinel
Fred Luhman
Adah
Velma Ohloff
Ruth
Viola Collins
Esther
Mildred Koervenig
Martha
Stella Huebner
Electa
Martha Bulman
Troy Mills
William Herman
Troy Mills Telephone Exchange
Wilma Walton
A. J Nelson
Emmett Shaffer
Harry Straw
Marion Kallenbarger
Ferry Oakes
Harry Hanift
Kallenbarger
Neil Kallenbarger
Oakes and Hanft
Carl Gunnels
Christianity Not Divided by Hugh Orchard in Cedar Rapids Iowa
A Cedar Rapids writer argues that Christianity is one unified faith not divided by human opinion. He asserts Jesus Christ’s teachings and life constitute the complete Gospel and urges believers to abandon denominational disputes for unity and stronger witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Hugh Orchard
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Grant Permit To Move WMT To Cedar Rapids
The FCC granted Waterloo Broadcasting Co a permit to relocate WMT transmitter about five miles from Waterloo to a Cedar Rapids area site and move the studio to Cedar Rapids, with no added interference to WREC Memphis. Cedar Rapids Broadcasting Co received a permit to move KWCR from Cedar Rapids to a Des Moines area site and move its studio to Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
WMT
Cedar Rapids
Washington
The
Communications Commission
Waterloo Broadcasting Company
Waterloo
WREC
Memphis
Tenn
Cedar Rapids Broadcasting Company
KWCR
Des Moines
Also Mentioned on This Page
Francis R. White
Iowa News
Roy
Matthew
Wessington Springs
S. D
Charles
James
Milo Township
Flora Shew
Parnell
W. J. Leahy
St. Joseph’s Church
Thomas O'Dowd
Minnie A. Naughton
Mary Orestes
Jerome Spillane
Swisher Trust and Savings Bank
York
Stoaanc
Miriam Tilden
Philadelphia
Miss Tilden
Lux
Wissahickon
Luz
Dream Kitchen
FC Ea
Cedar Rapids Gas CC
Dial
Third Street
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