Miss Helen Hughes Weds Dr Charles Huntington in Meadowlands Ceremony
Miss Helen Elizabeth Hughes of Cedar Rapids became the bride of Dr Charles Clifford Huntington of Columbus Ohio in a Meadowlands home ceremony attended by about thirty relatives. The couple will reside at 1430 Neil Avenue Columbus after February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadowlands
Samuel Franklin Hughes
Fort Madison
Helen Elizabeth Hughes
Cedar Rapids
Charles Clifford Huntington
Columbus
Ohio
Robert Little
First Presbyterian Church
Johanna Hill
Arthur Huntington
Sara
Huntington
Neil Avenue
Coe College
Iowa Electric ‘Light and Power Company
Business and Professional Women's Club
College Club
Alice King Guild
Return to New York After Holiday Visit
Mr and Mrs Forrest Stewart depart for New York City following several weeks with Mr and Mrs A C Stewart at 352 Park Terrace SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Stewart
New York City
Mr. Stewart
Mrs
A. C. Stewart
Park Terrace SE
Cedar Rapids P. E. chapters host founders day luncheon
Cedar Rapids P. E. chapters will observe founders day with a luncheon at the Hotel Montrose Saturday at 12 30. All P. E. 10 s in the vicinity are cordially invited to attend. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Jay W. Hesser, phone 5423, before noon on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Montrose
Jay W. Hesser
Ambar Grotto Auxiliary elects new officers
Mrs Lewis Cullman was elected president at the regular meeting on Friday succeeding Mrs Louis Hrdlcka in that office. Other officers elected include Mrs Adolph J Prucha as vice president Mrs Chris J Miller as secretary and Mrs Leo Zbaneck as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Cullman
Ambar Grotto
Louis Hrdlicka
Adolph J Prucha
Chris J. Miller
Leo Zbaneck
Travel lecture guides Beta Sigma Phi meeting at Hotel Montrose
Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held its regular meeting at the Hotel Montrose on Tuesday and was joined by Sigma chapter to hear an interesting travel lecture by O. G. Parkhill with assistance from Glenn Noonan. The presentation featured a travelogue in motion pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambda Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Montrose
Sigma
O. G. Parkhill
I Glenn Noonan
Farewell Party Honors Morgan Couple Before Move to Des Moines
Mr and Mrs M V Johnson hosted a farewell at 1054 Seventeenth Street NE for Mr and Mrs R B Morgan who plan to move to Des Moines. Bridge was played and prizes awarded to M O Waterman of Cedar Rapids and Mrs David Shellard of Town City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Morgan
Des Moines
M.V. Johnson
Seventeenth Street
M. O Waterman
Cedarapids
David Shellard
Town City
Booster clubs and auxiliary meetings on Thursday
The RNA Booster Club meeting is postponed. Freya Kensington will host at Mrs Neils Hornan’s home with Mrs Edwin Lundquist assisting. The VFW Ladies Auxiliary meets at 7 45 pm in Ben Hur hall. Linn Tent Maccabees and related bodies plan joint installation at 8 pm in Moose hall with dancing afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freya Kensington
Neils Hornan
Edwin Lundquist
Vv. F. W
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterlans of Foreign Wars
Ben Hur Hall
Linn
Maccabees
Towny Hive
The
Moose Hall
Stella Sandrock Appointed District Instructor of C E S
Mrs Stella Sandrock of Lisbon has been appointed instructor of the thirteenth district of the order of the Eastern Star of Iowa by Mrs Anna J Blaylock of Grand Junction worthy grand matron. Sandrock is past matron of Lisbon chapter and held an appointive office in the grand chapter last year under Mrs Edna Duncan of Cedar Rapids past worthy grand matron. She is an officer of Gethsemane Shrine No 1 White Shrine of Jerusalem Cedar Rapids. She will attend the school of instruction Jan 17 18 19 at Fort Dodge supervised by board of custodians Mrs Sarah Bachman Sioux City Mrs Nellie Olander Primghar and Mrs Edna C Duncan Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Sandrock
Lisbon
Order of the Eastern Star
Iowa
Anna J. Blaylock
Grand Junction
Sandrock
Grand Chapter
Edna Duncan
Cedar Rapids
Gethsemane Shrine
Jerusalem
Begin Course For Youth Workers With Techniques
The Y M C A and Y W C A sponsor a short course titled Techniques for Work with the Individual and the Group for workers with adolescents. Three Wednesday evenings start January 11, 1825 at 7 30 in the Y M C A basement boys room Cedar Rapids audience includes parents and other youth leaders and is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M.C
W. H. Morgan
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Seventieth Birthday for Mr Blochlinger at Home
Crist Blochlinger of 220 Tenth Street NW celebrated his seventieth birthday with a family dinner and a Tirzah society surprise party. Guests from Dubuque Mason City Fairfax Waterloo Cedar Rapids and local relatives shared gifts and games including five hundred. High scores were earned by Mrs Mary Parsons Crist Hanson Maude Stangel and Oscar Quick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crist Blochlinger
Tenth Street
Peter King
Ida France
Cora
Joe
Dubuque
V. S. Brown
Mason City
James McNamara
Ilean
Mary
Fairfax
D. Nicker
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Joe Phillips
John
J. P. Blochlinger
Leta
Margaret
Patricia
Anna Schuknecht
Tirzah Society
Blochlinger
Mr. Blochlinger
Fellowship Supper at Trinity Methodist Church
Trinity Methodist hosts a Thursday 6 15 fellowship supper and family night with Division 2 running the dining room. Dr W E Owen speaks on What Christ Means to Me and Harold Hellentall plays marimba pieces. Camp Fire Girls sponsor board members hold luncheon at 702 Seventh Street SW to plan year activities with Mrs George Youtzy and others attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
Division 2
W. E. Owen
Christ
Harold Hellentall
Camp Fire Girls
George Youtzy
Seventh Street
Birthday party for Tommy Riley with eleven guests
A celebration for Tommy Riley marked his fourth birthday on Monday afternoon at his home 1312 B avenue NE. Attending were eleven youngsters including Billy Riley Richard Riley Delma Jean Kibbie Joyce Gearhart Kath ryn Stueber Mary Maybelle Prior Dickie Prior John Swanson Betty Marie Svoboda Leroy Kyle and Bernard Berger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Riley
B Avenue NE
Billy Riley
Richard Riley
Delma Jean Kibbie
Joyce Gearhart
Kathryn Stueber
Mary Maybelle Prior
Dickie Prior
John Swanson
Betty Marie Svoboda
Leroy Kyle
Bernard Berger
Beta Phi Alpha Alumnae Dinner at Alma Turechek Home
The Beta Phi Alpha sorority alumnae plan their regular dinner and business meeting at Miss Alma Turechek's residence 1140 C street SW on Monday at 6 15 p.m. Reservations are requested by Saturday noon, via Mrs Bernard Wylder at 4386.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Phi Alpha Sorority
Alma Turechek
C Street
Bernard Wylder
Cultus Club Meeting Postponed After Member's Husband Dies
The Cultus club meeting announced for Thursday will not be held due to the death of E. B. Kearns, husband of a club member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cultus Club
E. B Kearns
State Bridge Tournament Promotes Prompt Play
The Iowa State bridge championship committees urge timely arrivals at Hotel Roosevelt this Thursday through Saturday. Players must reserve at least one hour before events, pay fees, sign up for positions, and be seated 15 minutes before start. Late partners may be substituted. strict rules ensure on time starts and smooth sessions. Cedar Rapids players should arrive early to meet visitors and help ensure a successful first state tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
Local men named to crack squad at W U of I ball
Several Cedar Rapids military students at the University of Iowa including Henry G Krob James Morris John B Worley Everett R Maresh and James Jadrnicek have been named to the Crack Squad of Pershing Rifles the national honorary basic military society. The seventeen best drilled Iowa cadets were chosen for skill with rifles and precision in drill and will perform in an exhibition drill at the annual Military ball ceremony Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa
Henry G Krob
James Morris
John B. Worley
Everett R. Maresh
James Jadrnicek
Pershing Rifles
Iowa Cadet Regiment
Wizard of Oz To Be Repeated Saturday At Y W C A
Due to demand the Cedar Rapids Woman's club drama department will rerun The Wizard of Oz Saturday at 2 30 p m in the Y W C A auditorium. The same cast returns under the direction of Mrs. Fred Petrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Art Department
The
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Fred Petrick
Bel Canto Club Meeting Reviews Classical Works at Home
The Bel Canto club met Tuesday evening at Edna Bar rett Jackson s home with twenty two members and four guests. Ruth Esther King presided and Wendl Andrle led the program featuring Mozart Beethoven and Von Weber readings by Muriel MacIntosh Margaret Neal and Eleanor Gustafson. An informal music program and social hour followed. Guests included Rev Mr and Mrs Blaine Hyten Ruskin Sandbourne and Will Norris. February gathering set for Maxine O Bryan s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bel Canto Club
Edna Barrett Jackson
First Avenue E
Ruth Esther King
Wendl Andrle
Mozart
Beethoven
von Weber
Muriel MacIntosh
Margaret Neal
Eleanor Gustafson
Blaine Hyten
Ruskin Sandbourne
Will Norris
Maxine O'Bryan
Reading group set to meet at Mrs Jacobson home
The reading group of the American Association of University Women will meet Friday at 3 p.m. at 1719 Bever Avenue SE. Mrs Arthur L Bye will lead the program presenting William Rose Benet's verse novel Rip Tide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
P. W. Jacobson
Bever Avenue
Arthur L. Bye
William Rose Benet
Junior Arts Association Meeting Time and Place
The Junior Arts association will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Sune Arts room at the public l YBry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Arts Association
Sune Arts Room
L Ybry
Albert Suchomel Celebrates His Tenth Birthday Party
Mrs. W. Suchomel hosted a Saturday afternoon birthday party at 1922 K Street SW for her son Albert turning ten. Games were played and prizes won by Roy Krejci Joe Mary and Robert Haviik with many relatives and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Suchomel
K Street
Albert
Roy Krejci
Joe Mary
Robert Haviik
Charles John
Kenneth Radeke
Bobby Nemec
Robert
Donald
Vernon Havlik
Arling Fisher
Fred Binko
Donald Hruby
Joe Maly
Roy Krejel
Frank Friedl
Louis Tichy
Josephine Suchomel
Betty Jean Radeke
Ruth
Harold Suchomel
Sacred Music Concert at First Christian Church
A concert of interest will be presented at the First Christian church Sunday at 7 30 p m The program opens with famous selections in anthem solo and trio from Catholic church music In part two equally famous Protestant church music will be sung by soloists and ensemble under the direction of Edna Barrett Jackson with Helen Little Hickman at the organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Barrett Jackson
Helen Little Hickman
St James and Bethany Ladies Aid Meet Thursday
The St James Ladies Aid society will meet at the church on Thursday at 2 pm. The Bethany church Ladies Aid group will gather with Mrs. Perry Roberts at 318 Eighth Street NW on Thursday at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Ladies Aid
St. James Ladies Aid Society
Bethany Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society of Bethany Church
Perry Roberts
Eighth Street NW
Westminster Huawi Class Meeting Set at A E Einen Home
The Westminster Huawi class will hold its monthly meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs A E Einen 2527 B avenue NE on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Einen
B Avenue NE
Industrial Society Meeting At Olivet Church
The Industrial Society of Olivet church will meet Thursday at 2 30 pm at the church. Hostesses will be Mrs. Charles E. Chapman and Mrs. Roy Holmquist. St Rose Circle of the Immaculate Conception church also meets Thursday at 2 pm with hostess Mrs. E R Beat in the school parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Society
Industrial Society of Olivet Church
Charles E. Chapman
Roy Holmquist
St. Rose Circle
B and P Class Dinner At St Pauls Church
The Business and Professional girls class of St Pauls Methodist church will meet in the large dining room on Thursday at 6 30 p m for dinner Trinity Division Division No 1 of Trinity Methodist church will meet at 12 30 Thursday with Mrs M F Reid 2230 Mount Vernon avenue SE for a picnic luncheon and business meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Trinity
John Huss Ladies Aid Meeting Planned at 195 Thirteenth Ave
The John Huss Ladies Aid society will meet with Mrs. J Harrop at 195 Thirteenth Avenue SW on Thursday at 2 p m for a white elephant event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Huss Ladies Aid
John Huss
Daniels Park Ladies Aid Monthly Meeting
The Ladies Aid society of Daniels Park church will hold its monthly meeting Thursday at 2 30 p.m. Mrs Frank Baldwin 1123 Center Point road NE is listed as the contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels Park
Kenwood Ladies Aid Postpones Luncheon
The Ladies Aid society of Kenwood Methodist Church postpones its luncheon planned for Thursday at Mrs. W W White’s home, 426 Thirty third Street NE, due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood
Trinity Division 6 Meets at Mrs Wilson's Home
Division No 6 of Trinity Methodist church will hold its regular business meeting and Kensington Thursday at 2 30 p m at the home of Mrs C A Wilson 727 Fifth Avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Division
Trinity Methodist Church
C. A. Wilson
Fifth Avenue SW
Kensington
Young Married People Class Meeting at St Pauls Church
The Y M P Class of St Pauls Methodist plans a Kensington Friday at 1 p m at Mrs Walter Millers home 1902 Eighth avenue SE. Mrs E F Kallenberg will assist. Members should bring a needle thread and thimble.
Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting At First Lutheran Church
The Ladies Aid society of the First Lutheran church will meet in the church parlors Thursday at 2 30 p m. Hostesses include Mesdames G R Schwerke R Schoenbeck B Tapper and W M Tweeten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Aid Society
Ladies Aid Society
First Lutheran Church
G. R. Schwerke
R. Schoenbeck
Saron Ladies Aid Meeting at Saron Lutheran Church
The Ladies Aid society of Saron Lutheran church will meet Thursday at 2 30 p m in the church parlors. Hostesses will be Mesdames Anton Nilsson Ernest Nilsson Elmer Anderson and L A Rosendahl. Friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saron
Central Park Ladies Aid Meeting Time Change
Central Park Presbyterian church Ladies Aid society will meet Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at Mrs. F. G. Murray’s home 1829 B avenue NE. Hostesses are Mrs. H. E. Kensinger Mrs. W. O. Shelquist Mrs. Margaret Lozier Mrs. H. B. Lutes and Mrs. R. E. McDan els. Members are asked to note the change in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park
Ladies Association Meeting at First Evangelical Church
The Ladies association of the First Evangelical church will meet Thursday to sew. Hostesses include Mrs. Edna Canady Mrs. L Larson Mrs. Ralph Ford Mrs. Harry Stevenson Mrs. A A Couser Mrs. G Perkins Mrs. Herschel and Mrs. A F Meyer.
Susannah Wesley Class Picnic at Arm strong Home
The Susannah Wesley class of St. Paul's Sunday school will meet Friday for a picnic luncheon at 12 30 at the home of Mrs G Armstrong 2198 Blake boulevard SE. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs Anna Van Lehn Mrs A K Burroughs Mrs A C Allen Mrs L H Humphrey and Mrs W R Hall. Members are asked to bring the usual picnic requirements. The Missionary circles of the Woman's society of Calvary Baptist church will meet Thursday. The Dorcas circle will meet with Mrs Chester Ainsworth 219 Eighteenth street NW for an all day meeting. The Inn circle will meet with Mrs Don Whitney 421 C avenue NW. The Sarah Fuller circle will meet with Mrs George Parker First avenue road W. Members are asked to meet at the church and cars will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susannah Wesley
St. Paul's Sunday School
5. G. Armstrong
Blake Boulevard
Anna van Lehn
A. K. Burroughs
A. C. Allen
L. H. Humphrey
W. R. Hall
Baptist Missionary Circles
Woman's Society of Calvary Baptist Church
Dorcas
Chester Ainsworth
Eighteenth Street NW
Inn
Don Whitney
C Avenue NW
Sarah Fuller
George Parker
First Avenue
W. Merhbers
Philathea Class Meeting at St Pauls Methodist Church
The Philathea class of St Pauls Methodist Church will meet Friday at 2 30 p m at the home of Mrs J A Wessler 2405 Fourth Avenue SE Those assisting include Mesdames W E Hampton Maude Markert C V Lehman W J Foster J W Lightner R V McBroom M D Williams Ruth Martin M Mason George Miller J M Morton and F W Mulson Members are asked to bring thimbles as sewing for the hospital is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Methodist Church
J. A. Wessler
Fourth Avenue SE
W. E. Hampton
Maude Markert
C. V. Lehman
W. J Foster
J. W. Lightner
R. V. McBroom
M. D. McWilliams
Ruth Martin
M. Mason
George Miller
Mary Perry to Speak at YWCA Business Girls Fiesta
Miss Mary B. Perry, secretary for industrial interests with the national service division of the national board of the YWCA, will address the Business and Industrial Girls Federation at a fiesta style annual meeting at the YWCA. Alma Hemsky and Mary Martinek will play Spanish guitar, Agnes Kriz of the federation will be toastmaster, and Mrs. A. R. Menary will sing. Perry will discuss student industrial cooperation, vocational counseling, employment bureaus, and job security amid economic strain, noting the impact of low mood on programs. She is a 1922 University of Washington graduate and has worked on the national staff since 1927. headquarters are in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Industrial Girls Federation
Alma Hemsky
Mary Martinek
Agnes Kriz
A. R. Menary
Mary B. Perry
National Service Division
National Board of the
Miss Perry
U. of Washington
New York City
Sunshine auxiliary No. 22 installs officers in ceremony
The Sunshine auxiliary No. 22 held a Monday evening installation led by Past Captain W. L. Hoffer. Officers seated include Alta A. Woodside as Past President, Dessa Russell as president, Mattie Hronik as vice president, Leona Borschel as secretary, Emma Hofer as treasurer, J. Hronik as officer of the day, W. F. Jepsen as officer of the guard, Ahlgren as sentinel, Elta Russell as chaplain, Margaret Noblet as musician, Nellie L. Miller as reporter, Emma Hoffer as drill mistress, and aides to all listed positions. The retiring president Alta Woodside thanked members, noting a satisfactory year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Auxiliary No. 22
Ceremy
W. L. Hoffer
Alta
A. Woodside
Dessa Russell
Mattie Hronik
Leona Borschel
Emma Hofer
J. Hronik
W. F. Jepsen
Sentinel
Ahlgren
Elta Russell
Margaret Noblet
Nellie L. Miller
Emma Hoffer
Bessie Bachman
Ida Howard
Beatrice Bonham
Huldah Wood
Addie Sleight
Augusta Ahlgren
Alta Woodside
Popek Zrudsky Wedding At St Wenceslaus Church
Miss Helen Popek and Albin Zrudsky were united in marriage at St Wenceslaus church at 8 am Tuesday. The bride wore a white satin gown with a long veil and carried Killarney roses. Attendants included Miss Helen Dufek and Stanley Zrudsky. A wedding dinner followed at the bride's parents home, with dancing later. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen A. Popek
William Popek
Pleasant Valley Avenue
Albin Zrudsky
J. Zrudsky
Mount Vernon Road
St. Wenceslaus Church
A. Vojacek
Helen Dufek
Stanley Zrudsky
Killarney
Miss Dufek
Mrs. Zrudsky
Cedar Rapids
Town Epsilon Guild Meet Set for Wednesday at Hotel Roosevelt
The Town Epsilon chapter of the University Guild will hold a meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at the Hotel Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Epsilon
The
University Guild
Hotel Roosevelt
King’s Daughters Circle Meeting This Thursday
The Ti. H. N. circle of King’s Daughters will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. E. W. DeNio located at 1932 Fourth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TI. H
Circle of King's Daughters
E. W. DeNio
Fourth Avenue SE
Regular meeting of Daughters of Isabella at Montrose Hotel
A regular meeting of the Daughters of Isabella will be held Wednesday evening at 8 o clock at the Hotel Montrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daughters of Isabella
Hotel
Montrose
Junior Hadassah Meets Thursday at Chamber of Commerce
The Junior Hadassah will hold a regular meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Chamber of Commerce. Members are urged to attend and discuss upcoming events and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadassah
Chamber of Commerce
Ida Lysinger to Return Home After Cedar Rapids Visit
After a two months stay with her sister Mrs. A G Charter and brother Charles Pinchney in Cedar Rapids and with another sister Mrs. Margaret Wheeler in Conrad, Ida Lysinger will depart Wednesday night for Ponca City Oklahoma. Before leaving she was entertained at dinner by Mrs Obed Bean with guests Mr and Mrs Frank Yates of Palo and Mrs Wheeler of Cones and Mrs D P Marvis of Iowa Ye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
A. G. Charter
Charles Pinchney
Margaret Wheeler
Conrad
Ida Lysinger
Ponca City
Oklo
Wheeler
Cones
D. P. Marvis
Iowa
Birthday party honors Josephine and M J Hester
A birthday party honoring Josephine Hester and M J Hester was held at 1009 Third Avenue SE on Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Hester
M. J. Hester
Third Avenue SE
Ice Boat Sinks As Two Men Swim To Safety
George Clifford and Alfred Swett dared thin Cedar River ice near the waterworks intake at 2:30 PM on Tuesday. Their ice boat plunged through ten feet of water. both men freed themselves, swam to sounder ice, and were rescued. Clifford returned to work at the post office Wednesday, Swett to Iowa City as a freshman. Both were chilled but recovered with no ill effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clifford
First Avenue W
Alfred Sweet
Second Avenue
Cedar River
Clifford
Swett
Iowa City
The Love Masque Ends In A Double Identity Tale
Phyllis Wood travels to New York and is mistaken for Marjorie Pentland. A chance meeting with Mrs Hatton leads to an afternoon of reassurance and new friendships before Phyllis returns to a ransacked apartment, discovering someone has searched her rooms for clues linking her to the missing heiress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Weod
San Francisco
New York
John Gage
Phyllis
Grand Central Station
Miss Pentland
John Gare
Rachel Wood
Marjorie Pentland
Marjorie
Mrs. Hatton
Silas Pentland
Miss Wood
Ater
Phyllis Wood
Central Park
Thas
Browstone House
Stove blast and roof fires cause apartment and roof damage
An oil stove explosion at 606 First avenue E while kerosene was being added sparked a kitchen fire and a small roof hole. Firemen fought the blaze about an hour. no injuries. Additional roof fires followed on two homes at 11:30 a.m. and more, with winds spreading small blazes across roofs on Fifth avenue SE and Third avenue SW. Insurance coverage noted for several properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Dvorak
First Avenue E
George Dillon
Fifth Avenue
E. C. Dailey
Third Avenue
Dillon
Henry S. Ely
West Side
Charelotte Schroeder
Dailey
Second Street
Elmer McVey
F. L. Bates
Third Street
M. J. Cook
Carl Whittmore
H Avenue NW
A Avenue
Welland
Crime at Nes Creamery Office Reveals Quick Robbery
A thief forced a small rear desk area at the Nes Creamery on 318 Eighth Street, entered the office, bypassed a safe, pried open a desk top and took money from the second drawer. Manager Pr V Orr said the intruder seemed familiar with the office. Detectives McGuire and Patrolman Marshall investigated after police were notified at 7:30 a.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creamery
Eighth Street
Nes
Pr. V. Orr
McGuire
Marshall
Dickinson Proposes Land Bank Cash Aid
Washington AP reports Senator L. J. Dickinson proposes a 50 million dollar treasury subsidy to subscribe to the paid-in surplus of federal land banks. The funds would expand credit resources, provided by the treasury and repaid when the farm loan board deems banks able.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Sen. L. J. Dickinson
Towa
S Farm Loan Board
Farm Loan Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helen Hughes
C. C. Huntington
Ohio U
Ohio State University
Cornell University
Bureau of Standards
Washington, D. C
Department of Economics
Ohio State
Paris
British Society For the Advancement of Science
Grotto
WEAR
Lodies
Booster Club
R. N A Booster Club
Paris Hat and Beauty Shop
Second Street SE
C.E. S
Trinity Methodist
Beta Phi
I. Ball
Y. W
A. A. A. W. Reading Group
First Christian Church
Business Girls of
Y.W.C.A
Mary Perry
Tru
Mary B. Ferry
Sunshine Auxiliary
Popek-Zrudsky
King's Daughters Circle
Isabella
Phyliss
Dickinson
Byron A. Barlow
American Trust
Health Education Department
Lucille H. Ladd
Second ‘Street
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