Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Past Presidents' Association Meets
Mrs. W. R. Foor hosted sixteen presidents at her Cedar Rapids home on Thursday for a luncheon. Mrs. W. L. Crissman led a business meeting on preserving the Washington high school building. A short program marked the 100th anniversary of Paul Cezanne and a feature on Robert E. Lee’s place in history followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Foor
Avenue NE
Paul Cezanne
R. T. Lubbock
S R. Hawkins
W. E Mickel
Robert E. Lee
Faith Circle Luncheon Led by Miss DeNio at Heath Home
The Junior King's Daughters group met at 1631 Washington Avenue SE for Thursday luncheon. Miss June DeNio led devotions with Mrs. E DeNio and Jeanne Puckett among those present, plus Pat Rice Marilyn Zanderwalker Peggy Plock Joan Chtehak and guest Miss Gladys Inge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith
King's Daughters
Eloise Heath
Washington Avenue
June DeNio
E DeNio
Jeanne Puckett
Pat Rice
Marilyn Zanderwalker
Peggy Plock
Joan Chtehak
Gladysinge
Chicago Woman Visits Daughter in SE District
Mrs. Marie Lake of Chicago arrived Thursday to visit her daughter Mrs. J. W. Henderson at 1500 Bever Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Lake
Chicago
J. W. Henderson
Bever Avenue
Policeman Turns Pedestrian And Nabs 28 Drivers
Kansas City AP Police Inspector H. W Johnson staged a safety campaign by acting as a pedestrian to enforce a traffic rule requiring cars at marked crossings to yield. Johnson was pursued by motorists who later agreed to pay a $3.50 fine for failure to yield to pedestrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
H. W Johnson
Johnson
Solons organize to seek square deal on freight rates
Fifty congressmen formed a bloc to push a square deal on freight charges, aiming to end unequal rates that hinder western and southern development. Rep. Ramspeck named chairman, with Terry as vice-chairman and McLaughlin as secretary. An executive committee of 15 will be appointed to frame a program and report next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solons
Washington
INS
Congress
Robert Ramspeck
David Terry
Ark
Charles McLaughlin
Neb
Widow Sues Tribune for Weekly Payment Claim
Mrs May G Stewart widow of R G Stewart testifies in a suit against Tribune Publishing Joe McCormick Jr and Fred Fitch as administrator of Flora Brown Minert estate. She says an oral agreement with her husband promised 25 dollars weekly while she remained a Tribune stockholder. Defendants claim estoppel, noting a 15 dollar weekly payment for one year starting in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May G. Stewart
R. G. Stewart
Tribune Publishing Company
Joe McCormick, Jr
Flora Brown
Tribune Concern
Stewart
Reports on Two Bank Receiverships Approved
Judge J E Heiserman approved eighteenth reports in the Cedar Rapids Savings Bank and Trust and American Trust and Savings Bank receiverships. Cash on hand at Cedar Rapids end of quarter was 16020.31 dollars and 6163.59 dollars in the American Trust case. A 20 percent dividend on depositors claims totaling 127.80 was paid in December. Building reports show rental balances of 14192.69 and 5759.35 for Cedar Rapids Savings and American Trust respectively. D W Bates is receiver and J R Drake examiner in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Savings Bank and Trust Company
American Trust and Savings Bank
J. E. Heiserman
Cedar Rapids Savings
American Trust
Three Month Jail Term For Liquor Sale
Thomas J. Hill was sentenced to three months in county jail after pleading guilty to illegal sale of intoxicating liquor. Arrested January 8 by Sheriff Jim Smith and Deputy Harlan Snyder, Hill's liquor permit will be sent to Des Moines for suspension after a raid found a gallon jug and two quarts of whisky bearing Iowa seals at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Hill
K Avenue NW
Jim Smith
Harlan Snyder
H. C. Ring
G K. Thompson
Hill
Des Moines
Iowa
Hill's Place
Central Cityan Fined 300 for Drunk Driving
W. H. Ward, 60, of Central City, was fined 300 and costs by Judge H C Ring after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Ward had withdrawn a prior not guilty plea from Jan 16 and was arrested near Marion on Dec 13. County Attorney G K Thompson said Ward’s license and liquor permit book will be forwarded for revocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Ward
Central City
H C. Ring
Ward
Marion
G. K. Thompson
Cedar Rapids Woman Sentenced on Larceny Charge
Opal Jetter, 28, of Cedar Rapids, arrested on a larceny charge, pled guilty and received six months in county jail from Judge H C Ring. On state recommendation she may be released after 30 days of good behavior. Radio owned by Milton Chase, formerly her employer, found in her hotel room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Jetter
Cedar Rapids
H C Ring
Milton Chase
Sixth Avenue SE
Visiting rights settled in district court by stipulation
A disagreement over child visiting rights between George W. Riedel and Mae Riedel was resolved in district court Friday by stipulation. The case involved a citation application by George and a decree modification request by Mae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Riedel
Mae Riedel
Riedel
Right to Visit Child Denied by Court Under Divorce Decree
Mrs. Riedel claims the right to visit the child as set by the March 8 1938 divorce decree is not recognized. She says the father uses visit periods to quarrel with her while the decree specifies hours and conditions for visiting.
Minor seeks reopening of partition case with new witnesses
Plaintiff Harry J Minor claims discovery of new evidence warrants reopening the partition suit. He holds a 48th share with Orton Minor, alleges two new witnesses from Chicago and Lincoln can support his claim to a one fifth interest in the real estate along Oakland road NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J Minor
Minor
Orton Minor
Chicago
Lincoln
Neb
Oakland Road
Burgess and Stamy Injury Suit Settled Before Verdict
A 985 personal injury and car damage case by Lorenzo Burgess of Palo against S L Stamy over a Robins road collision on Sept. 30 1987 was settled and dismissed with prejudice before Judge C J Haas Friday and the jury was excused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Burgess
Palo
S. L. Stamy
Burgess
Stamy
Robins Road
C. J. Haas
Judge grants divorces to Meaney and Woodworth couples
Judge H C Ring on Thursday granted Esther Meaney a divorce from Lewis Meaney on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds. The couple wed March 29, 1936 and Esther regained her maiden name Esther Novak. He also granted Neola I Woodworth a divorce from Roy F Woodworth on desertion grounds. Their marriage occurred at Manchester on August 13, 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H C. Ring
Esther Meaney
Lewis Meaney
Quieting Title Action In Linn County Real Estate
Judge J E Heisman hears a quieting title suit by Walter S Ellsworth and Olga C Ellsworth on Linn County land. Cross petitions name Ben E Mann joined as defendant with Ernest and Bell Wenger. Case to be decided on written briefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S Ellsworth
Olga C. Ellsworth
Linn County
J E. Heiserman
Ben E. Mann
Ernest
Bell Wenger
Receiver seeks to subject Fraver property to alleged judgment lien
W A Sigler as assignee filed in district court to compel K H Fraver owner of the real estate to subject the property to a claimed judgment lien. Judge J E Heiserman dismissed the action on defense motion after the hearing began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Sigler
District Court
K. H. Fraver
J E. Heiserman
Banker Receiver Sells Linn County Farm at Appraised Value
D W Bates as receiver for Iowa State Savings bank secured Judge H C Ring approval to sell a quarter section farm in College township Linn county for sixteen thousand dollars to E Cohn, price equal to its appraised value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W Bates
Iowa State Savings Bank
H. C. Ring Friday
Linn County
E. Cohn
College Township
Ninth Street NW Real Estate Quieted in Temple Site Decree
In a Rose of Fraternity decree Judge H. C. Ring quieted the site of the local Moslem temple on Ninth Street NW. W. D. Moore and others were named as defendants in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street NW
Rose of Fraternity
H. C. Ring
W. D. Moore
Farm rental and note suit dismissed with prejudice
Lydia A. Wood sued Frank and Ethel Young for 1244.79 in farm rent and a note. The plaintiff dismissed the action with prejudice at the defendants' costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia A. Wood
Frank
Ethel Young
Faulkes Wins Rental Claims Against Primrose and Krabacher
Alice M. Faulkes secured court judgments for 13440 dollars against Floyd Primrose and Ethel Primrose and 310.35 dollars against John Krabacher in a rental claim case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. Faulkes
Floyd
Ethel Primrose
John Krabacher
Keyes Seek Divorce and Custody in Cedar Rapids
Vivian Keyes asks divorce from Edwin E Keyes on cruelty. The couple, married May 14 1937 in Cedar Rapids, seeks custody of their son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Keyes
Edwin E. Keyes
Cedar Rapids
Equity assignment set for Tuesday in Linn County Court
Judge John T. Moffit will appoint an equity assignment at 9 a.m. Tuesday for a Linn county court trial. The ruling directs pending cases to proceed under the equity docket with the judge overseeing the schedule and filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Moffit
Linn
Edward Pohl sues over 1060 dollar note against Pettit
Edward Pohl files a note case seeking judgment for 1060 against Frank D. Pettit in a civil action. The suit identifies Pettit as the defendant in a financial dispute over a promissory note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Pohl
Frank D. Pettit
Newsboy Lottery King Sentenced Twenty Months
Abraham F Zimmer man 37 known as the newsboy lottery king was jailed twenty months and fined 2000 for failing to pay 36800 in taxes on 363000 income in 1930 and 1931 Judge Philip L Sullivan presided as Mrs Zimmer man testified she and their two babies face hardship after the sentencing and home visit incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Abraham F Zimmerman
Philip L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Marriage Licenses for Cedar Falls and Cedar Rapids Pair
Frank B. Miller of Cedar Falls and Jeanette S. Hambright of Cedar Rapids secured marriage licenses. The text notes varying plant common names, citing the yellow dog-tooth violet as yellow adder's tongue trout lily and fawn lily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Miller
Cedar Falls
Jeanette S. Hambright
Cedar Rapids
Iowa News in Brief highlights marriages and community notes
The Iowa in Brief column records multiple items including the Thursday marriage of Miss Thelma Chapman and Howard Ames near Oelwein, officer elections in Urbana and Monticello chapters, a Tama Tama Tama burial, a Tama wedding, and various local notices across Wilton Washington Traer and other towns.
Funeral services held for Mrs. John E. Anderson of Alburnett
Funeral services were conducted Thursday at the Yocom chapel for Mrs. John E. Anderson of Alburnett with Rev. J. B. Eyestone and Rev. J. B. Clyde officiating. Grove City Rebekah lodge assisted, pallbearers named, Ridgewood cemetery burial at North Liberty. Relatives from several towns attended. Presbyterian Women meet with program on China and New Mexico. Missionary society formed committees and elected members. Refreshments served for eighteen members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Anderson
Alburnett
Yocom Chapel
J. B. Eyestone
Mount Vernon
J. B. Clyde
Marion
Grove City
Neb
Marie Evans
Coon Rapids
R. C. Boyer
Shellsburg
D. F. Anderson
Howard Anderson
Jessie Green
Viele Colony
Zade Orriso
Rudolph Lingle
Ralph Prochaska
Solon
Dora Prochaska
Joel Mersh
Ely
Presbyterian
C. V. R. DeJong
General Aid and Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Richard Sears
F. E. Stimson
China
New Mexico
The
Missionary Society
E. C. Fox
Williams Lary
J. W. Bowman
W. W. Vaughn
Funeral Services for Sidney B. Brown Held in Cedar Rapids
Funeral services were held Thursday at Balster and Hall Home for Funerals for Sidney B. Brown with Rev. E. T. Gough officiating. Burial followed in Linwood cemetery. Pallbearers included C. W. Dorman C. S Dorman H L Dorman and E H Hanson. Out of town attendees came from Chicago Kansas City Wellington Maquoketa and Tama Corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney B. Brown
Balster and Hall
E. T. Gough
Methodist Church
Linwood Cemetery
Cedar Rapids
C. W. Dorman
C. S Dorman
H. L. Dorman
Davenport
E. H. Hanson
Chicago
Sidney Brown
H. Hanson
B. F. Brown
Kansas City
Kan
C. L. Brown
Wellington
Louise Doty
Paola
Cora Brown
Maquoketa
Ed Fitzpatrick
Omaha
John Crossky
Pearl Crossky
Roy Quintard
Frank Thill
J. Hill
Tama
Honoring Mrs Helen Cooney Bride-Elect in Marion Shower
Mrs Walter Strong hosted a miscellaneous shower for honoree Helen Cooney near Marion on Thursday. Guests included Mrs I E Isham Mrs Dayton Lininger Mrs Ida Michel and others as they worked on a bride's book and enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Cooney
Dale Richardson
Walter Strong
Marion
Ida Strong
Donald Atwater
Isabel Atwater
I. E. Isham
Dayton Lininger
Ida Michel
George Michel
Elsabeth
Beyer Parents Learn of Bonwell Stroke in California
Mr and Mrs August W Beyer received a telegram from their daughter Mrs Don Bonwell of Long Beach California stating her husband had a stroke on Wednesday and was in serious condition A later report from another daughter Miss Louise Beyer of Berkeley California said the condition was fair after she flew to Long Beach Thursday morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August W. Beyer
Don Bonwell
Long Beach
Calif
Bonwell
Amanda Beyer
Marion
Prices Drop Ad for Groceries at Dickey's Foods
Advertisement lists eggs at 15 cents per dozen pork roast 15 cents per pound butter 27 cents per pound and two pounds of raisins. Dickey's Foods promotes value in a local sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickey’s Foods
Mothers Club Meeting at Mrs Elvie Petersons Home
The Mothers club met Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Elvie Peterson. A chapter from the study book "Little Rascals" was read by Mrs. Oscar Byam. Bridge was played at five tables with high scores to Mrs. Floyd Emmons and Mrs. Stanley Kellams. Refreshments were served to twenty members and a guest, Mrs. William Dipple, with assistance from Mrs. James Fitzgerald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers Club
Elvie Peterson
Oscar Byam
Floyd Emmons
Stanley Kellams
James Fitzgerald
William Dipple
Reconditioned Radios and Sweepers Ad at Coast to Coast Hardware
Coast to Coast Hardware runs an advertisement highlighting reconditioned used radios and electric sweepers for sale.
Mission study group picnic dinner meets at Lang home
Twenty four members attended the picnic dinner meeting of the Mission study group of the Christian church at Mrs. Fred J. Lang's home. Miss Edna Robert reviewed The Untouchables and Mrs. Guy Berlin reviewed All In a Day's Work both by Godfrey Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Study Group of the Christian Church
Fred J. Lang
Edna Robert
Guy Berlin
Godfrey Phillips
Central Market Meat Prices Ad
Advertises good beef roasts at 20c, rolled rib roast 22c, hamburger 15c, pork loin roast 18c. Central Market.
Ladies Progressive club meeting at Mrs Blackford home
Mrs Hubert Blackford hosted the Ladies Progressive club of the Dry Creek neighborhood on Thursday at her home northwest of Marion. Eighteen members attended along with guests Mrs George Smyth Mrs John Dukek Mrs Earl Dukek Mrs Charles Dukek and Mrs John Blackford and her daughter Norma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Blackford
Ladies Progressive Club
Dry Creek
Marion
George Smyth
John Dukek
Earl Dukek
Charles Dukek
John Blackford
Norma
Presbyterian class elects officers at FE A Starry home
Richard Starry was chosen president Mary Elkin secretary and treasurer Dee Lathrop and Bernita Sebern named social chairs at a Wednesday evening meeting. Eighteen members shared an oyster stew with guests the Rev. Mr and Mrs C M De Jong. Additional notes mention extended visits and travel to Springville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Starry
C. A
Presbyterian Church
FE. A. Starry
Mary Elkin
Dee Lathrop
Bernita Sebern
C. M. R. de Jong
Peterson Quarantine Lifted After Scarlet Fever Recovery
David Peterson son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Peterson has recovered from scarlet fever and the quarantine at the Peterson residence has been lifted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Peterson
Lawrence Peterson
Peterson
Martin's Creek Club Elects Officers at Legion Hall
Mrs Emmet Albaugh was elected president of the Martin's Creek Community club on Thursday at Legion hall. Mrs Elmer Barnhart was named vice president, Mrs Harrison Oxley secretary, Mrs Willard Haak treasurer, and Mrs Clyde Kearns and Mrs Haak to the flower committee with Mrs Jesse Scott as press correspondent. Dinner was served to 30 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet Albaugh
Martin's Creek Community Club
Legion Hall
Elmer Barnhart
Harrison Oxley
Willard Haak
Clyde Kearns
Haak
Jesse Scott
Shakes club hostess event features eleven members and guest
Mrs. C. D. Burns hosted a Thursday evening gathering of the Shakes club with eleven members present and Mrs. Lester Unash attending as a guest while Mrs. C. B. Vernon led the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Burns
C. B. Vernon
Lester Unash
Beiber's Specials On Meats And Lard Advertised
Beiber's offers beef roasts at 16 and 20 cents, pork chops 19 cents, pork sausage 16 cents, bacon squares 16 cents, tender picnics 19 cents, pure lard 9 cents, veal tenderloin and chickens in a local advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beiber’s
Miss Edna Roberts Visits Alburnett Friday
Ad notes Nyal's Nasal Drops with ephedrine priced at 50 cents and Nyal's Laxa cold tablets at 25 cents, sold together for 59 cents at Owen's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Roberts
Alburnett
Nyal
Owen's Drug Store
Mrs Munson Visits Cedar Rapids During January Sale
Mrs Harry Munson of Austin Minnesota visited Cedar Rapids after traveling to help her ill grandmother Mrs Hannah P Gill. She stayed with her son in law Henry Freeman and noted Ed Sigfred's January sale offering big reductions on clothing furnishings and shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Munson
Austin
Minn
Marion
Hannah P. Gill
Henry Freeman
Cedar Rapids
Ed Sigfred
Chimney Blaze at Randall Residence. No Damage Reported
The fire department was called to C. C. Randall at 758 Eighth Avenue Thursday at 8 15 p m when a chimney blaze threatened the roof. Firemen swept sparks from shingles to prevent fire and no damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Randall
Eighth Avenue
Prairie Union Wildcats 4-H Club Plans Basketball Team
Robert and Jack Scott hosted a Thursday meeting of the Prairie Union Wildcats 4-H club. William Horr led a soils lesson, Arling Hughes to entertain next. Saturday last day to buy Nunn Bush shoes valued to 8.50, sale price 6.59 at Ed Sigfred's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obert
Jack Scott
Prairie Union Wildcats
Iowa
William Horr
Arling Hughes
Ed Sigfred
Mrs Clara Sears Improves After Week in Bed
Mrs Clara Sears, confined to her bed by illness the past week, is showing improvement. John Reinheimer is ill at his home at 600 Sixth avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Sears
John Reinheimer
Sixth Avenue
Dr and Mrs Strader Return From Des Moines Visit
Dr. and Mrs. H. N. Strader returned Thursday from Des Moines where Dr. Strader attended the State veterinarians convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Strader
Des Moines
Dr. Strader
Michel couple attends master farmers banquet
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. F. Michel attended the master farmers banquet Wednesday, signaling their participation in the event hosted for agricultural leaders and community supporters.
Fern Mather and Robert Smith Wed in Keswick Ceremony
Miss Fern Mather daughter of Mr and Mrs Marven Mather Keswick and Robert Smith son of Mr and Mrs W R Smith North English were married Monday by Justice S W Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigourney
Fern Mather
Marven Mather
Keswick
Robert Smith
W. R. Smith
North English
S. W. Richardson
Sister-In-Law Of Hitler Delinquent On Tax Payments
London report says Mrs. Bridget Hitler Irish sister-in-law to Adolf Hitler was summoned to Highgate police court for alleged nonpayment of 45 dollars in taxes. She married Alois Hitler in 1911 and separated in 1914. Der Fuehrer has received her son Wille in Munich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily Express
Bridget Hitler
Adolf Hitler
Highgate
Deaths George Orr Baxter 28 in Elmwood crash
Funeral services for George Orr Baxter 28 killed in an auto crash near Elmwood Wisconsin will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Turner chapel with Rev. C. H. Hook and his brother Rev. Willis A. Baxter in charge. Burial at Cedar Memorial Park. He died from internal injuries after his car skidded into a cream truck on a hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Orr Baxter
Elmwood
Wis
Turner Chapel
C. H. Hook
Willis A. Baxter
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Baxter
Arthur Baxter
Seventeenth Street
Mrs Jennie E Moore Obituary in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Jennie Emmons Moore aged 64 died at 1305 Second Street SW Cedar Rapids after a lingering illness. Born September 16 1875 in Iowa City she married Albert Marion Moore in 1894. Survived by husband two daughters Della Moore Mrs Earl Demery two sons Clarence and Jesse Moore six grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 3 30 p m Turner chapel with Rev S L Barnhart officiating burial Linwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Auburn
Mount Auburn High School
Arthur Wilson
Geneva Hay
Albert Wiese
Doris Coots
Rae Daniels
Ruth Smalley
Elvin Gulick
Joy Latting
LaVonne Gulick
Gwen Smalley
Daniels
Miss Rizzo
Wilton
Emma _ Hanschild
Cedar County
John
Sarah Turner
Chris Hanschild
Hanschild
Presbyterian Church
Edith Pray
Orlando
Fla
William Ellis
Richard Watlins
Davenport
Lyle
Albert
Joliet, IL
Floyd
Etta Weed
West
Liberty
William R. Turner
Spokane
Wash
Th’ Presbyterian Church
R. L. Blaisdell
Sharon Cemetery
Tama
Ruth E. Brown Ramsdell
J. Devies
Oak Hill Cemetery
Ruth
Ef.’ Kendall
Sanford G. and
Ruth Peters Kendall
Oxford
Wis
Iowa
Jennie Emmons Moore
Albert Marion Moore
Second Street
Moore
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Della Moore
Earl Demery
Clarence
Jesse Moore
Plan to Double Canal Zone Force
The army seeks to double its Panama Canal Zone garrison from about 13 000 men to provide the adequate peace defense urged by President Roosevelt in his defense message. The plan was disclosed Friday after private briefing to the House military committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Panama Canal Zone
Roosevelt
Army Office
Hous Military Committee
Keystone Benton and Adjoining Counties Burial Association Officers Elected
The Benton and adjoining counties burial association elected its officers for the coming year President E S Thompson secretary treasurer Herman Franzenbur stone and a slate of directors including John Keystone William Beade Otto Reinke Otto Koopman Newhalls Krug Atkins John More Watkins Benjamin Athoff Tway and Marcus Scheel Dysart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
Benton
Feliyman
Yea
E. S. Thompson
Ath
Horne
Niebel
Secretarsimmea Urer
Herman Franzenburstone
John Si Keystone
William Beade
Beron
Otto Reinke
Ane
Otto Koopman
Newhalls Krug
Atkins
John More
Watkins
Benjamin Athoff
Tway
Marcus Scheel
Dysart
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Mrs. Foor
Faith Circle
Mrs. Lake
Johnson Avenue
Court House News
Mrs. Stewart
Tribune
Central Cityan
Geevee Et
Podzimek Pharmacies
Second Avenue
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Dial
E. A. Kriz and Son
First Street SE
FS Mitwalsky & CO
Ae Awol Csale
Rapids
Cee
Evan
Waterloo
Richard
Richards College Pharmacy
All Drugkists
Iowa News
Oelwein
Thelma Chapman
Kelsey Chapman
Aurora
Howard Ames
Earl Ames
L. W. Haute
Paul Swartz
Aurora High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Stanley High School
Ames
Urbana
Ellen Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
Zelma Leibsch
Oracle
Lois Hazeltine
Letha Gunn
Lizzie Edgeton
Susie Brody
Myrtle Hawley
Ida Mounce
Ada Burrell
Eva Brody
Inner Sentinel
Donald Fox
Ward Flynn
Kenneth Kern
Joe Hartzler
Ella Weber
Mayme Weber
Elgin
Bruce Grove
William J. Grove
Eagle Grove
Grove
S. W. Kuster
Marie
Columbus Junction
Frank Rauschenbarger
Grandview
Louisa County
Columbus City
Mercy Hospital
Burlington
Oliver O. Brown
Clarence O. Brown
Bony Charlie K. Brown
Thomas Sleek Bet
Een
Janet Elizabeth
Robert A. Malin
Richard Malin
South of Tama
Miss Griswold
Tama High School
Central Iowa Telephone Company
Malin
Postville
Postville State Bank
C. F. Meier
A. L. Meier
R. M. Hecker
William Leai
William H. Weihe
George J. Schroeder
Louis Schutte
W. A
Anamosa
Jones County
Anamosa High School
Monticello
Red Carnation
Onslow
Oxford Junction
Wyoming
Mr. Simpson
Edna Yeoman
Mayme Koiburz
Flora Conley
Adelia Hearn
Emma Stambaugh
Anna Widmer
Hazel Harford
Eveline Lambert
K Lambert
Outer Sentinel
Fannie Milroy
Zerena Zubler
Agnes Conley
Fannie Bennett
Traer
Gilbert Paustian
Edith Bentley
Fairbank
W. D. Oetting
Charles Mumm
Voorhies
James Paustian
Evelyn Cannon
Dolar Cannon
Cannon
William Lueders
Lincoln Township
Washington Federal Loan and Savings Association
Carlton C. Wilson
Lester Orr
C. R. McCutchen
R. W. Thompson
C. J. Jungbluth
W. L. Alcorn
George J. Breitenbach
C. V. Crull
L. A. Jones
D. D. Sherman
Dorothy See
Gilbert See
Chillicothe
Ill
T. Garner See
Baptist Parsonage
T. Judson Williams
Judson Williams
I. Fremand
Adah
Florence Wahl
Mable Griggs
Esther
Christine O’brien
Martha
Margaret Bryant
Electa
Catherine Lewis
Myrtle Vincent
McIn
Masons
W. M
L. FE. O’brien
R. W. Wirtz
J. W
J. Donald Bidwell
R. C. Winegarden
Mark Schafer
S. D
Robert Godlove
J. D
Orlo Green
Tyler
H. B. Rugg
St. Mary’s Catholic Altar Society
Harry Barker
Ellen Doyle
Mary Seaba
R. D. Kelly
Brooklyn
Clara Hatcher
First Presbyterian
Grace Methodist
Church of the Brethren
Susan
Percilsville
Elizabeth Ho
Frank Miller
Springfield
Loraine Caldwell
Tacoma
LA Porte City
Mae Whitehead
S. Paul Smalling
S. O.smallsing
G. D. Gaide
S. O. Smalling
Dell. “Webster
Janesville
Marion News
Don Bonwell II
Robert
AN. J
Springville
Kellams
M McNeil
Eepeseens
G. McGown Gas House Gans
Torrente
Harvey Ee
Lowden
Barnes Ee
Dileox
Eve Ve
Evernees
Club
Earl Booze
Investors Syndicate
Culbert’s Market
Leibsohn
Kaeo Eecd
Hitler
George Baxter
Jennie E. Moore
Parker House
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