Court records reveal name restores and desertion grounds
Mary Moore from Stanley C. Moore Jr. by Judge H C Ring on cruel and inhuman treatment. Property rights settled by stipulation. Plaintiff may resume Mary Bailey. Adaline H Goodlove from Ralph Goodlove by Judge H C Ring on desertion. Married July 17, 1929. Plaintiff restored to maiden name Adaline Brannaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Moore
Stanley C. Moore, Jr
H. C. Ring
Mary Bailey
Adaline H. Goodlove
Ralph Goodlove
Adaline Brannaman
Fire Dispatch Reports Two House Fires in Davenport Area
At 11 19 a m a short circuit in a sweeper cord started a fire at 1953 Bever avenue SE Davenport. Nack Habib triggered the general alarm. At 11 22 a m sparks from a chimney caused a roof fire at 321 Eighth street NE Lloyd Evans activated a general alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Bever Avenue
Nack Habib
Eighth Street
Lloyd Evans
Mercy Hospital Birth Announcement
Mercy hospital reports a son born to Mr and Mrs John Tiernan at 510 Third Avenue SW on January 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
John Tiernan
Third Avenue SW
Local Man Frank C. Niles Dies at 75
Frank C. Niles aged 75 of 208 Third Street NW died in a local hospital at 2 45 a m Saturday. The death occurred after a period of illness and was reported by his family. He was a resident of the city and is survived by relatives. Funeral arrangements are pending with the local mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Niles
Third Street NW
Cedar Rapids Couples Lead List of Marriage Licenses
Donald Madison Casner and Marjorie Letha Phillips both of Cedar Rapids. James O. McArtor and Rachel Marsh both of Cedar Rapids. Dean B. Miller and Vernona M. Bernstorf both of Cedar Rapids. Henry Monnich and Ruth Pierce both of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Madison Casner
Marjorie Letha Phillips
Cedar Rapids
James O. McArtor
Rachel Marsh
Dean B. Miller
Vernona M. Bernstorf
Henry Monnich
Ruth Pierce
Chicago
Churchill Says Righteousness Will Prevail in War
Churchill warns Allies may change tactics but vows to stay the course. He lauds seamen and Finns for steadfast duty and courage, saying Hitler has lost his best chance and the Finns’ resistance boosts Allied confidence in democracy's fight against Nazism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Russia
Churchill
Water Safe Despite Bad Taste Says City Official
City water may taste objectionable but is safe to drink, says H. F. Blomquist, water works superintendent. Cedar River conditions are the worst in memory with low, frozen water carrying organic compounds. activated carbon is used, an interior aerating unit erected, and substantial chlorine applied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Blomquist
Cedar River
Girl Kills Lover After Argument
A 22-year-old woman, Eloise Sylvester of Normal, confessed she shot and killed her 23-year-old lover Ralph Daugherty after he brandished a knife during a violent argument at her home in Bloomington. She was jailed Saturday and told police she fired to defend herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ill
Eloise Sylvester
Normal
Ralph Daugherty
DROW SINKING TRawLER M ori CREW MISSING
The Mori trawler crew is missing after a wreck reported off the east side of Man. A reward is offered for information about the incident and the vessel’s fate.
Nazi Flag Ban Marked on Seventh Anniversary
An official order from the minister of interior and the under secretary directs that no flags be flown on Tuesday, the seventh anniversary of the Nazi ascent to power, during a day normally featuring ceremonial decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee IN
Fevi Goeb
Witheerick
Mmcer
Interior
Saturney
Japan May Help Keep Reds Out of the Balkans
Rome reports indicate Japan could mediate to unite Balkans under Italy to bolster anti communist pact. Tokyo may gain access to European supplies as a reward, amid Berlin Moscow ties and Italy Germany alignments. Observers expect Japanese influence at Belgrade Balkan Entente talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkans
Rome
INS
Joseph Stalin
Japan
Budapest
Italy
Germany
Russia
Balkan
Belgrade
Turkey
Yugoslavia
Rumania
Greece
Ambassadors discuss Balkans pact amid European tension
Eji Aman, Japanese ambassador to Italy, meets Italian Foreign Minister Galeazzo Ciano in Rome before leaving for Budapest. Reports circulated by Italian media claim 150 people were arrested in Soviet Ukraine on a vast conspiratorial plot targeting Stalin Voroshilov Molotov, with mass arrests said to follow in Kiev and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Budapest
Eji Aman
Italy
Galeazzo Ciano
Balkans
Soviet
Ukraine
Giornale d'Italia
Red Army
Ukrainian Republic
Kiev
Liquor Probe Focuses On Iowa Officials Testimony
The hearing resumes Monday with Lane examined, Julius Jensen likely to be questioned next, and Liquor Commissioner Manley set to testify Thursday. The inquiry stems from the Herring Curtis exchange over liquor store prices and contraband shipments to Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuble
Lane
Julius Jensen
Commission
Bernard E. Manley
Boston
Mass
National Alcoholic Beverage Control Association
Manley
Herring-Curtis
Court House News Adjudges Denni s No Liability For Child Support
George R. Dennis seeks a district court ruling that he bears no responsibility for the support of a seven year old girl born to him and his ex wife Maxine Armstrong Dennis. He claims Maude E. Armstrong adopted the child with both parents consent in a decree from April 15 1939 and that his prior contributions were not legally required. The petition asks Maude E. Armstrong be held responsible for the girl s support and education and seeks an injunction against any communication with the plaintiff his mother or current wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Dennis
District Court
Maxine Armstrong Dennis
Maude E. Armstrong
George R
Dennis
Assessors Thank County Board For Time Given
A three member committee of Linn County assessors thanked the County Board of Supervisors for time allotted in 1939 to complete their work and for cooperation from county officials. Spokesman Charles Sladek Ely town assessor urged the same amount of time for the coming year and said assessors are satisfied though not seeking extra days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Charles Sladek
Ely
Claude Knapp
Marion City
Lioyd Lefebvre
Fairfax Township
Sladek
Brown Township Mutual Renewal Extends Insurance Group
Renewal articles filed with the County Recorder extend the Brown Township Mutual Insurance Association of Springville for 20 years from Nov. 26, 1939. Officers include Robert C. Wilson president Dolph Van Sickle vice president Fred M. Bailey secretary treasurer and others. Also recorded is Cedar Rapids Coin Club Inc officers Frank Gorup president Earl Watts vice president Hellene Alexander secretary treasurer and stewards Royal H. Holbrook Artemas E. Washburn and A. W. Jenista.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dempsy Jones
Brown Township Mutual Insurance Association of
Springville
Robert C. Wilson
Dolph van Sickle
Fred M.bailey
Thomas F. Pollock
J. LeRoy Plumly
Arthur R. Pearson
Antone Falcon
Frank Plummer
Cedar Rapids Coin Club
Frank Gorup
Earl Watts
Hellene Alexander
Royal H. Holbrook
Artemas E. Washburn
A. W. Jenista
Sues on Mortgage Over Fifteen Thousand Dollar Claim
A district court petition filed Saturday by C. R. Frisby seeks $5,022.50 plus 8 percent interest from Nov 1 1939, $75 for the abstract, and costs from Ellen Louise Brammer in person and 13 other defendants in rem. Frisby asks for a receiver and sale of real estate if needed to satisfy the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Frisby
Ellen Louise Brammer
Judgment on rental suit awarded after appeal
Judge G J Haas declared a judgment of 32.50 for Mrs E M McCall after an appeal by J N Gunning and Catherine Gunning from a plaintiff award by Justice H R Churchill in the Aug 28 1939 rental claim suit. Defendants did not appear and their 99 counterclaim was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Haas
E. M. McCall
J. N. Gunning
Catherine Gunning
H. R. Churchill
Haas
Marion Woman Begs 30 Day Sentence for Intoxication
Justice Winfield A White of Marion presided over a muttimus arising in Marion Louisiana. Williams 41 of Marion was lodged in the county jail at 11 a.m. Saturday by Deputy Sheriff Harlan Snyder to serve a 30 day sentence for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield A. White
Marion
Lamar Williams
Harlan Snyder
Smile Missing As J. R. Parkies Query On Lewis' Thrust
In a volatile political scene Donahey’s Ohio bid falters amid Parkies and Limbach disclosures. Roosevelt or his pick could win Ohio’s 53 votes if Donahey withdraws. White House refrains from comment while New Deal officials avoid remarks on Salt Lake City plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Parkies
Lewis
Donahey
Arthur L. Limbach
Ohio
Democratic
Mr. Roosevelt
Buckeye
Roosevelt
John N. Garner
Paul V. McNutt
Louisiana
White House
Salta City
Utah
Oscar L. Chapman
Marshall E. Dimock
Normal M. Littell
Farm Family Longevity and Wealth Advantage Reported
A study finds average farm family lifespans longer and wealth higher than urban households. Researchers attribute differences to land access, stable work, and community support, noting regional variations and historical trends.
Finland Reports Crushing Red Defeat in Offensive
Neutral observers say the Russian assault on the Mannerheim line stalled as Finnish forces absorbed the initial shock. They note reduced Russian manpower and reserves while Finland can replenish faster due to superior communications. An official note adds Russian planes dropped 140 bombs on eight Finnish towns, killing one, wounding three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
Mrs Mary Rance Recovering. Cub Pack 5 Visits Wilson Plant
Mrs Mary Rance of 1758 Mallory Street SW is recovering from illness. Cub Pack No 5 and leaders spent Saturday morning visiting the Wilson packing plant. fifty youths participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rance
Mallory Street
Wilson Packing Plant
Roadmaster Appointed Acting Leader at Rock Island
C. B. Murray of Rock Island becomes acting roadmaster at Sibley replacing J. R. Hays of Cedar Rapids who takes a leave of absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Murray
Rock Island
Sibley
J. R. Hays
Cedar Rapids
Ill man Harlan Amen critically ill at St Luke's Hospital
Harlan Amen of 2537 Vernon Court SE has been ill with blood poisoning since January 16 and was reported in critical condition on Saturday at St Luke's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Amen
Vernoncourt SE
St. Luke's Hospital
Thief Cleaned The Hook At Roosevelt Hotel Grill
Police described two Friday thefts at the Roosevelt hotel grill as a single hook crime. Frank E. Greene of Des Moines reported a $7.50 hat missing, and Richard Miller of 2730 Second Avenue SE reported a $50 over coat stolen from the same hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
Frank E. Greene
Des Moines
Richard Miller
Second Avenue SE
Greene
Travel Pictures Highlight New York World’s Fair
Charles Novotny presented color travel pictures of the New York World’s Fair and an eastward journey at a High Twelve club meeting in the Roosevelt hotel. He also described a trip starting with a Great Lakes cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Charles Novotny
High Twelve Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Government seeks recovery of money judgment on promissory note
Saturday a federal court clerk received action by Stewart McDonald acting for the United States government against Kenneth F. and Laura D. Jones of Grundy Center to recover a $186.54 money judgment on a promissory note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of Federal Court
Stewart McDonald
Federal Housing Administrator
United States Government
Kenneth F
Laura D. Jones
Grundy Center
Chamber Executive Speaks to Mount Pleasant Group
A. L. Taylor of Cedar Rapids Chamber addressed 85 Mount Pleasant Chamber members on The Chamber of Commerce and the Community. George Budde serves as president and George Dennis as secretary of the Mount Pleasant group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Volunteers Sought for Finnish Refugee Relief Knitting
Miss Helen Hubbard chairs Linn county Red Cross volunteer service appeal for knitting and sewing goods. Call Red Cross headquarters in the federal building to offer help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hubbard
Linn County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Federal Building
Dinner and Party Mark Co C 133rd Infantry Occasion
Seventy five members and guests of Co. C 133rd Infantry Iowa National Guard attended the annual dinner at Fleming's tea room and later the armory. Col. Walter Mull urged preparedness and recalled service in World War I and earlier with German forces. Capt. Klinge acted as toastmaster and Capt. Dvorak led ceremonies with guests Dr. Leo Sedlacek Dan Hunter and Lieut. Averill in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. C
133Rd Infantry
Iowa National Guard
Fleming's
Third Avenue SE
Armory
Ctto W. Mull
Infantry Reserve
Sophus Klinge
Vincent R. Dvorak
Leo Sedlacek
Dan Hunter
B. R. Averill
National Guard
John M. Elliott
Carleton K. Smith
C Company
Henderson joins Iowa Mortgage Bankers board
H E Henderson of 401 Higley building was elected to the board of directors of the Iowa Mortgage Bankers association at the annual Des Moines convention. John W Leavitt of Cedar Falls was elected president Earl Linn of Des Moines vice president and Fred H Quiner of Des Moines reelected secretary treasurer. Other directors include W C Peterson Marshalltown Walter Barnes Des Moines A K Kreidler Des Moines and C L Roe Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Henderson
Higley Building
Iowa Mortgage Bankers Association
Des Moines
Associated Press
John W. Leavitt
Cedar Falls
Earl Linn
Fred H. Quiner
W. C. Peterson
Marshalltown
Walter Barnes
A. K. Kreidler
C. L. Roe
Sioux City
Sub Zero Grips Deep South Tightens Cold Wave
A deep south cold wave drives sub zero readings for Tennessee and northern Mississippi Alabama Georgia. Birmingham airport records nine below zero at 5 30 am while St Joseph Missouri reports twenty one below. Atlanta falls to four above as Florida reports cool breezes and citrus concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Birmingham
Ala
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Jackson
Mercury
United States Weather Bureau
St. Joseph
Florida
Jacksonville
Tampa
Gulf Coast
Glenmore Hosiery Boss Buys Picket Sign to Boycott
Philip E. Smith of Glenmore Hosiery runs a ten foot sign above his store inviting customers to buy elsewhere amid a wage dispute with the burglar alarm workers union. Smith says the plan aims to hasten a settlement, despite anticipated losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philip E. Smith
Glenmore
Smith
International Brotherhood of Electric Workers
Philip Fox
Glenmore Hosiery Company
Thomas Chosen to Succeed Borah as Idaho Senator
John Thomas, a Gooding banker, was appointed by Gov. Bottolfsen to fill the late Senator Borah's term. Born 1874 in Prairie View Kansas, he moved to Idaho in 1909, founded First National Bank at Gooding, and earlier served a partial term after 1928. He pledged to support Borah's antiwar stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise, Ida
ULP
John Thomas
Gooding
Friday
C. A. Bottolfsen
William E. Borah
U. S
Idaho
Thomas
United States
Frank R. Gooding
Senate
Roosevelt
James Pope
Sen. Borah
Prairie View
Kan
Central Normal College
Great Bend
Phillips County
First National Bank
Santell Demonstrates Feats Of Strength At Wilson High
Arthur Santell gave a Friday assembly at Wilson High School showing feats of strength. He drove nails with his teeth tore a catalog into sixteenths and snapped a steel chain. He also spoke on health and outlined basic healthy living rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santell
Wilson High Assembly
Wilson High School
Arthur Santell
Fire kills four in Illinois home when family asleep
A young woman, Olive Wishon, 22, and her three children Connie Roberta 2 Junior Duane 9 months and sister Oledia Shilps 8 perished in a Saturday blaze that gutted their MACOM Illinois residence as they slept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MACOM
Ill
Olive Wishon
Connie Roberta
Junior Duane
Oledia Shilps
North Western Road Shows 1939 Profit
The Chicago and North Western railroad reported a net railway operating income of 5 722 260 for 1939, reversing a 125 511 deficit in 1938. December income totaled 284 569, up from 199 321 in December 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Liner Noses Over at Washington Airport
An Eastern Airlines transport jet arriving from Atlanta nosed over after landing at Washington airport. Only the pilot co pilot and steward were aboard none were injured and no other details were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ins
Eastern Airlines
Atlanta
New King’s Daughters Circle Naomi Formed in Linn County
A new King’s Daughters circle named Naomi was formed Friday afternoon at 1100 E avenue NW house of Mrs. George Hayes. Mrs. Arthur E. Chase presided and officers installed include Mrs. Hayes president and Mrs. Smith vice president. Members listed include Mrs. A L Smith Mrs L J Crawford Mrs Esther Hosmer Mrs Perry Roberts Mrs A J Clawson and Mrs Earl Petefish. Tea was served by Mrs. Hayes and her daughter Dorothy. Next meeting February 1 at Mrs Crawford’s home 1155 K avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters Circle
George Hayes
E Avenue NW
Arthur E. Chase
Linn County Union
Naomi
A. L. Smith
L. J. Crawford
Esther Hosmer
Perry Roberts
A. J. Clawson
Earl Petefish
Hayes
Chase
Smith
Crawford
Hosmer
Roberts
Jennie McCowen
Dorothy
K Avenue NW
Praha Rebekah Lodge No 5 Holds Friday Meeting
Praha Rebekah lodge No 5 met Friday with LeNora Schuknecht appointing committees for draping burial staff finance reporter unwritten work social and other duties. A birthday party followed with dance numbers by Miss Helen Lindeken's pupils and various student performances and recitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praha Rebekah Lodge No. 5
LeNora Schuknecht
Mary Seda
B. Ehrenberger
Lenore Messa
Irene Hardy
Bess Dytrt
Emma Jadrnicek
Julia Stefan
Cleo Frasinger
Millie Rutledge
Mary Neckville
Bessie Novotny
Nellie Cox
Agnes Dobrovsky
Marie C. Novak
Wendelene Simanek
Libbie Fieseler
Emma Benesh
Anna Svoboda
Anna Zvacek
Alma Leksa
Martha Felter
Marie Smith
Carrie Vavra
Beatrice Pidima
Alma Vokolek
Ruby Blazek
Hattie Vogel
Emily Matousek
Agnes Konigsmark
Helen Platner
Mary Jensen
Julia Barta
Mildred Kaplan
Libbie Vishek
Helen Lindeken
Tinkle Bell Ballet
Gloria Poula
Marilyn Svee
Kay Engler
Patsy Stelcik
Sharon Lou Murphy
Butterfly Ballet
Kathryn Duster
Ann Mallon
Patricia Gillen
Loisjean Harger
Merle Breiholz
Donald Goodyear
Joan Dulin
Rosemary Jun
Leon Platner
Lillian Heral
Henrietta Seabrooke
Benjamin Paroulik
Betsy Ross
Marceline Kaplan
Lorraine Leksa
Mrs. Babbage
Charles Bureshes Host Surprise Party for Son
Mr and Mrs Charles Buresh at 210 Seventh Avenue SW hosted a surprise party Thursday evening for their son Raymonds sixteenth birthday. Green and white decor and a mint labeled gift table framed the event. Prizes went to Rita Spaight Vincent Smith Mary Jayne Klassen and Billy Boston among guests Maxine Taylor Marilyn Cusack Bernadine Erlacher Vincent Doyle Dick Shea Bernard Erlacher and Donald Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Buresh
Seventh Avenue SW
Raymond
Rita Spaight
Vincent Smith
Mary Jayne Klassen
Billy Boston
Maxine Taylor
Marilyn Cusack
Bernadine Erlacher
Vincent Doyle
Dick Shea
Bernard Erlacher
Donald Bell
Service Club Dinner and Boxing Night at Community House
The Service club of the Community House held a Thursday dinner then toured the gym to watch the boys boxing. President Mrs Clara Briles led the business session with reports from Mrs Virginia Carter and Mrs Helen Klinter. Prizes in cards went to A Wasendorf Fred Niemeier Mrs Bessie Bartholomew Miss Belle Star Miss E Ross and E Binsinger. Guests included A Wasendorf H Miner M Ard E Niemeier Mrs John Huston and Mrs Dorothy Jefferd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Club
Clara Briles
Virginia Carter
Helen Klinter
A. Wasendorf
Fred Niemeier
Bessie Bartholomew
Belle Star
E. Ross
E. Binsinger
H. Miner
M. Ard
Surprise Birthday Honor For Iola Snell At Edgewood Home
Iola Snell was honored at a surprise birthday party Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Snell in Edgewood reed SW. The party featured games and a musical program with gifts presented. Attending were Mesdames Mary Simon, Mary Verba, Genevieve Davis, Mildred Holubar, Ruth Stolba, Marjorie Melsh, Emma Hodina, La Von Bell and H. M. Snell, plus Misses Rose Phillips, Thelma Pike, Lillian Sanborn, Marion Safely, Bernadette Bell, Mary Lou Stolba, and Ruby and Wanda Snell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola Snell
H. M. Snell
Edgewood Reed
Mary Simon
Mary Verba
Genevieve Davis
Mildred Holubar
Ruth Stolba
Marjorie Melsh
Emma Hodina
la von Bell
Rose Phillips
Thelma Pike
Lillian
Sea Scout Kingston Sleigh Ride Party Attended by Local Group
Sea Scout Ship Kingston met Thursday for a sleigh ride party. After the ride, refreshments were served at the home of Victor E. Hahn. Attendees included Milton Eye and wife, R. J. Kolarik, Julia Kidd, Bob Cray, Libbie Fikers, Don Lehmkuhl, Veda Willets, Mary Herrmann, Delores Wilson, Helen Kokes, Harold Andrews, Ruth Ann Smith, Harry St. Germain, Ann Barta, Dale McCalley and Twyla Memler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Victor E. Hahn
Milton Eye
R. J. Kolarik
Julia Kidd
Bob Cray
Libbie Fikers
Don Lehmkuhl
Veda Willets
Mary Herrmann
Delores Wilson
Helen Kokes
Harold Andrews
Ruth Ann Smith
Harry St. Germain
Ann Barta
Dale McCalley
Twyla Memler
Harmony Club Elects New Officers for Six Months
The Harmony club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Edith Kisling as hostess. New officers were elected: Mrs. Edith Carlson president, Mrs. Edith Eiber treasurer, and Mrs. Kisling secretary. Guests included Mrs. Charlies Gilson of Sioux City and Mrs. Fern Hutchison of Marshalltown. The group planned a Feb 13 meeting at 948 Sixteenth Avenue SW with Mrs. Margaen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Club
Edith Kisling
Edith Carlson
Edith Eiber
Kisling
Charlies Gilson
Sioux City
Fern Hutchison
Marshalltown
Marg Aeen
Sixteenth Avenue
Miss Supple Hosts Camille Tormey Farewell Dinner
Miss Lorraine Supple of 1229 Third avenue SE will host a candlelight dinner Saturday evening in honor of Miss Camille Tormey who departs February 1 to relocate to Muskegon Michigan. Guests include Donald McDermott and Robert Carnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Supple
Third Avenue SE
Camille Tormey
Muskegon, Mich
Donald McDermott
Robert Carnes
Star of Maine Rebekah Lodge Honors Wildey Anniversary
Star of Maine Rebekah lodge No. 221 met in Maine lodge hall at 838 First avenue E. The charter was undraped for Mrs. Rose Comport and Mrs. Letta Talbott. A service commemorated the birth anniversary of Thomas Wildey founder of American Odd Fellowship with solos and piano. Past Grand Master Norman Smith of Iowa spoke on Wildey. Members were asked to bring a five cent gift to the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of Maine
Rebekah Lodge No
Maine Lodge
First Avenue
Rose Comport
Letta Talbott
Thomas Wildey
American Odd Fellowship
Hildred Brague
Margaret Noblett
Bernice Hammond
Frieda Schollman
Nettie Chiverton
Elizabeth Meyne
Norman Smith
Iowa
Mrs. Chmelicek Hosts Shower for Bride-Elect Bezdecny
Mrs. Joseph Chmelicek entertained at a miscellaneous shower Tuesday evening at the Z C B J hall honoring her niece Miss Viasta Bezdecny. The bride elect will wed Ernest Sulek of Solon on February 3. Miss Helen Bezdecny sang several numbers and 100 guests enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Chmelicek
Z. C. B. J. Hell
Viasta Bezdecny
Ernest Sulek
Solon
Helen Bezdecny
Jolly Neighbors Host Prizes Awarded to Local Ladies
Mrs. Ralph Hepker hosted the Jolly Neighbors and awarded banco prizes to Mesdames Julius Hepker Ted O'Brien and Charles Packingham. The group will meet again February 8 at Mrs. Ray Hines's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hepker
C Avenue NE
Jolly Neighbors
Banco
Julius Hepker
Ted O’brien
Charles Packingham
Ray Hines
Stardusters Meet at Evelyn Cooper Home
The Stardusters gathered Thursday evening at 1733 K avenue NE home of Evelyn Cooper. Members present were Patty Ann Dudek Marian Pollitz Verla Bergloff Norma Schmatt Virginia Boyle and Marie Ann Doherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stardusters
Evelyn Cooper
K Avenue NE
Patty Ann Dudek
Marian Pollitz
Verla Bergloff
Norma Schmatt
Virginia Boyle
Marie Ann Doherty
Norris 10 Supports Wheeler Candidacy
The article notes Norris backing Wheeler as a liberal candidate with a broad platform. Wheeler proposes a national economic conference to address surds like unemployment and insecure aging, aims for industrial democracy, and pledges neutrality and anti entanglements abroad. He also calls for labor advancement, civil rights enforcement, and jobs or work relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Alva B. Adams
Colo
Wheeler
United Mine Workers Convention
Denial of Reported Bombers Flown From U S for Allies
Washington officials deny that American made bombers are being flown across U S territory to Newfoundland and then across the Atlantic to England and France. President Roosevelt says he has not been informed. state department confirms only two American planes flown across the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
United States
Newfoundland
Atlantic
England
France
Dispatch
California
Botwood
New Foundland
Roosevelt
New York
Michal McDermott
Bureau of Current Information
War Department
Civil Aeronautics Authority
C. C. Pirie
Ireland
Flint Crew Recovers Ship After Complex War Time Snafu
The Flint crew recounts encounters with a German prize crew and British forces as their ship neared Norway and Murmansk. They describe navigating with German and American cooperation, delays in returning papers, and eventual release by Russian and Norwegian authorities before discharging cargo at Bergen and planning homeward voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Tromsoe
Norway
Murmansk
Soviet Russia
Haugesund
Gainard
Former Kaiser Wilhelm II Turns Eighty One in Exile
In Doorn Netherlands on the eve of his eighty first birthday Wilhelm II the former German emperor contemplates a looming European war. Censoring of congratulatory letters by German authorities and restricted family contact mark his birthday observance. A Dutch interlocutor recalls a warning about Hitler’s possible arrival in Holland.
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Doorn
The
Netherlands
Germany
Wilhelm II
Hitler
Holland
Grey
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