Poet Paul Engle Weds Miss Mary Nissen in Oxford
Miss Mary Nissen daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank C Nissen of 1807 Second Avenue SE and Paul Engle son of Mr and Mrs Thomas A Engle of 1602 Fifth Avenue SE were married in Oxford England on a Wednesday according to a cablegram received Thursday. Engle a noted American poet and Rhodes scholar at Oxford University plans a lecture tour beginning November 15 after a period abroad. Mrs Engle studied at Rockford College and Pratt Art Institute and worked in textile design and social service in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Nissen
Frank C. Nissen
Second Avenue SE
Paul Engle
Thomas A. Engle
Fifth Avenue SE
Oxford
England
Engle
Oxford University
Europe
Ill
Pratt Art Institute
New York City
Coe College
Iowa University
Hustons Return from Democratic Convention Trip
Mr and Mrs Paul H Huston of Rockford road SW Mrs W E Lamey of 353 Park Terrace SE and Charles D Huston returned Wednesday from Washington DC New York City and Philadelphia where they attended the democratic convention They also visited Carrolltown Ohio the birthplace of Charles D Huston They were gone about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Huston
Rockford Road
W. E. Lamey
Park Terrace
Charles D. Huston
Washington, D. C
New York City
Philadelphia
Democraticonvention
Carrolltown
Miss Shirer Visits Westwood Relative for Extended Week
Miss Josephine Shirer of Westwood New Jersey arrived at the start of the week to spend several weeks with her mother Mrs J T Shirer at 1713 Blake Boulevard SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Shirer
Westwood
N. J
J. T. Shirer
Blake Boulevard
Beems Return From Peoria Visit
Mr and Mrs C A Beems of 377 Twenty first street SE have returned from Peoria Illinois where they spent a short time
Home Garden Club Benefit Bridge Held at Brown Garden
The Home Garden Club sponsored a benefit bridge party Tuesday afternoon in the garden of Mrs. W. E. Brown at 1915 Fourth Avenue Southeast. Twenty four tables awarded prizes for contract and auction wins. Mrs. J. H. Ramsey took contract first, Mrs. F. G. Reiman won auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Home Garden Club
W. E. Brown
Fourth Avenue SE
J. H. Ramsey
F. G. Reiman
Brown
James E. Bromwell
John H. Brookman
Arthur Fisher
A. L. Killian
Guy Miller
Bridge
F. G. Ladd
Chicago Guests To Spend Weekend With Lynott Family
Miss Mary Louise Lynott and James J. Jones with David A. Wallace of Chicago arrive Friday to spend the weekend with Miss Lynott’s parents Mr. and Mrs. John H. Lynott at 1535 Fourth avenue SE. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Axe of Allegan Michigan visit the Lynotts and will stay with Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Axe in Spencer. Mrs. Axe is the former Betty Lynott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Lynott
James J. Jones
David A. Wallace
Chicago
Miss Lynott
John H. Lynott
Fourth Avenue SE
John H. Axe
Allegan
Mich
Lynott
Mr. Axe
S. A. Axe
Spencer
Axe
Betty Lynott
Davis Daughter Heads for Six Week Western Trip
Armina Davis, daughter of Mr and Mrs C W Davis of 1105 Fifteenth Avenue SW, left Monday for Sioux City to join friends and depart on a six weeks trip covering Utah Nevada Colorado California Oregon Washington Canada and Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armina’ Davis
Guests at Mulsow Home From Chicago and Gen eva Ill
Dr. and Mrs. F. W. Mulsow host Mrs. Addie M. Roadman of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Campbell of Geneva Illinois with their daughters Margaret Jean and Marion Louise at 359 Garden drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Mulsow
Garden Drive
Miss Lorraine Eckert Visits Centerville With Friends
Miss Lorraine Eckert of 1816 Fourth Avenue SE is visiting Centerville this weekend with her school friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Eckert
Fourth Avenue SE
Centerville
Meisners United in Galesburg Ceremony
Mrs. Clarence Meisner daughter of Mr and Mrs Lowell D Kohl Martelle and Clarence Meisner son of Mrs Mary Meisner Chicago formerly Elkader were married Saturday June 27 at 3 pm at the Methodist church in Galesburg Ill Rev Sidney Guthrie officiated The bride a white silk suit wore white accessories She holds Phi Beta Kappa Tri Gamma and was named a 1929 college beauty by Flo Ziegfeld She has art training and taught in Dubuque Martelle Mount Vernon Guttenberg and is an art instructor at a Dubuque high school The groom a 1933 Iowa State College civil engineering graduate has worked for state highway commission Coast and Geodetic Survey and US civil service He served at Canton Mo and Peoria Ill They will live in Beardstown Ill after July 15 and will entertain that evening at Martelle home with Mr and Mrs Kohl celebrating the Meisners The couple will start their new life as Mr Meisner joins a locks and dam project setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Kohl
Lowell D. Kohl
Martelle
Clarence Meisner
Mary Meisner
Chicago
Elkader
Methodist Church
Galesburg
Ill
Sidney Guthrie
Meisner
Cornell College
Flo Ziegfeld
Phi Beta Kappa
Tri Gamma
University of Iowa
Chicago Academy of Fine Arts
Kansas City
Louis Hrdlicka
Walford
Elma
Louis Buresh
Mary Buresh
Shueyville
J. P. Sindelar
The
Holy Trinity Church
Helen Hrdlicka
Edward Kadlec
Johanna Hill
Canada
Minnesota
Uhrdlicka
Walford High School
Coe College
Pleiades Society
Oxford
Buresh
Shueyville High School
Marak-Steffer
Ely
Dellman Lynns and Miss Ryan to Visit Here
Mr and Mrs Dellman Lynn and Miss Mary Ryan of Chicago will arrive Saturday to spend a week as guests of Mr and Mrs Eugene Hauser at 1807 Grande avenue SE They will also visit with John L Ryan brother of Miss Ryan at 1221 Sixth avenue SE and other friends while in the city Mr and Mrs Hauser will host a Monday dinner at their home for ten guests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dellman Lynn
Mary Ryan
Chicago
Eugene Hauser
Grande Avenue SE
John L. Ryan
Sixth Avenue SE
Miss Ryan
Hauser
Birthday Picnic Honors Nesetril and Dlouhy Twins
Mrs Frank Nesetril and George Dlouhy were honored at a birthday picnic at the home of Mr and Mrs John Stirsky in Alburnett. Attendees included many relatives and friends from the Dlouhy and Stirsky families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nesetril
George Dlouhy
John Stirsky
Alburnett
Frank Dlouhy
Dorothy
Billy
Charles Clouhy
Emil Clouhy
Milo Clouhy
Jerry
Milo
Anna Mae
Lenard
Mary Jane
Joseph Beyer
Bernice
Quido Novotny
Helen Stirsky
Bessie Stirsky
Mike Kovacek
Angeline Barta
Joseph Nemec
Mary Kilberger
Anna Andrie
Joseph Dlouhy
Bob
Elsie
Leo Dlouhy
Breakfast honoring Mrs. Eades at Kenmore Golf Club
Mrs. Leslie Eades of Streator Tl was honored at a breakfast hosted Thursday by Mrs. Carl Goodwin and Mrs. Emil Shull at the Kenmore Golf Club. Eight guests attended and bridge was played at the seventh avenue SW location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Eades
Streator
G Scott
Seventh Avenue SW
Kenmore Golf Club
Carl Goodwin
Emil Shull
Long Beach Couple Visits Cedar Rapids Relative
Mr and Mrs C E Broomwell of Long Beach California former Cedar Rapids residents visit here with Mrs Broombells brother G W Harger at 1356 Hinkley avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Broomwell
Long Beach
Calif
Cedar Rapids
Many Country Club Events Planned For Weekend
Country club members plan a full weekend with golf tournament qualifiers on both days. Fireworks Saturday end with a spectacular night display. The swimming pool area draws crowds and dinner dance reservations are strong. The committee promises an old fashioned Fourth of July celebration.
Harriet Sargent Returns From Minneapolis Visit
Miss Harriet Sargent of 1625 First Avenue East returned Wednesday from a week in Minneapolis visiting Mr and Mrs David Luick. Mrs Luick is the former Virginia Cherry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Sargent
First Avenue E
Minneapolis
David Luick
Luick
Virginia Cherry
Minneapolis Guests Leave After Visit
Miss Sara Lee Fletcher and Miss Betsy Bruce of Minneapolis left Thursday after visiting for several days with Miss Fletcher's uncle Glenn O. Fletcher at 2244 Bever Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Sara Lee Fletcher
Betsy Bruce
Miss Fletcher
Glenn O. Fletcher
Bever Avenue
Sundberg Visits Mother Before Boston Return to School
Alice Sundberg daughter of Mrs A E Sundberg 408 Fourth Street SW arrived from Boston on Thursday to visit her mother for two weeks She will return to begin her second year at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital Boston after the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Sundberg
A. E. Sundberg
Fourth Street
Boston
Miss Sundberg
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Arthur Poes Entertain at Country Club Drive Home
Mr and Mrs Arthur Poe entertained at a small dinner party Wednesday evening at their home on Coun try club drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Arthur Poe
Country Club Drive
Libbie Popelka Weds Leo Salat in St Patrick's Ceremony
Miss Libbie H Popelka daughter of Frank Popelka 1706 Eighth street NW and Leo W Salat son of Mrs Anna Salat 97 Nineteenth avenue SW were married Tuesday at St Patrick's church The Rev D H Peters officiated The bride wore a lace dress with a junior train and carried lilies of the valley roses and lilies The groom and bridal party were attended by relatives A wedding breakfast and reception followed at the C S P S hall The couple will live at 1706 Eighth street NW after July 6
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libbie H. Popelka
Frank Popelka
Eighth Street
Leo W. Salat
Anna Salat
Nineteenth Avenue
St. Patrick’s Church
D. H. Peters
Eileen Wagner
Charles Keel
Evalyn Popelka
Elsie Shimek
Geraldine Murphy
Jacqueline Joyce
Frank Salat
Frank Shimek
Johanna Hill
C. S. P. S. Hall
Miss Popelka
Grant High School
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Mr. Salat
St. Wenceslaus
Wilson Company
Mrs Kouba Hosts Rebecca Tent Officers Buffet
Mrs F J Kouba Jr hosted a buffet supper Tuesday evening for the officers of Rebecca Alexander Tent No 14 Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War. Guests included Mesdames Sutliff Hillerege Scott Sleight Chord Williams Montillon Moravec Hollom Briggs Thomas Bruch and the Misses Owens Heaton Gearkee Shank Too good Swann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Kouba, Jr
Fourth Avenue SE
Rebecca Alexander
Daughters of Union
Norman Sutliff
Hugh Hillerege
Norman Scott
W. L. Sleight
Ralph Chord
Calvin Williams
H. H. Montillon
W. M. Moravec
George Hollom
C. E. Briggs
Glen H. Thomas
John Bruch
Alma E. Owens
Beulah Heaton
Dorothy Gearkee
Mayme Shank
Ada Toogood
Dorothy Swann
Honored on Birthday for Bessie Gallagher
Bessie Gallagher was honored on her eighteenth birthday Wednesday at her home on Third Street NW. Guests included Hazel Parents, Richard Vileta, Doris Fink, Doris Preston, Harold Barlow, Fred Resch, William Gould and Mesdames Sorenson Hagenbuch and Gould, with out-of-town guest Kermit Byerly of Waukegan Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Gallagher
Third Street
Hazel Parents
Richard Vileta
Doris Fink
Doris Preston
Harold Barlow
Fred Resch
William Gould
Mesdames Sorenson
Hagenbuch
Gould
Kermit Byerly
Waukegan
Ill
Picnic at Ellis Park Draws Cedar Rapids Mutual Life Staff
The Cedar Rapids Yeo men Mutual Life Insurance office held a picnic at Ellis park on Wednesday. About thirty people attended including employees and their families. Tennis and baseball games preceded a picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Yeomen Mutual Life Insurance Company
Ellis Park
Jolly Eight Five Hundred Club Meets at Blake Home
The Jolly Eight Five Hundred club gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. W. O. Blake's home 1581 Second Avenue SE. Prizes were won by Mrs. Melvin Har bert Mrs. Fred Wittke and Mrs. R. H. Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Eight Five Hundred
W. O. Blake
Second Avenue SE
Melvin Harbert
Fred Wittke
R. H. Burns
Beethoven Club Hosts Breakfast Meeting at Hearn Home
Mrs. George Hearn opened her Ridgeway Drive SE home to Beethoven Club members for a breakfast meeting. Social committee hostesses included Mrs. Ruth Miskimen and Mrs. James E. Patterson. A white elephant auction followed by the Ways and Means Committee, chaired by Mrs. Emily Sanborn, featured Mrs. W. J. McGuire as auctioneer. Out of town guests were Mrs. D. M. Torrence Pawpaw Michigan Mrs. George Kuhns Hollywood California and Miss Helen Mokress New York City spending the summer here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hearn
Ridgeway Drive
Beethoven Club
Ruth Miskimen
James E. Patterson
Lester H. Gardner
Ways and Means
Emily Sanborn
W. J. McGuire
D. M. Torrence
Pawpaw, Mich
George Kuhns
Hollywood, Calif
Helen Mokress
New York City
Elma Hrdlicka and Louis Buresh Wed in Walford
Miss Elma Hrdlicka, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hrdlicka of Walford, married Louis Buresh son of Mrs. Mary Buresh of Shueyville in a Walford ceremony conducted by Rev. J. P. Sindelar. The couple plans a Canada Minnesota honeymoon and will reside in Shueyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma Hrdlicka
Louis Buresh
Mrs. Paul Lahr Honored At Shower
Miss Dorothy Wright and Miss Jean Reid hosted a miscellaneous shower Wednesday at 2229 Meadowbrook Drive SE honoring Mrs. Paul Lahr formerly Miss Irene Mahannah. Bridge was played with Miss Mary Fernow winning first and Mrs. Everett Obrecht second. guests included Mrs. Obrecht, Gretchen Ball, Paul Wright, and several Misses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Wright
Jean Reid
Paul Lahr
Irene Mahannah
Aunt Het Presents A Sunday Dinner Tip
Aunt Het notes a big Sunday noon dinner saves work and leaves everyone with enough indigestion to be satisfied with a cold snack for supper.
Annual Second District Legion Session Set For Marion
A. R. McElwain announced the annual Second District meeting of the Iowa American Legion will be July 24 at Marion Country Club. The business session runs into 3 p.m. followed by officer elections and a stag party with lunch and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Marion
A. R. McElwain
Iowa American Legion
Marion Country Club
City Briefs and Personal Notes Highlight July Fourth Events
City stores close at 10 a m on Saturday July 4. Rock Island Woman's Club meets Friday at 2 p m at the Montrose hotel. Union barbershops stay open until 8 p m Friday. Joe Carberry leads a safety program at High Twelve club Friday noon at Hotel Roosevelt. A small roof fire on 1129 Fifth Street SE. Cedar Rapids Airhawks skip Friday meeting for the holiday, resuming July 10. Evangelist C E Beish speaks at 7 45 p m at Assembly of God, 118 A avenue NW, on Bricks Without Straw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Carberry
High Twelve Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Dean Lemmon
Fifth Street SE
Cedar Rapids Airhawks
C. E. Beish
Assembly of God
A Avenue NW
Shower honors Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Haas
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Whiting hosted a miscellaneous shower at 1827 Center Point road NE for newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Haas. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Tom Burns, Mr. and Mrs. James Burns and daughter Margaret, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ehda and nephew Wilbur Young, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Whiting
Center Point Road
Vernon Haas
Tom Burns
James Burns
Margaret
Carl Ehda
Wilbur Young
Raymond Ehda
Glen Wickham
Tommy
Nancy Lee
Henry Lubben
Allie Powers
Lillian
Louis Minor
C. A. Hass
Beulah Knight
Marjorie
Ray
Harold
Ruby Mae Whiting
Gas heat content in Cedar Rapids June report
Dr. A. R. Menary reported to the Cedar Rapids city council on Thursday that the average heat content of gas used in June was 1 049.41 BTU per cubic foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
A. R. Menary
Townsend clubs set meetings at City Hall courtrooms
Townsend club No. 5 will meet this evening at 7 30 in the superior courtroom at the city hall. Townsend club No. 4 will meet Friday at 7 30 p m in the superior courtroom at the city hall. Banner Howard will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club No
City Hall
Townsend Club No. 4
Banner Howard
Jay Davis Tavern Ad and City Court Fines
An open business promotes its food offerings while awaiting a beer permit. Police court fines were paid by W. N. Ringland and Harry Chesler for speeding. Overtime parking fines were charged to A. M. Dunlap and W. A. Nelson Jr. Individuals from Alexandria Bay and Minneapolis fined for intoxication. Public library closures noted for Saturday July 4 with altered hours at Sixteenth Avenue SW station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Davis Tavern
W. N. Ringland
Winfield
Harry Chesler
Minneapolis
A. M. Dunlap
Center Point Road
W. A. Nelson, Jr
Bever Avenue
Public Library
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Shower Honors Miss Evelyn Snyder Ahead of July Wedding
Mrs. L. H. Snyder and daughter Doris entertained at a miscellaneous shower at 1271 Second Avenue SE for Evelyn Snyder whose marriage to Paul Dale is set for July 22. Cedar Rapids guests included Miss Snyder, Mesdames Snyder, Dale, Martin, Mann, Brown, Hoover, Donnan, Silver, Burns, Vaughn, Wilson, and others with Myrtle Snyder of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Snyder
Doris
Second Avenue SE
Evelyn Snyder
Paul Dale
Miss Snyder
Howard B. Snyder
Samuel E. Dale
R. J. Martin
Erwin Mann
Clyde Brown
E. L. Hoover
W. J. Donnan
Everett Silver
Edward Burns
Betty Wilson
Margaret Vaughn
Helen Snyder
Virginia Martin
Cedar Rapids
Myrtle Snyder
Marion
Richard Bennett Celebrates Fifth Birthday Party
Mrs. Charles Bennett hosted a Wednesday birthday party at 135 Thirty-third Street Drive SE for her son Richard marking his fifth birthday. Twenty-five guests attended with games and refreshments amid a green and pink color motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bennett
Thirty-third Street Drive
Richard
Visiting Parents Comes for Weekend Guests
Mrs Leonard Kurt of Waterloo and Mrs George Hall of Janesville Wisconsin visit Mr and Mrs E S Smith at 2223 B avenue NE. They will be joined Sunday by their husbands. Mr and Mrs George Hall attended Chester Hall and Doris Greenleaf wedding at Red Oak last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Kurt
Waterloo
George Hall
Janesville
Wis
E. S. Smith
B Avenue
Chester Hall
Doris Greenleaf
Red Oak
Visitors Leave After Washington Visit
Mrs. C. R. Stephenson and her daughter Barbara Pearl with Mrs. J. H. Phillips of Washington, D. C., departed Wednesday to return home after visiting Mrs. W. L. Melsa at 413 Sixteenth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Stephenson
Barbara Pearl
J. H. Phillips
Washington, D. C
W. L. Melsa
Sixteenth Street SE
Camera Club Winners Lead With Angles and Curves
Verne Thompson placed first with his photo Angles and Curves in the monthly competition. Vincent Stelcik finished second and Wes Panek took third. Winning images will be shown in Merchants Bank window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camera Club
Verne Thompson
Vincent Stelcik
Wes Panek
Merchants Bank
Prison Evangelist Speaks at Sunshine Mission
The Rev. E. C. Murphy, prison evangelist, spoke on Cost at Sunshine Mission on Wednesday. He cited Luke 14 33 and stressed the price paid for sin and the price paid by God to redeem us. He will speak each evening through July 12 and at Anamosa state reformatory on Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Murphy
Sunshine Mission
Children Visit Industries Visit by Sinclair Students
Two of the citys industrial plants were visited Wednesday by groups of children from Sinclair. The tours exposed students to factory processes and potential job opportunities in local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair
Jolly Ramblers Host Luncheon At Daniels Park
Mrs J Leo Smith hosted the Jolly Ramblers luncheon at Daniels Park on Wednesday. Prizes for cards were won by Mrs William Kurts and Mrs Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Leo Smith
D Avenue NE
Jolly Ramblers
Daniels Park
William Kurts
Smith
Children Tour Local Plants Amid Playground Programs
Miss Luella O'Brien led fifty children from Sinclair playground through the Wilson company packing plant. Byron Heneks guided thirty three Bever playground youths on a tour of the Quaker Oats plant. Mrs. Battin O'Reilly and Mrs. Bickel aided in transporting the children from Bever park to the Quaker Oats plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bever Playgrounds
Luella O’brien
Sinclair Playground
Wilson Company
Byron Heneks
Bever Playground
Quaker Oats
John Battin
M. W. O’rieley
Robert Bickel
Heneks
Bever Park
Sanctions Lift Debate as Italy Returns to League
The League of Nations contemplates ending sanctions on Italy with a Thursday move to restore participation in Geneva reforms and mutual security pacts. Australia Britain and France back lifting sanctions while US entry remains debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
INS
League of Nations
Italy
Fifty-Two Nations
League
Locarno
Brussels
League Assembly
Ethiopia
Voice
Australia
Britain
France
Stanley Bruce
London
Haile Selassie
Vaud
Switzerland
P. R. Munch
United States
Munch
Washington centennial marks 6000 at county event
The Washington county centennial celebration honored Richmond West Chester and Wellman with 6000 attendees. Rubio Brighton and Coppock were to be honored Thursday. Beauty and grandmother winners were announced: Miss Richmond Lavina Eagle with Madam Richmond Mrs V J Spevacek. Miss West Chester Pauline Foriash with Madam West Chester Mrs James Griggs. Miss Wellman Helen Stricker with Madam Wellman Mrs Charles Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington County
Richmond
West Chester
Wellman
Rubio
Brighton
Coppock
Lavina Eagle
V. J. Spevacek
Pauline Foriash
James Griggs
Miss Wellman
Helen Stricker
Charles Green
Editor's charge against a political campaign unfolds
Mrs. R. A. Koehn of City responds to a Gazette editor's remarks about the campaign. She mocks the editor for his "dirt" approach and notes past battles with the University of Iowa and the Liquor Control Commission, suggesting he should join the "wrecking gang" instead of the construction crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Editor Gazette
Iowa University
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Keep a-goin Blaine Hyten Letter to the Editor
A reader named Blaine Hyten writes in support of Editor Gazette praise for the column and urges the editor to continue despite some disagreement. Hyten emphasizes broad public interest and states his own ongoing engagement with the discussion.
Elevators and Courtesy in Public Life
A Gazette opinion reflects on changing social norms as men once removed hats for women entering elevators while noting women’s stride for equality. The writer laments dwindling courtesy and suggests fear of societal judgment shapes behavior, calling for civility alongside progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Manners
Linn County to Send Five to Des Moines Instruction Course
Linn county will send five persons to a Des Moines general school of instruction July 15 to 17 for old age pension investigators and board members. Applicants must provide education and background data. selections by Linn county old age assistance board. No expense allowance for attendees. applications due noon July 8 to Fred J. Payneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Des Moines
Byron G. Allen
Iowa Old Age Assistance Commission
Linn County Old Age Assistance Board
County Commission
Fred J. Payneer
American Trust Building
Night Policeman in Oelwein Released by Mayor
Lyle Kerwin was removed from night duty by Mayor L C Knapp after a business petition led by Art Lathmer of the Majestic case. Ben Doty will take over duties as Kerwin returns to work for the Great Western railroad with seniority rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Lyle Kerwin
L. C. Knapp
Art Lathmer
Majestic
Ben Doty
Kerwin
Great Western Railroad
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Mrs. Lamey
Clark Beems
Mulsow
Mrs
Dellman Lynns
Mrs. Eades
Holland
Krebs Dutch Girl Dairy
Dial
First Avenue
Arthur Poes
Libbie Popelka
Leo Salat
Mrs. Kouba
Ellis
Jolly Eight
Rock Island Woman’s Club
Montrose Hotel
Union
Ben Jenkins
H. W. Cooper
Alexandria Bay
N. Y
cNeUmoDe
St. SE
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Kelvinator
People’s Forum
Mrs Duffy
R. A. Koehn
City
Linn
Cox
Hutchinson's
Hutchinson
Good Housekeeping Bureau
Good Housekeeping
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