Golf Tournament Attracts Crowds To Country Club
The Cedar Rapids Country Club hosts a state golf tournament drawing large crowds on its second day. Parking is tight with cars north of the tennis courts and along drives to the clubhouse. Many visitors attend luncheons and a stag dinner for out-of-town players and members, organized by Robert Safe ly, Alfred Durin, Thomas Yarnall, John Carey, George Alt, Roswell Pickford, Robert Toms and W Bloomhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Robert C Safely
Alfred Durin
Thomas Yarnall
John Carey
George Alt
Roswell Pickford
Robert Toms
W. Bloomhall
Elmer Johnson Heads to Los Angeles for Bar Association Meet
Mr and Mrs Elmer Johnson depart from 1809 Second Avenue SE Monday afternoon for Los Angeles where he will attend the American Bar Association convention beginning July 14. They will then proceed to Seattle to join their daughter Miss Ella Johnson who left for the west last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Johnson
Second Avenue SE
Los Angeles
Johnson
American Bar Association
Seattle
Ella Johnson
West
Spirit Lake family reunion at Crandall's lodge
Mr and Mrs Donald R Lynch of Blake boulevard SE and their daughter Kathryn visit Spirit Lake on Wednesday to join their son Dick Lynch who went Sunday with Mr and Mrs Leland C Miller and their daughter Mary and Mr and Mrs Gage's daughter Betty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald R. Lynch
Blake Boulevard
Kathryn
Betty Gage
Harry M. Gage
Second Avenue SE
Crandall’s Lodge
Spirit Lake
Dick Lynch
Leland C Miller
Mary
Miami Beach visitor serves as luncheon guest at country club
Mrs. James E. Blake of Miami Beach Fla visiting for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Sutherland Dows was honor guest at a luncheon given Tuesday at the Country club by Mrs. Howard Cherry of 305 Nassau street SE. Guests were members of a card club to which Mrs. Blake formerly belonged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Blake
Miami Beach
Fla
Sutherland Dows
Country Club Drive SE
Country Club
Howard Cherry
Nassau Street SE
Blake
Guests At Mrs Marshall's To Welcome Friends
Mrs. Clare R. Marshall of 355 Pleasant Drive SE hosts guests Wednesday Mrs. Fred Pownall and Mrs. Dean Lierle from Iowa City as part of a social gathering arranged by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Clare R. Marshall
Pleasant Drive SE
Fred Pownall
Dean Lierle
Iowa City
Mr and Mrs Mosher Return From Wedding Trip
Mr and Mrs F Scott Mosher are guests of Crawford Carter at the Kenmore Golf Club after a brief wedding trip. They were married July 1 at St John’s Episcopal Church. Before marriage Mrs Mosher was Miss Margaret Davidson Durfee of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Scott Mosher
Crawford Carter
Kenmore Golf Club
Mosher
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Mrs Mosher
Margaret Davidson Durfee
Boston
Byers Host Family Members for Cedar Rapids Golf Crown
Mr and Mrs Frank C Byers invite Hal Chase and Mathis Chase of Des Moines as guests to the state golf tournaments at Cedar Rapids Country club. The event gathers regional players aiming for the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Byers
Nineteenth Street
Hal Chase
Mathis Chase
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Mrs Warber and Miss Narber Headed to Tulsa
Mrs Anna Warber and the Misses Grace Helen and Mildred Narber of 1607 Maple Drive NW left today for Tulsa Oklahoma where they will visit Mr and Mrs Donald Showman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Warber
Grace Helen
Mildred Narber
Maple Drive
Tulsa
Okla
Donald Showman
Maxson Family Returns Home After Visit
Dr and Mrs Sherman Maxson and their young daughter returned Sunday to their Minneapolis home after a brief visit with Dr Maxson’s mother Mrs Grant Wood and Mr Wood at 800 Second Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Maxson
Minneapelis
Maxsons
Grant Wood
Mr Wood
Second Avenue SE
Picnic honors Gowers and kin across two states
Mr and Mrs Willie Gower of Endicott New York and Edd Gower with his daughter Edna of Plains Pennsylvania were honored at a Bever park picnic Sunday. Others attending included Horace Brutzman and Ethel Brutzman, Sam McPherson, Earl Usher and family of Martelle, Jonathan Kohl of Mount Vernon, J A Gossett, Betty May Long, Lawrence Pollock, and Lawrence E Kohl of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Gower
Endicott
Edd Gower
Edna
Plains
Bever Park
Horace Brutzman
Ethel Brutzman
Sam McPherson
Earl Usher
Martelle
Jonathan Kohl
Mount Vernon
J A Gossett
Betty May Long Lawrence Pollock
Lawrence E. Kohl
Cedar Rapids
Miss Ann and Miss Shea Return From Visit
Miss Ann and Miss Margaret Shea of 924 A Avenue NW have returned home after three weeks with relatives. They visited with their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Irvin Bright in Holbrook. Ann Shea also spent several days with relatives in Williamsburg.
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Ann
Margaret Shea
A Avenue NW
Irvin Bbight
Holbrook
Ann Shea
Williamsburg
Waterloo golfer Dick Graham visits Sandoe Jordan
Dick Graham of Waterloo came last weekend and is a guest of Sandoe Jordan at 2121 Linden Drive SE. He is playing in the state golf tournament at the Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Graham
Waterloo
Sandoe Jordan
Linden Drive
Graham
Mrs Zimpser and daughter visit relatives in Cedar Rapids
Mrs C H Zimpser and her daughter Bernadine of Waukon are spending a few days with Mrs George Newland and Mr Newland at 1733 D avenue NE, visiting sister of Mrs Zimpser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Zimpser
Bernadine
Waukon
Eleventh Van Fossen reunion held near Toddville
The eleventh annual Van Fossen reunion gathered at Elephant Grove north of Toddville. Charles Holsinger was elected president Artie Van Fossen vice president and Mrs George Holsinger secretary treasurer. Cedar Rapids and Marion attendees included many Van Fossen relatives and spouses with extended family listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Fossen
Oliphant Grove
Toddville
Charles Holsinger
Artie van Fossen
George Holsinger
W. S. Butterfield
A. F. Butterfield
Anna
Mabel
Grace Kirk
Bennie
Willard Sawyer
Richard
Daniel Holsinger
Lester Scott
Charles
Donald
Ruth
Helen
Patricia Holsinger
Cedar Rapids
A. L. van Fossen
Marion
Charles van Fossen
Betty
Charles van Fossen, Jr
Whiting
Paul
Lloyd
Carl
Dorothy Brennaman
Gerald
Jane van Fossen
Center Point
John van Fossen
Anna Rauch
J. L. Andrew
Catherine van Fossen
Wilson
Julia Barnes
Eleanore
Frank Fash
Lombard, NL
James Knaack
Vinton
Cascade Visit by Mary Alice Hughes with Finns
Mary Alice Hughes of Cascade is visiting this week with Mr and Mrs Leo Finn at 1711 E Avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Hughes
Cascade
Leo Finn
E Avenue NE
Retina Based Eye Scan Likely 100 Percent Accurate
Dr. Carlton Simon at the police chiefs convention says criminals would need both eyes destroyed to fool retina identification. The method photographs the retina and optic nerve, can identify after death, supplements fingerprints, and remains unchanged by age or disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Carlton Simon
New York
Simon
Association of Chiefs of Police
John Dillinger
Homer van Meter
John Klutas
Couple Arrested For Investigation In Railroad Trespass Raid
James Shack and Sylvia Shack of Galena Illinois were jailed on trespassing probes after a railroad property incident. Also detained were their 20 month old daughter Edna Mary and Virginia Dingman of Minneapolis who were later released. Harold Dingman was held as a witness but released with no charges. The group was removed from a freight train at Tama on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Shack
Sylvia Shack
Galena
Marion
Shacks
Dingman
Marshal Ed Houghton
Tama
Shack
Dingmans
Clear Lake
Central City
Optometrists Set Meeting in Anamosa Wednesday
Optometrists of the southeast central district of the state association will meet in Anamosa Wednesday. Dr. R. L. Hyde is in charge of the local arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Southeast Central District
R. L. Hyde
Fifteenth annual Miller-Sloan birthday picnic in Independence
The Miller Sloan family held its fifteenth annual birthday anniversary picnic dinner Sunday in the Independence tourist park with forty two present. Guests included Mr and Mrs Miller and Mr and Mrs Sloan and many relatives from Rowley Hartland and Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Burnell
Richard Sloan
Independence
Will Sloan
George Kress
Frank Heisserman
Rowley
Jay and
Jean Fairchild
Walker
Knits Dominate Summer Fashion In Fine Feathery Textures
Fashion previews a bright season with featherweight lacy knits suited for town wear, country club outings, tea, and informal evenings. Sports knits emphasize durability in cord and cotton, while dressier knits glow in Tahitian colors and bold accessorizing. Bright sun suits for youngsters cap the scene with vibrant color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Underground Ivan the Terrible Torture Chamber Found in Moscow
Moscow subway diggers announced the discovery of an ancient underground chamber linked to Ivan the Terrible. They uncovered passages and relics including dungeons, weapons, and skeletal remains near the Lenin Library site, with legends of bear-torture and buried alive victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Ivan the Terrible
Lenin Library
Ivan
Russia
Heinrich Staden
Funeral services for Mrs Seran Luella Clark
Funeral services for 74 year old Mrs Seran Luella Clark lifelong Sigourney resident will be held at her home Wednesday conducted by Rev Mr Pike of Mount Pleasant Burial will be in South English cemetery Mrs Clark was born at Kinross She is survived by two daughters Genevieve of Sigourney and Mrs Frank Bliss of South English
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
R. F. Gast
Grandview
Louisa County
C. G. Lewis
Mr Gast
Grandview Township
Mamie Jayne
Ronald
St. Louis
Russell
Ferry
Margaret Lang
Muscatine
Chelsea
Ann Mundus
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Mundus
Lee Mundus
Spencer
William
Louise
Bernard
Dorothy
Julia Zeman
Mary Asmussen
Tillie Chmelick
Tama
Charles
Lewis
Belle Plaine
Women's Missionary Society of the
Bethany Evangelical Church
Bard
George Winters
Bert England
A. T
Lee Clark
le Claire
Flora Johnson
Chicago
Tipton
H. N. Poston
Masonic Cemetery
Vineng
Karel Jonas
C. S A
C. S. A. Hall
Sigourney
Seran Luella Clark
Pike
Mount Pleasant
South English
Sirs. Clark
Kinross
Sne
Genevieve
Frank Bliss
Two Watkins Women Injured In Collision
Shirley Sauter and Ethel Murphy of Watkins suffered minor cuts and bruises when a car driven by Miss Sauter collided with a Civilian Conservation Corps truck driven by William Nash at the Fifth avenue SE Third street intersection. Both women were treated at Mercy hospital and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Sauter
Ethel Murphy
Watkins
Miss Sauter
Civilian Conservation Corps
William Nash
Thirtieth Street
Palisades
CCC
Nash
Fifth Avenue SE
Third Street
Mercy Hospital
Frugal robbers drop dime after cash grab in Chicago store
In Chicago two robbers robbed Bernard Duban of 200.38 dollars at his modern store fixture showroom Monday night. While stuffing cash, one robber dropped a dime and the pair pretended to fall as if shot to panically search. Duban, found the dime in a robber’s cuff after being forced to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bernard Duban
Duban
Oelwein To Host Ladies Day Golf Meet
Oelwein will sponsor a one day invitational ladies golf meet on Thursday July 25 at Oelwein. Invitations will be issued by Mrs Loyd Bennett golf chairman to fifteen clubs including Decorah Waukon Cresco West Union New Hampton Waverly Cedar Falls Independence Manchester Sumner Cedar Rapids Country club Osage Marion and Kenmore club at Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Loyd Bennett
Decorah
Waukon
Cresco
West Union
New Hampton
Waverly
Cedar Falls
Independence
Manchester
Sumner
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Osage
Marion
Kenmore Club
Cedar Rapids
Camp Good Health Camp Builds Furniture At Health Camp
Camp Good Health runs a handcraft program where boys build orange crate furniture for the library in progress. Miss Vera Murray heads dietitian efforts to provide fresh vegetables via Cedar Rapids suppliers with Rose Blazaitis added as assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Vera Murray
Rose Blazaitis
Miss Murray
Sarah Jane Peal
Robin Cabin
Elaine Graham
Treasury notes oversubscribed in new issue
Treasury officials say the $500 million four year and five month notes were oversubscribed fivefold in the latest issue. The books closed at midnight Monday, marking the first new financing since December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Gunman’s Shotgun Slugging Widens City Kill Toll
A taxi driver witnessed the shooting as two cars pulled beside Wexler near his home and unleashed three volleys of shotgun slugs. Police said the witness reported the attack by telephone. Authorities had not secured the victim’s name at the time.
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Wexler
Sen Davis Father Dies At Age 83 In Sharon
David J. Davis 83 emigrated to the United States 58 years ago with his son and worked with him in steel mills before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Davis
Sharon, Pa
David J. Davis
Huge Cancer Racket In America Charged
Dr Albert Solland of Los Angeles tells the Pan American Medical association that a great American cancer racket exists. He accuses profit driven institutions and mercenary individuals of advertising cures from the dark ages. He proposes a central cancer bureau with widely distributed branches and treatment restricted to qualified persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albert Solland
Los Angeles
Pan American Medical Association
Solland
Bureau of Cancer
Pawnbroker Slain In Springfield Il Ambience
Springfield police say Jacob Wexler a jeweler and pawnbroker tied to a slot machine gang was killed late Monday night in a shooting. Authorities described the incident as a fatal attack with possible gang connections under investigation by local detectives and the state police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Jacob Wexler
Missing California Trip Girls Located Report Says
Independence telegram to Mrs Myrtle Lake says the two 16 year old girls from Los Angeles who vanished July 3 are staying with an aunt. They left with under $2 and reportedly rode rickety trains to California in five days. Parents have sent for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Myrtle Lake
Los Angeles
Calif
California
Tama Henry Walker Pleads Guilty to Disturbing the Peace
Tama Henry Walker a reservation Indian pleaded guilty before Mayor E C Carnal on Monday to disturbing the peace and was sentenced to thirty days in jail Walker was accused of striking William Watkins a Negro of Toledo Mayor Carnal witnessed the attack from his place of business and made his first arrest since taking office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TAMA
Henry Walker
E. C. Carnal
Walker
William Watkins
Toledo
Carnal
Iowa Liquor Stores Post 2.86 Million in Half-Year Sales
Iowa state operated liquor stores reported 2.86 million dollars in sales for the first six months of 1935. If trends hold, yearly gross would near six million, far below the ten million once predicted by lawmakers. Des Moines led with 337,204 in six months. Sioux City 158,642. Cedar Rapids 156,225. Waterloo 113,365. Council Bluffs 118,081.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Iowa
State Liquor Control Commission
Missouri
Nebraska
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Council Bluffs
Mission Donations Rise In Methodist Episcopal Church
The Methodist Episcopal church reported year end May 31 benevolences and foreign missions total of 3,227,679 dollars, up 46,633 dollars or 1.47 percent from the prior year. The World Service Commission received the report from treasurer Dr. Orrin W. Auman of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Methodist Episcopal Church
World Service Commission of the Church
Orrin W. Auman
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Johnsons
Donald R. Lynches
Cherry
F. Scotty Moshers
Frank Byers
van Fossen Reunion
Iowa News
Carl B. Stiger
William Duggan
Mary Duggan
M. E.garmoe
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Amos Parrish
Splash Beach
Newmans
Mr. Rindskoff
Cartwright Gowns, Inc
Bartle Milliner
RT Ue
Camp Good Health Fund
Trinity Methodist Church
America
Springfield, Il
Peterman
Buehler Bros
First ST. SE
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