Warning on drift toward government by men not bylaws
A. P. Haake of Chicago, longtime economics educator, told a Citizens Forum at a Quaker Oats plant that the United States is drifting toward rule by men, not by bylaws, risking irreversible disaster. He defended the Liberty League and warned against inflation and debt while stressing taxation and consumer tax burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
A. P. Haake
Chicago
National Association of Furniture Manufacturers
Citizens Forum
Quaker Oats
Liberty League
University of New Jersey
W. H. Stepanek
Haake
Astor Charges Bigamy in New Court Move
Mary Astor accuses former husband Dr Franklin Thorpe of marrying another woman while not divorced. She seeks nullification of their marriage, division of property, and sole custody of their daughter in a fresh legal filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Astor
New Move
Los Angeles
Franklin Thorpe
Rain floods Maushund farm north of Rudd briefly
The Henry Maushund farm, five miles north of Rudd, saw a brief yard flood after last night’s rain. Rain was light on nearby farms and no rain fell within two miles of Rudd, with oats too wet to shock this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudd
Henry Maushund
Elks Choose Florida Governor as Grand Exalted Ruler
In Los Angeles the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks named Governor David Sholtz of Florida grand exalted ruler for 1936 1937. They also selected Denver Colorado as the site of the seventy third national convention with unanimous approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Sholtz
Denver
Southland
Grand Lodge
David Sholtz
Florida
Colo
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Lerner Family Fifty-Eifth Anniversary Surprise
A Bertram party honored the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Frank Lerner and the July 13 birthday of their son Harold. Attendees included George and Amy King C D Berry Henry Roselle Floyd Kitchen Joseph Mikulecky Osmond Berry and other family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram
Frank Lerner
Harold
George D. King
C. D. Berry
Henry Roselle
Floyd Kitchen
Joseph Mikulecky
Osmond Berry
Robert Daniel Quinn Joins Naval Academy Life
Robert Daniel Quinn an 18 year old Coe College student has received appointment and entered the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. He was born January 22 1918 in Cedar Rapids and rose from Anamosa High School to Coe College where he excelled in drama and won the Bever oratorical prize. He is grandson of Dr Letitia B Runyon and lived with her at 210 Fourth Avenue SW while at Coe. Quinn earned his Eagle Scout award in 1932 and held bronze and gold palms. He left June 10 for Washington to join his mother and stepfather L Williams and entered Annapolis July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Daniel Quinn
Coe College
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Anamosa High School
Bever
Letitia B. Runyon
Fourth Avenue
Coe
Young Quinn
Cedar Rapids
Daniel Paul Quinn
Ruth Runyon Quinn
Linn County Board ConcurS With Cedar Rapids on Chandler Assessment
The Linn county supervisors agreed with Cedar Rapids city council to reduce the 1935 and 1936 real and personal property assessments of the Chandler company, pending approval by the state board of assessment and review. The assessment will revert to original proportions in 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Cedar Rapids
Chandler Company
State Board of Assessment
Garrison Divorce Granted in District Court
Judge H C Ring granted Olive Garrison a divorce from Walter L Garrison on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds. They married April 4 1931. Olive awarded custody of a minor child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
District Court
Olive Garrison
Walter L. Garrison
Christoffer Divorce Action Filed in Illinois Marital Case
Mary E. Christoffer sues Gerhard Christoffer in district court on cruelty and inhuman treatment grounds. Judge H. C. Ring presides. The couple wed in Illinois on September 5, 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Christoffer
Gerhard Christoffer
H. C. Ring
Illinois
Court awards Coe College $1360.10 in farm lease suit
Court on Tuesday granted Coe College a judgment of 1360.10 against L. G. ee and Adeline Chalup sky in a farm lease action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Coe College
L. G. Eee
Adeline Chalupsky
Thompson alimony judgment directed in district court
Judge H C Ring ordered entry of a 1110 alimony judgment against Theodore Thompson in a district court case arising from a divorce awarded to Ann Thompson. The Thompsons were divorced in district court here on April 29, 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Thompson
H. C. Ring
Theodore Thompson
Thompsons
Note suit filed by Martha Bowers against Orval Reid dismissed
A $1,011.91 secured note action brought by Martha Bowers against Orval Reid in district court was dismissed before Judge H. C. Ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Bowers
Orval Reid
H. C. Ring
Three More Killed In Spanish Riots
In Madrid AP reports that three people died in new disorders amid Socialist threats to set up a dictatorship. The incidents spotlight Indalecio Prieto, former premier and party leader, as political circles discuss government moves to ease obstacles to a closer left and conservative socialist union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Socialist Movement
Indalecio Prieto
Mangold rites set for 54 year old heat victim
Funeral services for William Mangold aged 54 who died of the heat Tuesday will be held at the Presbyterian church Thursday at 2 30. He is survived by his wife five children Mrs Paul Carr of Ryan Norman Loren Wilbur and Fern at home five brothers Charles Ed Art Carl and Henry and two sisters Mrs Jennie File and Mrs John McIntosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coggon
William Mangold
Presbyterian Church
Paul Carr
Ryan
Norman
Loren
Wilbur
Fern
Charles
Art
Carl
Henry
Jennie File
John McIntosh
Center Point Man Calvin D Waterbury Dies at 67
Calvin D Waterbury 67 died at 8 p.m. Tuesday at his home near Toddville after illness worsened by heat. Survived by wife, three sons Charles Edward Walter a sister and three brothers. Body at Denison Beatty chapel. Funeral 3 p.m. Thursday at Church of Christ Toddville. Burial Dunkard cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Point
Calvin D. Waterbury
Toddville
Charles
Edward
Cedar Rapids
Walter
Ida Filling
William
Gilman
Wayne
Frank
Denison-Beatty
Railroad revival praised at Cedar Rapids Railroad Week lunch
Samuel O Dunn of Simmons Boardman Publishing told Cedar Rapids luncheon attendees that railroads face a new era of renewed initiative and better service with diesel trains, air conditioning, and safety programs. He warned public ownership would follow only if private railways fail to restore earning capacity and credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel O. Dunn
Simmons-Boardman Publishing Company
Railway Age
Cedar Rapids
Hotel Roosevelt
Chamber of Commerce and Service Clubs
United States
W. F. Cooper
Harry W. Fraser
Inter-Service Club Council
Kiwanis
Lions
Rotary
Canopus
Council
Chamber of Commerce
Hi Twelve Club
Frank Hahn
van Vechten Shaffer
Michael J. Kelly
Rock Island
Mr. Dunn
Economic Losses From Road Wage and Purchase Reductions
A journalist reports estimates showing that in the current period roads in certain states employed 661 million dollars in wages and bought 339 million dollars of goods, totaling 1 billion. In 1935 the figures were 386 million and 133 million, totaling 519 million, with a calculated annual reduction of wages and purchases amounting to 481 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
Iowa
Middle West
Illinois
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local Events
Immaculate Conception social at Eighteenth and Blake with no Iowa Consistory meeting Wednesday night. Kolach Festival at St. Ludmila's Thursday. Junior Maccabees picnic at Daniels park postponed. Police report prowler sightings from Mrs Minnie Crew and Mrs Mae Auld. J Boland ill since May 1 to University hospital. Lenora Silverman to take two week vacation in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels Park
J. Boland
Spillane
Third Avenue
University Hospital
Iowa City
Lenora Silverman
Public Health Nursing Association
New York City
Mary Hladky Suffered Fall Injuries At Home
Mary Hladky 76 of 936 Sixteenth Avenue SE suffered a fractured left leg when she fell on her home steps Friday. She was removed to Mercy Hospital Tuesday for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hladky
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Firemen Respond To Truck Fire On First Street
Firemen from company No. 5 responded Tuesday forenoon to First street and Tenth avenue SW where a truck owned by Charles Anthony caught fire. Damage was slight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company No. 5
First Street
Tenth Avenue
Charles Anthony
Mrs Bertha Swayze’s Condition After Mercy Hospital Op
Mrs Bertha Swayze of 1314 M avenue NE underwent a major operation at Mercy hospital last Thursday and was still serious on Wednesday morning according to the latest report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Swayze
M Avenue NE
Mercy Hospital
Desertion Charge Continued as OConnor Agrees to Support
Lester O Connor's desertion case in Justice W J Grunewald's court was continued after he agreed to start making support payments, following a filing by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester O’connor
Court of Justice
W. J. Grunewald
O’connor
Auto theft report cites two blank ets stolen
Mrs. Elwood Royster reports two blank ets were stolen from her automobile parked on First street SE at Third avenue Tuesday night. Police were notified Wednesday about the theft at her home on 214 Fourth street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Royster
Fourth Street
First Street
Third Avenue
Arrest of Theodore Hynds on false instrument warrant
Theodore Hynds of 1015 Fourth avenue SE was arrested at 6 02 p m on a warrant from Justice W J Grunewald for uttering a false instrument. He waived arraignment to the grand jury Wednesday morning, with bond set at 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Hynds
Fourth Avenue SE
W. J. Grunewald
Hynds
Auto Crash Injures Driver on Eighth Avenue SE
Mike Haddy of 1034 Mount Vernon Avenue SE suffered bruises and shock after his eastbound car on Eighth Avenue SE collided with a southbound vehicle driven by Frank Douglas of 1700 Seventh Avenue SE at Ninth Street on a Wednesday morning at 9.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Haddy
Mount Vernon Avenue SE
Eighth Avenue SE
Frank Douglas
Seventh Avenue SE
Ninth Street
YMCA Old Timers Picnic Set At Ellis Park Pavilion
The annual YMCA Old Timers club picnic will be at Ellis park river pavilion next Tuesday evening. Luther Fuhrmeister and Cyrus Metcalf will lead a musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. C. A. Old Timers Club
Ellis Park River Pavilion
Luther Fuhrmeister
Cyrus Metcalf
Stolen Plates and Car Accessories Reported on Seattle Streets
Harold Severn of 1410 Sixth Avenue SE said license plates were stolen from his car on Monday night. G. W. Higbee of 1915 Washington Avenue SE reported entry to his garage that night, with knobs from the radio, a dash light bulb removed, and the registration card taken. Dr. J. H. Poe of 1921 Washington Avenue SE reported a pair of pliers stolen from his automobile on Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Severn
Sixth Avenue SE
G. W. Higbee
Washington Avenue SE
J. H. Poe
Hotel Magnus bellboy suffers scalp abrasion on hotel steps
Tim Kennedy a bellboy at Hotel Magnus sustained a scalp abrasion when he fell on the hotel steps at 6 25 a m Wednesday and was taken to St Luke s hospital for treatment H P Price a welder at the Iowa Steel company living at 884 Ninth street Marion fell while working at 10 p m Tuesday and his head struck a beam he was taken to St Luke s hospital Dick Kelstr of 111 First avenue W suffered a fractured left elbow from a fall Tuesday evening and was taken to St Luke s hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Kennedy
Hotel Magnus
St. Luke’s Hospital
H. P. Price
Ninth Street
Marion
Iowa Steel Company
St. Luke's Hospital
Dick Kelstr
First Avenue W
Lodge Officers Installed at Thomas Wildey Jun ior No 2
Glenn Rejsa installed the officers of the Thomas Wildey Junior lodge No 2 I O O F with Robert Kucera and Leonard Biederman assisting. Named elective officers include Lester Topinka as chief ruler and Robert Minor as deputy ruler. appointive officers listed with roles. Refreshments were served by a committee headed by Carl Lander gott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wildey
Glenn Rejsa
Robert Kucera
Leonard Biederman
Lester Topinka
Robert Minor
Frank Maciejewsky
Adolph Maciejewsky
Robert Stastny
Franklin Mitralsky
Robert Sedenka
Richard Hubacek
Carl Landergott
Local Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses
Lyle Peet and Evelyn Mae Whitter of Waterloo secured a marriage license. Harry Berner and Mildred M. Benhart of Oxford Junction also obtained a license, advancing their wedding plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Peet
Evelyn Mae Whitter
Waterloo
Harry Berner
Mildred M. Benhart
Oxford Junction
200 LIVES SAVED AFTER SHIP CRASH
Governor Nice and 250 excursionists aboard the State of Virginia were saved after a collision with the freighter Golden Harvest near Seven Foot Knoll off Baltimore. The crash left the ferries jammed but no serious injuries, with passengers ferried to shore by the Pittsburgh as the coast guard Apache aided in the rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Harry W. Nice
Seven Foot Knoll
Chesapeake Bay
Bay
State of Virginia
Golden Harvest
State of
Virginia
Baltimore Association of Automobile Dealers
Pittsburgh
W. S. Woodall
Coast Guard
Apache
William J. Wells, Jr
Baltimore Sun Automobile
Governor Nice
Wells
John E. Raine
Automobile Trade Association
Center Point Bride Opal Wormer Weds Dr Elswood in Dubuque
Center Point Miss Opal Wormer the daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Wormer and Dr C Elswood son of Mr and Mrs S A Elswood of Rowley were married at St Luke s church Dubuque on July 1 The bride a former Detroit physical education teacher after studying at Columbia Chicago The groom a Iowa State College electrical engineering graduate now employed as rate engineer at Southern Counties Gas in California
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Point
Opal Wormer
John W. Wormer
C. Elswood
S. A. Elswood
Rowley
St. Luke’s Church
Dubuque
Detroit
Columbia School of Physical Education
Dramatic Art
Chicago
Elswood
Iowa State College
Ames
Southern Counties Gas Company
California
Legion pool stays open amid heat for over a thousand swimmers
More than 1,000 people sought refuge from the heat at the American Legion swimming pool on Tuesday. Manager Orville Rust said the Legion will not close the recreational center, which operates daily 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. The pool is regularly refreshed, cleaned, and tested to ensure purity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Orville Rust
The
Legion
Funeral services held for Mrs Andrew Stingley in Olin
Funeral services for Mrs Andrew Stingley long time Olin resident and mother of E A Starry were held Tuesday at Yocom chapel with Rev Irving E Wade of the Christian church officiating. Misses Helen and Hazel Wade sang with pallbearers Irvin Miller Ted Ireland Jim Lorimer and Lee Voorhies. Burial followed at Green Grove cemetery near Morley. Out of town mourners included Mrs Hattie Ireland of Muscatine and Cedar Rapids residents including Charles Starry and family and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Stingley
Olin
E. A. Starry
Yocom Chapel
Irving E. Wade
The
Christian Church
Helen
Hazel Wade
Irvin Miller
Ted Ireland
Jim Lorimer
Lee Voorhies
Green Grove Cemetery
Morley
Charles Starry
Hattie Ireland
Muscatine
Howard Ireland
George Voorhies
Reece
Anamosa
Will Voorhies
James Lorimer
Donovan Miller
Loren Voorhies
Effie Starry
Reunion at Eagle Point park draws eighty six in attendance
A Marion group gathered for a family reunion at Eagle Point park in Dubuque. About eighty six attendees joined relatives led by Mrs. William Beadle aged 83 of Cedar Rapids and included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beadle Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mekota and daughters Marjorie and Dorothy of Marion along with Will Beadle Josephine Beadle and Jenna Beadle of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Point Park
Dubuque
William Beadle
Cedar Rapids
Charles Beadle
Louis Mekota
Marjorie
Dorothy
Marion
Will Beadle
Josephine Beadle
Jenna Beadle
Gregory family visits relatives while others fish in Minnesota
Mrs. Robert M. White and daughters Betty and Patty of Gregory South Dakota visit Mr and Mrs Louis White near Marion. Robert White and his brother Mason White of the city are fishing this week in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. White
Betty
Patty
Gregory, S. D
Mr. White
Louis White
Marion
Robert White
Mason White
Minnesota
Mrs. Marguerite Vahl and Joy Visit Central City
Mrs. Marguerite Vahl and her daughter Joy of Central City are guests in the home of Mrs. Mae Vahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Vahl
Joy
Central City
Mae Vahl
Gilbert Titler Recovers After Cedar Rapids Operation
Gilbert Titler of Central City is making satisfactory recovery after Friday's operation at St. Luke's hospital in Cedar Rapids. He is listed in guarded condition but showing steady improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Titler
Central City
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Excelsior Club Meeting Moves to New Host Home
Miss Bernice Lassen visiting Springville. The Excelsior Agriculture and Literary club meeting planned for Friday at Mrs. Hammond’s home will be held instead at D I Hoskins residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Agriculture and Literary Club
H. B. Hammond
D. I. Hoskins
Dry Creek Agriculture and Literary Club
Jesse Wilson
Presbyterian youths plan Cedar Falls conference trip
A group of young Presbyterians will attend a youth conference at Cedar Falls this Thursday. Funeral services for Mrs. James E. Burris are set for Thursday at 5 PM in Yocom chapel with Dr. S. B. Miller officiating. burial follows at Oak Shade cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Cedar Falls
James E. Burris
Yocom Chapel
S. B. Miller
Cedar Rapids
Oak Shade Cemetery
Jolly Dozen Carnival Aids Marion Band Fund
The Jolly Dozen club held a Tuesday lawn carnival at Arline Guzzle home to raise funds for the Marion band. The program included readings by Milda Culver Dorothy Jeanne Ratliff and Mary Elizabeth Starry, songs by Jo sephine Beadle Lois Culver Darlene Keenan and the club, and a play Haste Makes Waste by Marjorie Mekota Betty Peck and Margaret Beadle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Dozen
Arline Guzzle
Marion Band
Reading
Milda Culver
Josephine Beadle
Cedar Rapids
Dorothy Jeanne Ratliff
Lois Culver
Darlene Keenan
Arline Guzzie
Marjorie Mekota
Betty Peck
Margaret Beadle
Mary Elizabeth Starry
Pleasant Grove Community club hosts reading and cake demo
Earl Miller hosts a Pleasant Grove Community club gathering with Mrs. David Gott reading an article and Dorothy Conway from Cedar Rapids giving a reading. Alice Stewart and Betty Rhinehart from Linn's Best Four-H club demonstrate cake making. Refreshments served to about forty guests. Free Methodist church holds quarterly meetings starting Friday at 8 pm with Rev H R Eveland in charge. Sunday services include Sunday school at 9:45 am, morning worship at 11 am, and evening events led by Rev C O Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Miller
Pleasant Grove
The
Free Methodist Church
H. R. Eveland
Toddville
C. O. Monroe
Ladies Aid Meeting at St Pauls Lutheran Church
The Ladies Aid society of St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church will meet Thursday at 2 30 PM at the home of Mrs A Sorensen east of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
A. Sorensen
Marion
Mrs Secrist Returns From Phillips Visit
Mrs. Carl Secrist has returned from Phillips North Carolina where she visited her sister Mrs W H Crowley. Her daughter Mrs Roy Tamblingson of Sheboygan Michigan who kept house for her father while her mother was away has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Secrist
Phillips, N. C
W. H. Crowley
Roy Tamblingson
Sheboygan, Mich
Mead Returns From Alexandria Visit
D. M. Mead of Alexandria, South Dakota, spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Armstrong and returned home Tuesday night. He is a cousin of Mr. Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Mead
Alexandria, S. D
E. D. Armstrong
Mr. Armstrong
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Missionary Meeting Set Thursday
The Ladies Aid and Missionary societies of the Presbyterian church will hold a joint meeting Thursday at 2 30 at the home of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies of
The
Presbyterian Church
Local Refreshments Planned for Marion Event Committee
Mrs A J Taube near Marion announces Miss Pearl Bulkley will head refreshments. Mrs Max Voris Miss Katherine Taube Mrs W Vaughn and Mrs Mary Baker will join the program for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Taube
Marion
Pearl Bulkley
Max Voris
Katherine Taube
W. Vaughn
Mary Baker
Kenaya Camp Fire Meeting At Booze Home
The Kenaya Camp Fire group met Tuesday at the home of guardian Mrs. W. H. Booze to discuss activities and plans for the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenaya Camp
W. H. Booze
the Guardian
Bands Gather for Sunday Concert at American Legion Pool
Members of bands from Alburn Shellsburg and Newhall under Howard Ellison will perform a concert Sunday afternoon at the American Legion pool, offering community entertainment in a local setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alburn Shellsburg
Newhall
Howard Ellison
American Legion Pool
Four C's Club Hostessed by Mrs Elkin
Mrs. Robert Elkin served as hostess to the Four C's club on Tuesday with Mrs. Etta Bigger as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Elkin
Rathburns Return to Amery After Reed Death
Mr and Mrs G O Rathburn and their family return to Amery Wisconsin after visiting for the death of Mrs Rathburns father Edward J Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Rathburn
Friday Bridge Club Meeting Canceled This Week
The Friday Bridge club will not meet this week. No alternate date is announced.
Burritts Visit Brother Before Returning From La Crosse
Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Burritt and their son of Columbia Missouri visited Mrs. Burritt's brother Matt Schuller on Wednesday morning while en route to their home after a business trip to La Crosse Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Burritt
Columbia, Mo
Mrs. Clara Tilton Improves After Weeklong Illness
Mrs. Clara Tilton shows improvement after a week of illness. Her status was reported by family and indicates steady recovery with medical oversight ongoing.
Local Lodge Meeting And Navy Son En Route To Alaska
F T Fox lodge No 319 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will meet tonight at 7 30 in Memorial hall. The Christian church choir will rehearse tonight at 7 30 in the church basement. Mrs Clara Tilton reports her son DeVere Fehr is in the United States navy and is now en route to Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Fox Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Memorial Hall
The
Christian Church
Clara Tilton
DeVere Fehr
United States Navy
Alaska
New Art club hosts crochet purse project meeting
Mrs Don Torrence was hostess to the New Art club Tuesday evening. The crochet purses project was led by Mrs Raymond Kent. Guests included Mrs Hubert McCalley of Marion and Mrs Conners of Cedar Rapids. A picnic supper at Thomas Park was planned for the August meeting with Mrs Roy Cooper as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Torrence
New Art Club
Croche Purses
Raymond Kent
Hubert McCalley
Marion
Conners
Cedar Rapids
Thomas Park
Roy Cooper
Funeral for Mrs. Mable Ring Darrow Held in Center Point
Funeral services for Mrs. Mable Ring Darrow, pioneer resident, were held Monday at her home of her daughter Mrs. A. D. Floyd. She died Saturday. survivors include Mrs. Floyd, son Elmer Hutchinson of California, and four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Point
Mable Ring Darrow
A. D. Floyd
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U. S
Elks
Robert D. Quinn
Naval Academy
Montieur
Court House News
Immaculate Conception Social
Eighteenth
Blake
St. Ludmila’s
Minnie Crew
B Avenue NE
Mae Auld
Old Timers’ Club
Gov
Nice
Maryland
Gov. Nice
Crash
Marion News
Legion Pool
Bernice Lassen
Springville
Harmon Bailey Home
E. J. Esgate
Washington, D. C
Arthur Esgate
Edith and
Helen Esgate
Georgia Lillie
Mary Hanna
Don Hall
Shellsburg
Cedar River
Lois Lehdigh
Perry
Mrs
Walter Applegate
Louise Beyer
Berkeley, Calif
August Beyer
J. H. Kramer
Columbus
Ohio
Ed Starry
Mary Elizabeth
Council Bluffs
Mr. Starry
Fredrika Chudzinsky
Baptist Church
Churdan
Carter
SpIy
Lever Brothers Company
Cambridge
Mass
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