Alumnae Of Stephens Hear Dr Woods Speak
Alumnae and prospective Stephens students gathered at Cedar Rapids Country Club for a dinner where James Madison Woods announced Dr. Woods would join Stephens College teaching staff for 1937-38. He spoke on Women’s problems and health education, and outlined a cosmetology class teaching dress, hair, and facial features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aude Adams
Stephens College
Columbia
James Madison Woods
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Manadaravanin
Sucouay Cvcumie
Woods
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa
Brooklyn
Belle Plaine
Dysart
Iowa City
Keota
Manchester
Monticello
Sigourney
Tipton
Washington
Wellman
Wyoming
H. S. Walters
Stephens
Midwest
Harry M. Gage
Shirley Sherman
Nora Springs
Margaret Warser
Clear Lake
Stephens College Club
Elizabeth Clark
Martha Coffman
Janet Coquil-lette
Margaret Ann Hallgren
Edith Hersch
Audrey Lea Ivins
Jane O’meara
Grace Ann Reiff
Nadgie Rohrbach
Mary Winslow
Esther Yothers
Thomas
Miller Dinner Hosts Bridge Club At Commonwealth Tea Room
Mr and Mrs George F Miller of 1960 Washington avenue SE host a Wednesday evening dinner at the Commonwealth tea room for the Wednesday evening bridge club. After dinner guests will move to the Miller home for an evening gathering. Attending include Mr and Mrs Allen Nash Dr and Mrs H M Ivins and C C Kaldenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Miller
Washington Avenue SE
Commonwealth Tea Room
Bridge Club
Miller
Allen Nash
H. M. Ivins
C. C. Kaldenberg
Hanson Hosts Luncheon Bridge For Visiting Guests
Mrs H E Hanson hosted a luncheon bridge at 1909 Bever Avenue SE to honor Mrs R J Mark of Detroit and Mrs Ray Harp and Mrs Art Harp of Los Angeles, guests staying with Mr and Mrs A J Diebold at 2207 Grande Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Hanson
Bever Avenue SE
R. J. Mark
Detroit
Ray Harp
Art Harp
Los Angeles
A. J. Diebold
Grande Avenue SE
Miller family returns home from Canada trip
Mr and Mrs Leland C Miller and daughter Mary 1953 Blake boulevard SE returned Monday evening after two weeks at Pipestone Falls Lodge on the Canada Minnesota border. They were accompanied by Mr and Mrs Harry Conover of Mason City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland C. Miller
Mary
Blake Boulevard
Pipestone Falls Jodge
Canada
Minnesota
Harry Conover
Mason City
Jones family returns from Minnesota fishing trip
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Jones and their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Jones, 314 First Avenue W, returned home Tuesday after a ten day fishing trip in the northern part of Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Jones
R. E. Jones
First Avenue W
Minnesota
Giles Kellyson Eastern Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs Giles Kelly and daughter Geraldine 507 Second Street SW leave for a two week motor trip through the east visiting New York City Washington and Port Arthur Canada Accompanying is Miss Genevieve Malfoy 702 S Street SW In Washington they will be joined by Mr and Mrs Leon Wenn of Miami Florida for the remainder of the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giles Kelly
Geraldine
Second Street
New York City
Washington
Port Arthur
Canada
Genevieve Malfoy
S Street
Leon Wenn
Miami
Fla
Miss Alice Simitz to Wed Joseph Zelen da Jr
A miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Alice Simitz ahead of her July 26 wedding to Joseph Zelen da Jr. was hosted by Mrs. M. M Simitz at 1723 Grande avenue SE. Garden flowers decorated the home, bridge was the evening’s diversion, and twelve guests attended. Out-of-town visitors included Mrs. Francis Boyle Miss Marouerite Healy of Town City Mrs. George Kolda of Marion and Mrs. Harold Kolda of Central City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Simitz
Joseph Zelenda, Jr
M. M Simitz
Grande Avenue SE
Francis Boyle
Marouerite Healy
Town City
George Kolda
Marion
Harold Kolda
Central City
Miss Nichols Honored At Des Moines Shower
Mrs Charles Plows and Mrs Forrest Scannell entertained at a personal shower Monday evening at Mrs Scannell s home honoring Miss Anna Nichols whose marriage to Leo Sears will take place July 31. Bridge was played and guests included Miss Charlotte Wing Nola Winke Florence Nemec Marian Wing Marie Schamberger Gertrude Kramer Geraldine Gilham and Mrs Fred Welsh Mrs Alex Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Plows
Des Moines
Forrest Scannell
First Avenue W
Scannell
Anna Nichols
Leo Sears
Charlotte Wing
Nola Winke
Florence Nemec
Marian Wing
Marie Schamberger
Gertrude Kramer
Geraldine Gilham
Fred Welsh
Alex Nichols
Daughters of Isabella Meet at Montrose Hotel
Our Lady of Perpetual Help circle will gather Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Montrose Hotel for their regular meeting and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle
Montrose Hotel
Marcia Jenkins Hosts Party For Cousin Patsy Neilson
Miss Marcia Jenkins entertained Wednesday afternoon at her Fifth Avenue SE home in honor of her cousin Patsy Neilson of Milwaukee who turned eleven. Guests included Bonnie Jean McGregor, Charles, Betty, and Glenis Hopkins who joined in games during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Jenkins
Albert P. Jenkins
Fifth Avenue SE
Patsy Neilson
Milwaukee
Miss Neilson
Walter R. Neilson
Charles H. Proctor
Patsy
Miss Jenkins
Bonnie Jean McGregor
Charles
Betty
Glenis Hopkins
Art Group Holds Breakfast Meeting During Outdoor Sketching
Members of the summer art group formed for outdoor sketching met Tuesday at Mrs. W. A. Montgomery’s Hillcrest drive SE home. Breakfast around the outdoor fire preceded a country sketching trip with attendees Mrs. Arthur L. Augustine, Miss Nancy Finnigan, Mrs. Montgomery, Miss Harriet Sargent, Mrs. Allen I. Dunn, Miss Rosamond Kearney and Mrs. F. D. Fillmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Montgomery
Hillcrest Drive
Arthur L. Augustine
Nancy Finnigan
Montgomery
Harriet Sargent
Allen I. Dunn
Rosamond Kearney
F. D. Fillmore
Durins Plan Trip to Three Rivers Mich to Twin Anchors
Mr and Mrs Alfred Durin of 2320 Linden drive SE will travel Thursday to Three Rivers Michigan to visit Mr and Mrs Worth Averill at their summer home Twin Anchors on Corey Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Durin
Linden Drive
Three Rivers
Mich
Mrs. Worth Averill
Corey Lake
Bentlages Leave After Visiting Lattners
Mrs. P. J. Bentlage of Long Beach California and her daughter Joan left Tuesday after visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Lattner at 1952 Fifth avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Bentlage
Long Beach
Calif
Joan
P. M. Lattner
Fifth Avenue
Miss Elsie Sinclair and Tom Sin clair visit Indianapolis couple
Miss Elsie Sinclair and Tom Sin clair of Indianapolis arrived Tuesday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Isaac B. Smith at their home on 500 Twenty seventh Street Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Sinclair
Tom Sinclair
Indianapolis
Isaac B. Smith
Twenty Seventh Street Drive
Mrs. Green Returns From Rochester Visit
Mrs. Howard R. Green of 2003 Bever Avenue SE returned Tuesday after spending several days in Rochester Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard R. Green
Bever Avenue SE
Rochester
Minn
Grant High Alumni Honor Homer Couch Picnic Panned
All Grant high school alumnae up to class 1928 meet Friday at 6 30 p m at the river pavilion Ellis park for a picnic honoring former Grant principal Homer C Couch Currently a Los Angeles resident Couch is a house guest of Mr and Mrs E J North 540 Forest drive SE Attendees should bring a covered dish and follow picnic rules For more information call Mrs M D Owen 2 9649 or Mrs John Vaughn 2 8350
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant High School
River Pavilion
Ellis Park
Homer C. Couch
Couch
Los Angeles
E. J. North
Forest Drive
M. D. Owen
John Vaughn
Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae Meeting Report
Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the home of Miss Wilma Coon 1722 Bever Avenue SE A report will be given by Miss Alice Snyder who recently returned from the international convention at Evergreen Colorado
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta
Wilma’ Coon
Bever Avenue
Alice Snyder
Iowa City Bride-to-Be Miss Holloway Honored
Miss Marjorie Holloway of Iowa City will wed Charles Willson Monday. A miscellaneous shower Tuesday at 2516 CG Avenue NE hosted by Mrs C L Holloway honored the bride-elect with eighteen guests. Tea towels were hemmed and guests contributed pages for a scrapbook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Holloway
Iowa City
Charles Willson
C. L. Holloway
CG Avenue NE
Miss Holloway
Josephine Patton Weds Peoria Man
Miss Josephine Patton granddaughter of Mrs. M. F. Sullivan and C Wayne Newell of Peoria Ill were married Monday morning at 8 30 in the Immaculate Conception church with Monsignor John M Molloy officiating. The bride wore navy blue linen with white accessories and gardenia corsage. Attendant Miss Florence Reese wore gold linen with tea rose corsage. Groom attended by Richard C Humphry of Hamilton. The couple planned a Minneapolis Duluth honeymoon and will reside in Peoria after Aug 1 where Newell works for Caterpillar Tractor Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Patton
M. F. Sullivan
Fourth Avenue SE
C. Wayne Newell
Peoria
Ill
B. B. Newell
Center
Point Road NE
Immaculate Conception Church
John M. Molloy
Florence Reese
Newell
Richard C. Humphry
Hamilton
Immaculate Conception School
Cornell
Coe Colleges
Coe
Chi Beta Phi
Minneapolis
Duluth
Caterpillar Tractor Company
Ireland Family Holds Picnic at Bever Park
A large Ireland family picnic occurred Sunday at Bever Park with many relatives listed from Cedar Rapids Muscatine Tipton Marion and Anamosa and guests including Mrs Hattie Leek Ipswich S D. The gathering featured numerous siblings cousins and spouses of the Ireland clan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Bever Park
Honovne
Hattie Leck
Ipswich
M. D
Cedar Rapids
Hattie Ireland
Muscatine
Lettie Bender
Grant Brickley
Donald Alvin
Ruth
Vernon Brickley
Vinton
Frank “Martin
Hazel
Willard
Paul Martin
Tipton
Hattie Leek
S.D
Will .Shellhammer
Springville
Maude McBride
Melvin McBride
Marion
H. R. Ireland
L. A. Blood
Robert
Mabel Roland
Howard Rhatigan
Ronnie
Florence Regan
Patty
Laura Ireland
John Ireland
Rodney Peterson
W. H. Dorgeloh
Billie
Howard Ireland
Shirley
Elmer Ireland
Emma Wink
Geneva Mae
Ernest McKinstry
Dorothy
Curtis
Beverly
Frank Ireland
Lee Ireland
Joan
L. L. Ireland
C. W. Blood
Gordon
Clement
Russell
Shirley Ann
Anamosa
Memorial for Samuel Van Sant to be read at G A R meeting
Mrs. John A. Berry of Los Angeles a Cedar Rapids native prepares the memorial for Samuel Van Sant former Minnesota governor and G A R commander in chief to be presented at the national G A R meeting in Madison Wisconsin in September. Mr Berry now in poor health has forced cancellation of plans to attend. The couple celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Berry
Los Angeles
Cedar Rapids
Samuel van Sant
Minnesota
Madison
Wis
van Sant
G A. R
Berry
Mr. Berry
Mrs. Berry
Kohinke Reunion Held at Ellis Park
The fifteenth Kohinke reunion gathered Sunday at Ellis park with dinner for thirty five relatives. Charles Rech was elected president and Mrs Merle Busen Bark secretary treasurer. Attendees included families from Solon North Liberty Central City Marion Cedar Rapids and Cedar Rapids residents Miss Ruth Long and Harlan Conley were special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Park
Charles Rech
Merle Busenbark
John Krob
Solon
Robert Cerhan
North Liberty
John van Buren
Central City
George Burns
Ralph Glass
Charles Fikers
Clifford Burns
Marion
Fred Thompson
Roy Thompson
Howard Cambridge
Ruth Long
Harlan Conley
Cedar Rapids
Miss Long
Mr. Conley
Suttons Visit Here Brief Local Stopover This Week
Out-of-town guests stayed at the home of Mrs. Francis Waite and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wharton at 709 First Street SW on Tuesday. The visitors were the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sutton, en route from Nebraska to their Illinois home. After their visit they plan a trip to Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Waite
C. W. Wharton
First Street
Ben Sutton
Nebraska
Ilinois
Mrs Phelps Honored At Davenport Farewell Luncheon
A luncheon honoring Mrs Frank L Phelps and planned move to Davenport was hosted by Mrs Wallace D Lyon and Mrs Orville H Tousey at Carlton apartments. Guests included Mrs Donald M Leonard Mrs Ronald P Evans Mrs William G Hottensen Miss Barbara Bloomhall and Miss Margaret Wilcox. Bridge preceded the afternoon’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Wallace D. Lyon
Park Avenue SE
Orville H. Tousey
Carlton Apartments
Frank L. Phelps
First Avenue E
Mr. Phelps
Allen Family Returns From Green Lake Trip
Mr and Mrs R J Allen and their son Ray Allen returned home after a two week stay at Green Lake Michigan. They were accompanied by Ronald Allen of Grand Rapids Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Allen
Forest Drive
Green Lake
Mich
Ray Allen
Allen
Ronald
Grand Rapids
Beta Phi Alpha Meets at Marion Home for Session
Undergraduate members of Beta Phi Alpha sorority at Coe college will meet at Miss Verle Breed's Marion home at 7 15 p m Thursday for a business session. Breed will report on the national convention she attended at Blue Ridge North Carolina from June 28 to July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Phi Alpha Sorority
Coe College
Family motor trip through southern states planned
Mr and Mrs Stanley Procok and Miss Bonnie Bieser of 1602 K street SW and Miss Wanda Cline of 710 Sixth street SW have departed on a motor journey through southern states to visit relatives and are expected back in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Procok
Bonnie Bieser
K Street
Wanda Cline
Sixth Street
Chicago Guest Miss Ann Vavra Visits Vavra Family
Miss Ann Vavra of Chicago stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs J J Vavra at 182 Sixteenth Avenue SW for several days. She returned Wednesday morning to Chicago with her brother who will remain there six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Vavra
Chicago
J. J. Vavra
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Luncheon Honors Mrs Josephine Bean at May's Tea Room
Mrs D P Marvis hosted a luncheon Tuesday at May s tea room on Fourth Avenue SW honoring her mother Mrs Josephine Bean. Special guest was her step father Obed Bean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Marvis
Fourth Avenue SW
May
Josephine Bean
Marvis
Obed Bean
Community Night at Sinclair Playground Opened With Bouts and Film
Tonight's Sinclair Park program led by Ted Bornhoeft and Luella O'Brien features boxing and wrestling by Community House athletes and three reels of motion pictures. Earlier Riverside and Sinclair held a joint night at Riverside Park with 1,000 attendees, a Riverside seniors beat Sinclair 6 to 2 in softball, batters German and Northrup for Riverside, Stodola and Kacere for Sinclair. Performers included Rita Balik, John Melichar, Earl Lentz, Dorothy Hurich, Arlene Hurich, Francis Wilson, and Antonio Cop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair Park
Ted Bornhoeft
Luella O'Brien
Community House
Riverside Park
Byron Heneks
Mary Condon
van Buren
Perry Oliver
Lena Ament
Riverside
Sinclair
Northrup
Stodola
Kacere
Rita Balik
Second Street
John Melichar
M Street
Earl Lentz
L Street
Dorothy
Arlene Hurich
K Street
Francis Wilson
Third Street
Antonio Cop
Decorah Elks' Team Finishes Third in National Meet
Decorah Elks' ritualistic team placed third at the national contest in Denver scoring 97.99, narrowly behind the winner by 0.73 of one percent. This marks their second top finish at the national convention, continuing Decorah's strong showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah Elks
The
Gazette
Decorah
Denver
Haygood to Speak at Washington County Hospital Anniversary
Dr. M. F. Haygood of Des Moines assistant state commissioner of health will be the principal speaker at Washington County hospital’s twentieth anniversary program Friday. Other speeches will be delivered by representatives of various county medical organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, In
INS
M. F. Haygood
Des Moines
Washington County Hospital
Coe College Geology Club Heads to Rockies Friday
A seventeen member Coe College geology and botany expedition leaves Cedar Rapids Friday for a 3500 mile trek through the Black Hills Yellowstone and the Teton range. The trip costs one cent per mile per person and includes camping and field study under Dr. Leonard R. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Yellowstone Park
Teton Mountains
Leonard R. Wilson
Coe
Wilson
Cedar’ Rapids
Sioux City
Yankton
S. C
Black Hills
Rapid City
Yellowstone
Teton Range
Wyoming
Mount Teewinot
Grand Teton
Trade Name Filing Law Largely Ignored in Jackson Co
Jackson county records officer Ada McCarthy says the 1925 trade name filing law sees little use. Only 250 trade names filed since 1925, many unaware of the requirement. Offenders face 25 to 100 dollars fines or up to 30 days in jail per offense. daily offenses could mount to large penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Co
Maquoreta
Ada McCarthy
Jackson County
Recorder
Sailboating Approved on Johnson Co Lake Macbride
DES MOINES AP The conservation commission announced sailboating is legal on Lake Macbride a made water body in Johnson county. Similar actions were already taken for four other artificial lakes Lakes Aquabe near Indianola Manawa near Council Bluffs Wapello in Davis county and the Lake of Three Fires in Taylor county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Lake Macbride
The
Conservation Commission
Johnson County
Commission
Aquabe
Indianola
Manawa
Council Bluffs
Wapello
Davis County
Taylor County
Cedar Rapids Couple Wed at Justice Churchill Home
Ernest Lane and Ruth Gibson both of Cedar Rapids were married by Justice H R Churchill at his home Tuesday evening. Cedar Rapids firemen responded to a fire on Ninth street SW caused by a short circuit. A C Holmes is the occupant. County Treasurer Milo Sedlacek reported $2766.50 in second quarter county fees from motor vehicle licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Lane
Ruth Gibson
Cedar Rapids
Justice H. R. Churchill
Ninth Street
A. C. Holmes
Linn County
Milo Sedlacek
Shueyville band to perform Friday concert
The Shueyville band will give a concert Friday at 8 o'clock at the Shueyville United Brethren church. The concert is sponsored by the Christian Endeavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shueyville
Linn county forms road district 103 for surfacing work
The Linn county supervisors on Tuesday established Secondary road district No. 103 for improvement by surfacing. The district extends 2.18 miles south from Lee No. 161 in Brown township between Springville and the Jones county line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Lee No. 161
Brown Township
Springville
Jones County
Linn County to open coal supply bids August 3
The Linn county supervisors will open bids August 3 at 2 p.m. for a coal supply totaling 1,500 tons with an optional 1,500 tons for relief needs and 600 tons with a 100 ton option for the Linn county home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Linn County relief department names new commodity clerk
Resignation of George Struck as commodity clerk for Linn County relief department was accepted by the county supervisors on Tuesday. Noble Crumpacker was appointed Struck's successor, effective July 19. Struck is re entering railroad work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Struck
Linn County
Noble Crumpacker
Struck
Warner Baxter Tops Hollywood Salary Records For 1936
Warner Baxter leads Hollywood pay scales for 1936 with a $284,364 salary at Twentieth Century Fox. Paramount lists Gary Cooper at $265,454 and George Raft at $202,666. The report also shows Zanuck at $260,000 and Del Ruth at $238,333, with Will Rogers previously highest in 1935 at $258,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hollywood
Warner Baxter
Gary Cooper
George Raft
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation
The
Securities Commission
Paramount
Cooper
Raft
Baxter
Twentieth Century
Darryl F. Zanuck
Roy del Ruth
Wesley Ruggles
Will Rogers
Court At Manchester Handles Seven Cases In One Night
Manchester The court of Mayor E G Dittmer and Justice John M Brayton disposed of seven men arrested Monday night by Night Officers Leonard Barr and Paul Pridey. Four transients chose castor oil and freedom over 30 day custody. John Holthaus and Robert Ferguson faced drunkenness and related charges with jail terms and remissions. Ambrose Kelly received a 30 day jail sentence with 15 days remitted by Brayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
E. G. Dittmer
John M. Brayton
Leonard “Mike” Barr
Paul Pridey
Dittmer
Brayton
Navy Men's Club Holds Third Meeting Tonight at Legion Hall
The Navy Men's Club invites all active and former service members including Navy Coast Guard and Marine Corps to its third meeting at 8 p.m. in the Memorial building Legion Drum and Bugle Corps room on First Avenue. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Men’s Club
Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
First Avenue
Memorial Building
Navy
Coast Guard
Marine Corps
Missing Mount Vernon youths return home after short disappearance
Donald McSpadden aged 15 and his friend Duane Stoneking, also 15, of Mount Vernon, left home in an old car Monday afternoon. They were reported missing to Cedar Rapids police and were found returning to their homes at 2 p.m. Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald McSpadden
I. E. McSpadden
Mount Vernon
Cedar Rapids
Donald
Duane Stoneking
Trains Detoured After Washout Pass Cedar Rapids
Eastbound North Western trains delayed by a washout at Point-Of-Rocks, Wye, were nine times late but all passed Cedar Rapids by Wednesday noon. Most used the Linn county line via Beverly to Otis while the new Forty-niner, due Tuesday 9:30 am, arrived shortly after 3 am Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Western
Point-Of-Rocks
Wye
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Beverly
Otis
Five Motorists Fined In Police Court
Two overtime parkers paid fines of $1 and costs in police court Wednesday morning. John McDonald of 718 Third avenue SW and the Stalker Electric company at 115 Second avenue SE were cited. Double parking led to $1 fines and costs for Willard Maley of Martelle and C. A. Wissler of Marion. James Reilly of Otis road also paid $1 and costs for parking in an alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkers
John McDonald
Third Avenue
Stalker Electric Company
Second Avenue
Willard Maley
Martelle
C. A. Wissler
Marion
James Reilly
Otis Road
Residents seek road grading plan along Linn County stretch
A group of residents from Story corner to Rollins corner asked Linn county supervisors how to obtain road improvements by grading. They were told to consult township trustees to place the road on the new county road improvement program expected next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Story Corner
Central City
Rollins Corner
Waubeck
Linn County
Newman couple transfer land to Eva May Stoll
G W Newman and his wife convey four acres described as the west half of the northwest quarter and northeast quarter plus a fee interest in sections 26 85 8 and 27 37 to Eva May Stoll for value in cash and consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Newman
Eva May Stoll
Val Con
Nancy Hoyt Curtis Romance Halted in Bar Harbor
Bar Harbor, Me. Nancy Hoyt Curtis, famed novelist, and James Baker, Bar Harbor taxi driver, were stopped by Canadian border patrol from entering Canada for an alleged elopement. Baker was jailed for his own good when the couple returned in Nancy's limousine. The novelist returned to Northeast Harbor with her mother Mrs Hoyt, and a marriage license was pursued but a five day notice is required. Earlier, Curtis had a history of marriages and partings including Gerald Wynne and Edward D. Curtis amid past liaisons and rumored connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harbor, Me
INS
Nancy Hoyt Curtis
James Baker
Bar Harbor
Border Patrol
Canada
Baker
Nancy
Washington
Frederick Clark
Gerald Wynne
Edward D. Curtis
Boston
Smith Reynolds
Birth announcements list three newborns with parents and hospitals
A son named John Francis Doyle was born to Mr. and Mrs. Al Doyle at Mercy hospital on July 10, 1247 Fourth avenue SE. John Wesley Potter arrived July 7 at Passavant hospital in Chicago to Mr. and Mrs. A L Potter, former Cedar Rapids resident Esther McKinstry. George Valentine of Davenport welcomed a son July 14 at St Luke's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Doyle
Fourth Avenue SE
John Francis
Mercy Hospital
A. L. Potter
Chicago
John Wesley
Passavant Hospital
Potter
Esther McKinstry
Cedar Rapids
George Valentine
Davenport
St Luke's Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Woods
George F. Millers Entertain Bridge Club
Mrs. Hanson
Leland C. Millers
Jones
Giles Kellyson
Miss Nichols
Isabella
ART Group
A. E. Durins
Worth Averills
Bentlages
Elsie
Smith Home
Mrs. Green
Grant High
Homer Couch
Montieur
J. A. Berry
Kohinke
Phelps
R. J. Allens
Michigan
Beta Phi Alpha Meeting
Mrs. Bean
COE Group
Rockies
Yellowstone Park and
Tetons
Johnson Co
A. L. Taylor
Evangelical
Duck Pond
Navy Club
Carman
Cruise
Biltmore Plain
Armstrong
Sac de Perle
Solkolf
Lomford Ab Armstrongs
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