Honor campers named at Camp Wapsie week fifth period
Kenyon Kellogg 14 Dick Wildman 11 and Mickey McNiel 14 named honor campers for fifth period at Camp Wapsie which closed Sunday. Winners include Dick Wildman Bud Valenta Junior Valenta Buddy Thomas Harry Sample Harold Kricher Billy Graham Paul Gustafson and Ralph Ballow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenyon Kellogg
F. G. Kellogg
Fourth Avenue
Dick Wildman
H. L. Wildman
A Avenue
Mickey McNiel
W. H. McNiel
Sixth Street
Camp Wapsie
Ralph Colby
T. W. Colby
Ralph Ballow
E. O. Ballow
Edgar King
G. F. King
Eighth Street
Bud Valenta
Junior Valenta
Buddy Thomas
Harry Sample
Harold Kricher
Billy
Billy Holmes
Junior Dillon
Clark
Billy Graham
Adolp Maciejewsky
Sunny South Minstrels
Allan Remy
Charles Dulindman
Ray Hayward
Paul Gustafson
Kings- E W
Homer Stone
Stanley
Harold Kindler
Ralph
Robert MacDane
Frank Waples
House Entered and clock and wrist watch stolen
Jake Boles reported thieves broke into his home on Sunday afternoon and took an electric clock valued at 750 dollars and a woman's wrist watch worth 28 dollars. The rear door was forced while Boles was away. Robert Parks asked police to watch for a thief in a Cities Service baseball suit with emblem on sleeve size nine spiked shoes and red and grey socks worth 15 dollars stolen last week from Parks' car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Boles
Avenue
Boles
Robert Parks
Second Street
Cities Service
Parks
Benton County Receives Red Cross Flour Aid
Three hundred ten barrels of flour are sent to Benton county by the American Red Cross for distribution to needy families. Claire Donels of Vinton, Benton county chair, arranged 200 barrels for Vinton and 110 for Belle Plaine. An order is placed with the Central Wheat Distribution office in Chicago for shipment to be overseen by local supervisors and vines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Benton County
American Red Cross
Claire Donels
Donels
Belle Plaine
Central Wheat Distribution Office
Chicago
Vine
Buck Rogers in 2432 A D theme evoked in panel figures
A fragmentary caption mentions Buck Rogers alongside Sy Phil Nowlan and Dick Calkins. The note references treatment like smallpox and a copy sight attributed to John F. Dille, with patent office initials and page marker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SY Phil Nowlan and
Dick Calkins
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local Notices
Frank Piedlau age 49 and C ce Hagen age 38 were fined $10 and 1s each in police court Monday for intoxication. Linden camp No. 145 will meet Tuesday at 8 15 for regular meeting and reception of new members. City council granted Farmers Supply Co. permission to cut curbing and build a driveway at 719 Third Street SE. Pioneer Council 163 W National Union Assurance Society will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Sokoi hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Piedlau
C Ce»Hagen
Linden Camp No. 145
Farmers Supply Company
Third Street
Pioneer Council
National Union Assurance Society
Sokoi Hall
Promotion of Mio Joseph Tilusty to First Lieutenant
Mio Joseph Tilusty of 846 Fifteenth Street SE has been promoted to first lieutenant in the infantry reserve corps, according to a recent communication from the War Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mio Joseph Tilusty
Fifteenth Street
Infantry Reserve Corps
War Department
Balik Given 30 Day Suspended Sentence on Intoxication Charge
John Balik 27 of 1124 Sixth Street SE received a thirty day suspended sentence on a intoxication charge. He was arrested by police early Sunday, justice G S Lightner presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Balik
Sixth Street SE
G. S. Lightner
Balik
Champlin Refining petition to cut curb on Tenth Street
The Champlin Refining company petitioned to cut curbing on Tenth Street at Second Avenue SE. The city council received the request Monday and referred it to the department of streets and public improvements for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champlin Refining Company
Tenth Street
Second Avenue
Man finds recovery after operation at Chippewa Falls
William L. Hagen a training instructor at Benjamin Franklin junior high school recently underwent an operation at St. Josephs hospital Chippewa Falls Wis and has been moved to his home in the city where he is reported recovering satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Hagen
Benjamin Franklin Junior High School
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Protest Filed Over Stalling Curbs on D Street SW
Twenty-one property owners on D Street Southwest filed a protest with the city council against installing curbing and guttering in the district. The council had not yet received a petition for the project, so the protest was placed on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Street
Parking Fine For No Rear Lights Cited In City Notice
A dispute lists $2 and costs demanded from Lee Robertson at 842 Fourteenth Street SE Gerald Tiep at 2030 Grande Avenue SE and C A Topinka at 1309 Second Street SE for parking without rear lights. notice references a local ordinance and penalty details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Robertson
Fourteenth Street
Gerald Tiep
Grande Avenue
C. A. Topinka
Second Street
Delegation Heads to Des Moines GOP Convention
Don A. Preussner United States marshal and Jack Brown deputy marshal from Sioux City and Dubuque respectively joined by R. L. Whelan deputy marshal in Cedar Rapids. The three proceed to Des Moines for the state Republican convention opening Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don A. Preussner
Sioux City
United States
Jack Brown
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
R. L. Whelan
Des Moines
Death of Roy C. Van Patter at 40
Roy C. Van Patter 40 manager of the lunch counter at Niagara cigar store died after a brief illness at his Cedar Rapids home 1233 Third Avenue SE Born Eldora Feb 23 1892 he served in WWI and was a member of several fraternal organizations He is survived by his widow mother three sisters and two brothers Funeral services Tuesday at 9 at Immaculate Conception Church burial at Mt Calvary Cemetery Friends may call at home Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy C. van Patter
Niagara Cigar
Third Avenue SE
Mr. van Patter
Eldora
L. D. van Patter
Cedar Rapids
Rose McKernan
van Patter
American Legion
United States Navy
Catholic Order of Foresters
United Commercial Travelers
Travelers Protective Association
Good Fellowship Club
L.E. van Patter
Curtis Boyland
Virginia van Patter
Flossie Burnam
St. Joseph
Chester
Harold
Buckeye
Immaculate Conception Church
Norbert Barrett
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Third Avenue
Fatally Hurt Youth in Truck Collision
Robert Custer 17 formerly of Cedar Rapids died from head injuries after a truck he rode in was struck by a Ford driven by L S Martin Davenport. The impact threw Custer from the vehicle. he never regained consciousness. Martin had two fractured ribs and an inquest is to be held Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Robert Custer
Cedar Rapids
J. H. Solsedel
L. S. Martin
Davenport
Martin
Custer
Nolan petition for sidewalk closure on Third Street SE
City council received a petition from Charles D. Nolan to block off part of the sidewalk on Third Street SE near Second Avenue to dig a well for Harmony cafe. The matter was referred to the department of streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Nolan
Third Street
Second Avenue
Harmony Cafeteria
Department of Streets
Fire department responds to two alarms Sunday
Firemen answered an alarm at 12 30 p m from the F J Conrad home 1749 B avenue NE where spontaneous combustion ignited a paper box in the rear yard The fire did not spread beyond the box At 914 pm the department went to 604 First avenue W on a telephone alarm which proved false
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Conrad
B Avenue NE
First Avenue W
Hope Tuesday Weather Holds For Old Folks Picnic
The Sunshine Mission reports the twenty fourth Old People's reunion will go ahead Tuesday at Bever Park. Rev. F. K. Ward says weather unlikely to delay the event and cars will call for seniors between 9 and 10 in the morning. Those donating food or offering transportation should dial 2 8632.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. K
Daddy” Ward
Sunshine Mission
Bever Park
Lost items announcements from Camp Hita area
A series of lost notices report bedding from Camp Hita near Gamo Hitaga Troy Mills and Cedar Rapids with a reward and contact 27837. Also listed are a sideboard from a truck near 6th St and Prairie Creek and trousers with a missing pocket, with a reward and phone 117 1 ew a 1679. Another entry seeks lost rim glasses on the west side with a reward and dial 2 2796.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hita
Gamo Hitaga
Motortion Seeks Passengers for Interstate Trip Share
Classified snippet invites drivers traveling to other cities to offer seats and share expenses. Includes multiple local ads for services such as ice cream social July 19 at a church, home made desserts, cleaning and sale of hats, venturing with various merchants, and general notices about transfers and services with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ara
Holland Furnace CO
Messinger
Richards Co Pharmacy
Kissich’s
Aissich
St. NE
Mrs Minerva Hepner Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Minerva D Hepner 69 wife of Orlando Hepner of 117 Eleventh Street SW Cedar Rapids died at 755 p.m. Saturday after a long illness She had lived in Cedar Rapids 25 years moving from Marion Survived by husband four children Orville M Cedar Rapids William B Bethesda Md Mrs Hazel Craft and Mrs Gene Lancaster Cedar Rapids one brother Davis Trott Cedar Rapids and nine grandchildren Funeral services from Beatty chapel at 2 p.m. Tuesday Burial Shiloh Friends may call 7 to 9 Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva D. Hepner
Orlando Hepner
Eleventh Street
Hepner
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Orville M
William
Bethseda
Hazel Craft
Gene Lancaster
Davis Trott
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Beatty Chapel
Shiloh
Evangelist J W Cooper to Speak Daily at Sun Shine Mission
The Rev J W Cooper spoke Sunday evening at the Sun Shine Mission and will make Cedar Rapids his midwest headquarters speaking at the Mission each evening this week. Special music by the Mission orchestra and vocal solos by Mission young people with Frank H Ward in charge of song services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Cooper
Sunshine Mission
Mr. Cooper
Cedar Rapids
Mid-West
Mission
Mission Orchestra
Frank H. Ward
Car Break-In Report Near Bunny Baseball Park
E. J. Weis Jr of 1623 Hinkley Avenue NW told police that a Sunday night break in near Bunny baseball park broke the car door locks. No items were stolen and entry was gained through a rear door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Weis, Jr
Hinkley Avenue NW
Bunny Baseball Park
Marriage Licenses For Sizer Gardner Nemec Kudina
Harry W. Sizer of Washington and Faye L. Gardner of Lisbon wed in Cedar Rapids based on marriage license records. Edward J. Nemec and Leona A. Kudina, both of Cedar Rapids, also listed for licenses with no applications reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Sizer
Washington
Faye L. Gardner
Lisbon
Edward J. Nemec
Leona A. Kudina
Cedar Rapids
Traveling Salesman Injured in Belvidere Crash
J R Lappin of 610 Eighth Street SE was injured in a Saturday accident near Belvidere Illinois and returned home Sunday. His companion W A Hicklin of Des Moines was killed. Lappin suffered severe cuts and shock but his condition is not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Lappin
Eighth Street SE
Belvidere
W. A. Hicklin
Des Moines
Lappin
Hawkeye Tin Shop Advertising Odd Job Services
Local business card fragment lists offerings including sheet metal work gas oil burners tin work and general contracting. Ads mention dirt filling paving stepping stones and rubbish removal under a Hawkeye TinShop banner with contact phone hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Leeeee
Hawkeye Tin
Girl Burned Slightly Better
Dorothy Jane Noyes five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs P H Noyes 701 Sixteenth street SE suffered extensive burns Saturday night when her clothing caught fire while she and companions played with matches in front of the Noyes home. She was reported slightly improved Monday after first aid at Mercy hospital and is back at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Jane Noyes
P. H. Noyes
Sixteenth Street
Noyes
Mercy Hospital
Max Balaban Dies After Six Months Illness
Chicago film magnate Max Balaban 39 a founder of Balaban and Katz theaters died Monday after a six months illness. He was a prominent figure in the motion picture field and helped build the Chicago cinema chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mns
Max Balaban
Balaban and
Katz Theater
Six Arrested For Speeding In Poll Court
Roll call in poll court Monday showed most charged with speeding pled guilty and were fined ten dollars plus costs. Maurice Eldridge of 1610 Second Avenue SE denied the charge and will have a Tuesday hearing. Those fined include Woodrow Lyman of Center Point Robinson Leo Valliere and G E Johnston with addresses listed. The city collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Eldridge
Second Avenue
Woodrow Lyman
Center Point
Stone
Park Avenue
Robinson
Twentieth Street
G. E. Johnston
Leo Valliere
Tieth Street
Ma Says I Must Help Her Warry Out a Mattress
Folkloric line shows a child’s gruff backtalk to Ma about helping with home chores. The speaker recalls a moment when Ma’s anger linked moral weighting to prayer and labor, hinting at family tensions and practical demands in a domestic setting.
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Wapsie-Y
Cabin 10
John Downing
Dick Elliott
Leo Liebsohn
Donald Bruce
Huntoon Hershey
Ben Drakozal
Walter Maciejewsky
Charles Dulin
Walter Jewsky
Lester Monroe
Howard Hutchings
Frank Maciajewsky
Louis Cullman
Wapsie River
Central City
Waubeek
Page
Red Cross
Buck Rogers
A. D
John F. Dille
Doctor Huers
North Polar City
Pan
Vad
Falkics
PTO
Morris Plan
W. L. Hagen
Gazette
Gazette-Republican
Ami Mn Cedar
Decatur
Kennt Transfer Co
Lincoln Park
Thornwood
Bohemian Melody Boys
Viking
Ganes
Swisher Pavilion
Pene
Mannas
Eists
Frederick Standard
Vita Tor
Lillian Lucky Beauty Shop
Breidee
Sed Ave
F. W
la Vogue Beauty
Stella Beauty
Iowa State Bank
Perm
Blaze Dia
Ruth
Beauty
Pease _ Paris Academy
Ceesee
Actiad Service
BY Claude Callan
Russell's Grinders
I. IL. Brown
E. D. Wilson
Seersu
DIAL
Star Lay and New Cleaning Co
Mette
Annie Ieading
Gocenes
Aris
Snes
Bryan
Roosevelt Hotel
Friede
Feramaums
Sition
Os' Sth Ave
6Th &T
FORD
Rude Auto Co
Buick
Ford Tudor
Port Tudor
Chevrolet
2Nd Ave. SE
Wm. Johnson
Newhall
6Th Ave
Pontiac
9Th St
16Th Ave
Auto Wrecking Co
HADAD
8Th ST. SE
Felgar & Co
3Rd St SE
Morgan Bros
3Rd Ave
HC Lumber CO
Portland Cement
Lumber Co
Shade Heinze Electric CO CO
1St St. SW
Cohn & Son
Lindows
J. F. Heabel & Co
McKinley
Ieee
Ae Faton Lumber Co
Biddick-Eastman L’ b’r_Co
Huebotter
2Nd Ave
Carnes & Dresher
17Th St
B. Ave
Reris
Washington Ve. Wal
ReSoon
Farn
Music Teachers of
Iowa
H. C. Alte
Athe Orispint Price
Fowler
Serem
Derr Auto Electric CO
Howe A Owe Co. CO
Pocahontas Coal
Cohn Coal CO
Cottage
Grove Ave
8Th ST. NE
BANE
Bave
Pleasant
Grande Ave
4Th Ave
Iccation
Gaartie
Elma Ime
Ardstown
Desire Real
Service Ca Sen Co
Hauser Ot White's
Leerehant Ae
Rest St
Sun
Boston
Vf City
Arempanp
Catile’s Hospital
B Ave. NE
AIN Oil and Feed
Penn
P Ave
Farmers Supply CO
St. Heeli Var
Carl Bramwell Milling Co
Solon
St. NW
the Gazette
Beacom
Preiowa
Gaz'te
OSI
State Finance CO
MERCH
Sel
Fane Bldg
Personal Finance CO
Higley
Third Ave
Aoe
Cedar Rapids Loan CO
Nat'l. Bank
Ioans
Lone Phoenix Finance System
2Nd Ave. East
Iowa Loan Co
Mullin
Dows
Tait and Wagner Company
Iowa Farm
Enette
Liv
Ette
Bath
Oor
Houseiseni
Rentais
Desi Iz
Achianntie
Priv
5Th Ave
Mr. Weaver
6Th St
8Th Ave
15Th St
Mt. Vernon Ave
Cool Furn
Mt. Mercy Acad
First Ave
Country Club Heights
Large
18Th St
Fine Condit Ary Fen
Center Point Road
Rms
Fourth Ave
24Th St
Vernon
Knapp’s
Dial Childs
Eve
8Th Avenue
21St St
H. A. Pickerill
Reas
Bever Ave
West Side
Jose
Realtor
Deas
Garfield School
Eben Beros
Nebraska
the Hedges Company
2D Ave
2D St. Dial
S. C. Stookey
Tait & Wagner Co
Realtors
American Trust
Sreese Ae
Gua
Knapp
Kenwood
Bala
Dial Kruse
Ae-S Ve
Ceat Chenet
Frede Collard & CO
L. M. Dial
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