Ranks Conferred At Ceremonial For Camp Fire Girls
Camp Fire girls at Camp Huaga held a ceremonial council fire on Saturday night. Bernice Reynolds of Marion received firemaker rank and four girls earned torch bearer, Eleanor Hanna, Helen Edgar, Mary Jo Johnson, and Mabel Van Antwerp. Honors across crafts, nature, music and riding were awarded to numerous campers, with a pirate themed activity revealing treasure at the archery range and a birthday month feast on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Huaga
Margarita Williams
Bernice Reynolds
Marion
Eleanor Hanna
Mary Hanna
Helen Edgar
Mary Jo Johnson
Homer Evans
Cedar Rapids
Mabel van Antwerp
Hitagas
Hazel Abernathy
Jane Ann Herdlicka
Diana Brokaw
Madora Murtaugh
Irene Gibbons
Irene St. Germain
Kathleen Norris
Myrtle Beasley
Norma Glass
Isabelle Smith
Joan Newberger
Jean Newburger
Ellen Luberger
Dorothy Ann Miller
Jeanne Marshall
Barbara Marshall
Mary Eleanor Hardiman
Julia Dumont
Lillian Seidler
Darleen Pollock
Allayne Konecny
Emma Allen
Joan Newburger
Jean Knight
Josephine Thill
Ruth Hager
Cora Hampton
Jeanne Hatch
Jean Stamilton
June Denio
Barbara Ringer
Josephine Thomas
Estelle Bachelder
Eloise Heath
Allayne Kenecny
Lois Harris
Jean Rowe
Marjorie Anderson
Shirley Anderson
June Bennett
Mary Davies
Mardi Jean Hansen
Mary Huber
Antoinette Coxsee
Minnie Lingreen
Mary Hardiman
Mary Gent
Joan Miller
Jean Hansen
Jean Hruska
Henrietta Dows
Mary Jane Huber
Mary Hall
Pollywog
Dorothy Stookey
Betty Schubert
Gloria Franks
Margaret Ann Foster
Bernita Bundy
Joan Yessler
Dorothy Spencer
Jean Ashby
Jane Downer
Wiansuma
Marion Neihaus
Marion Hepner
Jean Killen
Helena Andre Ruth Shellberg
Josephin Con
Hitaga
Kiwa
Wabum
Ruth Bokorney
Wapsie
Lancers
Mrs. Palmer To Be Hostess At Dinner Party
Mrs. Austin N. Balmer of Ausadie hosts a Cedar Rapids Country club dinner Monday with fourteen guests from out of town. Rev. Louis Forrey of St. Louis will be guest of honor, joined by Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Davis of Chicago returning home after weeks here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Austin N. Balmer
Ausadie
Louis Forrey
St. Louis
A. A. Davis
Chicago
Edward B. Rowan
Forest Drive
Palmer Method
Sidney P. File
Eighth Avenue
Local women golfers head to Iowa State tourney at Mason City
Mrs. Carl F. Jordan and Mrs. David E. Beardsley of Linden drive SE join Mrs. Frank C. Byers and Mrs. Sutherland Dows in Mason City for the Iowa State Women's golf tournament this week. They will stay with Mrs. Fred W. Hubbell of Des Moines at the Hanford MacNider cottage in Clear Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl F. Jordan
Linden Drive
David E. Beardsley
Mason City
Frank C. Byers
Sutherland Dows
Fred W. Hubbell
Des Moines
Hanford
Midsummer Dance Held by Alpha Gamma Delta at Red Ball Inn
Alpha Gamma Delta sorority from Coe college hosted their annual midsummer dance Saturday evening at the Red Ball Inn in Iowa City with about twenty couples attending. Miss Lila Palmer and Miss Nedra Arendts directed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Coe College
Red Ball Inn
Iowa City
Lila Palmer
Nedra Arendts
Ely Family Parents and Son Visit City for Three Weeks
Mr and Mrs Charles F Ely and son Charles Edward of Chicago visit for three weeks with F W Ely and Charles F Ely at 1546 Washington Avenue SE and A E Harms at 362 Gardens Drive SE F W Ely and Charles F Ely depart Friday on a ten day fishing trip to lakes in northern Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Ely
Charles Edward
Chicago
F. W. Ely
Washington Avenue
A. E. Harms
Gardens Drive
Minnesota
Mrs Muller Visiting Hatch Family in Seattle
Mrs. Howard Ernest Muller of Catskill New York is a guest in the home of her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Lester O Hatch at 2201 Fifth avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Ernest Muller
Catskill
N. Y
Lester O. Hatch
Fifth Avenue SE
Miss Rosamond DeLois Howard Weds Harold Durnall in Arizona
Miss Rosamond DeLois Howard formerly of Cedar Rapids and Harold Franklin Durnall were married in Yuma Arizona on January 7. The couple, who postponed their wedding trip in July, will reside in Riverside California after a homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosamond DeLois Howard
Cedar Rapids
Harold Franklin Durnall
Yuma
Ariz
Durnall
Riverside
Calif
Local families return from Spirit Lake vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Burmeister and Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Kunz ended their vacation at Spirit Lake staying in the Joe B. Miller cottage at Templar Park before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Burmeister
H. E. Kunz
Spirit Lake
Joe B. Miller
Templar Park
Miss Sylvia Mrstik Heads to Washington for Summer Visit
Miss Sylvia Mrstik departed Sunday for Washington D C to spend the summer at the home of her brother Mr and Mrs E C Mrstik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Mrstik
Washington, D. C
Mrs. E. C. Mrstik
Engagement of Clara Bahn to Harry Chapman
Mrs J W Dahl announces the engagement of her daughter Clara Eleanor Bahn sen to Harry A Chapman of this city formerly of Chicago. The marriage is announced to take place in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Dahl
Fifth Avenue SW
Clara Eleanor Bahnsen
Harry A Chapman
Chicago
Sister of Mrs Sickels Called to Chicago
Mrs Lillian Shepard of 1611 Grande Avenue SE is summoned to Chicago due to the death of her sister Mrs Frank Sickels and the critical illness of her mother Mrs Ellen John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Shepard
Grande Avenue SE
Chicago
Frank Sickels
Ellen John
Palmer Couple Celebrate Golden Anniversary in Council Bluffs
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Palmer of 319 Twelfth street SW mark fifty years of marriage with a golden anniversary celebration in Council Bluffs. The couple wed fifty years ago in Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Palmer
Twelfth Street
Council Bluffs
Surprise Picnic Supper Honors Mrs. Curry’s 70th Birthday
Mrs. W. H. Moes at 218 Johnson avenue NW hosted a lawn picnic supper for her mother Mrs. Elizabeth Curry turning seventy. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Curry and families, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Curry and families, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cusack and families, and Miss Adeline Cahill of Phoenix Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Moes
Johnson Avenue NW
Elizabeth Curry
M. W. Curry
J. F. Curry
J. E. Cusack
Adeline Cahill
Phoenix, Ariz
Four Men Start Motor Trip to Montreal and Beyond
Vincent Heuer Lyman Mitchell Dick Naibert and Robert Vane left Sunday for a three week motor journey to Montreal Quebec and other points. They expect to be away about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Heuer
Lyman Mitchell
Dick Naibert
Robert Vane
Montreal
Quebec
Richardson Family Returns From Wisconsin Dells Trip
Mr and Mrs W H Richardson of 319 Twenty third street NE along with their son Lyle and daughter Jean arrived home Sunday after a visit to the Dells in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Richardson
Twenty-third Street
Lyle
Jean
the Dells
Wisconsin
Alpha Xi Delta Members to Meet Monday Evening
Active members alumnae and pledges of Alpha Xi Delta will meet Monday at 7 in the sorority rooms in the Ausadie building for a formal gathering and planning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Ausadie
Women of the Moose install officers at annual ceremony
Past Regent Louisa Clifford with Grand Guide Sylvia Francis presided as Hulda Martinec became senior regent and Cora Carlson junior regent. Also installed were Celia A. Glessner chaplain Bessie J. Berkla past regent Mary Kness treasurer Eileen G. Farmer recorder Jennie Hopkins sentinel Gertrude Wittke argus Sylvia Francis guide Mary Lubben assistant guide and Vava Hopkins pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Louisa Clifford
Sylvia Francis
Hulda Martinec
Cora Carlson
Celia A. Glessner
Bessie J. Berkla
Mary Kness
Eileen G. Farmer
Recorder
Jennie Hopkins
Sentinel
Gertrude Wittke
Argus
Mary Lubben
Vava Hopkins
Birthday gathering honors Robert A. Lockhart at McLucas home
Relatives and friends joined Thursday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Lou McLucas to celebrate Robert A. Lockhart birthday. Attendees included numerous Lockhart relatives and friends such as Mr. and Mrs. George Lockhart, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Crowell, Mrs. Frances Feyerabend, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Lockhart
Lou McLucas
Thomas Lockhart
Frances Feyerabend
George Lockhart
McLucas
Ray Crowell
William Hershey
William Lockhart
Albert Jiroutek
Vernon
Forest Primrose
William Womachil
George Bellon
James McNamara
Ed Vredenburg
Irene Lockhart
Mae McLucas
Velma Lunacek
Dorine Primrose
Mary
Irene McNamara
Leona
Maxine Holets
Martha Womochil
Margaret Evans
Byron Vredenburg
Lumir E. Feyerabend
Ernest and
Albin Womochil
Ernest Crowell
Kenneth and
John Mathis
George R. Lockhart
Leonard Brush
Aunt Het Ruminates on Sue Mae and Twins
Aunt Het jokes about Sue Mae, noting only her tongue and chin grew into twins, with a light, rural humor tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Mae
Manns announce marriage of Ruby Loraine to Fred Eaton
Mrs. Homer S. Mann and Mrs. G Edward Eaton announce the marriage of Ruby Loraine Mann to Fred Arthur Eaton at the Little Brown church near Nashua on Sunday at 1. The Rev Kent conducted the double ring ceremony with about forty relatives present. The couple plans a two week motor trip and will reside at 220 Second street NW Cedar Rapids. Fred Eaton is an assistant manager at F W Woolworth Cedar Rapids, and both are graduates of local high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer S. Mann
Ruby Loraine
Fred Arthur Eaton
George L. Eaton
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Mr. Kent
Elizabeth
G. Edward Eaton
Cedar Rapids Letter Carriers Hold Picnic in Ellis Park
Cedar Rapids branch members and the ladies auxiliary held their annual picnic Saturday evening in the Ellis park rose garden. The auxiliary met beforehand, then reports from the Clinton state convention of July 10 to 12 were presented by Mrs Emaline Shunk Mrs Carrie Miller Mrs Louise Hanus and delegates Earl Shunk Jack Gray and John Horner. George Ousiin presented a gift to Mr Horner for retirement under the furlough bill that took effect July 1. Lew Green and family were guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Rose Garden
Ellis Park
Clinton
Emaline Shunk
Carrie Miller
Louise Hanus
Earl Shunk
Jack Gray
John Horner
George Ousiin
Mr. Horner
Lew Green
Kenwood Presbyterian Guild Plans Tuesday Picnic at Daniels Park
The Kenwood Presbyterian Young Women's guild schedules a picnic for Tuesday night at Daniels Park. Members are asked to bring the usual picnic requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood Presbyterian Young Women's Guild
Daniels Park
St Marys Court to Recite Rosary for Deceased Member
St Marys Court No 726 W C OF O F will meet Monday at 8 PM at Immaculate Conception Church then go to 1233 Third Avenue SE to recite the rosary for R C Van Patter who died Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Court No
Immaculate Conception
Rose van Patter
Third Avenue SE
R. C. van Patter
Unemployment Relief Association Opens New Headquarters
Cedar Rapids Unemployment Relief Association announces new headquarters at 321 First Street SW with telephone 25562. President L. L. Comway says the center seeks job leads for temporary, permanent, or odd work and asks anyone with offers to call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Unemployment Relief Association
First Street
Tarvia Seal Coat Applied On Marion Alburnett Road
County Engineer William Behrens announced work began Monday on applying Tarvia-X maintenance seal coat to about 1.5 miles of the Marion Alburnett road. Hargrave Construction Co. of Cedar Rapids won the contract. The system is new to Linn County though used in nearby areas around three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion-Alburnett Road
William Behrens
Hargrave Construction Company
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Behrens
Sleight-Of-Hand Artist Delights Rotary Luncheon
James M. Skinner of Joliet, Alabama, performed sleight of hand at a Cedar Rapids Rotary luncheon. He swallowed burning matches and drew cigarettes from air while restoring a torn rope and a silk handkerchief. Cards chosen from a deck were recalled as Reg Skirmer described tricks before Rev. John J. Gent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Skinner
Joliet, al
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Mr. Skinner
M. H. Morrison
John J. Gent
Reg Skirmer
Sundberg to Protest Freight Classification in Cedar Rapids
Harry F. Sundberg of the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce traffic bureau will travel to Chicago Monday night to argue before the consolidated classification committee against higher freight rates. He opposes a 100 percent raise in carload rates for road-mix machinery and seeks third class rating for all steel feed managers to cut rates by half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Sundberg
Cedar Rapids
Diamonds Always Found as Individual Crystals
The statement notes that diamonds do not form in bulk masses but are discovered as single, discrete crystals rather than as aggregated masses. It emphasizes the crystalline nature and distribution of diamonds in natural or studied samples.
Administrators' Sale of Real Property in Linn County Iowa
Administrators of the estate of Frederick H. Gensicke announce a public sale on July 28 1932 at 1 PM on the Hein Farm and 2 PM at Bear's Farm in Linn County Iowa. The listing covers multiple tracts including parts of Sections 7 8 and 34 and Government Lots 1 2 and 3 with specific parcels and rights of way, totaling about 30 acres plus additional tracts described with detailed boundaries and street-rights. The sale aims to liquidate the described real estate interests known as the Heins Farm and Bear Farm with rail line rights and road and city street provisions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick H. Gensicke
Hein
Bear's Farm
Linn County
Iowa
Heins
C. R. I. and
P. Ry. Co
P. Ry Co
Government
North Range
Corporation
City of
Cedar Rapids
C. Street
Nee Saigs
C. R. IL
P. R. Co
Esvinning
Morse
Renervans
Tebervine
Aeoats Company
Linn Coun
Son
President's veto saved nation from rampant Congress
Congressman Cyrenus Cole praised President Hoover for veto power that shielded the country from costly relief bills. He cited proposals from La Follette, Garner, and a farm mortgage refinancing scheme as fiscally reckless, arguing Congress adjourned to avoid unsustainable spending. Cole credited conservative bonus leaders and noted limited Iowa presence among the Washington bonus army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrenus Cole
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Congress
Garner
Frazier
North Dakota
Turner
Iowa
Christ
Cole
Hoover
House
Congressman Cole
Peorte
Washington Bonus Army
Plaza
Washington
Workers Ex-Service League
New York City
Bonus
United States Capitol
Turn About Fair Play In Art Of Entertainment
Frances enjoys visiting but avoids hosting and rarely stays home long enough to return favors. She worries a day may come when reciprocity matters in entertainment and she must learn to balance giving and receiving hospitality. A reader asks about choosing between suitors and learns to trust instinct when the right man arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Dear Miss Manners Advice on a Boy and a Jealous Friend
The reader asks how to handle a boy who teases a girl friend around him. Miss Manners says the behavior is harmless and not aimed at the friend, that many young men react similarly, and urges the writer not to overreact or emulate the drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Manners
Blue Eyes
Iowa And Idaho Have Largest Decrease In Marriages
Federal census figures show Iowa had the sharpest 1931 drop in marriages beside Idaho with a 31.3 percent fall in Iowa and 49.7 percent in Idaho. The decline is linked to a five day notice requirement. Divorces in Iowa fell 4.7 percent, slightly above the national 4.1 percent drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Idaho
Des Moines
INS
Union
United States
Census Bureau
Thomas Arkle Clark Dies at 70 in Champaign
Thomas Arkle Clark renowned educator and former University of Illinois dean of men died at his Champaign home Monday. He was 70 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champaign, Ill
Ulp
Thomas Arkle Clark
University of Illinois
Château Thierry Wounded Hero Dies in Denver Hospital
Andrew Pagomenos, World War I veteran of the Château Thierry battle, died Sunday night at Fitzsimmons U S General Hospital in Denver after wounds from July 1 1918. He served from Aug 1 1917 in the 5th Infantry 28th Division and was discharged May 22 1919. He leaves a widow Katherine and daughter Joanna, born in Greece, plus his mother sister and cousin. He came to the United States in 1913 settling in Cedar Rapids and later Pittsburgh where he enlisted. Surviving organizations include the Disabled American Veterans American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Pan Cretean Union of America. The body will be brought to Janeba Brosh funeral home for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Pagomenos
Chateau Thierry
Fitzsimmons U. S. General Hospital
Denver
Colo
Pagomenos
Fifth Infantry
Pittsburgh
France
Kimball Building
Candia
Crete
Greece
Katherine Pagomenos
Marshall Town
Joanna
Mr. Pagomenos
Canadia
Zacharias Pagomenos
Mary
Emanuel Pagomenos
Cedar Rapids
United States
Sinclair Packing House
William Penn
Disabled American Veterans
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Maine Lodge
No. 643
Odd Fellows
Pan-Cretan Union of America
Janeba-Brosh Funeral Home
Helgason Returns Expense Funds After Court Ruling
Rep. E O Helgason of Armstrong Emmet county returned 495 dollars to the state treasury under the legislative expense account act after the state supreme court ruled the act unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
E. O. Helgason
Armstrong
Emmet County
State Treasury
State Supreme Court
Cystex Ad Promises Quick Relief for Kidney Bladder Ailments
Acidity and general run down feeling from kidney or bladder problems are targeted by Cystex. The ad claims rapid circulation within 15 minutes and fast relief for Get ting Up Nights Backache stiffness leg pains nervousness and burning. Priced at 5c with a money back guarantee.
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David J. Luick
Nature Honors
John W. Barry, Jr
David James Luick
Virginia Cherry
Isabelle Cherry
Helen Frazier
Piqua
Ohio
Barbara Douglas
Harriet Sargent
Peggy Parrish
Paris
Elsie Sinclair
Indianapolis
Ind
Mrs. Palmer
Alpha Gams
Elys
Mrs. Curry
Clubs
Nettie Cole
G Avenue NW
Allison Hotel
Motor IN
Canada
Alpha Xis
Women OF Moose
Ruby Mann
GUILD
St. Mary’s Court
Unemployment Relief Association
Alburnett Road
Rotary
Sundberg
Rep
Mary Manners
Illinois
Sears
Arista Golf Irons
Crystal Agate
Stanidee
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