Beethoven Club To Honor Mrs. Bertha Tapper Skinner
Mrs Bertha Tapper Skinner longtime Beethoven club president will be guest of honor at a picnic breakfast by the societies committee. The event is set for this morning at 9 in Mrs Geerge W Hearns garden, 2333 Rideewas Drive SE Ava. Associate members are invited to attend and participate in the breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Tapper Skinner
Beethoven Club
Socis
Geerse W Hearms
Rideewas Drive
Social Notes From Cedar Rapids Area In Rural Summer Life
Ms Jacksop B and Mrs Her bert Srae and Mr and Mr E J Bases rave rr died after a five day st and 3 Mr and Mrs HE Mesers of Cedar Rapids spent the summer at Spice Lake entertaining at the home of Mr and Mrs Donovan Kurby. Mrs Nadue Fimore of Cedar Rapids joins motor trip to the East with Mrs S E Coquillette and daughter Janet touring Washington and New York City then Long Island Sound and Boston before New England states trip return around early August. Mr and Mrs J P Winn with daughter Betty return from Blackwater Lake Minnesota guests of Mr and Mrs Guy Shields Cedar Rapids. The Shields spend the summer there. A S Reed accompanied the Winns to Blackwater Lake then Spirit Lake for fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksop
Herbert Srae
E J Bases Rave
HE Mesers
Cedar Rapids
Spice Lake
Donovan Kurby
Nadue Fimore
Ceda Rap
S. E Coquillette
Janet
Knollwood Dse SE
Washington
PMC
New York City
Long Island Sound
Boston
New England
J. P Winn
Betty
Avenue
Blackwater Lake
Pine River Minn
Guy Shields
Mrs Shields
Winns
A S Reed
Winn
Spirit Lake
Miss Martha Hale visits Cedar Rapids relatives this week
Miss Martha May Hale of Grinnell arrived Monday evening for a week in the home of her cousins, Mr and Mrs Herbert Stamats at 2131 Linden drive SE. She is the daughter of Leonard and Mrs Hale, former Cedar Rapids residents. Her brother Robert Hale, an Annapolis midshipman on a cruise, will visit later in the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha May Hale
Grinnell
Herbert S. Stamats
Linden Drive
Leonard Hale
Cedar Rapids
Robert Hale
WCTU Medal Contest At Church Of The Brethren
Kathleen Lehman won the golo medal in a WCTU contest at the Church of the Brethren Mon night. Earl Youtzy earned the pearl medal while Rev Galen Lehman led devotions and Grace Op Ted directed singing. Grace Rich accompanied on piano, Velma Love sang with Harold Jack, Vatican Prather joined by O A Prather, Beverly Hever sang, with Capparine among setpieces. Contest judges named King Theonavon M, Secrist, M Ove Jen, and Ti Kawa for awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Kathleen Lehman
Earl Youtzy
Humps
Galen Lehman
Miss Grace
Ted
Miss Grace Rich
Miss Rich
Velma Love
Harold Jack Vatican Prather Sane
Mes O A Prather
Beverly Hever
Ace Capparine
King Theonavon M Stau
M Ove Jen
Aunt Het Quips On Neighbors And Radio Etiquette
Aunt Het jokes that hell for bad neighbors would be a place where one must endure another person’s loud radio. The quip underscores neighborly tension and shared space etiquette in a humorous vein.
Mrs Pokre and Daughter Move From Hart Residence
Mrs Jon Pokre and her daughter Helen Pokre of Colfax and Seattle are moving from the Hart residence at 2388 Blake Avenue, San Francisco. Mrs Pokre is the widow of the late Judge J N Pokre of Colfax and Seattle, and sister of Mrs Kepier. Mrs Kepier entertained at luncheon last week in compliment to her nieces Mrs Edwin Vaile of Brookline, New York, and Miss Helen Pokre of Colfax, Wash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Pokre
Hrer
Cagax Wash
Rome
Hart
Blake Jou
Evard
P Ckre
Juage
J N Pakre
Colfax
Seatte Wash
Kepier
Tuncheon
Edwin Vaile
Brooklin NY
Helen Pickrer
Colfax, Wash
Birthday Celebrations for Sally Stamats and Peter Stamats
Sally Stamats daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Stamats 2131 Linden drive SE celebrates her eighth birthday with a Cedar Rapids Country Club pool party for eight guests followed by home refreshments. Peter Stamats turning five on Friday hosts a party with five playmates swimming at the Country Club pool and then refreshments at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Stamats
Herbert S. Stamats
Linden Drive
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Peter Stamats
Vesely Family Weekend Visit to Chicago for Violin Lessons
Mr and Mrs. Stanley Vesely and son Stanley Jr spent the weekend in Chicago as guests of Mr and Mrs. Bohumil Kryl. Mr Kryl directs the Kryl band. In Chicago they arranged violin lessons with Prof Leo Lamenitti for Stanley Jr. He plans weekend visits to Chicago for the rest of the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Vesely
Park Avenue SE
Stanley, Jr
Chicago
Bohumil Kryl
Kryl
Leo Lamenitti
Stanley
Dudycha Alters Plans For Wapsie Camp Leadership
Miss Vera Dudycha announces another change of plans and will attend the YWCA camp at Wapsie as scheduled if given time to study. She is currently at the Rockford YWCA Camp Rotary in Cherry Valley Illinois while state exams in Czechoslovakia are rescheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera
Dudycha
Y. W Co. A
Wapsie
Czechoslovakia
Rockford Y Wca
Cherry Valley
Couple from New York Visit Cedar Rapids Relative Links
Mr and Mrs William F Curry of New York City are visiting Mrs Currys mother Mrs D J Johnston at 517 Fifth street SE Cedar Rapids. Mrs Curry, formerly Edna Krohn of Cedar Rapids, married in New York on July 9 and will return there to make their home. They will pause at A Century of Progress en route. Mrs Curry also visits her brother Walter H Krohn at 940 Seventeenth street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F Curry
New York City
Marriage of Miss Alice Snyder and Raymond Pinney
Miss Alice Snyder Cedar Rapids and Raymond Pinney Iowa City wed Sunday at 3 pm at the residence of the Very Rev J M Molloy. The couple were attended by Miss Mable Snyder and Eldon Driscoll. A dinner followed at the bride’s home with relatives present. They plan to reside in Iowa City where Pinney works with his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Snyder
Cedar Rapids
Raymond Pinney
Iowa City
J M Molloy
Mable Snyder
Eldon Driscoll
Lillie Snyder
Osborne Pinney
Roy Logan
Monmouth
Row Snyder
Mable
Howard Snyder Mayree
Frank Snyder
Pinney
Behrens and Lininger Leave Local Home After Visit
Miss Cristine Behrens of Sterling 1 has returned home after two weeks at the Newton Owen residence 200 Nineteenth Street NW. Mr and Mrs George Behrens and Dr and Mrs Lee O Behrens of Iowa City were weekend guests who also returned home. Mr John Lininger of North Libs has been a guest for the last week and will leave for home Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cristine Behrens
Sterling 1
Newton Owen
Nineteenth Street
George Behrens
Sterling
Lee O Behrens
Iowa
Mio and Mrs George W Lenck Leave Los Angeles on Vacation
Mio and Mrs George W Lenck depart from Los Angeles on Saturday for a vacation, leaving their HR Bal terrace SE address noted in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mio
George W Lenck
Terrace SE
Teft Satavte
Los Angeles
Fairfax mother hosts ninth birthday party for Evelyn Dears
Mrs Frank Stuskal of Fairfax hosted a birthday gathering for her daughter Evelyn Dears celebrating her ninth year with family and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reit
Frank Stuskal
Fairfax Soda
Evelyn Dears
Lions Club Buffet Supper Before Raiders Game
Lions Club plans a buffet supper at 6 PM at the Roosevelt hotel before the Raiders game against the Omaha Packers. More than members and guests expected. Call as general chairman and Dr H E Pfeiffer in charge of music performed by the Lions Club orchestra led by Dr Pfeiffer N Edward H Fues Mr Ernest W Anderson Henry M. Files and Robert B Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceca’ Raps Raiders
Omaha Packers
Loons Cab
Roosevelt Hotel
H E Pfeiffer
Lions Club
Pfeiffer
Edward H Fues
Ernest W Anderson
Henry M. Files
Robert B Davis
Misses Bryan Grace De Groote Return From Motor Trip
The Misses Ruth and Kathryn Bryan of 530 Sixth Street SE and Miss Grace De Groote of Humboldt returned last week from a month long motor trip. They visited Owenton Kentucky before Virginia Beach Delta Delta Delta sorority convention. They also stopped in Washington, New York City, Boston, New England, and Quebec, with a Montreal stop on the return. Mr Milton Bryan and wife left last weekend for the west coast to stay until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Kathryn Bryan
Sixth Street
Grace de Groote
Humboldt
Owenton
Virginia Beach
Ruth Bryan
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Washington, D. C
New York City
Boston
New England
Quebec
Montreal
Milton Bryan
West Coast
Cincinnati guests visit Kansas City hosts H C Haskell
Mr and Mrs E M Pinney and Mrs E P Ristedt with Mr and Mrs Frederick Luberger, visiting from Cincinnati Ohio, returned Monday evening after a weekend in Kansas City where they were guests of H C Haskell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M Pinney
E. P Ristedt
Frederick Luberger
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kansas City
H C. Haskell
Johnston Family Returns From Lake Okoboji Vacation
Mr and Mrs S Johnston and their daughters of 2120 Greenwood Drive SE have returned home after a two weeks vacation at Lake Okoboji.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Johnston
Greenwood Drive
Lake Okoboji
Members of Beta Sigma Phi Receive Ritual of Jewels
In a ceremony at the Montrose Hotel on Monday evening the Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi business girls' sorority received the ritual of jewels. President Mrs Florence Zimmer presented jewel badges, followed by a short business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose Hotel
Lambda Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Business Girls’ Sorority
Florence Zimmer
Picnic supper for Dows Camp and auxiliary at Bever Park
Dows Camp No. 4 United Spanish War Veterans and its auxiliary plan a picnic supper at Bever Park pavilion on Friday. Supper will be served at 6:30 PM. Members are asked to bring sandwiches, silver, dishes, and a covered dish. All Spanish American War veterans and their families are invited. Huene is commander of Dows Camp and Hazel Clark is auxiliary president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dows Camp No
United Spanish War Veterans
Bever Park Pavillion
Huene
Dows Camp
Hazel Clark
Daniels Park
Red Pepper
Suiver
Fidelity Life Association
Duck Pond
Ellis Park Luneheron
Picnic Honors Pasadena Visitors in Riverside Park
Mrs Alfred Mosier and her son Dovie, arriving from Pasadena, Calif, were honored at a Riverside Park picnic with relatives present from Shellsburg Cedar Rapids and nearby. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Spurgeon, Mr and Mrs Homer Spurgeon, Henry Spurgeon, Jack Jones, Leon Woodson, Eleanor Farr, R Clark family, Alice Gustafson, Ruby Scheneberger, Orville Spurgeon family, Filder family, Bobby, Kane, and Glen Harris among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Mosier
Dovie
Pasadena
Calif
Arthur Farr
Alta Linkenback
Riverside Park
Shellsburg
Spurgeon
Homer Spurgeon
Cliff Spurgeon
Henry
Jack Jones
Leon Woodson
Cedar Rapids
Miss Thelma June Thompson Heads Omaha Visit
Miss Thelma June Thompson of 118 Twenty-sixth Street Drive SE departed Sunday night for a week in Omaha to be hosted by Mrs. Glenn Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma June Thompson
Twenty-sixth Street Drive
Omaha
Glenn Marion
Winter Temple Chiefs Breakfast at Bever Park Pavilion
The Past Chiefs of Winter Temple Pythian Sisters will hold a breakfast at the new Bever Park pavilion Friday morning. Call Bessie Galbraith or Edna Curran for reservations. Various lodges meet midweek in Moose Hall and VFW hall with card parties, picnics, and parlor city group events announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Temple
Bever Park
Bessie Galbraith
Edna Curran
Parlor City
R. of P. Hall
New Crafts At Y W C A Camps At Wapsie
Unusual crafts will draw campers to Wapsie near Central City as the Y W C A offers finger painting inspired by Ruth Faison Shaw, wood carving from balsa, and other arts. Frances Munn heads the workshop with aides Florence Zollinger and Marguerite Herr. Registrations remain open for senior, junior, and Negro girls camps from July 23 to August 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapsie Y
Central City
Ruth Faison Shaw
New York City
Shaw Finger Paint
Wapsic
Frances Munn
Florence Zollinger
Marguerite Herr
Hutchinson Family Reunion At Lake Okoboji
Mr and Mrs F D Hutchinson host a Hutchinson family reunion at the Lake Okoboji cottage with attendees including L M Ford and children Bob and Betty Josephine Wandel and children Kathryn Jeanne and Don R E Hutchinson of Cedar Rapids and H F Hutchinson of Charles City plus visitors Mr and Mrs Adam Berg from East Orange New Jersey and Mrs Berg’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Berg
East Orange
N. J
Jerabeks Host Outdoor Bon Voyage Party Before Europe Sail
Mr and Mrs Anton Jerabek entertained at an outdoor bon voyage party Sunday at their Cedar Rapids home. They will visit Cleveland relatives, sail from New York on the S S Europa bound for Czechoslovakia where born, plan a three month or longer European stay, and return by Christmas if possible. Out of town guests included Congressman B M Jacobson of Clinton and family, who wished the couple well and presented a gift. The gathering drew numerous local friends and relatives from Cedar Rapids and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Jerabek
B. M. Jacobson
Clinton
Marvin
J. F. Maxhelm
Jimmy Wassom
Capton
Jacobson
Jerabek
Messrs and Mesdames A Jerabek
Paul Jerabek
A. Kapoun
Joseph Vitek
A. Swaton
J Bena
J H Frish
Jerry Jasa
Wesley Soukup
John Jdilek
V. Krob
C. A. Nemecek
Joseph Jasa
Frank Spina
A. Kratochyil
Frank Libal
Vv. Hamouz
Joseph Jun
Milo Naxera
A. Kalous
Frank St
Eddie Stanek
Mary Dvorak
Jack Svec
Rosebach
A. Kindl
John Novotny
United Brethren youths return from Cedar Falls camp
A group of young folk from the United Brethren church returned Sunday evening after attending the Iowa summer camp conference of United Brethren churches held in Cedar Falls during the last week. Mrs. John Prets accompanied the group, which included Jacqueline Preis, Martha Smith, Alberta Meeker, Frank Fulkerson and Homer Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Iowa
United Brethren Churches
Cedar Falls
John Prets
Jacqueline Preis
Martha Smith
Alberta Meeker
Frank Fulkerson
Homer Stone
Shower honors Eleanor Dochterman before July wedding
Mrs W S Klopp and Mrs J Leland Kelly hosted a shower at Kellys home for Eleanor Dochterman. Guests included Barker and Trainor families plus Dochterman. The party featured hidden clues on a chain of hearts. Mrs Barker and daughter Dorothy of Los Angeles plan to attend the July 19 wedding of Miss Dochterman and Mr Barker. Locals also note visiting relatives and Moose Lake trip plans for Mrs Clelia Seidel and her son Bob with Helen Ford joining at Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Klopp
Fourth Avenue SE
J. Leland Kelly
Grande Avenue SE
Eleanor Dochterman
John Donald Barker
Mesdames J. D. Barker
C .E. Barker
Wiliam H O'Mara
Frank Thompson
Howard Livingood
Joe Barker
Marie
William Meehan
W J Dochterman
W S Tomash
Mary
Margaret Kelly
Genevieve
Mary Trainor
Clelia Seidel
Bob
Moose Lake
Minn
Duluth
Anderson
Cedar Falls
Helen Ford
Van Horne Pair Wed At Evangelical Parsonage
Miss Nova Meyer oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs George F Meyer and Richard Daniels youngest son of Mr and Mrs John M Daniels of Van Horne were married Monday afternoon at the Evangelical parsonage here by Rev P L Davis. Attended by Miss Lucille Dietrich and Stanley Woltersdorf, a wedding supper followed for immediate family at the Daniels home. Both graduates of the local high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Horne
Nova Meyer
George F Meyer
Here
Richard Daniels
John M Daniels
P L Davis
Lucille Dietrich
Stanley Woltersdorf
Daniels
Summer’s sun tan and white fashion contrast
Amos Parrish notes that sun tanned skin with white evening wear creates a chic contrast. Bold embroided motifs on organdies and dotted Swiss in red blue or green add color, while fabrics range from lace to chiffon. A detachable cape or jacket completes the outfit, with white suitable for all skin tones. Tomorrow, bright accessories for white costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Parrish
York
Brother and Sister Reunite After Fifty Years at Picnic
A Credit Island Davenport gathering honored Roy Williams and his Chicago family with a meal that brought together J M Goodell of Cedar Rapids and Mrs Williams, once Edna Goodell of Cedar Rapids, for a long awaited reunion. Local attendees included Gammon families, Norton Litts, Jacobsen, Steckel, Rankin, Claires, Knosman, and Cyrus Goodell, among others from Davenport and Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Island
Davenport
Roy Williams
George
Dorothy
Chicago
J M Goodell
Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Williams
Williams
Edna Goodell
Frances Gammon
Nellie Gammon
W E. Gammon
Mary Katherine Jacobsen
Norton Litts
Norton
Robert
Clayton Clark
Gladys Fillbrick
Dianne
Buda, Sr
Joe Claires
Lorraine
June
Milwaukee
Wis
Harry Garnett
Beverly
T D_ Steckel
Pete Rankin
More Vacationists Head West in Record Numbers
Ellsworth Palmer secretary manager of the Cedar Rapids Auto club reports vacationists from the northeast, especially New York and Michigan, are daily seeking routes into national parks and Colorado mountain resorts, more than in the past two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth Palmer
Cedar Rapids Auto Club
New York
Michigan
National Parks
Colorado Mountain
Woman First To File Extension Of Debt Under U S Act
Maude P Hanson of Marion filed the first petition under section 75 of the bankruptcy act for an extension of time to pay debts totaling 1205 dollars. Her assets include farm land interests. In Lowden the Dawn class of the Iron Evangelical Sunday School met with leadership and guest attendees from Davenport and Lowden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uume
Cedar Rapids
Maude P Hanson
Marion
Lowden
Dawn
Evangelical Sunday School
Lolita Backhaus
Florence Freese
Evelyn Meyer
Burdell Freese
William Backhaus
Ella Backhaus
Alvina Puck
Davenport
Ruth Barnes
Dr Dawson Grim Elected President of Delta Kappa Chi Fraternity
Dr Dawson Grim was elected president of Delta Kappa Chi a business men's fraternity during a Monday night installation and banquet at the Hotel Montrose. Other officers named include Stanley C Moore Jr first vice president Paul Grier second vice president Lorraine Schrader secretary Ray Spielman treasurer Henry Vyskocil Jr educational director Frank Waldron Jr parliamentarian Chester Satterly sergeant at arms with charter members Roy Toft Carl Lindsey Charles Vyskocil Marvin Kuba W R Cherry John Stearns Rudolph Hrbek. Dr R E Munden was guest of honor as installation services were led by Lee Roy Garrett of Kansas City and Mr Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson Grim
Delta Kappa Chi
Montrose
Stanley C Moore Jr
Paul Grier
Lorraine Schrader
Ray Spielman
Henry Vyskocil
Frank Waldron, Jr
Chester Satterly
Roy Toft
Carl Lindsey
Charles Vyskocul
Marvin Kuba
W R. Cherry
John Stearns
Rudolph Hrbek
R. E. Munden
Lee Roy Garrett
Kansas City
Mr Moore
95 More Applicants Take Exams Here For Old Age Pension Investigator Jobs
Examinations were held at Grant high school for ninety five applicants from eastern Iowa seeking positions as old age pension investigators. The tests complemented last Friday’s session, with B G Allen and A J Draper of the state commission overseeing. Similar exams were conducted in Des Moines for the central region and in Denison for the western third of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant High School
B G Allen
State
Old Age Pension Commission
Mr Allen
A. J Draper
Commission
Des Moines
Denison
Towa
Cedar Rapids Finance Co. Case Under Advisement
NES MOLNES AP District Judge FS Shunkzi and Tuesday heard the case of the Cedar Rapids Finance Co. under advisement after complete oral arguments. Attorneys for the state and the loan company presented nearly 100 pages of typewritten materials. The judge expects to read the filings and hopes to issue a decision early in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NES Molnes
FS Shunkzi
Advisemer
Fisaice
Cedar Rapis
Shire
Save
Winks the White House Dog Dies in Kennels
An obituary for Winks, the small White House dog tied to President Roosevelt, details his life from Georgia origins at Warm Springs to the kennels. It notes his habit of causing trouble, past mischief including stealing eggs, clashes with the iron fence, and his loyalty to the boss who gave him “one more chance” until his death from a head injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hington
Winks
Pennsylvania Avenue
Roosevelts
White House
Houston
Pacific
Frisco
Minneapolis
Georgia
Warm Springs
Major
Hattie Caraway
Ronald Lindsay
Grinnell Hit by 60 mph Gale Snaps Poles and Fences
A sixty mile an hour gale hit Grinnell and surrounding areas early Monday, causing about $2,000 in damage. Trees and limbs were blown down, highway 6 traffic halted for an hour, awnings and signs torn from businesses, and 300 yards of poles and wires toppled by the Iowa Southern Utilities Company. Wind at Grinnell airport reached 60 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Highway 6
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Public Schools Set Sept 4 Opening in Calendar
The board of education approved the school calendar with the semester starting September 4, Labor Day holiday. September 3 and June 7 serve as opening and closing dates. Holidays include October 12–13, November 29–30, Christmas to Jan 1, and Memorial Day May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Arthur CG. Deamer
Northeast Iowa Teachers Association
George Washington
Fort Dodge State Bank Released From SF 111
Des Moines, IA. D W Bates state superintendent of banking announced the Fort Dodge State Bank has been released from SF 111. The bank was re organized from the old First State Bank and Trust Company and now holds about 50 percent of the former deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
D. W. Bates
Fort Dodge
Bates
First State Bank and Trust Company
Templeton Rye Whisky And Stills Seized In Iowa Raid
Federal agents seized forty five gallons of Templeton rye whisky three thousand gallons of mash and two stills in a raid near Aspinwall Iowa on a farm owned by William Snow. One man Steve Smith was arrested and sent to Council Bluffs for arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Aspinwall
William Snow
Steve Smith
Council Bluffs
Rate Cut Blocked by Court in Dyersville
Dyersville city council was restrained by court order on Tuesday from enacting a new ordinance that would reduce electric light rates. The order was issued on a temporary basis after the utility claimed the rate cut would render profit impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyersville
INS
Appointment of Administrator in Linn County Iowa
Notice of appointment dated July 2 1934 states Bruce Arduser as Administrator of the estate of Peter Arduser deceased of Linn County Iowa. Creditors are asked to pay debts and file claims duly authenticated with the Clerk of Linn County District Court Crissman and Bleakley, Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Iowa
Linn County
Peter Arduser
Iowa
Bruce Arduser
Crissman and Bleakley
Mello-Glo Face Powder Promises Youthful Bloom
A French process powder promises a longer wear and pores kept refined without irritation or pasty look. Purest face powder claims to beautify the complexion. Available for $50 and $1 through May Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drug Co
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Skinner
Mlyers
Mrs. Coquillette
East
Stamats
Kiwanis
Amoe'tuuwt
Yom Oa ‘Monose Hotel
Denver
di Motina
VT. Sails
Lear the
Lape
Thirdvenue St
C. Chambers Inskeep Optical Company
Second St. SE
Mrs Pickrell
Sally and
Vera Dudycha
Wadpsie
MR. and Mrs. Curry
Snyder-Pinney
Owen
West
Raiders
Misses Bryan
Okoboji
Lambda
NAS
DOWS
Clubs
Wild Rose Lodge
L A
L.A
N A
Moose Hall
B of
R . No. 58
Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall
Y. W
Hutchinson
Anton Jerabeks
Miss Dochterman
Reunion
Business Men’s Fraternity
Balcar’s
ODD Fellows Hall
Second Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids. Finance Co
HY Harry Ferguson
Ft. Dodge State Bank
S.F
Templeton
Bartlett Millinery Mart
Pederi Trades TN Council
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