Crystal Shower Honors Mrs Franklin Kemp in Huntington Visit
Mrs Franklin Kemp of Huntington W Va former Miss Virginia Munson of Marion will be honored at a crystal shower hosted by her sister Mrs Eric Kemp and Mrs O W Latimer at their mother’s home 1540 Third Avenue SE The event features bridge at three tables and a guest list including Mrs James L Cooper Mrs William B Muller Mrs Raymond H Rutherford Mrs Lloyd Roberts and several others In attendance are Miss Irene Klincer Miss Leone Boedel Miss Gene Harrison and Miss Ruth Lindsay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Kemp
Huntington
W. Va
Virginia Munson
Marion
Eric Kemp
Ruth Kemp
O. W. Latimer
Third Avenue SE
Kemp
James L. Cooper
William B. Muller
Raymond H. Rutherford
Lloyd Roberts
Delbert Puch
Earl Wrykoff
L. Ms. Suluman
Irene Klincer
Leone Boedel
Gene Harrison
Ruth Lindsay
Dinner Dance Announced at Cedar Rapids Country Club
The Club Chatter bulletin of Cedar Rapids Country Club announces a dinner-dance on Thursday July 27. It is the first dance since July 4 and is expected to draw a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Warren Family Returns From Chicago Visit
Ms and Mrs D W Warren and their daughter Mrs Robert S Davis arrived Monday evening from Chicago where Mrs Davis is hospitalized at Evanston. They had earlier been visiting Mrs Warren’s sister Miss Gertrude Hull in Milwaukee. Mrs Warren’s mother Mrs James Stannard Baker of Chicago will stay until Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D W. Warren
Woodland
Chicago
Robert S. Davis
Evanston
Milwaukee
Warren
Gertude Hull
James Stannard Baker
Chizo
Katterjohn Family Returns From Midwest Vacation
Mr and Mrs Franklin Katterjohn and their son Jerry returned Sunday evening from a vacation trip that included Rockford Illinois Owensboro Kentucky and Chicago. They visited Mrs Katterjohns parents in Rockford Mr Katterjohns parents in Owensboro and attended the fair in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Katterjohn &Sdther
Jerry
Rockford
Chicago
Owensboro, Ks
Katterjohns
Kaxnerjohns
Owensboro
Bloomhall Family Enjoy Lake Okoboji Vacation
Mrs W Bloomhall and her children Barbara and Billy are spending the week at Lake Okoboji in a cottage on Bever Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bloomhall
Barbara
Billy
Bever Avenue SE
Lake Okoboji
Mrs Lenders To Come Home From Chicago Visit
Mrs. A. W. Lenders of 2101 Grande avenue SE is expected to return late tonight from Chicago authorities said.
Visit Begins After Stay at Mechanicsville Home
After ten days at the H. Smith home near Mechanicsville Mrs S B Dickey and Miss Margaret Dickey depart for a visit with Malcolm S Dickey and family of Fond du Lac Mis Harriet H Smith from Minneapolis came Sunday to visit her sister Mrs S E Dickey in Cedar Rapids and their brother H S Smith and his family in Mechanicsville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. §. Smith
Mechanicsville
S. B. Dickey
Margaret Dickey
Malcolm S. Dickey
Fond du Lac
Mis
Harriet H. Smith
Minneapolis
S. E. Dickey
Cedar Rapids
H.&. Smilth
Prestons of Caldwell Visiting Relative in Elmhurst Drive
Prof and Mrs E C Preston of Caldwell Idaho are visiting in the home of nephew S E Preston 1307 Elmhurst drive NE. Professor Preston is head of the history department at the College of Idaho. The Prestons formerly lived in Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Preston
Caldwell
Idaho
S. E. Preston
Elmhurst Drive
Preston
The
College of Idaho
Prestons
Waverly
Women’s Blind Bogey At Cedar Rapids Club
Cedar Rapids Country Club hosts another blind bogey tournament for women on Wednesday the regular women’s day. The event will conclude with a luncheon at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Church Groups Meet at Mrs Holland's Home
Mrs Holland's Division of the Second Evangelical church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 5924 Nineteenth Avenue SW for members and friends to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B B Holland
Second Evangelical Church
Nineteenth Avenue
Kruschen Salt Diet Promise Cuts Fat For 85 Cents
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a safe easy method to lose fat and fat-related discomfort. It cites Mrs. Frank Reed from Deer River Minnesota claiming a 14 pound loss and improved energy after a jar. The copy promises a money back offer if not satisfied after four weeks and urges taking a half teaspoonful daily in hot water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Reed
Deer River
Minn Dent
Mav Drug Co
Feet Won’t Ache or Burn Any More
A vintage ad promotes soaking feet in hot water with three tablespoons of Radox to open pores and draw out acids. It claims hard skin dissolves and feet feel young again. A 45 cent package is sold at May Drug Company and other drug stores with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Drug Company
Aunt Het Says Dick Faces Little Chance
Aunt Het voices a blunt view that a man is born a failure if he always gets angry because others mistreat his children. The remark reflects street corner judgment and social tension in the community.
Mrs Smith Hosts Tuesday Reading Club at Luncheon
Mrs Isaac Smith of Country Club Dave SE entertained the Tuesday Reading Club at her home today. The luncheon featured a reading program following Juncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Smith
Isaac
Mrs Nissen Returns From Wisconsin University Institute
Mrs Frank C Nissen of 1807 Second Avenue SE returned this week from Madison Wisconsin where she attended a two week speech at the University of Wisconsin. A spectacular party on the lake was staged by the department and Mrs Nissen during the last two days of the institute with Mrs Nissen taking part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C Nissen
Second Avenue SE
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Nisseml Wars
Stubbs Couple Plans Weeklong Trip To Midwestern Cities
Mr and Mrs L H Stubbs of 358 Woodland drive SE will depart Wednesday for a week of business and leisure. They will visit Jefferson City MO Vincennes IN Indianapolis IN West Elkton OH and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H Stubbs
Woodland Drive
Jefferson City
Vincennes, Ind
Indianapolis
West Elkton
Ohio
Chicago
Birthday Pool Party for Jeanette Merveaux at Legion Pool
Jeanette Merveaux, daughter of Mr and Mrs P D Merveaux, celebrated her tenth birthday with a pool party at the Legion pool in Marion. Attendees included Betty Ann Becker Helen Becker Margaret Twogood Barbara Reysa and Marcella Yeager. Mary Nickolas and Evelyn Merveaux served a picnic supper after the swim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Merveaux
P. D. Merveaux
Higley Avenue
Legion Pool
Marion
Betty Ann Becker
Helen Becker
Margaret Twogood
Barbara Reysa
Marcella Yeager
Mary Nickolas
Evelyn Merveaux
Birthday honors for Iris Ford at Mrs Good’s
Mrs H R Good hosted Friday afternoon gatherings to honor Iris Ford on her seventh birthday. Guests included Patricia Hamilton Doris Ford Helen and Martha Miller Edith Usher Lida Oakfield Ardis and Louis Ford Helen David Donald and Marvin Rathje Mrs A G Ford Mrs John Rathje and Mrs Marvin Rathje.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Good
Iris Ford
Patricia Hamilton
Doris Ford
Helen
Martha Miller
Edith Usher
Lida Oakfield
Ardis
Louis Ford
David
Donald
Marvin Rathje
A. G Ford
John Rathje
Robert C. Davis to entertain Saverys at Cedar Rapids
Robert C Davis a 1948 First sye nues will entertain a group of friends at dinner this evening at the Cedar Rapids Country Club honoring Mr and Mrs Clyde Savery of New York City She and his wife are spending a waraway here Mr and Mrs Savery wed Wednesday to Atlantic to visit amis wees eng with Mr Savery parents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Davis
Cedar Rapids
Clyde Savery
New York City
Mrs Savery
Dentan Announces Marriage of Gauchist and Copeland Son
Myria L Dentan of Sieaummer announces the marriage of her Gauchist to Linvd CL Copeland, son of EC Copeland and Mrs Copeland of Qorreeponnlic. They wed Monday at 1703 A Avenue NE with attendants Miss Lilian Frost and W J Sarton. They plan a reception at Butter Five Spa Shop and a Chicago trip. They will live at 1417 Douglas Street Sioux City. Copeland is assistant manager of the Cites Service branch. Mrs Copeland formerly served as secretary to James E Blake and Edward F Winslow in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myria L. Dentan
Sieaummer
Linvd CL Copeland
EC Cxoriand
Qorreeponnlic
Phinp Palmer
Lilian Frost
W. J. Sarton
Cedar Rapwis
Butterfiv
Chicago
Copeland
Douglas Street
Sioux City
Cites Service
James E. Blake
Edward F. Winslow
Cedar Rapids
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Bean at Daughter’s Home
Mrs Josephine Bean was surprised at the home of her daughter Mrs Annette Morris 228 Fourth Avenue SW by a group of friends. Five hundred was played and she received a bouquet of roses. Guests included Mesdames Fred Moats Charles Berger Bertha Larkin John Sturm Dorothy Leinbaugh Nick Nold J Scannell Charles Matthews Obed Bean Annette Marcris J McBride and H Hollowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Bean
Annette Morris
Fourth Avenue
Fred Moats
Charles Berger
Bertha Larkin
John Sturm
Dorothy Leinbaugh
Nick Nold
J Scannell
Charles Matthews
Obed Bean
Annette Marcris
J McBride
H. Hollowa
Mrs Mary E White Returns from California Visit
Mrs Mary E White of 140 Thirty third street NE returned Monday after eight months in California with her son in law and daughter Rev Mr and Mrs H E Carlson of Wasco. She is now spending a week with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs R A Reid of 512 Knollwood drive SE before going home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. White
Thirtythird Street
California
H. E. Carlson
Wasco
Miss Orva Mitchell Plans UW Summer Study Visit
Miss Orva Mitchell, daughter of Mr and Mrs J Guy Mitchell, will spend a couple of weeks this summer with her parents at their Wisconsin home before returning to Washington DC to teach at the Washington School of Physical Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orva Mitchell
J. Guy Mitchell
University of Wisconsin
Washington, D. C
Washington School of Physical Education
Return to Lancaster
Mr and Mrs Paul G Martin and their children were guests at 729 Twentieth Avenue SW with Mr and Mrs HR Good and have left for their home in Lancaster PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul G. Martin
HR. Good
Twentieth Avenue
Lancaster
Duplicate bridge luncheon at the Country Club today
The Duplicate bridge club met for luncheon at the Country Club and played during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge Club
Country Club
Sunshine Circle L A P M Meeting Details
Sunshine Circle L A P M will meet Thursday at 2 pm with Mrs A M Noblett at 1824 Bever Avenue SE. Wild Rose lodge No 51 LA to LA of NA will meet Wednesday at 7 30 pm in IO C F hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Circle
L. A
A. M. Noblett
Bever Avenue SE
Wild Rose Lodge No
L. A of N. A
IO. C. F Hall
Anne Adams Pattern 2538 Slim Slip in Many Sizes
Advertising copy for sizing 34 to 50 of a satin or silk crepe slip pattern 2538 with built up shoulders and slender seaming. Includes illustrated step by step sewing instructions and order details for pattern 2338 and the Anne Adams Pattern book featuring summer fashion and basics. Catalog 25 cents. pattern 15 cents. patterns together 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Gazette Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting for Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
The Ladies auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen will meet Wednesday at 2 30 p.m. at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Brotherhood of Railway
Veterans of Foreign Wars Pall
Picnic notices from Cedar Auxiliary and U S Vets at local parks
Cedar Auxiliary No 193 will host a picnic supper at the rose garden in Ellis park on Wednesday at 6 p m for members and families. U S Vets Picnic at Bever park in the new pavilion Friday evening invites all Spanish American War Veterans and families to attend bringing sandwiches a covered dish and their own silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Auxiliary No
Rose Garden
Ellis Park
Dows
United Spanish War Veterans
Bever Park
Mt Beulah Singers To Appear Here Thursday
The Mount Beulah singers a Negro male quartet from Southern Christian Institute Edwards Miss will perform at Second Christian church Thursday at 8 pm. Students from the institute known for southern melodies and Negro spirituals will sing and the public is invited with no admission but an offering taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Beulah
Southern Christian Institute
Edwards, Miss
Second Christian Church
The
Christian Church
Independence raid nets alcohol and empty bottles
A search warrant at A. A. Phillips home in Independence yielded eight gallon cans of alcohol and multiple empty bottles. Phillips pled guilty to the charges, appeared before Justice R. F Carsey, and was fined $100 plus costs. Federal agents Fry and Stewart assisted. Deputy Sheriff John Corcoran and City Marshal OFE Finuff conducted the raid. Phillips was detained downtown after the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
R. F Carsey
A. A. Phillips
Fry and Stewart
Waterloo
Sherif John Corcoran
Ofe
Finuff
Phillips
Carsey
Girl Starts 100 Hour Endurance Run in Cedar Rapids
Joan Janess of Newton begins a 100 hour endurance run in front of Rapids Chevrolet showrooms. She remains chained to a car steering wheel and will not sleep or rest, with brief nourishment and refueling pauses. The test continues until about 4 PM Saturday starting Tuesday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Rapids Chevrolet Company
Joan Janess
Newton
Rapids Company
Cedar Rapids
Muss Joness
Pam
Accused of Disposing Of Mortgaged Property
Robert Camp waived to the grand jury Tuesday before Justice G S Lightner on disposing of mortgaged property. Mrs Frank Heck alias Mrs Rose Vaidandingham pled not guilty to stealing a dress and hose from Nellie Cheney with trial set for July 31. Harold Msanike charged with failure to report an accident involving W J Reece on May 19. hearing set for July 21 with bond of 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Camp
Katie Cail
G. S. Lightner
Frank Heck
Rose Vaidandingham
Nellie Cheney
Sim
Harold Msahnke
W J. Reece
Lishtner
Oil Company Employees Donate to Health Camp Fund
Home Oil and Gas company employees contributed 475 dollars to the Camp Good Health Fund on Tuesday. The latest total for the fund stands at 1 893 86 dollars. The fund supports Camp Good Health and the Public Health Nursing bureau camp for physically handicapped children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Oil and Gas Company
Camp Good Health
Public Health Nursing Bureau
City Briefs and Personals Reads Union Hotel Meeting and Travel News
Friends of Czechoslovak music will meet in the Lincoln and Jefferson room of the Roosevelt hotel at 8 p.m. Tuesday. All friends are invited. John Lang, flagman at the Second avenue and Fourth street crossing and his son, Billie, left Monday for Colorado where they will spend two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
John Lang
Flagman
Second Avenue
Fourth Street
Billie
Colorado
Olivet preacher to speak at Nazarene Church
Dr. T W Willingham of Olivet TH will address Church of the Nazarene on Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 and again at 7 30 in the evening. He will be accompanied by the Olivet male quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T W. Willingham
Olivet, TH
Church of the Nazarene
Olivet
School piano repairs awarded to district tuner
The board of education Monday night awarded Joseph Hicksa, district piano tuner, the refinishing and repairing of more than fifty school pianos at a cost of 3.25 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Joseph Hicksa
Residents challenge sobriety plea address mix up
Martin W. Duffy of 715 Fifth avenue SE says Amos Plotz, 47, and Lawrence Bergh, 43, who pled guilty to intoxication before Justice G. S. Lightner Monday, do not live at his address. Plotz and Bergh gave Duffy’s address when apprehended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin W. Duffy
Fifth Avenue SE
Amos Pliotz
Lawrence Bergh
G. S. Lightner
Plotz and Spergh
Duffy
Cyrenus Cole Addresses Canopus Club on Washington
Cyrenus Cole a former U S representative spoke to the Canopus club on Tuesday sharing his observations from Washington as reported by The Gazette in a Monday news story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrenus Cole
Congress
Canopus Club
Washington
The
Gazette
Kiwanis Reports From National Convention
Clark Beems former lieutenant governor for the Iowa Nebraska district and Kiwanis delegate in Los Angeles will report on the convention at the Kiwanis club meeting Wednesday noon in the Montrose hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Beems
Kiwanis
Iowa-Nebraska
Los Angeles
Kiwanis Club
Montrose Hotel
Mutual Liability office to close for W. W. Wyant funeral
The local Iowa Mutual Liability Insurance office will close at noon Wednesday in memory of W. W. Wyant a longtime director. His funeral is set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Grace Methodist Church in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Mutual Liability Insurance Company
W. W. Wyant
Waterloo
Grace Methodist Church
Local court fines motorists for speeding and overtime parking
Frank Moats of 127 Thirtieth Street SE was fined 15 dollars and costs in police court Tuesday for speeding. Four overtime parkers were fined 2 dollars and costs each: Edith Eberling of 1644 First Avenue E, Stepan of 438 Eighteenth Street NW, N. D. Barr of 2011 Thirtieth Street SE, and L. W. Holbert of 318 Eighth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Moats
Thirtieth Street
Edith Eberling
First Avenue E
Stepan
Eighteenth Street
N. D. Barr
L. W. Holbert
Eighth Street
Fire damages davenport in Copple home
A short circuit in a floor lamp sparked a blaze at Albert Copple’s residence on 919 Fifteenth Street SE near 10 p m Monday. Firemen saved most living room furniture and confined the flames to the corner of origin. no one was home when it started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Copple
Fifteenth Street
Simmonds and Cramer arraigned on disorderly conduct charges
Ralph Simmonds aged 45 of Oakland avenue NE and Viola Cramer 30 of Eighteenth avenue SW were arraigned in police court on disorderly conduct. Simmonds pled not guilty and faces trial Wednesday while Cramer pled guilty and was jailed 30 days after arrest on Wilson avenue SW Monday at 745 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Simmonds
Oakland Avenue
Viola Cramer
Eighteenth Avenue
Simmonds
Unemployed Progressive League to sponsor box social
The Unemployed Progressive league will sponsor a box social and dance at the old city auditorium Wednesday evening at 8. Women are asked to bring boxes. couples without boxes pay an admission fee. The league thanks donors of clothing and magazines and requests others to call 4033 to arrange pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unemployed Progressive League
Old City Auditorium
Lutz Return From Colorado Visit
Mr and Mrs G H Lutz of 616 Cob Bancourt SE have returned from Denver Colorado where they visited their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs F Pearson They also toured the Royal Gorge Estes Park and climbed Mt Evans by the highest automobile road opened this year They traveled back to Denver via Idaho Springs Bergen Park Lookout Mountain and Golden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Lutz
Cobbancourt SE
Denver
Colo
F . Pearson
Colorado
Royal Gorge
Estes Park
Mt. Evans
Idaho Springs
Bergen Park
Lookout Mountain
Golden
Mrs Craemer Displays Florida Sailfish And Marlin Catch
Mrs. H. N. Craemer of Cedar Rapids displayed two Florida catches mounted in her store windows. The sailfish weighed 50 pounds and measured 6 feet 4 inches, the marlin swordfish 6812 pounds and 7 feet long, both caught about 25 miles from Miami on April 14. She landed the fish after a long fight with help holding the rod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Craemer
Second Avenue SE
Florida
Cedar Rapids
Craemer
Scouts Honor J D Wardle Memory Name Camp Point
Boy Scouts will hold a Friday ceremony at 7 15 p m at the Waubeek Scout camp to honor J D Wardle former Cedar Rapids area Scout council president. Wardle point will be named on the hill south of Council point. Judge H C Ring will speak. Scouts families and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Waubeek
J. D. Wardle
Cedar Rapids
Jack McGurn Declares He Is Still Alive
Chicago police report former gangster known as Machine Gun Jack McGurn publicly states he is not dead. The phrase comes as rivals and press circulated rumors in the wake of ongoing Prohibition era crime history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Machine Gun Jack
McGurn
A! Capone
Oak Park Resident Denies Death Rumor Amid Golf Balls
An Oak Park man emerged from a car to debunk a death rumor after police reported a lot of shooting. He quipped that a ghost shooting a 66 would be news, noting there had only been golf balls being hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Park
Oklahoma Table Has The Jitters
Oklahoma City's metal table three feet long by one foot wide sits on a concrete floor in a welder's shop. It has shaken since 7 a.m. last Friday with jumps up to a quarter inch. Mechanics professors and laymen have not solved the mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Grocers and Butchers Meet Over Trade Code Plans
Retail grocers and butchers of Cedar Rapids will meet tonight at the Hotel Montrose to discuss their trade code for the national recovery act and to talk over state convention plans. Women are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Montrose
All's Well That Ends Well Shown In Iowa City
Iowa City audience sees a Shakespearean production directed by Ben Iden Payne with minimal cuts using the Elizabethan four-set stage. The cast from the University summer school includes Mrs. Ottilie Seebolt as the Countess of Rosillion and features women in female parts reflecting Elizabethan casting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Taylor
Iowa City
Ben Iden Payne
Natural Science Hall
Ottilie Seebolt
University of Oregon
Countess of Rosillion
A. E. Horniman
Abbey Theater
Dublin
Mr. Payne
Manchester
England
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Charles Frohman
Ethel Barrymore
William Gillette
Otis Skinner
Elsie Ferguson
Mr. Frohman
Thomas Woods Stevens
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Payne
Richard the Second
Federal Agents Question Suspect In Luer Kidnaping
In Alton Illinois a former convict Percy M Fitzgerald of St Louis is being questioned by Department of Justice agents as the Luer kidnapping probe continues. August Luer 77 year old Alton banker was released Sunday morning after five days held on a lonely country road. The arrest of Fitzgerald in Madison marked the first concrete DOJ step in the cloaked federal inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton, Ill
Department of Justice
August Luer
Alton
Percy M. Fitzgerald
St. Louis
Madison
Fitzgerald
Billy Sunday Club Still Active After Decade in Spartanburg
A Billy Sunday club formed in Spartanburg, South Carolina, over a decade ago during evangelist Billy Sunday’s visit, and remains active today at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Spartanburg
8. C
Evangelist
Danube Wheat Lands Concede Export Cut
The four largest wheat nations agreed with Danubian producers to cap exports at 54 million bushels this year and 50 million next year. The deal, central to acreage restrictions, aims to reduce a world wheat glut and raise prices. Talks involved the United States Australia Argentina and Canada with Danubian Hungary Roumania Jugoslavia and Bulgaria and Russia. Further discussions with France and other importers were planned to ease quotas and free the world wheat market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Spokcesmen
United States
Australia
Argentina
Canada
Hungary
Roumania
Jugoslavia
Bulgaria
Russia
France
St Johns Bread Tree Grown In Vane Office
A St Johns bread tree, likely Cedar Rapids only one, grows in city auditor W E Vane's office. Planted two years ago from an Italian seed, the plant now stands two and a half feet tall with glossy leaves. Manchester council devoted Monday night to a 16575 budget for the coming year with a 20 percent cut. July 31 set to approve the estimate. no levy for garbage disposal due to fund balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's
Cedar Rapids
W. E. Vane
St. John’s
Italy
Manchester
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Warrens
Lake Okobojse
E. C. Prestons
Mrs. Nissen
Stubbs
Trip
Homme
Saverys
Rebry Dunlap
Lloyd Copeland
Clubs
Wild Rose Lodge
R. TY
Cedar
U.S. W
Nazarene Church
Cole
Wyant
Jobless League Party
Tru-Art
Camp Point
Jack McGurn
Oklahoma
Grocers
Luer
Danube
Vane
Hedges Company
Miss Colbert
LUX
Scien Cay
Itists
Scontest
Claudette “Colbert
Paramount
Lux Toilet
Lux Toilet Soap
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