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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1936

Page

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Visitors Honored At Luncheons At Cedar Rapids Club

Social events at the Cedar Rapids Country Club feature fish dinners and luncheons. Mr and Mrs Thomas L Crabbe host about forty guests with out of town visitors Mr and Mrs L O Seaman of Waterloo. Miss June Weeks of Saginaw with Miss Audrey Jones attend and Ward Belmont suite-mate Miss Weeks visits this week. Mrs J J Kehoe of Cando honored at luncheon with eight guests. Mrs George Kuhns of Hollywood joins Mrs T P Rogers for a post luncheon bridge.

Cedar Rapids Country Club Thomas L. Crabbe Grande Avenue SE L. O. Seaman Waterloo Crabbe June Weeks Saginaw, Mich Vernon Drive S. N. Berry Fifteenth Street J. J. Kehoe Cando, N. D J. H. Wixstead Second Avenue SE George Kuhns Hollywood Calif T. P. Rogers First Avenue E. Bridge

Organ Recital Program At First Presbyterian Church

The Tuesday noonday organ recital at First Presbyterian Church will be divided into two halves from 12:15 to 1:15. Miss Eleanor Taylor performs an all Bach first half followed by a modern program honoring Joyce Kilmer featuring works by Rasbach and Stoughton Starlight.

First Presbyterian Church Eleanor Taylor Joyce Kilmer

Clare Marshalls Return From Estes Park

Mr and Mrs Clare Marshall 355 Pleasant Drive SE and their children Diane Hal and Tommy returned Sunday from Estes Park Colorado after a two week stay Madeline Hunter accompanied them

Clare Marshall Pleasant Drive Diane Hal Tommy Estes Park Colo Madeline Hunter

Jean Stuart Guest at the Donald Barry Home

Jean Stuart of Glendale California arrived Sunday to visit the Barry family at 1920 Fourth Avenue SE for several weeks. Mrs. Barry, her children Donald Jr and Margaret Ann, and Mary Lou Fisher of Glidden spent the weekend in Glidden while Patricia returned home after three weeks with her grandmother Mrs. C A Fisher. Jean Stuart joined them from Glidden.

Jean Stuart Glendale Calif Donald Barry Fourth Avenue SE

Mrs Hunter and daughters visit Ludy home in Storm Lake

Mrs Myron A Hunter of Storm Lake and her daughters Betsy and Martha Ann arrived Sunday to visit for two weeks with Mrs Hunter's parents Mr and Mrs George B Ludy at 1900 Fifth Avenue.

Myron A. Hunter Storm Lake Betsy Martha Ann

Mentzer Honored At Picnic With Family Guests

Harry S. Mentzer was complimented at a picnic supper hosted by his mother in law Mrs. Clara Yanda at 1307 Twenty second avenue SW. Attendees included Mentzer family and relatives such as the Yanda and Vredenberg clans and Donovan Vanda. Mentzer is on furlough from the U S S Cushing in Bremerton Washington.

Harry S. Mentzer Clara Yanda Twenty-second Avenue H. S. Mentzer Willard Eugene Louis Skersick Charles Mentzer Byron Vredenberg George Bellon Frank Bellon Willard Jackson Edward Vredenberg George Coberly Allan Vredenberg Donovan Vanda Mr. Mentzer U. S. S. Cushing Bremerton Wash

Albany couple hosts guest from Chelsea and Tama

Harold C. White and Miss Ann Coffee of Albany were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Edwards at 358 Seventeenth Street SE. They returned from visiting relatives of Miss Coffee in Chelsea and Tama. Mr. White is a nephew of Mrs. Edwards and a grandson of Mrs. T. E. White who lives at the Edwards home.

Harold C. White Miss Ann Coffee Albany, Ill Jack R. Edwards Seventeenth Street Miss Coffee Chelsea Tama Mr. White Mrs. Edwards T. E. White Edwards

Hooks at Minnesota for Fort Snelling posting

The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hook and their children Phyllis and Cornelius Henry Jr left for Minnesota. He will serve as an officer at Fort Snelling for several weeks then the family will tour Minnesota before returning home.

C. H. Hook Avenue Phyllis Cornelius Henry, Jr Minnesota

Frances Brittin Returns to Cedar Falls College

Draper Miss Frances Brittin goes back to Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls after visiting parents Mr and Mrs C H Brittin 1837 B avenue NE over the weekend.

Frances Brittin Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls C. H. Brittin B Avenue

Mrs Sherman Travels To Milwaukee For Visit

Mrs. Thomas Sherman leaves for Milwaukee Wisconsin to stay with her daughter Mrs D McGrath and family for several weeks.

Thomas Sherman First Avenue E Milwaukee Wis D. McGrath

Misses Daleske Headed for Williamsport Pennsylvania

The Misses Althea and Gerald ine Daleske of 907 C avenue NW left for Williamsport Pennsylvania to spend a month and will visit additional Pennsylvania locations.

Althea Geraldine Daleske C Avenue NW Williamsport Pennsylvania

McMeel Returns to Chicago After Week With Mother

E. C. McMeel returned to Chicago Illinois after spending a week visiting his mother Mrs De McMeel at 350 Rockford Road.

E. C. McMeel Chicago Ill de McMeel Rockford Road

Dream Ship Ends Senior Week at Wapsie Camp Y

Senior week at Camp Wapsie the Y W C A camp at Central City closed with the dream ship program Sunday night. The afternoon featured swimming races and student performances including Betty Jacus narrator and varied songs in multiple languages by Amana girls and Spanish classes.

Camp Wapsie Central City Betty Jacus Wapsie Mary Louise Fieseler Mary Ben Davis Davadene Waltermire Helen White Mary Louise Robinson Betty Phyllis Snyder Lillian McCalley Dorothy Evans Mary Jane Messa Bea Davis Miss Castaneda

Cedar Rapids Folk Attend Bridge Tournament at Oelwein

Mrs Oliver Longueville Mrs E A Hazelton Mrs Roy Harden dorf Mrs Edith M Durin Mrs M Busler and Mrs T E Taylor travelled to Oelwein Monday for a bridge tournament. It marks the second event in a series of five held biweekly.

Cedar Rapids Oelwein Oliver Longueville E. A. Hazelton Roy Hardendorf Edith M. Durin M. Busler T. E. Taylor

Minnesota visitors tour Niagara caves and Wisconsin sites

From Minnesota Juanita Blessing, Lester Trachta and Mr and Mrs Leonard Trachta with daughter Joyce Ann recently returned after visiting the Niagara caves. On the return they stopped at Decorah Dun ning Springs ice caves West Union Calmar Fort Atkinson and Independence.

Juanita Blessing Lester Trachta Leonard Trachta Joyce Ann Minnesota Niagara Caves Decorah West Union Calmar Fort Atkinson Independence

George Alt and Cousin Return to Minneapolis

George Alt and his cousin Richard Dobson of Minneapolis left Monday after spending the weekend at the home of Mrs. E. F. Winslow at 2171 Linden Drive SE in Minneapolis.

George Alt Cousin Minneapolis Richard Dobson Minneapolis, Minn E. F. Winslow Linden Drive

Harry Boyds Return

Mr and Mrs Harry Boyd of 501 Twenty sixth street SE returned from a trip to Washington Kansas where they visited Mrs Edwina Boyd mother of Mr Boyd and from Sioux City where they visited Mrs Boyd s parents Mr and Mrs A R Lowrie Their daughter Barbara accompanied them and is staying with her grandparents in Sioux City for several weeks

Harry Boyd 501 Twenty-sixth Street Washington Kan Edwina Boyd Mr. Boyd Sioux City

Mrs. C. L. Kidd Returns From Visit to Larchmont

Mrs. C. L. Kidd of 405 Forest drive SE returned after a three weeks trip to Larchmont New York where she visited with Mrs. F. H. French.

C. L. Kidd Forest Drive Larchmont N. Y F. H. French

Alpha Gamma Delta Picnic Meeting at Bever Park

Alpha Gamma Deltas plan a picnic supper at Bever Park big pavilion Tuesday at 6 p.m. Undergraduate and alumnae members are to bring usual picnic requirements. Committee in charge: Le nore Stark, Virginia Ellis and Alice Snyder.

Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority Bever Park Lenore Stark Virginia Ellis Alice Snyder

Honored on Birthdays at Bushnell Home

Mrs. Robert Bushnell hosted a birthday gathering at 1910 Ninth Street SW for her children Bobbie and Barbara Ann. Pink and white decorations framed games and candy animal favors as relatives and friends arrived, including Mrs. Paul Patsy and Shirley Jean, Mrs. P. D. Bell and Shirley Ann, Mrs. George Rubey and Verna Lynne, and others.

Robert Bushnell Ninth Street Bobbie Barbara Ann Paul Patsey Shirley Jean P. D. Bell Shirley Ann George Rubey Verna Lynne Charles Sturtz Annabelle Lea Marlyce Anderson D. Hawkins A. E. Sturtz Betty Gibbs

Plistill’s Forty-First Wedding Anniversary Celebration

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Plistil of 1616 C avenue SW were surprised by about 200 friends and relatives at Z. C. B. J. hall celebrating their forty first wedding anniversary. The evening featured dancing and refreshments with a gift and flowers given to the honored couple. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kuchera of Minneapolis and their family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pechaus, Mrs. Anna Parichek, Lawrence Kron of Iowa City, Mrs. Mary Rozek and Guy Wilson of Council Bluffs.

Joseph Plistil C Avenue SW Z. C. B. J. Hall Frank Kuchera Minneapolis Charles Pechaus Anna Parichek Lawrence Kron Iowa

Hovorkas Honored At Ellis Park Picnic

A Sunday picnic at Ellis park celebrated the eighth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Hovorka of 916 Avenue NW. Guests included the Hovorkas daughter Patricia Ann and relatives from Stanwood Lisbon Coggan and nearby towns.

Ellis Park Edward W. Hovorka Avenue NW Hovorka Patricia Ann Lester Bails Stanwood Sherman McHenry Lisbon Lee O W. A. Bell Coggan Robert James John Bell Mr. McHenry Bails

Sorgenfrey Visitors To Stay With Siebkes In Salem

Mr and Mrs H C Sorgenfrey of Van Nuys California and their son Robert arrive Tuesday to visit at 2025 Blake Boulevard SE with Mr and Mrs G J Siebke. Mrs Sorgenfrey is Mrs Siebke’s sister. Reynold Wiggins of Monrovia and daughter Patricia left after a brief visit. Mrs Wiggins is former Florence Roe and cousin of Mrs Siebke.

H. C. Sorgenfrey van Nuys Calif Robert G. J. Siebke Blake Boulevard Sorgenfrey Siebke Reynold Wiggins Monrovia Patricia Wiggins Florence Roe

TAPPERS HOST IOWA VISITORS AT FOREST DRIVE HOME

Mr and Mrs James M Skinner of Joliet Illinois and their son David Bernt arrived to spend several weeks with Mr and Mrs B O Tapper at 348 Forest Drive SE. Mr Skinner attends advanced study at the University of Iowa during the stay.

James M. Skinner Joliet, Ill David Bernt B. O. Tapper Forest Drive Skinner Mr. Skinner University of Iowa

Camp Hitaga Closes Season With Final Council Fire

Eighty girls gathered for Camp Hitaga’s final council fire to honor Cedar Rapids Camp Fire camps. Awards went to Dorothy Jane Plock Sybil Hayward and Betty Niles. Mary Gent earned the first all summer honor. The day included Gypsy Patteran ceremonies boat races swimming honors and a jamboree with thanks to staff and senior campers.

Camp Hitaga Cedar Rapids Marion Hepner Camp Wohelo Sybil Hayward Camp Stony Ridge Virginia Harover Huaga Aliana Burr A G. Lightfoot L. D. Dennis Dorothy Jane Plock Homecraft Camp Huaga Betty Niles M. R. Warren Miss Burr Wiyansuma Warner Danforth Hazel Abernathy Letitia Beranek Laverna Travis Patricia Mitchell Josephine Frances Dale Elwood Janet Dennis Jane Niles Waterfront Pollywogs Kathleen Current Josephine Elwood Dorothy Lehman Lois Marjorie Harris Sylvia Lehti Dorothy Rick Mary Whisler Jane Travis Fish Lucille Harris Dorothy Jane Duncan Alice Campbell Mary Gent Mary Nelson Katherine Zisko Gayle Gildner Council Ring Georgia Anne Buresh Bernice Hammond Dorothy Irene Mueller Pinicon Hill Josephine McNeill Monticello Georgia Ann Baresh Anamosa Chrystal Marie Stoffel Wyoming Rosemary White Olin Nokomis Ill Dorothy Jean Duncan Alice Harmer Jeanne Stookey Wapsie Stony Ridge Stone City Hiaga Rachel Hatch Ardyce Woodside Elizabeth Jackson Josephine Beadle Nola Berger Winona Saylor Kathleen Donovan Miriam Zambrakos Lois Harris Dorothy June Duncan Dorothy Ireland Jean Alice Hayward Dorothy Mueller Bernice Becker Margaret Siggins American Legion Quaker Oats Company Robert Dill The Boy Scouts Bruce Buckness Walter Dennis Camp Waubeek Connie Cameron

Explaining Common Dreams For Linda

The article analyzes Linda’s recurring dreams about nudity and trains to reveal her shyness and obstacles to ambition. It suggests the dreams reflect worry about others' opinions and fear of public singing, urging Linda to overcome embarrassment. A 40 page booklet promises modern psychology interpretations of typical dreams and symbols.

Linda

Interpreting Your Dreams Booklet Order

A plain order to The Cedar Rapids Gazette for the booklet titled In terpreting Your Dreams. The requester provides name, address, and the booklet name for sending details to Home Institute at 109 West 19th Street, New York, NY.

Cedar Rapids Gazette Home Institute West 19Th Street New York N. Y

How to Play and Win Contract Bridge Strategy

A bridge article discusses avoiding stock plays that alert defenders to patterns. South opens 2NT and a keen declarer avoids common traps by deceptive play, winning tricks through misdirection and signaling, illustrating advanced planning against skilled opponents.

White Sox Yankee double header draws local visitors

Mr and Mrs Joe Michal and Mr and Mrs L T Cummins motored to Chicago Sunday to attend the White Sox Yankee double header. They returned late Sunday. Prof and Mrs E A Kirkpatrick of Boston left Monday after spending the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs F M Beltz 403 Twenty second street NE.

Joe Michal L. T. Cummins Chicago E. A. Kirkpatrick Boston Mass F. M. Beltz Twenty-second Street

Perkins Family Weekend Visit Trips to Shrine Meet

Mr and Mrs W Perkins of Chicago and their family visited over the week end with Mrs Rudolph Petranek at 727 Second Street SW The Perkinses were returning from Seattle where Mr Perkins attended the Shrine national convention They also visited Yakima Mrs Petranek is Mrs Perkins mother.

W. Perkins Chicago Rudllph Petranek Second Street Perkinses Seattle Wash Perkins Yakima Petranek

Miller Family Visiting in Rockford Theirs Visit to Mrs Snyder

Mr and Mrs E E Miller of Rockford Illinois and their children Patricia Richard Donald and Barbara arrived Sunday to spend a week at the home of Mrs Grace Snyder located at 611 Seventeenth street NE Mrs Snyder is the Miller matriarchs mother

E. E. Miller Rockford, Ill Patricia Richard Donald Barbara Grace Snyder Seventeenth Street Snyder Miller

Mareshs Return From Chicago Visit

Mr and Mrs L J Maresh of 120 Twenty third Street Drive SE have returned from a week in Chicago visiting Mr and Mrs E J Maresh and their sons Dick and Bob

L. J. Maresh Twenty-third Street Drive Chicago E. J. Maresh Dick and Bob

Local Father And Son Held In Waterloo Probe

In Waterloo, Frank Melichar, 58, and his son Frank Melichar Jr., 33, both Cedar Rapids residents, were jailed for investigation into a Sunday Highway 20 crash east of Waterloo. Brother William Melichar, 53, Cedar Rapids, was released after asserting Jr. Melichar was driving and that no one had been drinking. The car rolled into a ditch after failing to negotiate a curve. state patrolman Claude Hoff leads the inquiry.

Waterloo Frank Melichar Frank, Jr Cedar Rapids Black Hawk County Claude Hoff William Melichar

James E. Patterson Dies at 80 in Hopkinton

James Edwin Patterson, 80, died suddenly at his son C R Patterson’s home Friday while at the supper table. Born in Searsport, Maine on July 15, 1856, he married Mary E White on January 1, 1876. Survived by two children Mrs C M Aughey of Des Moines and C R Patterson of Xinton. wife died in 1931.

Hopkinton James Edwin Patterson C. R. Patterson Searsport Maine Mary E. White

Quatrains on Fame Death and Laughter

The verse contrasts Cr oesus and Lazarus as symbols of fame and death. It muses on golf as a hard game none master, and prefers intimate company over crowds. It defines laughter as a healing ether that eases woes and distracts from loss and gain.

City Briefs and Personal Notes

A special board of adjustment meeting is set in the city council room at city hall on Tuesday at 3 p.m. Mrs. Obed Bean of 1004 First Street SW is confined to home due to illness. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Stanley visited Freeport Illinois to attend the funeral of Mrs. Stanley's aunt, Mrs. W. L. Wade. Lawrence Becker, 27, of Norway was treated at Mercy Hospital after injuring his foot stepping on a nail at home.

Board of Adjustment City Council Obed Bean First Street Mrs. C. T. Stanley Freeport, Ill Mrs. Stanley W. L. Wade Lawrence Becker Norway Mercy Hospital

Fire destroys haystack at Monro home in Center Point

A small haystack at the W. F. Monro residence on Center Point road NE was burned at 11 a.m. Monday when flaming paper drifting from a bonfire ignited it. No injuries were reported and damage was limited to the haystack.

W. F. Monro Center Point Road

Rotary Club Luncheon Shows Cruiser Seven Seas

Sound motion pictures from Cruising the Seven Seas were shown at the Rotary club luncheon held at the Hotel Roosevelt Monday noon.

The Seven Seas Rotary Club Hotel Roosevelt

Mullin Carrier Boy Undergoes Appen dicitis Surgery

Harry Mullin son of Mr and Mrs Harry F Mullin of 412 F Avenue NW underwent an operation for appendicitis Saturday at Mercy Hospital.

Harry Mullin Harry F. Mullin F Avenue NW Mercy Hospital

Townsend Club No 3 Meeting at Daniels Park Pavilion

Townsend club No 3 heads to Daniels park pavilion on Monday at 7 30 p m for an evening program including reports from the Cleveland convention committee.

Townsend Club No. 3 Daniels Park Pavilion Cleveland Convention Committee

Petition Filed for Traffic Signal at Third and Fifth

A petition to install an electric traffic signal at Third Street and Fifth Avenue SE was filed with the city council on Monday by twelve firms and individuals.

Third Street Fifth Avenue SE

McNally Wins Permit Transfer for Beverage License

City council on Monday granted W. R. McNally approval to transfer his class B beverage permit from 110 Fifteenth Street NE to 124 First Avenue E. The action permits the continued sale of alcoholic beverages at the new location under existing license terms.

W. R. McNally Fifteenth Street First Avenue E

Mark Scheible Injures Hand At Cedar Park Shooting Gallery

Mark Scheible of 505 Fifth Ave SE suffered a gunshot wound to the hand on Saturday evening when he accidentally discharged a rifle at the Cedar Park shooting gallery. He received treatment at Mercy Hospital.

Mark Scheible Fifth Avenue SE Cedar Park Mercy Hospital

City Council Seeks Oil on Nine Street SW and Related Streets

The council filed a resolution Monday to oil Ninth Street SW from Nineteenth Avenue to Twentieth Avenue and Twenty-ninth Street NE from B Avenue to C Avenue. Sheriff A W Hammelman of Independence reported a car theft at 12:30 a.m. Monday. The stolen vehicle is a 1935 Ford V-8 two door sedan with green body and black wheels, license 10-4095.

Ninth Street Nineteenth Avenue Twentieth Avenue Twenty-ninth Street B Avenue C Avenue A. W. Hammelman Independence

City Physician Hasek Remains Fairly Good After Operation

The condition of Dr. V. H. Hasek, city physician, was reported as fairly good at St. Luke's hospital Monday after an emergency appendicitis operation. Visitors are not permitted.

V. H. Hasek St. Luke’s Hospital Hasek

Poles Stolen From Local Painter Reported

W Vanous of 1524 Fifth Street NW reports four fishing poles were stolen Saturday night from a garage where he was painting them. J J Studer Mrs John Denny and Amy O Donnell, buyers for H N Craemer, have just returned from eastern markets noting strong merchandising activity.

W. Vanous Fifth Street J. J. Studer John Denny Amy O’donnell H. N. Craemer Company

City frees bond for Beers Coal firm to clean Twelfth Ave

The city council voted to release the bond posted for the dead end of Twelfth avenue SW at Sixth street by the F. A. Beers Coal company. The condition requires removal of all property and street cleanup on the site.

F. A. Beers Coal Company Twelfth Avenue Sixth Street

Archery Club Plans Ellis Park Range Meeting

The playground archery club under Howard Heathman will meet at Ellis Park range Tuesday at 6 30 p m. Bows arrows and targets will be furnished. Any adult interested in learning archery is invited to attend.

The Playground Archery Club Howard Heathman Ellis Park Range

Return From Topeka Ceremony Notifies Governor Landon Support

Arthur Axmear, William Axmear, Howard Churchill and B. L. Wick returned from Topeka Kansas where they attended the formal notification ceremony for Governor Alf M. Landon the Republican candidate for President.

Arthur Axmear William Axmear Howard Churchill B. L. Wick Topeka Kan Alf M. Landon

Forged Check Link Ties Suspect to General Air Case

A check payable to Arthur Richlels and signed by Robert Smith matches the description of the man who last week presented a forged check at the General Air Conditioning office. Detectives pursue this lead as the investigation continues.

Arthur Richlels Robert Smith General Air Conditioning Company

Cedar Rapids Boys Drum Corps to Perform at Lincoln School

The Cedar Rapids Boys Band and Drum Corps junior unit will perform Wednesday evening at Lincoln School playground. The group meets at 7:15 PM on school grounds with drum corps equipment.

Cedar Rapids Lincoln School

Cedar Rapids boys to play at Raiders game

The Cedar Rapids Boys Y band and older drum corps meet at Belden Hill park at 7 30 Tuesday evening in summer uniform with band and drum instruments to perform at the Raiders game.

Cedar Rapids Belden Hill Park

Return From West Trip to California Details

Elmer F. Young and Verne Josi fek returned Sunday from a motor trip to California. They visited Boulder Dam, the Grand Canyon, Los Angeles, San Diego, Long Beach, the Texas Centennial Exposition and Carlsbad Caverns. They left July 1.

Elmer F. Young Verne Josifek California Boulder Dam Grand Canyon Los Angeles San Diego Long Beach Texas Centennial Exposition Carlsbad Caverns

Stephens Recovering After Emergency Operation in Rawlins

In Rawlins Wyoming Charles A Stephens of 629 Twenty ninth street SE underwent an emergency operation at Memorial hospital Rawlins and is recovering satisfactorily Mrs Stephens and their family were vacationing in the Rocky mountains when he became ill on the return trip

Charles A. Stephens Twenty-ninth Street Memorial Hospital Rawlins Wyo Mr. Stephens Rocky Mountains

Forged Check Reported at Fair Store

Dell Leibsohn of the Fair store reported to police this Monday a forged check received Saturday evening for seven dollars fifty cents. The check was presented to the cashier before the discovery. The incident remains under investigation by local authorities.

Dell Leibsohn Fair Store

Willis Rose to be arraigned on reckless driving charge

Willis Rose a 47 year old resident of Norway was arrested by deputy sheriffs late Saturday near Fairfax on highway 149 and was scheduled to be arraigned in the justice of the peace court Monday afternoon on a reckless driving charge.

Willis Rose Norway Fairfax Justice of the Peace Court

Foursquare Gospel Tabernacle Plans Evening Services

Three speakers each night from Tuesday to Thursday will host Foursquare Gospel Tabernacle services. Rev. Mr and Mrs John Winn of Los Angeles, former Cedar Rapids residents, join Rev. Paul Roger to lead themes Acceptable Sacrifices All of One Accord and Pentecost Repeated.

John Winn Los Angeles Cedar Rapids Paul Roger Winn Lela Tabor

Carl Fliermans Wins Model Plane Contest at Cedar Rapids Airport

Heat and wind challenged six entrants in the Cedar Rapids Airhawks model airplane contest at the airport Sunday. Carl Fliermans won first prize with a cadet major plane that stayed aloft 1 minute 12.8 seconds but was not recovered after landing in a cane field. Harlan Endsley took second with a 47 second flight, Francis Camizzi finished third with 16 seconds. All planes suffered damage from the stiff, sweeping wind.

Cedar Rapids Airhawks Carl Flierman Carl Fliermans Fourth Street Harlan Endsley Francis Camizzi

Five Arrested Fined In City Cafe Fight

Five people received $100 fines and costs after a Saturday night fight at a United States cafe. Water Trimble Charles Trimb invited two years of good behavior. others faced jail or county custody for intoxication and related charges.

Cos Jud Thomas B. Powell Cau United States Water Trimble Charles Trimb First Street Ed Ree Sixth Street Stanle Kolsto Alex Jarvi Lyons Neb J. E. Hurley Nineteen Avenue SW Joe Fiesle Second Avenue SE James Rock Bertram

Reckless Driving Fine In Police Court

Amos L. Smith of 1447 Four Avenue SE was fined 100 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to reckless driving. Several others were fined for double parking and related offenses, including Marvin Stary, Clarence Winde, Ant Astrosky, Emil Klumpar, and Arthur Davis, with additional fines for speeding and parking violations. The report lists multiple residents and addresses receiving fines and notes one defendant jailed for failing to pay a ten dollar fine.

Amos L. Smith Four Avenue Marvin Stary Nineteen Avenue Clarence Winde Eighth Street Ant Astrosky Sixth Street Emil Klumpar D Street Arthur Davis Fi Street Charles Estes Avenue Margaret Donahue Waterloo F. W. Bloomquist J Malichar David Sparks Ron Harold Barger Wro J. H. Ramse First Avenue E J. L. Robinson

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