Visitors Honored At Cedar Rapids Country Club Luncheons
Social events at the Cedar Rapids Country Club feature Mrs. Thomas L. Crabbe hosting about forty guests for a fish dinner with out of town visitors L. O. Seaman from Waterloo and Miss June Weeks from Saginaw. Luncheons honor Mrs J J Kehoe of Cando and include Mrs George Kuhns of Hollywood with eight guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Clare Marshall Returns From Estes Park Vacation
Mr and Mrs Clare Marshall and their children Diane Hal and Tommy of Pleasant Drive SE returned Sunday from Estes Park Colorado where they spent the last two weeks Madeline Hunter accompanied them
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Marshall
Pleasant Drive
Diane
Hal
Tommy
Estes Park
Colo
Madeline Hunter
Jean Stuart Guests at the Donald Barry Home
Jean Stuart of Glendale Calif arrived Sunday to visit the Barry home at 1920 Fourth avenue SE for several weeks. Mrs Barry and her children Donald Jr and Margaret Ann with Mrs Barry's niece Mary Lou Fisher of Glidden spent the weekend at Glidden. Patricia Barry returned home with them after three weeks with her grandmother Mrs C A Fisher. Jean Stuart accompanied them from Glidden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Stuart
Glendale
Calif
Donald Barry
Fourth Avenue SE
Mrs Hunter and daughters visiting in G B Ludy home
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron A. Hunter
Storm Lake
Betsy
Martha Ann
Mentzer Honored At Picnic By Family Network
Harry S. Mentzer received compliments at a picnic supper hosted by his mother in law Mrs. Clara Yanda at 1307 Twenty second avenue SW. Attendees included numerous Mentzer relatives and friends in a large extended family gathering. Mentzer was home on furlough from the U S S Cushing in Bremerton Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 pair visits relatives in Tama and Chelsea
Harold C. White and Miss Ann Coffee of Albany Illinois were guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack R Edwards 358 Seventeenth Street SE They were returning from visiting relatives of Miss Coffee at 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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Hook Family Heads to Minnesota for Fort Snelling Duty
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hook and children Phyllis and Cornelius Henry Jr. depart from 1708 B Avenue NE for Minnesota. The father will serve for several weeks as an officer at Fort Snelling, then the family will tour Minnesota before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Hook
Avenue
Phyllis
Cornelius Henry, Jr
Minnesota
Frances Brittin Returns to Cedar Falls Campus
Frances Brittin returns to Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls Sunday after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C H Brittin 1837 B avenue NE The report notes her weekend at home before resuming studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Brittin
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
C. H. Brittin
B Avenue
Mrs Sherman Visits Milwaukee for Weeks
Mrs. Thomas Sherman of 1211 First Avenue East travels to Milwaukee Wisconsin to stay with her daughter Mrs D McGrath and family for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sherman
First Avenue E
Milwaukee
Wis
D. McGrath
Daleske Sisters Headed for Pennsylvania Visit
The Misses Althea and Geraldine Daleske of 907 C avenue NW will spend a month in Williamsport PA and visit other places in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althea
Geraldine Daleske
C Avenue NW
Williamsport
Pennsylvania
McMeel Heads Back to Chicago After Week with Mother
E. C. McMeel returned to Chicago Illinois after spending a week visiting his mother Mrs McMeel at 350 Rockford Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. McMeel
Chicago
E. C
Dream Ship Program Ends Senior Week At Wapsie Camp
Senior week at Camp Wapsie YWCA in Central City concluded with the dream ship procession on Sunday night. Betty Jacus narrated dreams of knowledge and beauty as campers formed friendships with visitors from diverse backgrounds. Performances featured Mary Louise Fieseler singing from a canoe, German and Spanish songs, and a May Day boat procession lighting the campfire. Swimming events included a form side stroke, 50-yard freestyle won by Ben Davis, and a tandem endurance race with multiple participants. A Spanish fiesta Saturday night blended Cuban games, Castaneda’s classes, and barquillo delicacies in a Cuban courtyard setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Wapsie
Central City
Betty Jacus
Wapsie
Mary Louise Fieseler
Mary
Concha Castaneda
Havana
Cuba
Lu- Ella Eggerding
Lois Wheeler
Mildred Keep
Belle Plaine
Rose Miller
Emmy Lou Davis
Helen Ries
Alice Eaton
Iowa City
Dorothy Haworth
Cedar Rapids
Virginia Bates
Sigourney
Mollie Stepp
Manchester
Ben Davis
Lorraine Edaburn
Mary Louise Robinson
Davadene Waltermire
Jane Arnold
Helen White
Betty
Phyllis Snyder
Lillian McCalley
Dorothy Evans
Mary Jane Messa
Bea Davis
Miss Castaneda
Camp Huaga
Dorothy Irene Mueller
Pinicon Hill
Josephine McNeill
Monticello
Janet Dennis
Georgia Ann Baresh
Dorothy Jane Plock
Betty Niles
Anamosa
Chrystal Marie Stoffel
Wyoming
Rosemary White
Olin
Mary Gent
Nokomis
Dorothy Jane Duncan
Lucille Harris
Dorothy Jean Duncan
Alice Harmer
Jeanne Stookey
Bernice Becker
Waterfront
Lois Harris
Mary Whisler
Laverna ‘Travis
Georgia Ann Buresh
Letitia Beranek
Margaret Siggins
Josephine Beadle
Alice Campbell
Dorothy Lehman
American Legion
Quaker Oats Company
Robert Dill
The
Boy Scouts
Bruce Buckness
Walter Dennis
Camp
Waubeek
Connie Cameron
Cedar Rapids Women Attend Bridge Tournament in Oelwein
Mrs Oliver Longueville, Mrs E A Hazelton, Mrs Roy Harden dorf, Mrs Edith M Durin, Mrs M Busler and Mrs T E Taylor traveled to Oelwein Monday for the second in a five event bridge series held every two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Longueville
E. A. Hazelton
Roy Hardendorf
Edith M. Durin
M. Busler
T. E. Taylor
Oelwein
Blessings Visit Niagara Caves and Decorah Areas
From Minnesota Juanita Blessing, Lester Trachta, and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Trachta with daughter Joyce Ann return after touring the Niagara caves. They also visited ice caves and Dun ning Springs Decorah West Union Calmar Fort Atkinson and Independence along the trip back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Blessing
Lester Trachta
Leonard Trachta
Joyce Ann
Minnesota
Niagara Caves
Decorah
West Union
Calmar
Fort Atkinson
Independence
Perkins family visit from Chicago and Shrine convention
Mr. and Mrs. W. Perkins of Chicago and their family visited over the week end with Mrs. Rudolph Petranek of 727 Second Street SW. The Perkinses were returning from Seattle where Mr. Perkins attended the Shrine national convention and they also visited Yakima. Mrs. Petranek is the mother of Mrs. Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Perkins
Chicago
Rudllph Petranek
Second Street
Perkinses
Seattle
Wash
Perkins
Yakima
Petranek
Organ Recital at First Presbyterian Announces Program
The Tuesday noonday organ recital by Miss Eleanor Taylor at First Presbyterian Church will run from 12:15 to 1:15 in two parts. The first half features Bach works including Chorale Jesus, my Friend and Prelude and Fugue in Chorale My Soul Magnifies the Lord. The second half is a modern tribute to Joyce Kilmer with Trees-Words by Joyce Kilmer set to music by Rasbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Eleanor Taylor
Joyce Kilmer
Jesus
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Alt
Cousin
Minneapolis
Richard Dobson
Minneapolis, Minn
E. F. Winslow
Linden Drive
Harry Boyds Return From West Trip to Visit Relatives
Mr and Mrs Harry Boyd 501 Twenty sixth street SE recently 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 will stay several weeks with her grandparents in Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Boyd
501
Twenty-sixth Street
Washington
Kan
Edwina Boyd
Mr. Boyd
Sioux City
Mrs C L Kidd Returns From North New York Trip
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Kidd
Forest Drive
Larchmont
N. Y
F. H. French
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority Picnic At Bever Park
The undergraduate and alumnae members of Alpha Gamma Delta will meet at Bever Park’s big pavilion on Tuesday at 6 p.m. for a picnic supper. Committee in charge includes Le nore Stark Virginia Ellis and Alice Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Bever Park
Lenore Stark
Virginia Ellis
Alice Snyder
Birthday party for Bobbie and Barbara Ann Bushnell
Mrs. Robert Bushnell hosted a birthday gathering at 1910 Ninth Street SW. Pink and white decorations featured candy animal favors. Attending were Mrs. Paul Patsy and Shirley Jean, Mrs. P. D. Bell and Shirley Ann, Mrs. George Rubey and Verna Lynne, Mrs. Charles Sturtz and Annabelle Lea, Marlyce Anderson, Mrs. D. Hawkins, Mrs. A. E. Sturtz, and Betty Gibbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Honored On Forty-First Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Joseph Plistil of 1616 C avenue SW were surprised by about 200 friends and relatives at Z C B J hall to mark their forty first anniversary. The evening included dancing refreshments a gift and flowers for the honored couple. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Kuchera of Minneapolis Mr and Mrs Charles Pechaus Mrs Anna Parichek Lawrence Kron of Iowa City Mrs Mary Rozek and Guy Wilson of Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Anniversary Picnic
A Sunday picnic at Ellis Park honored Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Hovorka on their eighth wedding anniversary. Guests included their daughter Patricia Ann and relatives from Stanwood Lisbon Coggon and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Park
Edward W. Hovorka
Avenue NW
Hovorka
Patricia Ann
Lester Bails
Stanwood
Sherman McHenry
Lisbon
Lee O
W. A. Bell
Coggon
Robert
James
John
Bell
Mr. McHenry
Bails
Siebke Home to Welcome California Visitors
Mr and Mrs H C Sorgenfrey of Van Nuys and their son Robert are due Tuesday to visit the Siebkes at 2025 Blake Blvd SE for several days. Mrs Sorgenfrey is Mrs Siebke's sister. Mr and Mrs Reynold Wiggins of Monrovia and their daughter Patricia left after a brief visit. Mrs Wiggins is former Florence Roe and a Siebke cousin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Sorgenfrey
van Nuys
Calif
Robert
G. J. Siebke
Blake Boulevard
Sorgenfrey
Siebke
Reynold Wiggins
Monrovia
Patricia
Mrs. Wiggins
Mrs. Siebke
Florence Roe
Tappers Welcome Skinner Guests From Joliet
Mr and Mrs James M Skinner of Joliet Illinois and their son David Bernt recently arrived to spend several weeks with Mr and Mrs B O Tapper at 348 Forest Drive SE parents of Mrs Skinner Mr Skinner is pursuing advanced work at the University of Iowa while here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Skinner
Joliet, Ill
David Bernt
B. O. Tapper
Forest Drive
Skinner
Mr. Skinner
University of Iowa
Michal Cummins Attend White Sox Yankee Doubleheader
Mr and Mrs Joe Michal and Mr and Mrs L T Cummins motored to Chicago Sunday to attend a White Sox Yankee double header. They returned late Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Michal
L. T. Cummins
Chicago
Boston couple leaves after weekend visit
Prof and Mrs E A Kirkpatrick of Boston Massachusetts departed Monday after spending the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs F M Beltz at 403 Twenty second street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Kirkpatrick
Boston
Mass
F. M. Beltz
Twenty-second Street
Final Council Fire Closes Camp Hitaga Season
Eighty girls gathered for Camp Hitaga final council fire in memory of Cedar Rapids Camp Fire camps. Awards honored Wood Gatherer Torch Bearer and summer honors. The Gypsy Paterran ceremony, swimming contests, and a jamboree concluded a season with staff selections and a Horse Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Explaining Linda dreams of embarrassment and ambition
A reader explores common dreams of Linda as she walks unclothed in public and struggles to catch a train. The analysis links shyness and fear to unrealized ambitions, urging readers to interpret dreams to overcome self conscious limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda
Interpreting Your Dreams Booklet Request
A reader asks 15 cents for a booklet titled In terpreting Your Dreams and requests mailing to The Cedar Rapids Gazette address for Home Institute in New York City. The note includes sender’s name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Home Institute
West 19Th Street
New York
N. Y
Clever Card Play Deflects Defense in Bridge Lesson
A contract bridge article explains avoiding stock plays by an expert declarer who camouflages a heart threat. West leads clubs, declarer finesses by discarding dummy entries, then tempts a heart signal, leaving West misled about the hand’s shape and preventing a diamond loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Declarer
East
Hong
Miller family visits in Rockford clan reunion
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Miller of Rockford Illinois and children Patricia Richard Donald and Barbara arrived Sunday to spend a week with Mrs. Grace Snyder at 611 Seventeenth Street NE. Mrs. Snyder is Mrs. Miller's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Miller
Rockford, Ill
Patricia
Richard
Donald
Barbara
Grace Snyder
Seventeenth Street
Snyder
Miller
Mareshs Return After 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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Maresh
Twenty-third Street Drive
Chicago
E. J. Maresh
Dick and
Bob
Local Father And Son Held At Waterloo In Highway Spill
Frank Melichar Sr 58 and his son Frank Jr 33 both of Cedar Rapids were held in Black Hawk county jail for investigation after a Sunday afternoon accident on highway 20 ten miles east of Waterloo. William Melichar 53 Cedar Rapids brother of Frank Jr was released after stating Frank Jr drove and that neither of the others had been drinking. The car overturned in a ditch when the driver failed the turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Frank Melichar
Frank, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Black Hawk County
Claude Hoff
William Melichar
James Edwin Patterson dies at 80 in Hopkinton
James Edwin Patterson, 80, died suddenly at the supper table at the home of his son C. R. Patterson. Born July 15, 1856 in Searsport, Maine, 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 Jointon. widow died in 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton
James Edwin Patterson
C. R. Patterson
Searsport
Maine
Mary E. White
Just Folks and the Two Names in the Crypt of Fame
The poem reflects on Croesus and Lazarus as symbols of wealth and poverty now in fame’s crypt. It muses that golf remains elusive to many and that choosing companionship matters. Laughter is praised as a healing, temporary ether easing sorrow and worry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croesus
Lazarus
Crypt of Fame
Special city meeting set for Tuesday afternoon
The board of adjustment will meet in the city council room at city hall Tuesday at 3 p.m. Mrs. Obed Bean of 1004 First Street SW is homebound due to illness. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Stanley attended the funeral of Mrs. Stanley's aunt, Mrs. W. L. Wade, in Freeport Illinois. Lawrence Becker, 27, of Norway was treated at Mercy hospital for a nail injury at his home. A haystack at the W F Monro home on Center Point road NE was destroyed by fire. Rotary club heard a film clip from Cruising the Seven Seas at Hotel Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Adjustment
City Council
Obed Bean
First Street
Lawrence Becker
Norway
Mercy Hospital
W. F. Monro
Center Point Road
Mullin Carrier Boy Undergoes Appendectomy
Harry Mullin a Gazette carrier boy son of Mr and Mrs Harry F Mullin 412 F avenue NW underwent an operation for appendicitis Saturday at Mercy hospital Townsend club No 3 will meet Monday evening at 7 30 in Daniels park pavilion Reports from the Cleveland convention committee will be included on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mullin
Harry F. Mullin
F Avenue NW
Mercy Hospital
Townsend Club No. 3
Daniels Park Pavilion
Cleveland Convention Committee
Petition filed for traffic signal at Third Street and Fifth Avenue SE
Twelve firms and individuals filed a petition with the city council on Monday seeking the installation of an electric traffic signal at the intersection of Third Street and Fifth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Street
Fifth Avenue SE
City Grants Beverage Permit Transfer to McNally
The city council on Monday approved transferring W. R. McNallys class B beverage permit from 110 Fifteenth Street NE to 124 First Avenue E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. McNally
Fifteenth Street
First Avenue E
Man Injured By Accidental Rifle Discharge At Cedar Park
Mark Scheible of 505 Fifth Ave SE sustained a gunshot wound to the hand Saturday evening after an accidental rifle discharge at the Cedar Park shooting gallery. He received treatment at Mercy Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Scheible
Fifth Avenue SE
Cedar Park
Mercy Hospital
City Council Orders Oiling of Key Streets
A city council resolution filed Monday orders oiling of Ninth Street SW from Nineteenth Avenue to Twentieth Avenue and Twenty-ninth Street NE from B Avenue to C Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street
Nineteenth Avenue
Twentieth Avenue
Twenty-ninth Street
B Avenue
C Avenue
Stolen 1935 Ford V-8 in Independence, license 10 4095
Independence sheriff reported a car theft at 12 30 a m Monday. The vehicle is a 1935 Ford V-8 two door sedan with a green body and black wheels bearing license 10 4095.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Hammelman
Independence
Dr V H Hasek In Hospital After Appendicitis Operation
City physician Dr V H Hasek was reported fairly good at St Luke s hospital on Monday after an emergency appendicitis operation. Visitors are not permitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. H. Hasek
St. Luke’s Hospital
Hasek
Merchandising activity and local crime notes in city report
The report mentions W. Vanous reporting Saturday night theft of several fishing poles kept near his painting setup. J. J. Studer Mrs. John Denny and Amy O'Donnell from H N Craemer Co report strong merchandising activity after eastern markets return. The city council released the bond of F A Beers Coal Co with cleanup conditions for Twelfth avenue SW street end. A playground archery club directed by Howard Heathman will meet at Ellis Park range Tuesday at 6 30 p m with bows arrows and targets provided and open to adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Studer
John Denny
Amy O’donnell
H. N. Craemer Company
F. A. Beers Coal Company
Twelfth Avenue
Sixth Street
The
Playground Archery Club
Howard Heathman
Ellis Park Range
Four Return From Topeka For Landon Ceremony
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Axmear
William Axmear
Howard Churchill
B. L. Wick
Topeka
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Forged Check Linked to General Air Conditioning Clerk
A forged check was presented to the General Air Conditioning office last week. The description of the man who handed over the check matched the person previously identified as the forger, payable to Arthur Richlels and signed Robert Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Richlels
Robert Smith
General Air Conditioning Company
Cedar Rapids Boys Band Drum Corps to Play at Lincoln School
The Cedar Rapids Boys Band and Drum Corps juvenile unit will perform Wednesday evening at the Lincoln School playground. Boys meet at 7:15 on the school grounds with drum corps equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Lincoln School
Cedar Rapids Boys Corps 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 uniforms with band and drum instruments to perform before the Raiders game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Belden Hill Park
Return From West Travel Journal
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer F. Young
Verne Josifek
California
Boulder Dam
Grand Canyon
Los Angeles
San Diego
Long Beach
Texas Centennial Exposition
Carlsbad Caverns
Stephens Undergoes Emergency Operation in Rawlins
In Memorial hospital Rawlins Wyoming Charles A Stephens of 629 Twenty ninth street SE underwent an emergency operation and is recovering satisfactorily. He was vacationing in the Rocky mountains with his family when illness struck during the return trip home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Stephens
Twenty-ninth Street
Memorial Hospital
Rawlins
Wyo
Mr. Stephens
Rocky Mountains
Forged Check Reported at Fair Store
Police were told by Dell Leibsohn of the Fair store that a forged check was presented Saturday evening for $7.50. The receipt of the check was reported Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell Leibsohn
Fair Store
Willis Rose to Face Reckless Driving Charge in Fairfax
Willis Rose, 47, of Norway, arrested by deputy sheriffs late Saturday near Fairfax on highway 149, was to be arraigned in justice of the peace court Monday afternoon on a reckless driving charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Rose
Norway
Fairfax
Justice of the Peace Court
Foursquare Gospel Tabernacle to Host Services With Winns
Foursquare Gospel Tabernacle announces services Tuesday to Thursday conducted by Rev. Paul Roger and guest Rev. Mr. and Mrs. John Winn of Los Angeles formerly of Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Winn formerly Les Tabor. First three nights feature themes Acceptable Sacrifices All of One Accord Pentacost Repeated with three speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Winn
Los Angeles
Cedar Rapids
Paul Roger
Winn
Les Tabor
Gan
Carl Fliermans Wins Model Plane Contest
In hot wind at Cedar Rapids Airhawks contest on Sunday, six entrants fielded fuselage planes. Carl Fliermans won first with a cadet-major plane reaching 1 minute 12.8 seconds before vanishing in a cane field a quarter mile south of the airport. the plane was not recovered. Harlan Endsley took second with a 47 second flight and Francis Camizzi finished third with 16 seconds. All planes sustained damage from the stiff wind across the stubble field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Airhawks
Carl Fliermans
Fourth Street
Harlan Endsley
Francis Camizzi
Five Arrested At Cafe Fight Fined In City Court
Five arrested for a Saturday night fight at a United States cafe were fined 100 dollars each by Judge Thomas B. Powell on Monday. Water Trimble Charles Trimb [sic] 412 First street SE Ed Ree 1008 Sixth street SE had fines suspended on condition they leave the city for two years. Stanle Kolsto route 1 and Alex Jarvi Lyons Neb failed to pay and were committed to the county jail. J E Hurley 1342 Nineteen Avenue SW was fined 100 dollars and costs for intoxication. Joe Fiesle 1214 Second Avenue SE and James Rock Bertram were fined 16 dollars and costs the same day but chose jail instead of paying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Finesapplied In Police Court
Amos L. Smith of 1447 For avenue SE was fined 100 dollars in police court after pleading guilty to reckless driving. Additional fines and costs were assessed for double parking on Marvin Stary and other violations, with several individuals cited for improper or prohibited parking and related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos L. Smith
Avenue SE
Marvin Stary
Nineteen Avenue
Clarence Winde
Eighth Street
Ant Astrosky
Sixth Street
Emil Klumpar
D Street S
Arthur Davis
Fi Street
Charles Estes
Margaret Donahue
Waterloo
F. W. Bloomquist
J Malichar
Fai Ure
David Sparks
Ron
Harold Barger
Wro
J. H. Rams
First Avenue E
J. L. Robinson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clare Marshalls
Mrs. Hunter
G. B. Ludy
Albany, Illinois
Cc. H. Hooks
Milwaukee, Wis
Brown
Mulet
Harry Boyds
Alpha Gamma Deltas
Plistill
E. W. Hovorkas
B. O. Tappers
Wiyansuma
Warner Danforth
Hazel Abernathy
Laverna Travis
Patricia Mitchell
Josephine
Frances Dale Elwood
Jane Niles
Pollywogs
Kathleen Current
Josephine Elwood
Lois
Marjorie Harris
Sylvia Lehti
Dorothy Rick
Jane Travis
Fish
Mary Nelson
Katherine Zisko
Gayle Gildner
Council Ring
Bernice Hammond
Stony Ridge
Stone City
Hiaga
Rachel Hatch
Ardyce Woodside
Elizabeth Jackson
Nola Berger
Winona Saylor
Kathleen Donovan
Miriam Zambrakos
Dorothy June Duncan
Dorothy Ireland
Jean Alice Hayward
Dorothy Mueller
Dealer
Mkqis
Oas
E. E. Millers
L. J. Mareshs
Edgar A Guest
Golf
Pit
Seven Seas
Rotary Club
Hotel Roosevelt
W. Vanous
Fifth Street
Boys Corps
Foursquare Special Services
Ripie Sont
Sune
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