Women’s Blind Bogey and Bridge Luncheon at Cedar Rapids Club
Cedar Rapids Country club hosted its regular women’s blind bogey Monday morning with players including Mrs Henry Files and others. At noon the group joined for the weekly bridge luncheon, about twenty four attending, followed by a Sunday dinner for seventy five members and a Sunday night supper for about thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Henry Files
B J Moon
Carl D. Thomas
H J Ross
Betts Beardsley
Marcella Mosaic
C E Heminger
Adrian Hoblitzell
James Y Canfield
GV PEO Picnic Highlights Sixty Seven Attendees
Sixty seven members of PEO Chapter GM and families joined Mr and Mrs C H Mether of Tipton and Miss Maurie Mather at Home Lodge near Tipton for a Sunday picnic dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs Louis D Burkhalter Jr, with Mrs Burkhalter noted as a member of Chapter DK. Honeysuckle berries adorned the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
PEO
C H Mether
Tipton
Maurie Mather
Fighteenth Street
Mather Cottage
Louis D Burkhalter, Jr
Burkhalter
Gilchrist Beebe Weds in Walker Home Ceremony
Gretchen Gilchrist daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles H Gilchrist of Walker and Herman S Beebe son of Mr and Mrs G Beebe of Urbana wed Sunday evening at 8 30 at the Gilchrist home. The Rev J Robinson officiated with Gladys Heefner and John M G Deatsatist brother of the bride as attendants. The couple planned a two week honeymoon through the Black Hills Yellowstone Park and Colorado and will be at home in Urbana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretchen Gilchrist
Charles H. Gilchrist
Walker
Herman S .Beebe
G . Beebe
Urbana
Re. J . Robinson
Nerehbourhood
Gladys Heefner
Juokn
M G.deatist
Dav'd Beebe
Bebe
Beebe
John Baro
Black Hills
Yelowstone Park
Colorado
Anna King
Charles Gnildivist
H W. Holman
Sara Ann
Center Point
Russell Beebe
Sumner
David Beebe
Mariana
Mrr
John Bare
Ruth
John Gilchrist
Camp Lake Hubert Girls Pass Life Saving Tests
Camp Lake Hubert in Lake Hubert Minnesota reports that several girls earned junior Red Cross life saving badges after training. Recipients include Miss Margaret Boter, Misses Joan and Joan Newburger, and Muss Henvette Deans, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Lake Hubert
Lake Hubert
Minn
Edar
Red Cross
Henvette
Sutatland Deans
Trenty
Conta Strent
Margaret Bo Ter
Wayne J Baster
Holcrest Dive
Joan and
Joan Newburger
Unclear OCR reads with scattered names and dates
Fragmentary text mentions people and numbers with references to a river pylon and dates like July 31. The legible parts show names and possible events but the overall meaning is obscured. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the readable material.
Visits Miss Soutter in Tuesday Probe
Miss Soutter visits are reported as part of a Tuesday inquiry. The text is garbled but indicates a local figure with a procedural or investigative context.
Kerr Weeden wedding in Coggan Presbyterian Church
Jean Kerr daughter of Mrs Harry Kerr wed Weeden son of Mrs A Weeden at Coggan Presbyterian Church with Rev IT Fo Havensa officiating. Best man Lau Kinley. After reception at the bride’s home, guests included Mr and Mrs Harry Kerr and Mr and Mrs Henry Kerr. The couple, graduates of Coggan High School in 1929, plan a northern states trip and then reside in Coggan where Weeden works in trucking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coggon
Jean Kerr
Woo
Harry Ker
Weeden
A T Weeden
Ti¢ Presbyterian Church
Bam
Fo Havensa
Lau < Kinley
Wis
Harry Kerr
A. J Weeden
Henry Kerr
Coggan High School
Frances Ringena to Wed Karl Ketelsen in Brooklyn
Miss Frances Ringena daughter of Dr and Mrs E J Ringena of Brooklyn will marry Karl Ketelsen of Iowa. The ceremony will take place at Grace Methodist Church Brooklyn with a reception at the bride’s parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Ringena
E J Rineena
Brooklyn
Karl Ketelsen
Iowa
Cato
Grace Methodist Church
Engagement Of Miss Catherine Montillon Announced At Party
Mrs John Montillon announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter Catherine to Ray Porter of Cedar Rapids. The engagement party at the Montillon home on August 14 drew guests from Colesburg Oelwein Edgewood Des Moines Marion Evanston Wisconsin and Illinois with several local socialites in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Montillon
Avenue NE
Catherine
Ray Porter
Cedar Rapids
Montillon
Wilma Bolsinger
Colesburg
Isla MeeSperrin
Oelwein
Helen Hanson
Edgewood
Eunice Jones
Des Moines
Eichner
Kathryn Kendall
Marion
Dorothy Pfandhoefer
Chinese Bandits Nab American Newsman
Reports from Peiping indicate John Goette chief of International News Service bureau has been kidnapped by Mongolian bandits and is held for 100000 dollars. The Tokyo Yomiuri expressed concern and ordered its correspondents to cooperate with International News Service to secure his release.
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TOKIO
INS
John Goette
International News Service
Peiping
China
Yormuri
Goett
British Journalist Gareth Jones Seized by Chinese Bandits
Gareth Jones a 30 year old British newspaperman and former secretary to David Lloyd George was abducted near Pao chang in northeast Kalgan province on Monday. The British embassy intervened promptly to secure his release.
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Priping
INS
Gareth Jones
David Lloyd George
Monday Jones
Paochang
Kalgan
Jones
Wounded Bandit Dies as Two Escape and One Dies
Three bandits robbed a Chicago station drug store after halting elevator operator Dani Haskell. Haskell was killed and officer Franklin Smith wounded. another officer James Frawley injured as bandits opened fire. One bandit died. two fled into crowds, others wounded in pursuit.
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Chic Agg
San Maria
Binekt
Mehit
Chicago and North Western
Dani Haskell
James Frawley
Franklin Smith Warting
Atran
Haskell
Smith
Manno
Illinois Farmer Killed By Bull Near Union
David Bush, a farmer living near Union Goose eight miles east of Clinton, was killed Monday after being gored and trampled by a bull. His son Edwin Ruh and brother James fled, returned later, and moved the body to a car before the enraged animal charged the vehicle, which the men escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
David Bush
Union Goose TL
Fete
Beng
Posture Bs
Edwin Ruh
James
Wearin Protests Land Bank Policy Against Chattel Mortgages
Rep Othan Wearin of Hastings Iowa protests Omaha land bank practice of taking chattel mortgages on first delinquency in interest payments He argues the tactic hurts farmers and blocks recovery urging policy change and raises the need for a two year delinquency pause or 90 percent land value threshold to assess options
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Washington
Othan Wearin
Hastings
Iowa
Omaha Federal Land Bank
W . Myers
Farm Credit Administration
Wearin
Myers
Farm Debt Advisory Council
Detectives Die With Fugitive In Ohio Crash
Two Cleveland detectives Harry McCue and Harold F Beingesser died in a highway collision near North Baltimore Ohio. They were pursuing Clarence Elderson a Cleveland water department employee who died with a female suspect Miss Carey K Rinehart and her brother also killed. The two other victims were a brother and sister traveling with the couple amid a tense escape after an arrest in a sugar beet field incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Cleveland
Water Department
Here
Harry McCue
Harold F Beingesser
Clarence Elderson
Cleveland Water Department
Carey K Rinehart
Mount Vernon
Rinehart
Oho State University
Elderson
Ca Shiek
Paramount And State Managers Win Prizes In Business Gains
Paramount theater manager Newton and State theater manager Krier won prizes in the Tri States Theaters corporation contest. The Cedar Rapids Paramount and Char theaters earned top honors in their classes among 24 theaters, with Spencer theater in Rock Island taking first in class A and State theater Cedar Rapids second in class B. The Davenport district, including Davenport, Rock Island, Moline and Cedar Rapids, produced top winners. A four day convention in Des Moines in August will screen new releases for managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockey
Newton
Paramount Theater
John Krier
Newtons
Tri Sittes Theaters Corporation
Ralph Beonton
Des Moines General
Paras Mount
Cedi Rapids
Madre
State Theater
Cedar Rapids
Krier
Spencer Theater
Rock Island
Davenport
Joe Kinsky
Moline
Tri States
Mes Moines
Boyish Collars and Furred Coats Highlight Fall Fashion
Fashion celebrates boyish collars and fur trimmed coats this fall. Sleeves are fuller and often furred while shawl collars in mink and silver fox add elegance. Beavers, Persian lamb, and black collars feature on Renaissance inspired and sporty coats for a chic, trim silhouette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Pointer
Kolinsky
Komsky
York
Italy
Floods Devastate Ohio Valley Leaving Hundreds Homeless
Logan area endures its worst flood in 22 years as the Hocking river rises over three quarters of a foot per hour. In Lancaster eleven miles north, five houses washed away and one man drowned amid rising water and evacuations. Officials estimate damage around 1 million dollars with dozens injured or unaccounted.
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Logan, O
Uocking River
Lancaster
Here
Hocking
Rock Bridge
Joe Farbearn
Claude Carpenter
Lancaster Tracer
Poweshiek County Receives $170000 Corn log Checks
Des Moines AP reports Poweshiek County plus Dallas and Monroe counties sharing 349161 in 1935 corn hog payments. Poweshiek to distribute this week while Dallas issued about 1500 checks. totals reflect AAA program reductions. Other counties to receive payments. over 20 million to come this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Dallas County
Poweshiek County
Monroe County
Powesivek County
Montezuma Brooklyn
Gionell
ANN
Washington, DN
Tawa
Howard Appointed Envoy To Paraguay
President Roosevelt nominated Finley Howard of Nebraska to be minister to Paraguay, announced from Washington on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Paraguay
Washington
Roosevelt Monday
Finley Howard
Nebraska
Chicagoan slugged and robbed of car near Cedar Rapids
George Chud of Chicago identified himself at police headquarters as the victim of a slugging and car robbery by two hitchhikers Saturday afternoon near Council Bluffs. He recalled two hours in the car before the attack and waking Sunday near a creek east of Cedar Rapids. One robber described as 5'9" 150 pounds with a broken nose wore dirty clothes. the other sat in back. He lost his car, $15, and a clothing suitcase. Police sent him to the sheriff's office as the crime occurred outside city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Chud
Chicago
Council Bluffs
Chud
Highway 161
Cedar Rapids
Chad
Sheriff's Office
Chuds
Labor Places Fair Board on Unfair List
J C Lewis of the Iowa Federation of Labor says the Iowa State fair and its fair board are on the unfair list. The federation accuses the board of refusing to pay union scale to some classes of employees after failed conferences with union officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor
Fair Board
DES Moines
J C. Lewis
Iowa Federation of Labor
Iowa State Fair
The
Iowa
Packers Challenge AAA Processing Tax as Unconstitutional
Penick and Ford sue to halt May 1935 processing taxes and future levies claiming intra state manufacturing and a lack of clear standards. Swift & Co alleges AAA artificial hog shortages raise costs and loss of plant capacity, urging injunction amid hundreds of similar suits.
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Packer
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A Wallace
Fung
AAA
Swift
Swift's
G. F. Swift
Clark urges new neutrality law to keep US out of war
Sen Clark of Missouri and co author Nye of North Dakota press for action on neutrality bills. He says if Congress adjourns without passage and a war starts abroad during the recess, the United States would be helpless and drift toward war as in World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clark
Congress
The
Missourian
Nye
President Wilson
Pusateri Abandons Beer Permit Fight
G A Pusateri abandons bid to keep his class B beer permit but a city council hearing proceeds at 10 am Monday before revoking the license. He fails to appear as prosecutors seek record of evidence. a district court plea of guilty to illegal possession of liquor is noted.
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G. A. Pusateri
First Avenue E
Pusateri
City revokes first class B beer license under new law
The city council revokes G. A. Pusateri at 1446 First Avenue E, the first class B beer license to be revoked under the new beer statute. the license number listed is 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Pusateri
First Avenue E
City Attorney Says Violation Linked To Building
Defense reconsiders that Pusateri's living quarters and beer parlor shared the same building removing location distinctions. City witnesses describe the July 23 raid showing liquor in basement and kitchen and a spike of pop with alcohol. Pusateri's license is revoked and John Manouskis licensed at United States Lunch, 113-115 Third Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S Johnson
Pusateri
Don Hines
L. J. Storey
Earl Stanley
Tom Condon
Storey
Puiater
Stanley
Condon
Pasatern
John Manouskis
United States
Third Street
Laska Receives Ten-Year Term in Urschel Plot Case
Ben B. Laska a Denver attorney was convicted of conspiracy in the $200000 Charles F Urschel kidnapping and sentenced to ten years in prison by Federal Judge Edgar S Vaught. The judge overruled a motion for a new trial and defense counsel said they would appeal to the U S circuit court at Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Ben B. Laska
Denver
Charles F. Urschell
Edgar S Vaught
Vaught
Laska
U. S Circuit Court of Appeals
Heritage of Free Speech and Press Urged at Rotary Talk
District Judge Herbert C Ring urged preserving free speech and free press as components of a constitutional heritage. In a Rotary Club luncheon at Hotel Roosevelt he spoke on John Marshall, noting his 34 years dominating the Supreme Court and his rule for judging constitutionality of congressional laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert C Ring
John Marshall
Supreme Court of the United States
Rotary Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Congress
Ring
Browder Warns US At Risk From Fascist Domination
In Moscow Earl Browder head of the US Communist Party told the seventh world congress of the Communist International that the American party has about 30 000 members in 500 factories with 4000 affiliated workers. He said 40 percent of US members are native born up from 10 percent in 1930 and 2 500 Negro members up from under 100 in 1930. Browder warned fascists could dominate the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
United States
Earl Browder
Work Congress
Communist International
Browder
America
Vinton Man Held After Liquor Raid
Local officers led by Sheriff Leland Fry raided a barn leased by Branda Baker of Vinton and arrested Baker after finding eighteen half pint bottles of alcohol and a half full gallon can hidden in a box stall. Baker arraigned before Mayor George Norice and held to the grand jury on illegal possession after posting a $500 bond. Two additional searches by the officers were dry hauls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Leland Fry
Branda Baker
Vinton
Baker
George Norice
Protestant Church Head Condemns Nazi Policies
Dr. Ivan Lee Holt president of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America deplores barbaric treatment of Jews and Christians in Germany. He urges Americans to pray, write, and support German Protestants to prevent religion from being crushed in a land of longstanding religious influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Ivan Lee Holt
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Germany
United States
America
Mother to Testify in Thompson Slaying Trial
In Peoria Illinois Gerald Thompson 25 faces murder charges for killing Mildred Hallmark 19. Defense lawyer Ben Thurman says Thompson inherited a sex brutality from his father and will call Thompson's mother Florence Whiteside who is hospitalized with a nervous breakdown to testify. The case adjourned until Tuesday morning as the defense plans to prove hereditary insanity and abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ill
Gerald Thompson
Mildred Hallmark
Thompson
Ben Thurman
Thurman
Joseph E. Daily
Gerald
Victor
Little Girl Struck By Car On Highway Injuries Reported
Three year old Fontelle Bityer daughter of Mr and Mrs J T F Bityer route No 3 Cedar Rapids suffered a left leg fracture and a fractured skull after a Sunday accident on Highway 161 four miles south of Cedar Rapids. Ernest Winters of Sigourney said the child ran into the road. She was taken to St Luke's hospital. Also injured Sunday near Belle Plaine were Mr and Mrs Harlan Fox their car overturned on a gravel road. Mrs Fox had severe lacerations and bruises and was treated at a Belle Plaine hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fontelle Bityer
J. TF. Bityer
Cedar Rapids
Ernest Winters
Sigourney
James Smith
Winters
St. Luke's Hospital
Harlan Fox
Sixth Street
Belle Plaine
Virgin Isles Group Urges Navy Rule Return
At a colonial council meeting in St. Thomas nine of ten members adopted a resolution urging President Roosevelt to restore naval administration to the Virgin Islands. The action was framed as not blocking the new governor Lawrence W. Cramer, appointed last week, though St. Croix locals were expected to oppose the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Thomas
Virgin Island
Colonial Council
Roosevelt
Lawrence W. Cramer
Paul Pearson
St. Croix
Cramer
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Follasog
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Roth Thome
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Beemont
Rosemary
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Asia
Catherine Montillon
Illinois
Paramount
Amos Parrish
Renassance
Owio
Jed
Penick and Ford
Sen. Clark
U. S
Urschel
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