Gage Couple To Entertain At Coe Commencement Reception
Dr and Mrs Gage will host the Coe commencement reception this evening from 8 to 10 at Voorhees quadrangle campus. Hundreds expected. guests include Mr and Mrs Roy Curray Dean and Mrs C Harve Geiger and Miss Mary Bell. Gifted with garden flowers, drawing room and porch will feature bouquets and refreshments served by a host of ladies. Senior and sophomore class members will assist at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Morehouse Gage
Coe
Voorhees
Gage
Roy Curray
C. Harve Geiger
Mary Bell
Harry Kremers
J. M. Henry
Nelson Vance Russell
Anna Heyberger
Ethel Oatland
Ethel Ryan
Cor
Luncheon and Bridge at Cedar Rapids Country Club
Mrs George Otis hosted a luncheon for seventeen guests at the Cedar Rapids Country Club on Meadow Brook Drive SE. The group stayed for an afternoon of bridge after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Otis
Meadowbrook Drive
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Miss Adeline Cahill Plans Visit to Maurice Cahill Family
Miss Adeline Cahill of Phoenix Arizona arrived Friday morning and will visit Mr and Mrs Maurice Cahill at 1745 Bever Avenue SE. Miss Cahill is Maurice Cahill's sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Cahill
Phoenix Ariz
Maurice Cahill
Bever Avenue
Cahill
Mr Cahi
Mrs Van Cleave to Visit Missouri Valley Parents
Mrs D A Van Cleave of Missouri Valley comes this week and will visit until the first of next month with her parents Mr and Mrs Ravenscroft at 813 Fourth Avenue. Mrs Ravenscroft will leave her daughter the first of the month and will visit in her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D A. van Cleave
Mosouri Valley
E Ravenscroft
Sven
Ravenscroft
Coffman Sisters Visit From Columbia for Summer
Miss Helen Coffman and her sister Martha Coffman of Columbia Missouri arrived Tuesday evening to spend the summer with their mother Mrs R W Coffman at 1223 Third Avenue SE. Martha, aged 35, has been a student at Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Coffman
Stephens Covet
Martha Coffman
Stephens
Columbia
R W Coffman
Third Avenue SE
Friendly Strollers Postpone Hike to Cooler Weather
The planned hike to Back Bone state park for Sunday is postponed due to cooler weather. No hike will occur this week. Forty members joined last Sunday's outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bone State Park
Judge Charles Cltting Visit Noted In Local Notice
Local column records Judge Charles Cltting visiting the area with accompanying names and addresses listed in a terse community notice. It notes arrival details and nearby residents in a brief social informant style.
Mins Cups and Odd Roster Fragments
Fragmented text hints at a sports or game round with many names and unclear events. The readable items mention groups, players, and locations but lack a coherent narrative or outcome to report.
Garfield teachers attend PTA dinner at the Elms
Garfield school teachers and twenty eight mothers gathered Thursday at the Elms for a PTA sponsored dinner. Bridge and five hundred followed. Mrs. George Miller Mrs. Hubert Paxton and Miss Evelyne McTlraith won high bridge while Mrs. W P Barnhart took high five hundred. Marguerite Rubek shower planned for June 23 with Gordon Shores. nearly seventy guests attended. Assisting in refreshments were Mrs. Wayne Pennington Mrs. A Kopecky and Mrs. L Rubek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
the Elms
PTA
Bridge
George Miller
Hubert Paxton
Evelyne McTlraith
W P. Barnhart
Marguerite
Johnvabeaker
Marguerite Rubek
Gordon B Shores
Wayne Pennington
A . Kopecky
L. Rubek
Marriage Notice for Wanda Frost and Vir Leidigh
Friends of Wanda Frost and Vir Leidigh will be interested to learn of their marriage on May 22 at Aledo II. Mrs Frost is the daughter of Grace Frost and Mr Leidigh is the son of Wilson Leidigh and his wife near Robins. The couple will reside with Mr Leidighs parents on their farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Frost
Virgeil Leidigh
Aledo, II
Leidigh
Grace Frost
Fourth Avenue SE
Mr Leidigh
Wilson Leidigh
Robins
Miss Marguerite Mounce at Ken sanuqua armed to make a ten day vest
Miss Marguerite Mounce is connected with Ken sanuqua for a ten day vest project involving her miele gead aut Mr and Mrs Charles C Ros of 74 First Avenue W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Mounce
Kensanuqua
Charles C Ros
First Avenue
Malta Chapter Lodges Meeting Notice
In Malta Chapter of the order a meeting was stated for Saturday by the officer in charge. Members are reminded to attend the gathering and participate in the planned ceremony and benent, with a focus on oral tradition and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Al fresco entertaining by Byers and guests
Senator and Mrs Frank C Byers invite twenty four guests to an al fresco buffet at their 314 Nineteenth street SE home honoring Dr Richard G Lyon of Santa Barbara California and Mrs Lyon. Out-of-town guests include Mr and Mrs Ray McConlogue of Lisbon and Miss Margie Ure. A separate dinner party is hosted for Miss Kaye Longe at Butterfly Shop with Mr and Mrs Rae and others attending. mentions of various attendees and travel plans appear in this scattered social note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Byers
Nineteenth Street
Richard G Lyon
Santa Barbara
Calif
Lyon
Byers
Ray McConlogue
Lisbon
Margie
Highland Drive
Butterfly Taa
Kaye
Ng Garss UD Snr
Marty Woot
Dinner at Cedar Rapids Country Club Draws Thirteen Attendees
Thirty three members attended a family dinner party at the Cedar Rapids Country Club on Thursday evening, highlighting a sizable gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
City Briefs and Personal Notices Highlight Local Events
Edward De Nio Jr and Veta Law of Cedar Rapids wed Thursday by Justice Almon S Reed. Oscar Lewis Walker of Shellsburg filed for bankruptcy reporting debts of 13 671 and 181 030 in masets. Red Graves fined 100 and costs for intoxication and jailed 30 days. John T Koza, 48, tried for assault and battery. sentenced to seven days. Ben Shaw and Charles Jossick fined for intoxication. Two parking violators fined for no rear lights. Two new dwelling permits issued for Willman and Kretchmar with costs. Motorboat owners plan meeting Sunday to organize a local association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward de Nio, Jr
Veta Law
Cedar Rapids
Almon S. Reed
Oscar Lewis Walker
Shellsburg
Caplette
Red Graves
Justice A S. Reed
John T Koza
F Avenue NE
AS. Reed
Koza
JW Willman
Oakland Avenue NE
Coldstream Avenue
John Kretchmar
Zikaenie NW
Twentieth Street NW
Mrs I W Ward Hosts Pleiades Dinner Theater Party
Mrs I W Ward 209 Park Court SE entertained the Pleiades society of Coe college with a dinner and theater outing on Wednesday evening. Patroness Mrs A R Menary and Geraldine Green of the Coe graduating class were guests of honor. fourteen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Ward
Park Court SE
Pleiades Society
Coe College
A. R. Menary
Geraldine Green
Coe
Miss Esther Hronik To Present Piano Recital This Evening
Miss Esther M Hronik will present a group of piano pupils in a recital at her studio located at 114 Sixteenth Avenue SW this evening. Participants include Vlasta Chytry Betty Jirsa Masry Klumpar Adolph Macewsky Frank Maciewsky Marianne Matesu Martha Symanovsky Leona Jansa Oldrich Polehna Dolores Powlishter Florence Matteson Dorothy Bartos Katherine Peshek Marcella Roushar and Esther Larenc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther M. Hronik
Sixteenth Avenue
Vlasta Chytry
Betty Jirsa
Masry Klumpar
Adolph Macewsky
Frank Maciewsky
Marianne Matesu
Martha Symanovsky
Leona Jansa
Oldrich Polehna
Dolores Powlishter
Florence Matteson
Dorothy Bartos
Katherine Peshek
Marcella Roushar
Esther Larenc
Mo Fowler and Doona Jean Visit in Santee Neb
Mr and Mrs Mo Fowler with Doona Jean arrived in Santee Nebraska and stayed at the home of Mrs Menters parentgy My and Mrs R Ty Case on ISIS Perdir avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mo OM Fowler
Jean
Prgay Mormane Inoa Santee
Neb
Wa Wata
Menters Parentgy My
R. Ty Case
Isis Perdir Avenue
Sandte show evening fundraiser in Cleveland
A sparsely readable notice invites attendees to a local Sandte show fundraiser in Cleveland this evening. It asks each person to bring sand winnings and dishes, and welcomes all participants to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piente
Cleveland
Ebay
Perwu
Graduate Nurses Club Postpones Annual Yar Event
The Graduate Nurses club has postponed its annual yar originally announced for Saturday, rescheduling to a later date yet to be fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Graduate Nurses Club
Whch
Wedding plans and social gifts at Teply party
Miss Lenore Teply hosted Thursday’s gathering at 173 Sixteenth avenue SW in honor of Hat tie Tichy whose marriage to Wilmer McDowell is planned for Saturday at the Second Christian church. Mary Tichy of Beverly Hills visits for her sister’s wedding and departs west early next week. Gifts were given to each guest, and prizes at bance were won by Hattie Tichy, Julia Serovy, Georgina Reidell and Mary Kapoun. Other attendees included Marguerite Roushar, Elsie Sykora, Rose Petrous, Frances Roushar, Esther Makovsky, Julia Kopecky, Agnes Viktor, Theresa Peshek, Josephine Viktor and Mrs. Charles Tichy. Miss Mary Tichy and Mrs An tonette Tichy hosted forty five friends at a miscellaneous shower Saturday evening for Miss Hattie Tichy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenore Teply
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Hattie Tichy
Wilmer McDowell
Second Christian Church
Mary Tichy
Beverly Hills
Calif
West
Bance
Julia Serovy
Georgina Reidell
Mary Kapoun
River Improvements Talk Scheduled With Officials
Officials will discuss needed improvements on the river and related measures. The agenda includes potential project details and timelines for completion. Community members are invited to attend and share input on the proposed plans.
Fined Suspended for Fish and Game Charge in Local Case
Edwin Dvorak and Jerry Relm faced suspended fines of 5 dollars and court costs after Deputy Game Warden Sam O Brine arrested them for fishing without licenses. Justice A S Reed suspended the fines on the condition they purchase proper licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Dvorak
Jerry Relm
Justice A. S. Reed
Sam O
SBS
Ilicenses
William Jones arraigned on assault charge in county court
William Jones faced arraignment on an assault and battery charge filed by F. J Showalter. Justice Henry A Stearns ordered a hearing for Wednesday. Jones posted a $100 bond and was arrested by Constable W. J. Fleming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jones
F. J Showalter
Henry A Stearns
Jones
W. J. Fleming
Raiders First Baseman Ankle Injury To Sideline 10 Days
Examination today showed Al Larson will be lost to the Raiders for about ten days with a swollen ankle from sliding into second base in Des Moines Thursday night. Friday's test confirmed the injury as the club tries to sign Ace Elliott, a veteran first baseman who played with the Raiders during training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Larson
Raiders
Des Moines
Ace Elliott
Phoenix Chapter To Stage The Unlucky Bed Comedy
The Phoenix chapter of Ahepa and Sons of Pericles present a three act comedy The Unlucky Bed at Moose hall on Sunday June 3 at 2 30 pm with refreshments and entertainment. A dance follows the play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Chapter
Order of Ahepa
the Sons of
Pericles
Moose Hall
Burlesque Talk Delights High Twelve Club at Roosevelt
Henry L Ely entertained members of the High Twelve club at Hotel Roosevelt Friday noon with a burlesque discussion of art illustrated by several caricatures and embellished with numerous quips and anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L Ely
High Twelve Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Tarpon Escape Dodges Fisherman Cone Near Fort Myers
AP report from Fort Myers notes OC Cone went fishing when a tarpon struck the line. The fish pulled Cone overboard, but he escaped with a ducking. The tarpon also escaped unharmed, ending the near miss at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Myers
What’s In Fashion Trunks And Speed Suits Swimmers’ First Choice
Swimwear trends favor one piece speed models with underarm cutouts and high waists. Knit trunks dominate, well cut and streamlined for swimming with military stripes, pockets, and often a support feature in navy and royal hues. Gabardine trunks rise, followed by conservative flannel in navy, while light acetate trunks promise light weight and quick drying. Shirts with narrow stripes offer bold back and armhole cuts for freedom without losing hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Royal
Freedom
Amos Parrish
Rude Auto Opens Quick Service Branch in Cedar Rapids
Rude Auto Company opened Rude's Quick Service at C street and Eighteenth avenue SW to serve Ford owners in the southwest city area. Leo Sedlacek manages, Paul Cornette leads service, and Ludimir Prastka with Pete Konecny handle sales. Prastka, a former top Ford seller, earned a national prize for Ford V-8 essays. The station, once Pete's, also offers other makes with four to five skilled mechanics on duty. An earlier note mentions a playful detail about Bohemian dancers offering kolaches during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Rude Auto Company
Rude
C Street
Eighteenth Avenue
Pete
Leo Sedlacek
Paul Cornette
Ludimir Prastka
Pete Konecny
Prastka
Cedar Rapids
Twenty-sixth Street
Cornette
Pete's Station
Manning Ouster Case Appeals From State
Iowa Attorney General Edward L. O Connor Friday appealed the ouster case against Ottumwa Mayor Edward L. Manning and two city commissioners. The state asks the state supreme court to overturn the district court ruling exonerating Manning W L Disbrow and John L Davies on removal charges. The petition renews charges under the local budget law and contests Judge Wakefield's ruling that the budget law is unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Edward L. O'Connor
Edward L. Manning
Ottumwa
State Supreme Court
Wapello County
Manning
W. L. Disbrow
John L. Davies
A. O. Wakefield
Sioux City
Court approves sand firm to supply stone for sewer plant
Robert I. Larimer receiver for Larimer and Shaffer was authorized by Judge H. C. Ring to contract with Bemus and Schlick to supply 1,000 to 2,000 tons of stone chips for the city sewage disposal plant at $1.35 per ton. The chips measure one-quarter to five-eighths of an inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert I. Larimer
Larimer and Shaffer, Inc
H. C. Ring
Bemus and Schlick
Judge Overrules New Trial Motion in Realty Suit
Judge F O Ellison in district court overruled a plaintiff motion for a new trial in a 350 real estate commission case brought by Childs Realty against William Waddington and upheld the jury verdict for the defendant. The ruling was issued March 14 after Thursday proceedings. Ellison also confirmed a 113.88 judgment awarded to William Singer and Company Ida Singer and William Singer by a district court jury on March 23 in a counter claim arising from a conditional sales contract between Allied State Utilities Company of St Louis and the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Ellison
Real Estate Commission
Childs Realty Company
William Waddington
Ellison
William Singer
Lands In Jail Here Soon After Des Moines Release
Sheriff Petrus and Bailiff Sullivan returned Augustus Switzer alias Roy Rudd 39 from Des Moines where he faced embezzlement charges tied to mortgaged property. Switzer was held on a 500 dollar bond in the county jail after being picked up Thursday following a Des Moines release. Authorities say he is wanted here for disposal of an encumbered automobile to Dave Padzensky, local auto parts dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Petrus
Frank Sullivan
Augustus R. Switzer
Roy Rudd
Denver Corp
Des Moines
Switzer
Petrus
Dave Padzensky
Theater Receiver's Report Approved in Cedar Rapids Case
Final report of O. F. Paulson as receiver of the town theater in a tense action between Security Realty of Cedar Rapids and Des Moines Orpheum was approved by Judge H. C. Ring. Court held $33,860.59 due under the lease in addition to the unpaid balance of a judgment. The Singer Cedar Rapids corporation has oc-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Paulson
Cedar Rapids
Security Realty Company of
Des Moines Orpheum Company
H. C. Ring
Singer Cedar Rapids Corporation
Leaseholds Occupy Theater Since September
A theater has been occupied under a lease since last September, with authorities investigating the occupancy and its implications for the property’s use and tenants. Names and exact locations are not specified in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupied
Clayton's Support Payments Reduced in Linn County Divorce
On Friday the Linn county court reduced monthly support for Margaret P. Clayton from Byrl F. Clayton from twenty dollars to five. The motion accusing Clayton of contempt for non payment was overruled and dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Byrl F. Clayton
Margaret P. Clayton
Linn
Clayton
Claims Granted in Larimer and Shaffer Receivership
Four claimants were allowed in the Larimer and Shaffer Inc Cedar Rapids sand and stone firm receivership by Thursday Rex Marion received 78 38 John Woods 71 22 Charles Strakota 56 20 and Ted Andrews 17 noting awards to each as part of the claims process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larimer and Shaffer, Inc
Cedar Rapids Sand and Stone Firm
H. C. Ring
Rex Marion
John Woods
Charles Strakota
Ted Andrews
Bank Receiver Appointed as Local Lender Closed
D W Bates state superintendent of banking was named receiver of Commercial Savings bank of Marton after it closed Thursday. O A Conwell of Cedar Rapids was appointed examiner in charge with a $10,000 bond. the receiver’s bond stands at $1,000. Union Trust and Savings of Stanwood seeks $543.75 judgment against H A Crocker in district court for a promissory note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Bates
Commercial Savings Bank of
Marton
H. C. Ring
O. A. Conwell
Cedar Rapids
The
Union Trust and Savings Bank of
Stanwood
H. A. Crocker
Dollar and Compliments Dictated in Will for Probate
Erhard Jensen set a sharp tone in his last will and testament filed for probate on Thursday stating if anyone complains, give them a dollar and tell them to go to the devil. The peculiar bequest reflects a blunt, curiously modern outlook embedded in the Los Angeles document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Erhard Jensen
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Mrs. Gage
Miss Cahill
Ravenscrofts
Dent
Kemble
Third Street
Charles CL Tting
Judee Charies
Iscat
Jessie M
Dipauan
OBS
Voinnet
Srysrgere Ollnny Srensoseh
Trent Basses, Sidhe Seyman Minne
Rat
Frost-Leidigh
Clubs
Shadow
By Redfern
Senator
Mrs. Byers
Miss Tre
Kaye Longueville
Charles Trulock
Race
Nineavenue
Ben Shaw
E Avenue NW
Charles Jossick
Fifth Avenue SE
L. Yount
First Avenue E
J Wo Hewitt
Sixth Avenue SE
Sheffie’s Boat House
I. W. Ward
Pleiades
RT. Cata
Gradate Nurses Club
Larson
Fish
Man
Paris
Natit
New York
Montauk
Malibu
C St
18Th Ave
Neumode Hosiery Store
Second Street
N & Ramsdell
Daggett & Ramsdell
Daggett
Newmans
Daggitt
Ramsdell
Fort Sein Tome
Court House News
Regue S. Pate
2Nd St
S.E
Dows Budg
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