Miss Poyneer Shower Hostess Honoring Bride Elect
Miss Margaret Wilcox at 1719 Washington Ave SE hosts a handkerchief shower for Miss Sue Poyneer bride elect and compliments Mrs. Harwood Warriner of Hubbard Woods Ill. Poyneer to wed O H Tousey on June 23. Guests include Mrs Warriner and numerous local residents. Mrs Arnold Koons of Minneapolis will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wilcox
Washington Avenue
Sue Poyneer
Harwood Warriner
Hubbard Woods
Ill
Miss Poyneer
O. H. Tousey
Warriner
Frances Chamberlain
Cedar Rapids
T. R. Warriner
Forest Drive
Poyneer
Edwyn J. Clapp
Louise Porter
Harold E. Reid
Inez Deacon
Edith Knox
Virginia Knox
Margaret Larimer
Ruth Eleanor Matson
Florence Weatherton
Donald Laird
Arnold Koons
Minneapolis
P. Myers
Fifth Avenue
Stephens Graduates Two Local Girls at Stephens College
Miss Grace Ann Reiff graduates from Stephens college high school division in Columbia Missouri as Miss Nadgie Rohrbach completes the junior college program at the annual commencement. President Harry M. Gage of Coe College delivered the address. Reiff and Rohrbach are among Cedar Rapids attendees with families joining baccalaureate, horse show events, and related celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Ann Reiff
Stephens College
Columbia
Nadgie Rohrbach
Harry M. Gage
Coe College
Miss Reiff
M. O. Reiff
Third Avenue SE
Marion Reiff
Grace Luberger
Rohrbach
W. P. Rohrbach
Fifth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Atherton B. Clark
Linden Drive
Elizabeth Clark
Stephens
A. H. Hallgren
Nineteenth Street
Margaret Anne Hallgren
Currays Guests Return to Their Homes
Mrs. E. L. Stebbins of Rochester New York left Tuesday to return home after visiting with her sister Mrs. Roy E. Curray and Mr. Curray at 2200 Linden Drive SE. Mrs. R. L. MacKinnon of Long Beach California, who had also been visiting, returned last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Stebbins
Rochester
WN. Y
Roy E. Curray
Linden Drive
Mr. Curray
R. L. MacKinnon
Long Beach
Calif
Curray
Mrs Bell Hosts Luncheon in Honor of Mrs Rohwer
Mrs Robert P Bell hosted twelve guests at luncheon Tuesday at 523 Knollwood Drive SE in honor of Mrs J T Rohwer of Denver Colorado. Rohwer is visiting with her parents Dr and Mrs C N Booth at 2337 Fifth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Bell
Knollwood Drive
J. T. Rohwer
Denver
Colo
Frileys Guests of W R Boyds in Ames
Dr and Mrs Charles E Friley of Ames are guests of Mr and Mrs W R Boyd at 9 Blake Terrace SE. Dr Friley is president of Iowa State College and will speak Wednesday evening at the high school graduation exercises at the Memorial Coliseum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Friley
Ames
W. R. Boyd
Blake Terrace
Friley
Iowa State College
Memorial Coliseum
Eugene Laurers Guests Return to Illinois
Mr and Mrs L W Boardman of Deerfield Illinois and their sons Happy and Jimmy have returned to their home after visiting Mr and Mrs Eugene B Lauer 2214 Meadowbrook drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Laurers
Illinois
L. W. Boardman
Deerfield, Ill
Happy
Jimmy
Eugene B. Laurer
Meadowbrook Drive
Von Lackums Return From Wisconsin and Chicago
Dr and Mrs J K Von Lackum of 326 Twenty third street drive SE returned Tuesday evening from Madison Wisconsin where they visited friends and from Chicago They had been gone over Memorial day weekend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. von Lackum
Twenty-third Street Drive
Madison
Wis
Chicago
Mrs Keehn Hosts Luncheon With Burlington Guests
Mrs. Percy F. Keehn of 1907 Grenway drive SE entertained six Burlington friends at a Tuesday noon luncheon at the Country club. Her guests were Mrs. Walter Metz Mrs. Lloyd Shreves Mrs. Eggleston Mrs. Walker Mrs. Burgus and Mrs. Harold White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy F. Keehn
Grenway Drive
Burlington
Country Club
Walter Metz
Lloyd Shreves
Eggleston
Walker
Burgus
Harold White
Margarett Bottome Circle Hosts Dessert Luncheon
Mrs. A. E. Tappen entertained the Bergeret Bottome circle of the King's Daughters at a dessert luncheon Tuesday at her home. Mrs. Larry Condon, president, opened the meeting, and Mrs. W. Kahler gave the devotions. Members voted $5 each to Camp Conservation and Camp Good Health. The afternoon was spent in sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Tappen
Bergeret Bottome
King’s Daughters
Larry Condon
W. Kahler
Embers
Entertains Guests At Home Musicale
Mrs Edna Barrett Jackson hosted a musicale for thirty five guests at her Grande Avenue SE home on Tuesday evening. Red peonies and white tapers decorated the refreshment table while Mrs Georgia Barrett and Mrs Walter Fry led the dining room with help from Mrs Hazel Hofer and Miss Artis Pope of Iowa City. Hazel Walters Fisher sang a program with accompaniment by Mrs Lucy Bushnell Ambroz featuring selections from Mozart Gounod Gretchaninoff, Reger and modern American songs including I See Him Everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Barrett Jackson
Grande Avenue
Georgia Barrett
Walter Fry
Hazel Hofer
Artis Pope
Iowa City
Hazel Walters Fisher
Lucy Bushnell Ambroz
Che Sapete
Verancini
Farrar
Mousourgsky Nightingales
France
Gretchaninoff
Reger
Harding
Goodhart
To Sponsor State Bridge Tournament
Mrs. Oliver Longueville will sponsor a semi annual state bridge tournament at Cedar Rapids Country club. All players in the state are eligible to compete. Play starts at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Prizes awarded for the highest two cumulative scores in both sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Longueville
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Mrs Leo Peiffer Presents Pupils In Piano Recital
Mrs Leo Peiffer hosts a piano recital at 2305 Upland Drive SE on Thursday at 2 30 PM featuring pupils and Florence Conley as vocalist. The program includes pieces by Williams Walsh Waish and Waishoneesa with titles such as The Dik 236 and The Linnet's Song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Peiffer
Upland Drive
Florence Conley
Richard
Williams Maryann Walsh
Eevee
Williams the Linnet
Patricia Waish
Minerva Delphian Honors Mrs. Vincent H. Ogburn
Minerva Delphian entertained at a YMCA breakfast honoring charter member Mrs. Vincent Ogburn who will soon move to Palo Alto California. Retiring president Mrs. H. G. Heiserman invited the group to a luncheon at her home 2300 Hillcrest Drive SE at 1 p.m. June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Delphian
Vincent Ogburn
Palo Alto
Calif
H. G. Heiserman
Hillcrest Drive
Mrs. B. Tait Hosts Jane Boyd Circle at Blake Boulevard Home
Mrs. B Tait will entertain the Jane Boyd circle of the Kings Daughters at her residence 1722 Blake Boulevard SE Thursday at 1 p.m. George Matteson and Mrs. D Doty will assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Tait
Jane Boyd
The
King’s Daughters
Blake Boulevard
George Matteson
D. Doty
Health Education Group Plans Cedar Rapids Hike
The health education department of the Cedar Rapids Woman's Club will meet Friday at 10 a.m. at the club house. They will hike to the Kenmore club house. A breakfast will be served at noon to the hikers and golfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Education Department
The
Cedar Rapids
Queen Esther Circle Luncheon Meeting Planned
Queen Esther circle of the King's Daughters will meet with Mrs. T C Bassett at 1631 Park Avenue SE for a luncheon and business session on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
King’s Daughters
T. C. Bassett
Park Avenue SE
Mrs Coie and Mother Leave for California Visit
Mrs R T Coie and her mother Mrs M E Tuttle depart to California for three months visiting San Francisco and Sacramento as guests of Haley Tuttle. They will also visit Mrs Coie's son Howard Rawson Coie in South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Coie
M. E. Tuttle
Fourth Avenue SE
California
San Francisco
Sacramento
Halley Tuttle
Coie
Golden Rule Club to Meet at Riverside Park
The west side Golden Rule mother and daughter club will meet at Riverside Park Thursday at 1 p.m. Mrs. Petersen will be hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Golden Rule Mother and Daughter Club
Riverside Park
Petersen
Kansas City Guests Visit Local Homes
Week end visitors to Mr and Mrs Mark Anderson and Mr and Mrs James Keevers include their daughters Miss Margaret Anderson and Miss Gertrude Keevers of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Anderson
Bever Avenue
James F. Keevers
Twentieth Street
Margaret Anderson
Gertrude Keevers
Kansas City
King's Daughters Luncheon Honors Linn Co Union Leader
Mrs. D. M. Hall hosted Ida Mansfield circle at her Meadow Brook Drive SE home Tuesday. Mrs. Rufus Culver and Mrs. Milo Wenger assisted. New president Mrs. W. Paul Engel presided. Culver received a silver chain and cross for service as Linn County union president. Mrs. S. E. Coquillette and Dr. Jennie McCow an reported 130 calls, 132 bouquets, 97 notes to the sick, 66 needy clothing recipients, 96 food families aided, and a Perkins hospital layette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Hall
Meadowbrook Drive
Ida Mansfield
King’s Daughters
Rufus Culver
Milo Wenger
W. Paul Engel
Gager and White Wed in Decorah Iowa Church Ceremony
Miss Marian Hazel Gager daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Gager of near Kendallville wed Floyd Howard White son of Mr and Mrs James White of Cresco at Iowa's radio church in Decorah. Rev O Sandbach officiated. Sister Ione R Gager and brother Charles Harold White attended. The couple will reside on a farm five miles north of Cresco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Hazel Gager
Richard Gager
Kendallville
Floyd Howard White
James White
Cresco
Iowa
Radio
Decorah
O. Sandbach
Ione R. Gager
Charles Harold White
Honor Miss Flynn at Iowa Electric linen shower
Miss Genevieve Flynn was guest of honor at a linen shower held Monday evening at the bungalow of the Iowa Electric Light and Power company. Lavender and yellow decorations framed the event. Bertha Ainsworth and Velva Fox won bridge prizes with hostesses listed among the organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Flynn
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Bertha Ainsworth
Velva Fox
Louise van Pelt
Freda Hoveke
Velma Danner
Gladys Steffy
Mary Vail
Lois Worden
Gwen Storey
Jack Turner
Coe Seniors Hold Annual Class Dinner at Montrose Hotel
Fifty eight Coe college seniors attended the annual senior dinner Tuesday evening in the Ter race room of the Montrose hotel. Leo Hubner class president served as toastmaster with Miss Mary Catherine Jennings and Philip Yothers giving toasts. Conger Metcalf composed the class song music and led group singing as peonies carnations and ivory tapers decorated the U shaped table. Committee members were Miss Mary Gage chairman Fred Edwards and Gordon Kage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Terrace
Montrose Hotel
Leo Hubner
Mary Catherine Jennings
Philip Yothers
Conger Metcalf
Mary Gage
Fred Edwards
Gordon Kage
Mrs Ringer Hosts Luncheon for Mrs Aubineau Leaving
Mrs Hazle Ringer of 1840 Washington Avenue SE hosted a small luncheon at Clara Robinson's Colonial Food shop on Wednesday noon honoring Mrs M J Aubineau who will soon move to Chicago to make her home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazle Ringer
Washington Avenue
Clara Robinson
M. J. Aubineau
Chicago
St Patrick Students Honor Rita Klassen at Picnic
A group of St Patrick’s junior students hosted a picnic dinner at Rita Klassen’s home on Tuesday to celebrate her seventeenth birthday. Guests included Jean De Poy Adelaide Roeder Leota Stark Hazel Stark Dorothy McLaughlin Libbie Kofron Anna Astransky Madge Fegelsong Jerry LaVelle Margaret Grady Charlotte Kinney Mary Leone Dahlem Mary Jane Klassen Bill Driscoll Ronald Carnes John Ryan Don Ament Charles Stillman Albert Smith Joe Marsh Marvin Simmons and Dick Lattner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s School
Rita Klassen
Jean de Poy
Adelaide Roeder
Leota Stark
Hazel Stark
Dorothy McLaughlin
Libbie Kofron
Anna Astransky
Madge Fegelsong
Jerry LaVelle
Margaret Grady
Charlotte Kinney
Mary Leone Dahlem
Mary Jane Klassen
Bill Driscoll
Ronald Carnes
John Ryan
Don Ament
Charles Stillman
Albert Smith
Joe Marsh
Marvin Simmons
Dick Lattner
Miss Evelyne McIlraith and Harold Tyerman Honored
Miss Evelyne McIlraith and Harold Tyerman, whose marriage will be solemnized June 8, were honored at a picnic and treasure hunt at Ellis park Tuesday evening. Miss McIlraith received a shower of kitchen gifts, with guests including Miss Lucile Beman and Miss Helen Cook among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyne McIlraith
Harold Tyerman
Ellis Park
Miss McIlraith
Tyerman
Otto Trinka
Edward Rudin
Edward Cohrs
Joseph Rust
Henry Nemec
Lester Baldwin
Lucile Beman
Helen Cook
Robert Kelly
Edward Kadlec
Maltese Cross Circle of the King’s Daughters Meets
The Maltese Cross circle met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Carl F. Goodwin at 1738 Third Avenue SE. New members are Mrs. T. H. Underwood Mrs. G. A. Lieber Mrs. Joe Schwartz and Miss Jessie Allen. The bulletin notes Iowa circle gains of 35 since October 1935 and 776 new members. An honorary pearl will be given to Mrs. Goodwin at the state convention. Miss Allen to host a picnic on June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maltese Cross Circle
King’s Daughters
Carl F. Goodwin
Third Avenue SE
R. D. Chord
Ira Moore
T. H. Underwood
G. A. Lieber
Joe Schwartz
Jessie Allen
Iowa
Goodwin
Charles D. Fuller
August Johnson
W. E. Dragoo
Rock Springs
Wyo
Allen
Junior Hadassah Plans Cabaret Dance at Montrose Hotel
The Junior Hadassah group meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Montrose Hotel to discuss a cabaret dance set for June 7 and related arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Hadassah
Montrose Hotel
Fidelity booster club organized by lodge members
The Fidelity Booster club was formed by Fidelity Life association lodge No. 106 members at Miss Kate Christensen’s home at 415 A venue NW. Mrs. O Fahey chaired the meeting. officers elected were Mrs. M M Keith president J A Hayward vice president Mrs J C Yuza secretary and Miss Christensen treasurer. By laws were drafted by Mrs Minnie Dodds Mrs F A Schindler and Mr Hayward. The group will meet the second Friday of each month and all lodge members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Booster Club
Fidelity Life Association Lodge No
Kate Christensen
Avenue NW
O. Fahey
M. M. Keith
J. A. Hayward
J. C. Yuza
Miss Christensen
Minnie Dodds
F. A. Schindler
Hayward
First Presbyterian Church and School Picnic Planned
The annual church and Bible school picnic of the First Presbyterian church will be held Friday at Bever Park large pavilion. A 5 PM program of games and contests precedes supper at 6 PM. Merit awards will be given for Pioneer and Friendly Indian organizations work by Ralph Bachman. Katherine Franken leads arrangements and George Stone organizes games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Bever Park
Ralph Bachman
Katherine Franken
Chapel Society
George Stone
Miss Cecelia Kohl Presents Student Pianists Recital
Miss Cecelia Kohl will present pupils in a spring recital Thursday at 7 30 pm at the Kenwood Park Methodist church. The public is invited. The program lists pieces by many students including Gloria Taylor Kathleen Stanley Marilyn Batten Joyce Crabbs Ruth Anne Stucker Ceci Margery Young Arlene Robinson Robyn Delp Martha Kohl Barbara Chepers Ellen Myers Louise Fernow Jane Ko Good Humour Rondo by Baumfelder and works by Mendelssohn Brahms Chopin Rimsky Korsakov and Grieg among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Kohl
Kenwood Park Methodist Church
Mae Saree Cwe
Eees
Williams Goosey
Goosey
Gander
Williams Gloria Taylor
Three Little Kittens
Williams
Williams Kathleen Stanley
Marilyn Batten
Waine
Goodrich
Joyce Crabbs
Kenneth Kohl, Jr
Forrest Ae
Veida
Bixby
Ruth Anne Stucker
Ceci Margery Young
Dawn Hanson
Johnson Elen Arlene Robinson
Robyn Kenneth Delp
Kerr Mary Henkle
Joy
Crawford Rothy Fernow
Zhoe Watts Song
Martha Kohl
Grieg Panne
Jane Stewart
Iaks Handel
Geraldine Kohl
Garman
Marilyn Mills
Barnes Louise Fernow
Hudson Ellen Myers
Eras Stulwitt
Lou Ludlow
Woolenhaunt
Jane Ko
Baumfelder
Barbara Chepers
Pierrette
Mendelssohn
Marie i Hoffner
ME Ak Pels
We Rees
Ee Brahms
Hyllis Myers
Chopin Jean Bice
Miss Ann Lenzen Attends Detroit Wedding as Sole Attendant
Miss Dor othy Idella Bryant wed Richard Laury Widlund in Detroit. Attendant was Miss Ann Lenzen, cousin of the bride. The bridgegroom is son of Mr. and Mrs. William Eric Widlund of Quincy, Mass. Best man was Donald Widlund. Newlyweds to reside at Dearborn Inn after a June 15 wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Lenzen
V. F. Lenzen
Nineteenth Street
Dorothy Idella Bryant
Detroit
Richard Laury Widlund
William Eric Widlund
Quincy
Mass
George H. S. Bryant
Alden Park Manor
Donald Widlund
Mrs. Widlund
Dearborn Inn
Iowa student Elmer Rosenbaum spends summer with parents
Elmer M. Rosenbaum a University of Iowa student is spending the summer vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs Louis Rosenbaum at 1721 Grande avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer M. Rosenbaum
University of Iowa
Mrs
Louis Rosenbaum
Grande Avenue SE
Birthday Party Hosted by Mary Zell at Home
Mary Zell entertained attendees at a birthday party Tuesday at 500 B avenue NE. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, Margaret Erland, Miss Jessie Johnson, Chancey Ryan and Bob Jacek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Zell
B Avenue NE
Mrs. John Smith
Margaret Erland
Jessie Johnson
Chancey Ryan
Bob Jacek
Learn to Read Dreams and Its Modern Insight
A reader frets over a recurring dream about taking her son Jimmie to the zoo and the wild行为 it reflects. The ad promotes a 40 page booklet Interpreting Your Dreams from The Cedar Rapids Gazette Home Institute for 15 cents, offering guidance on dream meanings and psychology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Jimmie
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Home Institute
West Nineteenth Street
New York
N. Y
Coe College Music Dept Recital Presents Advanced Students
The Coe College department of music presents a recital by advanced students on Wednesday at 8 15 p m in Sinclair Memorial chapel. Performers are pupil of Grace Swab Max Daehler and Paul Ray with Eleanor Taylor on organ. Program includes works by Prokofieff Rachmaninoff Massenet Saint-Saens Handel and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College Department of Music
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
Grace Swab
Max Daehler
Paul Ray
Eleanor Taylor
Gavotte
Prokofieff
Dorothy Grant
Dorothy Grant. Prelude In Bmino Rachmaninoff
Margaret McCall
Duparc
Dansons la Gigue
Polodowski
Alice ‘Gill
Hahn
W R C Officers Club Met For Luncheon Talk
Mrs. Ella Frear hosted the W R C Officers Club at 416 Thirteenth Street SE on Tuesday. Members present included Mesdames Effie Storey Eva Kisinger Myra Neubauer Jeanne Lindsey Celia Burda Abe Pilkcer Alma Farley and Lois Follen. Short sketches of U S Presidents were shared and Celia Burda spoke on John Adams. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Alma Farley 626 Third Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Frear
Thirteenth Street SE
Officers’ Club
T. Z. Cook Corps
Effie Storey
Eva Kisinger
Myra Neubauer
Jeanne Lindsey
Celia Burda
Abe Pilkcer
Alma Farley
Lois Follen
United States
John Adams
Third Street
Circle luncheon closes plans for year in city
Mrs. A. N. Humiston hosted Louise Leibert circle of the King's Daughters at a picnic luncheon Tuesday at 400 Nineteenth Street SE. Hostesses were Mrs. Arthur Biddinger Mrs. Harry Dunker Mrs. Max Burrell Mrs. Humiston and Mrs. E R Moen. Plans for the year's work were completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Humiston
Nineteenth Street
Louise Leibert
The
King’s Daughters
Arthur Biddinger
Harry Dunker
Max Burrell
Humiston
E. R. Moen
Trinity Lutheran Graduation Held After Evening Service
The Rev P L Bornhoeft will deliver the address at Trinity Lutheran school graduation at the church on First Avenue and Fourteenth Street W Thursday at 7 45 p m. The program includes songs dances drills and the introduction of diplomas with salutatory essay valedictory and class prophecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Bornhoeft
Trinity Lutheran School
First Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Margaret Schlichting
Lyman Euken
Mmner
Ruth Domschot
Christian Day-School
Robert Nemecek
Eugene Ilten
Shirley Kreutner
Jack Rinderknecht
Johnson outlines Constitution history in Kiwanis talk
Elmer A. Johnson, attorney and constitutional expert, spoke to the Kiwanis Club at the Montrose Hotel. He traced the document’s history, noted founders’ precedents, praised the system, and warned against extreme changes and current administration tendencies that could threaten the basic law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer A. Johnson
Kiwanis Club
Montrose Hotel
Johnson
United States
Natives of Solomon Islands Wear Beetle Leg Necklaces
A Solomon Islands tradition features beetle leg necklaces given as love tokens. The practice highlights local craft and romantic customs among island communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Islands
Short Wave Peril to U S Government Warned
E H Harris publisher of the Richmond Palladium Item told Inland Daily Press association in Chicago that short wave radio threatens government and newspapers must bear the burden of battle to defend democracy. He urged clear distinction between news and propaganda and warned of TV and facsimile printing impacts. The association adopted a resolution accusing the Black Senate committee of harassment against newspapers and urged civil damages for victims and prosecutions under criminal statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Inland Daily Press Association
E. H. Harris
Richmond
Ind
Palladium Item
Harris
Association
Wire Services Radio Committee
America
Committee
Federal Communications
Robert R. McCormick
The
Chicago Tribune
War Plans of Army Include Dictatorship Threat
Washington reveals the army drafts a total war plan granting the President vast powers to control industry, fix prices, issue universal conscription, seize property, insure shipping, regulate trade, and back by a $500 million war financing corporation. Senator Bennett Clark calls the plan dangerous and urges careful study and a public referendum before any action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
War Department
United States
War Trade Administration
Sen. Clark
Bennett Clark
Congress
Clark
Senate Munitions Committee
The
Missourian
Hayek Appointed Pediatrician for Iowa Health Dept
Dr J M Hayek a Cedar Rapids pediatrician with eight years’ local practice is named to a newly created post in the Iowa state department of health. The division of child health and health education will be funded by state and federal funds and his appointment takes effect June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hayek
State Department of Health
J. M. Hayek
Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State Department of Health
Hayek
Des Moines
Camp Good Health
Public Health Nursing Association
University of Iowa
Walter L. Bierring
Hindenburg Lands in Frankfurt on Eastward South America Run
The German dirigible Hindenburg completed its second eastward voyage from South America and landed in Frankfurt am Main Germany on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort-Au-Main
Germany
Hindenburg
South America
Dublin candidate runs unopposed for Laurens County surveyor
Gay J. Lester Jackson, unopposed in Laurens County surveyor race, promises to do just as little work as possible. He states the decision to run was his own, persuaded by himself and no one else.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Gay
J. Lester Jackson
Laurens County
Jackson
Mayor Shover Wins City Seats After Tax Evasion Resignations
In Republic Missouri Mayor V W Shover and several aldermen resigned after failing to pay city taxes. A special election was held and Shover was re elected to the mayoral office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic, Mo
V. W. Shover
Shover
Firefighters Halt Blaze as Spectators Riot at Vago Home
In Aurora Illinois a blaze at the John Vago residence drew about fifty onlookers who fought among themselves while firefighters battled the flames. The crew kept one hose on the fire and another on the crowd extinguishing both. damage to the house listed at 150 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Ill
John Vago
Cedar Rapids and Central City couples receive licenses
Marriage licenses issued for Donald J. Berger and Florence H. Bock of Cedar Rapids. Henry Joseph Dolan and Jean Adele Hamilton of Central City. Stanley Stevens of Milton Wisconsin and Mary Michel of Marion also received licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald J. Berger
Florence H. Bock
Cedar Rapids
Henry Joseph Dolan
Jean Adele Hamilton
Central City
Stanley Stevens
Milton
Wis
Mary Michel
Marion
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Shower
Mrs. Bell
Mrs. Rohwer
Frileys
W. R. Boyds
von Lackums
Wisconsin
Mrs. Keehn
Margaret Bottome
L’ Avalanche
Ruth Holstedt
Marcher
See Wright
Ernest Leo
Vaise
Jo Studer
Brahms
Bill Keehn
Beethoven Joe Markey
Vincent H. Ogburn
Health Education Group
Queen Esther
Golden Rule Club
Gager
Coe
Mrs. Ringer
M. J. Rubineau
ST. Patrick’s
MR. Tyerman
Mrs. Parrish
Legion Auxiliary
F. C. Parrish
American Legion Auxiliary
Hanford Post No. 5
Memorial Building
Gilbert Martin
John Kadlee, Jr
Harry Gunderson
Roy Decker
Mabel Rugh
Alfred Schluntz
del T. Stanton
Martin
Robert Erickson
J. P. Winn
L. P. Lyman
L. V. Koch
A. E. Eyler
Floyd Baumgartner
Robert M. Vesely
Kadlee
Koch
D. M. Robertson
van Buren School
Ruth Webster
Lillian Rocarek
Dora Mae Gaskill
Jean Anderson
Mary Harrison
Arlene Cilek
Evelyn White
Dorothy Andersen
Betty Jean Jirsa
Betty Ruth Konigsmark
Mary Louise Vekolek
Lyda Oakfield
Helen Jean Schluntz
Anna Mae Stepanek
Betty Mrstik
Ella Mae Randall
Donald Havlik
Darrell McCready
Charles Lingo
Mrs. Winn
Mrs. Schluntz
Bilbro
Claude Callan
Nora
Heaven
Dorothy Rowles
Rogers Helen Harless
Handel Rhoda van Metre
Rian Es Ees
Schumann Tee Ron
Stavenhagen
Ruth Nehls
DE Criois
Mari Ann Huebschne
Pasqnini-Liest
Irene Oltman
Saint-Saens
Trinity Lutheran
E. A. Johnson
U .S
Hardendorf
Associated Press
Maiden
Morris Greenberg Fur Shop
Morris Greenberg
Granby
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