Golfers at Kenmore Plan All-Day Invitation Tourney
Twenty eight golfers joined by hikers from the Cedar Rapids ram club health education department attended a ladies day breakfast at Kenmore Friday. Prizes were awarded to several members. Plans were announced for the annual invitation golf tournament on June 17 with invitations to sixty clubs. Golf begins at 9 30 a m luncheon and bridge follow. Reservations for luncheon via Kenmore 9254.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenmore
Health Education Department
Cedar Rapids
A. G. Brown
John Heins
R. J. Vorkoper
Manville Elected President of Monday Shakespeare Club
Mrs H L Manville was elected president at a picnic luncheon at Mrs T Frank Herschs home on Green Wood Drive SE. New officers include Mrs Hersch first vice president Mrs John Lozier second vice president Miss Lucille Maresh secretary treasurer and Mrs A N Hamiston recording secretary. Leader Mrs A R Swein was honored for her work with a gift. Committee in charge included Mrs Lozier Mrs Harold West and Mrs Olive Tower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Manville
Monday Shakespeare Club
T. Frank Hersch
Greenwood Drive
Hersch
John Lozier
Lucille Maresh
A. N. Hamiston
A. R. Swein
Lozier
Harold West
Olive Tower
Nawaya Camp Fire Ceremony At Ellis Park
Nawaya Camp Fire group of St. Pauls Methodist church held a picnic supper and ceremonial Thursday evening at Ellis Park. Mrs E W Wickham guided the ceremony with candle lighting by Mary Ellen Stickels Carol Jean Curran and Marilyn Williams. Naomi Anderson earned woodgatherer rank as Marcella Yeager decorated the charter. An informal Camp Huaga dialogue was led by Josephine Beadle and Emma Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nawaya
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Ellis Park
E. W. Wickham
Mary Ellen Stickels
Carol Jean Curran
Marilyn Williams
Naomi Anderson
Marcella Yeager
Josephine Beadle
Emma Allen
Mary Ellen Stckels
Phyllis Shepard
Kathleen Hansen
Janice Bailey
Diane Waples
Big Springs School Picnic At Bever Park
About 225 people attended the Big Springs school picnic at Bever park Tuesday afternoon and evening. Mrs. M. J. Buckner, Mrs. J. W. Gaines and Mrs. George Gaines led games and races. Committee chairmen were Mrs. Lester Johnson and Mrs. Otto Anderson, with Mesdames Harry Lutz, R. W. Magnuson, C. Larson, A. E. Brague, H. G. Sutherland, W. T. Morro, Earl Melendy and O. C. Long in charge of the picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Springs
Bever Park
M. J. Buckner
J. W. Gaines
George Gaines
Lester Johnson
Otto Anderson
Harry Lutz
R. W. Magnuson
C. Larson
A. E. Brague
H. G. Sutherland
W. T. Morro
Earl Melendy
O. C. Long
Visit to Vickos Honors Chicago Guest at Local Events
Mr and Mrs Stephen Vicko host Miss Frances Summers of Chicago who attended a Thursday wiener roast and a Friday luncheon hosted by Mrs Fred Larson. The group plans a Sunday trip to Davenport for the Raiders game and Summers departs for Chicago Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Vicko
Frances Summers
Chicago
Miss Summers
Fred Larson
Vicko
Davenport
Fillmore P. T. A. Holds Luncheon at Roosevelt School
The Fillmore P. T. A. held an annual luncheon at Roosevelt school cafeteria with sixty women. Retiring president Mrs. George Maloney introduced past presidents and teachers. New officers were installed: President Mrs. Ralph Dresher, Vice President Mrs. V. A. Kofron, Secretary Mrs. C. L. Johnson, Treasurer Mrs. L. F. Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillmore P. T. A
Roosevelt School
George Maloney
R. T. Lubbock
George Keyes
D. L. Williams
E. C. Johnson
Anton Nilsson
David Mitchell
Oscar Lundquist
Merley Clark
S. R. Vedder
Mabel Rugh
J. D. Leeks
Mary Ethel Brown
Lorraine Hinton
Hannah Scheer
Wayne Basler
Williams
Ralph Dresher
V. A. Kofron
C. L. Johnson
L. F. Steele
LaVenda Juhl
C. E. Johnson
Association
Mariam Silseth
Fillmore
Alvin Nelson
President and Mrs Gage Host Coe Graduating Class
President and Mrs Harry M Gage of Coe college hosted the graduating class and guests at a breakfast Saturday morning at the Cedar Rapids Country club. About 120 were served. Notable attendees included Col Robert W Stewart of Chicago Miss Anna Adams of Omaha Miss Fannie Adams of Omaha Dr C T Hickok Dr L D Weld Dr Lloyd Morris and Prof and Mrs J F Yothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Gage
Coe College
Coe
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Col
Robert W. Stewart
Chicago
Anna
Fannie Adams
Omaha
C. T. Hickok
L. D. Weld
Lloyd Morris
J. F. Yothers
Three Circles of King’s Daughters Meet in Luncheon
Queen Esther circle met with Mrs. T. C. Bassett for a luncheon and business session. Officers installed include President Mrs. R. H. Thompson and Secretary Mrs. W. D. Ralston. Mizpah circle closed year with a picnic at Ellis park. Service circle met at Mrs. F. M. Wells home and reported on Public Health Nursing work. An honor pearl and gift were awarded to Mrs. Charles Klersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
King’s Daughters
T. C. Bassett
Park Avenue SE
Tom Walpole
R. H. Thompson
J. W. Barnett
W. D. Ralston
Lewis Emerson
Jennie McCowan
F. J. Lightner
Murray Fawcett
Perkins Hospital
Iowa City
Frank Young
Rosebud Clements
Mizpah Circle
Ellis Park
Harold Kimball
S. H. N. Circle
E. L. Miller
J. M. Wiley
L. R. Buffington
C. H. Newman
Laurence Krieg
F. M. Wells
Eighteenth Street
Raymond A. Reid
Earl Schuyler
Public Health Nursing Association
Charles Klersey
Klersey
Tracie Faltis Weds Dr. H E Harris in Iowa City Church
Tracie Emilie Faltis and Dr. Harold Earl Harris, both of Iowa City, married Thursday at Westminster Presbyterian Church. The bride formerly worked as assistant supervisor at University hospital. The couple proceed to San Francisco for Harris to begin his internship at the United States Marine hospital. A miscellaneous shower honored the bride with many relatives attending, including out of town guests from Des Moines and Sleepy Eye Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracie Emilie Faltis
Harold Earl Harris
Iowa City
Westminster Presbyterian Church
J. Renwick McCullough
University Hospital
Harris
San Francisco
Calif
United States Marine Hospital
R. Faltis
Joe Faltis
Frank Faltis
Adeline
Will Faltis
Mae
Viola
William Hubacek
John Hubacek
Ernest Krause
Margaret
William Marek
Anton Marek
Wes Kralik
Stanley Barvinek
George Barvinek
Joe Petranek
Emil Petranek
Lud Prastka
Dickie
Dorothy Green Hosts Girls Athletic Club Bridge Party
Miss Dorothy Green of 1518 First Avenue East hosted a bridge party for Franklin Senior High School Girls Athletic Club members on Thursday evening. Prizes went to Jeanne Howell and Joyce Dollman. Other attendees included Jane Downer Mary Eleanor Zeithammel Marjorie Young Elsie Belehrad Ella Sawyer Jane Ball Dorothy Jane Plock Jean Wodtke Frances Hallgren Billie Young and Georgia Ann Baresh. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Green
First Avenue E
Girls’ Athletic Club
Franklin Senior High School
Jeanne Howell
Joyce Dollman
Jane Downer
Mary Eleanor Zeithammel
Marjorie Young
Elsie Belehrad
Ella Sawyer
Jane Ball
Dorothy Jane Plock
Jean Wodtke
Frances Hallgren
Billie Young
Georgia Ann Baresh
Surprise 14th birthday for Joseph Nassif celebrated
Mr and Mrs Mike Nassif hosted a Thursday evening surprise party at 811 Sixth Street SE for their son Joseph turning fourteen. Guests included Delane Shaheen Fred Abdnor Flora Mae Fortner Victor and Loretta Shepard Nicklas and Marie Nassif Eugene Sturgeon Josephine Haddy Bernice Modracek Marie Schronick John Risk Deloras and Fidelis Farah Arthur and Ernest Abodeely George Louise and Joan David Lester Fred and Raymond Nassif. Games and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Nassif
Sixth Street
Joseph
Delane Shaheen
Fred Abdnor
Flora Mae Fortner
Victor
Loretta Shepard
Nicklas
Marie Nassif
Eugene Sturgeon
Josephine Haddy
Bernice Modracek
Marie Schronick
John Risk
Deloras
Fidelis Farah
Arthur
Ernest Abodeely
George
Louise
Joan David
Lester
Fred
Raymond Nassif
Local Women Judge Community Flower Show At Iowa City
Nine Cedar Rapids women judged the fourteenth annual flower show in Iowa City held Friday. Prof. E. C. Mabie won the adult sweepstakes with an oil painting prize. junior sweepstakes went to Billy Plass of Iowa City. The Iowa City Woman's Club garden department sponsored the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
E. C. Mabie
Billy Plass
E. D. Plass
Louis Pelzer
Lester T. Jackson
John Hamilton
R. E. Choate
E. W. Spence
Perry West
Ray Chandler
Henry J. Hromek
W. H. Dunshee
Mrs Whitehill Honors Mrs Marjorie McKay in Beverly Hills Party
Mrs N E Whitehill hosted a Thursday evening party at 1920 Ridgewood Drive SE to honor Mrs Marjorie McKay of Beverly Hills California formerly Mrs Marjorie Waln of Cedar Rapids Attending guests included Mrs Cora Myers and Mrs Mae Anderson Miss Irene Marousek and Miss Edna McElroy won bridge prizes Other guests listed include Mrs Clelia Lucas Mrs Helen Henry and others from Des Moines and local areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie McKay
Beverly Hills
Calif
Marjorie Waln
Cedar Rapids
N. E. Whitehill
Ridgewood Drive
Cora Myers
Mae Anderson
Irene Marousek
Edna McElroy
Clelia Lucas
Mrs. McKay
Madge LaPorte
Katherine Cluett
Carrie Rinehart
Anna M Zabortsky Recital Delights Local Pupils
Anna M Zabortsky presents a piano pupil recital at her studio 609 Third Avenue SW Saturday at 8 p.m. The program features pieces by Bilbro, Davis, Greenberg, Tiffany, Conté, Brahms, Chopin, Mendelssohn, Rachmaninoff and more, performed by her students and herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Zabortsky
Third Avenue
Salon Ie Pe Eee
Knw
Bilbro
Merry Go Nag
Pgi
Nola Burlingham
Bentley Orr Nh
Thompson Jerome Greenberg
Hanging Gardens
Weeee Davis
Beverly “Worthman
Hsee Beethoven
Maxine Durey
Durand
Dorothy June Duncan
Koelling
Doris McLaughlin Paupee Valsante
Poldini
Ee Ee McFayden
Irene Estes
Brahms Valse
Darleen Warthman
Chopin Doris Hegewald
Bebapeg
Mendelssohn
Polichinelle Rachmaninoff
Jean Betty Beauchamp
Henrietta Lamp Is Feted Ahead Of June Wedding
A miscellaneous shower was given by Mrs. Louisa Chelsey at 1563 Fifth Avenue SE in honor of her sister Miss Henrietta Lamp. The event celebrated Henrietta and her forthcoming marriage to William L. Laubly on June 27. Pink and white decorations set the festive tone as guests played games and enjoyed the evening. Attending were Miss Lamp, Clara Racer, Ruth Miller, and Mesdames H. S. Mann, John Kretschmar, Jr., Theresa King, Charles Burianek, Charles Hess, and William Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Chelsey
Fifth Avenue SE
Henrietta Lamp
William L. Laubly
Misses Lamp
Clara Racer
Ruth Miller
H. S. Mann
John Kretschmar
John Kretschmar, Jr
Theresa King
Charles Burianek
Charles Hess
William Davenport
Miss Urich to Do Social Service Work at St Paul
Miss Lucyle Urich daughter of Mrs Amelia Smid 938 Seventeenth Street NE goes to St Paul for social service work Visiting College of St Catherine and friends before starting duties She has taught English and social problems at Mount Mercy Academy for two years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucyle Urich
Amelia Smid
Seventeenth Street
St. Paul
College of St. Catherine
Miss Urich
St. Catherine’s
Mount Mercy Academy
Buchanan P T A Honors Teachers At School Picnic
Buchanan P T A honored teachers from the Buchanan school at a Thursday picnic luncheon. Gifts were given to teachers including a past president pin from Mrs. E O Coffing to retiring president Mrs. L V Koch. Mrs M E Neptash led arrangements with the executive committee. Thirty six attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan School
E. O. Coffing
L. V. Koch
M. E. Neptash
Mrs Dunahoo Visits Sister in Columbus for Two Weeks
Mrs Frank Dunahoo of Phoenix Arizona is visiting her sister and brother Mayme and Frank Krall at 1128 Tenth Street SE for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dunahoo
Phoenix, Ariz
Mayme
Frank Krall
Tenth Street
Junior T. O. B. club meeting announced
The Junior T. O. B. club will meet June 15 at the home of Miss Vivian Hollingsworth 120 Fourteenth Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Hollingsworth
Fourteenth Street NE
Children's Day Observed at First Congregational Church
The Children’s Day service at First Congregational Church is set for this Sunday at 10 55 with dramatized church school work following the program including a Handel Largo prelud e and America the Beautiful choir piece a call to worship and a prayer a children’s department program and offertory with gifts dedicated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Handel
Joanna Gerhardt
America the Beautiful
Unise
E. K. Steul
Wilfreda Hauser
Jean Hatfield
E. Laween Hubbard
Jane Dun- Fine
Linn Rural eighth graders graduate two hundred twenty nine
Forty one students earned I honors with grade averages of 90 or higher at Linn county rural schools Friday in Franklin auditorium. County Superintendent Lulu B Secrist presided and with twenty rural teachers awarded graduation certificates to 229 pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Franklin School
Lulu B. Secrist
Dorothy Schenken
Ruth Pratt
Irene
Irma Rigel
No. 5
College Township
Betty Jo Stephens
Evelyn Vanourney
Fairfax Township
Dale Bebee
Robins
Kenneth Buresh
Bishop Lee Set to Speak at Trinity Methodist Church
Bishop Edwin F. Lee of the Philippine islands will address Trinity Methodist during the church school hour and at the 10 50 a m service. He will speak on The Search for an Enduring Peace after a career in missionary work and foreign missions administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin F. Lee
Methodist Episcopal
Philippine Islands
Trinity Methodist Church
Lee
Bishop Lee
Eldorado
Northwestern University
Upper Iowa University
Garrett Graduate School of Theology
Evanston
University of Chicago
Fayette
Edna "Orman
New Hampton
Java
Methodist Board
List of Grange Hall units and members by township
A long extract lists Grange Hall chapters and associated members across multiple townships including Maine Jordan's Grove Marion Monroe Otter Creek Putnam Spring Grove Washington and others. Names such as Vera Merritt Dorothy Fernow Sylvia Pokorny Eliza beth Blazek Roy Squires Geraldine Hendryx LaVern Lanning Ivan C. Bys and many more appear with unit numbers and township labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Burr
West Prairie
Spring Grove
Harold Quaas
Robins
Monroe Township
Mary Ann Trestnar
Dairy Dale No
Bertram Township
John L. McDonnell
Maple Grove
Boulder Township
Edith Domer
North Star
Marion Township
Lyall Taylor
Fairview
Clinton Township
Nadean Gerst
Waubeek
Buffalo Township
Ivan Nemecek
Dairy Dale
Phyllis Shakespeare
Red
Jackson Township
Edith Harriett Jacobs
Green’s Grove
Washington Township
Leone Wall
Edgewood
Ellen Paul
Raymond Garnant
Union
College Township
Arthur Meyer
Cedar Valley
Franklin Township
Alice Ruth Earl
Warren Hoover
Number
Shirley Carver
Pleasant Grove
Junior Clark
Bunker Hill
Maine Township
Joseph Stumpff
Dorothy Louise Taylor
Hagerman
Thora Kirk
West Cupola
Otter Creek
Henry Coombs
Velma Anderson
Seminary
Joan Sietsema
Robert Plattenberger
Sumner
Betty Lou Scott
Wild Cat
Luesther Jane Patterson
Marjorie Wiltsey
Hoosier Bend
Maine
Wilbur McAtee
Dix
Leo Modracek
Konigsmark
Gerald Berchenbriter
Charles Josifek
Western
Marjorie McGowan
Rosedale
Florence Bena
Robert Funk
Elizabeth Frederick
Glenwood
Linn Township
Evelyn Fillmore
Hazel Ridge
Leona Jansa
Mary Odland
Fairfax
Fairfax Township
Herman Nebiker, Jr
Forest Lane
Beth Frederick
Grange Hall
Ardis L. Stinger
Jordan's Grove
Vera Merritt
Bowdish
Ivan Moyer
Harold Smith
Frank Clark
Florence Moyer
Rabbit Grove
Dorothy Pinson
Ray Thomas Brown
Roger's Crossing
Leona Ellison
Max Edgerly
Pleasant Valley
Anne Svoboda
Winton D. Goodlove
Florence Curran
Squaw Creek
Dorothy Jean Fernow
Martin's Creek
Betty E. Oxley
Emmett Rossey
Picayune
Eileen Strong
Edward Rhinehart
Big Head
Billy McCallister
Russell Gerdes
Frank Frayman
Clinton Edwards
Prairie Union
Dale Thomas
Ken Paul
June Clatterbuck
Excelsior
Alberta Hammond
Alice G. Hammond
Prairie Ridge
Dare Goodyear
Monroe
Feather Ridge
Sylvia Pokorny
Joe Boeceay
Arlene Hepker
Center
Eli Shada
Little Head
Corda Mae Harris
Clarence Doonan
Ha Mae Burr
Venita Jean Taylor
Loren Lowry
Lind
Mary Ann Miller
New Buffalo
Curtis Mentzer
Stanley E. Johnson
Joan Siets
Louis Edward Kester
Nancy Carpenter
Rare Burr
Fern McBurney
Emma Novotny
West
LaVone Schmickle
Roy Squires
Valera Dariene Squires
Joseph Jordan
James Jordan
Caldwell
Geraldine Faye Hendryx
Green's Grove
LaVern Lanning
Mounce No
Harold Oliphants
Ruth Morris
Ruby Anna Morris
Arlene Ashlock
North Ward
Ivan C. Bys
Smith Elected VP of American Farm Bureau Federation
Earl C. Smith, president of the Illinois Agricultural Association, was elected vice president of the American Farm Bureau Federation at the national board meeting Friday. He succeeds Charles E. Hearst of Iowa who died last March. The directors expressed grief at the death of Speaker Joseph W. Byrns of Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Earl C. Smith
Illinois Agricultural Association
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Board of Directors
Charles E. Hearst
Iowa
Dirators
Joseph W. Byrns
Tennessee
Dramatic Presentation At St Pauls Church Sunday
A summer dramatic presentation titled A Garden of Praise will be given Sunday at 11 a.m. at St Pauls Methodist church on Third avenue and Fourteenth street SE. Music will be provided by Church of Youth choirs with more than 100 others participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Third Avenue
Fourteenth Street SE
Church of Youth Choirs
Church Of Brethren School Starts Monday
The Church of the Brethren at Fourth avenue and Twelfth street SE will hold a two week daily vacation Bible school starting Monday. Sessions run 9 to 11 15 a m each weekday for ages 5 to 13 with story hours for younger children and Bible study hymn study appreciation and handwork for all. The program is organized into three age graded departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Fourth Avenue
Twelfth Street SE
Notice of Probate of Will in Linn County Iowa 1936
Notice is given that on the day in June 1936 an instrument purporting to be the will of William Barron, late of Linn County Iowa, will be probated in Cedar Rapids. The District Court will hear the matter and appoint an executor or administrator as required. Edwin W. Lundquist, Clerk. Tobin, Tobin and Obin, Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Linn County
William Barron
Cedar Rapids
EDWIN_W. LUNDQUIST
Erk District Court
Tobin, Tobin and Obin
Admiral Byrd Pledges Peace Focus After Deep Arctic Feat
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd announced that aside from two years for future exploration, his remaining life would be devoted to promoting world peace. He spoke at a New York dinner where he received a commemorative medallion, urging friendly understanding among nations and warning that aviation has been perverted into war. He stressed he must control his own mind to avoid folly and that his efforts aim to aid international amity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard E. Byrd
Poles
Atlantic
Antarctic
Dick Byrd
Admiral Byrd
International Amity
Perfect Cribbage Hand Beats Gilbert Martin Rivalry
In Gilbert Martin's barber shop a Friday match with Ely Culbertson saw Don Leonard of the YMCA secure a perfect cribbage hand. His cards included the jack of clubs and the fives of diamonds spades and hearts, with the turn showing the five of clubs for a twenty nine count. Leonard nonetheless lost the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Martin
Ely Culbertson
Don Leonard
Martin
Leonard
Senate Receives List of In Postmasters Nominations
President Roosevelt sends to the Senate on Friday a list of postmaster nominees including Arthur R. Ott o Bettendorf William T. Oakey Leonard A. Moran Granger Mary M. Hollingsworth Martin Robert C. Campbell Glen C. Bowdish Lester P. Lauser Worthington Leona B. Miller War Meter from Iowa and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Iowa
Arthur R. Otto
Bettendorf
William T. Oakey
Clinton
Leonzard A. Moran
Granger
Mary M. Hollingsworth
Marton
Robert C. Campbell
Ahe Pleasant
Glen .C. Bowdish
Bringville
Lester P. Lauser
Worthington
Leona B. Miller
War Meter
New Ground Synopsis unfolds amid family betrayal and romance
Anne Audinand engaged to Steven Forbes faces jealousy and intrigue as Vera poisons perception while Halsey loses money and seeks alliances. Star Ryan, presumed heir, returns with a demanded two thousand dollars, tests Anne and Steven, and foreshadows a complex, continuing drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Audinand
Steven Forbes
Halsey
Steven
Anne
Vera
Hattie Moore
Ryan
Star
Mary
Henry Wallace
Susan
Florida
Change Places For A Day Bored Jane And Weary Mary
Jane C and Mary G seek relief from a dull summer by swapping lives for a day. Jane lounges on a shaded porch while Mary endures a bustling store shift with tired legs and a crowded apartment afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Mary
Jane C
Mary G
Unhappy warning about love and deceit in marriage
A reader is urged to reconsider leaving her husband after a man she loves shows willingness to deceive his wife. The message warns that abandoning her spouse could invite similar wrongdoing from him. The tone is admonitory and cautionary.
You Have Everything to Live For
A motivational note urging resilience for a mother and her children. It emphasizes duty to guide and support, highlighting the need to move forward and sustain the world for the sake of dependents.
Anamosa Man Hurt In Marion Road Collision
Wright Frazier of Anamosa and Nora Ryan of Monticello suffered facial cuts when Frazier’s eastbound car attempting to pass Homer Pollock’s trailer car collided with Rev. A. L. Lorenz of Monticello one mile east of Marion at about 5 p.m. Friday. Lorenz’s vehicle struck Frazier’s car on the left side. Both drivers were treated by a Marion physician. Linn county sheriff’s office investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Frazier
Anamosa
Nora Ryan
Monticello
Frazier
A. L. Lorenz
Marion
Homer Pollock
Springville
Pollock
Lorenz
Miss Ryan
Linn County
Halt on vacations at Cedar Rapids Post Office for bonds delivery
Veterans adjusted service bonds take precedence over vacations at the Cedar Rapids post office. No vacations will be allowed from June 15 until registered letters containing bonds are delivered to identify beneficiaries. Rural carriers plan June 17 route visits and will instruct veterans to meet at mailboxes or another convenient place to receive the bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Post Office
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Vickos
P. T. A. Meetings
Emmie
Gage
Tracie Faltis
H. E. Harris
Whitehill
Buchanan
Mrs. Dunahoo
Linn Rural
Willard Christopherson
Irving R. Finger
Charles Mkrizek
Betty Shearer
Leonard Tresnak
Herman Nebiker
Jir
Charles Petrak
Ruth Harrison
McRoberts
Betty Louise Morrow
White
Donald Krumm
Caraway
Mary Stonekine
Riverside
Joseph Zincula
Donald Chadima
Anthony Schmit
Ralph Simmons
Marion E. Whiting
Boulder
Lillian Petrick
Richard Willmott
Neta Fenstermaker
Helen McDowell
John L. McDowell
Northwest
Alberta
Edgewood No
Ruth Brownell
Leone Wail
Elmer Vavricek
Josephine Stumpff
Fern Mason
Oldrick Kremenak
Milo J. Kouba
Lenora Jelinek
Norma Goodenough
Robert Punk
Charles Floyd
Curtis Downing
Harold Otsen
Richard Rosendahl
Leonard Karl Newport
Eloise M. Krebs
Virginia Hillmer
Harold Gries
Belle Prairie
Rosie Serbousek
Virginia Smith
Irene Rigel
Esther Plucar
Robert Modracek
Joe F. Hynek
Leonard Dolezal
Leona Benish
Cross Roads
Dorothy Burgess
Minnie Fox
LaVonne Barman
Kfax
M. M. Ochland
Win Heaton
Donald Hall
Robert Fitzpatrick
Lualis R. Wiebo
Cherry Valley
Payette
Lewis Bottom
Ella Jean McArthy
Graver
Maxine Reimer
Era Reimer
Robert It Aes
Wanda Mae Collins
Pleasant Hill
Verla Carroll
Jackson
Donald McSpadden
Standing Rock
Helen Light
Audrey Carmer
Grant Townshi Larabee
Arvena Price
Mapleverell
Marvin Reid
Betty
Arene Coon Durow
Prairie Dale
Elmer Brora
Margaret Niffenegger
Blue Creek
Max Kepler
Kenneth K. Henderson
Charlotte Henderson
Wilbur cAtee
Billy Lennox
Vincent Badins
Elrose
LeRo
Wise
Merle Bliss
Paris
Nellie Ware Schaeffer
Bessie Ruth Jewell
Dean Crow
Rollins
Woodfa Ee Vanes
Grove
Kenneth Barker
Robert
Linn Townshipootes Ag
Cass Richardson
Willie Ee
Trinity Methodist
Smith
St. Paul’s Church
Church of Brethren
Miss Kendall
Miss Susan
Halsey Audhnrnd
Parker
Annie
Palm Beach
Aiken
Southhampton
Newport
Santa Barbara
London
Berlin
Rome
Mary Manners
Degyr
Miss Manners
Anamosa Man
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