Naomi Manatt Davin Bride of Charles A Davin at Immaculate Conception
Miss Naomi G Manatt became the bride of Charles A Davin at the Immaculate Conception church in a ceremony officiated by Rev J J Toomey. The couple plans a northern states and Canada honeymoon returning July 1 and then reside at 2421 A avenue NE Cedar Rapids. Davin is secretary of the Cedar Rapids Clearing House association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception Church
Naomi G. Manatt
Charles A. Davin
J. J. Toomey
Johanna Hill
Mr. Davin
Helen Davin
Marion
Lawrence Lalley
Dysart
Celeste Fuhrmann
Iowa City
Mabel Canning
R. T. Ryan
Fifth Avenue
States
Canada
A Avenue NE
Davin
William B. Manatt
M. J. Davin
Cedar Rapids Clearing House Association
Mrs Good to Spend Ten Days in Chicago
Mrs. James W. Good sails to Chicago Friday for a ten day stay then will return to be with her father C. J. Deacon at 1025 First avenue E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Good
Chicago
C. J. Deacon
First Avenue
Earley Hosts Shower for Miss Dvorak Before June Wedding
Elizabeth Earley entertained at 1829 B Avenue NE with a handkerchief shower honoring Miss Emily Dvorak whose marriage to Ralph Redus is set for June 18. Yellow and white decorations highlighted the mock wedding event attended by a dozen guests including Mrs. Emil Dvorak and Miss Georgia Lindsay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Earley
Emily Dvorak
Ralph Redus
Deane Pigott
Irene Mahanmah
Velma Stanek
Lorenzo Silliman
D. L. Nelson
Elfrieda Metz
Ermagarde Cuhel
Isabel Juhl
Ella Hansen
Mary Gallagher
Violet Sellards
Nadine Menary
Mayme Mauss
Norma Jordan
Special P. E. O. Chapter DK Meeting This Thursday
A special meeting of Chapter DK of P. E. O. will be held Thursday evening at the home of the president Mrs. L. R. Gerhardt 412 Nineteenth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Gerhardt
Nineteenth Street
Social bridge party honors Elsa Lindt in Minneapolis
An attractive bridge party was given Wednesday afternoon by Mr. Carl G. Helming in honor of his sister Miss Elsa Lindt of Lake Park who is visiting for several weeks. An out-of-town guest, Mrs. George Perkins of Des Moines, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl G. Helming
Washington Avenue
Elsa Lindt
Lake Park
George Perkins
Des Moines
Ritgers Visit Spells Centerville Ties and Past Coaching Ties
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Ritgers and their son Forest Jr travel to Centerville on Wednesday to visit friends for a week. Mr. Ritgers, once a Centerville athletic coach, later worked at Coe College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Ritgers
Sixteenth Street
Forest. Jr
Centerville
Coe College
Ritgers
Jolly Ramblers Entertained by Mrs Curtis Johnson
Mrs Curtis Johnson of 915 Eighth Street SE hosted the Jolly Ramblers on Tuesday afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs Frank Semoha and Mrs Leo Smith. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Ramblers
Curtis Johnson
Eighth Street SE
Affternoon
Frank Semoha
Leo Smith
Miss Gladys Smith to Stay in Rock Island for Weekend Visit
Miss Gladys Smith of Rock Island Till arrives to attend Coe college commencement and will remain over the weekend as guest of Miss Alice Krebs at 508 Vernon Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Smith
Rock Island, Til
Coe College
Alice Krebs
Vernon Drive
Hadassah Picnic Closes Year at Ellis Park
Sixteen Junior Hadassah members attended a picnic at Ellis Park on Wednesday, ending this year’s meetings. Officers for next year were elected: Ruth Kushner president, Sally Kozberg secretary, Sarah Goldberg treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadassah
Ellis Park
Ruth Kushner
Sally Kozberg
Sarah Goldberg
Mrs E B Smith Visits Before Northwestern Graduation
Mr and Mrs C A Pope host Mrs E B Smith of Oakland California at their home on Fourth Avenue SE. Smith travels to Evanston Illinois for Northwestern University commencement where her son will graduate. The two women were girlhood friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Pope
Fourth Avenue SE
E. B. Smith
Oakland
Calif
Dinner party honors the Hedins at Erickson home
Mrs. Anna Erickson hosted a dinner party Wednesday at 1041 Fifth avenue SE. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Hedin were honored guests and will soon leave for a summer home near Minneapolis. Others present included Garnet June, Lynn Hedin, Charles Renson, Ellen Louise, and Edna Louise Erickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Hedin
Anna Erickson
Fifth Avenue SE
Hedins
Lakes
Minneapolis
Hedin
Garnet June
Lynn Hedin
Charles Renstron
Ellen Louise
Edna Louise Erickson
Garden Show Luncheon At Brucemore Attracts Guests
The Amy Sinclair Guild of the First Presbyterian Church sponsored a luncheon under shady trees at Brucemore. Mrs. Robert B. Davis presided, with Mrs. John D. Randall hosting a bridge club gathering. Garden club judges and members joined forty two guests from near and far. Mary Stubbs chaired the luncheon committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucemore
Amy Sinclair
First Presbyterian Church
Robert B. Davis
John D. Randall
Bridge Club
Garden Club
Mary Stubbs
Women to attend Eucharistic Congress in Ireland
Mrs. Raymond Gorman of 605 First Avenue W and Miss Margaret Quirk of 1545 Washington Ave SE plan a Chicago departure Thursday evening with friends to sail June 12 from Montreal aboard the S S Doric for Dublin where the congress runs June 22 to 26. They will sail home on the S S Georgic from Cork to New York after the event. Miss Quirk was honored at a farewell dinner hosted by Mrs. D R Glenn at 1200 Fourth Ave SE with guests Mrs. F A Nolan Mrs L J Hofford Mrs W D Glenn and Mrs Laura Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Gorman
First Avenue W
Margaret Quirk
Washington Avenue SE
Chicago
Dublin
Montreal
Gorman
Miss Quirk
Cobb Oe
New
Prof and Mrs Shephard to visit Ames parents
Prof and Mrs Geoffrey Shephard of Ames will arrive Friday to visit Mrs Murray and Dr Murray at 1829 B avenue NE. They will return Monday. Prof Shephard will teach the summer school at Iowa State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoffrey Shephard
Ames
Shephard
Frederick G. Murray
B Avenue
Iowa State College
Stewart Leaves After Two Week Cedar Rapids Visit
Jacqueline Stewart departed Wednesday morning to return to Chattanooga Tennessee after a two week stay with her grandmother Mrs Elizabeth Stewart of 1540 Second Avenue SE and her aunt Professor Laura Pearl Stewart. Jacqueline is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee R Stewart formerly of Cedar Rapids now of Chattanooga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline Stewart
Chattanooga
Tenn
Elizabeth Stewart
Second Avenue SE
Laura Pearl Stewart
Jacqueline
Lee R. Stewart
Cedar Rapids
Miss Ruby Ruopp Showered by Tyler Teachers Before California Wedding
Miss Ruby Ruopp and her mother were honored at a Tyler school shower at the Conley Tea Room. The couple plans a California wedding late this summer. Attendees included Mrs J Ruopp, Miss Jenna Strahan, Miss Jane Boyd, Mrs Esther McCandless, and several Misses and Mrss Gritzner, Taylor, Wylam, Bingham, Lippincott, Hoyman, Putnam, Gurren, Jennings, Orr and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Ruopp
Tyler School
Conley
Ruopp
California
Miss Ruopp
J. Ruopp
Jenna Strahan
Jane Boyd
Esther McCandless
Margaret Dickey
Florence Gritzner
Ethel Taylor
Ira Lippincott
Isabel Hoyman
Ruth Gurren
Ruth Putnam
Edith Wylam
Phoebe Bingham
Wilma van Orsdel
Mabel Jennings
Ethel Orr
Irene Douglas circle hosts picnic breakfast at Ellis Park
The Irene Douglas circle of the King's Daughters met for a picnic breakfast Wednesday in Ellis Park pavilion. The year’s final meeting was led by Mrs. W. H. Tenney in the president's absence, with breakfast committee members Mrs. W. E. Hampton Mrs. C. E. Clauson and Mrs. C. W. McCalley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Douglas
The
King’s Daughters
Ellis Park
W. H. Tenney
W. E. Curtis
W. E. Hampton
C. E. Clauson
C. W. McCalley
Dorsey Dye Visits Cedar Rapids Family Reunion
Dorsey Dye of Portland, Oregon arrived for a visit with his sisters Mrs. John Premsol and Mrs. A R Austin. A family reunion was held at Anamosa state park with Burt Dye Carrell Dye Everet Dye John Premsol and A R Austin and their families attending Cedar Rapids residents. After the visit Dye will spend a week with his parents in Adel before returning to Cedar Rapids and then Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsey Dye
Portland
Ore
John Premsol
Third Avenue
A. R. Austin
Center Point Road
Anamosa State Park
Burt Dye
Adel
Carrell Dye
Des Moines
Everett Dye
Cedar Rapids
Dinner honors eightieth birthday of Harry R. Rasley
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Kutrules hosted a dinner Tuesday for Harry R. Rasley marking his eightieth birthday. Guests included Mrs. John Shafer of Rock Island and Mrs. Frank Kremar along with Mrs. Anna Cypra. Rasley is a former Rock Island railroad employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Kutrules
Fifth Avenue SE
Harry R. Rasley
John Shafer
Rock Island
Frank Kremar
Anna Cypra
Rasley
The
Rock Island Railroad
Helm announces daughter Virginia to Louis James in Rock Island marriage
Mr and Mrs J L Helm announce the marriage of their daughter Virginia to Louis James a former Cedar Rapids resident. The couple wed Tuesday in Rock Island and will move to Las Vegas Nevada where James is engaged in business. They visited relatives here for several weeks before departing for their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Helm
Virginia
Louis James
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Las Vegas
Nevada
Mr. James
Perkins Family Arrives in Cedar Rapids For Short Stay
Mr George Perkins and Mrs Perkins of Des Moines along with their daughter Shirley have arrived to spend a couple of months in Cedar Rapids and are staying at the Hotel Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Perkins
Des Moines
Shirley
Cedar Rapids
Hotel Roosevelt
YWCA to Host Tennis Tournament This Summer
The YWCA will run a tennis tournament starting June 20 with signups at the main desk. Entrants are split into two divisions, junior and senior, for players from nine through senior high school or older, with events continuing through July per Miss Marie Ann Gotchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W
Marie Ann Gotchy
Trinity Methodist W F M S meets at Buchanan home
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Trinity Methodist church will gather at Mrs. George Buchanan's residence, 1719 Grande avenue SE, Friday at 2 30 pm. Mrs. C L Hampton assists, Mrs. Henry Herman leads devotions, Mrs. N H Johnson heads the program, and Mrs E Tenga oversees the mystery activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity W. F. M. S&s
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
Trinity Methodist Church
George Buchanan
Grande Avenue SE
C. L. Hampton
Henry Herman
N. H. Johnson
Etenga
St Elizabeth Circle Bridge Party At Hoff Home
St Elizabeth circle of Immaculate Conception church will be entertained at Mrs B J Hoff home 1215 Second avenue SE Friday at 9 30 a bridge party and luncheon to be served at 1 p m Assisting hostesses are Mrs T E Marshall Mrs J H Lynott and Mrs John Bormann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth Circle
Immaculate Conception
B. J. Hoff
Second Avenue SE
T. E. Marshall
J. H. Lynott
John Bormann
Missionary and Ladies Aid Picnic at Central Park Church
The Missionary society and the Ladies Aid of Central Park Presbyterian plan a Friday picnic luncheon at 1 p.m. hosted by Miss Margaret Graham at 1409 Elmhurst Drive NE. De votionals and lessons will be led by several church members, with musical numbers by Dorothy Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society
Ladies Aid Society
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Margaret Graham
Elmhurst Drive
E. S. Smith
John T. Liddle
Dorothy Roberts
Miss Graham
S. C. Stookey
Richard Lord
Frank B. Baldwin
W. L. Harrison
8. E. Dickey
L. W. Dunlap
T. E. Colby
Ray Anderson
R. C. Keith
O. B. McGuire
Philathea class luncheon at St Pauls church
Philathea class of St Pauls church meets Friday at 12 noon at Ellis Park pavilion for a picnic luncheon. If rain, gathering moves to Mrs Ray Wicken 2400 Bever Ave SE. Hostesses Mrs W E White and Florence Narber, with aides Mrs O P Myers and others, ask members to bring a covered dish and silver. hosts provide dessert and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea Kensington
St. Paul's Church
Ellis Park Pavilion
Ray Wicken
Bever Avenue SE
W. E. White
Florence Narber
O. P. Myers
B. R. Stuff
L. E. Swatosh
E Woight
F. H. Wagner
Roy Wilhelm
B. Harrington
Roy Wicken
Protheon Class to Meet for Kensington at Mrs Reynolds Home
The Protheon class of St. Pauls church meets Friday at 2 30 p m at 1726 Park Avenue SE for a Kensington. Assistant hostesses are Mrs C E Nelson Mrs Charles Gates and Mrs Harry Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protheon
St. Paul’s Church
C. T. Reynolds
Park Avenue SE
Kensington
C. E. Nelson
Charles Gates
Harry Miller
Missionary Society Meets At Kenwood Park Church
The Missionary Society of the Kenwood Park Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs. George Holmes, at 125 Twenty-ninth Street SE, Friday at 2 p.m. Mrs. Laura Paul will lead the lesson.
Valley Camp Royal Neighbors Plan Special Meeting
Royal Neighbors No. 2136 will meet in M. W. A. hall Friday at 7 p.m. to initiate new candidates. Officers and the drill team will practice after. Members hoping to attend the June 15 convention should reserve with Ida Mae Danson or Mrs Mary Bowman.
Degree of Honor Meets Friday at Moose Hall
Star No 4 of the Degree of Honor will convene Friday at 8 p.m. in Moose Hall. A business meeting will be followed by a social hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Hall
Praha Rebekah Lodge meets for past noble grand night
Praha Rebekah Lodge No. 5 will meet Friday at 7 45 p m at the Sokol hall All past noble grands are asked to attend as past noble grand night will be observed There will be election of assembly and lodge officers The Ladies Aid Society of Jan Hus Church will present a one act play A business meeting and refreshments will follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praha Rebekah Lodge
Sokol Hall
Ladies Aid Society
Jan Hus Church
Special Meeting Postponed for Illness of L A O R C Official
The Columbia division No. 37 L A to O R C postponed its special meeting until fall due to the illness of Edith B. Clark grand vice president who was to be honored guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Division No. 37
L. A
O R. C
Edith B. Clark
Auxiliary To Fraternal Order Of Police Meeting At YWCA
The auxiliary to the Fraternal Order of Police will meet at the YWCA Friday at 7 30 pm. Hostesses named are Mrs. A F Haberle Mrs Sam Christensen and Mrs Jess Clift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. of
Order of Police
A. F. Haberle
Sam Christensen
Jess Clift
F A U Social Club Plans Bever Park Meeting
The F A Social Club will meet Friday afternoon at the small pavilion in Bever Park. Members are asked to bring picnic requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A
Bever Park
Queen Of The West Lodge Meets Friday Afternoon
Queen of the West lodge No. 2 L S to B of L F and E will hold a meeting Friday at 2 30 p.m. at I O O F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen of the West
Queen of the West Lodge No
L. S
L. F
Fraternal Aid Union meet at Eliza Wilson home
Fraternal Aid Union No. 1410 will hold a meeting Friday afternoon at Eliza Wilson’s home 811 L Street. Members are advised to attend and discuss upcoming duties and community services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternal Aid Union
Eliza Wilson
L Street
Women’s Labor Bureau No 17 Meeting Agenda
The Women’s Labor Bureau No 17 will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at Labor Temple. After the business meeting, cards will be played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Labor Bureau No. 17
Labor Temple
Police Auxiliary Picnic At Ellis Park
The Ladies auxiliary to the Fraternal Order of Police will meet at Ellis Park for a picnic supper Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police
Fraternal Order of Police
Ellis Park
Iowa primary results show filled and vacant nominations
As returns tally Iowa Republicans and Democrats report several nominations undecided awaiting July conventions. Republican auditor race tight with Long trailing Fischer. railroad commissioner led by Richardson but short of a majority. Field leads in the GOP senate race with Brookhart far behind. Democratic senator Murphy holds edge with 2,144 precincts in. Lieutenant governor race narrows as Clark holds a lead over Bennett in the GOP contest. Des Moines veteran Herring poised to again pursue governor’s seat despite past defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
J. W. Long
Karl Fischer
Long
Fischer
Darting
Kringel
Lemley
W. M. Shaw
Storms
Bachman
Medary
B. M. Richardson
Richardson
Martin
Cogswell
Gray
Felton
Henry Field
Smith W. Brookhart
Field
Brookhart
Haynes
Casson
Cook
Eickelberg
Louis Murphy
Dubuque
Murphy
Steck
Krascher
Lytle
Hagemann
C. F. Clark
Cedar Rapids
C. P. Bennett
Mapleton
Clark
Bennett
Clyde Herring
Herring
Roddewig
N. E. Kendall
City Briefs and Personal Notices
Sarah Scott left Wednesday for Kelso Washington. Ambrose Lohman’s body was taken late Wednesday to Johnstown Pennsylvania for services and burial. He was formerly a liv eryman at Tipton and Estherville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Scott
Kelso, Wash
Ambrose Lohman
Johnstown
Tipton
Estherville
West Highlands Community Club Meeting Planned
The West Highlands Community club will meet at Cleveland school Friday at 8 p.m. Plans will be made for a Fourth of July picnic. Apollo Commandery No 26 Knights Templar will meet for work in the Red Cross degree Friday at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Highlands Community Club
Cleveland School
Apollo Commandery
Knights Templar
Red Cross
Delegates Headed to National Musicians Convention
Joseph Kitchin and W B Mokress left Wednesday night bound for Los Angeles to attend as delegates the national musicians convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Joseph Kitchin
W. B. Mokress
National Musicians’ Convention
Oxford Junction man files bankruptcy petition in federal court
Chester Henry Jones of Oxford Junction filed a petition in bankruptcy in federal court here Thursday. He lists debts totaling 5763 dollars and assets of 150 dollars, on which he claims exemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Henry Jones
Oxford Junction
McCrory Returns From Church Assembly Visit
The Rev. W. Greer McCrory pastor of the First United Presbyterian church has returned from the general assembly in Beaver Pennsylvania. He then visited his father in Johnstown Pennsylvania before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCrory
W. Greer McCrory
First United Presbyterian Church
General Assembly of the
Beaver
Johnstown
Three motorists fined in police court for improper parking
Mrs Louise Schumacher of 1552 A avenue NE and Mrs Charles Kun ing of 2241 Grande avenue SE were fined $2 and costs each for improper parking. The same fine was levied again on A George for entering an arterial highway without stopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Schumacher
A Avenue NE
Charles Kuning
Grande Avenue
A. George
Cox backs anti Roosevelt move for Democrat chair
James M. Cox of Ohio endorsed the anti Roosevelt effort in the race for the permanent chairmanship of the Democratic convention. He argued defeating Jouett Shouse of Kansas would be an embarrassment and released a statement in Dayton after Shouse declared Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt permanent chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
James M. Cox
Ohio
Ant Roosevelt
Jouett Shouse
Kansas
Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids men charged in Benton county barber shop robbery
Benton county authorities say Lloyd Morgan and Lawrence McGuire of Cedar Rapids confessed to breaking into the Stursa barber shop in Watkins between midnight and 4 am thefts included cigars barber tools and candy. McGuire also confessed to a Monday robbery on Fifth Avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton County
Cedar Rapids
Joseph A. Petrus
Lloyd Morgan
Lawrence McGuire
Stursa
Watkins
McGuire
A. Crawford
Fifth Avenue
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Sixth Avenue
Morgan
Tenth Street
Jay Davis
Larry Condon
Davis
Twelfth Street
Nile Morena
Petrus
Boy Sent Back To District Court For Sentence
Davenport youth William Hahn returned to district court from juvenile court for sentencing on a breaking and entering charge. Hahn pled guilty June 3 but was then sent to juvenile court due to reported age 16. Judge H C Ring set June 13 as the sentencing date. Hahn was arrested June 2 at a filling station on Fifth Avenue and Fourth Street SE with merchandise in his pockets and a small amount taken from the cash register. The court record notes Hahn turned 18 last October 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hahn
Davenport
District Court
Juvenile Court
Hahn
H. C. Ring
Judge Ring
Fifth Avenue
Fourth Street
Suit Filed For Correction Of Will
Suit in district court by Iowa State Savings Bank seeks correction of John Stancel will. Lead pencil marks by a scrivener in anticipation of redrawing the will allegedly indicate substitution of the bank as executor. Stancel died April 19. will proved April 25. All interested parties named as defendants. seeks judgment to correct the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stancel
College Township
Iowa State Savings Bank
Stancel
Will of Emma Behlke Admitted to Probate
The will of Emma Behlke who died January 26 was admitted to probate by Judge H C Ring. The will drawn with Gustave L Behlke appoints him executor and directs that property of all nature be vested in the surveys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Behlke
H. C. Ring
Gustave L. Behlke
Hawkeye Lumber seeks lien judgment against Lorens couple
The Hawkeye Lumber and Coal company seeks judgment of 59.98 dollars against Vaclav Lorens and Katerina Lorens in a mechanics lien action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeye Lumber and Coal Company
Vaclav Lorens
Katerina Lorens
Receiver seeks judgment against Arps in oral lease case
L. A. Andrew as receiver of Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Marion seeks a $175 judgment from Albert J. Arp and Vera Arp in a lawsuit on an oral lease agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Andrew
Farmers and Merchants State Bank of
Marion
Albert J. Arp
Vera Arp
Kohler to Oppose Gov La Follette in Wisconsin Primary
Madison reports a conservative Republican convention endorses former Gov. Walter J. Kohler to oppose Gov. Philip F. La Follette in the upcoming primary. John B. Chapple, Ashland editor, is chosen to run against Senator John J. Blaine. Kohler was drafted after previously declining candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
la Follette
Wisconsin
Walter J. Kohler
Philip F. la Follette
John B. Chapple
Ashland
John J. Blaine
Kohler
la. Follette
Coolidge Prohibition Condemnation Story Denied
Representative Celler predicted Calvin Coolidge would condemn prohibition in Cosmopolitan. The magazine denied the claim, and the New York Democrat said Coolidge would condemn it in the next issue. Celler insisted his information came from reliable sources and corrected the timing to the issue going to press in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Celler
Calvin Coolidge
Cosmopolitan
New York Democrat
Marriage Licenses Applied For Proehlich Zak and Klouda
John E. Proehlich and Jennie Zak of Linn County apply for marriage licenses. Christina Klouda of Cedar Rapids also applies with a partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Proehlich
Jennie Zak
Linn County
Christina Klouda
Cedar Rapids
Garden Show Attracts 800 Visitors To Event
The Garden and Flower show drew about 800 attendees with varied tables and displays. Highlights included a children's party tableau by Mrs. Clare Marshall with goldfish, red geraniums and blue bachelor buttons, plus elaborate arrangements by Mrs. Hamilton Bell and others. Visitors traveled from Davenport Des Moines and Sioux City to view peonies from New Melleray abbey and dozens of floral displays amid Brucemore garden settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Clare Marshall
China
James Yuill
Edward Sheehy
Quaker Oats Company
Hamilton Bell
New Melleray
Isaac B. Smith
John Hamilton
Gontesing
Ss Terrace
George Beattie
A. Lenders
Lester Jackson
Howard Cherry
E. J. Carey
Davenport
Des Moines
Sioux City
Results of Exam for Assistant Fire Chief Open
The civil service commission announced the May 19 examination results for seven fire department candidates seeking promotion to assistant fire chief. Dan Kruidenier said the appointment would likely go to council for approval next week, with scores ranging from 81 to 90 percent for Fred J. Simon and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
Dan Kruidenier
Commissioner of Public Safety
Kruidenier
Fred J. Simon
George Stefan
C. M. Simon
Andrew T. Coleman
Ballard Re-elected Head Of Public Health Nursing Bureau
Mrs J W Ballard was re elected president of the Public Health Nursing Bureau board at a city hall meeting. Mrs W E Andre is vice president and Mrs Arthur Poe secretary with J S Ely as treasurer for next year. The board named Ballard to head the Christmas seal sale committee and approved Camp Good Health plans. Johnston reported 734 visits and 666 clinical cases in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Ballard
Public Health Nursing Bureau Board
City Hall
W. E. Andre
Arthur Poe
J. S. Ely
Ballard
Camp Good Health
Elizabeth Johnston
Convicted Iowa killer recaptured in California
Glenn Smith, 40, Cedar Rapids, who'd been in Fort Madison prison escapee since April 3 1931, was recaptured in Ukiah California. Smith, with Wilfred Markham and Waldo Waddington, had life sentences for first degree murder in the 1921 Lanstrum killing during an attempted holdup. Markham and Waddington remain in prison. Smith will be returned to Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Smith
Cedar Rapids
Carl Lanstrum
Avenue NW
Fort Madison
Ukiah
Calif
Associated Press
James Risden
Iowa Bureau of Investigation
Smith
Wilfred Markham
Waldo Waddington
Lanstrum
Trinity Lutheran Graduation Friday
The Trinity Lutheran School will hold closing exercises Friday at 7 45 p m in the church assembly room. Rev P L Bornhoeft will give the graduation address and John Jaeger will present diplomas. Enrollment for the year reached eighty two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran School
P. L. Bornhoeft
John Jaeger
Ward Iiten
Senate moves to feed bonus army with army rations
A joint resolution directing the secretary of war to issue army rations to the World War bonus army and all distressed unemployed veterans was introduced in the Senate by Senator Smith W Brookhart. The measure, referred to the Military Affairs Committee, parallels a House resolution by Rep Kelley seeking shelter and feeding for the veterans in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Secretary of War
Senate
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Senate Military Affairs Committee
House
Rep
Keller
Dlinois
Braverman Dies in Homeward Self Destruction
Obituary notes Albert Braverman died after a prolonged life connected with the Majestic Furniture and Waite Music stores in Cedar Rapids. Survived by wife Sarah Effron, daughter Evelyn, son Marvin Harvard Law School graduate, and siblings in Chicago. Burial plans pending at Turner’s mortuary. flowers declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granby
Albert Braverman
Max Braverman
Smulekoff
Third Street SE
Second and
Third Avenues
Max
Braverman
Waite Music Store
Third Street
Cedar Rapids
Sarah Effron
Evelyn
Marvin
Harvard Law School
David
Albert
Anna Cowan
Tilla Payne
Chicago
Turner
Kathryn Johnson Rescued From River After Near Drowning
Eleven year old Kathryn Johnson waded at the river’s west end when she became submerged. Companion Winifred McVey held her above water until Ike Skersick Ocie Hopker and Bruce Brazuski arrived with an inhalator. The girl was revived and walked away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Johnson
Rose M. Johnson
Second Street NW
North Western
Ra Bridge
Winifred McVey
E. J. McVey
Ike Skersick
Ocie Hopker
Bruce Brazuski
Rohbach Elected President Of Lions Club
W P Rohbach was elected president of the Lions club at a luncheon meeting held Thursday at the Hotel Roosevelt. Leo Cooper and Ray Rutherford were named first and second vice presidents, Claude Kidd secretary treasurer, Burgess West tail twister, and John Turner tam er. Kiwanis Rotary and Canopus members attended. an industrial film on motor car manufacturing and a deep sea fishing reel were shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Rohrbach
Lions Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Leo Cooper
Ray Rutherford
Claude Kidd
Burgess West
John Turner
Kiwanis
Rotary
Canopus Club
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Mrs. Good
Miss Dvorak
Mrs. Helming
Krebs
Golde
Everts
Henry
Ireland
Murray
Guest
Oregon
Helm-James
Clubs
Cox
Court House News
Behlke
Coolidge
New Melleray Abbey
Brucemore Gardens
van Vechten Shaffer
St. Luke’s Hospital
Hollywood
Penny Phone
Trinity Lutheran
Ness
S “Rastus
John Froehlich
Eldon Gensicke
Elmo Bramo
Nichols
Richard Ford
Marvin Merrifield
Alice Kulhavy
Jesus
W. P. Rohbach
Lions
Simmons
Jenny Lind’ Wood
Second Avenue
Chambers Inskeep Optical Co
Second St. S. E
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!