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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1936

Page

11

Two Elected Directors Of The Community Players

Edwin H. Wadsworth and Rich d M. Miller were elected to the board of directors of the Community Players at a meeting Monday evening at the home of new president Mrs. J L Cooper 1922 Lenway Drive SE. Other board members include Mrs. Douglas Kirk John B Turner George B Douglas Mrs Wald P Barnes Mrs R W Rinderknecht Miss Mary Lacker Steen Ralph Clements Mrs Jane Riley and Harry Boyd. Officers besides Mrs. Cooper are B P Lattner Miss Elizabeth Carey and Lael Ray Abbott.

Edwin H. Wadsworth Richd M. Miller New Esident J. L. Cooper Lenway Drive Douglas Kirk John B. Turner George B. Douglas Wald P. Barnes R. W. Rinderknecht Mary Lacker‘Steen Ralph Clements Jane Riley Harry Boyd Mrs. Cooper B. P. Lattner Elizabeth Carey Lael Ray Abbott

Maurene Munger Leaves for Summer Visit Across States

Miss Maurene Munger daughter of Mr and Mrs Grant B Munger leaves Tuesday afternoon from 1921 First Avenue East for a brief stop with Otto and Mrs Dvorak of Oak Park Illinois before continuing east to spend the summer with Miss Elizabeth Munger of Niantic Connecticut and Mr and Mrs Richard M Adams of East Lyme Connecticut.

Maurene Munger Grant B. Munger First Avenue E Otto Dvorak Oak Park Ill Elizabeth Munger Niantic Conn Richard M. Adams East Lyme Onn Munger Mrs Adams Maurene Unger

Wolvertons Host Dinner At Blake Boulevard Home

Dr. and Mrs. B. F. Wolverton entertained at a small dinner Monday evening at their home 2159 Blake boulevard SE. The occasion marked Dr. Wolverton's birthday with close friends in attendance.

B. F. Wolverton Blake Boulevard Ocean Dr. Wolverton

Marion flower show judged by two ladies from club

Mrs Henry J. Hromek and Mrs J L Rhea will judge the Marion Nature and Garden club flower show to be held Tuesday and Wednesday in the auditorium of the Marion public library.

Henry J. Hromek J. L. Rhea Marion Public Library Marion Nature and Garden Club

Miss Annabel Anderson Finishes Freshman Year at Grinnell

Miss Annabel M. Anderson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar A Anderson of 2204 Ridgeway Drive SE, returned Monday from Grinnell where she completed her freshman year at Grinnell College. She will spend the summer with her parents.

Annabel M. Anderson Oscar A. Anderson Ridgeway Drive Grinnell Grinnell College

Hall Couple Wintering in Texas Now at Park Rapids Resort

Mr and Mrs Edward H Hall formerly of Commonwealth apartments spent winter in San Antonio Texas and are en route to Boulder Beach resort Park Rapids Minnesota for the summer. They traveled via Wyoming and the Black Hills of South Dakota.

Edward H. Hall Commonwealth Apartments San Antonio Tex Boulder Beach Resort Park Rapids Minn Wyoming Black Hills South Dakota

Margaret Grier and Floyd Knupp Wed at Little Brown Church

Miss Margaret Grier daughter of Mrs Eliza Grier Deep River became the bride of Floyd Knupp son of Mrs Minnie Knupp Dy sart Tuesday at high noon at the Little Brown church near Nashua The Rev William Kent officiated Florence Grier sister of the bride and Harold Lester attended After a wedding trip to Colorado the couple will live at 2407 First avenue E Mrs Knupp a graduate of Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls has taught at Arthur school The groom works for the Inter Ocean Reinsurance Company

Margaret Grier Eliza Grier Deep River Floyd Knupp Minnie Knupp Dysart Little Brown Nashua William Kent Florence Grier Harold Lester Barnes City Colorado First Avenue E Knupp Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls Arthur School Inter- Ocean Reinsurance Company

Elizabeth Bohac Presents 18 Pianists Recital

Miss Elizabeth Bohac presents pupils from the 1935 36 class in a piano recital at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Terrace room at the Montrose hotel. The program features works by Beethoven Bach Grieg Schubert Massenet and more, performed by 18 pianists.

Elizabeth Bohac Montrose Hotel Beethoven Donald Regier Bee Hain Clementi Melba Gifford Blake Betty Ford Hok Estes MacLachlan Sally Zuercher Keathryn Wandel Wiieies Eel Mitchell Jacqueline Carberry Fireflies Grant Schaefer Hamilton Bell Beethoven Joanne Crawford Allegro Sines Koelling Marjorie Moravec Ee Tey Urier Massenet Miriam Greenberg Mokrejs Liebestraume

Eighth Birthday Party for Rose Rodgers

Mrs. A. H. Rodgers hosted an afternoon party at 328 Twelfth Avenue SE honoring her daughter Rose on her eighth birthday. Guests included Tillie Mae Evenson Bonnie Lou Fields Douglas Fields Carl Fields Jr Marian Langhurst Harry Kimbro Louis Pernicka Ruth Nemecek Dolores Nemecek Alice Fields Lois Mae Fields Louise Mary Fields Fred Pernicka and Rosana Mae Fields.

A. H. Rodgers Twelfth Avenue SE Rose Tillie Mae Evenson Bonnie Lou Fields Douglas Fields Carl Fields, Jr Marian Langhurst Harry Kimbro Louis Pernicka Ruth Nemecek Dolores Nemecek Alice Fields Lois Mae Fields Louise Mary Fields Fred Pernicka Rosana Mae Fields

Luncheon and Kitchen Shower Honoring Miss Georgia Linter

Mrs. Robert Biba hosted a luncheon and kitchen shower at the Commonwealth Tea Room on Tuesday noon in compliment to Miss Georgia Linter. The event celebrated her upcoming marriage to Guy L. Burge set for Thursday afternoon with guests including Miss Linter and several friends and relatives.

Robert Biba Washington Avenue SE Commonwealth Tea Room Georgia Linter Guy L. Burge Miss Linter John W. Miller Dorothy Williams Wilda Burge Ronald Evans Inez Descon Frank Phelps

Edna Happel and Stuart Dolan Wed in Marion Ceremony

Miss Edna Happel daughter of Mr and Mrs G F Happel 1123 Second Street E and Stuart Dolan son of Hayes Dolan of Springville married Monday in Marion by Rev T J Mc Elliott. Attended by Mrs Irma Langhoff and Ronald Dolan. The couple plans a California honeymoon of one month with relatives joining later in El Monte California.

Edna Happel G. F. Happel Second Street Stuart Dolan Hayes Dolan Springville Marion T. J. McElliott Irma Langhoff Ronald Dolan Johanna Hill

Mrs Lackey Heads Van Vechten Guild

Mrs Donald Lackey was elected president of the Van Vechten guild of the Peoples church after a picnic supper Monday evening. Retiring president Mrs R R Kouba steps down. New officers include Mrs L E Garwood vice president Mrs I D Garrison secretary Mrs C A Anderson treasurer and Mrs R T Termohlen corresponding secretary. The guild will sponsor a breakfast after the annual church o woods at Bever park June 21 with Mrs Allan G Thurman Mrs I D Garrison and Mrs Walter Allison in charge.

Donald Lackey van Vechten Guild of the Peoples Church R. R. Kouba L. E. Garwood I. D. Garrison C. A. Anderson R. T. Termohlen Guild Church O’ the Woods Bever Park Allan G. Thurman Walter Allison

Cedar Rapids Woman Earns College of St Catherine Degree

Charlotte Fairey Hubbard of Cedar Rapids earned a Bachelor of Science from the College of St. Catherine in St Paul Minnesota on June 4 as part of a 107 graduate class. She majored in social service and sociology. Her aunt Clara Shaughnessy and mother Mrs Charles M Hubbard attended the exercises and the family traveled home together. Hubbard was honored at a luncheon and at a theater party and dinner before returning to Cedar Rapids on Tuesday.

Charlotte Fairey Hubbard Cedar Rapids College of St. Catherine St. Paul

Employee of Wilson and company to entertain at Paramount dance

An employee of Wilson and Company will host a dance at the Paramount pavilion in Swisher on Wednesday evening to honor Mr and Mrs C G Darsee of Iowa City and Mr and Mrs E Charipar of Cedar Rapids. Darsee is being transferred to New York and Charipar will replace him as Iowa City representative. Mrs Charipar was Miss Eleanor Farrell before her marriage. Also honored are Mr and Mrs Ralph Hoover of Cedar Rapids, recently married, Mrs Hoover the former Miss Viola Seahill of Peoria Ill, and Mr and Mrs Lee J Strang who celebrate their twelfth wedding anniversary. Friends of the honored guests are invited.

Wilson and Company Paramount Pavilion Swisher C. G. Darsee Iowa City E. Charipar Cedar Rapids Darsee New York Charipar Ralph Hoover

Gordon Anniversary Celebrated at Home by Local Couple

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Gordon of 1154 Avenue NW marked their tenth wedding anniversary with a Saturday evening gathering at home attended by twenty-one guests. Wallace Bixby sang Lola Jean Rollins danced and Mrs. Norman Sutliff played accompanist. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. H. Robinson Mrs. Harry Concantion and Mrs. Henry Hex dall. A gift was presented to the couple.

John F. Gordon Avenue NW Wallace Bixby Lola Jean Rollins Norman Sutliff Bridge H. Robinson Harry Concantion Henry Hexdall Gordon

Philathea Class Plans Friday Picnic at Bever Park

The Philathea class of St. Pauls Methodist will meet Friday at 1 p.m. for a picnic luncheon at the Bever park large pavilion. Members should bring covered dishes and their own utensils. hostesses will supply cake and coffee. Co chairmen are Mesdames George A. Johnson and C. H. Young.

Philathea Bever Park George A. Johnson C. H. Young A. G. Heim Theodore Jayne Carl K. Linge E. R. Moen D. R Pugh

Ainsworths Leave for Raleigh Visit

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ainsworth of 1019 First Avenue West will visit Mrs. Ainsworth's aunts Mrs. E. S. Brown and Mrs. Ray Mayne in Raleigh North Carolina. They intend to stay two weeks and return via New York City and Washington D C.

Richard Ainsworth First Avenue W Raleigh N. C

Honor Mrs Kohl on her seventieth birthday

Twenty relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Jonathan Kohl in Mount Vernon to honor Mrs Kohl on her seventieth birthday.

Jonathan Kohl Mount Vernon Mrs. Kohl

Evelyne Mcllraith and Harold Tyerman wed at St Pauls church

Evelyne Mcllraith daughter of Mr and Mrs T B Mcllraith and Harold Tyerman son of Mrs E M Tyerman of Red Deer Alberta Canada were united in marriage Monday evening at St Pauls Methodist church by Rev Arthur A Brooks. About 100 guests attended the ceremony with white peonies palms and white tapers as decorations. The bride wore a white satin gown and veil and carried white roses and lilies of the valley. The wedding party included Mrs Helen Little Hickman organist maid of honor Mrs Paul H Helming and Mrs Wendell Towner as bridesmaids. Francis Anton was best man with ushers David Tyerman and Donald Rowe. The couple will live at 1628 Bever avenue SE after a motor trip and the bride plans to continue teaching music at Garfield school while the groom runs Tyerman Motor service.

Evelyne Mcllraith T. B. Mclllraith Harold Tyerman E. M. Tyerman Red Deer Alberta Canada St. Paul’s Methodist Church Arthur A. Brooks Helen Little Hickman Lester Baldwin Paul H. Helming Wendell Towner Ames Tyerman

Mrs Sila Presents Pianists Recital at Her Studio

Mrs Edna Mae Sila will present a group of piano students in a recital Tuesday at 8 p.m. at her studio 921 Twenty-first street SE. The program features works by Bach Haydn Mozart and Chopin with performers Elvanne Kriz Jo Ann Walters Elyanne Kriz Ruth Markha and others.

Edna Mae Sila Twenty-first Street Wallis Eleae Schumann Donald Lundquist Beethoven the Clown Delbert Talbot Gintys Piges Ois Franke Mildred Jean Simanek Anitra Grieg Elvanne Kriz Jo Ann Walters Poionrise Bach Wrens Wright Virginia Watkins Renate Bresto Iene Haydn Lie Coucou Daquin Will O Jungmann la Cinquantaine Gabriel-Marie

Delta Theta Chi Hears Talk on Mexico

H. M. Bernbrook of Waterloo spoke on Mexico to Delta Theta Chi a national business girls sorority at the Roosevelt hotel Monday evening. Miss Hazel Capron introduced the speaker. Special guests at a dinner were Mr. Bernbrook and Marshall A. Shores of Waterloo. Forty members and guests attended with patronesses Mrs. G. M. Bird and Mrs. Scott McIntyre.

H. ©. Bernbrook Waterloo Mexico Delta Theta Chi National Business Girls’ Sorority Roosevelt Hotel Hazel Capron Bernbrook Marshall A. Shores Clara Robinson G. M. Bird Scott McIntyre

Bridge winners named in Monday duplication game

Mrs. R S Hardendorf and Mrs M J Busler won the duplicate contract bridge event at Mrs Oliver Longueville's home with 26 players. Second honors went to J Epstein and Miss Laura Baker, north and south, and Mrs G M Wodtke and Mrs Lena Hodgin, east and west.

R. S. Hardendorf M. J. Busler Charles Byrnes Oliver Longueville J. Epstein Laura Baker G. M. Wodtke Lena Hodgin

Beta Phi Alpha Picnic At Bever Park Sees Thirty Attendees

The mothers club sorority event at Bever park Sunday drew about fifty attendees including out of town alumnae Edith Jirs Harrington Fort Collins Colorado Catherine Young Maywood Illinois Carmen Cosner Conrad and Gladys Shramek Seid Harrisburg Pennsylvania Guests were Dr. Harold Harrington Fort Collins Mrs. R. C. Young and Miss Roberta Young Maywood and Mr. and Mrs Frank Shireman Waterloo.

Mothers’ Club Beta Phi Alpha Sorority Bever Park Edith Jirsa Harrington Fort Collins Colo Catherine Young Maywood Ill Carmen Cosner Conrad Gladys Shramek Seid Harrisburg Harold Harrington R. C. Young Roberta Young Frank Shireman Waterloo

Cleveland P T A Picnic News

Cleveland P T A will hold a Wednesday noon picnic for pupils and their mothers on the school grounds. Attendees should bring a picnic basket with dishes and silver. ice cream lemonade and coffee will be provided. Mrs J M Wiley and Mrs L R Buffington provide information.

Cleveland P. T. A J. M. Wiley Dial L. R. Buffington

Birthday Party Honors Jewell Margaret at Eight

Mrs Earl W Harr hosted a Sunday party at 449 Eighth Avenue SW for her daughter Jewell Margaret celebrating her eighth birthday. Pink and white decorations, favors, and balloons complemented a guest list including Katherine Christensen Carolyn Hamilton Jean Frederick Lorel Jean Blackwell Marie Frederick Beverly Oldfield and Darlene Smith with assistance from Mrs Royce E Baker.

Earl W. Harr Eighth Avenue SW Jewell Margaret Katherine Christensen Carolyn Hamilton Jean Frederick Lorel Jean Blackwell Marie Frederick Beverly Oldfield Darlene Smith Royce E. Baker

Camp Fire Girls Tea Honors Trinity Mothers

The Trinity Methodist church girls work committee hosted Camp Fire girls and their mothers for a tea and ceremony Saturday. Notable attendees included Velma Plank, Betty Curnutt, Mary Louise Harmon, Beverly Wright, and many committee members who led the event and tea service.

Trinity Methodist Church H. N. Steele L. R. Buffington Paul Gard M. F. Harmon W. T. Abernathy A E. Chase C. H. Newman J. H Woodside Elton D. Wells E. B. Rohn E. Miller F. L. Bokerney Velma Plank Council A. J. Anderson L. R. Nichols Buffington Rohn Woodside Ardyce Woodside Harmon Miller Betty Curnutt Mary Louise Harmon Beverly Wright Bokerney Abernathy O. Thompson Roy Johnson Anderson Donald Rogers D. L. Williams Steele Margaret Thompson Doris Anderson Betty Thompson Audrey Anderson Margaret Clark Verna Krogh Jane Grissel Jane HergJicka Dorothy Johnson Dorothy Metela Beverly Bain Betty Dorlan E. D. Rohn Hazel Abernathy Virginia Karover Hazel Anderson Hildred Ann Miller Naida Williams Shirley Hilborn Katherine Roberts Jean Marie Horak Jean Beeson Ruth Olson Betty Hinton A. L. Hinton

Mrs Jackson Hosts Home Musicale Recital Evening

Mrs Edna Barrett Jackson entertained thirty five guests Sunday evening at 2342 Grande Avenue SE with a musical program. Miss Jenna Strahan assisted in entertaining and Miss Muriel McIntosh with Mrs Hazel Fisher served refreshments. The list included pieces by Martini, Donizetti, Wagner, Schubert, Schumann and others, performed by Wendl Andrie with Lucy Bushnell Ambroz accompanying.

Edna Barrett Jackson Grande Avenue SE Jackson Jenna Strahan Muriel McIntosh Hazel Fisher Wendl Andrie Lucy Bushnell Ambroz Durante Purcall-Dies Eer Cronin Sn Coac Donizetti Franz Mutter Franz m Schumann Dem Rhein Rada-Pospisil Trurece

Potter Family Heads to Los Angeles for Visit

Mrs. E R Potter of 414 Twelfth Street SE leaves with her son Donald Potter and daughter Wilma Potter, along with Mrs Leonard Mackey and her grandson Clifford Mackey of Marshall Town, for a Los Angeles trip to visit relatives. They plan to return in early July.

E. R. Potter Twelfth Street Donald Wilma Leonard Mackey Clifford Mackey Marshalltown Los Angeles

Richardsons Fly to Paris to Visit Embassy Kin

Mrs. Floyd Richardson and her daughter Helen of Iowa City sail for Paris at month end to visit Mrs. Richardson's son Joan Joseph Cook at the American embassy. Cook is the son of the late Joseph Cook former Cedar Rapids fire chief.

Floyd Richardson Helen Iowa City Paris France

Gorman Family Ties Spotted Across States During Weekend

Mr and Mrs George C Gorman of Commonwealth apartments spent the weekend with relatives. Gorman’s brother the Rev D A Gorman of Nevada and sister Sister M Alfreda of Marshalltown now teach summer school at Nevada.

George C. Gorman Commonwealth Apartments Gorman D. A. Gorman Nevada M.alfreda Marshalltown

Minerva Delphian Hosts Year End Picnic Luncheon

Minerva Delphian plans its final meeting of the year a picnic luncheon on Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the home of retiring president B. G. Heiserman located at 2300 Hill Crest Drive SE.

Minerva Delphian B. G. Heiserman Hillcrest Drive

Mrs Kralik honors Renata Kralik at miscel laneous shower

Mrs J E Prastka and Mrs Wes Kralik hosted a miscellaneous shower Monday evening at the Kralik home 2110 J street SW honoring Miss Renata Kralik who is to wed Robert Hruska on Wednesday Forty guests attended Mrs Frank Machovsky at a kitchen shower for Miss Kralik recently at 1721 D street SE

J. E. Prastka Wes Kralik Kralik J Street Renata Kralik Robert Hruska Frank Machovsky D Street

Mission Speaker Urges Obedience To God's Will

The Rev. Thomas J. Hinkin of Lincoln Nebraska led a two week Sun shine Mission series at Sun shine Mission urging obedience to God's will in gratitude for His acts. He cited Isaiah 43 1 2 and warned that modern followers stray despite trials of depression and discipline. Daily services begin at 8 p m with a musical program.

Thomas J. Hinkin Lincoln Neb Sunshine Mission Hinkin

City Briefs and Personals

J M McWhorter a Chicago naturalization examiner will be at the federal building in Cedar Rapids next Wednesday and Thursday to file petitions for citizenship. Robert Kenny of 1058 F ave nue NW and Robert Fitzpatrick 622 Eighth street SE have left for Los Angeles Calif on a six weeks vacation trip to visit Kenny’s brother Donald there.

J. M. McWhorter Chicago Federal Building Cedar Rapids Robert Kenny F Avenue NW Robert Fitzpatrick Eighth Street SE Los Angeles Calif Kenny Donald

Man Injured at Cedar Rapids Street Railway

John Hensley 54 of 843 Tenth Street SW received first aid at St Luke's hospital Tuesday forenoon for a minor injury to the ring finger of his left hand while at work in the Cedar Rapids and Marion street railway barns.

John Hensley Tenth Street Cedar Rapids and Marion Street Railway St. Luke’s Hospital

Child Receives Lip Laceration After Croquet Mallet Hit

Richard Rogers, 4, of 2311 B avenue NE, was treated at 8 30 p m Monday in St Luke s hospital for a lacerated lip after being struck in the face by a croquet mallet. He did not remain in the hospital.

Richard Rogers B Avenue NE St. Luke’s Hospital

Linville Leaves for Pueblo Amid Mother's Critical Illness

Guy P. Linville flew to Pueblo Colorado Monday afternoon after being summoned by his mother Mrs S E Linville who is critically ill. Linville's mother formerly resided in Cedar Rapids but has lived in Pueblo in recent years.

Guy P. Linville Pueblo Colo S. E. Linville

Second quarterly income tax installments due June 15

A reminder issued Tuesday at the Cedar Rapids office of the United States collector of internal revenue notes the second quarterly installments for federal income tax are due June 15.

Cedar Rapids United States Collector of Internal Revenue

YMCA Boys Band Set for Waltonians Benefit Social

The YMCA boys band will perform at the Waltonians Conservation benefit social Friday evening at A. J. Smith's home 2235 Mount Vernon avenue SE. A prior notice had incorrect said the firemen's band would play.

Waltonians A. J. Smith Mount Vernon Avenue

Gypsy Concession Operator Aids Search For Mrs Frank

John Demetro a gypsy running a Cedar Park concession asked police and newspapers Monday night to help locate Mrs Eli Frank 55 widowed mother of four in Montgomery Alabama. Demetro says the woman is in dire need of funds and is related to him. Mrs Frank, a fortune teller, has been unable to be reached.

John Demetro Cedar Park Eli Frank Montgomery Ala Demetro

Evangelist from Roumania to Speak at Nazarene Church

The Rev. E. C. Orcea, Roumanian evangelist, will speak tonight and Wednesday at 7:45 at Church of the Nazarene 400 F avenue NW. He has ministered in nineteen countries over four decades and speaks twenty languages, with prior persecution cited in Russia Turkey and Arabia. His wife Mrs. Orcea accompanies him.

E. C. Orcea Roumania Church of the Nazarene F Avenue NW Orcea United States Palestine Syria Ethiopia Egypt East Africa Turkey Russia Hungary Almas Arabia Franz Josef Austria-Hungary

Mother Travels to Amusement Parks With Her Children

A mother travels to various amusement parks with her children in search of work and a way to support the family. The journey reflects hardship and determination as she seeks opportunities across locations.

Quaker Oats Chemist Addresses Jones County Farm Bureau

H. J. Brownlee chief chemist for Quaker Oats and Cedar Rapids Chamber speakers bureau spoke Monday night at the Jones county Farm Bureau meeting at Antioch church five miles east of Anamosa, sharing agricultural insights.

H. J. Brownlee The Quaker Oats Company Cedar Rapids

Board Of Adjustment Grants 3 Sign Permits

The board granted permits for signs at 1220 Third Ave SE and 814 Sixth St SW and a projecting sign for Colonial Baking at 1120 Third St SW. It also allowed Robert J. Miller to subdivide two lots into two building lots. Other petitions were postponed or deferred, and Starry Foundry received a temporary extension to operate at 380 Fourteenth Ave SW until Oct 1.

Board of Adjustment S. B. Miller Third Avenue H. K. Igram Sixth Street Colonial Baking Company Third Street Robert J. Miller C Avenue Nineteenth Street Helen Misel Sixteenth Avenue F. H. Keyser Washington Avenue Worthington Streeter Ellis Boulevard Starry Foundry Company Fourteenth Avenue SW

Marital Licenses Issued for Four Couples

Alfred Lee Larson and Bonnie Keeling of Marion. Paul J. Yansky and Christie H. Malichky of Riverside. Robert A. Hruska and Renata T. Kralik of Cedar Rapids. William Walter Dunahugh and Fern Lenora Irish of Cedar Rapids.

Alfred Lee Larson Bonnie Keeling Marion Paul J. Yansky Christie H. Malichky Riverside Robert A. Hruska Renata T. Kralik Cedar Rapids William Walter Dunahugh Fern Lenora Irish

Icebergs Take Up to Two Centuries to Melt Says Study

A new study notes icebergs can persist for as long as 200 years before melting. Researchers cite slow dissolution rates and ocean currents that help sustain larger chunks of ice far longer than expected.

St. John's Church Picnic at Bever Park

St. John's Episcopal church holds its annual Sunday school picnic at Bever Park starting 3 30 p m Wednesday. Children run games until 5 30 p m then a children's picnic supper at 6 p m for kids and families.

St. John’s Episcopal Church Bever Park

Six to Fort Des Moines Cavalry Recruits Named

Acceptance of six men recruited through Cedar Rapids for enlistment with the United States Cavalry at Fort Des Moines was reported Monday by Sergt. William Mellon. Recruits are Melvin W. Gillis Shellsburg Sanford W. Chittick Kenneth N. Ballard North English Max Stevens Gerald Stevens Hedrick and John C. Machovec Cedar Rapids.

Cedar Rapids United States Cavalry Fort Des Moines William Mellon United States Melvin W. Gillis Shellsburg Sanford W. Chittick Kenneth N. Ballard North English Max Stevens Gerald Stevens Hedrick John C. Machovec Johnson Avenue NW

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