Picnic for Community Players Draws 75 Members
More than seventy five members of the Community Players and others interested in the group will attend the picnic and annual meeting at Shaver park tonight at 6. Election of board members and committees for the coming year will follow the supper. Mrs. Stamats will preside. Frances Prescott and Eugene Pinney are in charge. If it rains the event moves to McKinley junior high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaver Park
Herbert Stamats
Frances Prescott
Eugene M. Pinney
McKinley Junior High School
Miss Katherine Bryan Plans an Arkansas to Kentucky Trip
Miss Katherine Bryan of 536 Sixth Street SE leaves Monday by motor for Savanna Illinois to visit Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hinsch. She will then travel to Davenport to stay with Mr and Mrs Harry Williams before visiting relatives in Overton Kentucky. She will also stop in Princeton Illinois to see friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Bryan
Sixth Street
Savanna
Lloyd Hinsch
Davenport
Harry Williams
Overton
Miss Bryan
Princeton
Walker Jr. to Visit Relatives This Summer in Crescent Street
Robert Walker Jr is due Tuesday arriving from Los Angeles to spend the summer with his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Frank Witwer at 320 Crescent Street SE and with other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Walker, Jr
Los Angeles
Frank Witwer
Crescent Street
Miss Margot Francis Visits Ramseys at Crescent Street
Miss Margot Francis arrives from Champaign Illinois where she attended the University of Illinois and will visit Mr and Mrs Addison J Ramsey at 225 Crescent street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margot Francis
Champaign
Ill
University of Illinois
Addison J. Ramsey
Crescent Street
Miss Elizabeth Ely to Spend Summer With Ely Family
Miss Elizabeth Ely arrives Tuesday from Scripps College in Pasadena California to spend the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs John Montague Ely at 2218 First Avenue East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ely
Scripps College
Pasadena
Calif
John Montague Ely
First Avenue E
Dr. Hanna to depart after Walnut visit with Dinwiddie family
Dr. Frank Hanna of Walnut will leave soon after spending several days visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Dinwiddie at 507 Fairview Drive SE. He is a brother of Mrs. Dinwiddie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hanna
Walnut
J. M. Dinwiddie
Fairview Drive
Dine
St Elizabeth's guild invites families to annual picnic
Members of St Elizabeth's guild of St John's church and their families are invited to attend the annual picnic on Tuesday at 6 p.m. at the large pavilion in Bever Park. Ice cream cones will be furnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth’s Guild
St. John’s Church
Bever Park
Allen Couple Return After Weekend Visit in Aus tin
Mr and Mrs F W Allen of Austin Minnesota formerly of Cedar Rapids spent the weekend with Mrs Emily Merritt of the Ausadie They returned home Monday and Mrs Merritt will stay ten days with them in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Allen
Austin, Minn
Cedar Rapids
Emily ©. Merritt
The
Ausadie
Baylor Visit Ties Chicago Couple to Local Kin
Mr and Mrs Wolfern C Baylor of Chicago visit Mr and Mrs Bruce Lindsay at 208 A avenue NW and other relatives in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfern C. Baylor
Chicago
Bruce Lindsay
A Avenue NW
Miss Fern Steffens And Mrs Wright Visit Dubuque
Miss Fern Steffens and Mrs Merle Wright spent Sunday driving to Dubuque to spend the day with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Steffens
Merle Wright
Dubuque
F A U Riders Card Party Set Tuesday Afternoon
The F A U Riders club will hold a card party in V. PF. W. hall on Tuesday at 2 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. PF. W. Hall
White Shrine Kensington Gathering in Marion
The White Shrine Kensington will be held Wednesday at Mrs. Elizabeth Snyder's home 295 Sixth avenue Marion. Marion women will serve as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Elizabeth Snyder
Sixth Avenue
Marion
Foresters announce Wednesday card party at I. Co. O.F. hall
Court Cedar No. 3 Foresters of America will host a card party for Companions of the Forest. Members are urged to bring wives and friends to the I. Co. O.F. hall on Wednesday evening.
Cystex Ad Promises Quick Kidney and Bladder Relief
Advertising copy urges men and women over 40 and many younger to use Cystex for run down feelings, Get Up Nights, backache, stiffness, leg pains, nervousness, acidity or burning caused by kidney or bladder issues. Claims fast action within 15 minutes and a 75 cent price with a full satisfaction guarantee or money back for unopened packages.
Camp Fire Short Course Aids by Miss Gladys Shamp
Miss Gladys Shamp of Omaha former associate field secretary of Camp Fire girls national staff will help conduct the summer short course for guardians at Camp Huaga from Friday afternoon to Sunday evening. She is known to Cedar Rapids Camp Fire folk and will assist with the program and nature end. Guardians from Iowa and neighboring states are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Shamp
Omaha
Camp Fire Girls
Camp Huaga
Shamp
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Hahn to Work at Minneapolis Summer Job After Cornell Return
Louis E. Hahn son of Mr and Mrs M L Hahn of 1920 Second Avenue SE returns from Cornell Ithaca NY and plans to work in Minneapolis over the summer. He will return next fall to Cornell as assistant instructor in accounting during his senior year. He travels with his parents who will stay several weeks at a Gull Lake Minnesota cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis E. Hahn
M. L. Hahn
Second Avenue SE
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Minneapolis
Gull Lake
Minn
Edward Halls Return to Nebraska for Summer Stay
Mr and Mrs Edward Halls returned Sunday from San Antonio Texas where they spent the winter and are now at the Commonwealth apartments for several weeks They visited on the return trip with Mr and Mrs Frank McClure in McCook Nebraska and with Mr and Mrs Edward Henderson in Cozard Nebraska Hall and Mrs McClure are sisters They plan to leave in early July for northern Wisconsin for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hall
San Antonio
Texas
Commonwealth Apartments
Frank McClure
McCook, Neb
Edward Henderson
Cozard
Nebe Hall
McClure
Mrs. Hall
Wisconsin
Rainbow Girls honor Cedar Rapids leaders at Ottumwa assembly
Elizabeth Jackson and Ruth Mabon receive grand level appointments at the Iowa Rainbow for Girls Grand Assembly in Ottumwa held June 8 to 10. Ruth Hoffman of Davenport named grand worthy advisor as Davenport earns 1933 assembly site. Cedar Rapids delegation and Cedar Rapids chapter officers attend and present flowers to Mrs. Edna Duncan of the Eastern Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Woodward
Cedar Rapids Order of Rainbow
Iowa Rainbow
Elizabeth Jackson
State Assembly
Grand Assembly of Rainbow
Ottumwa
Ruth Hoffman
Davenport
Iowa Assembly
Cedar Rapids
Edna Duncan
Order of Eastern Star of Iowa
Huth Mabon
Annie Laura Davidson
Piano Recital by Miss Listebarger with Guests
Miss Grace Listebarger presents two pills in a piano recital Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Trinity Methodist church auditorium. Assisted by soprano Mrs. Edward Cerny and organist Miss Marjorie Hungerford, the public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Listebarger
Irene Marek
Lenicek
Trinity Methodist Church
Edward Cerny
Marjorie Hungerford
Sixteenth birthday party for James McClurg honors twenty four guests
James McClurg celebrated his sixteenth birthday Friday evening at his home 416 Sixth Avenue SW entertaining twenty four friends. Mrs James C McClurg served refreshments as the guests including Helen Tabor Mary Whisler Dorothy Hasek Mildred Hasek Arlene Sheppardson Betsy Bridge Hazel Westlake Vera Scott Margaret Georkee Mae Micheloski Thelma McClurg Beth Harmon Paul Keyes Jack Guy Greer McCrory Albert McCrory William Harmon Arthur Harmon Robert Scott Roy Cook George Davis Charles Mealhouse and Vern McClurg attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McClurg
Sixth Avenue
James C. McClurg
Helen Tabor
Mary Whisler
Dorothy Hasek
Mildred Hasek
Arlene Shepardson
Betsy Bridge
Hazel Westlake
Vera Scott
Margaret Georkee
Mae Micheloski
Thelma McClurg
Beth Harmon
Paul Keyes
Jack Guy
Greer McC
Deane Kragh Celebrates First Birthday At Daniels Park
Mrs Bernard Kragh hosted Deane Kragh first birthday party at Daniels park Saturday afternoon. Guests included Mrs Hubert Underwood and Jimmy, Mrs Frank Ackerman with Harry and Grace, and Mrs Ray Nolan with Mary Lou and Eileen, all with their young children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Kragh
Eleventh Street
Daniels Park
Deane
Hubert Underwood
Jimmy
Frank Ackerman
Harry and
Grace
Ray Nolan
Mary Lou
Eileen
Norden lodge practices house warming near Center Point
Fifty seven members of Norden lodge of Cedar Rapids attended a house warming at the home of Mr and Mrs L J Johnson near Center Point on Sunday. The Johnsons recently moved to their present home. A picnic supper was enjoyed with short talks and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norden Lodge
Cedar Rapids
L. J. Johnson
Center Point
Johnsons
Birthday Visit Across Counties
Mr and Mrs Raymond Vere Barger with Mrs W L Rushek and Mary Eileen Rushek traveled to Kalona to visit John Barger and his parents for his birthday. They also visited relatives in Richmond during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Vere Barger
W. L. Rushek
Mary Eileen Rushek
Kalona
John Barger
Mr. Barger
Richmond
Sanctuary Society election at Im maculate Conception
The Sanctuary society of the Immaculate Conception church will meet in the school parlors Tuesday at 7 45 p m St Marys circle members will be the hostesses Election of officers will be held
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanctuary Society of the Immaculate Conception Church
St. Mary’s Circle
Fire Department Appointments To Be Made Thursday
Fire department vacancies will be filled Thursday by Dan Kruidenier and the city council. An assistant fire chief to replace the late W F Vrba will come from recent civil service exam candidates. Emil P Kohout’s fire inspector post will also be filled, with Kruidenier stating no exam may be needed for that position. Two current resignations keep the force two short, so two firemen will be assigned to service on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Kruidenier
Public Safety
W. F. Vrba
Emil P. Kohout
Keruidenier
Kruidenier
Civil Service Commission
Paul Dolan
Vrba
Flag Day Observed Tuesday National tribute to the flag
Flag Day will be observed Tuesday nationwide as a tribute to the American flag. Although no federal display law exists, custom guides proper display with the union of stars in the upper right corner when held in the right hand and the flag mounted on a staff or draped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union of Stars
Cascade recital by Miss Gertrude Lane pupils
Music pupils of Miss Gertrude Lane performed Friday afternoon at the Cascade theater with piano selections by Margaret M. Lynch Mary Jane Kurt Gerald Hotchkiss Richard Lane Marguer ite Finn Bonnie Bess Boyle and Anna.
Spangler Ladies' Aid Elects Officers at June Meeting
Mrs John McConnaha was elected president of the Spangler Ladies Aid society at the June meeting at the home of Mrs A E Oostendorp in Bloomington township. Other officers elected include vice president Mrs Charles Kensington. A \n local event will be held at Wild Cat Den State Park on July 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
John McConnaha
Spangler Ladies’ Aid Society
A. E. Oostendorp
Bloomington Township
McE
Charles Es Dpe
Kensington
Wild Cat den State Park
Conference Attendance Ties South English Women to Anderson
Mrs Ellsworth Coffman and Mrs Stella Brower attend the annual conference in Anderson Indiana, linking South English residents to regional religious events and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth Coffman
Stella Brower
Anderson, Ind
Professor Bidwell Accepts Pittsburgh Organ Post
Marshall Bidwell a professor of organ at Coe College and Cedar Rapids municipal organist signed a contract for a Pittsburgh position believed to be municipal organist at Carnegie Institute of Technology. He will not return to Cedar Rapids and is en route to Great Barrington Mass. His selection was unanimous and he has led Cedar Rapids Choral club and First Lutheran church organ duties since joining Coe College in 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Bidwell
Cedar Rapids
Pittsburgh
Bidwell
Great Barrington
Mass
Gazette
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh Board
Coe College
City Briefs and Personals
Cafeteria supper at Central Park church Tuesday. Charlies Jones of 200 Thirty-first Street SE has gone to the Reo factory in Lansing Michigan on business. Supper Tuesday at Second Christian Church. Mrs. George Dorsey of 336 Seventeenth Street SE leaves Monday night for Murdo South Dakota due to her sister's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Jones
Thirty-first Street Drive
Reo
Lansing, Mich
George Dorsey
Seventeenth Street SE
Murdo
S. D
False general alarm drains central station turnout
All hands reported to the central fire station at 5 20 p m Sunday for the first general alarm in twelve days. The response was a run to a school at D Street and Twentieth Avenue SW which proved to be a false alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Fire Station
D Street
Twentieth Avenue
Budget prices for summer tub frocks advertised
Evelyn Hartson shop at 419 Granby Birkig offers budget prices for making summer tub frocks. Advertisement notes affordable rates and durable fabrics for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Hartson
Granby Birkig
Radio theft reported at Miss Oldfield home
Police were informed at 10 a.m. Sunday that a radio was stolen from a living room at 312 Seventh Street NE. Miss Ethel Oldfield said she left for two hours and found the radio missing on her return. The window screen had been removed and nothing else appeared disturbed. The radio was later found just inside the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Street
Ethel Oldfield
Dow
Our Cold Circulating Air Vaults Fur Storage Ad
Advertisement for Schoen Exclusive Furrier promoting Cold Circulating Air Vaults as ideal fur storage space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoen Exclusive Furrier
Voorhies Girl Wins Scholastic Honors at Grade Exercises
Lilian Voorhies, 12, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Voorhies of Jackson township, visited her grandparents at 227 Seventh Street NE. She earned high scholastic honors at the Jones county rural graduation exercises held Friday in Monticello with an average of 94.3 across ten subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Voorhies
Lee Voorhies
Jackson Township
C. J. Voorhies
Seventh Street
Miss Voorhies
Jones County
Monticello
Justice Dismisses Charges Against Anamosa Woman
On recommendation of the county attorney and witnesses, Justice S C Wiles dismissed charges of false utterance of a check against Mrs E Peacock of Anamosa and assault and battery against Roy Hughes of 1216 B avenue NW on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Wiles
E. Peacock
Anamosa
Roy Hughes
B Avenue NW
Public Drunkenness Fines Set in Police Court
J. W. Bliss 71 of Palo and FP. C. Drummy 49 of Grand hotel were fined 10 dollars plus costs after police jailed them Saturday night for intoxication. R. G. Higgs 35 of Indiana polis paid 25 dollars and costs for disturbing the peace after an arrest at a downtown barber shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bliss
Palo
FP. C. Drummy
Grand Hotel
R. G. Higgs
Indianapolis
Schulte waives federal grand jury arraignment on liquor charge
Theodore Schulte, held by federal authorities for violating liquor laws, waived to the federal grand jury when arraigned before Justice 8 C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Schulte
Justice 8. C
Washin' job sought in town as residents seek work
The narrator notes widespread unemployment in the town and calls for someone to do the washing, highlighting a desperate search for work and opportunity amid local scarcity.
Wiles Bond Posted in Commission Proceedings
Wiles posted a $500 bond as part of a commissioner matter. D. C. petitions appear in the record, with Wie acting for the involved party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
Iegan
Tema
Wie
Viola man found guilty of reckless driving
Jonas Hakes of Viola was found guilty on all charges of reckless driving by Justice G. S. Lightner on Monday. He received a suspended fine of 25 dollars after information was filed by H. J. Newlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas Hakes
Viola
G. S. Lightner
Hakes
H. J. Newlin
Cactus Bloom At Mrs Nicola Home From Wyoming
Visitors tour the home of Mrs. L. E. Nicola where an unusual cactus and prickly pear plant in bloom has twenty one yellow blossoms of 2½ inches each. Mrs. Nicola’s collection includes twenty one kinds of cactus from Wyoming and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Nicola
Garden meeting plans announced for Tuesday evening
Workers in the avenue subsist ence garden and others interested will hold a meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m Short instructional talks on gardening will precede a program by the playground band under the direction of Donald Pratt and moving pictures Assignment of night guard duty for the emergency gardens will also be made at the meeting Willard Hayes playground commissioner will be in charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenue
Donald Pratt
Moving Pictures
Willard Hayes
Taylor couple safe after California quake
Word from Mr and Mrs W H Taylor of Scotia California reports they escaped injury and property damage in a recent earthquake that shook the region. The quake killed a woman in Eureka and injured three others while damaging several buildings. the Taylors were unscathed and were former Cedar Rapids residents where Mr Taylor worked for the gas company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Taylor
Scotia
Calif
Eureka
Taylors
Cedar Rapids
Taylor
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Fireman Reports Backyard Fight Between Bird and Cat
Dan Kinney of 825 E avenue NW describes a recent incident where a blue jay sparred with a nearby cat. The bird repeatedly landed on the cat, leaving tufts of fur, and after the cat rolled over and defended itself the altercation ended with the cat appearing worse for wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Kinney
E Avenue NW
Kinney
Woodrow Wilson Junior High honors awarded for leadership and athletics
Thirty four boys received school letters at a Thursday award assembly for leadership scholarship sportsmanship and athletics. Honors from the recent outdoor track meet were presented. The assembly announced 123 students with perfect attendance and punctuality records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson Junior High
Beems Leads Iowa Delegation to Kiwanis Convention
Clark A Beems governor of the Iowa Nebraska Kiwanis district headed the Iowa delegation to the Kiwanis national convention which arrived in Detroit Monday. Iowa's three lieutenant governors Harry Odle Mason City William C Jarnagin Storm Lake and Lloyd Edson Marshalltown accompanied him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark A. Beems
Twenty-first Street
Iowa-Nebraska Kiwanis District
Iowa
Detroit
Harry Odle
Mason City
William C. Jarnagin
Storm Lake
Lloyd Edson
Marshalltown
Mr. Beems
Woman Charged With Disturbing The Peace In City
Mrs Eben DeWald of 708 A avenue NE faces a disturbance charge over an incident at 120 Thirtieth street NE Sunday filed at police headquarters Monday by Mrs Lulu Martin She is to appear in police court Tuesday Assistant City Solicitor Harry Johnson said She went to police at 3 30 a m Monday seeking aid to locate her 11 year old son after taking him to a downtown theater at 8 p m Sunday and failing to find him at the meeting place at 11 p m The boy was later found by Pa Moe or Hrabetin in the Grand
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben DeWald
Pa- Moe
Hrabetin
Out-of-town drivers pay traffic court fines
Police court receipts in the traffic section show out-of-town drivers dominant. W L Ehret Tama paid 25 dollars and costs for reckless driving, L J Shivers Al 10 dollars, and M J MacGregor Ely 2 dollars for failing to stop. Lumir Kolarik pleads not guilty to failing to stop and faces trial Tuesday. Walter Lauser was fined 10 dollars for speeding. H Powell paid 2 dollars for parking in an alley, while M T Spillman and Miss A A Burr paid 2 dollars each for parking without a rear light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Ehret
Tama
L. J. Shivers
M. J. MacGregor
Ely
Lumir Kolarik
Fourteenth Street
Walter Lauser
Sixth Avenue SE
H. Powell
First Avenue SW
M. T. Spillman
A. A. Burr
Washington Avenue SE
City Council Names Weed Commissioner and Votes on Projects
The council designates L. J. Zika as weed commissioner with power to cut or destroy invasive weeds and bill owners for costs if neglected. Action on paving between Tenth and Seventeenth streets and Twelfth Avenue SE is postponed amid protests from St. George's church and others. Bids will be sought for the project while a sewer line petition on First Street NW from EK Avenue proceeds with limited owner support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Zika
Day
St. George’s Church
Tenth
Seventeenth Streets
Twelfth Avenue SE
Bernardt Krabbenhoff
Riek Or
Cank of Thease
First Street
EK Avenue
Ee Ce Ee Council
Father objects to marriage over balance concerns
A father rejects his daughter's match with Mr Swiper claiming he lacks balance, while the daughter responds with disbelief and confusion in a terse exchange.
Cordova At Carmichael Estate Faces Hidden Political Plot
Cordova is invited to the Carmichael lake retreat where Del and Deb Carmichael woo him as Grenfell hints the Drovers and Builders case could catapult his New York career. Grady, a Banner reporter, shadows Cordova and hints at a larger scheme and public pressure around the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Cordova
New York
United States
Carm
Lake Warumker
Maine
Del
Deborah Carmichael
Martine
Grenfell
Drovers
Builders Investment Trust
Cordova
Young Beate
The
Banner
Miss Searles
Charles Ganley
Marbury
Heatherly
Carmichael
Biomass Coordeva
Deb Carmichael
Deb
Ganney
Roosevelt
Fred Martine
Daniel
Boston
Lemmings Swarm Farm Regions in Irregular Intervals
Scandinavian lemmings, mouse‑like mountain animals, swarm farm regions at intervals ranging from five to twenty years, scientists report. The phenomenon disrupts crops and prompts animal control measures across affected districts.
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Ea Ok
Miss Francis
Miss Ely
Dinwiddies
GUILD
Austin
Clubs
F. A. U. Riders
White Shrine
Companions of Forest
Cornell U
Edward Halls
Rainbow Girls’ Convention
Blue Valley Milk
LODGE
Sanctuary Society
Fire Department
Prof
Central Park Church
Royal Bohemians
Lincoln Park
Bird
Cat
Tinue
Arthur Somers Roche
Ganley
Delmar
Senator Carmichael
Dan
Clara
Fred Grady
Banner Reporter
Grady
Grady — Grady
Mr. Cordova
Papa
Fred
Coredova
Mr. Grady
Clara Raynor
Bari
Janeba and Brosh
3Rd St. SE
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