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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1932

Page

10

Community Players Celebrate Successful Year and New Board

Cedar Rapids Community Players closed Monday with Picnic at Shaver Park drawing over 100 people. Treasurer John C. Reid reported $495 in the operating fund after expenses, and Mrs. Herbert Stamats announced 150 season ticket requests. New equipment including backdrops and a cyclorama was purchased. Frances Prescott Arthur Poe and Edwin Lundquist elected directors. Pinney Pickford and Hazel Brown re-elected. retiring directors named.

Cedar Rapids Shaver Park Treasur gidDer Reven John C. Reid Herbert Stamats Community Players Edward Med Eugene M. Pinney Frances Prescott Arthur Poe Edwin Lundquist Roswell H. Pickford Hazel Brown Gordon Fennell van Vechten Shaffer David Turner Mary Lackersteen Grant Wood

Social visit notes from Cedar Rapids include Green Bay guests

Mrs. Merritt Matteson and her children Barbara and John along with Mrs. E A McCoy and her daughter Suzanne visit Mr. and Mrs H O Cutler at 511 Twenty third Street SE. They arrived Monday from Omaha and plan to return to Wisconsin. Mrs Matteson and Mrs McCoy attended a bridge party hosted by Mrs C D Hedberg at 1808 Blake Boulevard SE. Mrs Richard Lord hosted a luncheon at Cedar Rapids Country Club. The three women were Delta Delta Delta sorority sisters at Iowa State College in Ames.

H. O. Cutler Twenty-third Street Merritt Matteson Barbara John E. A. McCoy Suzanne Green Bay Wis Omaha Matteson Richard Lord Cedar Rapids Cutler Mrs. Hedberg Delta Delta Delta Iowa State College Ames

Bedford woman visiting relatives in city

Mrs. Allen Hamblin and her children Henry and Mary arrived Monday to spend a couple of weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Sailor at 1933 Fourth Avenue SE. They will also visit Dr. and Mrs. Ben F. Wolverton at 2159 Blake Boulevard SE.

Miss Larimer Hosts Sorority Guests from Canton and Iowa City

Miss Margaret Larimer of 2036 Fifth Avenue SE will host on Wednesday Miss Agnes Lewison of Canton South Dakota and Miss Eunice Howell of Iowa City as her Kappa Gamma sorority sisters.

Margaret Larimer Fifth Avenue SE Agnes Lewison Canton S. D Eunice Howell Iowa City Miss Lewison Lens Howell

Card Club to Meet at Commonwealth Apartments

The Wednesday Card club will meet with Mrs. Robert Hall for lunch at Commonwealth apartments on Wednesday.

Robert Hall Commonwealth Apartments

Jolly Dozen Club Picnic Planned at Ellis Park

The Jolly Dozen club will meet at the duck pond in Ellis Park for a picnic luncheon at 1 on Wednesday.

Jolly Dozen Club Duck Pond Ellis Park

Thirteenth Birthday Party for Mary Hardiman

Mary E. Hardiman celebrated her 13th birthday Monday evening by entertaining 13 friends at supper. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hardiman of 1031 G avenue NW and was born Friday just after one. Her name, signature, birth date, and street position all align with thirteen, earning a prize in a Believe It Or Not contest.

Mary E. Hardiman Thomas Hardiman G Avenue NW Thirteenth Street NW Chum

Monday Shakespeare Club Re Elects Its Officers

The Monday Shakespeare Club re elected all officers after a luncheon at Mrs. Newland's cabin on the Wapsie river near Troy Mills. Officers include President Mrs. George Newland and Vice President Mrs. O. D. Stucker. A new social committee and the study plan for next year are announced, with meetings resuming Sept 17 and study of Much Ado About Nothing.

Monday Shakespeare Club M. F. Lozier O. D. Stucker W. H. Franklin H. D. Peters

Lake Forest Academy Graduation Set For June 17-18

George Dobson Alt of 396 Twenty-first Street SE is in the Lake Forest academy senior class which will graduate at the seventy fourth commencement on June 17-18. Dr Franklin Bliss Snyder of Northwestern will deliver the class address. diplomas will be presented by Robert J Thorne and scholarships awarded by Headmaster John Wayne Richards. Alt plans to enter Northwestern next fall. Robert Earl Pfeiffer of 2210 Grande Avenue SE is in the upper middle class and expects to enter college in fall 1933.

George Dobson Alt R. C. Alt Twenty-first Street Lake Forest Academy Lake Forest, Ill Franklin Bliss Snyder Northwestern University Robert J. Thorne Lake Forest Academy Board of Trustees John Wayne Richards George Alt Robert Earl Pfeiffer H. E. Pfeiffer Grande Avenue Lake Forest

Four Women Visit Mrs Burkholder in Sterling Ill

Mrs. T. A. Griffin Mrs. Otto Szicar Mrs. John Miller and Mrs. Homer S. Burkholder motored to Sterling Illinois on Tuesday to visit Mrs. Burkholder's mother in law Mrs. C. Burkholder.

T. A. Griffin Otto Szicar John Miller Homer S. Burkholder Sterling, Ill

Andersons in Urbana Visit Family in Maplewood Drive

Dr and Mrs Arthur G Anderson and their son Arthur Jr traveled from Urbana Illinois to spend a week with Mrs Andersons parents Mr and Mrs J J Mueller at 1625 Maplewood Drive SE They will return next Monday with their niece Ruth Preston who will stay two weeks before visiting her sister Mrs Louis A Hansen and Mr Hansen in Chicago.

Arthur G. Anderson Arthur, Jr Urbana Ill

Silliman Family Week End Visit

Mrs. A. B. Silliman of Boone returned home Monday after a weekend with her sons and daughters in law Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Silliman at 1610 Third avenue SE and Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Silliman at 1971 Second avenue SE. Mr. Silliman, who also visited, returned to Boone Sunday.

A. B. Silliman Boone B. D. Silliman Third Avenue SE Lorenzo Silliman Second Avenue SE Silliman

Clubs Lodges L A To B Of R T L A Meeting Notice

The American club will hold its regular meeting at Ben Hur hall on Wednesday at 2 30 p m All members are requested to attend and discuss upcoming events and plans.

L. A B. of R. T Ben Hur Hall

Cedar Auxiliary Meeting Arranged at Agnes Zitka Home

Cedar Auxiliary No. 193 of the N A L C will meet on Wednesday at 2 30 p m at Mrs Agnes Zitka 1124 E Avenue NW with Mrs Florence Thompson as assistant hostess.

Cedar Auxiliary Agnes Zitka E Avenue NW Florence Thompson

Cedar Circle 1367 to Hold Regular Meeting and Card Party

Cedar Circle No. 1367 Companions of the Forest will hold its regular meeting Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the I O O F hall. After the meeting there will be a card party for members and their friends.

Cedar Circle No Companions of the Forest I. O. O. F. Hall

Friendly Macca Bees Hostess Evening at Mrs Scott’s Home

A Friendly circle of the Macca bees will be entertained Wednesday evening by Mrs. Bessie Scott at her home 1230 Sixth street SW. The assistant hostess will be Mrs. Virginia Thompson.

Degree of Honor Meeting and Luncheon Schedule

Carrie Morcombe Degree of Honor will meet at K of P for luncheon at noon followed by an executive board meeting. A regular meeting is set for 2 30 p m. Degree staff are asked to attend practice.

Carrie Morcombe K. of Phall

Ladies Aid meeting of First Reformed church

The Ladies Aid of the First Reformed church will meet Wednesday at 2 30 pm at the home of Mrs H A Thompson 431 Eighth Avenue.

Ladies Aid of the First Reformed Church H. A. Thompson Eighth Avenue

Mrs B B Holland Leads Evangelical Church Group Meeting

Mrs B B Holland heads a session of the Second Evangelical church division meeting on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs William Shimek, 1328 Nineteenth Avenue SW, attends with other members.

B. B. Holland Second Evangelical Church William Shimek Nine Teenth Avenue

Kenwood Park Presbyterian Women Set Kensington Meeting

The Kenwood Park Presbyterian church women plan a Kensington gathering Wednesday at 2 30 p.m in the church meeting room.

Kenwood Park

Granddaughter of Kee Weds in Cedar Rapids Ceremony

Miss Evelyne Alvera Stone and Joseph M. Kust united in marriage on Saturday with thirty guests. Rev. Chester Ainsworth officiated as Marvel Stone and Alfred Lary attended. The bride wore white chiffon with yellow roses. couple to reside at 1917 K Street after a trip to the Dells and Chicago.

Elvira A. Kee Sixth Street Evelyne Alvera Stone Joseph M. Kust Marvel Stone Alfred Lary Chester Ainsworth Leland Sangster Dells Wisconsin Chicago K Street Kust Hayes School Cedar Rapids Coe College T. M. Sinclair Company

Miss Jennie Zak Weds John Froehlich at St Wenceslaus Church

Miss Jennie Zak and John Froehlich married Tuesday morning at St Wenceslaus Church with Rev. August Vojacek officiating. A wedding breakfast followed at Dora Sea inn and a family dinner that evening as the couple plans a brief Wisconsin trip before settling at 1128 K Street SW. Froehlich is a foreman at T. H. Sinclair Co.

Jennie Zak Joseph Zak Tenth Street John Froehlich St. Wenceslaus Church August Vojacek Mary Mildred Margaret Roushar Frances Roushar Mary Severn Mary Jandl Johanna Hill Libbie Zak Lamir Zak Dora Sea Inn Wisconsin K Street Mr. Froehlich T. H. Sinclair Company

Mrs Ogden Retires as U C T Auxiliary Head

Mrs Ben Ogden Jr of 2053 Fourth Avenue SE returned from Ottumwa where she presided over the state meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to the United Commercial Travelers held with the state U C T meeting. Mrs Blanche Alcorn of Oskaloosa is elected new auxiliary president. Delegates Mrs E P Clement and Mrs R T Cole of Cedar Rapids also returned.

Ben Ogden, Jr Fourth Avenue SE Ottumwa Ladies Auxiliary United Commercial Travelers U. C. T. Unig Seer GG Samhcemeiaor Ogden Blanche Alcorn Oskaloosa E. P. Clement R. T. Cole Cedar Rapids

Quaas Reunion Draws 120 Descendants at Marion Park

The Quaas family reunion at Thomas park Marion gathered 120 descendants of Godfrey and John Quaas. A business meeting followed a picnic. Mrs. Orval E. Quaas was elected president and Mrs. John Quaas secretary treasurer. The group plans to meet again at Thomas park on Sunday June 3. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. E G Merck from Guernsey and others from Victor Brandon Alburnett and nearby areas.

Quaas Thomas Park Marion Godfrey John Quaas Orval E. Quaas Cedar Rapids E. G. Merck Guernsey Cora Bleedner Victor E. E. Quaas Marvin van N LeRoy Brandon Alburnett Lafayette

McIntosh Family Plans Visit to Columbia Relatives

Mr and Mrs C F McIntosh and their daughter Ruth left Monday for Columbia Iowa to visit Mr McIntosh s parents and other relatives for a few days.

C. F. McIntosh Garden Drive Ruth Columbia, Ia Mr. McIntosh

Mrs Frisbie Family Visits in Louisville Arrival

Mrs. Oscar Frisbie and her son John from Louisville Kentucky arrived by car Monday to visit sister Miss Marjorie Walters at 1557 C avenue NE and Mrs. Carrie Kendall at 1611 First avenue SE.

Oscar Frisbie John Louisville

Picnic At Backbone State Park Draws Forty NALC Cedar Members

Branch No 373 N A L C and Cedar auxiliary joined in a Sunday outing at Backbone state park. Forty members attended the joint picnic luncheon and visited park points of interest.

Cedar Auxiliary Backbone State Park

Mrs Campbell Returns Home From Visit

Mrs. Richard Campbell has returned to her Charles City home after a two week visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Bott at 912 Ninth avenue SE.

Richard Campbell Charles City George Bott Ninth Avenue SE

Man Quits Smoking for Health Reasons Amid Domestic Strain

A man cites health concerns as the reason for quitting smoking while noting his wife’s presence adds pressure to his habit change. The remark suggests domestic tension surrounding his decision to stop smoking.

Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting in Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids post No. 788 will hold a meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Iowa Theater Building. Dr. Griffin is now located in the same building per advertisement.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Cedar Rapids Dr. Griffin Iowa Theater

Miss Walters Hospitalized After Operation

Miss Marjorie Walters of 1557 C avenue NE underwent an operation at St. Luke's hospital on Monday. A school-related note mentions a 2 o'clock session at the Bungalow canning school. Also, Pieper nurseries sent two boxes of strawberries as large as golf balls to the Cedar Rapids Gazette yesterday.

Walters Marjorie Walters C Avenue Harrison School St. Luke’s Hospital The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pieper

Federal officials attend Fort Dodge federal court

R. L. Whelan United States deputy marshal and M. L. Healy federal probation officer are in Fort Dodge attending federal court.

R. L. Whelan United States M. L. Healy Fort Dodge

Regular convocation of Iowa Consistory at 8 p.m.

The Iowa Consistory will hold a regular convocation at the Scottish Rite temple at 8 p.m. Wednesday with all bodies in session. The St Andrews council of Kadosh will also conduct its annual election of officers during the meeting.

Iowa St. Andrews Council of

Fur storage and repair offer from Schoen Exclusive Furrier

Summer sale promises repair and remodeling of furs at special low rates. Articles stored free of charge until needed. Schoen Exclusive Furrier advertises this durable offer for customers seeking cost efficient fur care.

Schoen

Wake Up America Parody Poem in Union Signal

A verse titled Wake Up America. a parody by Mrs. Anna Helberg from 858 Fourth Avenue SE is printed in the June Union Signal, the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union official publication.

America Anna Helberg Fourth Avenue SE Union Signal National Woman's Christian Temperance Union

Frasinger Girl Receives Arm Gashes From Bottle Fall

Marilyn Ann Frasinger three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs S C Frasinger of 3016 C avenue NE suffers four gashes on her right arm after falling near her home on Monday at 5 30 pm. She is taken for first aid and is not seriously hurt.

Marilyn Ann Frasinger S. C. Frasinger C Avenue NE

Mrs Heery and Cav anaugh Plan Dublin Trip for Congress

Mrs Kathryn Heery of 1620 Johnson Avenue NW and Celestine Cav anaugh of Cascade left Saturday for Dublin Ireland to attend the Eucharistic congress and visit relatives. They sailed Monday aboard the S S Act.

Kathryn Heery Johnson Avenue Celestine Cavanaugh Cascade Dublin Ireland

YMCA Swimmer Lessons Move to Tuesday Afternoons

The Y W C A swimming lessons for children shift from Saturday to Tuesday 2 to 2 30 PM with sessions continuing all summer. Plungs run 2 30 to 3 30 PM on Tuesdays at the Y M C A swimming pool.

Reverend Frantz to Speak at First Presbyterian Service

The Rev. Dr. George A. Frantz of Indianapolis will deliver the Wednesday 7:30 pm sermon at First Presbyterian Church. He arrived Tuesday and will stay through Thursday as a guest of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Little of 2166 Blake Boulevard SE.

George A. Frantz First Presbyterian Church Indianapolis Frantz Robert Little Blake Boulevard

Unemployed Workers Paid on West Kenwood Sewer Job

The city of C Rapids received a $6 check from the Unemployment Relief Fund used to pay unemployed men 30 cents an hour for work on the West Kenwood sewer project. The project provided 46,796.2 hours of work and $14,000 of payroll was supplied by the fund.

C Rapids Unemployment Relief Fund West Kenwood

Woman Fined Suspended for Disturbing the Peace

Mrs Ellen DeWald of 708 A Avenue NE was fined 25 dollars and costs in court Tuesday for disturbing the peace at 120 Thirtieth Street NE Sunday night. The fine was suspended. Mrs Lulu Martin filed information and appeared. no testimony followed a guilty plea.

Ellen DeWald A Avenue NE

Legionaires Picnic Opens Season At Sokol Park

The first monthly Hanford Post No. 5 American Legion picnic is planned for Tuesday at Sokol park on Indian Creek. A sports program runs from 3 p.m. to midnight, with directions to the park via highway No. 30 to the old route then left past the filling station and left on the winding road through Lincoln Heights.

Police Pursue Suspect After Dress Theft at Lyman's Retail

Police traced a female shoplifter described as 40 to 50 years old, medium height, heavy set, wearing a gray dress and black jacket with glasses. The theft occurred at 4 p.m. Monday at Lyman's Retail, 220 Third Street SE, where a black cloth gown with a yellow neckpiece and cuffs was reported stolen and a shopping bag was seen.

Lyman Third Street SE

Motorist Found Guilty in Traffic Signal Case

Lamir Kolarik of 805 Fourteenth Street SE was found guilty in police court for driving through a red light after contradicting testimony from city and defense witnesses. Judge Thomas B. Powell imposed a $2 fine plus costs. Passenger Mary Janeba of 619 Eleventh Avenue SE also paid $2 and costs for double parking.

Lamir Kolarik Fourteenth Street SE Thomas B. Powell Kolarik Mary Janeba Eleventh Avenue SE

Fourth annual high school alumni picnic held at Tourist Park

CENTER POINT. The fourth annual alumni picnic drew 235 attendees at Tourist Park this Sunday. Thirty five classes were represented, the oldest from 1886 with two members present. The farthest traveling member was Mrs Fannie Smith Paikey of Nampa Idaho. An orchestra of mixed class members provided music and Essie D Silver chaired the entertainment committee.

Center Point Fannie Smith Paikey Nampa Idaho Essie D. Silver

Dickinson Urges Hoover Nomination at Rousing Conference

Dickinson criticizes Democratic tariff policies and lauds Hoover era measures. He cites nearly $1 billion in federal aid to farming, argues for three-point Republican farm program, including protection, transportation, and tariff reforms, and highlights disarmament and peace moves abroad before urging party loyalty.

Washsummer Farm Board St. Lawrence Waterway Patagonia Siam China Russia Japan Haiti Nicaragua Dickinson

Untiedt Hect Family Reunion Draws Sixty

Sixty attend the Untiedt and Hect reunion at Ellis Park in Cedar Rapids. William Untiedt was the oldest attendee. his wife celebrated a golden wedding anniversary. Gene Untiedt, 9 weeks old, was the youngest. Next meeting planned for Traer.

Clutier Untiedt Ellis Park Cedar Rapids William Untiedt Gene Untiedt Traer Henry Untiedt Gene of Harry Ramnbow August Untiedt Marvin Phyllis Will Mason Roger Lester Untiedt Glen Gladys James Shellhorn Traey Clarence Ehlers Junior Dinsdale Ed Bernstorf

Whittier Sunday School Children’s Day Exercises Attendees

Supt. Clifford Knight led the Whittier event with participants from Busy Bee and Jolly Workers classes. Children listed include Walter Lee McArthur Margaret Williams Catherine Dewees Erma Hoga Merlin Taber Donald Pollock Gene Anderson Bertie McGreen Robert Haworth Melvin Coppock Billy McGrew Max Coppock Florence Potter Allen McArthur Merle McGrew Genevieve Covington Phoebe Root Gertrude McGrew Rose Haworth Alfred Beddell Myron Coppock Arthur Williams Donald Heald Carol Hoge June Pollock Mary Hampton Lida May Haworth.

Whittier Clifford Knight Walter Lee McArthur Margaret Williams Catherine Dewees Busy Bee Erma Hoga Merlin Taber Donald Pollock Gene Anderson Bertie MceGreen Robert Haworth Melvin Coppock Billy McGrew Max Coppock Florence Potter Allen McArthur Merle McGrew Genevieve Covington Jolly Phoebe Root Gertrue McGrew Rose Haworth Alfred Beddell Myron Coppock Arthur Williams Donald Heald Carol Hoge June Pollock Mary Hampton Lida May Haworth

W. G. Dobson Honored On Eighty-First Birthday

A birthday gathering at the Dobson home in Montour honors W G Dobson on his eighty first birth anniversary. Relatives and a large group of friends attend, including all of Mr Dobson's children and numerous spouses and grandchildren from Montour Le Grand Cedar Rapids Tama Nevada Marshalltown and La Crosse Wisconsin.

Montour W. G Dobson Dobson Frank Morrison la Crosse Wis Frankie Lynch Marshalltown A. M. Dobson Nevada Harley Fisher Cedar Rapids Ward Dobson le Grand Robert Dobson Green Mountain Floyd Kaisand Tama Roger Carlton Richard Dobson Gerald Morrison Hobart Morrison Mildred Lackmaster le Crosse Troy Fisher Marian Delores Paulson Martin Ausdal C. W. McCune Charles Dobson Vernal Hall Childr Garwin Kenneth and Russel Groves Belle Durphy Dorothy Slingluff

B Y P U Convention Held In Elgin

A three day meeting opens in Elgin for the thirty seventh annual Baptist Young People's union convention. Local officers include President Reuben Heckman and Treasurer Lawrence Muehlenthaler with Elizabeth Jacobs as secretary. Delegates from area associations attend along with evangelist I Cedric Peterson who speaks Thursday evening. About 200 delegates expected. Meals served in the Baptist church parlors by the Ladies Aid society.

Elgin State Baptist Young People’s Union Baptist Reuben Heckman Fred Schaer Elizabeth Jacobs Lawrence Muehlenthaler H. Lohr Aplington W. Wolff Bayleville, Il Charles T. Zummach Burlington A. W. Lang Buffalo Center H. Swyter George Pieter Smit Victor A. Brenner Sheffield C. Swyter Steamboat Rock Phillip Lauer I. Cedric Peterson Baptist Church Ladies Aid Society

Benton Postmasters Hold Annual Picnic at Van Horne

Benton county postmasters and families held their fourth annual picnic in Van Horne hosted by Postmaster and Mrs. A. O. Reinhardt. Attendees included Stauffer of Garrison as vice-president and Rosa Vitt of Newhall as secretary-treasurer with E. M. Bratton also noted.

van Horne Benton County A. O. Reinhardt Fifty Stauffer Garrison

Picnic Invitation Draws Regional Towns to Shellsburg

The invitation lists towns attending the next picnic in Shellsburg including Belle Plaine Luzerne Blairstown Watkins Norway Atkins Newhall Van Horne Keystone Garrison Vinton Mt. Auburn and Shellsburg.

Shellsburg Belle Plaine Luzerne Blairstown Watkins Norway Atkins Newhall van Horne Keystone Garrison Vinton Mt. Auburn

Loreta Lewis to Wed Marvin Bricker This Summer

Announcement of the approaching marriage was made at a party at the Ed Lewis home Monday evening. The wedding is planned for the latter part of June with many guests in attendance.

Belle Plaine Loreta Lewis Marvin Bricker Ed Lewis Esther Christman Julia Swalm Edna Christman Regina Harris Eleanor England Taylore Essham Grace Lewis Jennie England Velma McMillan Madeline Anderson Ruby Cannon Jennie Bricker Maxine Greenlee Dorothy Ruth Hoffman Gladys Smith Vivian Erwin Mary Lahman Grace Funk Maridia Hamilton Alma Bricker

Montour Couple Wed in Elk Point Church Ceremony

Miss Margaret Jane Bryant of Montour and Donovan Hines of Le Grand were married on Friday at Elk Point South Dakota by Rev H M Bissell of the Congregational church. Attendants were Mr and Mrs A N Bryant and Floyd Hines. Mrs Hines is the youngest Bryant daughter. The groom works on the farm with his father. They will reside with Dr and Mrs Bryant.

Montour Margaret Jane Bryant Donovan Hines le Grand Elk Point S. D H. M. Bissell A. N. Bryant Floyd Hines Hines A. J. Bryant Mrs. Hines Mrs. Bryant

Memorial Day Observed by York Lodge Members

Members of York lodge No. 75 I O O F and Strawberry Rebekah lodge No. 34 decorated about forty graves on Memorial Day Sunday.

Strawberry Point York Lodge Strawberry Rebekah Lodge

Worthington Student Wins Briar Cliff College Scholarship

Lucille McVay daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray McVay earned the top grades in the graduating class and won a Briar Cliff college scholarship in Sioux City.

Worthington Lucille McVay Ray McVay Briar Cliff College Sioux City

Enroll 100 in Lutheran Vacation Bible School Display

One hundred children enrolled at the Vacation Bible School of First Lutheran Church on Third Avenue and Tenth Street SE, the largest opening day enrollment in the school's history. The program runs two weeks ending June 28 with a demonstration and exhibit.

First Lutheran Church Third Avenue Tenth Street Junkin Baldwin Uni Lutheran Publication House J. J. Gent J. E. Yungman R. J. Thoman R. E. le Mont J. L. Berger Dorothy Ladd H. R. May Margaret le Mont Carl Swanson Velma Baumhoefener Paul Horner George Palmer

Prahm De Shaw wedding breakfast guests list

Center Junction report lists out of town attendees and bridal party guests including Leo and Elaine Driscoll Bradford Illinois Phil and Shaw family Hopkinton Iowa Bruce Dyer Maquoketa Ariana Burr Cedar Rapids Marian Niehaus Waukon John Sweitzer Jr Monticello Anamosa attendees and relatives at the event.

van Horne Ariana Burr L. D. Dennis Cedar Rapids Marian Niehaus Waukon John Sweitzer Saraphine Lucille Neal Hayden Monticello O. M. Miller S. W. Clark Anamosa

City Council Notice to Destroy Noxious Weeds

City Council of Fot Cord by resolution orders owners to cut or destroy listed weeds including dock, thistle, bindweed, wild parsnip, and sunflowers on June 16 1932 and August 1 1932 with follow up as needed to prevent seed. Failure to comply leads to weed destruction at owner cost and potential crop damage charged to the real estate owners. Published June 14 15 1932 in The Evening Gazette Republican.

J. See Evening Gazette Republican

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