Luncheon Held For Miss Lyndall Ives Guests Arrive
Miss Lyndall Ives was honored at a luncheon hosted by her hostesses who presented a gift. Out of town guests included Miss Catherine Calder of Billings Montana and Miss Opal Leonard of Sioux Falls South Dakota with more guests from Minneapolis Des Moines Marshalltown and Iowa City expected for the wedding weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ives
Catherine Calder
Bilan
Mont
Blanche Thomp
Opal Leonard
Sioux Falls
S. D
Katherine Gardner
Minneapolis
Harry Phillips
Billings
Glenn Jones
Marshalltown
John Kimball
Violetta Lindeman
McDermott
Des Moines
Perry Oaks
Iowa City
Tea in Honor of Mrs Marvin Gillham at Miss Law’s Home
Miss Gladys Law hosted a Thursday tea for Mrs. Marvin Gillham nee Eloise Lord at 1639 C avenue NE. Thirty guests attended including Miss Esther Johnson of Center Point and Maxine Meythaler and Delpha Meythaler of Earlville. Mrs. Howard Benninghoff and Miss Tacy Mott served at the tea table with a yellow and lavender garden bouquet centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Law
C Avenue NE
Marvin Gillham
Eloise Lord
Esther Johnson
Center Point
Maxine
Delpha Meythaler
Earlville
Howard Benninghoff
Tacy Mott
DeYarmans and Maud Brownell Vacation in Minnesota
Dr and Mrs Lester DeYarman and their son Jimmie of Nineteenth Street Nine spend a week at lakes in northern Minnesota with Miss Maud Brownell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester DeYarman
Jimmie
Twentieth Street Nine
Maud Brownell
Minnesota
Garden club luncheon postponed to June 24
The Cedar Rapids Garden club luncheon scheduled for Friday noon at Cedar Rapids Country Club has been postponed for a week to June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Garden Club
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Community dinner attracts largest crowd at county club
About 100 persons were expected to attend the family dinner at the Country club, more than any recent event, underscoring strong local turnout and community interest for the Thursday evening gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Miss Doris Cook Returns From Vassar College
Miss Doris Cook returns to her parents Mr and Mrs Robert S Cook at 222 Crescent Street SE after attending Vassar College in Poughkeepsie New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Cook
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Vassar College
Robert S. Cook
Crescent Street
Mrs Hall and Mrs Coquillette Attend Moline Luncheon
Mrs Howard Hall and Mrs S E Coquillette traveled to Moline Illinois on Thursday to be guests at a luncheon hosted by a friend.
Carey couple on motor trip in northern Minnesota
Mr and Mrs E J Carey of 2317 Grande avenue SE are traveling by car through northern Minnesota this week enjoying sightseeing and leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Carey
Grande Avenue
Minnesota
Mrs Sheehy to spend summer in Long Beach with relatives
Mrs. Edward Sheehy and her children Phyllis Ned Dick and Sonny will leave Friday for Long Beach Indiana to join Mr Sheehy s parents and spend the summer at their summer home Mr Sheehy will join them later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sheehy
Phyllis
Ned
Sonny
Long Beach
Ind
Mr. Sheehy
Miss Cloane King Bride-Elect Honored at Shower
Miss Cloane King, a bride-elect, was honored at a miscellaneous shower Monday evening hosted by Mrs. Velvin Cronbaugh of 1621 Ninth Street SW. Attending guests included Christina, Mrs. K. S. Peal, Mrs. Basil Peal, Mrs. William King, Mrs. Robert Hensch, Mrs. John Hensch, Mrs. R. A. Houser, Mrs. William Baumgartner, Mrs. Ray Yardley, Mrs. George Parker, Mrs. Guy Wallace, Mrs. John Brague, Mrs. B. F. Austin, and Mrs. G. A. Hepler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloane King
Velvin Cronbaugh
Ninth Street
Christina
K. S. Peal
Basil Peal
William King
Robert Hensch
John Hensch
R. A. Houser
William Baumgartner
Ray Yardley
George Parker
Guy Wallace
John Brague
Graduate Nurses Club Picnic at Camp Good Health
The Graduate Nurses club plans its annual picnic at Camp Good Health on Saturday. Members should meet at St. Luke's Hospital by 2 p.m. Transportation will be provided. Reservations can be made with Miss Olga Smith at 8451 or Miss Lola Hess at the listed phone number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graduate Nurses Club
Camp Good Health
St. Luke's Hospital
Olga Smith
Lola Hess
Junior Arts Club to Host Friday Wiener Roast at Shaver Park
The Junior Arts association plans a wiener roast Friday at 7 p m in Shaver park. Members should bring a cup and call officers Walter Staves Norene Arrington Gray Wilson or Edward Lee for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaver Park
Walter Staves
Norene Arrington
Gray Wilson
Edward Lee
Return of Edith Haynes to spend summer at parents
Miss Edith Haynes has arrived to spend the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs C A Haynes at 1120 Ellis boulevard SE Sioux City where she has been attending Morningside College during the past year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Haynes
Morningside College
Sioux City
Mrs
C. A. Haynes
Ellis Boulevard
Juvenile Picnic by Carrie Morcombe No 2 Degree of Honor
The Bever Park small pavilion hosts a noon picnic by Carrie Morcombe No 2 Degree of Honor Juveniles this Saturday. Members should bring mothers, sandwiches, a covered dish, and their own dishes. games with prizes will be available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Morcombe
Bever Park
Fidelity Circle Meeting Set for Friday Evening
Fidelity circle will meet Friday at 7 20 p m at the home of Mrs C E Wandell 810 Third avenue SW exact start time noted and host residence listed for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Circle
C. E. Wandell
Third Avenue SW
T. F. A. Meeting At Ellis Park Picnic Dinner
The regular meeting of Post C, T. P. A. of A. will be held at the duck area in Ellis Park Friday. A picnic dinner by the auxiliary to Post C will precede the meeting, promptly at 6:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post C
Duck Ae
Ellis Park
Diés
Valley Camp Plans Friday Meeting and Social Night
Valley Camp No. 2136 Royal Neighbors of America will gather Friday at 8 p.m. The session includes business, followed by a party for members and guests. Cards and banco games will be played with prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal N of America
Coe graduates Marjorie Stockley and Daniel Kerr wed
Miss Marjorie Stockley and Rev. Daniel Kerr both Coe College graduates were married Tuesday at St. Mark's Episcopal Fort Dodge. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. W. Ernest Stockley, with bridesmaids Mrs. William Olmstead and Naomi Knaupp and best man Rev. Russell Hunter. The couple plans a Ozarks motor trip and residence in Mediapolis after Kerr serves as pastor there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Stockley
Coe College
Daniel Kerr
Mediapolis
Coe
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Fort Dodge
Ernest Stockley
William Olmstead
Naomi Knaupp
Garner
Russell Hunter
Donaldson
Warden
Kerr
Ozarks
First Presbyterian Church
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Lohrville
Sigma Phi Delta Fraternity
Princeton
Flower Mission Day Held by W C T U at Anamosa
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will stage its annual flower mission day at the Anamosa Reformatory on Sunday. Local unions produced a quota of 300 bouquets to be arranged at the First Christian church Saturday forenoon. Members and friends who donate flowers should deliver at the church or call Mrs. Belle Delzell at 8254 before Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Anamosa Reformatory
First Christian Church
Belle Delzell
Chi Omega Alumnae Dinner Featured Guests
Chi Omega sorority alumnae attended a dinner hosted at 1816 Fifth Avenue SE by Mrs. Edward Kane Mrs. Franklin Battin and Mrs. Don Patterson. Twenty five were present including out of town guests Miss Mildred Bettis Center Point Miss Josephine Peddie New York City Miss Mildred Houx Grand Mound Mrs Raymond Smith Monticello Mrs John Lovejoy Springville Mrs Raymond Powell Iowa City Mrs Harold Northey Keosauqua and Mrs F P Jackson South Bend Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega Sorority
Edward Kane
Franklin Battin
Don Patterson
Fifth Avenue SE
Mildred Bettis
Center Point
Josephine Peddie
New York City
Mildred Houx
Grand Mound
Raymond Smith
Monticello
John Lovejoy
Springville
Raymond Powell
Iowa City
Harold Northey
Keosau
Beta Phi Alpha Alumnae Picnic Set at Kriz Home
The Beta Phi Alpha alumnae gather at Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Kriz 625 Sixth Avenue Marion on Monday. Members may reserve by calling Lois Kriz and are asked to bring their own dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Phi Alpha
E. R. Kriz
Sixth Avenue
Marion
Lois Kriz
St Pauls Class to Host Family Picnic at Ellis Park
The Young Business Men's Class of St Pauls church invites families to a Friday 6 p.m. picnic at Ellis Park near the duck pond. Members should bring a covered dish and picnic necessities. the committee will provide ice cream and tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
Ellis Park
Duck Pond
Comae
Cahill Visit From Phoenix Brothers and Sister-in-Law
Miss Adeline Cahill of Phoenix Arizona visited Tuesday with her brother and sister-in-law Mr and Mrs Maurice Cahill at 1745 Bever avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Cahill
Phoenix, Ariz
Maurice Cahill
Bever Avenue SE
Dairy Dale P T A Picnic at Joseph Bena Farm
The Dairy Dale P T A picnic will be held at noon Sunday on the Joseph Bena farm. All district parents and children are invited. Those without transportation may call 2-9620 or 2-1725.
Aunt Het Says Jennie Stays In Marital Vow
The speaker notes Jennie chose not to divorce, remarking it’s easier to tolerate a husband when there is little chance of finding work if she leaves. The quote reflects social pressures and economic considerations in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie
Camp Fire course to be held at Camp Huaga in June
Guardians from Des Moines Ottumwa Newton Fort Dodge Mount Carroll St Louis Mo Grant City Mo and other cities plan to attend the Camp Fire course at Camp Huaga June 17 to 20. Miss Gladys Shamp a former national headquarters staff member will assist Miss Eldora De Mots in registration which opens Friday at 4 pm. The program covers training in Camp Fire activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Camp Huaga
Des Moines
Ottumwa
Newton
Fort Dodge
Mount Carroll
St. Louis
Grant City
Gladys Shamp
National
Eldora de Mots
Miss Barbara Douglas and Betsy Sutherland Return From Chicago
Miss Barbara Douglas and Miss Betsy Sutherland of Pasadena attended the first wedding anniversary dinner party of Miss Douglas brother in law Mr and Mrs George J Jaeger Jr in Chicago. They plan to drive to Minneapolis to visit Mrs Walter D Douglas for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Douglas
Betsy Sutherland
Pasadena
Calif
Chicago
Miss Douglas
George J. Jaeger, Jr
Douglas
Miss Sutherland
Minneapolis
Walter D. Douglas
Violin Pupils of Flora Hromatko Taylor to Perform
Flora Hromatko Taylor presents a violin recital at the YWCA auditorium Friday at 8 p.m. Miss Virginia Paul accompanies. Mrs. Carl Heinen assists. The program features Jeanne Krebs, Jack Sopousek, Edward Kopecky, Darwin Jack, Phyllis Johnson, Ruth Subotnik, Velma Love, Carl Lander gott, Carl Heinen, Katherine Pesek, Patricia Barry, Phyllisann Scheneberger, Verne Elam, Frank Hembera, Ralph Krska, Blanche Stolba, Virginia Ohmann, and Kenneth Skersick with Helen Frantz as accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Hromatko Taylor
Virginia Paul
Carl Heinen
Serpani
Jeanne Krebs
Jack Sopousek
Edward Kopecky
Darwin Jack
Darold Jack
Phyllis Johnson
Ruth Subotnik
Velma Love
Carl Landergott
Carl
Fourteenth Birthday Party for Carmen Grennan
Mrs Hugh Grennan hosted a Monday evening party at 310 Twenty fourth Street NE in Carmen Grennan's honor. Guests played bridge and banco with prize winners Geraldine Robinson Mary Condon and Joyce Dollman among those present. honorees included Mrs Kathryn Landy Miss Stellan Rebeck and Mrs J W Podhasky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Grennan
Twentyfourth Street
Carmen
Bridge and Banco
Geraldine Robinson
Mary Condon
Joyce Dollman
Phyllis Wyckoff
Mary Wootten
Mae Alice Horak
Dorothy Jane Erickson
Jane Louise Foote
Corinne Fahrney
Kathryn Erwin
Eileen Nunemaker
Dorothy Johnston
Marion Dvorak
Selma Berg
Georgann Buresh
Shower Honoring Bride Elect At Lewis Tea Room
Miss Blanche Fisher hosted a mixed shower at the Lewis tea room on Wednesday evening for bride elect Miss Maxine Garrett. Prizes were won by Miss Dorothy Krebs and Miss Maxine Garrett as games such as banco were played. tables held pink roses and yellow daisies with corsages as favors. Guests included Ruth Garrett Maxine Plummer Dorothea Krebs Hazel Deitrich Martha Fiender and Christine Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Fisher
Lewis Tea Room
Maxine Garrett
Dorothy Krebs
Ruth Garrett
Maxine Plummer
Dorothea Krebs
Hazel Deitrich
Martha Fiender
Christine Peterson
Ladies of the G. A. R. meet in Memorial Building
General Dodge circle met Tuesday in the Memorial building with reports from Mrs. Alice Roberdee on the state convention at Council Bluffs and Mrs. Nora Hollom as circle president. Flag day observances included readings and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Dodge
Alice Roberdee
Council Bluffs
Nora Hollom
Reform group hosts Young People's Institute in McGregor
Miss Rosemary Filip of 220 Fifteenth Street NW and Clytie Svoboda of 2135 Greenwood Drive SE travel to McGregor for the Young People's Institute of Liberal Religion under the Iowa Unitarian association. They plan to stay until next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Filip
Fifteenth Street
Clytie Svoboda
Greenwood Drive
McGregor
Young People’s Institute of Liberal Religion
Iowa Unitarian Association
Harding and Dickman families visit Heiserman home
Dr. and Mrs. Floyd Harding of Los Angeles spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. H. G. at 2300 Hillcrest Drive SE. Dr. Harding is a nephew of Mrs. Heiserman. Mrs. Lloyd Dickman and the Misses Thema and Wilma Dickman of Sumner have been guests in the Heiserman home for the last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Harding
Los Angeles
H. G
Hillcrest Drive
Dr. Harding
Heiserman
Lloyd Dickman
Thema
Wilma Dickman
Sumner
Ford couple attends Centerville wedding of Maurice Ford and Elizabeth Bentzinger
Mr and Mrs Fred J Ford Jr return from Centerville after attending the wedding of Maurice Ford and Miss Elizabeth Bentzinger on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Ford, Jr
Centerville
Maurice Ford
Elizabeth Bentzinger
Miss Wise Leaves for San Diego Visit
Miss Bonnie Jeanne Wise of 135 Thirty-fourth street drive SE departed Tuesday night for San Diego California for an extended visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Jeanne Wise
Thirty-fourth Street Drive
San Diego
Califf
Surprise Party Held For Joseph Dohnalek At Home
Relatives and friends gathered at his Pairfax area home for a surprise party with a picnic dinner. Attendees included numerous Rohlenas, Dohnaleks, Cervenys, Stepaneks, Rohlena family members, and other locals such as Aldrich Rohiena Frank Rohiena Emil Novak and Emil Rohlena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Dohnalek
Pairfax
Flor
Mrs. Peiffer Presents Six Piano Students Recital
Mrs. Leo Peiffer of 2305 Upland Drive SE presents six piano students in a home recital Thursday at 8 p.m. The performers are Betty Holloway Juvata Taylor Nora Berger Rodney Berger Ruth Zuck and Burdine Latimer. Mrs. Frank V. Orr assists with readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Peiffer
Upland Drive
Betty Holloway
Juvata Taylor
Nora Berger
Rodney Berger
Ruth Zuck
Burdine Latimer
Frank V. Orr
Miss Alice Marjorie Seigneur Weds Owen Notzinger in Fort Wayne
Miss Alice Marjorie Seigneur formerly of Cedar Rapids married Owen Edwin Notzinger on June 11 in Fort Wayne Indiana. The couple’s parents Mr and Mrs James Magner report the engagement from the 630 announcements received. She attended Washington high school and the University of Michigan and has taught in Munson and Morenci.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Marjorie Seigneur
Cedar Rapids
Owen Edwin Notzinger
Fort Wayne
Ind
James Magner
Washington High School
University of Michigan
Munson and
Morenci
Mrs Rogers Hosts Cedar Rapids Club Event
Mrs R R Rogers entertained at Cedar Rapids uceaes club on Wednesday for her sister in law Mrs David Rogers and niece Mrs Merritt Spencer of Dunlap. Bridge followed luncheon. Other guests included Wellington Richards Mrs C W Whipple Mrs W F Cooper Mrs Carl Kesler and Mrs Edwin Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Rogers
Mount A Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Uceaes Club
David Rogers
Merritt Spencer
Dunlap
Bridge
Wellington Richards
C. W. Whipple
W. F. Cooper
Carl Kesler
Edwin Nelson
Anniversary picnic for Houx and DeVault families
Miss Mildred Houx and Miss Grace DeVault host an annual anniversary party for their parents Mr and Mrs C G Houx and Mr and Mrs C J DeVault. The event, a picnic supper, is planned for Ellis Park on Thursday evening to honor the June 16 anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Houx
Grace DeVault
C.G. Houx
C. J. DeVault
Ellis Park
Barlow Guests Depart For Kansas City Home
Adaline Dunlap and Mrs. Byron A. Barlow left Wednesday night from 2421 Fourth Avenue SE to return to their home in Kansas City Missouri after visiting the Barlow residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adaline Dunlap
Byron A. Barlow
Fourth Avenue SE
Kansas City
Westfall and Long to Marry in Mason City Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Howard M Benninghoff of 2201 Ridgeway Drive SE will attend the wedding of Dorothy Elizabeth Westfall and Draper Lyon Long on Saturday at the Congregational church in Mason City. Afterward they will visit Algona for a day with Mr and Mrs Casey Loss former Miss Ethel English and a Coe College graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard M. Benninghoff
Ridgeway Drive
Dorothy Elizabeth Westfall
Draper Lyon Long
Congregational Church
Mason City
Algona
Casey Loss
Cedar Rapids Bride Weds Waterloo Groom in Waterloo Church
Miss Catherine Madera daughter of Mrs Jennie Madera Cedar Rapids and Edward J Ehrke son of Mr and Mrs Carl Ehrke Waterloo were married Wednesday at 9 am in Trinity Lutheran church Waterloo. Rev G E Melchart officiated. Attendants Ardell Smith and Mrs Carike Jr of Waterloo. The couple left for a two week motor trip and will reside at 916 Thirteenth Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Madera
Jennie Madera
Cedar Rapids
Edward J. Ehrke
Carl Ehrke
Waterloo
Trinity Lutheran Church
G. E. Melchart
Ardell Smith
Carike, Jr
Mrs. Ehrke
Thirteenth Street
Mrs Rich Visits Cedar Rapids Relative in Iowa
Mrs Earl A Rich and her daughter Ruth of Indianapolis have motored to Cedar Rapids to spend two weeks visiting Mrs C K Richey her sister and other friends former Cedar Rapids residents now living in Indiana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl A. Rich
Ruth
Indianapolis
Cedar Rapids
C. K. Richey
Church District 7 to Picnic at Ellis Park Duck Pond
District No 7 of St Pauls church plans a Friday 1 PM picnic luncheon at Ellis park duck pond. Miss Florence Narber and Mrs W E Warren chair the luncheon. Members should bring sandwiches a covered dish dishes and silver. Coffee and dessert provided. Last meeting of season with officer elections. If rain the luncheon moves to Miss Narbers home 1949 Grande avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
Ellis Park
Duck Pond
Florence Narber
W. E. Warren
Narber
Grande Avenue SE
Three L Class Meets at First Christian Friday Afternoon
The Three L class of the First Christian Church will gather in the church parlors Friday at 2 30 p m Mrs Leon Allen will be assisted by members of her group during the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Leon Allen
Kensington Meeting of St. Pauls District No 6
District No. 6 of St. Pauls church will meet with Mrs. James E Patterson at 122 Twentieth Street NE for a Kensington at 2 30 p m Friday. Mrs C L Anangst and Mrs C W Walser will be hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s District
St. Paul's Church
James E. Patterson
Twentieth Street
Kensington
C. L. Anangst
C. W. Walser
Mary Watts Circle Meeting At First Lutheran Church
The Mary Watts circle of the First Lutheran church will meet Friday at 2 30 p m in the church parlors with hostesses Mesdames A Mikota H Morgan L G Newport and C Scham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Watts
First Lutheran Church
Mesdames
A. Mikota
H. V. Morgan
L. G. Newport
C. Scham
Near-Beer Fight Ends as Iowa Supreme Court Acts
Des Moines reports the near-beer battle led by city leader John B. Hammond ends after the Iowa Supreme Court quashes two test cases he appealed. Hammond, who raided near-beer distributors and seized stock last year, saw the state court uphold the prior ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
John B. Hammond
Iowa
Supreme Court
Hammond
From Ottumwa Mrs Walt H Pries Grand Chaplain Return
Ottumwa report states Mrs Walt H of 1612 C Avenue NE returned from a grand chaplaincy event. Details are sparse with fragments indicating ceremonial or organizational role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt H. A
C Avenue
Knox elected secretary of Fayette County Mutual Insurance
Donnan A D Knox was elected secretary at the Fayette County Mutual Insurance annual meeting held Tuesday in Fayette. Other officers include James Wilson of Illyria James Jamison of Delwein as vice president J F Miller of Clermont as treasurer and A L Evans of Maynard with L R Campbell and J W Wilbur of Hawkeye as directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnan
A. D. Knox
Here
Fayettee
Bonus bill protests stall Senate vote on $2.4 billion
In Washington the $2.4 billion Patman bonus bill faced a blocked floor vote after Senator Thomas objected to immediate ballots. The finance committee had reported the bill unfavorably, and hundreds of bonus expedititionary forces gathered in the senate gallery to witness the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Thomas
Dem
Okla
Finance Committee
Smoot
House
Bonus
Iowa Delegation Splits 7-4 on Bonus Legislation
In the house roll call on bonus legislation Iowa’s delegation voted seven for and four against. For votes were Jacobsen Campbell Dowell Gilchrist Haugen Kopp Thurston. Against votes included Cole Robinson Ramseyer Swanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa
Veterans press for Senate approval of two billion bonus
Washington reporters note the veteran marchers push for the bill after a 211 to 176 House vote. They rally around Washington encampments despite a fresh downpour and claim new recruits swelling their ranks beyond 20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army of War
House
Downtown Parking Restriction Faces Revocation Plea
Twenty local hotel workers and other protesters urged the city council to revoke the 2 to 5 a m downtown parking ban. They argued the rule harms hotels and workers who must leave cars downtown, and could push visitors to park elsewhere. The ordinance aimed to keep streets clear for flushing and cleaning during those hours.
Petitions For Naturalization Filed In Superior Court
Eight petitions were received Thursday at 2 p.m. in superior court for naturalization papers, with eight more expected by day’s end. Applications were taken by City Clerk L J Storey and A H Bode from Omaha. hearings set for September after a ninety day lead. Most applicants were Czechoslovakian, except Otto Werner Karlsson born in Sweden. Names include Wesley J Miller Marion P J Petrik Fred Kotek Jr Margaret Friedl Agnes Dusak Ludmila Dolezal and Joseph Vosahlo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
L. J. Storey
A. H. Bode
Naturalization
Omaha
Otto Werner Karlsson
Second Avenue
Wesley J. Miller
Marion
P. J. Petrik
Second Street
Fred Kotek, Jr
Fairfax
Margaret Friedl
Wilson Avenue
Agnes Dusek
E Avenue
Ludmila Dolezal
Nineteenth Street
Joseph Vosahlo
Wellman Royal Neighbors Host County Convention
The Wellman Royal Neighbors hosted the annual county convention in Wellman. Eardley Bell Jr gave the welcome, Florence Bridges gave the response, and Riverside camp installed officers. Afternoon features included songs, readings, flag presentation, and various drills and ceremonies by multiple camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Wellman Royal
Eardley Bell, Jr
Florence Bridges
Ainsworth
Effie Huffman
Riverside Camp
Galen Bull
Wellman Camp
Washington Camp
Hacer Beiter
Washington
Smart family reunion evinces event in North English
The annual Smart family reunion was held Sunday at Floyd Cheney grove. Officers elected were John Smart of Omaha as president and Glen Butier as vice president. The next reunion will be the second Sunday in June at the same place. Attendees included Walter Seaton and family of Marengo, Charles Shaw and family, Ray Claypool and family, Constance Geiger and family, Roy Claypool and family, Harry Claypool and family, Leighton Claypool and Minnieoe Dean family, Lottie Bolm, Artie and Charlie Bolm, and Henry Tanke and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smart
Floyd Cheney Grove
John Smart
Omaha
Glen Butier
Walter Seaton
Marengo
Charles Shaw
Ray Claypool
Constance Geiger
Roy Claypool
Harry Claypool
Leighton Claypool
Minnie Oe Dean
Lottie Bolm
Artie
Charlie Bolm
Henry Tanke
Corn Plant Tale From Iroquois Folklore
A Native American legend explains corn's origin through a transformed bride who becomes the first corn plant. The tale, told by old Iroquois elders, ends with the bride turning into ears of corn and hair threads, illustrating how the earth was blessed with crops. Tomorrow A Salt Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Uncle Rays Funmaker Leaflet Reissue Request
Uncle Ray announces a second surprise leaflet titled Magic and Fun lore and asks readers to request it. The item should be enclosed with a stamped return envelope for reply. Copyright 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Ray
S.s
Funmaker
Reed Protest Against Seventh Street Paving
John A. Reed of 616 Sixth Street SW protested to the city council against paving Seventh Street SW from Fifth Avenue to Eighth Avenue. He claimed notices were not issued and that protest signatures represented a majority of affected property owners. Other residents argued 35.7 percent supported the project. The process timeline included filing of the petition April 28, engineer plans May 2, notice May 17 18, objections deadline June 6, and council approval with bid receipt set for July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Reed
Sixth Street
Seventh Street
Fifth Avenue
Eighth Avenue
Reed
Council
Pr Gg
Giles Joyce
Felix Beauchamp
Worty
Waterloo Brothers Make Speed Traps Pay on Highway 11
Maynard and Hazleton on Highway 11 use speed trap signs to boost fines. A H Wilson, first stationed at Maynard, has already tallied arrests and fines. the other Wilson brother at Hazleton has similar results, with motorcycle cops earning 85 cents per arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Brothers
Maynard
Wilson Brothers
Waterloo
State Highway Commission
Hazleton
H. Wilson
Highway Commission
Oelwein
Toledo Man Dies by Suicide in Hay Barn
C W Hufford of Toledo hanged himself in a hay barn at 10 am Thursday. His wife found the body on her return from town. He is survived by his widow, a daughter Mae Morgan of Waukee, two sons Lee of Tama and one other son, a brother Dan, and a sister Mary Foster, all of Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Means Fails To Get Freedom On Bond
Justice Proctor in D C Supreme Court refused bail for Gaston B. Means as he appeals a conviction for stealing 104000 dollars from Evalyn Walsh McLean in an alleged Lindbergh ransom plot. The case centers on an abortive attempt to obtain ransom for the Lindbergh baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Means
City Briefs and Personals Highlights
Local notices feature fur storage services with cleaning, a rose display by F. A. Miller at 1114 E Avenue NW, and a popular Lincoln Park dance tonight. Linn County completes two and a half miles of grading as part of a three year program near Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Scarlet
F. A. Miller
E Avenue NW
Linn County Engineering Department
Paris
Man Involved In Lake Backing Incident Corrected
A man with Ray Swezey at 612 Sixth Street SE was Don Wilkes of 528 Sixth Avenue SW when his car backed into Robins Lake near noon Wednesday. He was not W. L. Spencer of 225 A Avenue NW. Neither Wilkes nor Swezey was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Swezey
Sixth Street
Robins Lake
Don Wilkes
Sixth Avenue
W. L. Spencer
A Avenue NW
Wilkes
Swezey
Cherries Boostads in Gazette Good Things to Eat
Advertisement urges readers to place ads in the Gazette Want Ad section under Good Things to Eat. Call 2-1121 to advertise cherries for sale and earn extra dollars.
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The
Gazette
Priday official to visit sister in Billings Mont
Frank Buckner of the Linn county engineer's office staff will leave Priday for Billings Mont where he will visit at the home of his sister Mrs. George Van Cleave.
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Frank Buckner
Linn County Engineer’s Office
Priday
Billings, Mont
George van Cleave
Mrs Mahnke travels to funeral of Dr Bufkin
Mrs Paul Mahnke of 607 Sixth Avenue SE travels to Runnells for the funeral of her uncle Dr C W Bufkin who was accidentally killed while hunting Saturday.
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Paul Mahnke
Sixth Avenue SE
Runnells
C. W. Bufkin
Bufkin
Ten petitions for naturalization filed in federal court
Ten petitions for naturalization were filed in federal court here Wednesday. A. H. Bode, Omaha naturalization examiner, supervised the filing in the office of the clerk of the United States court to oversee the process.
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A. H. Bode
Omaha
United States Court
Two Cedar Rapids Men Named Masonic Officers
At the Iowa Masonic convention in Sioux City two Cedar Rapids men were appointed to top posts. Floyd Philbrick was named deputy grand master and George E. Farmer deputy grand secretary.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa Masonic Order
Sioux City
Floyd Philbrick
George E. Farmer
Theft Report: Purse With Diamond Lavalier Stolen
Mrs. Daisy Jeffords reports a theft from her car at noon near Ellis Park stone quarry. A diamond studded lavalier was taken from the vehicle parked on Third Street SE.
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Daisy Jeffords
Third Street
Ellis Park
Reckless Driver J Rex Powell Fined In Police Court
Powell of 1311 B avenue NE was charged with reckless driving and fined 25 dollars plus costs with 30 day license surrender option on payment of costs by Judge Thomas B Powell. Lunn of 136% F avenue NW was fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding. Chapman of 411 First avenue W and T Dowd of 3101 Mount Vernon avenue SE each paid 2 dollars and costs for entering an arterial highway without stopping. Perkins of 1228 Eighth avenue SW Hagerman of 1136 Eighth street NW and Gundling of 334 Twenty second street NE were fined 2 dollars and costs for parking without a rear light.
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J Rex Powell
B Avenue NE
Thomas B. Powell
Albert Lunn
F Avenue NW
C. M. Chapman
First Avenue W
T. P. Dowd
Mount Vernon Avenue SE
C. A. Perkins
Eighth Avenue
M. ©. Hagerman
Eighth Street
A. A. Gundling
Twenty-second Street
Maher Appointed to Fill One Fire Department Vacancy
The city council filled one of two fire department vacancies by appointing John E. Maher, the first civil service candidate on the list, at 309 G Avenue NW. The council also dropped twenty sidewalk projects from the proposal list led by Louis J. Zika and set July 7 as the bid day for the E Avenue sewer project.
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John E. Maher
G Avenue
Maher
Louis J. Zika
Dedicah Company
E Avenue
Plan for Permanent Registration Adopted by Cedar Rapids Council
Cedar Rapids moves toward permanent voter registration after council readings approve an ordinance. Budgeted cost 1200 to 1806 dollars for equipment with half funded by county and state. Plan saves about 5000 dollars every four years in registrar salaries and uses city clerk for ongoing duties.
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Cedar Rapids
Louis Burgos
Burgus
L. J. Storey
Commissioner of Registration
Akron Home Again Navy Dirigible Akron Returns From Pacific Maneuvers
The navy airship Akron is back at its Akron base after a cross country journey to participate in Pacific fleet maneuvers and a return trip. The giant ship arrived Thursday night.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Akron
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