Luncheon Held For Miss Lyndall Ives Before Wedding
Mrs Wayne J Foster and Mrs S Johnston hosted a Thursday luncheon at 2204 Hillcrest Drive SE in honor of Miss Lyndall Ives whose marriage to Harrison E Barnes is upcoming. Guests included Miss Catherine Calder of Bozeman Montana and others from Estherville Los Angeles and Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne J. Foster
S Johnston
Foster
Hillcrest Drive
Lyndall Ives
Harrison E Barnes
Saunday Eleven
Sues
Miss Ives
Catherine Calder
B. Lings
Mont
Slanche Thon
Esthervill
Fant Berger
Los Angeles
Opal Leonard
Scox Falls
Tosnstar Might
Katherine Carer
Minneapals
Narr Phisiss
Catherne Caer
Bubnes Mont
Wacrns
Jean Jones
Marsha Own
John Himgall
Viceletta Lindeman
McDermot
Des Maines
Perr
Tea at 1638 Csteric NE Honors Mrs Gillham
Gladys Lax entertained Thursday afternoon at tea in honor of Mrs Marvin Gillham formerly Miss Elowe Lord. Guests included Esther Johnson of Center Port and Maxine Merthster with Delpha Merthster of Earliile. Mrs Howard Benninchos and Mass Tacy Mott presided at the tea table centered with a rose and lavender bouquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muss
Gladys Lax
Marvin Gillham
Elowe Lord
Esther Johnson
Cemter Port
Maxine
Delpha Merthster
Earliile
Howard Benninchos
Mass Tacy Mott
DeYarman Family Vacation seams in Minnesota Lakes
Dr and Mrs Lester DeYarman and their son Jimmie travel to the lakes of northern Minnesota for a week with Mass Maud Brownell listed at 216 Twentieth Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester DeYarman
Jimmie
Twentieth Street
Mass Maud Brownell
Iakes
Minnesota
Cedar Rapids Garden Club Luncheon Postponed
The Cedar Rapids Garden club luncheon at the Cedar Rapids Country club scheduled for Friday noon has been postponed for a week to June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Garden Club
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Family Dinner At Country Club Attracts Large Turnout
About 100 persons, larger than any prior dinner, were expected to attend the affair at the Country Club Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Miss Doris Cook Returns from Vassar Visit
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
Vassar College
Robert S Cook
Crescent Street
Mrs Howard Hall and Mrs S E Coquillette Attend Moline Luncheon
Mrs Howard Hall and Mrs S E Coquillette drove to Moline Illinois on Thursday for a luncheon hosted by a friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moline
Howard Hall
S. E Coquillette
Cuesis
Carey couple motor trip in northern Minnesota
Mr and Mrs E J Carey of 2317 Grande avenue SE enjoy a motor trip in northern Minnesota during the week. The trip highlights travel and leisure for a local couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Carey
Grande Avenue
Minnesota
Family to Spend Summer in Long Beach Ind 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 Wil
Long Beach Ind
Mr. Sheehy
Mr Sheehy
Wil
Miss Cloane King Honored at Miscellaneous Shower
Miss Cloane King a brides elect was honored Monday evening at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs Velvin Cronbausgh. The gathering at 1621 Ninth Street SW included guests Christina Miter Ference Fuller Lo Foroy Mrs R S Peas Mrs Basy Peas Mrs Wuami Hing Mrs Robert Hensch Mrs John Hensch Mrs R A Houser Mrs William Baumgart Mrs Ray Yarder Mrs George Parkes Mrs Gur Wallace Mrs Jorn Brazu PF Austin and Mrs G A Heper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloane King
Velvin Cronbausgh
Ninth Street
Christina Miter
Ference Fuller
Lo Foroy
R S Peas
Basy Peas
Ami Hing
Robert Hensch
John Hensch
R A Houser
William Baumgarther
Ray Yarder
George Parkes
Gur Wallace
Jorn Brazu
PF Austin
G A Heper
Ladies Juvenile Parnie Cane Club Meeting Notice
The text notes a regular meeting of a women’s auxiliary or circle, with references to Valley Camp, Vol. Camp No. 213F, and a 6:30 p.m. start. It mentions a treasurer or treasurer’s meeting and a schedule at an E us park site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Coe Graduates Marry In Fort Deadee Ceremony
Marjorie Stockley and Daniel Kerr, Coe College graduates, were married at St Marks Episcopal Church in Fort Deadee. The Rev Ernest Stockley officiated. Attendants included Naomi Knaupp and Miss Naomi Knaupp. The couple plan a trip to the Ozarks and residence in Mediapolis where Kerr is pastor. Stockley had Alpha Gamma Delta ties and teaching roles. Kerr studied at Princeton for ministerial training and earned an M A degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margerie Soesley
Daniel Herr
Mediapolis
Coe
Liam
St. Marks
Fort Deadee
Ernest Stockley
William Olmstead
Warden
Herr
Ozarks
Kerr
First Presbyterian Church
Coe College
Alpha Gamma Delta
Lohrville
Sigma Phi Delta Fraternity
Princeton
Flower Mission Day at Anamosa Reformatory
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union plans its annual flower mission day at the Anamosa Reformatory this Sunday. A quota of 300 bouquets will be prepared by local unions and arranged at the First Christian Church on Saturday for members and friends to donate flowers. Call Mrs Bele Deizel at 23 before Saturday morning to arrange delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Anamosa Reformatory
First Christian Church
Omega Alumnae Dinner Roundtable Hosted at Mrs Kane Home
Omega alumnae were entertained at a dinner party hosted by Mrs. Edward Kane at 1816 Futh Avenue SE. Twenty five alumnae attended with out of town guests including Miss Madree Sates from Center Point and Mrs Raven Smith from Monise. cclerics and other attendees listed with several names across Wisconsin Indiana and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omeda
Edward Kane
Frankin Batin
Donae Patterson
Kane
Futh Avenue
Modree
New York
Cato
Raven Smih
Momise
Schr Loven
Springve
Mert Revmone Power
Tosa
Hard Norener
Heessuc
OP Jacssor
South Bend
Fragmentary OCR Item Missing Clear Facts
The readable text shows names and symbols but lacks coherent events or details to establish a verifiable news item. No identifiable people, organizations, or places form a complete report suitable for a headline and summary.
Pairy Dale Picnic Report Sparks Community Details
Local notices describe a picnic event in Pairy Dale with unclear timing and participants. Readable fragments mention a gathering, potential refreshments, and community involvement, but specifics on date, organizers, or schedule remain uncertain.
Aunt Het Reflects on Divorce and Job Prospects
A fragment reflects Jennie choosing not to divorce, noting the ease of living with a man when there is little chance he can find work. The remark centers on economic vulnerability and personal choice in a strained marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie
Camp Fire Logaets AS Jasooy to ewact fa at TRATION Thr
Fragmented OCR note references Camp Fire, Jasooy, TRATION, Bet a, Fort Tw Maan, Qaronxl, Des Mars, Newton, Moss Eldora, AmavyTTS. Irregular phrases suggest a historical notice or event recap with unidentified people and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Mars
Newton
Eldora de
Seyermeink
Nuss Betsy Sutherland Attends Anniversary Dinner
Barbara Douglas and Betsy Sutherland of Bassdrma Call returned from Chicago after attending the first anniversary dinner Wednesday. They will motor Friday to Minneapolis to spend the weekend with Mrs. Walter D. Dousias and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Douglas
Betsy Sutherland
Bassdrma
Call
Chicago
Muss Douglas
George J. Jaeger
Mess Dousias
Miss Sutherland
Minneapois
Walter D. Dousias
Flora Hromatko Taylor Presents Violin Pupils Recital
Mrs Flora Hromatko Taylor will present her violin pupils in a recital at the Y M C A auditorium Friday at pm The public is invited Virginia Paul will be the accompanist with Mrs Carl Heinen assisting Readable pupil list includes Jeanne Krebs Jack Sepouses Edward Hopecky Darwin Jack Phyllis Johnson Ruth Subomnix Velma Love Carl Lander gott Carl Heinen Catherine Pesex Patricia Barry Phyllisann Scheneberger Verne Elam Frank Hembera Ralph Krska Blanche Stolba Virginia Ohmann and Kenneth Skersick The latter won in the first division of the national violin contest this year Helen Frantz will accompany him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Hromatko Taylor
Virginia Paul
Carl Heinen
Jeanne Krebs
Jack Sepouses
Edward Hopecky Darwin Jack
Osarold Jack
Phyllis Johnson
Ruth Subomnix
Velma Love
Carl Landergott
Carl
Fourteenth Birthday Party for Carmen Grennan
Mrs Hugh Grennan hosted a Monday evening party at 210 Twenty fourth street NE for her daughter Carmen's fourteenth birthday. The event featured bridge and banco with prizes won by Geraldine Robinson, Mary Condon, and Joyce Dollman. Guests included Phyllis Wyckoff Mary Wootten Mae Alice Horak and several others. Honored guests were Mrs Kathryn Landy Miss Stella Rebeck and Mrs J W Podhasky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Grennan
Twentyfourth Street
Carmen
Bridge and Banco
Geraldine Robinson
Cfary 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
Kathryn Landy
Stella Rebeck
J. W Podhasky
Shower Honors Miss Maxine Garrett at Lewis Tea Room
Miss Blanche Fisher hosted a miscellaneous 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. tables displayed pink roses and yellow daisies with tiny corsages as favors. Guests included Ruth Garrett Maxine Plummer Dorothea Krebs Hazel Detrich Martha Lender Christine Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Fisher
Lewis Tea Room
Maxine Garrett
Dorothy Krebs
Ruth Garrett
Maxine Plummer
Dorothea Krebs
Hazel Detrich
Martha Lender
Christine Peterson
Ladies of the G A R Meet in Memorial Building
General Dodge circle held its Tuesday meeting in the Memorial building with Mrs Alice Roberdee named delegate to the state convention at Council Bluffs and Mrs Nora Holsom as circle president. The group shared convention reports and observed a flat day with appropriate readings and songs.
Sisters attend Young Peeples Institute in McGregor
Miss Rosemary Filip and Clara Svoboda travel from Des Moines to McGregor to attend the Young Peeples Institute of Libe Re cen under the auspices of the Iowa United Nations association. They expect to stay until next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Filip
Fifteenth Street
Clstre Svoboda
Greenwood Drive
McGregor
Young Peeples Institute of Libe E Re
Towa UN Wtanan Association
Harding Guests Extend Visit From Sumner Household
Dr and Mrs Ytoyd Harding of Los Angeles spent the last few days with Mr and Mrs H G Heiserman. Mrs Heiserman is a relative of airs, and the Musses Taema and Woima Osman of Sumner were guests at the Heiserman home for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ytoyd Harding
Los Angeles
H G Heiserman
Harding
Heiserman
Liond Diextiran
Taema
Woima Osman
Sumnee
Hr.serman
Uae
Couple Ford Jor Return From Ceremony on March
A couple named Mr and Mrs Free J Ford Jor returned from a ceremony held on March in Cenmternilir sm. The report notes the couple's observed attire and mentions the event took place midweek on a Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free J Ford
Hev A.cendes
Maar
Mos Bonne Jeanne W. 135 Thurive Fourth Street Drive
Reading of a local notice records a person named Mos Bonne Jeanne W at 135 Thurive Fourth Street Drive SE. The fragment references a payment or transaction context and indicates a legal or civic notice format without complete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonne
Jeanne W
Thurive
Fourth Street
San Or Am
Surprise Party Foiled as Guests Gather for Dohna Party
Unclear text describes a surprise party near Fairfax with dinner and a social setting. A long list of names appears throughout the fragment, including references to Dohna and Rohena individuals, with many garbled spellings and partial titles.
Mrs Rich Makes Visit to Cedar Rapids Friends
Mrs Rich and her daughter Ruth of Indianola have moved here to spend two weeks visiting the former's sister Mrs Rieney and friends, after formerly living in Cedar Rapids.
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. Betty Holloway Juvata Taylor Nora Berger Rodney Berger Ruth Zuck and Burdine Lattner perform. 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 Lattner
Frank V. Orr
Alice Marjorie Seigneur Notzinger to wed in Fort Wayne
Miss Alice Marjorie Seigneur formerly of Cedar Rapids married Owen Edwin Notzinger on June 11 in Fort Wayne Indiana. The bride attended Washington high school in Cedar Rapids and the University of Michigan, where she graduated. She later taught in Munson and Morenci Michigan.
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, Mich
Luncheon Honors Guests at Cedar Rapids Country Club
Mrs. R. R. Rogers hosted a luncheon at the Cedar Rapids Country Club on Wednesday for her sister in law Mrs. David Rogers and her niece Mrs. Merritt Spencer of Dunlap. Bridges followed the meal and other guests included Mrs. 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 Vernon Avenue
Cedar Rapids Country Club
David Rogers
Merritt Spencer
Dunlap
Bridges
Wellington Richards
C. W Whipple
W. F. Cooper
Carl Kesler
Edwin Nelson
Anniversary Picnic For Houx and DeVault Parents
Miss Mildred Houx and Miss Grace DeVault host an annual anniversary party Thursday evening in Ellis Park. The event honors their parents Mr and Mrs C G Houx and Mr and Mrs O J DeVault, who celebrate their anniversaries on June 16 with a picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Houx
Grace DeVault
C. G Houx
O. J DeVault
Ellis Park
Dunlap Visitors Return to Kansas City
Mrs S Adaline Dunlap and Mrs William Ramsey Dunlap completed a ten day visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Byron A Barlow 2321 Fourth avenue SE and left Wednesday night to return to their Kansas City Missouri home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Adaline Dunlap
William Ramsey Dunlap
Byron A. Barlow
Fourth Avenue SE
Kansas City
Westfall and Long Wedding Planned in Mason City
Mr and Mrs Howard M Benning hoff of 2201 Ridgeway Drive SE attend the wedding of Dorothy Elizabeth Westfall and Draper Lyon Long on Saturday at the Congregational church in Mason City. Afterward they visit Algona for a day with Mr and Mrs Casey Loss. Mrs Loss formerly 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
Madera Ehrke Nuptials In Waterloo Trinity Lutheran Church
Miss Catherine Madera and Edward J. Ehrke wed Wednesday at 9 am in Trinity Lutheran Church Waterloo with relatives present. Rev G E Melchart officiated. The couple depart for a two week motor trip and will reside at 916 Thirteenth Street NE Cedar Rapids and Waterloo respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Ehrke
Thirteenth Street
Workman presided as grand chaplain at state U C T auxiliary sessions
Mrs Walt H Workman of 1612 C avenue NE returned from Ottumwa where she presided as grand chaplain during the U C T auxiliary state sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Walt H. Workman
C Avenue
U. Cc. T
Church group meetings and social at St Pauls and First Christian
District No 7 St Pauls church plans a Friday 1 pm luncheon at Ellis Park duck pond with Miss Florence Narber and Mrs W E Warren as chairmen. Last meeting of season includes officer elections. Rain location Miss Narber home 1949 Grande Ave SE. Three L Class meets Friday 230 pm in church parlors with Mrs Leon Allen assisting. District No 6 St Pauls to Kensington at 230 pm hosted by Mrs James E Patterson with two hostesses. Mary Watts Circle of First Lokeren church meets Friday 230 pm in church parlors with listed hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul's Church
Ellis Park
Duck Pond
Florence Narber
W. E. Warren
Narber
Grande Avenue SE
First Christian Church
Leon Allen
St. Paul's District
James E Patterson
Twentieth Street
Kensington
C L. Anangst
C W Walser
Mary Watts
Lokeren
Koin EV Morgan
G Newport
C Schamberger
Smam family reunion notes and Fayette County officers
North English held the Smam family reunion with attendees including Walter Seaton and Chariss Shaw among others. Officers elected: John Emam president, Glen Butier vice president. next reunion planned for the second Sunday in June at the Floyd Cheney Grove. The Donnan area reports Ror Mues West as secretary of Fayette County Mutual Insurance. Other officers named: James Wuilson president, James Jamison vice president, J F Miller treasurer, A L Evans, L Campbell, and J W Wilbur as directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smam
Floyd Cheney Gove
John Emam
Omaha
Glen Butier
Walter Sea
Marengo
Chariss Shaw
Ray Claypoo
Constance Geizer
Ray Clappool
Harry Claypool
Leigncon Claypoo
Murrie Clarypoo
Dean Claypool
Flove Lrenev
Nzenew Smirt
Mack Geiger
Bruce Patterson
Crester
Denton Gilsa Bucher
Wal Ballarc
Oss
Lottie Boim
Donnan
Here
Fayette County Mutual Insurance Company
Patet
James Wuilson
Dloria
James Jamison
Oclwein
J F Miller
Clermont
A L Evans
Maynard L
Campbell
J W. Wilbur
Hawkeye
Bonus Seekers Now Turn Guns On The Senate
In Washington a Senate vote on the 2.4 billion Patman bonus bill was blocked when Senator Thomas of Oklahoma objected to an immediate ballot. The House had passed the measure, the Finance Committee opposed it, and hundreds of bonus expeditious forces watched from the Senate gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Thomas
Dem
Okla
Finance Committee
Smoot
House
Bonus Expeditionary
Iowa Delegation Splits 7 to 4 on Bonus Legislation
Washington AP reports Iowa's congressional delegation voted 7 to 4 in the House on bonus legislation. The roll call listed For Jacobsen Campbell Dowell Gilchrist Haugen Kopp Thurston and Against Cole Robinson Ramseyer Swanson. The be sieging army of war veterans pressed senators to approve the over two billion dollar cash outlay despite rain and encampments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa
Army of War
House
Hoover and Curtis Renominated at Republican Gathering
The article details renomination of Hoover and Curtis amid party deliberations. Wisconsin conservatives celebrated Bentley as anti La Follette faction cheered. White House reaction promised continued leadership to face global turmoil and relief efforts as Senator Reed announced Curtis selection in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Bentley
Curtis
White House
Reed
Pennsylvania
Senate
Washington
Petitions For Naturalization Filed In Superior Court
Eight petitions were filed Thursday at 2 p.m. in the superior court by residents seeking second naturalization papers. City Clerk L. J Storey and district naturalization director A. H. Bode conducted the proceedings, with about eight more expected before day’s end. Hearings are set for September after a 90 day filing prerequisite. Names include Czechoslovakians Wesley J Muler Marion P J Petrik Fred Kotek jr Agnes Dusek Ludmila Dolezal and Joseph Vosahlo all listed with various Minneapolis addresses. Otto Werner Karlsson is Swedish born.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
L. J Storey
A. H. Bode
Naturalization
Omaha
Otto Werner Karlsson
Second Avenue
Wesley J Muler
Marion
P. J Petrik
Second Street
Fred Kotek. Jr
Fairfax
Margaret Friedl
Wuson Avenue
Agnes Dusek
E Avenue
Ludmila Dolezal
Nimeteenin Street
Joseph Vosahlo
The Corn Bride: Iroquois Tale Of The First Silk and Ears
Old Iroquois legend explains corn’s origin through a bride who sleep walks and is transformed into a corn plant. Her hair becomes the silken kernels, and her hands into ears of corn, a myth the red folk told to account for harvest abundance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Nominees Ready for New Campaign
Delegates in Chicago cheer as nomination news dominates the scene. Republican and Democratic leaders spar over the prohibition plank with praise from some and sharp quips from others. President Hoover follows the radio coverage, pleased with the administration plank and the sense of renomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore
Oklahoma
Tydings
New York
Watson
Indiana
Barbour
Hoover
Chicago
Senate
Uncle Ray Seeks Second FUNMAKER Leaflet Surprise
Uncle Ray announces a second surprise FUNMAKER leaflet with magic and lore. He asks recipients to write back and enclose a stamped return envelope to receive it, noting copyright from 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Ray
Waterloo Brothers Make Speed Traps Pay on Highway 11
The Wilson brothers of Waterloo operate as speed trap officers, with Hazleton reporting 96 arrests and $730 in fines in a month. A R Wilson in Maynard has 18 arrests and $100 in fines since starting work. Maynard orders warning signs to deter speeders, with motorcycle cops earning $100 a month plus 83 cent commission per arrest. Both towns lie on highway 1 near Oelwein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Wilson
Highway Commission
Hazleton
Oelwein
City Briefs And Personals In Linn County
Two Cedar Rapids men were named officers of the Iowa Masonic order at the annual convention in Sioux City Floyd Philbrick as deputy grand master and George E Farmer as deputy grand secretary. Frank Buckner of Linn county engineer's office will visit Billings Mont to see his sister Mrs George Van Cleave. The Linn county engineering dept completes two and a half miles of crad ing near Paris as part of a three year program. A beautiful Paul Scarlet rose bush owned by F A Miller 1114 BE avenue NW attracts local flower lovers. Lincoln Park hosts a popular dance tonight. Advertising available in the Gazette Want Ad section including good things to eat and fur storage services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Scarlet
F. A. Miller
BE Avenue Nw
Frank Buckner
Linn County Engineer's Office
Billings
Mont
George van Cleave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Masonic Order
Sioux City
Floyd Philbrick
George E. Farmer
Fox Film Chief Excused From Senate Hearing
William Fox of Fox Film and Fox Theater corporations was excused from appearing before the Senate Banking Committee due to illness. He is expected to testify Friday as doctors reported he was slightly ill after being sent to his hotel. The committee charged him with stock manipulation intended to wreck the companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Fox
Fox Film Corporation
Senate Banking Committee
Washington (Ap
Fox Film
Fox Theater
Toledo Man Dies by Suicide in Hay Barn
C W Hufford 73 committed death by own action at 10 am Thursday by hanging himself in the hay barn his wife found the body on her return from town he leaves 15 widows and is survived by daughter Mae Morgan of Waukegan two sons Lee of Tama and Fal of Toledo a brother Dan and sister Mary Foster both of Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo -C
W. Hufford
Mae Morgan
Waukeegan
Lee
Tama
Fal
Toledo
Dan
Mary Foster
American Legion Auxiliary Donation to Camp Good Health
The American Legion Auxiliary to Hanford Post No 5, proud of its large state membership, gave 40 dollars to the Camp Good Health Fund. The drive raised 1345.81 in all from local supporters, with additional help from the Maccabees. Volunteers also fundraised and prepared meals for campers, aiding the camp’s operation amid rising food costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America Legion Auxiliary
Hanford Post
C. E. BR. Aires
Cedar Rapids
American Legion Auxiliary
Hanford
Legion Auxiliary
Bic Creek
Cens Rapids Gazette
Means Denied Bond in Lindbergh Baby Ransom Case
Justice James M Proctor in DC supreme court refused to grant Gaston B Means bail while appealing his conviction for stealing $104 000 from Mrs Evalyn Walsh McLean in an alleged attempt to ransom the Lindbergh baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
James M Proctor
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Gaston B. Means
Evalyn Walsh McLean
Wellman Royal Neighbors Entertain County Camps
The Wellman Royal Neighbors hosted the annual county convention Tuesday with welcome by Eardley Bell and response by Mrs. Florence Bridges. The event featured music by the Ainsworth chapter Effie Huffman and a flag presentation followed by officer installations and transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Wellman Royal
Eardley Bell
Florence Bridges
Ainsworth
Effie Huffman
Riverside Camp
Galen Bull
Wellman Camp
Ains Worth
Washington Tamp
Winnie Belter
Washington
Plan for Permanent Registration Adopted by Council
Cedar Rapids moves toward permanent voter registration after council readings. The plan, sponsored by Louis Burgos, estimates setup at 1200 to 1800 dollars with half funded by county, aims to save about 5000 dollars every four years in registrar salaries. The ordinance requires July 1 effective date and creates two lists, with voters remaining eligible for four years unless residence changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Louis Burgos
Burgos
J. Storey
Burgus
Commissioner of Registration
Ordnance
Akron Home Again
The navy dirigible Akron returns to its base in Lakehurst New Jersey after completing a transcontinental voyage to the Pacific fleet maneuvers and back arriving Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakehurst
N. J
Akron
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Careys Motor North
Gradlate Nurses Club
Les Hess
Junior Arts Association
Parnie
Fidelits Circle
Marjorie Stockley
Daniel Kerr
MES
Dantel Kerr
Oc. T. U
OMEGA
Mies Cahill
Lee &Ee
M Moan
Beever
Pairy Dale
Camy Tures
Spev Yar Cmasse
Flora Nhromatko Taylor
Miss Garrett
General Dodge Circle
Heiserylan
San Diego
Joseph Dohna
Es Gate
Pes
Ore
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Comere Tnose Preser’ Zee
Messiard Mesdams
A.ctich Rohenar
Frans Rohena
Boerin Eventensky
Novak Joe Deohnaek
G Ff Chawpssy
Cervent
George Caedim
Chaos Pudi
Auzus’ Dohna
Ek Leorard Stepanek
Edun Hasley
Lovata Willan
Leora Nevak Hatha Cermery Frances Cemeny Marte
Ivene Heentensk
Leun Denna Ec
Adeine Lonsta Muecrer
Salman
Valdes Stallman Sylva Saman Cere
Stallman Ani Gladss
Barlow
Sen. Smoot
Bulletin
Uncle Ray’s
Waterloo Brothers
Schoen
Lincoln Park
Linn County Engineering Department
Paris
The
Gazette
FOX 15
Wrecking Film CO
Camp Good Health Fund
Means
Wellman Royal Neighbors
Rceeley
Everts
Peerless
Groce
C. Chambers Inskeep Optical Co
2Nd Street
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