Luncheon Held for Miss Cronenwett In Cedar Rapids
Miss Clare Cronenwett of Monrovia California visits Cedar Rapids to present a flower arrangement demonstration and lecture at the Country Club at 4 p.m. Saturday. Junior League of Cedar Rapids and Cedar Rapids Garden Club sponsor the designer’s talk. Seventeen guests attended the luncheon, including Mesdames Van Vechten Shaffer Beatty West Stamats Wilhelm Poe Hamilton Sheehy Jackson Spence Fennell Davis Hoyt Killian Bell Figge Soboda Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Cronenwett
Monrovia
Calif
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Junior League of Cedar Rapids
George E. Beattie
Perry West
Herbert S. Stamats
George T. Wilhelm
Arthur Poe
John Hamilton
Edward Sheehy
L. T. Jackson
E. W. Spence
Gordon Fennell
Robert B. Davis
Eugene C. Hoyt
Herbert L. Killian
Robert P. Bell
Reginald B. Figge
Edward Soboda, Jr
Beulah Wessale Honored at Northwest Trip Sendoff
Miss Beulah Wessale leaves on a month long Northwest trip. Hostess Miss Helen Masha 1400 Third Street SE hosted a buffet supper and theater party Wednesday evening. Gift presented to Miss Wessale. Attending were Misses Martha Leksa Rose Ann Kubovec Libbie Bousa and Virginia Harman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Masha
Third Street SE
Beulah Wessale
Northwest
Wessale
Martha Leksa
Rose Ann Kubovec
Libbie Bousa
Virginia Harman
Mercy hospital alumnae annual picnic at Ellis Park
The Mercy hospital alumnae hold their annual picnic at Ellis Park Monday at 430 PM. Members are asked to bring sandwiches a covered dish and their own table service. Attendees may call Mrs H Minor at 4503 or Mrs I Stalisky at 31507.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
Ellis Park
H. Minor
I. Stalisky
Honor Mrs Collins at Ellis park picnic with bingo
Neighbors hosted a birthday celebration for Mrs Patrick Collins at the Ellis park duck pond on a Thursday picnic. A gift was presented to the guest of honor and bingo was the main diversion with many friends attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Collins
Ellis Park
Bingo
Emory Huston
Darlene
ClydelLybarger
George Kerns
Harry Daleske
George Mead
Ella Murphy
Clair Murphy
Ethella
Bud
Gene
Denny Murphy
Earl Gillick
Cathryn
Margaret
Eddie
Jackie
Stanley Roseberry
Amos Diehl
Rolland
Clayton Stone
Robert
Thomas Burke
Betty
Kenneth McGuire
Patrick
D. N. Swomley
Alice
Anna Miller
Charles Gable
George Driscoll
Marion hostesses greet Sunshine circle luncheon
Mrs. Sarah Hutton of 240 Eighth avenue Marion hosted the Lady Militants of the Sunshine circle for a luncheon and business meeting. Attending were numerous Marion and Cedar Rapids auxiliary members, including M Swayne J Pearson Ed Castle John Booze and Ella Harding, with guests from Santa Ana Calif and additional local members. A Monday auxiliary meeting honored E O Ahlgren and several members at the birthday table with committee members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Hutton
Eighth Avenue
Marion
Sunshine Circle
M. Swayne
J. Pearson
Ed Castle
John Booze
Ella Harding
Marion L. A. P. M
John Burianek
Lena C. Borschel
M. P. Andrk
W. L. Hoffer
C. H. Bachman
Carl Olson
Ella Lund
Sleight
Albert Howard
A. E. Miller
E. Hii
James Smith
Junior Hadassah Installs Officers at Roosevelt Hotel
Selma Berg was installed as president of the Junior Hadassah by retiring president Miss Helen Roth at the installation and banquet held Wednesday evening. Other officers installed include Sara Slutsky as vice president Harriet Gilman as secretary and Ethel Berg as treasurer. Committee chairmen named were J. N. F Ethelyn Greenblatt Nadine Subotnik Ruth Kushner Harriet Gilman Mary Gilman and Katherine Slutsky. Mrs M Rapaport spoke on strengthening junior-senior ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma Berg
Hadassah
Helen Roth
Roosevelt Hotel
Sara Slutsky
Harriet Gilman
Ethel Berg
Ethelyn Greenblatt
Nadine Subotnik
Ruth Kushner
Birthday Luncheon Club Honors Mildred Phillips
Miss Mildred Phillips entertained the birthday luncheon club at 601 Cob Bancourt SE Thursday. Five hundred was played with prizes going to Mesdames Louise Hoffman Helen Shelton Mary Donisthorpe Arlene Phillips and Maxine Poole. Others present included Mesdames Leona Weiderkehr Harriett Spencer Mary Lee Marie Stahl Myrtle Shelton Edna Schleder Mollie Noeller Opal Preston Le raes Omar Idabelle Overmeyer Weber Essie Poole Iris Overmeyer Marian Preston of St Paul
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Phillips
Cobbancourt SE
Louise Hoffman
Helen Shelton
Mary Donisthorpe
Arlene Phillips
Maxine Poole
Leona Weiderkehr
Harriett Spencer
Mary Lee
Marie Stahl
Myrtle Shelton
Edna Schleder
Mollie Noeller
Opal Preston
Leraes Omar
Idabelle Overmeyer
Weber
Essie Poole
Miss
Iris Overmeyer
Marian Preston
St. Paul
David Bollinger Honored On First Birthday
Mrs R H Bollinger hosted a Donald Duck party at 1315 Second Avenue SE honoring her son David Windsor on his first birthday. Guests included Mrs James Quinn and her son Jimmy, Mrs Hillis Guild and her daughter Jacqueline, Mrs Leo Kucera and her son Howard Leo, Mrs Richard Long and her daughters Diane and Joan, Mrs Erwin Test and her daughter Joanne, Mrs Don Kelly and her son Jimmy, Mrs William Butler and her daughter Mary Colleen, and Mrs Ralph Heicke and her daughter Dorothy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Bollinger
Second Avenue SE
David Windsor
Donald Duck
James Quinn
Jimmy
Hillis Guild
Jacqueline
Leo Kucera
Howard Leo
Richard Long
Diane
Joan
Erwin Test
Joanne
Don Kelly
William Butler
Mary Colleen
Ralph Heicke
Dorothy
Pythian Sisters Meet in Anamosa Temple Night
Winter Temple No 78 met at the K P hall with ten Anamosa members presenting for proficiency tests judged by three Anamosa temple members. Initiation candidates included Myrtle Waverka Tillie Sedlacek Ruth Kent Mabel Sigmund and Addie Abernathy. A Flag Day program was presented and refreshments arranged. A joint memorial service with Knights of Pythias at Linwood cemetery is planned for Sunday with assembly at 4 p m at the K P Hall. A luncheon is planned at Irene Minehart’s home at 1935 C avenue NE with reservations due by Wednesday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. P. Hall
Anamosa Temple
Betty Johnson
Mary Kirkpatrick
Lydia Buchan
Lillian Privett
Myrtle Waverka
Tillie Sedlacek
Ruth Kent
Mabel Sigmund
Addie Abernathy
Marie Douglas
Charlotte Fair
Ferne Lindsay
Grace Wiles
Bessie Galbraith
Julie Yearich
Bess Pohorsky
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
Linwood Cemetery
Knights and Sisters
Irene Minehart
C Avenue NE
Miss Forsythe Honored At Miscellaneous Shower
Mrs. Wilma Truesdell and others hosted a miscellaneous shower Wednesday evening for bride elect Miss Mary Alice Forsythe at her home 1231 Eighteenth avenue SW. Guests included Mesdames Livingood Merrifield Gaines Lowry Forsythe and others with a mock wedding presented by several guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Truesdell
Paul June
H. M. Forsythe
Mary Alice Forsythe
Eighteenth Avenue
Howard Livingood
George Merrifield
Thomas Gaines
Everett Lowry
Charles Forsythe
Mary Forsythe
Gordon Hughes
Leonard Kohl
S. H. Calhoun
George Stewart
William Prendergast
Paul Burcham
Harry Sargent
Ellis Seibert
Franklin Forsythe
Frank Kindl
Scott Niermeyer
Dick Hahn
Nellie Hahn
Irvin Tucker
J. Irving
Bessie Livingood
Georgia Merrifield
Marie Skerik
Mary Foley
Dorothy June
Mrs Berry Hosts First Birthday for Harleen Rae
Mrs H R Berry entertained Wednesday at 8260 Avenue NW for the first birthday of her daughter Harleen Rae. Guests included Frank Sturm Jr, Emogene Udet Dixon Gaskill Dona Mae Joe Jr and Billy John Pulda Nona Ellen and others from Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Berry
Avenue NW
Harleen Rae
Berry
Frank Sturm, Jr
M. F. Udet
Emogene
E. Dixon
Joe Gaskill
Dona Mae
Joe, Jr
William Pulda
Nona Ellen
Billy John
Marion
Mrs Krueger Hosts Stork Shower Honoring Mrs Graham
Mrs Walter Krueger hosted a stork shower at 1119 K Avenue NW honoring Mrs LeRoy Graham. Guests included Mesdames Ted Brague Henry Carter C C White R H White Charles Dougherty Albert John John Moore William W White Carl Turkington and Miss Lucille Johns with Mrs Turkington assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Krueger
K Avenue NW
LeRoy Graham
Ted Brague
Henry Carter
C. C. White
R. H. White
Charles Dougherty
Albert John
John Moore
William W. White
Carl Turkington
Lucille Johns
Krueger
Turkington
Iowa Mutual Girls Club Hosts Picnic at Bever Park
The Iowa Mutual girls club met for a picnic supper at Bever park Thursday evening with forty three present. After dinner the group played tennis and went bicycling. Hostesses were Alice Lawler, Helen Railsback, Florence Wendl, Gladys Lillie, Lillian Harder, La Vada Olson and Mary Randall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Mutual Girls Club
Bever Park
Alice Lawler
Helen Railsback
Florence Wendl
Gladys Lillie
Lillian Harder
LaVada Olson
Mary Randall
Laff-A-Lot Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Olson Home
Mrs Omer Olson hosted the Laff-a-lot bridge club at 627 Third Avenue SW on Thursday. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Albert Breneman Mrs Melvin Harbert and Mrs James A Lowe. Next meeting set for Mrs Harold Goodrow 1924 First Avenue W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Olson
Third Avenue
Laff-a-lot
Bridge Club
Albert Brenneman
Melvin Harbert
James A. Lowe
Harold Goodrow
First Avenue W
Sunshine Circle Meeting With Mrs Lena Borschel
Sunshine Circle of the Kings Daughters will meet with Mrs Lena Borschel at 1534 Washington Avenue SE on Monday at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Circle of the King’s Daughters
Lena Borschel
Washington Avenue
Merveaux brothers return from Florida visit
P D Merveaux of 1731 Higley Avenue SE and Bob Merveaux of Magnus Hotel have returned after spending several weeks in St. Petersburg Florida visiting their brother Walter Merveaux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Merveaux
Higley Avenue SE
Bob Merveaux
Magnus Hotel
St. Petersburg
Fla
Walter Merveaux
Queen Esther circle holds dessert luncheon and officer installation
Queen Esther circle of the King's Daughters met at Mrs R J Minor's home on Fifteenth street NW for a dessert luncheon. Mrs F J Lightner led devotions and installation of officers included Lightner as president Shramek as vice president O H Daniel as secretary Minor as treasurer A E Einen and Dr Jennie McCowen as representative. Retiring president Mrs James Barnett received a gift. Special guests included Mrs H C Seid of Wilkes Barre Pa Edith Chase of Miami Mrs H M Murrill of Cedar Falls Mrs A R McElwain president of Fidelis circle at Marion and Mrs F O Storrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
The
King’s Daughters
R. J. Minor
Fifteenth Street NW
F. J. Lightner
God
A. E. Chase
Lightner
Frank Shramek
O. H. Daniel
Minor
A. E. Einen
Jennie McCowen
James Barnett
H. C. Seid
Wilkes Barre
Edith Chase
Miami
H. M. Murrill
Cedar Falls
A. R. McElwain
Fidelis Circle
Marion
F. O. Storrs
Mrs Podzimek Hosts Wapsie Picnic For Miller Guest
Mrs Ralph Podzimek entertained at her cottage on the Wapsie river Thursday for Mrs George Miller of Mount Vernon. Bridge was played with prizes to Mrs H B Adkins and Mrs A W Kindburg. The guest of honor received gifts from several hosts including Mrs Lewis Emerson and Mrs R C Wieland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Podzimek
Wapsie River
George Miller
Mount Vernon
H. B. Adkins
A. W. Kindburg
Lewis Emerson
Adkins
Raymond Rink
Kindburg
Parker Randall
R. C. Wieland
Iowa News in Brief Highlights from several towns
In Weichman home the American Legion Auxiliary elected officers for the coming year led by President Tina Miller and Secretary Lena Hegewald. In Colesburg a St Patrick’s Catholic church vacation school closes with five children receiving first communion under Father Mayer and nuns Gonsalva and Jane. Sigourney judge Seigers grants custody to parents amid shared care arrangements. Troy Mills hires bus drivers and a janitor to consolidate routes. Tipton band to give concert with solos by George Fraseur and Arvel Smith. Buckingham bride choose June 30 wedding in Waterloo with Blanche Bredfeldt and Carleton J Eickelberg. Sigourney church hosts farewell dinner for Rev E K Schneider and family in Donnellson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Schrader
Caroline Connor
Colesburg
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Arvin Bockenstedt
Joan Weber
Helen Krapfl
Lillian Steger
Ivanelle Helle
John H. Mayer
Mary Gonsalva
Mary Jane
la Crosse
Wis
Ariene Bockenstedt
Edward Bockenstedt
Leo Bockenstedt
Mildred Clemens
Ralph Clemens
Cletus Conley
Madonna Conley
Charles Diers
James Diers
Jeanette Diers
Paul Diers
Vincent Diers
Helen Fruth
Joan Hogan
Vincent Hogan
Donald Helle
Vernon Helle
Mary Krapfl
Lee Krapfl
Ivanelle Lake
Myrtle Mae Meyer
John Nebel
James Nebel
Robert Nurre
Catherine Parker
Wilfred Pasker
Germaine Roling
Robert Vorwald
Lavern Wilkus
Marian Bockenstedt
Gerald Clemens
Parl Lake
Ila Jane Meyer
Margaret Pasker
Anna Mae Vorwald
Catherine Weber
James Nurre
Helen Ann Diers
Jerome Vorwald
Anthony Helle
Ronald Boge
Buckingham
Blanche Bredfeldt
Julius Bredfeldt
Carleton J. Eickelberg
L. E. Eickelberg
Waterloo
First Evangelical
Beulah Bredfeldt
Gene Seaburn
Miss Bredfeldt
St. Luke's Hospital
Chicago
Sigourney
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
E. K. Schneider
Donnellson
Rail freight loadings spark question on recession
Chicago AP reports that Railway Age magazine asks if the recession has ended as freight loadings rise, signaling optimism in the rail industry about demand and economic activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Railway Age
Republican Criticism Follows Adjournment Over Crisis
Washington AP Republicans denounce adjournment amid a severe economic crisis accusing administration of trying to alter government. McNary and Snell urge in-session action, cite 13,000,000 unemployed and prices in decline, list ten policy fights including tax reforms, budget balance, and returning relief to states to revive industry and jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate
McNary
Oregon
Representative Snell
New York
House
A F L Man Defeats Incumbent CIO er For ITU Presidency
In Indianapolis AP reports Claude M. Baker of San Francisco defeated incumbent Charles P. Howard of Chicago for the ITU presidency by about 14,000 votes. Final: Baker 37,229 Howard 23,344 from 807 locals. Baker linked to AFL. Howard led the progressive party. Howard had been ITU president since 1926. Independent party secured most top posts and delegates. Barrett edged Whittle for first vice president. Randolph reelected secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
International Typographical Union
Claude M. Baker
San Francisco
Charles P. Howard
Chicago
Baker
Howard
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
American Federation of Labor
ITU
Independent Party
Colorado Springs
Colo
AFL
Progressive Party
Francis G. Barrett
New York
Howard Group
Woodruff Randolph
Barrett
Alfred J. Whittle
New Rochelle
N. Y
Randolph
Harry B. Schaudt
Whittle
Schaudt
49th Iowa Spanish American War to hold reunion
The 49th Iowa regiment veterans will hold a reunion Monday during the United Spanish War Veterans Iowa convention in Marshalltown. G W Knapp of Vinton chairs, with C J Stewart of Cedar Rapids and Frank Haragon of Marshalltown assisting. Memorial service opens the event, a monument dedication occurs at the Iowa Soldiers' Home, a parade and business sessions follow, and the ladies auxiliary meets midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
49Th Iowa
United Spanish War Veterans
Department of Iowa
Marshalltown
49Th
Iowa
G. W. Knapp
Vinton
C. J. Stewart
Cedar Rapids
Frank Haragon
Knapp
49Th Regiment
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Iowa Governor Set for Wisconsin Fishing Vacation
Des Moines AP report notes Governor Kraschel will depart next Thursday for a week long vacation in Wisconsin chiefly to fish. He says Iowa fishing is as good as Wisconsin's but there are fewer job seekers to encounter there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Nelson G. Kraschel
Wisconsin
Iowa
Pleasant little game spells fortune with a number key
A playful puzzle describes counting letters in a first name, applying a simple adjust rule to obtain a key number, then scanning a rectangle left to right to read a hidden message from the letters under the checked figures. It invites daily participation and fortune reading.
Make This Model At Home By ANNE ADAMS
Anne Adams promotes pattern 4831 for aprons with nonSlip shoulder straps large pockets and tie belt. urges two styles ric rac cretonne gingham lawn dimity. pattern sizes small to large. fabric needs listed. 15 cents per pattern 15 for book 25 for book and pattern. order Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department 243 W 17th St New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Department
17Th St
New York
Fayette Contestant Wins Stock Judging
William T. Diamond of Fayette won the livestock judging contest at Iowa State College during the cattle judging conference. He received a gold medal from the animal husbandry department. About ninety county and club agents and other cattle judges attended the conference to standardize judging methods and show ring classifications for fairs.
Notice of Appointment of Executors in Linn County Iowa
On June 17 1938 the undersigned were duly appointed and qualified as executors of the estate of David W Reynolds late of Linn County Iowa deceased All persons indebted to said estate should pay promptly Those having claims must file them authenticated in the office of the Clerk of the Linn County Town District Court Everett E Reynolds Schultz Inez C Executors Frank Healy Attorney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Towa
Linn
David W. Reynolds
Linn County
Iowa
Everett E. Reynolds
Schultz Inez C
V F W Convention Opens With National Leaders Attending
The Iowa department V F W encampment in Cedar Rapids runs to Wednesday with Scott P. Squyres, commander in chief, arriving Sunday morning and Mrs. Winifred D. Toussaint, past national president of the ladies auxiliary, attending full event. About 1,000 veterans and auxiliary members are expected for parades, exhibitions and drills. Headquarters at Montrose hotel. Arthur S. Buckner oversees local arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott P. Squyres
Oklahoma City
Okla
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States
Winifred D. Toussaint
Jersey City
N. J
Ladies Auxiliary
Iowa Department V. F. W
Cedar Rapids
Squyres
Toussaint
Views Against Chain Stores To Iowa Labor Chief
R J Cavanaugh president of the Independent Business Men’s Association of Iowa released a telegram to A A Couch president of the Iowa State Federation of Labor in Council Bluffs. He argued chain stores depress wages and prices to producers while federation officials reaffirmed their stance against chain stores at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
R. J. Cavanaugh
Independent Business Men’s Association of Iowa
A. A. Couch
Iowa State Federation of Labor
Council Bluffs
Paul Topping
Washington, D. C
American Federation of Labor
Iowa
Cavanaugh
Couch
Killed In Same Mine He Won Hero's Medal
Ray J. Eames a 30 year old miner of Terraville was killed Friday at the Home stake Gold mine on the 2000 foot level when a waste slide buried him. A companion was only slightly hurt. In 1936 he saved William Sells on the same level earning a heroism medal from the American Mining Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D
Ray J. Eames
Terraville
American Mining Congress
Eames
Homestake
William Sells
Sells
Urges Fight On Mental Diseases at AMA Meeting
Dr. Henry A. Luce of Detroit told the American Medical association that mental disease must be the next battlefield for America's 100,000 organized doctors. He warned of rising mental illness and urged the group to direct efforts toward expanding care beyond social diseases and extending medicine to all, rich and poor, in the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
America
Henry A. Luce
Detroit
American Medical Associations
Luce
Lutheran Synod Names Four Vice-Presidents
The Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Missouri Ohio and other states elected four vice-presidents to serve with President J W Behnken in his second three year term. Named were Rev F J Lankenau Napoleon Ohio Rev Henry Grueber Milwaukee Rev Karl Kretzschmer Fort Smith Arkansas and Rev Henry Harms Davenport Iowa. The convention took no action on revising the catechism text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of
Missouri
Ohio
J. W. Behnken
Chicago
F. J. Lankenau
Napoleon, O
Henry Grueber
Milwaukee
Karl Kretzschmer
Fort Smith
Ark
Henry Harms
Davenport
The Curious Lancelot Lacks a Definitive Heart
A curious creature termed the lancelot lies between fishes and Ascidians and has no clearly recognized heart. Observers note its intermediate position in the animal kingdom and its unusual anatomy as a subject of zoological interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancelot
Four Harlan defendants freed in union conspiracy case
LONDON Ky. Four defendants in the Harlan coal trial were acquitted after the judge ruled the government failed to connect them with an alleged conspiracy against unionism. The Blue Diamond Coal Co and Black Star Coal Co officials were discharged from liability. 22 deputy sheriffs remain to defend themselves on the indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Harlan
H. Church Ford
Blue Diamond Coal Co
William H. Sienkendt
Blue Diamond
Black Star Coal Co
Charles B. Burchfield
Black Star
Ford
Harlan County
Sienknecht
Burchfield
Henry Schweinhaut
Blue Diamond Co
Steinknecht
Three Chicago Brokers Indicted In Hoagland And Allum Case
A federal grand jury indicted George F. Allum Olaf Larson and Henry A Engel senior officers of the defunct Hoagland and Allum brokerage on 17 counts for using the mails to defraud and violating the securities act. They face $25 000 bonds each and have prior Cook County indictments on securities law violations. Dozens of customers report losses from alleged foreign deal schemes involving planes and munitions with promises of huge profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hoagland and Allum
Securities and Exchange Act
George F. Allum
Olaf Larson
Henry A. Engel
Cook County Grand Jury
Federal Grand Jury
Allum
Grace Brooks
Beulah, Mich
George L. Buck
Racine
Wis
Julia Kemler
Dubuque
Precanceled parcel post stamps to be discontinued July 1
The Cedar Rapids post office issues a bulletin announcing end of precanceled stamps on parcel post after July 1 except when the user stamps and initials above the cancel lines. Shippers pay to print their initials, with month and year, and use stamps within the stamped month. Small shippers urged to use uncanceled stamps. Only third class items may still use precanceled stamps. not more than one precanceled stamp per piece unless correct denomination is unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Willis Says Breaking Promises Hurts Both Sides
Willie Willis voices frustration at broken promises, arguing that hurting others through unkept commitments is wrong and reflects maturity. He suggests promises to a child carry stronger moral weight.
Physician dies in car fire after claiming to avert murders
D Leon E. Duval, 46, assistant superintendent at the Michigan State Hospital for the Criminally Insane in Ionia, was found dead in a burned car. A hat note stated he chose suicide to prevent two planned murders. Sheriff said motive may remain a mystery. family troubles cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ionia, Mich
INS
D Leon E. Duval
Michigan Stat Hospital
Vermon
Perry Robertson
Insane Hospital
Dr. Duval
Herbert A. Ross
Ross
Robertson
Duval
Ionia
Church in Woods Aids Camp Fund Drive
The Church in the Woods leads a campaign for the Camp Good Health Fund to support physically handicapped children. Donations, acknowledged in The Gazette, fund the camp run with medical exams, nursing staff, and doctor supervision for residents from poor homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church IN Woods
Frayer Pes Rasbach
Pratt
Krabbenhoff
J. B. Priestley
Werner
Trompeter van Sakkingen
Nessler
Mr “Moore
Lin Yutang
Maier
Beethovestring
Hisrother
Theo Vincent van’ Gogh
Public Health Nursing Association
Camp Good Health Fund
the Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Young millionaire weds third wife in Reno and Carson
James McDonald III, 24, a millionaire, married his third wife June C. Kerns in Carson after divorcing his second wife in Reno. The ceremony followed a fast moving sequence of weddings and divorces that began Thursday in Reno with the divorce from his first wife and the marriage to the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson, Nev
James McDonald III
June C. Kerns
Cassell
Calif
Princeton Senior Urges Quiet Protest Over Governor's Honor
Princeton senior releases a letter from Socialist Leader Norman Thomas urging students to protest quietly in advance of an honorary degree to Governor A Harry Moore at upcoming commencement. The AP report details the alleged plan and the response from campus and local officials in Princeton New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Noreman Thomas
Thomas
New Jersey
A. Harry Moore
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Miss Wessale
Mrs. Collins
Junior Nadassaie
David Bollinger
Pytinian Sisters
Miss Forsythe
Mrs. Berry
Mrs. Krueger
Laff-A-Lot Bridge Club
P. D
Florida
Mrs. Podzimek
Iowa News
Gazette
P. J. Seigers
Glen Dimmick
Agency
M. B. Bogard
Clyde Snodgrass
Troy Mills
Troy Mills High School
William Shaffer
LaVerne McAfee
Harlin Walton
Harold Shaffer
Ross Anice
Tipton
J. G. Westby
Court Square
George Fraseur
Arvel Smith
A.F.L
Cio’er
Fayette
Frank Healy
Natl
Lutheran Synod
Hoagland and Allum Co
Willie Willis
George C. Claassen
J. Bruce McKay
George R. Dennis
I. D. Garrison
Mr. Moore
Paul
Franz Joseph Haydn
Brooks Atkinson Romanza
Ernest Dohnanyl
Raunds
Boston
Mount Ayr
New Orleans
Galveston
Es Moines
Gil Les Angeles
Seattle
Climarck
Cokult
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