Fishing at Whitefish Lake Sighted in Ripples
A fragment notes activity around Whitefish Lake with names including Dr John Siensbico and Dr E M Ivins among others. Mentions market day and locals, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1934
Page
10
A fragment notes activity around Whitefish Lake with names including Dr John Siensbico and Dr E M Ivins among others. Mentions market day and locals, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
Mr and Mrs Charles Duncan of Savannah Ga will arrive this afternoon after a ten day motor trip through the east and Chicago where they visited the fair. They come to visit Mrs H B Hunting at 1857 Second Avenue SE for a week. Also arriving this afternoon for a week are Mr and Mrs Harry G Williams and their son David of Davenport. Mrs Duncan is the former Miss Helen Hunting and Mrs Williams was formerly Miss Ruth Hunting.
Ellis guests attend a Home Garden Club event led by Mrs RC Fossom and J S Stockman. A keynote by Ais J F Currel, a rose garden gift ceremony, and cement seats donated by the club were accepted by Ed Stefan. William J. Hughes spoke on rose care as William Wood announced garden improvements.
The marriage occurred this morning at 9 at Immaculate Conception with Rev John Molloy officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Nano Fitzgibbons and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs John Livermore of Palo. They plan a short wedding trip and will reside in Cedar Rapids.
Miss June Cluett of Fifteenth Avenue SW and William Hemsky married in Calvary Baptist Church this morning. Rev. E. P. Aesmin officiated as Bethan Clue and George Cluetti attended. The gown was speckled shell taffeta with roses. bridesmaids wore pink organdie. A breakfast followed at the bride’s brother-in-law’s home. The couple will reside at 390 Ninth Avenue SW after a short bridal trip.
Berlin reports rising unrest as observers forecast a second revolution in Germany this year. A cabinet crisis grows after Franz von Papen demanded liberalization, while Hitler meets President Hindenburg at Neudeck to discuss the volatile situation.
A series of pre nuptial events honor Miss Muldred Delaney as she prepares to marry Dr William Ryan of Pekin Illinois at St Matthew s church on June 26. Hosts include Miss Elizabeth Funkey and Miss Frances McLaughlin at Bever Avenue SE. Mrs Charles Dvorak and Miss Helen Cahal of Fairfax. and Mrs R M Hofford of Cedar Rapids.
Grace Sedlak is announced to wed Everette Bowen in a social engagement noting a rose blue and yellow theme. The event featured clever cellophane favors and a rose decorated table, with Miss Leona Sedlak, Miss Mae Sedlak and Miss Agatha Taylor winning prizes at the party.
A Chicago police officer shot and killed a man fleeing after a robbery. The incident occurred on a street where officers pursued the suspect, who did not surrender. The officer's use of force is under review by department authorities.
Belfast released the government pig census showing a 9 percent rise in seven months with 295 402 porkers, the highest ever total and about 30 000 more than three years ago. Officials credit the pig marketing project for the gain.
A fashion feature outlines new bathing suits with nautical trims and sunlit silhouettes. It details wool knit one piece suits with skirts, minus skirts options, and dressier styles with sailor collars and roped motifs, plus rubber for quick drying. Tomorrow covers men in white.
An eight year old boy and an elderly donor from Marion Iowa contribute to the Camp Good Health fund in Cedar Rapids. Jack Wolf sends one dollar earned selling peanuts and Marion provides two dollars from a lifelong practice of helping others. The camp opened with forty eight needy children benefiting and readers are urged to continue gifts. The Eskimos call themselves In nuit meaning men.
Mrs. Margaret McCormick aged 85 longtime Benton county pioneer died Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. at her son Robert McCormick’s home in Center Point after a brief illness. Funeral was held Thursday at Shellsburg Baptist Church. She was born in Ireland on December 16, 1848 and came to the United States at 14. She married Robert McCormick in 1867 and the family settled in Benton county. Surviving are eight children including Annie Foster Bird Cue George David Jim Robert and Henry, plus fifteen grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. The noted relic mentions an Ethiopian coronation dating to about 600 B C.
Allegan Michigan Mrs Fred C Ring wife of Kalamazoo dancing master who ran the Sunshine Sports League nudist camp was placed on a two year probation after pleading guilty to indecent exposure Judge Fred T Miles ordered costs of 50 and a one dollar monthly fine Ring whose husband is serving a 60 day jail term faced similar charges The case followed a Labor Day raid by sheriff deputies at the colony near Allegan Ring appealed to the Michigan Supreme Court but lost Nudists continue to visit the camp on weekends donning shorts to compromise the issue.
Frances Ruml Jordan, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Wentzle Ruml of Seattle, was elected dean of Radcliffe College in Cambridge Massachusetts. She has been with Radcliffe since 1928, served as assistant and acting dean, and is a Massachusetts General Hospital director. Her husband Dr. W K Jordan is Harvard historian and non resident dean of a college house. his book on religious toleration is well received.
Samuel Insull lost his final legal maneuver before a July 2 arraignment on a federal mail fraud indictment. Federal Judge James H. Wilkerson overruled a demurrer by Insull’s attorneys, exhausting avenues to challenge the case.
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