Joseph Smejkal honored at series of Santa Ana parties
Mr and Mrs Joseph Smejkal of Santa Ana California who will leave Monday after visiting in the home of Mrs Smejkal's sister Mrs W L Hoffer and Mr Smejkal's brother Frank Smejkal have been complimented at a series of parties Hostesses include Mrs Carrie Vanous at a family dinner and Mr and Mrs Wal Shaffer at a dinner Other hosts were M R Wright at Wurster's tea room and Mr and Mrs Chadima at Meadow Brook Drive SE Guests at a Delhi summer home dinner included Mrs Carrie Vanous and the Vanous children Virginia and Patty along with the Hoffer and Shaffer families and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Smejkal
Santa Ana
Calif
Smejkal
M. R Wright
Wurster
W. L. Hoffer
Joseph Chadima
Meadowbrook Drive
Richard Jensen
Delhi
Smejkahi
W . L. Hoffer
Edward Vanous
Virginia
Patty
M. R. Wright
Leo Vanous
Kenneth
Nancy
Carrie Vanous
Wallace N Shaffer
Anna May Machacek
Robert Vanous
Billie Keith Shaffer
Miss Forsythe Fetes at Mock Wedding Picnic
Miss Mary Alice Forsythe and Eldridge Calhoun wed this afternoon and were feted at Ellig park duck pond picnic by Killian company cashiers. Guests included Mesdames Lydia Kindi Leona Giese Loretta Shelton Amelia Keith Lucille Chromak Wilma Truesdell Irma Marshall Dorothy Miller and Misses Gail Ruebel Genevieve Long Alice Kulhavy Mary Stevenson Cora Farr Alice Colgan Esther Christie Helen Boyd Marguerite Scanlon Mary Ellen Mangel Anna Marie Heimendahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Forsythe
Eldridge Calhoun
Ellig Park
Killian Company
Lydia Kindi
Leona Giese
Loretta Shelton
Amelia Keith
Lucille Chromak
Wilma Truesdell
Irma Marshall
Dorothy Miller
Gail Ruebel
Genevieve Long
Alice Kulhavy
Mary Stevenson
Cora Farr
Alice Colgan
Esther Christie
Helen Boyd
Marguerite Scanlon
Mary Ellen Mangel
Anna Marie Heimendahl
Mrs Elkema Leaves After Visiting Parents
Mrs H Elkema and her children Harrison Robert and Ema Ruth left for home in Duluth Minnesota Friday after visiting the home of Mrs Elkema s parents Dr and Mrs F G Young at 053 Center Point Road Northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Elkema
Harrison
Robert
Ema Ruth
Duluth
Minn
Elkema
F. G. Young
Center Point Road
Farewell Tea Held for Mrs Stewart at Local Home
A farewell tea was hosted Friday at 1715 C avenue NE by Mrs. F W Schindler honoring Mrs. M L Stewart of 1731 C avenue NE who will move soon to Ocheyedan. Guests included Mrs. H O Lubben Mrs. C H Sawyer Mrs. O W Herrick and Mrs. J M Afflerbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Schindler
C Avenue NE
M. L. Stewart
Ocheyedan
H O. Lubben
C. H Sawyer
O W. Herrick
J. M. Afflerbaugh
Good Will Club Honors Mrs Elmer Wickham
The Good Will club held a surprise shower Friday at 1827 First Avenue East honoring Mrs Elmer Wickham. Attending were Mrs C I Morningstar Mrs Fred Jurgensen Mrs Ed Lyon Mrs Emil Palmer Mrs Vo aM Moravee and Mrs Roy V Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Club
J. L. Parker
First Avenue E
Elmer Wickham
C. I. Morningstar
Fred Jurgensen
Ed Lyon
Emil Palmer
Vo Am Moravee
Roy V Johnson
Menus of the Day for Dinner Serving Seven or Eight
Preparing for company the menu includes chilled fruit salad with French dressing bread sticks buttered veal steak Creole baked new potatoes corn on the cob beet relish rolls peach butter strawberry cream pie and coffee for the dinner serving time seven or eight.
Veal Creole and Strawberry Cream Pie Recipe
Veal Creole recipe with veal cutlets, flour, salt, paprika, tomatoes onions celery green peppers and beets horseradish sugar vinegar steps include baking then simmering, turn pieces for even cooking. Strawberry Cream Pie combines sugar flour salt yolks milk extracts and whipped whites with berries, bake in shell and cool, spread with cream.
Voice Pupils Of Ralph Leos Meet Group 3 Program
Ralph Leos voice pupils meet at Mrs Margaret Heinrich's home with Wallace Bixby as chairman. Program includes songs by Foster Scarlatti and Mendelssohn plus arias and recitations. Next recital set for July 1 at Mrs W L Barnard's home with Norman Emerson as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Leo
Margaret Heinrich
Park Avenue
Wallace Bixby
Marratret Heinrich
Handel
Kreisler
Jeanie
Foster Wallace Bixby
Danny Boy
Weatherly
Mother Machree Ball
Irene Carran
Bolakheft
Clough-Leighter
John Casey
Fiddler Wood
Etta Evans Hodgson
Elijah Mendelssohn
Sharon Palmer
Rose
Cave Schneider Charles Mool
W L. Barnard
D Street
Norman Emerson
Sedlak Family Western Trip to Seattle and Pacific Coast
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sedlak depart Saturday by car with their cousin Oldrich Castek of Swisher. They will meet son-in-law and daughter Xavier Cole and Mrs Cole and drive to Seattle to visit Sedlak's brother-in-law Wes Langer. En route they will tour Black Hills Yellowstone Mount Rainier and Bremerton. On return they plan to cross the Golden Gate Bridge and visit W A Thomis and WC Knapp in Burlingame California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sedlak
Oldrich Castek
Swisher
Sioux City
Xavier Cole
Seattle
Wash
Larsons Celebrate Wedding Anniversary at Home
Mr and Mrs Leo W Larson hosted a family dinner at 1820 Higley Avenue SE on Friday night for their wedding anniversary the following day Saturday. Guests included Mrs Mary E Larson of Cedar Falls and Mr and Mrs Ralph C McCague of Marshalltown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo W. Larson
Higley Avenue
Mr. Larson
Mary E. Larson
Cedar Falls
Ralph C. McCague
Marshalltown
Larco Club Entertainment At Ellis Park
Mrs Harry Hammons hosted Larco club members at Ellis park with a picnic luncheon and ten rounds of banco. Prizes went to Mrs B N Coates Mrs R A Lacy and Mrs Dorothy Crow. Guests included Mrs Dick Richards and Mrs Vance C Richardson formerly Miss Hope Lenore Lacy whose marriage occurred Monday. The next meeting will be July 21 at Bever park hosted by Mrs Cron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hammons
Larco Club
Ellis Park
Banco
B. N. Coates
R. A Lacy
Dorothy Crow
George Miller
John Cleator
E. G. Hopkins
Leo Valliere
J. F Cowden
Crow
Coates
Lacy
Hammons
Dick Richards
Kewanee, NL
Vance C. Richardson
Hope Lenore Lacy
Bever Park
Cron
AAA Fixes Minimum Grading For Wheat Stored Under Loans
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration sets minimum grades for wheat stored as loan collateral. Hard red spring wheat must grade No. 2 or better, other classes No. 3 or better, with moisture caps at 13.5 percent for red spring and durum, and 13 percent for others. Loans begin July 15. storage in approved farm granaries will be inspected after 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Five Sacred Mountains Sanctioned by Taoist Faith in China
The Taoist faith venerates five sacred mountains across China. They are T'ai Shan in Shantung, Heng Shan in Hunan, Hua Shan in Shensi, Heng Shan in Hopeh, and Chang Shan in Hoban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
T’ai Shan
Shantung Province
Heng Shan
Hunan Province
Hua Shan
Shensi
Hopeh Province
Chang Shan
Hoban
Roosevelt risks prestige in 1938 primaries
President Roosevelt declared a right to indicate his preference in Democratic primaries, signaling vigorous leadership ahead and placing his personal prestige on the line for forthcoming elections. Campaign manager James A. Farley followed with remarks in Boston framing the election as a test of the President’s popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Oval
United States
Bar Association Debates Heins Law Library Debt Plan
Linn County Bar Association met at Hotel Roosevelt to hear a committee report on clearing a debt tied to the Heins Law Library. Aimed at funding future maintenance, the plan faces legal hurdles since the association is not incorporated and cannot hold title to property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Association
Heins Law Library
Linn County Bar Association
Hotel Roosevelt
Lewis Heins
Linn County
L. Wick
Heins
Paw Heins Library Association
Hieins
Guy Linville
Fred Fisher, Jr
C. J. Lynch, Jr
Harold Trewin
Abe Bass
The
Stray Buildings Stolen From Chicago Facing Losses
Chicago police and public works officials report multiple buildings vanished or suffered major thefts. Commissioner James P. Allman ordered a search after Oscar E. Hewitt noted two condemned structures vanished, with key sections stripped from ten others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James P. Allman
Oscar E. Hewitt
Public Works
Funeral services announced for Mrs Pearl Ehlers
Cedar Rebekah lodge 494 members are asked to meet at Turner's chapel at 1 45 PM Sunday to attend Mrs Pearl Ehlers funeral. Carl W Hall of 1307 Eighth Street NW is not the same Carl Hall fined for driving without a license. A 21 jewel white gold wrist watch valued at 35 was reported stolen from a Bradley garage. Mrs Erma Lyman 40 pleaded guilty to keeping a disorderly house and was fined 100 and costs. she resides at 1140 H Avenue NE, with the home later located in the rear of that address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rebekah Lodge 494
Turner's Chapel
Pearl Ehlers
Carl W. Hall
Eighth Street
Tax and Service Bureau
Carl Hall
Bradley
Sixteenth Avenue
Erma Lyman
H Avenue
Lynch Thrills Crowd on Second Avenue Bridge Show
A Saturday 1 p.m. crowd of over 800 watched Jimmie Lynch, a daredevil driver, perform skids and ramp jumps on the Second Avenue bridge in front of city hall despite light rain. His car nearly overturned on a 42 inch ramp. the stunt was a teaser for Sunday at Hawkeye Downs, staged by Iowa State Policemen's Protective Association Unit No. 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
Jimmie Lynch
Second Avenue
Hawkeye Downs
The
Iowa State Policemen’s Protective Association
President Urges Cooperation in Liberal Congress Choice
Washington AP report presents President Roosevelt's radio address praising democracy and the Liberal 75th Congress. He notes mixed achievements from farm support and fair labor standards to court reforms, civil service housing, and national defense, urging continued collaboration between capital and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Roosevelt
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
A speech critiques private industry and government cooperation, warning against wage cuts and urging unity to restore confidence. It urges liberals and conservatives to choose pragmatic, democratic remedies, avoid inflationary policies, and emphasizes free speech and orderly political primaries.
Willie Willis Reflects on Poverty and Paper Shortage
Willie Willis laments chronic poverty and public exposure after saying he couldn’t afford more than twelve papers despite his name appearing in the paper yesterday. He speaks to the hardship of being broke and the sting of media attention.
Primary and November Elections in American Politics
A fragmented reading notes that American voters will spot the candidate whose ideas have carried through in both primaries and the November ballot. It hints at consistent messaging across campaigns and the importance of identifying leadership plans for the nation's future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
Roosevelt Voices Right to Intervene in Campaigns
President Roosevelt asserts the right of federal intervention in political campaigns, prompting mixed reactions. Sen Burke doubts wisdom but respects legal right, warning against goose stepping behind a leader. Industrialists visiting discuss monopoly inquiry and hear the address. a government official says it bodes well for government business cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Burke
United States
Perrigo and Woolery Get 10-Year Terms for Robbery
Oscar Perrigo of Cedar Rapids and Jerry Woolery of 29, sentenced to ten years each by Judge James P. Gaffney in Marengo for the June 16 theft from J. J. Roushar drug store in Victoria. Sentences run concurrently with Cedar Rapids terms. cash register valued at $350 and merchandise including cigars, an electric razor, and three cameras were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Perrigo
Cedar Rapids
Jerry Rufus Woolery
James P. Gaffney
Marengo
J. J. Roushar
Victoria
Milford Engelbert
Fort Madison
Hilton Creek
Evangelical Group Approves Lutheran Fellowship Plan
At the centennial session of the Evangelical Lutheran synod of Missouri Ohio and others the delegates representing over 5,000 congregations backed a church fellowship proposal with the American Lutheran church. The plan aims toward eventual intersynodical union, with the American Lutheran church to vote on the measure in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Missouri
Ohio
Synod
United States
Canada
South America
American Lutheran Church
Pump Priming Cannot Produce Permanent Health Vandenberg
Grand Rapids AP Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg warned that pump priming can produce a temporary fever flush but cannot yield lasting health. Speaking to the Michigan Bankers association he cited unemployment figures and urged balanced budgets thrift and honest math in government. He called for business regulation to protect the public and affirmed labor’s right to a larger share of output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan Bankers Association
Vandenberg
Arlington Heights Plans Slot Machine Cut Admission
Walter Krause, chairman of the Arlington Heights village board, admitted the town takes a 20 percent cut from slot machines. He cited $1,300 last year and $200 so far this year. Assistant State's Attorney Richard B. Austin planned to raise the issue with superiors, noting slot machines are illegal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Walter Krause
Arlington Heights
Krause
Richard B. Austin
Austin
Gloria Swanson Heads to New York for Stage Offer
Hollywood actress Gloria Swanson travels to New York to discuss a stage offer. The former silent film star will stay in the city through September while negotiations proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
INS
Gloria Swanson
New York
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Mrs. Elkema
Alexander George
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Joseph Sedlaks
Leo Larsons
Ry William L. Beale
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Civil Aeronautics Authority
Civil Service
United States Housing Authority
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Walt Recession
Works Progress Administration
Public Works Administration
Rural Electrification Administration
Civilian Conservation Corps
Supreme Court
Lincoln
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Down
Liberal School
Willie Willis
Perrigo
Woolery
Victor
Evangelical Group
Lutheran “Fellowship
Gloria
Mee
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