Marriage of Beatrice Blue Prompts Local Notice
Announcements list Beatrice Blue 3 of Los Angeles marrying John Nmsaurmea Burk X Compisn in a ceremony at fame Matihe Wee Sork o Heats. The notice records the union and social acknowledgments from families and friends.
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Noara
Los Angeles
Lal Rexceria
Bessice Mane
John Nmsaurmea Burk
Sock suienSac
Cearine
WSS
Srecwae
Soethren Caniecm
Eick
Local Family Heads Abroad for Summer Break
Mrs Saleem Lubevcer and her daughter Man Kathemme 7e Saly depart last week for Sabs BES Ae Ora Mian to spend the rest of the summer there.
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Saleem Lubevcer
Dauchiera
Man
Kathemme
Saly
P RL Ray Returns Home After Brief Weekend Visit
P RL Ray left the first of the week for his home in Chattanooga Tennessee after a brief weekend visit with his son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Paul Schumann of 1400 Second Avenue SE.
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P RL Ray
Chattanooza Tern
Nat Peof
Paul Schumann
Second Avenue SE
Marriage of Miss Tadlocs and Everett C Faas
Miss Sarah Ruth Tadlocs daughter of Mr and Mrs T C Tadlocs of South English wed Everett C Faas son of Mr and Mrs George B Faas Tuesday at 8 pm in the parsonage of the First United Presbyterian church with Rev W Greer McCrory officiating The bride wore white organza and was attended by her sister in law Mrs LeRoy Sturdivan matron of honor Best man was Mr Sturdivan The couple will reside at 622 Second Avenue SW Mrs Faas taught in Wellman and Mr Faas is employed at Liggett Drug store after studying at the University of Iowa and the University of Wisconsin
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Sarah Ruth Tadlocs
T C Tad'ss
South English
Everett C Faas
Cedar Rapids
George B Faas
First United Presbyteran Church
W. Greer McCrory
LeRoy Sturdivan
Sturdivan
Faas
Second Avenue
Wellman
University of Iowa
University of Wisconsin
Liggett Drug Store
Wisconsin and Texas sisters to host dinner in Cedar Rapids
Miss Katherine Holden of Madison Wisconsin and Miss Winifred Holden of Temple Texas visiting with their father D R Holden at 349 Twentieth Street SE will host a dinner for a small group of friends tonight Miss Winifred Holden will leave Saturday to return to Texas and Miss Katherine Holden will stay in Cedar Rapids until mid July
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Katherine Holden
Madison
Wis
Winifred Holden
Temple
Texas
D. R. Holden
Twentieth Street
Seder Rapids
Luncheon Honoring Out of Town Guests at Mrs Barta's Home
Mrs. Frank W. Barta hosted a luncheon at 805 Fifth Avenue SE honoring two guests from out of town, Mrs. Harley Thompson of Van Nuys California and Miss Alma Bohac of Los Angeles, with ten attendees. Nearby, Mrs. Adolph Rubek celebrated her birthday with friends including Mr and Mrs Rubek and numerous couples at 2443 J Street, sharing a festive evening.
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Frank W. Barta
Fifth Avenue SE
Harley Thompson
van Nuys
Calif
Alma Bohac
Los Anerles
Adolph Rubek
J Street
A Rubek
Frank Chrstie
Fmuil Dvorak
Frank Pohorski
Jorn Zrnicsky
Frans Teierkt
Jwe
Heven
Tresenore Smor
O F Fann
Jorn Newman
Ane
Mee
James Yarca
Frank Jurca
Jenn Caltex
Kensington Ladies Club Notices Regulated Meeting
The Ladies Norden Kensington club reports a regular meeting at 1203 Lincoln Street NW. Fran and Ponthe address planning and agenda items for the Kensington group.
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Norden Kensington
Regulas
Ponthe Kawe
Ciroeller
M Street
Des Moines Wedding Notice for Hancock Brotherage
Fragmentary notice reports a Des Moines wedding for Hancock with a ceremony following a mass acre Bacuret prior to the matisee. Hancock is identified as manager of the Hancock Brokerage Company and the event is linked to the Center of Progress event at Trev wit in Stewart apartments after July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Des Moines
Caco
Brere
Centur
Stewart
Hancock Broxerarce Company
Mercy Auxiliary Lawn Party Planned at Mercy Hospital
The Mercy hospital auxiliary board met at the hospital to plan a lawn party Friday evening on the east lawn. Aiming to entertain auxiliary members, families, friends and others, the committee includes Mrs J W Dyer Mrs Frank Sebetka Mrs D J Condon Mr George Harms Mrs A Stark Mrs A Dohna le Mrs L R Hermann Mrs L McFarland Mrs D L Morrissey Ray Phelan J Raftery Paul Dale Tom Kane and Paul Condon.
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Board of Mercy Hospital
East Laan
Mercy Hospital
M W Duffy
J W. Dyer
Frank Sebetka
D J Condon
George Harms
A F Stark
A Dohnale
L.R Hermann
L McFarland
D L. Morrissey
Ray Phelan
J Raftery
Paul Dale
Tom Kane
Paul Condon
Aulerich-Schultz Reunion Held at Ellis Park
The annual Aulerich-Schultz reunion drew 175 relatives from multiple Iowa counties and Omaha Nebraska plus Rushford Minnesota. Prizes went to the Schultz and Weinberg families and to Arnold Averhoff and Joe Wolfrom for longevity, largest family, youngest child, and newlyweds. Officers elected include Charles Schultz as chairman and John Hinrich as secretary treasurer with a future year slate led by William Weinberg and Arnold Weiss. The next picnic is scheduled for the last Sunday in June 1934 at Ellis Park.
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Aulerich—Schultz
Aulerich-Schultz
Ellis Park
Allamakee
Benton
Blackhawk
Butler
Claxton Dubuque
Fayette Town
Linn Poweshick
Winneshick
Iowa
Omaha
Neb
Rushford
J. H Schultz
Blairstown
William Weinberg
Butler County
Cedar Rapids
Ells Park
Evening Bridge Meet at 360 Fifteenth Street SF
The TCC club gathered at Mr and Mrs Lee Eckert home as three bridge tables contested. High scores went to Mr and Mrs J J Gregory, with Mrs Vernon White and Bertram Parker earning grand prizes for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TCC
Lee Eckert
Fifteenth Street
J J Gregory
Vernon White
Bertram Parker
C F Inwin
Church Groups Call Meeting Amid Unclear News
A fragmented notice references church organizations and a gathering by the Rethane Ladies Aid and related groups. Details are obscured but imply a community meeting or event with religious affiliations and local involvement.
Soviet Government Orders Intensive Action on Mattern
Soviet authorities announce a broad campaign aimed at Mattern, detailing intensified measures and global surveillance. The report describes plans for coordinated efforts, deployment of experts, and monitoring of transportation routes in pursuit of the individual.
Conference Camp Enrollments Open This Week
Camp Wapsie hosts a conference camp open to local high school students and church youth. Activities include discussions on Growing Up led by Mrs. WoH Morgan, with Rev R F Judson, Prof W H Morgan and others guiding arts, water and land sports, nature lore, and drama.
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Camp Wapsie
Wansie
W Oh Morgan
Town
Morgan
R F Judson
First Baptist Church
W H Morgan
School of Religion
University of Town
Frances Owen
Earl Williams
Elmer Nelson
John Winter
George Anderson
Walter Estby
Louis Mounts
Charles Filip
Alice Papes
Kings Daughters junior camp opens season at Camp Lookout
The Kings Daughters junior camp at Camp Lookout Bluff Park Montrose Iowa opens today overlooking the Mississippi river. Six year growth from four attendees to eighty last season shows the program's expansion with sports crafts trips nightly camp fires and Tuesday camp ceremonial. Camp counselors include Edith Noonan Doris Grotawohl Betty Breimer Margaret Reipe Mildred Gulick and life guards Mildred Gulick and William Dodge. Juniors may contact Mrs W H Dodge in Fort Madison. Mrs RL Watkins and daughter Nancy Jean of Fairfield visit locally.
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Kings Daughters
Betty Breimer
Margaret Reipe
Mildred Gulick
Burlington
Miss Gulick
William Dodge
Fort Madison
W. H Dodge
Kine
Anne Adams Pattern Catalog Offer in Gazette
The Gazette advertises the new summer edition of the Anne Adams pattern bank listing fashion for afternoon sports golf tennis dresses juniors and young girls. It notes a price of 15 cents for the catalog and 250 patterns with instructions for a chic sweater and orders to The Gazette Pattern Department New York City.
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Anne Adams
Anne Adams Pattern Bank
Gazette Pattern Department
West Lith Street
New York City
City Briefs and Personals Highlight Local Happenings
Police court fined L Kohl ten dollars for speeding. Elmer Fisher sought help locating his red 57 488 Chevrolet coupe stolen Tuesday night near First Street and Third Avenue SW. Milton Chase des desertion charge continued until July 11. he pled not guilty. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Harry B Scott. M L Healy and Robert Byrnes drove to Chicago. Mrs Fred Durow to visit Norway relatives. Firemen quelled an awning blaze at Killian's store. Milton Crane jailed for ten days for defrauding the Roosevelt hotel. extradition waived to Faribault. Andrew Ferguson of Brooklyn injured on a box car near Linn Junction when hitting an overhead bridge. treated at a local physician.
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Elmer Fisher
Third Avenue
First Street
Milton Chase
Helen Chase
Justice S. Lightner
Chase
Milton Crane
Faribault Minn
G. S. Lightner
Roosevelt Hotel
Crane
Faribault
Andrew Ferguson
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Rock Island
Ferguson
Linn Junction
Vinton
Harriman Denied Delay For Trial In New York
Federal Judge William Bondy refused a one year delay in Joseph W Harriman's trial on charges of false entries and defalcations totaling 1.6 million dollars. The July 43 start date was set for Harriman, former head of Harriman National Bank, as prosecutors opposed extending the timetable amid Senate committee criticisms.
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New York
Insi
Joseph W Harriman
William Bondy
Harriman Na’onal Oank
Fen Harriars
George le Eure Peters
Senate
Aertare Comm
Tee
Reigins
Harman
Mer
Tacoma Leader Named Head of Moose Club
The article notes the selection of a Tacoma man to lead the local Moose Lodge branch. It mentions new leadership, upcoming duties, and community roles in the organization. Details about names and dates are fragmented but indicate an official appointment and associated responsibilities.
Man Dies Two Women Injured In Car Crash
An early morning crash in suburban Des Plaines left a 74 year old farmer Arthur Pansan of Silver Lake Way dead and two women injured. The vehicle struck a rear area and overturned near forest preserve. The accident occurred near Tendat Avenue and caused hospital treatment. A second item states a bomb exploded near Baden Germany shattering a streetcar viaduct during fighting between Austrian Nazis and the government.
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Arden
Arthur Pansan
Silver Lake Wye
Des Plaines Hospital
Vienna
Baden
Cedar Rapids Grain Market Said Largest in Iowa
Cedar Rapids is the largest grain market in Iowa and among the top eight in the nation, a Kiwanis Club talk heard Wednesday. GA Cabinett, federal grain inspector in eastern Iowa, explained inspection methods and the push for standardization to ensure Iowa grain grades match New York grades, with demonstrations of instruments and discussion of shippers’ circumventions.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Kiwanis Club
United States
Cabinett
Montrose Hotel
New York
Dabinett
Eleanor Wedding in a Simple Garden Brew
Eleanor celebrates a home wedding on a sunny day with a garden reception after the ceremony. Guests enjoy punch coffee small cakes and nuts as the bride cuts the cake amid flowers. Nancy offers a Tea Time Goodies recipe via the paper with self addressed stamp envelope.
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Eleanor
Nancy
Forty Scouts Advance at Court of Honor in Cedar Rapids
Forty Cedar Rapids Boy Scouts moved up during the May court of honor at Bever Park Council Ring. More than 100 Scouts leaders and visitors attended as Troop 2 hosted, with awards including First Class Star and Life. merit badges totaled 57 for 36 Scouts, and several ranks were conferred across multiple troops.
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Cedar Rapids
Bever Park Council
John Huss Methodist Church
Franklin B. John
C. W. Harrop
Chester Johnson
GC. W. Harrop
Thomas Felereisen
Troop 2
Donald Armstrong
Richard Farber
Troop
Victor Gill
Nile Waggoner
Robert Ratner
John Walker
James Hines
Shelton Gangster Slain by Gunmen in Collinsville
Domonic Madeline 43, a Shelton gang figure, was killed at his Collinsville home by Louis Colone a special deputy sheriff and George Kurk a highway trooper who had come to question him about a Tuesday night machine gun raid on a Collinsville restaurant linked to Colone. James Colone 54 was wounded, in critical condition, after four men fired from a car at the restaurant fronts.
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Collinsville
Ill
Domonic Madeline
Shelton
Illinois
Louis Colone
Madeline
Colone
George Kurk
James Colone
Von Papen Visits Vatican For Nazis
Vice chancellor Franz von Papen and German ambassador Ulrich von Hassel arrived in Rome and were welcomed by Vatican representatives. Vatican prelats said the visit relates to negotiating a new concordat for the Reich, possibly extending existing concordats with Prussia Bavaria and Baden.
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Rome
Franz von Papen
Germany
Ulrich von Hassel
Holy See
Vatican
von Papen
Reich
Prussia
Bavaria
Baden
Volstead Loses Job as Dry Adviser in St Paul
ST PAUL AP Andrew J Volstead co author of the prohibition enforcement act bearing his name lost his job as legal adviser to the Eighth district dry administrator. He was indefinitely furloughed effective July 1 along with district administrator Robert D Ford and six state deputy administrators.
Widow Of Caruso To Marry Again
Dorothy Benjamin Caruso widow of Enrico Caruso plans to wed Dr Charles Adams Holder in a civil ceremony on July 5 with banns posted earlier. The marriage will be conducted in a civil setting without a church service.
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Paris
Dorothy Benjamin Caruso
Enrico Caruso
Charles Adams Holder
Boston Mayor Curley Meets Pope in Private Vatican Audience
Vatican City report says Mayor James M Curley of Boston, a leading Catholic layman, was received privately by Pope Pius XI at the Vatican on Wednesday. He traveled with his four sons and daughter.
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Vatican City
Ins
James M Curley
Boston
America
Pius XI
Vatican
Steel Production Surges With Sharp Rise in Demand
AP reports steel production climbs to 53 percent capacity as buyers rush orders amid price prospects and uncertain firm quotations. Automotive output may reach 240,000 cars this month, with June retail sales also rising.
Wiscon Attorney Namediwanis Head Wiscon Attorney Namediwanis Head
Joshua L. Johns of Applen Wisconsin was elected unamiously president of wonis International at its seventh annual convention in Los Angeles. Judge A A Schramm of Marietta Ohio and Andy Whyte of Edmonton Alberta were elected unopposed as vice presidents.
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LOS Angles
Joshua L. Johns
Applen
Wis
Offiwanis International
A. A Schramm
Marietta, O
Andy Whyte
Edmonton
Alberta
Eleed
Deaf Ad Blind Hea By Feeling
A method of hearing by feeling is demonstrated by two deaf youths who converse by tapping each other’s hands to feel vibrations. Tad Chapmey of Redfield South Dakota and Leona Dowdy of Sedalia Missouri proved successful at the demonstration.
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Chicago
Ins
Nerican Society For
Tad Chapmey
Redfield
S. D
Leona Dowdy
Sedalia
Stephenson Loses Bid for Freedom in Indiana
D C Stephenson's last hope for court aid to gain freedom from state prison where he is serving a life term for murder was denied. The Indiana Supreme Court on Tuesday denied or dismissed three petitions filed by the former Ku Klux Klan grand dragon, once a political power in Indiana.
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Indianapol (Ap
D. C. Stephenson
Indiana Supme
Ku Klux Klan
Indiana
Eastern Iowa druggists map recovery act plans
Nearly 200 druggists from the eastern third of Iowa met at Hotel Roosevelt to discuss participation in the national industrial recovery act. The meeting, third in a state series, aimed to draft a national code for druggists and allied interests with leaders from Des Moines Burlington Ottumwa Sioux City Council Bluffs Dubuque Cedar Rapids in attendance.
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Iowa
Hotel Roosevelt
The
Drug Institute of America
Wholesale Druggists of
Des Moines
Fort Dodge
Carl Weeks
Armand Company
National Industrial Recovery Act
W. E. Sherman
Des Moines Drug Company
Warren Churchill
McKesson-Churchill Drug Company
Burlington
J. W. Porterfield
McKesson, Moore and Porterfield Drug Company
Sioux City
W. T Harper
J. W. Edgerly Company
Ottumwa
Frank Garrett
Harle-Haas Company
Council Bluffs
C. W. Wunderlich
Torbert Drug Company
Dubuque
W. K. Roth
McKesson- Churchill Drug Company
Cedar Rapids
Refunds Made On Cedar Rapids Unemployment Relief Pledges
About 3590 dollars is being refunded to firms and individuals who paid in full to the Cedar Rapids Unemployment Relief fund. Reflecting roughly 20 percent of total pledges, the balance after a six month work program is returned. Refunds of 1 dollar or more are by check. under 1 dollar are payable in cash at the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce office.
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Cedar Rapids
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