Churches and Temples Sauntering July Services List
A long church listings page details congregations on First Second avenue at Twelfth Street SE Immaculate Conception Third Avenue at Tenth Street SE St Ludmila Twenty first Avenue at Sixth Street SW St Matthews First Avenue at Twenty Fourth Street NE St Patricks First Avenue at Fifth Street NW St Wenceslaus Twelfth Avenue at Fifth Street SE First Church of Christ Scientist 1242 Second Avenue program July Penny reading rooms and public broadcast list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception
Third Avenue
Tenth Street
John M. Molloy
N. C. Barrett
M. A. Mullan
St. Ludmila’s
Twenty-first Avenue
Second Street
F. R. Hruby
St. Matthew's
First Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
J. D. Kearns
First Avenue E
St. Patrick's
Fifth Street
St. Wenceslaus
Twelfth Avenue
August Vojacek
V J Hlubek
Church Schedule and Pastor at Fourth Avenue Faiths
Pastor Rev Galen T Lehman leads Bible school at 9 45 a m with morning worship at 11 am and an evening service at 7 45 pm at Fourth Avenue site. Church of Christ at 214 Seventh Street SW holds Bible study at 10 30 am communion at 11 30 am and evening service at 8 pm. Church of God location at the avenue and Eight f the wastes hosts services as listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Avenue
Twelfth Street
Galen T. Lehman
Church of Christ
Seventh Street SW
Unified service of worship and Bible classes time
The notice outlines worship times with Bible classes at 9 45 am and Y P meetings for juniors and seniors at 6 30 pm. An evening service of song and sermon is at 7 30, followed by a midweek prayer and patch service on Wednesday evening 30.
Religious Services List for Washington Area Churches
A整理 listing of Sunday worship times and weekday events across multiple churches in Washington and surrounding streets. Includes Rev. Nelson C Dreier at First Washington Ave location, St Johns service details with Rev Charles F Edwards, Grace Church of Our Lady of Grace officiating, and notices for Furst Avenue church, Union services, and Foursquare Gospel Tabernacle programs with sermon topics and weekly activities.
Evangelist Rev Mr Baker to Preach at Local Church
The Rev Guy Pickeway pastor announces services at 6th avenue and Eighth Street NW. Rev F L Baker of Battle Creek Michigan to preach Saturday 7 30 pm and Sunday 11 am evangelistic message with evening service at 7 30 pm. Sunday school at 9 45 am and 12 noon class meeting following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenue
Eighth Street
Guy Pickeway
F L. Baker
Battle Creek
Mich
Mr Baker
Sunshine Mission
Second Street
Francis K Ward
Frank H Ward
Mis F M Smiths
Young
Interdenominational church schedule listed with services
Interdenominational Holiness Church on Fifth Avenue at Third Street SW led by A J Stokes offers morning worship at 11, Sunday school at 2, and evening worship at 7 30. An evangelistic meeting with prayer and testimony follows Thursday at 7 30. Latter Day Saints reorganized church at 415 Third Street SE under Rev Le Pennington with church school at 7 PM and the theme What Say the Prophets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interdenominational Holiness Church
Fifth Avenue
Third Street
A. J. Stokes
Latter Day Saints
Church of Jesus Cows
Sohol
le' Pennington
Church School
Central Park Bible School and Worship Schedule
The Rev. George Korteling leads Bible school at 9:45 a.m. and morning worship at 10:55 a.m. sermon titled The Divine Right of Man. Christian Endeavor meets at Palisades Park. No evening service. Theta a D ing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park
B Avenue
Seventeenth Street
George Korteling
Christian Endeavor
Palsades Park
Multiple church notices and schedules listed for area congregations
A dense listing of church services, Bible schools, Sunday schools, sermons, and meetings across numerous churches. Entries include session times, worship hours, communion services, CE meetings, choir rehearsals, and weekday activities led by pastors such as Rev W A Montgomery, Rev E J Wykle, Rev August Cramer, Rev Mr Link, Rev Joseph Bren, Rev F Winslow Brown, Rev Robert Little, Rev J Renwick McCullough, Rev Frank Helmi ch, Rev William C Feller, Rev I E Linkletter, and Rev Francis Ward at locations including Daniels Park-860 Center Point road NE, Olivet-B, Union First Evangelical, Sinclair Memorial, Hus Memorial, Kenwood Park, Westminster, Czech, Furst, and Salvation Arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omeerco Sms Uryen
Daniels’ Park
Center Point Road
W. A. Montgomery
Christian Endeavor
Olivet
B Avenue
Tenth Street
E. J Wykle
Grace Chapman
Union
First Evangelical Church
Linkletter
Sinclair
Ninth Street
August Cramer
Rompot
Stumptown Mission
Hus Memorial
Seventh Street
Ninth Avenue
Joseph Bren
Young Peoples
Kenwood Park
First Avenue
F Winslow Brown
Aim
First Third Avenue
Fifth Street
Robert Little
Westminster Third
Bever Avenues
Fourteenth Street
J Renwick McCullough
Jude
Colossians
John W Dunn Funeral to Be Held Today
Funeral services for John W Dunn, retired chief clerk of the North Western railroad freight office, are set for 5 30 p.m. today at Turner chapel with Rev Nelson Dreier officiating. Burial will follow in Cedar Memorial Park. Dunn died at 5 10 p.m. Thursday at his home, 1514 Furst Avenue East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Dunn
The
North Western Railroad
Turner Chapel
Nelson Dreier
Cedar Memorial Park
Dunn
Furst Avenue
Bible Study and Church Class Schedule
Girls and boys class Tuesday at 4 p.m. Women’s class and prayer Thursday at 1 30 p.m. Children’s class Thursday at 4 p.m. Sunday school officers and Teachers class Thursday at 7 30 p.m. Helping Hand Band meets Friday at 2 p.m.
Church Services and Schedule Adjustments
The Rev W Greer McCrory leads Bible school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 00 a m at First Third avenue and Second Street SW. The Y P CU gathering at 6 30 p m follows a union service at 7 30 p m at First Evangelical with Rev I E Linkletter. The Lord's Supper shifts to July 15 from July 8. Rev Samuel M Morrow conducts Sabbath school at 9 45 a m and public worship at 11 00 a m on Grande avenue at Sixteenth street SE. Sermon titled The Spirit Filled Life. prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 and Acts Bible study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Second Avenue
Twelfth Street
Russell F. Judson
Third Avenue
Blaine Hyten
Loyalty Christian Endeavor
First Evangelical
Bethany—Missouri Synod English Lutheran
First Avenue E
Mark J Steege
Saron
Third Street
O. T. Engquist
R. M Barclay
Davenport
J. Walton Kempe
Des Moines
U.s.ca
Tenth Street
John J Gent
Luther League
St Paul’s
Fourteenth Street
A. A. Brooks
Church and the Nation
Epworthian Sunday Evening Club
St. James—Ellis Boulevard
N Avenue NW
Homer A Crumb
Epworth League
John Huss
First Street
Fourteenth Avenue
C W Harrop
West Side Union
Kenwood Park
Strees
George W McConkey
Furst Avenue
I L. Baumgartner
Christian Endeavor
Union
I BE. Linkletter
Second Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Frank Helmich
Rahab and the
Young Peoples C. FE
Furst
Eighth Avenue
Ly Street
Wiliam C Feller
I E Linkletter
W. Greer McCrory
Bible School
First Evangelical Church
I. E. Linkletter
Grande Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Samuel M Morrow
Sabbath Services on First Fourth Avenue at Seventh Street
Sabbath school at 9 45 a.m. with lesson Ahijah and the Divided Kingdom I Kings 11 26 14 31. Morning worship at 11 a.m. sermon by Rev H W Ward on Ruth. P S C E at 6 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Avenue
Seventh Street
H W Ward
Ruth
The Limitless Here of We Not? Prisgress beauty contest district
The Rev. Goldie C. Richardson leads a church schedule with Sunday school at 9 30 a.m. Morning worship at 11. Evening lecture at 8 on The Master's Way of Increase. Reading room open daily 9 to 5 with metaphysical literature access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Avenue
Goldie C. Richardson
Prisgress
Thuaca Ig
One Beer Permit Refused Three Granted
H W Duncan operating the Sandwich Aisle was refused a permit to sell beer at 110 Fifteenth Street NE by the city council on Saturday morning. Permits were approved for Don Scanlon at 216 First Street SE Genevieve Goshert at 322 Second Avenue SE and Jay Davis at 114 First Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Duncan
Fifteenth Street
Don Scanlon
First Street
Genevieve Goshert
Second Avenue
Jay Davis
Man Arrested for Illegal Transport of Untaxed Alcohol
Howard R. Snyder age 28 of 517 N Street SW was arrested in Marion at 9 p m Friday for illegally transporting five gallons of untaxed alcohol. The arrest and seizure of his car were made by R H Taylor and Ed Miller of the Treasury Department alcohol tax unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard R. Snyder
N Street
Marion
Snyder
R. H. Taylor
Ed Miller
Alcohol Tax Unit
Treasury Department
County Work Relief Payroll Tops Seven Thousand
The county reported 1,027 workers earned 7 085 80 dollars for 14 180 hours in the week ending June 28 the largest payroll since April 12 Five main projects employed most labor Hawthorne-Youngs hill road Riverside road grading Shockey Hill road grading Marion athletic field and general county road maintenance services All county work relief activity paused from June 28 to July 6 per the four week work schedule plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne-Younes
Cedar Rapids City Briefs and Personal News
Raymond W Kim of Norway and Eleanor J Goodhart of Cedar Rapids wed by Justice Henry A Stearns on June 26. Mrs Everett Herring of 1116 A Avenue NW hospital bound after appendectomy surgery. Local notices include Dine and Dance venues in the Want Ad column. Roy Niffenege r’s family had a close call. Lieut Prastka and family visit Cedar Rapids. Mr Niffenegger to build a $4,000 house at 118 Twenty-fourth Street Drive. Rev Frank H Ward to speak at Sunshine Mission on Is Sin Inherited. Hattie Lot Inman, 5, injured with both arms broken sliding at Bever Park. Ice cream social at Fairfax Saint Patrick’s. EB Zadnick and J H Fuller attend American Railway Association meeting in Chicago. Hundred residents seek state retail sales licenses at Chamber of Commerce. Lieut Anthony Prastka and Mrs Prastka with daughter Dorothy visiting Cedar Rapids. their Wyoming windstorm crash injures but they escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prastka
Roy
Anthony Prastka
U. N
Dorothy
Long Beach
Calif
Cedar Rapids
Wyoming
Funeral of Cedar Rapids auto pioneer Fred D. Weaver
The funeral for Fred D. Weaver retired pioneer auto dealer and former druggist was held at Turner chapel at 2 p.m. Burial followed at Oak Hill cemetery. Weaver died Thursday at his home 1700 A Avenue NE at 3:05 p.m. He operated Cedar Rapids first garage and was reputedly the first automobile dealer west of the Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred D. Weaver
Turner Chapel
R. B. Hyten
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mr. Weaver
Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Mississippi
Seventeen Seek CCC Replacements To Monticello Monday
Twelve youths aged 18 to 25 from Linn county enrolled as CCC camp replacements will leave for Monticello Monday morning. They depart from the courthouse at 6:30 with three professional cooks. The list includes William Butler Marvin Stewart James Johnson Donald Aalborg James Angell Ralph Alex Kenneth Walker Raymond Johnson Marvin Chisman Raymond Gillis John Maher and DeVoe Harriott. The remaining eighty six report later to the army recruiting station for assignment. Thirteen names filed for future replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Monticello
CCC
Wiliam Butler
Tenth Street
Marvin Stewart
Palo
James Johnson
Fourteenth Avenue
Donald Aalborg
Fifteenth Avenue
James Angell
Avenue
Ralph Alex
Seventeenth Avenue
Kenneth Walker
Center Point
Raymond Johnson
Third Avenue
Marvin Chisman
Springville
Raymond Gillis
John Maher
Cedar Rapids
DeVoe Harriott
United States Army
Linkletter to Speak at West Side Union Service
Res I E Linkletter of the First Evangelical church will speak on Our Blessed Nation at the West Side Union Services Sunday. The Three Tune Tossers will perform a half hour vocal concert at 7 30 pm before a sermon by Rev Myr Linkletter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linkletter
West Side
Myr
Linketter
Keiser to Play at Westminster Church Sunday Evening
Alvin W Keiser longtime organist and choir director at St Johns Dubuque will perform at Westminster Presbyterian Church Sunday evening. A Cedar Rapids figure active in local music he studied at Coe College and accompanied the Coe men’s glee club in 1929 and 1930. The public is invited to attend the program includes works by Fantney An Mid English Art and Gottschalk among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin W Keiser
St Johns Episcopal Church
Dubuque
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Keiser
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Coe Mens Glee Club
Fantney
Matthegs Dastriae
Guitmont Mares
Gottschalk Marth
Vincent
Local Man Named Director of Iowa Fox Breeders Assn
O W Lawrence of Cedar Rapids was elected director of the Iowa Fox and Fur Breeders association at the annual convention in Des Moines. Other officers chosen were Walter W White of Oskaloosa re-elected president and Mrs Marten Skillman Waterloo secretary and treasurer. The Byrd Little America stamps were the smallest sheets of commemorative stamps cover issued by the United States post office department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O W Lawrence
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Fox and Fur Breeders Association
Des Moines
Walter W White
Oskaloosa
Marten Skillman
Waterloo
United States Post Office Department
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
The column notes Hdan expressing regret at informing Jim she is a capable woman and jokes that once a husband trusts his wife he begins to neglect her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hdan
Jim
Caldwell Improves After Appendectomy At St Luke's
Tommy Caldwell superintendent of the stereotyping department at The Gazette underwent an appendectomy at St Luke's hospital on June 19. He is improving steadily and will leave the hospital today to recover at his summer cottage in Troy Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy" Caldwell
the Gazette
St Luke's Hospital
Troy Mills
Pickpocket Steals Watch From Cedar River Bather
Claude Warren reports his 15 jewel yellow gold watch was taken Thursday night while he swam after leaving his trousers on a sand barge along the Cedar River. He gave his address at 1512 Fifth Street NW to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Warren
Fifth Street
Warren
Cedar River
Calvary Baptist Church Announces Sunday Schedule
Sunday school at 9 45 a.m. Communion service at 11. Subject memorial supper. Evening service at 8 p.m. Tonight topic who may be eternally lost. Tuesday Bible study at 8. Thursday prayer meeting at 8 followed by church business meeting. Rev E F Austin minister. Fifth avenue and Sixth Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist
Calvary Baptist Church
Fifth Avenue
Sixth Street
E. F. Austin
PWU
Examinations For Assistant Directors Set July 14
Examinations for assistant directors and field supervisors for the Town State Employment service will be held July 14 at 9 am in civil service rooms at Des Moines Cedar Rapids and Sioux City. Necessary papers may be obtained from Prof. Dale Yoder at the University of Iowa Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
Dale Yoder
College of Commerce
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Ensign L. Conwell Arrives for Leave in Cedar Rapids
Ensign L. Conwell U.S.N. arrived in Cedar Rapids Friday from Gloucester Massachusetts to spend two weeks leave at his parents home 1620 First Avenue E He was a 1933 graduate of the U S Naval Academy Annapolis and is assigned to the USS Tennessee now on the East Coast with the U S fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensign L . Conwell
U.S. N
Cedar Rapids
Gloucester Mass
O ' Conwes
First Avenue
Ensign Conwe i
U S&s. Naval Academy At
Annapolis
USS
Tennessee
U. S
Father and Son Die in Des Moines Truck Crash
Des Moines police report Glenn Kress age 30 and his 2-year-old son Paul died when their feed truck overturned near Des Moines. Kress was hauling feed to Resto Indiana and had brought his family along so they would not travel alone. His wife and another son Robert were seriously injured with Robert listed in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Glenn Kress
Paul
Kress
Here
Resco
Robert
Pianist Jacques Jolas Delivers Charming Cornell Recital
Jacques Jolas opened his historical piano recital series at Cornell College with a program featuring Vivaldi Philippi concerto arrangements and Scarlatti and Bach works. The evening concluded with Bach Chromatic Fantasy and Fugue before a final Scarlatti encore, despite a thundershower-clouded start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Mount Vernon
Jacques Jolas
Cornell College
Jolas
Scarlatti
E. T
13 Bankers in Detroit Indicted headline pick
Will Rogers notes a Detroit indictment and comments on town size while mentioning Marie Dressler and President Roosevelt as readers await the next paper. The early edition on a movie set carries the controversial line and Rogers signs off with his characteristic wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
Detroit
Marie Dressler
Dan Turner Spent $3 023 in Republican Primary Campaign
Former Gov Dan W Turner reports a campaign expense total of 3023 06 for the June GOP gubernatorial nominating primary. His itemized contributions include 2100 from eight donors with individual gifts from Way Herrick and others.
Robin救 lifesaved by Harrison playground boys
A robin entangled in string thirty-five feet up in an oak tree at Harrison playground was rescued by local youths. Alvin Kutchera 10 alerted directors Miss Grunewald and Byron Heneks. Charles Wing 18 and Paul Janda 15 climbed the tree, used a ball of twine and a raised pole to free the bird. The crowd of about seventy five children watched as the robin landed safely but may have a broken leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Playground
Alvin Kutchera
Margaret Grunewald
Byron Heneks
Charles Wing
Paul Janda
Northeast Cedar section gains fire protection water main
The northeast Cedar section receives improved fire protection and a new water main upgrade, boosting service for residents and local businesses. The project advances municipal safety and infrastructure, with completion expected within the planned schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Main
City approves PWA payroll for water main project
City council met Saturday to approve the week's PWA payroll of 1168.20 for workers laying a new water main on Oakland avenue from Cold Stream to Thirty-fourth street. Water was turned on Friday. Lateral mains to service homes will begin next week once a pipe shipment arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapids
Niee
PWA
Oakland Avenue
Cold Stream Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Baxter seeks damages from Farmers Mutual Hair Insurance
Willis Baxter of Cedar Rapids files in district court to recover 1445.70 on a personal injury judgment awarded April 5 after a collision involving a car owned by Nora M. Whitney and driven by Arthur Osborne, with Baxter as passenger, on highway No 30 near Dixon Illinois in 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Baxter
Cedar Rapids
Farmers’ Mutual Hair Insurance Association
Nora M. Whitney
Whitney
Farmers’ Mutual
Baxter
Arthur Osborne
Dixon, Til
Pauline Walsh and Clarence Marsh Wed in Ottumwa
Pauline Walsh daughter of Riverside residents and Clarence J. Marsh of Cedar Rapids were married Thursday at St Marys church Ottumwa. The Very Rev Msgr J M Walsh read the ring service and celebrated the nuptial mass. The couple will reside at 408 Fourteenth Street SE Cedar Rapids. Marsh is employed by Limback Lumber Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Walsh
James Walsh
Riverside
Clarence J. Marsh
Earl Marsh
Cedar Rapids
St. Mary’s Church
Ottumwa
J. M. Walsh
Frank Niemeyer
Katherine Glenn
Ferns
Mary Catherine Huston
Hubert Walsh
Denis Cahalan
Farmington
Tea at Hersch Garden Entertains Cedar Rapids Club
The American home department of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club held a tea Thursday at Mrs. T. F. Hersch home 2127 Greenwood drive SE. Tea was served in the garden. During the business meeting Mrs. Harry Morgan was elected department leader to fill the vacancy from Mrs. Bertha T. Lefebvre. Hostess assisted by Mrs. Guy Hershey and Mrs. D. P. Banschwarzentruber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home Department
Cedar Rapids
U C T Breakfast for Members and Families Sunday
The United Commercial Travellers Gedar Rapids Council No. 161 will hold a family breakfast at Bever park pavilion Sunday from 7 to 9 a.m. Members and families are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Commercial Travellers
Gedar Rapids Council No. 161
Bever Park Pavilion
Council Breakfast Provision Questioned
Fragmentary text shows a council meeting discussing breakfast provision for an event or group. The readable portion indicates a directive to "take" and arrange breakfast, but details of who is responsible or the exact context remain unclear.
Surprise Birthday Party for Helen Carney and Paul Werner
A surprise party Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs W J Carney celebrated the sixteenth birthdays of Helen Carney and Paul Werner. Attendees included Peggy Neary Jeanne DePay June Smith Kathleen Da ley June Campagna Ruth Andre Virginia Kinney Rita Klassen and many others. Bunco prizes went to William Shanahan and Gerald O’Hare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Carney
Helen Carney
Paul Werner
Peggy Neary
Jeanne DePay
June Smith
Kathleen Daley
June Campagna
Ruth Andre
Virginia Kinney
Rita Klassen
Helen Center
Donald Griffin
Bob McLaughlin
William Shanahan
John McLaughlin
Jack Getz
Oral Thompson
Bob Carnes
Dale Archer
Eugene Kovarik
Two Injured as Car Flips Near Alburnett
Two people were injured early today when their car hit a hole near a culvert a mile and a half south of Alburnett and rolled over. Nellie Cox was most seriously hurt and Mabel Adams suffered a broken collar bone. Dr. J P McConkle left for Long Beach California to intern at Seaside hospital. Lucille Kohler, former industrial secretary of the local Y W C A, became assistant metropolitan secretary in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alburnett
Nellie Cox
Mabel Adams
J. P. McConkle
Long Beach
Calif
Lucille Kohler
Brooklyn
Cattle on Roads Prompt Sheriff Watchman Advisory
Sheriff Joseph A. Petrus warned farmers to watch cattle wandering on highways after several motorists reported near collisions at night. He asked that any cattle on roads be attended by a watchman to prevent accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Petrus
Petrus
Hagenback-Wallace Circus Pole Man Injured In Wagon Incident
J Patterson a pole man for the Hagenback-Wallace circus was seriously injured when a wagon he was unloading from the car ran out of control and the wagon tongue struck his hip. Miss Gladys Kelley and Miss Winifred Endicott plan trips to Toronto and Montreal with Ms Kelly spending the summer at Orchard Beach Maine. Miss Charlotte Hamilton travels to Portland Maine to visit Miss Alma Houser for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Patterson
Hagenback-Wallace Circus
Gladys Kelley
Winifred Endicott
Toronto
Montreal
Kelly
Orchard Beach
Charlotte Hamilton
Portland
Alma Houser
Mary Gilkeson Sentenced in District Court
Mary Gilkeson aged 35 of Cedar Rapids received a one year sentence at Rockwell City women s state reformatory on a big amy charge. She was taken to Rockwell City Thursday by Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gilkeson
Cedar Rapids
Rockwell City
County sells house in Cedar Rapids area to Hepker for 2000
Linn county supervisors sold a county owned house and lot at 1440 A avenue NE to Louis QO Hepker of Cedar Rapids for 2000. The county had acquired the property on November 21 1933 by sheriff deed under execution on appeal bonds in criminal actions. A 1933 Chevrolet coach owned by C S Chipman of Anamosa bearing license 53 73 was reported stolen at Anamosa Thursday per Sheriff Petrus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Louis QO. Hepker
C. S. Chipman
Anamosa
Joseph A. Petrus
Exams For Investigators Of Age Pensions To Be Held Here
Examinations for investigators under the county old age assistance commissions will be held here in July and were announced today in Des Moines by an Associated Press dispatch. Exams also will be held in Red Oak Sioux City Fort Dodge Waterloo Knoxville and Mount Pleasant at the same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Associated Press
Red Oak
Sioux City
Fort Dodge
Waterloo
Knoxville
Mount Pleasant
Local Social Notes Mark June Visit and Wedding
June 30 1904 S Stockwell and Mrs Stockwell visit from Laramie Wyoming joined by Mr and Mrs H B Simpson and granddaughter Ruth Jacobs traveling to Cameron Missouri for two months Miss Clara A Snyder and George W Mitchell wed at First Christian parsonage Edna Smith hosts hayrack party for guest Isabelle Doud These items appear in a local society page listing travel weddings and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Stockwell
Polk and
van Burean
Stockwell
Laramie
Wyo
Notice of Appointment ExeCutrix 1934 Iowa Linn County
Notice states Fannie Clark was appointed and qualified June 26 1934 as executrix of Anna Kressa estate in Linn County Iowa. Creditors are directed to immediate payment and to file claims authenticated with the Linn County Clerk of Court Barnes Chamberlain and Hanzik Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Anna Kressa
Aji
Nites Court
Fannie Clark
Executrix
Barnes, Chamberlain and Hanziik
Sedlacek-Simanek Wedding Revealed
The marriage of Miss Martha Sedlacek and Leonard Simanek occurred Wednesday at 11 at St. John's Methodist parsonage in Davenport with Rev. John A. Court officiating. The couple, after a dinner at Mrs. Balik's home and a Thornwood reception for 350, will reside in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Sedlacek
Leonard Simanek
St. John’s Methodist Church
Davenport
John A. Court
Alma Simanek
Howard Burns
Simaneck
Joseph Balik
Thornwood
Ralph Sedlacek
Fairfax
Henry J. Sedlacek
Des Moines
Simanek
Cedar Rapids
Twenty from Norden Kensington visit Shellsburg luncheon
Twenty Norden Kensington members motored to Mrs. Mary Nelson’s Shellsburg home Friday afternoon. They were entertained at luncheon and spent the afternoon playing cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norden Kensington
Mary Nelson
Shellsburg
Larsons Return From Antigo After Family Illness
Mr and Mrs Leo W Larson of 1820 Higley Ave SE returned from Antigo Wis where they were summoned by the illness and death of Mrs B D Carter the mother of Mrs Larson Carter had visited Cedar Rapids several times before her illness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo W. Larson
Higley Avenue
Antigo
Wis
Deaths Edward W. Lynch interlocking tower operator
Edward Willis Lynch 64, interlocking tower operator for Rock Island at Ninth Avenue, died at home 390 Fifteenth St SE Friday after a lingering illness. Born March 20, 1874 in Montgomery County, he came to Cedar Rapids from Sherman in 1926. Survived by wife Julia, daughter Mrs Vers Gray, two sisters and two grandchildren. Funeral Sunday 2 p.m. at Janeba and Brush chapel. Burial Shiloh cemetery. Friends may call 7–9 p.m. Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Willis Lynch
Ninth Avenue
Rock Island Railroad
Fifteenth Street
Montegomery County
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Sherman
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Julia
Vers. Gray
Burlington
J. A. Danielson
Okland
Neb
G. R. Petty
Muskogee
Okla
Janeba and
Brush
August Cramer
Shiloh
Death of Alice I Halley of Olin and Scranton
Alice Irene Halley died at 10 45 am Saturday after a three week illness. Born in Bag Jey on September 3 1926 she was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Merle Halley and survived by three sisters Ruth Laura Lee and Wilma. Services are set for Sunday 2 pm at the Gaff ney and Moore chapel with Rev Earl Hodgkin and Rev J R McCullough and Monday in Scranton Methodist church followed by burial there. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Irene Halley
Merle Halley
Olin
Bag
Jey
Ruth
Laura Lee
Wilma
Gaffney and Moore
Earl Hodgkin
J. R
Infant Donald A German Dies in Mason City
Donald A German five months old son of Mr and Mrs Leo German died at Park hospital Mason City at 7 20 a m Friday after a brief illness. The body was brought to Cedar Rapids and funeral services will be held at Beatty chapel at 2 p m Monday with Rev E F Austin officiating. Interment Cedar Memorial park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald A
German
Leo German
Cedar Rapids
Mason City
Park Hospital
Beatty Chapel
E. F. Austin
Burt
Cedar Memorial Park
Funeral services for Mrs. Della Fish set for Monday
Funeral services will be held in the Turner chapel Monday at 3 30 pm conducted by Adjutant H M Uptegrove of the Salvation Army. Burial will be in Cedar Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Fish
Turner Chapel
H. M. Uptegrove
Salvation Army
Cedar Memorial Park
Miss Sonka Hosts Cedar Rapids Exposition Queen at Korassan Anniversary
Miss Jo Anne Sonka of Swisher, crowned Thursday as Queen of the Made In Cedar Rapids Exposition of Progress, attended the fourteenth anniversary of the Dramatic Order of the Knights of Korassan in Cedar Rapids. She received a bouquet from F. D. Sheppard, who was her mock wedding bridegroom in the group's earlier Style show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Anne Sonks
Swisher
Cedar Rapids
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Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Paramount Theater
Christian Science Committee On
Iowa Over Kins
Christian
Methodist
Church of the Brethren
Church of God
Washington Avenue
Nelson C. Dreier
Louis Mounts
Macon
Episcopal
St. John's
Park Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Charles F Edwards
Evangelical
Foursquare Gospel Tabernacle
Myron Sackett
Crusaders
Cedar Rapids Foursquare Silver Band
God and the Brain Trust
Free Methodist
Presbyterian
Salvation Arme
Young People’s Legion
Young People's Bible
United Presbyterian
United Brethren
Unity Center
Raymond W Kim
Norway
Eleanor J Goodhart
Justice Henry A. Stearns
Everett Herring
A Avenue NW
Mercy Hospital
Lsted
Hattie Lot Inman
Thomas Inman
Twentieth Avenue SW
Bever Park
St Patrick’s
J Zadnick
North Western
J H Fuller
Chicago
American Railway Association
Chamber of Commerce
Tru
Fred D, Weaver
New
West Side Union Service
Alvin W. Keiser
Westminster Church
Iowa Fox Breeders Assn
By Claude Callan
Tommy
Navy
Will Rogers
Dan Turner
Robin
Cedar
Court House News
Soclely
Hersch Garden
DEPT
U. C. T. Family Breakfast
County Sells House
Sedlacek
Edward W. Lynch
Donald A. German
Miss Sonka
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