Heaton Heaton-MANville Engagement Announces Fairfield Pair
Mr and Mrs Charles E Heaton of Fairfax announce the engagement and approaching marriage of daughter Miss Mary Lou Heaton to James C Manville of Cedar Rapids son of Mr and Mrs J C Manville of Laurel The engagement was revealed at 2 dinner Sunday evening at the Monrose Hotel Tables were in green and white Guests included Doris Brocant LaVen Buchanan and many others Miss Heaton a senior at Coe College is a member of Alpha Gamma Delta While Mr Manville a Coe College graduate 1934 is now assistant boys secretary at the UMLC Also noted was a dinner honoring Miss Wilma Bolsinger sister of Mr Bolsinger and Mr and Mrs Bolsinger of Colesbury at Voorhees quadrangle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Heaton
Fairfax
Mary Lou Heaton
James C Manville
Cedar Rapies
J. C. Manville
Laurel
Cecil Bolsinger
Daniels Street
Charles City
Voorhees Quadrangle
Wilma Bolsinger
Bolsinger
J C. Bolsinger
Colesbury
Miss Bolsinger
Read Stewart
Executrix Appointed in Keith Vawter Estate Iowa
Cor a Elizabeth Vawter named executrix of the Keith Vawter estate in Linn County Iowa on February 27 193? and qualified. All debts should be paid to the executrix and all claims properly authenticated must be filed with Linn County District Court clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa Linn County
Keith Vawter
Linn
Towa
Linn County
Iowa
Cora Elizabeth Vawter
Miss Munger and Hallgren Initiated into Delta Gamma at Iowa
Miss Margaret Hallgren and Miss Maurene Munger of Cedar Rapids were among fifteen University of Iowa women initiated into Delta Gamma sorority at Iowa City. Hallgren, daughter of Mr and Mrs A H Hallgren, was named assistant treasurer. Munger, a junior, was named social chairman. Also attending were Dorothy Munger, Betty Davis, and Mrs Edwyn Clapp who was master of ceremonies at the Founders day banquet at the Iowa Union following initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hallgren
Maurene Munger
Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa
Delta Gamma
Hallgren
A. H. Hallgren
Nineteenth Street
University
Miss Munger
Grant B
Betty Davis
Cedar Rapids Delta Gamma
City Briefs and Personal Notes
Warning Protect your dog with a city license tag. Humane society advertisement notes Warren Geiger treated at St Luke's hospital Saturday at 9 p.m for a fractured left hand from a fall on ice at the camp. He was released. In Sundays Gazette the Stoecker Sign Service address was wrongly stated as 114 Third Street SE. The correct address is lit Turd street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humane Society
Warren Geiger
CCC
M Rion
St. Luke's Hospital
Stoecker
Third Street
Turd Street
DeWitt Clinton Head Fayette Conference Mystery Text
Fragmentary OCR notes reference DeWitt Clinton and Fayette Conference with names such as Jars, Hisesen, and Rex F J Starr. Details are garbled and unreadable. no clear event, date, place, or outcome can be determined from the readable content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitte Creen
Fayete Pres
Jars Hisesen
Cer
Es Dent
Staries Hert
Ocwen
Tre Rex
Er’ S.ed
Debate on court plan continues amid compromise talks
Washington observers report administration supporters press for a two‑seat Supreme Court expansion as President Roosevelt endorses judicial reform. Opposition remains firm, with leaders pledging no compromise, while labor unions back the plan and farm groups split on endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Supreme Court
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Carter Glass
Virginia
Hiram Johnson
California
William E. Borah
Idaho
Frederick van Nuys
Indiana
Congress
George L. Berry
Labor
Organized
National Grange and
Farmers Union
P-Es
Cder
American Farm Bureau Federation
Fas
Edwards Neal
Federa
Srg
Bulkley
Fined For Reckless Driving Last November Reported
A fragmented notice reports Reckless Driving penalties from last November with multiple cases in court. Names such as Nel Hadgee, Trager, and Mordas appear in sparse text alongside fines around $25 to $7 and costs. The legible bits mention a car on Jack Minase Street and a parking citation costing $1, with references to streets like Eee Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesan
Torres
Jack MiNas
Anton Drapela Dies Local Grocer After 15 Years
Anton Drapela longtime Cedar Rapids born May 23 1885 died at his home 1010 Nineteenth Street SE at 230 pm Sunday from a heart attack He had resided here all his life and operated a grocery business at 723 Eighth Avenue SE and 1917 Mt Vernon Avenue SE He married Mary Broulick in Cedar Rapids Sep 14 1910 and leaves a daughter LaVerne a son Leon two sisters Mrs Joseph W Ulch and Mrs Frank Bohac Funeral at Polansky chapel Wednesday at 9 am and 930 am in St Wenceslaus church Burial in St Johns cemetery Rosary by Cadets of St George at 730 pm Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Drapela
Nineteenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Frank
Frances Drapela
Eighth Avenue
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Mary Broulck
August Vojacek
St. John’s Cemetery
Cadets of
St. George
Masonville
T. O. Ryan
Immaculate Conception Church
J. F. McCaffery
Mary Ellen
Matthew Maroney
Buchanan County
Thomas Ryan
Minn
Pauline
Guthrie Center
Marguerite
Phoenix
Ariz
Joe Maroney
Ryan
Leo Maroney
Winthrop
Matthew
Robindale
Joe Short
John Tabery
Wadena
Phillip Ryan
Frances Cummings
Charles
Short
John Diggins
P H. Short
Mount Vernon
R. A. Scroggie
Neff Funeral Home
Manchester
Eva G. King
C. W. Dorman
George Winters
Brown
Fayette
Albert King
United Brethren Church
Charles W. Dorman
Strawberry Point
C. L. Dorman
Clarksville
Marengo
Metropolitan Book Company
Dysart
Vernon Mehihouse
Monroe Township
Here
Henry Mehlhouse
Methodist Episcopal Church
Garrison
Mary Christina Hilmer
Christ Hilmer
Bruce Township
Benton County
Vernon Mehlhouse
Gale
Verlis
Allen
Nile Dean
Florence Embertin
Mildred
Henry
Tracy
Eldo
la Porte City
John
Woodward
Bid Accepted For Old Cedar Rapids Federal Building
The Space Control Advisory Board recommended to the Secretary of the Treasury acceptance of a 100000.20 dollar bid by G Stewart Holmes of Cedar Rapids for the old federal building. No other bid existed and a sale is likely pending final approval. Holmes was linked to Weaver Witwer and Harmony Cafeteria, with Costas confirming the association and stating no use plans were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Space Control Advisory Board
Procurement Division
The
Federal Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Cedar Rapids Federal
G Stewart Holmes
Cedar Rapids
Washington, D.C
Holmes
Washington, DC
Weaver Witwer
Witwer
Harmony Cafeteria Company
Paul Costas
Costas
Cafetera
Federal
False report says Spanish actress Rosita is alive
AVILA Spain UP Rosita the famed Spanish actress not executed as a spy but alive according to national headquarters in Segovia She has recently appeared in Hollywood productions toured Latin America and acted in Spain and Peru SIGOURNEY Elmer Handiler Raron Haines Red Swain sue after a fracas claiming they attacked Mr and Mrs Audrey Farchld deputies mayor were involved three of seven CCC men reportedly escaped arrest earlier the trio faces investigation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avila
Spain
Rosita
Segovia
Sigourney
Elmer Handiler
Raron Haines
Red Swain
Wils
Audreyv Farch
Banes
Code Lyons
CCC
I: 1S
AUNT HET Y Applies Charity Amid Fashion Comment
AUNT HET Y expresses charitable tendencies while commenting on a hat from the season. The remark notes disbelief at how such a design could be made on purpose, reflecting a blend of generosity and fashion critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sear
Memorial services honor Mrs. George B. Douglas
Friends and admirers gathered at First Presbyterian church in Cedar Rapids for a 4 to 5:30 p.m. memorial with music and scripture readings. About 300 attended as the late Mrs. Douglas’ family was absent. her daughters sent roses and Easter lilies marked the pew. The service featured scripture read by Dr. Burgstahler of Cornell College, a responsive reading led by Arthur Poe, and musical selections by Coe College and Cornell College ensembles, concluding with a solo "Consider the Lilies."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Douglas
First Presbyterian Church
Douglas
Howard Hall
Florida
Gail J. Burck
Pasadena
Calif
George J. Jaeger
Lake Forest
Ill
Burck
Robert Little
George Douglas Burck
Cedar Rapids
John S. Ely
William G. Dows
Little
H. J. Burgstahler
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Arthur Poe
Coe College
Burgstahler
Palestrina
Tschaikovsky
Paul Ray
Haydn
Margaret Lilley
Edith Carver
Geraldine Bryant
Margaret Risser
Karl Andrist
Eleanor Taylor
Noble
Gounod
Ralph Leo
Iowa Senate Eyes Two Percent Use Tax to Aid Northern Merchants
In Des Moines the Iowa senate endorsed studying a possible two percent use tax aimed at purchases from other states to aid northern Iowa merchants facing Minnesota competition with no sales tax. Rep Ed Breen noted constitutional questions but said several states already levy such a tax and credits for tax paid could apply. Rep Morris Moore supported the plan, citing Iowa Nebraska competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Iowa
Iowa Senate
Ed Breen
Fort Dodge
A. E. Augustine
Oskaloosa
Breen
Minnesota
Morris Moore
Walnut
Nebraska
Memorial services set for Mrs. Pangborn 72
Funeral services for Mrs. H. L. Pangborn 72 who died at home Saturday will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the family home with Rev. H. H. Dill officiating. Born March 13 1854 Evaline Van Hook she married Herbert L. Pangborn April 23 1883 and lived on the Pangborn homestead. Surviving are husband a daughter Bernice Rutenbeck two sons Dr E E Pangborn and Verne and two grandchildren Kathleen and Allan Rutenbeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa
H. L. Pangborn
H. H. Dill
Pangboern
Evaline van Hook
Herbert L. Pangborn
Pangborn
Jason Pangborn
Methodist Church
Woman's Relief Corps
The
Eastern Star
Legion Amiliary
Bernice Rutenbeck
E. E. Pangborn
Chicago
Verne
Kathleen
Allan Rutenbeck
Toll exemption for small US vessels in Panama Canal
Government vessels of the United States and launches under 20 tons do not pay tolls when transiting the Panama Canal. The policy highlights a special exemption for small military and civilian craft navigating the waterway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Panama Canal
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James C. Manville
Cecil Bolsingers
Montleur
E A Johnson
DE RV Piers
Arenas Areca
Fee
CHER
AIA VI
FA Hallgren
America
Eel Wb
Mays Tea Room
Roosevelt
Op.c
P. D
First Presbyterian
Senate
Gazett
Tipton
Home Owners Loan Corporation of Washington
Ezra H. Kerr
Mechanicsville
Vergil Carr
Onslow
Town City
Carr
Jackson County
James Ralston
Buchner
Hickory Grove Cemetery
Emeline
G. J. Horn
T. C. Moffit
C. S. Miller
Board of Education
Tipton Consolidated School District
Cedar County Board of Supervisors
H. L. Phelps
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
W. B. Anderson
West Branch
Christine Nissen
Richmann
Cedars County Farm
Keota
Alice Wilson
Federated Church
R. O. Wilson
Wilson
United Presbyterian Church of
Chapter CM
P.E.O
Keota Cemetery
Decorah
Charles Antes
W. H. Antes
Dorothy Hanson
A. J. Hanson
West Union
John Stortz Cutting
Steen Engen
Madison Township
County Auditor’s
Arnold Hoganson
Wyoming
Clara Mae Klinefelter
Springville
George E. Dusanek
Joe Dusanek
Anamosa
D. M. Beggs
Bessie Dusanek
Howard Klinefelter
Dusanek
Jones County
Lee Mallicoat
Russell Mallicoat
Phyllis Barker
Albert Barker
Olin
Mr. Mallicoat
Traer
Tama County Medical Society
Gates Cafe
J. S. McQuiston
Otto Rohwedder
Rohwedder
Hawkeye
Edward Allen
University Hospital
Iowa City
Hans Simpson
June
Harold House
Eugene
Walsh
Milwaukee
Wis
Lawrence Uhl
Forest Allen
Calude Allen
Terre Haute
Ind
Oscar Simeson
Alfred Simeson
Waukon
Methodist
Hoegen
E. N. Stoffel
Orval Buckingham
Claude Sears
Joyce Meyers
Presbyterian Young People's Organization
Richard Zentraire
Marlon Burgy
Beth Jenkins
Carol Bogear
Odena Dillin
Leonard Fiser
Treasury
Bob Dillin
Miss Bogear
Miss Dillin
Board of Education of
R. P. Ink
Harold Ehle
L. E. Bigger
Seward Merritt
Lloyd Snyder
Frigidaire
1St St. E
Checker Electric Supply Inc
Armstrong's
Adierika
Erika Geena
Cuticura
Malden
Mass
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