S M Svecs Honored on Silver Anniversary
Mr and Mrs S M Svec of 2132 C Street SW were celebrated for twenty five years of marriage by friends Sunday at the Sindelar home in Marion. A mock wedding ceremony followed dinner and cards. Gifts included silver. Guests included Mr and Mrs Godfrey Melsa Mr and Mrs Rufus Rebec Mr and Mrs Frank Stanek Mr and Mrs Hugo Sindelar Mr and Mrs Leo Wicke Mr and Mrs Charles Jasa Mr and Mrs Charles Kriz and the Svec children Dorothy June and Richard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Svec
C Street
A. A. Sindelar
Marion
Godfrey Melsa
Rufus Rebec
Frank Stanek
Hugo Sindelar
Leo Wicke
Charles Jasa
Charles Kriz
Swee
Dorothy
June
Richard
To Be Speaker At St Pauls Church Dad Son Dinner
Dr David T Berger of Coe College will speak on Teamwork at the Father and Son banquet at St Pauls Methodist Church Forest Rutgers will serve as toastmaster. The event, sponsored by the boys work committee led by H R Van Sive, includes a sleight of hand act by Maurice Flack and community singing led by Hillis Hauser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David T. Berger
Coe College
St Pauls Methodist Church
Forest
Rutgers
H. R van Sive
Maurice Flack
Marton
Hillis Hauser
Muisic
Nevin Nichols
Skip Day Celebration as Coe Grabs Midwest Title
Coe College students declared a Skip Day after sharing the Midwest conference basketball championship with Grinnell. News of Ripon’s 42-39 win spread campuswide, prompting bell ringing, songs, and a campus-wide celebration from Voorhees to Greene halls, with plans for possible playoff play discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COE
Coe College
Grinnell Sentinels
Voorhees Hall
Ripons
Grinnell
Hawks
Don Dunlop
Dunlop
Rip
Greene Hall
Mary Bell
Voorhees House
Coe-Grinnell
Coe Gym
Town University Fieldhouse
Peck Tells Club Of Progress In Tuberculosis Work
Doctor John H. Peck superintendent of Oakdale sanatorium outlines progress in tuberculosis control to Cedar Rapids Woman's Club. He cites early diagnosis as key, notes Iowa's low infection rate, compares sanatorium treatment to home care, discusses surgery advances and the need to combat delayed examinations. The meeting included a program by Coe College student performers and club officers reviewed by Mrs. Charles Bode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Peck
Oakdale Sanatorium
Abraham Lincoln
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Peck
Iowa
Davenport
Dubuque
Ottumwa
Des Moines
Toledo
Oaksdale
Pedersens Entertain for Floyd Clements Shower
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Pedersen hosted a miscellaneous shower at 1319 Avenue NW Friday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Clements. Esther Jorgensen was the former Mrs. Clement. After cards a lunch was served with many guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Pedersen
Avenue NW
Floyd Clement
Clement
Esther Jorgensen
M. Larson
Phyliss
Alfred Jorgensen
Charles Clement
Wanda
Maurice Krueger
O. E. Anderson
Mary Zbanek
Freda Johnson
Irene Thompson
Harold Bruner
Carolyn
Darrel Pedersen
Jordis Ann Stoneking
Karn Gertsen
Inger Bornhoeft
Delegates to Legion Auxiliary Meeting to Be Elected
Local unit will elect delegates and alternates to the Linn county conference of the American Legion auxiliary at a meeting tonight in the Memorial building. The conference is scheduled for March 28 at Mount Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
American Legion Auxiliary
Mount Vernon
Memorial Building
Farewell Party For Nadine Henderson Moves Family Abroad
Friday evening a farewell gathering honored Nadine Henderson of Northwood addition as she and her family relocate from the neighborhood. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. F Ray Henderson at 5113 Center Point road NE with assisting hostesses Mrs. Crew Carter and Mrs. C A Sponar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadine Henderson
Northwood Addition
F. Ray Henderson
Center Point Road
Crew Carter
C. A. Sponar
Joan
Patricia
Betty McLindy
Dolores Carter
Pauline Sponar
Betty
Esther Vornholt
Jean Geesaman
Mary Temphill
Kay Perkins
Industrial Girls League Dinner at YMCA on Thursday
The Industrial Girls League meets at the YMCA at 6 p.m. Thursday for dinner and a program on members hobbies. Hazel MHeasty and Mabel First lead the event. Dinner reservations must be made at the YWCA by 10 a.m. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Girls’ League
Hazel Mheasty
Mabel First
Honor Miss Evenson at Surprise Birthday Party
Miss Lillie Mae Evenson of 1020 Third Street SE was honored at a surprise birthday gathering Saturday afternoon. Attending were DeLores Brown, Allie Ann Navratil, Maxine and Helen Downing, Erma Shultz and Mr. and Mrs. George Evenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Mae Evenson
Third Street SE
DeLores Brown
Allie Ann Navratil
Maxine and
Helen Downing
Erma Shultz
Mrs. George Evenson
Mizpah Circle to Hold All Day Meeting
Mizpah circle of the King's Daughters will hold an all day meeting Wednesday starting at 10 a.m. at the home of Mrs. L. R. Buffington 1850 First avenue W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah Circle of the King’s Daughters
L. R. Buffington
First Avenue W
Catholic Book Club Meeting in Mrs Duffy’s Home
The Catholic Book club will meet on Wednesday at 2 p.m. at 840 Second Avenue SE. Mrs M Duffy hosts and will review Church Founders of the Northwest by Rev M Joffma with Mrs T V Hoagland assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Catholic Book Club
Beethoven Club Studies Chopin and Opera Thursday
Beethoven club members will study Chopin works and the opera Orfeo and Eurydice Thursday at 10 am in the W C A club rooms. A 9 15 board meeting precedes the program with Helen Kacena Stark organizing the opera and Josephine Batch elder leading the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orfeo
Eurydice
Beethoven Club
W.C. A
Helen Kacena Stark
Josephine Batchelder
Mrs Tracy Elected President of P E O Chapter HI
Mrs Pierre A. Tracy was elected president of chapter HI P E O at a Monday luncheon hosted by Mrs W Craven Shuttleworth 1801 Second Avenue SE. Other new officers include Mrs T H Wright Jr vice president and Mrs Everett C Hoover recording secretary with a slate of officers and delegates named for the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre A. Tracy
W. Craven Shuttleworth
Second Avenue SE
T.H Wright, Jr
Everett C. Hoover
A. H. Boileau
G H. Tellier
Morris Sanford
B. M. Bradford
Tracy
Wright
Agnes Royce
Iowa City
Dan Bailey
Ames
Mrs Emery to Speak at Oklahoma D A R Conference
Mrs Imogene Emery of Cedar Rapids will depart Tuesday evening for Bartlesville Oklahoma to serve as principal speaker at the Oklahoma D A R conference banquet. She will stay as a guest of Mr and Mrs Henry Hudson, a former Vinton resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene Emery
Cedar Rapids
PD AR
Committee On
Bartlesville
Okla
Oklahoma D.A.R
Henry Hudson
Hudson
Vinton
Slumber Party At Nelson Residence Hosts Teens
Miss Mary Louise Nelson hosted a sleepover Saturday at 2217 Meadowbrook Drive SE. Guests included Sally Luberger Yvonne Soboda Marion Reiff Marie Morgan Laura Ann Safely and Peggy Warner who stayed for breakfast Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Nelson
Reed C. Nelson
Meadowbrook Drive
Sally Luberger
Yvonne Soboda
Marion Reiff
Marie Morgan
Laura Ann Safely
Peggy Warner
Mrs McQuiston and son to visit in Rochester
Mrs Stuart McQuiston of 361 Garden Drive SE and her son Edward will leave Thursday for Rochester Minnesota to visit Mrs McQuiston's parents Dr and Mrs H M Conner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McQuiston
Rochester
Stuart McQuiston
Garden Drive
Edward
Minn
Bi Y Ettes Entertain at Patriotic Trot
The McKinley Hi Y Ettes hosted a patriotic trot at the YWCA with red white and blue decor. Jo Ann Berger chaired the event with committees handling decorating tickets refreshments publicity and floor show featuring Jo Ann Berger acrobatic dance and songs by Leonard Burns and the McKinley trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley School
Y.W.C.A
Jo Ann Berger
Shirley Thompson
Lula Zervis
Irene Gianedakis
Gladys Barnes
Marjorie Davenport
Violet Hanshaw
Virginia Yoder
Dorothy Rosen
Barbara McNally
Patricia Hammond
Phyllis Horak
Jean Morris
Margaret Hawkins
Ruth Jayne
Norman Sorensen
Blanche Mohn
Augusta Blume
Margaret Reid
Jean Durand
Leonard Burns
McKinley Trio
Helen Raftis
Jane Watson
Nola Berger
McKinley
Dwight Krumholtz
Mr. Shirer
Betty Lebie
Ellen Bacher
Audrey Paulson
Verlene Vaughn
Mary Ann Pecher
Blanche Trachta
Weekend guests leave for Peoria after visit
Mr. and Mrs. Rollo J. Fay and their son Roger returned to their Peoria home after a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Dahlem of 517 Ninth Street NW. Mrs. Dahlem accompanied them home and will stay a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollo J. Fay
Roger
Theisf
Peoria
Charles M. Dahlem
Ninth Street NW
Visit to Mr Stolba Draws Guests from Leigelle and Bloomington
W. W. Stolba of 1016 Ninth Avenue SE hosted Monday guests Alfred Lamson of Leigelle Delaware and Bud Maloney of Bloomington Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Stolba
Ninth Avenue SE
Alfred Lamson
Leigelle, le
Bud Maloney
Bloomington, Il
Cedar Rapids Quota Club Marks First Anniversary
The Cedar Rapids Quota Club International celebrated its first anniversary with a Roosevelt hotel dinner. Miss Henrietta Frank toasted new president Miss Gertrude Steiner and Dr. Alice B Salter toasted the retiring president Miss Frank. Sixteen members attended as topics on Quota International were discussed and songs ended the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Quota Club
International
Roosevelt Hotel
Henrietta Frank
Gertrude Steiner
Alice B Salter
Frank
Ruby Hickman
Gladys Swangler
Hayzletts Return From Month-Long Southern Trip
Mr and Mrs G L Hayzlett of 532 Twenty second street SE returned Saturday after a month traveling the south. They spent two weeks along the Smoky Mountains, then along the eastern coast to Key West, visited Capt and Mrs Alfred Fisher in Miami, fished at John’s Pass, and attended Mardi Gras in New Orleans for two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Hayzlett
Twenty-second Street
South
Smokey Mountain Ranges
Key West
Alfred Fisher
Miami
John’s Pass
Gulf
New Orleans
Modern Reading Club Luncheon at Mrs Hickman’s Home
Members of the Modern Reading club meet Wednesday at 1 p m for a luncheon at 1925 Second Avenue SE hosted by Mrs Marshall Hickman. Mrs Robert C Armstrong assists, and Mrs John W Altfillisch leads the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Reading Club
Marshall Hickman
Second Avenue SE
Robert C Armstrong
John W . Altfillisc
Lorraine Barron Hosts Birthday Party
Miss Lorraine Barron daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Barron 313 Crescent Street SE entertained the TNT club at her home after school Tuesday for her birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Barron
William J Barron
Crescent Street
TN T. Club
Mrs Kilberger Honored on 64th Birthday at Marion
Mrs Mary Kilberger of 1506 Twelfth Avenue SE Marion was surprised Sunday evening for her sixty fourth birthday. Gifts and a two tiered cake baked by Mrs Frank Cloudy were presented. Family and friends from Marion and nearby towns attended the party with many relatives among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kilberger
Twelfth Avenue SE
Frank Cloudy
Lloyd J. Millie
Emil Dlouhy
Charles Dlouhy
Anton Rompot
Donald
Martha Rompot
Milver Rompot
Sylvia Rompot
Mrs Stoddard Speaks to Lambda Chapter Members
Mrs R K Stoddard president of the Cedar Rapids Radio council was guest speaker at a Lambda chapter Beta Sigma Phi meeting Monday evening at the Montrose hotel. Miss Margaret Gould presided and four council members presented a skit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R K. Stoddard
Cedar Rapids Radio Council
Lambda Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Montrose Hotel
Margaret Gould
Lindahl couple returns from southern states visit
Mr and Mrs Hugo Lindahl return from a tour of the southwestern states and California. In Los Angeles they visited Mr and Mrs Max Resig. Mr Resig is a former Cedar Rapids resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Lindahl
Seventh Avenue SE
California
Los Angeles
Max Resig
Resig
Cedar Rapids
Service Circle dessert luncheon meeting announced
The Service Circle of the King's Daughters will meet for a dessert luncheon Thursday at 1 pm. at 821 Camburn Court SE with Mrs. H. R. Reynolds hosting. Mrs. E. B. Rohn will assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Daughters
H. R. Reynolds
Camburn Court SE
E. B. Rohn
Ex Quakerettes to Meet Friday at 1:30 P M
The Ex Quakerette club will hold a meeting Friday at 1 30 p m with Ida Russell at 2044 O Avenue in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Russell
O Avenue
Circle Luncheon Set by H N Circle with Mrs Kimball
The H N circle of the King's luncheon meets Thursday at 1 30 p m with host Mrs Harold Kimball at 2536 A avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Circle of the King’s Daughters
Harold Kimball
A Avenue NE
Plans for Coe Military Ball Presented by Franks Scheible
Tuesday announcement outlines Coe college annual military ball sponsored by Scabbard and Blade Cedar Rapids captain Frank Scheible. Charlie Agnew orchestra to entertain with Jeanne Carroll Gordon Pettigrew and Gus Baumgart. Event at Memorial Coliseum starts 8 30 Saturday. honor cadet colonel to be chosen from six nominees including Harriette Hamilton Kathryn Show Dorothy Manuel Marilyn Chyle Jean Anderson. Public invited. tickets on sale to advanced military men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Frank Scheible
Cedar Rapids
Scabbard and Blade
Charlie Agnew
Memorial Coliseum
Jeanne Carroll
Gordon Pettigrew
Gus Baumgart
Harriette Hamilton
Delta Delta Delta
Jon Jon Perkins
Glen
Miss Hostler Wed John E. Bales Jr in Cedar Rapids Mint
Miss Adelaide Hostler daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford Hostler Tipton wed John E Bales Jr son of Mr and Mrs John Bales 1832 Third avenue SE in St James Methodist Church Friday February 28 Minister Rev T C Collister. Attendants Miss Hattie M Bremmer and Lyle P Slater. Mr Bales works at Troy laundry and they reside at 1669 Sixth Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Hostler
Cedar Rapids
Clifford Hostler
Tipton
John E. Bales, Jr
John Bales
Third Avenue SE
T. C. Collister
St. James Methodist Church
Hattie M Bremmer
Lyle P. Slater
Bales
Troy Laundry Company
Sixth Street
W C T U Institute Planned for Wednesday
East and west side unions of the W C T U will hold a joint institute Wednesday at 1226 First Avenue W starting at 10 a.m. A picnic lunch follows at noon. Courses include Christian citizenship, scientific temperance instruction, religious education and more with readings and a round table on current WCTU activities. All members and interested individuals are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ctu
H P. Usher
First Avenue
George Youtz
R. A. Koehn
Grant Anderson
L. L. Riley
Soldiers and Sailors
A. A. Jackson
C . Davis
Clyde C. Hillhouse
Ruth Otto
East Side Union
W. S. Butterfield
West Side
Elda Kemp
WCT U
Walshes Honored at Cedar Rapids Farewell Party
About 40 members of the Cedar Rapids Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers association and guests hosted a farewell dinner for Mr and Mrs J A Walsh at the Elks club. Walsh, former Colonial Baking president, departs for new duties in North Carolina. St Patrick theme decor and Irish tunes highlighted the event with Leo Custer as toastmaster and Emil Surry praising Walsh for cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers Association
J A Walsh
Elks Club
Walsh
Colonial Baking Company
North Carolina
St. Patrick's
Leo Custer
State Association
Emil Surry
Mrs Walsh
Business Girls' League Dines at YWCA Brown Jug
Members of the Business Girls' league gathered Monday evening at the Y W C A in the Brown Jug on the association building's second floor for dinner. Mary Brownlie was proprietor and Doris Small hostess. Billie Kutchera led as master of ceremonies with a program featuring a barber shop trio Pauline Ford Dorothy Simon and Ruth Barnes, jitterbug dancers Jane Street and Doris Salmonson, surprise minstrel Ida Mc Quin and floor dances by Joan Gail Nelson Patricia Hovorka Rita Risk Joan Gordon Janice Swab and Joan Benesh pupils of Irene Il en. The evening closed with more dancing and guests Hope Sawyer and Maxine Maxson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Girls’ League
Brown Jug
Association
Mary Brownlie
Doris Small
Billie Kutchera
Pauline Ford
Dorothy Simon
Ruth Barnes
Jane Street
Doris Salmonson
Ida McQuin
Joan Gail Nelson
Patricia Hovorka
Rita Risk
Joan Gordon
Janice Swab
Joan Benesh
Irene Ilen
Hope Sawyer
Maxine Maxson
Sunshine Circle Dessert Lunch Meeting Notes
Sunshine Circle of the King's Daughters gathered Monday at Mrs. Amy Lilyard's home 701 Fifth Avenue SE for a dessert luncheon. Mrs. H. E. McCormac led devotions on peace, followed by knitting and sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Circle of the King’s Daughters
Amy Lilyard
Fifth Avenue SE
H. E. McCormac
Midboro Club Announces Dessert Luncheon at Mrs Norberg’s Home
The Midboro club will meet Thursday for a dessert luncheon at 527 Dunreath Drive NE the home of Mrs. Charles Norberg. Members will gather for a casual social and community-spirited event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midboro Club
Charles Norberg
Dunreath Drive
Delta Theta Chi Sorority Tea Honors Members
Delta Theta Chi sorority members were entertained Sunday at tea hosted by Mrs. Howard Pettit at 1277 Hazel Drive NE with Mrs. Pettit and Mrs. George Taylor presiding. Honored guests included Mrs. Ernest Mickel and Misses Miriam Hungerford Jane Glenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Theta Chi Sorority
Howard Pettit
Hazel Drive
Pettit
George Taylor
Soronty
Ernest Mickel
Miriam Hungerford
Jane Glenn
George Sturtz
Glenn Hoye
Jean Wise
Bobbie Kuhn
Maxine Mikulecky
Charlotte Wing
Young Matrons to Meet at Y Wednesday for Program
The Young Matrons group will meet at the Y Wednesday at 1 30 p.m. for business and at 2 p.m. for a program. Mrs. Jean Gesell will speak on Draperies and Fabrics. Mrs. Robert Miller is program chairman and hostesses will be Mesdames David Stookey, Martin Furler and Ben Hermsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Gesell
Robert Miller
David Stookey
Martin Furler
Ben Hermsen
Wedding couple celebration at Kenwood Park church
Friday evening the Kenwood Park Presbyterian church hosted a dinner for all couples married last year. About 150 congregants gathered for games led by Nevin Nichols and the honored guests were presented with gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood Park
Mrs 7 W Melicek Visits East Before Home Return
Mrs 7 W Melicek of Sioux City formerly of Cedar Rapids is a guest of her sister Mrs W H O Ryan at 1501 A Avenue NE She recently spent a month in the east visiting her son Louis Melicek Jr and Mrs Melicek of Hartford Conn and in New York City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7. W. Melicek
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids
W HO Ryan
Shesen
Louis Melicek, Jr
Melicek
Hartford, Conn
New York City
Proposal for new truck commodity rates sparks Des Moines hearing
Harry Sundberg of the Chamber of Commerce reports a March 11 Des Moines hearing on plans to base truck rates on rail rates and minimum weights. He notes proposed 125 to 252 percent penalties for single truck loads and potential shifts in shipper costs as rail carriers emphasize door-to-door service and co operate with Railway Express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sundberg
Chamber of Commerce
Des Moines
Motor Truck Bureau
Sundberg
Ten More Men Enlist For Army Service At Cedar Rapids
Ten more men were accepted for enlistment Monday at the army recruiting office in Cedar Rapids bringing February totals. Recruited men head to Fort Des Moines for final physicals with six remaining for Sixth division artillery and four joining the air corps at Jefferson Barracks Missouri. Names include Robert L. Lewis James W. Manson Kenneth Sweaney Glenn Long Donald Pierce Raymond O Dennis Robert K. Smith Ward E. Daniels William Hogan Venard Trebon. Two applicants were rejected for failure to pass final physical exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Recruiting Office
Federal Building
A. F. Cleary
Fort Des Moines
Sixth Division Artillery
Air Corps
Jefferson Barracks
Artillery
Robert L. Lewis
W. J. Lewis
First Avenue E
Cedar Rapids
James W. Manson
Volga
Kenneth W. Sweaney
Delhi
Glenn E. Long
Atkins
Donald Pierce
Raymond O. Dennis
Fayette
Robert K. Smith
Hopkinton
Ward E. Daniels
Manchester
William L. Hogan
Marengo
Venard H. Trebon
Dubuque
Sergt. Cleary
Court News Legal Assignments for March Term
The March term district court begins with Presiding Judge J E Hemserman and Judge John T Moffit handling law cases. The week of March 11 lists Patterson v Stark and others, plus multiple civil and administrative matters across several dockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monda
J E Hemserman
John T
Chime
Leidigh
Simanek
Behe
Emery
Bump
Limbachs
Hepker
Haerther
NeWees
Joosten
Rock Island Motor Transit
Dixon
Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Maddens Obrien
Engdahl
Shramek
McCorrmac
Hellwig
Beeson
Kutchera Sodding
Fuel
Saris
Erickson
Roureh
Castle
Kleitach
Zeiser
Stodola
McClintock
King
Brennan
Nennis and Son
Hoff Executrix
Fidelity and Casualty Company
Frazier
Leach
Squares
Wheeler
Meredith
Schmidt
Knapp
Conway
Jacobs
Baird
Standard
Maddigan
Beoker Had
Judge Approves Jail Inspection Report Findings
Court Clerk Edwin W. Lundquist and County Attorney W. W. Crissman filed a jail inspection report Tuesday, approved by Judge J. E. Heiserman. Inspections on January 6 and January 7 found no evils. one sanitation recommendation noted. At the time 55 inmates were in the county jail and four in the city jail. county prisoners with 30 days or less remaining could help serve meals and perform odd jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin W. Lundquist
W W . Crissman
Ian Counts
J E. Heiserman
Man Held Here For Wisconsin Burglary
William Littlefield, 35, of Elmwood Wisconsin, was placed in the county jail by Deputy Sheriffs Harlan Snyder and P. J. Whittemore to be held for Ellsworth Wisconsin authorities. A burglary warrant was issued there and he was found working on a farm near Alburnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Littlefield
Elmwood
Wis
Harlan Snyder
P. J. Whittemore
Ellsworth
Littlefield
Alburnett
Two New Divorce Suits Filed in District Court
Beryl Youngblood sues R A Youngblood for cruel and inhuman treatment. couple married Northfield May 18 1931. A stipulation of property settlement and alimony filed. Burnece Gardner sues Welcome H Gardner on cruelty grounds. they wed Cedar Rapids February 3 1936. she seeks alimony and possession of household furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bery
Youngblood
R. A. Youngblood
Northfield
Counterclaim Filed Against Modern Refrigeration Defendants
The Modern Refrigeration Company defendant in an action filed Feb 21 by Mrs Louise Prenosil and Darrell Doubenmier Tuesday filed a counterclaim seeking a 95.58 judgment against the plaintiffs and another defendant Watfa Berry for labor and services rendered. The plaintiffs seek a 463.74 judgment against Berry and ask that their lien against a stock of groceries be declared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Refrigeration Company
Louise Prenosil
Darrell Doubenmier
Watfa Berry
Berry
Equity Assignment Schedule Tied To Linn County Terms
The Linn County district court posted the first equity assignment for the March term under Judge C J Haas on Tuesday. The schedule lists March 10 Brumm Reid Phil lips Phillips, March 11 Estate of Anna Nesetril Mangold guardian Shaw, March 12 Nissen Nissen Dipple Valenta, and March 13 Merkel Merkel Zalesky City of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County District Court
C J. Haas
Brumm
Reid Phillips
Phillips
Anna Nesetril
Mangold
Guardian
Shaw
Nissen
Valenta
Merkel
Zalesky
Cedar Rapids
Bride seeks $74 monthly separate maintenance
Dora Hall files divorce papers against Joseph Hall alleging cruel and inhumane treatment in Clinton. Judge Heiserman grants a $200 writ of attachment against the husband’s goods on county attorney Crissman’s recommendation. A muttimus is issued against George Moran of Sioux City for a three month jail term on a vagranery charge. Moran was arrested after begging in Union Station. GI Martin appeals a Justice court ruling to district court, and Emma Kriz wins possession of property via writ of replevin with $80 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Hall
Joseph Hall
Clinton
J E W Heiserman
W W . Crissman
J . Heiserman
George Moran
Sioux City
Entunty
Moran
Union Staton
GI Martin
District Court
Justice Court
Emma Kriz
John Doe Dog Tag Adopted by Railroad Gang
City issues license No 293 to John Doe for a homeless dog named Boots adopted by workers on the railroad and gas plant at Eighth Avenue and Third Street SE. Boots, a German shepherd, cared for by the crew, now has a litter after two years wandering the premises. S. S. O'Toole purchased the tag for John DoeTuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Miller
John Doe
Doe
Eighth Avenue
Third Street
Boots
S. S O'Toole
Ellis Boulevard
Rock Island Arsenal to Build Five Inch Gun Mounts for Navy
Representative Jacobsen of Iowa said the Navy ordered about 5 million dollars of five inch anti aircraft gun mountings from the Rock Island Arsenal. The exact number of mounts and delivery date were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jacobsen
Iowa
Navy Department
Rock Island, In
Iowa City Pastor Speaks at First Lent Luncheon
Dr Edwin E Voight of First Methodist, Iowa City, opened a five part Lent luncheon series at Hotel Roosevelt with a talk on Standards He urged embracing Christ as the sole model for conduct and rejected the I am as good as the next attitude The event was chaired by Eugene M Pinney and sponsored by the religious Christian committee of ICA and the Cedar Rapids Ministerial Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin E Voight
First Methodist Church of
Iowa City
Hotel Roosevelt
State Theater
Voight
Dr Voight
Christ Eugene M Pinney
Religius Ccucastian Committee
ICA
Cedar Rapids Ministerial Association
City Skating Rinks Closed After Record Attendance
The playground commission announced the closure of four municipal skating rinks after a season totaling 69,876 attendees. Spraying to maintain rink conditions occurred 172 times, with Roosevelt receiving 54 sprays, Bever 44, Arthur 42, and Everside 32. spraying began November 30 and most rinks reopened partly on December 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Playground Commission
Rnks
Tle
Roosevelt
Bever
Arthur
Everside
Nox
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S. M. Svecs
St. Paul's Church
David I. Berger
T. M
George Shultz
Walford
Bob Dunlop
Orange City
Willis Lamb
Leon Black
Dunlop Brothers
Mews
Storm Girls' Dormitory
Lamb
Voorhees
Lanpheer
Ripon
Ceci Ben Douglas
Douglas
Lester Duke
Dick Stanton
Cone
Charles Bode
Woman's Club
Mary Woitishek
Frank K. Powers
K. I. McElroy
Steven Barwick
David Goodyear
Rollie Raim
Shirley Barker
Legion Auxiliary
Miss Evenson
Mizfah Circle
Gluckt
Cora Fisher
Ruth Masser
Eloise Basler
Amor
Lucile Wood
Bath Miskimen
Chopin Benning Baldwin
Martha Leksa
Jean Blackstone
Chopin Allegro Largo
Maxine Boreel
Rondo
Chorin
Edna Mae Sila
Virginia Moore
Mrs. Tracy
MR. Stolba
Amint
Hayzletts
Soith
Mrs. Stoddard
Lambda
Hugo Lindahls
I. I. N. Circle
Miss Hostler Bride
John Bales, JR
Lical W. C. T. U. Plans Institute
J. A. Walshes
Sunshine Circle
Delta Theta Chis
Mrs. Melicek
Court House News
Wisconsin
Rock Island Arsenal
Navy
Leonard T. Arduser
C. Chambers Inskeep Optical Co
Harry F. Tisher
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!