Basketball Attracts Group To Iowa City
A quiet Lent and flu season dim activity but fans from Cedar Rapids plan to travel to Iowa City for the University of Iowa final basketball game against Minnesota. Families including the O'Donnells Shuttleworths Johnstons Hamiltons and Fosters will attend with children and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
University of Minnesota
Ing
Cedar Rapids
Harry G. O'Donnell
Barnes
Vv. Craven Shuttleworth
Billy
Raymond S. Johnston
Henry H. Hamilton
Morgan J. Foster
Mrs Canfield Returns From California Visit With Cedar Rapids Ties
Mrs Jessie Y Canfield of Meade apartments spent five weeks in California visiting former Cedar Rapids residents. She traveled to Pasadena to see Mr and Mrs Arthur Gough and to Los Angeles to see Mrs A E Mulford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Y. Canfield
Meade Apartments
California
Arthur Gough
Pasadena
A. E. Mulford
Los Angeles
Cedar Rapids
Weekend trip to Chicago guests amid Nelson Eddy tour
Mrs M R Warren and Miss Florence Van Winkle with four Iowa State College students traveled home Sunday evening from Chicago where they attended a Nelson Eddy concert. Van Winkle stayed with Miss Jeanne Marshall at Northwestern University, while the rest visited Miss Kempnick's parents in Evanston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nelson Eddy
M. R. Warren
Fifth Avenue SE
Florence van Winkle
Iowa State College
Betty Warren
Geraldine Kempnick
Beth Stageberg
Mary Ellen Roseland
Miss van Winkle
Jeanne Marshall
Verne Marshall
Northwestern University
Miss Kempnick
Evanston
Woman's Association of First Congregational Meets
The Woman's Association of the First Congregational church met Friday in the recreation rooms with Mrs. H. F. Blomquist presiding. C. T. Hickok reviewed constitutional revisions to be voted on at the May meeting. Akiko Hino, a Japanese student at Coe College, spoke on Doll Day in Japan and sang with ukulele accompaniment. Tea featured a St Patrick theme. committee members included Mrs. Oliver S. Wilson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Association of the
First Congregational Church
H. F. Blomquist
C. T. Hickok
C.S. Foster
Nelson C. Dreier
E. O. Samuelson
A. W. Meyer
Foster
Akiko Hino
Coe College
St. Patrick’s
Oliver S. Wilson
W. S Newell
Flora Hicklin
F.C. Meyers
C. O. Gray
George Walker
Jennie and
Mae Hollenbeck
Dreier
Jane Boyd circle meets for luncheon at Sanders home
Twenty members attended the Jane Boyd circle of the King's Daughters luncheon at Mrs. A. F. Sanders home. Devotions were led by Mrs. Hugh Hillerege. Sixteen dresses were donated for Tyler school district needy. Mrs. Elsie Leech attended as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd
The
King's Daughters
A. F. Sanders
Hugh Hillerege
Tyler
Elsie Leech
Wednesday Social Club Meeting With Mrs Harrington
The Wednesday Social club will meet with Mrs. Hugh Harrington at 136 Seventeenth street SW on Wednesday at 2 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Harrington
Seventeenth Street
I H N Circle of the King's Daughters Luncheon
Nineteen members and four guests met with I H N circle of the King's Daughters Thursday for luncheon at the home of Mrs. Mary Mueller. Guests included Mrs. Eugene Wasta, Mrs. R E Johnson, Mrs. M L Doherty and Mrs. F E Menor. The president, Mrs. W H Richards, led a brief meeting. Mrs. E W DeNio reviewed outstanding women of the Bible. Members sewed garments for Jayettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. N. Circle of the King’s Daughters
Maryei Mueller
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
Eugene Wasta
R. E. Johnson
M. L. Doherty
F. E. Menor
W. H. Richards
E. W. DeNio
Cultus Club Meets With Bertha Graham Guest Review
Cultus club members met Thursday afternoon with Miss Bertha Graham at 405 First Avenue W. After a business session, Mrs. R. D. Chord introduced by Miss Anna Marie De Castello, reviewed One Man Caravan by Robert Edison Fulton. Guests Mrs. E. H. Ruge and Mrs. Opie assisted during social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cultus Club
Bertha Graham
First Avenue
R. D. Chord
Anna Marie de Castello
Robert Edison Fulton
E. H. Ruge
Opie
KaWaSi Camp Fire Gift Exchange at Guardian Home
The KaWaSi Camp Fire group met Friday at guardian Lillian Repstien s home where a birthday present was given. Attendees included Helen Smith Ardell Coy Jane Kohl Geraldine Young Ellen Meyers Marilyn Mills June Weaver Alice Berry and Marilyn Cornish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KaWaSi
The
Guardian
Lillian Repstien
Helen Smith
Ardell Coy
Jane Kohl
Geraldine Young
Ellen Meyers
Marilyn Mills
June Weaver
Alice Berry
Marilyn Cornish
How Women in Their 40s Can Attract Men
Advertisement offers tips for women in midlife facing menopause. It promises vitality through fresh air sleep and a women’s tonic Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The copy asserts the product supports physical resistance steadies nerves and eases mood changes during the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ydian E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Nancy Gookin Weds Boyd Stahle at Westminster Church
Nancy Gookin daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Gookin of Williamsburg wed Boyd Stahle son of Mr and Mrs Will Stahle of Iowa City in a Cedar Rapids ceremony at Westminster Presbyterian church. The couple will live in Iowa City rural route 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Gookin
Boyd Stahle
Westminster Church
J B Gookin
Williamsburg
Will Stahle
Iowa City
Westminister Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids
James H. Blackstone
Marjorie Hungerford
Clyde Sanborn
Pauline Clegg
Wayne Stable
Waterloo
Eugene Gookin
Wayne Williams
Stable
Columbus Junction High School
J. B. Gookin
Eugene
C H. Kennedy
Marion
Joe Kremenak
Ely
Adelaide Swenka
Allison
Wayne Stahle
Eighth Grade Girl Reserves Meet At YWCA
All eighth grade Girl Reserves in the city are invited to meet at the Y W C A Tuesday at 4 p m to hear Miss Elena Hartzell speak on South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elena Hartzell
South America
YWCA Current Events Class Plans Wednesday Meeting
The YWCA current events class will meet Wednesday at 2 pm in YWCA club rooms. Members will present The Birth of a New China by Lin Yutang and Japan China topics. The forum covers Asia for the Japanese Dont Underestimate Japan Stand to the East and more with invited guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W
China
Lin Yutang
A. R. Swemn
Emil Rasmussen
John Gunther
Town Hall
R. B. van Cleave
R. T. Lubbock
Asia
Japan
Otyokwa Camp Fire Elects New Officers
Members of Otyokwa Camp Fire group met Saturday with guardian Mrs. A J Danner. Officers elected include Vera Ann Danner as president Mary Lou Wilson as vice president Betty Markey as secretary Gladys Doran as treasurer and Flo Markey as scribe. Gertrude Jacobs and Doris Bruce named party committee with Helen Miller scrapbook chair Ruth Ann Hollander and Gladys Doran buying committee and Helen Marie Sliss as song leader. A future meeting chart was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otyokwa
A. J. Danner
Vera Ann Danner
Mary Lou Wilson
Betty Markey
Gladys Doran
Flo Markey
Gertrude Jacobs
Doris Bruce
Helen Miller
Ruth Ann Hollander
Helen Marie Sliss
Misses Roberta and Ethel Bock Host Birthday Party
The Misses Roberta and Ethel Bock entertained friends at 222 Ninth street NW Saturday evening for the birthdays of their sister Agnes and Frances Murdock. Dancing ping pong and refreshments followed the social gathering with guests including Marileene Dahlem Mary Callan Vera Franklin Mary Luise Barrett Itella Debe Katherine Robinson Dean Rickey Dean Lockwood Jim and Ben Hermsen LeRoy Anderle Norman Huston Bill Valenta Karl Biskup Dan Bruce and Charles Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta
Ethel Bock
Ninth Street NW
Agnes
Frances Murdock
Marileene Dahlem
Mary Callan
Vera Franklin
Mary Luise Barrett
Itella Debe
Katherine Robinson
Dean Rickey
Dean Lockwood
Jim and Ben Hermsen
Leroy Anderle
Norman Huston
Bill Valenta
Karl Biskup
Dan Bruce
Charles Russell
Margaret Bottome circle meets at St Luke's hospital
Margaret Bottome circle of the King's Daughters will meet Wednesday at 1.30 pm at St. Luke's hospital to sew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bottome
The
King's Daughters
St. Luke’s Hospital
P T A Meetings Postponed. Programs Set at Local Schools
Harrison P T A postpones its card party indefinitely while scheduling a community program at the school Tuesday at 7 30 p m. The Buchanan P T A hosts a night program Wednesday after an open house 7 to 8 p m featuring the school orchestra and guest speaker Royal Holbrook.
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Harrison P. T. A
Buchanan P. T. A
Royal Holbrook
Reform laws blamed for takin' from the rich
Aunt Het asserts reform measures merely shift wealth from the well off to the poor, arguing that equalizing taxes and welfare schemes do not address underlying issues and mainly transfer resources to those with less. She contends politicians draft laws to disguise redistribution.
Manatts Celebrate 52nd Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Manatt of Marion marked their fifty second wedding anniversary with an open house and tea hosted by their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Manatt of 1918 Park Avenue SE, after they had a dinner earlier in the day at their son's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Manatt
Marion
R W. Manatt
Park Avenue SE
Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae Dessert Dinner Set
Alumnae members of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority will meet for a dessert dinner tonight at 7:15 at the home of Mrs. Helen Levsen located at 1708 Third Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Helen Levsen
Third Avenue SE
Vera Scott Weds James McClurg Jr in Cedar Rapids Home
Miss Vera Scott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Scott of 113 Fifteenth Street SE, married James C. McClurg Jr. at her parents home February 26. Rev. W Greer McCrory officiated as family attended by Miss Marvel Scott and John Belorit. The couple resides at 1434 First Avenue E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Scott
Charles G. Scott
Fifteenth Street
James C. McClurg, Jr
James McClurg
Cedar Rapids
W. Greer McCrory
Marvel Scott
John Belorit
Mrs Dautremont Honors Daughter On Birthday
Mrs E R Dautremont hosted Marilyn Joan Dautremont birthdays at 1341 D avenue NE with games and prizes. Attendees included Virginia Dautremont, Patricia Moorehead, Barbara Spaces, Johanna Sivertson, Patricia McDougal, Joyce Syers, Mary Patricia Fitzpatrick, Kathryn Ann Fitzpatrick, Patricia Craemer, Kathleen Morrisey, Patricia Champer, Joan Meis, Beverley Spacek and Corrine Dautremont. The hostess was aided by sister Mrs Richard Spacek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Dautremont
D Avenue NE
Marilyn Joan
Virginia Dautremont
Patricia Moorehead
Barbara Spaces
Johanna Sivertson
Patricia McDougal
Joyce Syers
Mary Patricia
Kathryn Ann Fitzpatrick
Patricia Craemer
Kathleen Morrissey
Patricia Champer
Joan Meis
Beverley Spacek
Corrine Dautremont
Richard Spacek
Alpha Xt Delta Alumnae Meet Tonight At Home
Alumnae of Alpha Mt Delta sorority will gather at 6 30 P M for dinner at the home of Mrs Richard Rinderknecht 409 Seventeenth Street SE Helen Jayne and Frances McLaughlin assist the hostess in arranging the evening event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Mt Delta Sorority
Richard Rinderknecht
Seventeenth Street
Helen Jayne
Frances McLaughlin
Pla Mor 500 Club Meets at Mrs Blake's Home
The Pla-Mor 500 club met recently at the home of Mrs. Paul Blake. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Carl Blake and Mrs. Harold Usher. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Carl Blake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Blake
Carl Blake
Harold Usher
Irene Douglas Circle Luncheon Meeting Notice
Members of Irene Douglas circle will meet for luncheon Wednesday at 1 pm at the home of Mrs. J. C. Lozier 211 Fourteenth street SE Windermere apartments. Mrs W C Drager and Mrs H K Focht will assist the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Douglas
J. C. Lozier
Fourteenth Street SE
Windermere Apartments
W. C. Drager
H. K. Focht
Friwoto Camp Fire Kicks Off Money Project Meeting
The Friwoto Camp Fire group met Saturday afternoon with assistant guardian Miss Genevieve Jensen. Members worked on their money project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Jensen
Aohike Camp Fire Honors Trail Seekers and Members
Members of the Aohike Camp Fire met at Janice Spohns home for a council fire and Americana meeting. The trail seeker rank was awarded to Barbara Risk Joyce Gearhart Rose Marie Jun Janice Spohn Nancy Shean and Jean Richardson. With the girls and Roberta Hill and Joan Gray all members earned honor beads. Mothers were honored guests. An Americana exhibit featured Godeys Lady's Book copies owned by Dr Agnes Safely oil lamps and wool carding cords from over a century ago owned by Mrs J W Carberry and old china and silver. Tea was served by the sponsor committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aohike
Janice Spohn
Twenty-fourth Street
Barbara Risk
Joyce Gearhart
Rose Marie Jun
Nancy Shean
Jean Richardson
Roberta Hill
Joan Gray
Godey
Agnes Safely
J. W. Carberry
Mrs Walter Peterson Returns From Michigan
Mrs Walter G Peterson of 1924 First Avenue East returned Saturday after spending three weeks in Ann Arbor Michigan as the guest of her sister Mrs Frank Cornwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Peterson
First Avenue E
Ann Arbor
Mich
Frank Cornwell
Mrs Stein and daughter return from Lincoln visit
Mrs Paul J. Stein of 2243 Bever avenue SE and her daughter Jane Elizabeth have returned from visiting Mrs Stein's aunt Miss Etta Saffer in Lincoln Nebraska. They were accompanied home by Mrs Stein's nephew Donald Gartner who is en route to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Stein
Bever Avenue
Jane Elizabeth
Mrs. Stein
Etta Saffer
Lincoln, Neb
Mrs Stein
Donald Gartner
Baltimore
Volunteer circle luncheon with Mrs Donald Dennis
A volunteer circle of the King's Dauehiers will meet on Tuesday at 1 30 p m for a dessert luncheon hosted by Mrs Donald Dennis at 525 Twenty third Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
King's Dauehiers
Donald Dennis
Twentythird Street
Nine members of Evans circle meet for dessert luncheon
Nine members of Ethel Evans circle of the King's Daughters gathered Thursday for a dessert luncheon hosted by Mrs. I. D. Yanaway. Mrs. George Brown attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Evans
The
King’s Daughters
I. D. Yanaway
George Brown
Robert Jones Return Highlights Nursing Cap Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Robert L Jones of 1325 M avenue NE announce they returned from Chicago where their daughter Dorothy Jones received her nursing cap at Michael Reese School of Nursing during the capping ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Jones
M Avenue NE
Chicago
Michael Reese School of Nursing
Dorothy
Miss Jones
Ceremny
City Briefs and Personals
Live fish can be bought at Shef fie's Boat House. City council retired 5000 dollars in police station bonds. Frank Driscoll received a 30 day floater for vagrancy. he is not the resident at 628 Eighth street SE. Mrs. Elizabeth Boots suffered head lacerations after a fall on basement steps. treated and released at St Luke's hospital. Don Hines, city attorney, to discuss FBI visit at Canopus club luncheon at Roosevelt hotel. Star of Maine Rebekah lodge No 221 meets at 838 First avenue E with program and refreshments. visitors welcome. John M. Thompson to speak at Trowel chapter No 49 Royal Arch Masons meeting at Masonic hall on The Peipples. refreshments to follow. Obed Bean called to Independence, Missouri by illness of mother Mrs Anna Bean. Mrs Dora Nunnally improved after pneumonia. home from Mercy hospital. Town Association No 9 NA PE will meet to inspect machinery at Penick and Ford plant. Women’s Foreign Missionary society of Kenwood Park Methodist plans picnic luncheon at 1 p.m. at Mrs Foster M. Beck’s home. bring covered dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of Maine Rebekah Lodge No
Maine Lodge
First Avenue E
John M. Thompson
Trowel Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Hall
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of
Kenwood Park Methodist Church
Foster M. Beck
Thirty-third Street
Cedar Rapids grocers meeting invites Zeh address
A meeting of all grocers in Cedar Rapids and within 25 miles is set for tonight at 7:45 p.m. at the I.C.B.I. hall. Frank Zeh of Des Moines, secretary of the Iowa Retail Grocers association, will speak. Wives are invited and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
I.C.B.I. Hall
Frank Zeh
Des Moines
Iowa Retail Grocers Association
City council orders curb and gutter projects in multiple streets
The city clerk was directed by the council Monday to bring in resolutions for curb and gutter construction in K street SW from Sixteenth avenue SW to Twenty-second avenue SW Tenth street SE from Twelfth avenue to Fourteenth avenue and Fourteenth avenue SE from Tenth street to Eleventh street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Twenty-second Avenue
Tenth Street
Twelfth Avenue
Fourteenth Avenue
Eleventh Street
Vacancies In Army At Fort Des Moines
Twenty nine army vacancies were announced Monday by Sergt August Miller at the federal building Fort Des Moines. Seven posts are in special services. Five signal corps jobs require high school education while one each exist in veterinary and medical departments. Eleven cavalry and eleven field artillery posts need completion of the eighth grade. Applicants must be 18 to 35 years old, unmarried, and of good character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Fort Des Moines
Sergt
August Miller
Signal Corps
Veterinary
Cavalry
Field Artillery
Cedar Rapids Stamp Club Meets at Montrose Hotel
The Cedar Rapids Stamp club will hold a regular meeting at the Montrose hotel on Tuesday at 7 pm. Talks will be given by L. L. on stamp topics and club affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Stamp Club
Montrose Hotel
L. L
Local Club Officers and Prizes Announced
The club lists officers including A E Washburn as president L L Locher as first vice president Delbert Auten as second vice president Mrs Ruth Washburn as secretary and C T Bowman as sergeant at arms. Directors named are Gilbert W Borschel Harry Winn R W Hawkins and Adolph Jenista. Prizes for attendance and intelligence tests on philatelic subjects will be awarded to winners.
Farmer James Cibula files voluntary bankruptcy petition
James Frank Cibula, a Tama area farmer, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition with the deputy clerk, listing liabilities of 153,893. Daily amounts show assets of 11,550 and exemptions of 5,500. In a separate order, Judge George C. Scott dismissed Bert Kiburz of Monticello’s petition for lack of jurisdiction with debtor consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Frank Cibula
Tama
George C. Scott
Bert Kiburz
Monticello
Citing Traffic Code On Signs Fails To Win Acquittal
Paul Bibby challenged a speeding charge in police court citing Iowa motor vehicle code section 320 about signs. He admitted exceeding twenty five miles per hour but contested lack of signs on First avenue east of Seventeenth street. Judge Powell ruled signs showing where the district changes, not within, are sufficient and Bibby was found guilty and fined ten dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bibby
Thirty-fourth Street
Bibby
Milke
Ahring
First Avenue
Don Hines
The
Highway Commission
Seventeenth Street
Thomas B Powell
Powell
Supreme Court Denies Taxation Appeal of Jackson County Attorney
The Supreme Court denied James F Pickett's petition seeking review of lower federal court rulings that he owed federal income tax on delinquent tax attorney fees from Jackson County Missouri. Pickett argued he performed an essential governmental function and was immune, but lower courts ruled no distinction from private practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INL
Supreme Court
James F Pickett
Jackson County
Pickett
Demonstration At Cedar Rapids Camera Club
The Cedar Rapids Camera club meets Tuesday at 7 45 p m in the Iowa Electric Light and Power company bungalow. John Hay will lead practical Table Top photography demos and help attendees try subjects. Critz Hahn discusses Kodachrome color photography with finished color projections. Members should bring indoor Mazda light pictures for contest judging in two divisions snap shots and enlargements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Camera Club
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
John Hay
Critz Hahn
Music Fraternity At Coe To Give Concert
Members of the Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia at Coe college present their annual all-American concert in Sinclair Memorial chapel Tuesday at 8 15. Local composers are featured and Ed Melcher tenor solo performs Fallen Oaks by Louise Crawford while Grant Perrin plays Variation Fantasy Finale. The program includes vocal ensembles, trombone and string solos, a madrigal group, and a Phi Mu Alpha male chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Music Fraternity
Coe College
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
Grant Perrin
University of Town
Louise Crawford
Coe Music Department
Ed Melcher
Harland Jones
Alburnett
M. Bartholomew Wanderer
R. W
Essee Oy Chadwick
Joseph Kitchin
Frank Wessale
Steven Barwick
Allan Richardson
Perrin Grant Perrin
D. Malin
Akere Beet
We Thompson Madrigal Group
William Carran
Robert Carmichael
Betty Jane Levsen
Mary Hindee
Betty Finch
Fallen Ook
Rets Lolse
Crapford
Miller
Miller Frank Bates
Phi Mu_ Alpha
Fulton
Rendick
Phi Mu Alpha
January Cedar Rapids fire loss totals 2702 dollars
Total fire loss in Cedar Rapids for January reached 2702.30 dollars per Chief E. P. Kohout in a city council report. Buildings account for 1609.45 dollars of the loss with the remainder on contents. Buildings valued at 134000 dollars carried 97450 dollars in insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
E. P. Kohout
Reserve Board Takes Rap At Economy Bloc
Washington as the Federal Reserve Board backed by chairman Marriner Eccles urged higher government spending to spur growth. The bulletin cited the need for more consumption and construction, noting February production near 99 percent of the 1923 25 average while investments relied on current receipts. Brookings urged spending pruning. National Economy League proposed tax hikes and a reduced deficit to curb debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Bulletin
Marriner
Federal Reserve System
Rooselve
The
Bulletin
Brookings Institution
National Economy League
Davidson Approved For Commerce Job
Des Moines authorities announce Harold Davidson of Clarinda was confirmed as counsel for the state commerce commission. He will assume July 1 for a four year term at 4000 dollars annually, plus 500 to 1000 dollars yearly from the carrier fund, succeeding John C. De Mar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
LLP
Senate
Harold Davidson
Clarinda
State Commerce Commission
Motor Carrier Fund
Davidson
John C. de Mar
Break-in at Service Station Sees $10 Stolen
Ted Strausburger, operator at avenue and First street NW, reported Saturday night entry through an unlocked east window. Detectives Condon and Marshall noted the window was unsecured. Glenn Darrow, 111 Eleventh street NW, found the station open at 7:30 a.m. Sunday after closing at 9 p.m. Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Strausburger
Avenue and
First Street NW
Condon and
Marshall
Glenn Darrow
Eleventh Street NW
Ben E Miller longtime railroad man dies in California
Ben Edgar Miller 69 retired Cedar Rapids railroad man died Saturday in La Jolla California where he had resided since 1925 his body to be brought to Cedar Rapids He was born November 3 1870 in Garnet Kansas came to Cedar Rapids in 1882 worked with Town Land Co and later with the Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern and Rock Island railroads He retired in 1913 and later engaged in California hotel work He helped organize B C R and N veterans in 1921 and was active in Masonic and Scottish Rite circles Surviving are his widow a son a daughter two sisters and a brother
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Edgar Miller
Cedar Rapids
la Jolla
Calif
San Diego
Miller
Garnet
Kan
Town Land Company
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Railroad
W. P. Brady
B. C. R. and
Rock Island Lines
Pioneer Railroad
Iowa
Mary Louise Miller
William E. Miller
Wilbur D. Kennedy
J. C. Loomis
Lulu Hall
Cc. J. Miller
Alameda
Alif
Cedar Rapids Misses In Military Unit Assignments
Burlington received a service company of the 136th medical regiment, Iowa National Guard, as the advisory board in Des Moines assigns units. Cedar Rapids and other cities sought the company while Des Moines hosts a headquarters troop of the Fifty-seventh Cavalry Brigade and the signal troop of the Twenty-seventh Cavalry Division to Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Charles H. Grahl
Adjutant General of
Iowa
136Th Medical Regiment
Iowa National Guard
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Fifty-seventh Cavalry Brigade
Twentyears Cavalry Division
Siouxity
President Roosevelt Joins Tribute To Chicago Mayor Cermak
In Miami Beach the president joined Chicago and the nation in paying respects to Anton J. Cermak, late Chicago mayor fatally wounded by a stray bullet six years earlier. A bronze plaque at Bay Front park recalls Cermak’s greeting, and Roosevelt sent a commemorative letter read at the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
INS
Roosevelt
Chicago
Anton J. Cermak
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cermak
Bay Front Park
Guiseppi Zangara
Relief outlay is $22 per capita
Federal relief expenditures for 1938 averaged 22 per person in the United States, with totals derived from treasury reports and covering AAA, Farm Security, WPA, REA, and CCC programs. Nevada led at 101 per capita, while Alabama, Virginia and North Carolina reported 13. The South shows low payments, the Midwest mid-range, and the Northwest and Rocky Mountain states high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
National Industrial Conference Board
Treasury
Agricultural Adjustment Program
Farm Security Administration
WPA
Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works
Civilian Conservation Corps
Nevada
Alabama
Virginia
North Carolina
Rocky Mountain
Iowa
AAA
Conference Board
Rocky Mountain States
South
Zionist Delegates Instructed To Hold Proposals
Jewish delegates to the Palestine conference, in London, received cables from American Zionists ordering them to refrain from further proposals to Great Britain on the Palestine issue. They were instructed to wait for action by the British government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
INS
Great Britain
Palestine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Jessie Canfield
Group Motors
Woman's Association, First Congregational
I. M.N. Circle
Otyokwa Camp
P.T.A. Meetings
Harrison
Buchanan
R. W. Manatts
F. E. Manatts
A.G D
James McClurg, JR
Mrs. Dautremont
Alpha XT Delta
PLA
Aohike Camp Fire
Walter Peterson
Michigan
Lincoln
Robert Jones
Sheffie’s Boat House
Frank Driscoll
Eighth Street
Elizabeth Boots
St. Luke's Hospital
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington, D. C
Canopus Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Obed Bean
First Street
Independence
Anna Bean
Dora Nunnally
Ridgewood Terrace
Mercy Hospital
National Association of Power Engineers
Sokol Hall
Penick and
Grocers
Stamp Club
Camera Club
Coe
Reserve Board
Brookings Survey
Ben E. Miller
Mississippi
Delaware
New Jersey
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Sollid
Nurito
American Institute of Laundering
WMT
L. L. Dolson
C. RB. Sav
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