Temperatures Rise After Cedar Rapids Cold Spell
Frigid Friday night gave way to sunlit warmth in Cedar Rapids as temperatures climbed from a 6 above zero dawn to 22 by late afternoon. The Cedar River rose to 8.2 feet Saturday from 7.4 feet the prior day, while gauges tracked the river and local readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beosten
Washington
James'Orleans
Los Angeles
Des Moines
San Francisco
Wir
Seattle
Barre
New York Pr
Cedar Rapids
Chambers Inskeep Company
Cedar River
Iowa Windmill and Pump Company
Speeding Fines Hit Three Defendants in Police Court
Richard Thompson of Center Junction fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding. Ray Anderson Jr surrendered his driver’s license for 30 days and paid costs for speeding. Mildred Myers of 312 Thirty-fourth Street NE surrendered her license for 15 days and paid costs for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Thompson
Center Junction
Ray Anderson, Jr
Mildred Myers
Thirty-fourth Street
Roof and grass fires reported over weekend
Friday a roof fire at 309 Eighth SE with Henry Nesbit as general alarm at 8 18 p m. A bedclothes fire at 391 Memorial drive SE with John J Scolaro as general alarm. Saturday a grass fire between Meadowbrook and Dalewood SE with company No 6 at 11 10 a m and a roof fire at 1107 First Street SW with A H Buehler as general alarm at 10 49 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth
Henry Nesbit
Memorial Drive
John J. Scolaro
Meadowbrook
Dalewood Avenues
First Street
A. H. Buehler
Obituary notices for Leidich Stoner Clark and Hook
Mrs. Clara Mae Leidich Stoner aged 54 died at her home on highway 218 near the airport in the early hours Saturday. Mr. Jake Clark aged 53 died at his residence 1406 Tenth Street SE late Friday. Mrs. C. H. Hook aged 34 died at her home 1708 B Avenue NE late Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Mae Leidich Stoner
Highway
Jake Clark
Tenth Street
C. H. Hook
B Avenue NE
Driver Fined For Following Too Closely In Convoy
Perry S Abbott of Mount Auburn was fined $5 and costs for following too closely in a convoy. Cyril Oake of Davenport faced overload on a truck, paid costs, and promised to obtain a proper license before Justice H R Churchill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry S. Abbott
Mount Auburn
Cyril Oake
Davenport
Justice H. R. Churchill
Births At St Luke's and Mercy Hospitals
A daughter was born at St Luke's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Clark of Ely on March 17. A daughter was born at Mercy Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rivers of Sixteenth Avenue SW on March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Hospital
Andrew L. Clark
Ely
Mercy Hospital
Earl Rivers
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Local figures listed for notice in Cedar Rapids area
Richard A. Randolph of Nashville Tennessee and Mabel Georgia Hurst of Belle Plaine Harley C. Fasse and Bernadine S. Hirsch Cedar Rapids M B Stoker and Clara Stuckey Minor Cedar Rapids Warren W Waggener and Eva Mae Nelson Cedar Rapids DeLos A Lane and Elizabeth E DeWald Waterloo Maurice Van DePutte and Esther Muecke East Moline Hl
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Randolph
Nashville, Tenn
Mabel Georgia Hurst
Belle Plaine
Harley C. Fasse
Bernadine S. Hirsch
Cedar Rapids
M. B. Stoker
Clara Stuckey Minor
Warren W. Waggener
Eva Mae Nelson
DeLos A. Lane
Elizabeth E. DeWald
Waterloo
Maurice van DePutte
Esther Muecke
East Moline
Edith Hensley Restored After Iowa City Divorce
Edith Hensley formerly Carl Ray mond Hensley was granted a divorce on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds by Judge H. C. Ring. The marriage dated September 23, 1936 in Iowa City ended with Edith restoring the surname Avery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Hensley
Carl Raymond Hensley
H. C. Ring
Iowa City
Edith Avery
No Word From John Benes In Bohemia
Mrs John Benes wife of Eduard Benes brother of the former Czechoslovakian president said she had not heard from her husband since January. John aged 68 left Milwaukee last June to visit friends and Eduard, then president. Eduard resigned and teaches at the University of Chicago. Another brother Vojta Czech minister of education is missing. Edward son fears for his father safety as Nazis occupy Bohemia and notes his American citizenship may help him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
John Benes
Eduard Benes
Bohemia
John
Eduard
Republic
University of Chicago
Vojta
Edward
Hitler
Benes
South Africa Mobilizes Police After Nazi Protest
Urgent orders mobilize all South African police reserves including Europeans Asiatics and Africans in response to a German protest over immigration restrictions in Southwest Africa. Prime Minister Herzog says Germany seeks more sympathetic administration of immigration laws under the alien act and will await details before replying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
South Africa
Southwest Africa
J. B. M. Herzog
Cape Town
Germany
Africa
Herzog
Cathedral of Cologne Finishing Towers Completed in 1880
The Cathedral of Cologne in the Rhineland saw its finishing towers completed in 1880 after centuries of construction. The landmark's completion marked the end of a 500-year build.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathedral
Cologne
Rhineland
City Briefs and Personals Contain Local Notices and Marriages
Charles Newell Blood, 83, is critically ill at his son Ernest Blood’s home in Mt. Vernon. Arthur W. Green and Sadie Viola Tupper, both of Minneapolis, wed Thursday by Justice W. A. Ball. J. M. Langr, 1029 Fourth Ave SE, improved after an appendectomy at Mercy Hospital. Richard A. Randolph of Nashville and Mabel Georgia Hurst of Belle Plaine married Friday by Justice H. R. Churchill. Thomas Bahnsen, 32, of Cedar Rapids, arrested on a warrant from Justice Churchill for desertion. Welles condemned Nazi actions and outlined U.S. reply to Berlin notes on occupation of Bohemia and Moravia, with Britain and France in stance against legality of occupation. No confirmation on a four-power stop Hitler conference in London. U.S. studying reciprocal trade treaty and tariff effects of German actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Newell Blood
Ernest Blood
Mt. Vernon
Welles
United States
Great Britain
France
Czechoslovakia
London
Russia
Fire affects Show Boat Garage and theft incidents
Ed Kouba paid firefighters a substantial sum Friday to bolster the pension fund after a garage fire gutted an office Monday. D C Hightower reported his overcoat stolen at Lafayette cafe, with an old coat left in its place. Cubs at Immaculate Conception Church met in Scottis hall and awarded service stars to five members as circus night planning began for April. A purse worth 11 dollars disappeared from Armstrong's store after Lane set it down briefly during shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Kouba
E. P. Kohout
D. C
Cub Pack
Immaculate Conception Church
Scottis Hall
Cubs
Billie Ball
Jack Fletcher
Bobby Cassel
Richard Rozek
Jack Maher
Bessie Gray
Fourth Avenue SE
Armstrong
Lane
Rev William M Evans to Lead Brief Services at Central Park Church
The Rev William M Evans will preside at brief services at Central Park Presbyterian Church located at B avenue and Sev enteenth Street NE at 11 a m Sunday. The planned every member canvass Sunday afternoon will be postponed though pledge ecards will be available. Church school is at 9:45 a m elders prayer meeting at 10:45 a m and intermediate taxis and senior Christian Endeavor meet at the usual hour. Mid week prayer service is set for Wednesday at 7:30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Evans
Central Park Presbyterian Church
B Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Penalties on German imports raise premium in trade
The German purchase of cotton and other goods is tied to blocked German marks deposited in German banks. American importers pay less for cameras using these marks, enabling German exporters to undersell U.S. producers. Murphy notes a uniform 33 4 percent premium on cotton and higher, though variable, premiums on copper and other goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
Murphy
United States to Send Note Over German Czech Annexation
The state department announced that the United States will send Germany an official note asserting abhorrence of Nazi absorption of Czechoslovakia. Acting Secretary Sumner Welles said the note will state plainly that the U S does not recognize the legality of Germanys action in taking over Czechoslovakia. The dispatch was announced Saturday.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Sumner Welles
Chamberlain
Hitler
Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Roosevelt
Weee Wilson
Colog
Prague
Europe
Senate backs tougher stance on Germany and calls for broader powers
Washington AP Senate supporters back state department condemnation of Germanys march into Czechoslovakia and press for greater presidential freedom to act. They back Welles call that lawlessness threatens world peace and favor extending cash and carry to munitions. Pittman warns of no delay in defense prep while Czech legation in Washington remains independent awaiting a resolution in Prague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
State Department
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Sumner Welles
George D. Ga
Foreign Relations Committee
Hitler
Barkley
Repper
Fla
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen. Pittman
Nev
Great Britain
France
Pittman
Italy
Japan
Vladimir Hurban
Reich
Prague
the United’ Stati Samen Court
Court For Solution
Man Struck and Killed By Car Near Dubuque
Matt Zehenter, 65, night watchman, died Friday night after being hit by an automobile while walking home near the northeast Dubuque city limits. Ruth Cushing, 30, Dubuque, was operating the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Matt Zehenter
Ruth Cushing
Britain and France Protest to Nazis Rally Calls for Unity Against Hitler
Chamberlain urged a barricade with Britain and France against Nazi aggression warning against further territorial ambitions. He questioned Hitler's assurances and urged collective security with smaller European nations while hinting at conscription and possible Halifax leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
France
Chamberlain
Europe
Hitler
Germany
Sudetenland
Czechoslovakia
Daladier Wins Confidence Vote as France Faces Mussolini Demands
Daladier secures a unity cabinet victory as France braces for March 26 Italian demands. He vows to defend every right and inch of territory amid fears of conflict with Mussolini and Hitler’s broken peace efforts. Britain’s ambassador Sir Eric Phipps met Daladier to discuss support for Romania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Unity
Daladier
Tremier Benito Mussolini
Italy
France
Europe
Adolf Hitler
Britain
Roumania
Eric Phipps
Chamber of Deputies
Mrs C H Hook dies. Cedar Rapids pastor's wife
Lois Bethel Hook, wife of Rev C H Hook of Central Park Presbyterian, died at home in Cedar Rapids Friday night after a lingering illness. Born March 17 1905 in Hayfield Minnesota she lived in Minnesota until moving to Cedar Rapids three years ago. She is survived by her husband two children and multiple relatives. Funeral in Turner chapel Monday with services Tuesday in Hayfield Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Bethel Hook
C. H. Hook
Central Park
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Order of the Eastern Star
Kiwanis Auxiliary
Phyllis JoEllen
Cornelius Henry, Jr
John Blaisdell
Hayfield
Raymond Hitchcock
Minneapolis
Earl Stanton
John S. Putnam
Detroit
Cedar Rapids
Minn
First Presbyterian Church
Turner Chapel
Deaths 54 Wife of George A Stoner Dies at Home
Mrs. 54 wife of George A Stoner died at her home on highway 218 south of the airport at 5 53 am Saturday after a long illness. She was born near Solon and lived nearby thirty five years. Survived by husband, daughter Mae Irene at home, brother Oscar Leidich Salon route 2, sister Mrs Elizabeth Wineka West Branch. Funeral Tuesday 2 pm Brush chapel conducted by Rev Arthur M Simonser Des Moines. Burial Oakland cemetery Solon. Friends may call Sunday and Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Mae Leidich Stoner
George A. Stoner
Highway 218
Solon
Mae Irene
Oscar Leidich
Salon
Elizabeth Wineka
West Branch
Brush Chapel
Arthur M. Simonser
Des Moines
Oakland Cemetery
Death of Charles Conner Near Solon
Charles Conner aged 58 of five miles southwest of Solon died at a local hospital at 6 50 p m Friday after a short illness. He was born in Johnson county and lived there his life. Surviving are two brothers Mike Conner Iowa City route 2 and John A Con ner Lisbon route 1 and several nieces and nephews. St Marys church Solon will conduct services Monday at 9 30 a m with Rev J E Michalek. Burial in St Marys cemetery. Friends may call at Brosh funeral home Solon Saturday and Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Conner
Solon
Johnson County
Mike Conner
Iowa City
John A. Conner
Lisbon
St. Mary's Church
J. E. Michalek
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Brosh Funeral Home
Jake Clark Dies Suddenly At Home In Cedar Rapids
Jake Clark 53 died at his home 1406 Tenth Street SE at 11 p.m. Friday. He was born in Charlotteville West Virginia. Survived by niece Mrs. Mabel Brown nephew James Carr and brother in law Clarence Bass all of Cedar Rapids. Rice funeral home 1 p.m. Monday conducted by Rev. W R Stewart. Burial Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Clark
Tenth Street SE
Charlotteville
W. Va
Mabel Brown
James Carr
Clarence Bass
Cedar Rapids
Rice Funeral Home
W. R. Stewart
Oak Hill Cemetery
Pallbearers for Merrill funeral named at Brush chapel
Pallbearers for Albert W. Merrill are Giles Brush Ralph Randak Grant Wilson Michael Sheronick Joseph Topic and John Dobec. All are employees of the Iowa Steel and Iron Works. The funeral will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Brush chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. Merrill
Brush
Giles Brush
Ralph Randak
Grant Wilson
Michael Sheronick
Joseph Topic
John Dobec
The
Iowa Steel and Iron Works
Elderly Couple Die In Flames In Easton Fire
In Easton Connecticut on Friday the Hall couple Frank 76 and wife 72 died when their home burned. A passerby alerted the fire department which went to the wrong address two miles away before returning to the Hall residence to find it in flames and the couple dead in the cellar after floors collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton, Conn
INS
Frank Hall
Hall
Hall Place
Randolph County Preserves 52 Old Style Covered Bridges
North Carolina in 1939 still boasted 42 covered bridges, with Randolph County housing 52 of these historic spans. The count highlights regional preservation of early Americana amid modern development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Randolph County
Weaver of Dreams skit featured at Cedar Rapids club luncheon
Mrs. W. R. Armstrong presented The Weaver of Dreams, a radio skit for WHO Des Moines, at the dramatic art department luncheon of the Cedar Rapids Women’s Club. Participants included Mrs. Armstrong and others while Mrs. E. W. Krickard led a brief business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Armstrong
WHO
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Armstrong
Ireland
John T. Hecker
Carlos Kampmeier
Lloyd Schucknecht, Jr
Michael
Carl Heinen, Jr
Westerfield Guests Attend Amphityron 38 at Iowa Theater
Mr and Mrs Richard Wester field of West Union stayed with Mr and Mrs C M Westerfield at 1840 Bever avenue SE Friday. They attended the Amphityron 38 performance at the Iowa theater Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Westerfield
West Union
Mr. Westerfield
C. M. Westerfield
Bever Avenue
Lowa Theater
Birth announced for Windsor Merritt Buzza son of Mr and Mrs George Earl Buzza
Announcements from Los Angeles report the birth of a son, Windsor Merritt Buzza, on March 6 to Mr. and Mrs. George Earl Buzza. Mrs. Buzza formerly Miss Jane Green of Marshalltown. Mr. Buzza attended Cornell College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor Merritt Buzza
George Earl Buzza
Los Angeles
Buzza
Jane Green
Marshalltown
Cornell College
Tuesday Study Club Meeting at Mrs Ladd’s Home
The Tuesday Study club met at 215 Second Avenue SW Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. R. R. Williamson reviewed My America by Louis Adamic. Mrs. John E. Stansbury led the tea service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Ladd
Second Avenue SW
R. R. Williamson
America
Louis Adamic
John E. Stansbury
Stewarts Return From Six-Week Florida Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs A C Stewart 352 Park Terrace SE returned after six weeks on a motor trip through the south. They spent several days in New Orleans traveled along the gulf coast and visited Miami and Coral Gables before coming home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Stewart
Park Terrace SE
South
New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Miami
Coral Gables
Sunday School Class Party Hosts St Patrick's Day Evening
Mrs Eulamae Christensen entertained her Sunday school class at her home on twenty ninth street drive SE Friday evening for a St Patrick s day party with assistance from Mrs Isaac Brown. Kathryn Brown Betty Janu and Lois Hollan won prizes. Refreshments were served with Marion Nosek Dorothy Matteson Joyce Richardson Ruth Collister Doris Currier and Evelyn Welch in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eulamae Christensen
Twenty-ninth Street Drive
Isaac Brown
Kathryn Brown
Betty Janu
Lois Hollan
Marion Nosek
Dorothy Matteson
Joyce Richardson
Ruth Collister
Doris Currier
Evelyn Welch
Mrs Harmer Hosts Luncheon for Sewing Club Members
Mrs George Harmer entertained at a Thursday luncheon for her sewing club at 2401 Bever avenue SE. The table featured orchid and yellow decorations and attendees included Mesdames L. R. Sherman Frank Colburn Robert Youngblood Henry Haegg Roy Taylor W R Dock and Horace Rinard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harmer
Bever Avenue SE
L. R. Sherman
Frank Colburn
Robert Youngblood
Henry Haegg
Roy Taylor
W. R. Dock
Horace Rinard
Congenial Club Picnic At Mrs Dennis Home
The Congenial club held a Friday picnic luncheon at Mrs. G. E. Dennis home 920 Eighth street SW with St. Patrick theme. Prizes in bingo went to Mrs. G. S. Platzer and Mrs. F. P. Schultz. other attendees included Mesdames J. H. Martin F. H. Winters C. A. Forsythe T. A. Dill and guest Mrs. Harry Hinerwadel. The next meeting is set for March 29 at Mrs. T. A. Dill 626 Twelfth avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Dennis
Eighth Street
G. S. Platzer
F. P. Schultz
J. H. Martin
F. H. Winters
C. A. Forsythe
T. A. Dill
Harry
Itunita Camp Fire Hosts St Patrick's Party
The Itunita Camp Fire group gathered at Trinity Methodist church Friday for a St Patrick's day party. Attendees included Doris Sears Joan Grissel Evelyn Jensen Maxine West Phyl lis West Betty Watt Kathleen Miller Mrs Steele guardian and Ann Robertson assistant guardian. Guests were Mrs W T Abernathy sponsor and Barbara Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itunita
Trinity Methodist Church
Doris Sears
Joan Grissel
Evelyn Jensen
Maxine
Phyllis West
Betty Watt
Kathleen Miller
Mrs. Steele
Guardian
Ann Robertson
W. T. Abernathy
Barbara Steele
Festive Fems Club First Meeting At Dorothy Hayes Home
The Festive Fems held their initial meeting Friday at 1169 E Avenue NW, followed by a social night at the YWCA. Charter members include Esther Austin Betty Ann Blecker Mildred Burke June Cejka Dorothy Hayes Helen Heald Doris Janecek Marjorie Scott and Catherine Wilcox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fems
Dorothy Hayes
E Avenue NW
Esther Austin
Betty Ann Blecker
Mildred Burke
June Cejka
Helen Heald
Doris Janecek
Marjorie Scott
Catherine Wilcox
Jolly Neighbors Club Delights Members In Spring Gathering
Mrs. Nellie Scott hosted the Jolly Neighbors at 1020 Thirtieth Street NE on Thursday afternoon. After a brief business meeting a dance was played with prizes awarded to Mrs. Melinda O Connor Mrs. Ruth Hines and Mrs. Kathryn Yarbrough. The next meeting is set for April 4 at Mrs. Yarbroughs home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Scott
Thirtieth Street
Jolly Neighbors
Melinda O’connor
Ruth Hines
Kathryn Yarbrough
Wesley Players Stage Martyrs Return Sunday Evening
The Wesley Players of the University of Iowa present Martyrs Return at Trinity Methodist church Sunday at 7 30 p m. The new downstairs stage hosts the drama with free will offerings collected. The play follows early Christian martyrs returning to observe Christianity in practice and their discoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Players
University of Iowa
Trinity Methodist Church
Marion Wefer
Miss Alexander Honors Bobby Slater At Party
Shirley D Jeanne Alexander entertained at a surprise party for Bobby Slater on his eighth birthday at 1227 Fifth Avenue SE. The St Patrick motif decorated the event with games and refreshments. Attending were Marilyn Hunter Jo Anne Peterson Hazel Price Jack Hanson Jack Oleson John Williams Ethel Markham Lillian Voldingh John Cortez Beatrice Duarte Mavis White Peggy Ann Feddern Dickie White Helena Habbib Nancy Ann Wright Patricia Ann Roup Gary Adams Charles Beatty Janice Kazebeer Elizabeth Ann Brascha and Elmer E Griswold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley D'Jeanne Alexander
Fifth Avenue SE
Bobby Slater
St. Patrick’s
Shirley
C. A. Alexander
Bobby
Frank Slater
Marilyn and
Merlyn Hunter
Jo Anne Peterson
Hazel Price
Jack Hanson
Jack Oleson
John Williams
Ethel Markham
Lillian Voldingh
John
Yorkita Camp Fire Names Tra il Seeker Hopefuls
Members of the Yokita Camp Fire group at St. Paul’s church met for a Tuesday session. Tra il seeker rank requirements were reviewed and a nature hike around the church yard followed. Names of girls awaiting the grand council fire on March 25 include Phyllis Potter Charlene Smothers Alyce Chadima Patricia Kaufman Barbara Burrell Gloria Sheppard Gloria Lehti Martha Jennison Beverly Blencoe and Arline Jayne. Mrs. O E Long is guardian of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokita
St. Paul's Church
Grand Council
Phyllis Potter
Charlene Smothers
Alyce Mary Chadima
Patricia Kaufman
Barbara Burrell
Gloria Sheppard
Gloria Lehti
Martha Jennison
Beverly Blencoe
Arline Jayne
O. E. Long
Birthday Club Luncheon Honors Mrs Guy Kappel
The Happy Birthday Club met Friday afternoon at 626 Sixteenth Street NE for a luncheon. Members presented a gift to the hostess Mrs Guy Kappel and played bingo with prizes awarded to Dora Lee Karch and Mrs Eva Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Birthday Club
Guy Kappel
Sixteenth Street
Dora Lee Karch
Eva Stewart
Robert Clifton
Betty Kizer
Pauline Crow
Hazel Calvert
Otto Wall
Jane Boyd Circle adds two new members at luncheon
Twenty four members of Jane Boyd circle of the King's Daughters met for luncheon at the home of Mrs. Hugh Hillerege at 331 Fourteenth street SE. Mrs. R. W. Van Orsdol and Mrs. Frank Lounsbury were received as new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd
The
King’s Daughters
Hugh Hillerege
Fourteenth Street
R. W. van Orsdol
Frank Lounsbury
Mrs. Kirwin Named Secretary Public Welfare Bureau
Mrs Kirwin named secretary of the Cedar Rapids Public Welfare Bureau as the Cedar Rapids Chamber notes its growth and the need for a full time secretary. She chairs the Iowa Association for Social Welfare conference planning and serves on the American Association of Social Workers personnel practices committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Iowa Association For Social Welfare
Burlington
American Association of Social Workers
Kirwin
American Association of University Women
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Chamber
Marshall
Public Welfare Bureau
Nazis to repudiate powers protests in central Europe
Karl Hermann Frank is named secretary of state and Kurt von Burgsdorf ministerial director as Moravian administration allies with Nazi aims. Goering forms a new air force command for eastern domains. Berlin contends Munich pact remains guiding policy despite Allied criticisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Hermann Frank
Sudetenland
Kurt von Burgsdorf
Hitler
Vienna
Berlin
Fuehrer
Chamberlain
Reich
Germany
Bohemia-Moravia
Munich
Europe
Britain
Berlin Dispatch Warns of Economic Shock to U S
John Forrest Chapman, former Cedar Rapids boy and Grinnell graduate, reports from Berlin as Hitler’s moves push Czechoslovakia aside. In a Business Week dispatch he notes Germany’s annexation will trigger world readjustments. He cites the loss of markets, including 500000 bales of cotton annually, and calls the repercussion earthquake like.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Forrest Chapman
Cedar Rapids
Grinnell College
Business Week
Berlin
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Adlon
Emil Hacha
Joseph Tiso
Slovakia
Chapman
Hacha
Germany
America
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Daily Record
Justice OF Peace Court
Adelaide Humphries
Suzette
Arthur W. Green
Sadie Viola Tupper
Justice W. A. Ball
J. M. Langr
Thomas Bahnsen
Central Park Services
F.D.R. Power
Auto
Mands
Halifax
Birmingham
Anthony Eden
Winston Churchill
Clara Stoner
A. W. Merrill Funeral
Dramatic Art Dept
Richard Westerfields
George Buzzas
A. C. Stewarts
Florida
Miss Alexander
Yorkita Camp
Neurath
Goering
Number Four
Austria
Moravia
Silesia
Forrest Chapman
U. S
Johnson Avenue
Janeba Funeral Home
Sixteenth Ave
J St. SW
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