Mildred E Houx Weds Pittsburgh Man in First Lutheran Ceremony
Miss Mildred Evelyn Houx daughter of Mr and Mrs G Houx married E P Falck of Pittsburgh Pa Tuesday at 11 15 am in First Lutheran Church Rev John J Gent officiated in presence of close relatives The bride wore a dawn blue triple sheer crepe gown with a matching turban and carried a gardenia bouquet A diamond pendant from the groom completed her wedding attire Eleven guests attended the breakfast at Hotel Montrose Afterward the Falcks left for Pittsburgh to reside at 1400 High Street North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Evelyn Houx
G. Houx
E. P. Falck
Pittsburgh
First Lutheran Church
John J. Gent
Montrose
Harry Falck
Janet
Harry, Jr
Charles Falck
Decorah
Falck
High Street
Coe
Manchester
John Elsbury
Delaware County
Florence Ryan
G. W. McConkey
Edgewood
Fred Briggman
Masonville
Elssbury
John
Lamont
Walter
Floyd
Earl
John Briggman
Fred
William
William Elsbury
Mark Harelrigg
Aurora
John Newton
Ambar Grotto Spring Party Planned at Roosevelt
More than 200 are expected to attend Ambar Grotto annual spring party a St Patrick af fair to be held this evening at the Hotel Roosevelt. The event features dancing cards prizes and an orchestra with a St Patrick’s day reading by Miss Zola Piper Louis Cullman chairs the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambar Grotto
Hotel Roosevelt
St. Patrick's Day
Zola Piper
Louis Cullman
Ralls Attend Anniversary. Wedding and Travel Plans Noted
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Rall of 109 Seventeenth Street NE return from Evanston Ill where they attended Sunday the tenth wedding anniversary of their son and daughter in law Mr. and Mrs Owen Rall. Mrs Ralls maiden name Bertha Biederman. J F Rall celebrated by his brother Dr E E Rall at Naperville Ill. Frank Koss and Arley Howe wed Saturday with Justice Lightner officiating. The Koss couple plan a two week trip east and to settle on a farm in Canada. Mrs Ross has lived with her aunt and uncle at 926 Tenth Street SE for ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Rall
Seventeenth Street
Evanston, Ill
Owen Rall
Rall
Coe College
Bertha Biederman
E. E. Rall
North Central College
Naperville
Ill
Arley Howe
Frank Koss
Justice G. S. Lightner
Mrs. Koss
Canada
Mrs. Ross
John H. Franks
Tenth Street
Randalia
Alpha
Wapacoma
Hawkeye
G. D. Grimes
C. R. Clark
Wellman
Harold Ross
Lowden
Henry Evers
Colorado Springs
Arcadia
Otto Evers
Union Trust and Savings Bank
Stanwood
D. H. Reinking
Dora Beatty
Des Moines
Albert
San Francisco
Ernest
Jennie
Riverside
Charles G. Tilden
Mayo Brothers Hospital
Rochester
Kalona
Iowa State College
Ames
Grace Ford
Sur
Knoxs Celebrate 45th Wedding Anniversary in Marion
Mr and Mrs William Knox of Marion observed their forty fifth anniversary with a Sunday party at 1008 H avenue NW. A mock wedding entertained guests including Gwendell Knox and T A Knox with Nelle Arnold as bridegroom and Warren Ainsworth as minister. Attendance totaled eighteen. The Knox children and grandchildren from Cedar Rapids and Cedar Rapids area joined kin and friends from Fort Des Moines for the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Knox
Marion
T A. Knox
H Avenue NW
Gwendell Knox
T. A. Knox
Nelle Arnold
Northeastern Iowa Pre-District Speech Contests Outlined
Four pre district declamatory contests are set across northeastern Iowa in the next two weeks. Participants include Marion Belle Plaine Grant high of Cedar Rapids Independ ence and other districts with entries in oratorical dramatic and humorous categories. Winners advance to the district contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa
Iowa
Northeastern Iowa Association
Marion
Belle Plaine
Grant High
Cedar Rapids
Independence
Manchester
Quasqueton
Washington High
Vinton
Toledo
Conrad
Marshalltown
Eldora
Ames
East Waterloo
Roland
Allison
Clear Lake
Hampton
Reinbeck
Osage
Cedar Falls
Nora Springs
Charles City
Dike
West Union
Cresco
Decorah
Boy Sentenced in Slaying of Teacher in Trenton
Grady Jeffrey, 14, was sentenced to 18 years in the penitentiary for fatally stabbing teacher D. C. Collier in Trenton, Georgia. The act occurred as classmates watched while the teacher punished the boy for school infractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Grady Jeffrey
D. C. Collier
Jeffrey
Collier
Faith in God Wins Home for Couple
Henry and Mrs Janke faced contempt charges after losing a mortgage foreclosure on their 10 acre farm in Kankakee Illinois. In court Mrs Janke read verses from the Bible and prayed, moving attorney Parish to offer rent to keep them on the property if they relocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kankakee, Lll
Henry Janke
Two More State Banks Released
In Des Moines two additional banks were released from the restrictions of senate file 111 and authorized to operate normally by the state banking department. The Callendar Savings Bank in Callendar and the Farmers Savings Bank in Fredericka were approved on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Senate
State Banking Department
Callendar Savings Bank
Callendar
Farmers Savings Bank
Fredericka
Guttenberg Button Factory To Reopen With New Machines
Guttenberg Iowa awaits reopening of the Mississippi river front button factory now taken over by the American Button company of Washington. New automatic cutters arrive and may be operated by women. many jobs expected for men who were idle. The plant, a long time pearl button cutlery, provides work and a market for local clam shell clammers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guttenberg
Mississippi River
American Button Company of
Washington
Iowa
Delhi Banquet Honors Fathers and Sons at School Gym
Roughly 162 men and boys attended the annual father and son banquet sponsored by the Truth Seekers class of the Delhi Methodist church. Howard Schnittjer served as toastmaster and D. J. Schnittjer spoke for the fathers while George Hall spoke for the sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delhi
Truth Seekers
Methodist Church
Howard Schnittjer
H. L. Stone
D. J. Schnittjer
George Hall
J. P. Holden
Francis Fleming
Richard Sutton
George Irmscher
Maurice Rimmer
Donald Appleby
Dean Berger
Dubuque University
F. W. Cass
Tipton
Atherton B. Clark
Cedar Rapids
L. A. Andrew
H. D. Arp
Werner Deke
Cedar County
Hopkinton
G. B. Harper
Franc Isabell
Charles and
Cornelia Isabell
Rockville
Lenox College
Hopkinton Leader
Robert Campbell
James Harper
Long Beach
George Harper
Stonington, Ill
Delbert Harper
C. H. Vass
Chicago
Guy Winsley
California
G. C. Barr
Kansas City
Nellie Isabell
Thad Isabell
Grant City
E. F. Geary
Four Auto Crashes Leave Four Injured Around City
Four people were injured in separate vehicle collisions in and near the city. R A Hall suffered a deep gash and bruises after a car skidded on the Sixteenth Avenue bridge and pinned his vehicle. Ed Swa tos h drove the other car. John Zak sustained head and ear injuries in an Eighth Avenue Second Street SE crash. Mr and Mrs J Schwendemann were treated for cuts after a highway No 30 overturn east of Cedar Rapids. Mrs H E Gordon reported a boy was unhurt after a near miss on First Avenue near Thirty fifth Street E. Arlington district notes list school officers and long serving treasurer Turner and directors Swales and Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Hall
Second Avenue SE
Sixteenth Avenue Bridge
Hall
Ed Swatosh
Hawthorne Drive
John Zak
Draport Inn
Highway 161
Cedar Rapids
H. E. Gordon
Marion
First Avenue
Thirty-fifth Street
William Legg
First Avenue 5
Dr Frank Pugsley Funeral Set for Wednesday
Funeral services for Dr Frank Pugsley local veterinarian and treasurer of the Cedar Rapids Serum company will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Turner chapel conducted by Rev Blaine Hyten. Burial will be in Cedar Memorial park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pugsley
Cedar Rapids
Public Quarrels Of Married Folk Embarrass Friends
Advice column on private marital spats embarrassing social circles. Readers discuss love affairs with married men and drinking partners, urging the woman to end relations and seek steadier, trustworthy suitors while urging patience as a husband considers study to improve prospects.
World as a Tenement House Needs Better Harmony
Roy D. Chapin argues that global ease of communication has brought nations close, but the result is men stepping on others’ toes. He urges a peaceful reordering so all can live together without jangle or needless irritation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy D. Chapin
Farming Leader Urges Support Amid Difficult Times
A farmer addresses supporters urging unity and perseverance, insisting he needs steadfast backing now more than ever and warning against quitting. The speaker emphasizes resolve and continued effort through hardships.
College town letter on choosing companions and church work
A reader in a college town describes high ideals and careful companion selection. The letter notes active church involvement and seeking like minded peers amid many activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Manners
Young reader seeks like minded club creator
A 20 year old brunette expresses interest in shows but not dancing, prefers outdoor sports, and supports Brunette’s idea to form a club for lonely people. She wants to hear from other young people with similar ideals and hopes to find a congenial circle of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Manners
Gold value estimate: a ton near 000,000
A historical note states that the value of a ton of gold approaches 1000000 in modern terms, indicating an immense worth. The mention highlights the scale of gold's financial significance without additional context or figures.
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Locictu
Mildred E. Houx
Ralls
Illinois
Howe-Koss
Bowen
Hamburg
Bologna Franks
Mrs. Knox
N.E
Steenbock
Penningroth Dairy
God
Bulletin
Iowa News
Frederick Tilden
Clarence
Walter Lembaugh
Clarence, Board of Education
Howard Dewell
Keith Benner
Oelwein
E. R. O’brien
Fayette County
O'Brien
Board of Supervisors
May L. C. Knapp
Otter Creek
Arlington
Heath
Here
R. F. Turner
J. 2. Swales
H. A. Sanders
Packing House
First Avenue E
Third Avenue E
Milwaukee
Wieners
Chuck
DR. Pugsley
Mary Manners
M’s
Ent
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave. SE
Kelvinator
Poe
Gnstalles
Sandard Kelvinator
First Street
Dial
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