Club Women Honor Mrs Max Mayer At Luncheon
Mrs Max Mayer of Des Moines leader at the Jewish Community center was guest of honor at a Monday luncheon in the Montrose hotel's French room. The current events department of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club hosted with Mrs W L Harrison and Mrs C B Clark as hostesses. Twenty five members attended with spring flowers on the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Mayer
Des Moines
Montrose Hotel
Current Events
Cedar Rapids
Woman's Club
Family trip ends with Rochester visit for two households
Dr and Mrs J Stuart McQuiston and Dr and Mrs Morgan J Foster with their son Jacob returned Sunday evening from Rochester Minnesota where they were guests of Mrs McQuiston's parents Dr and Mrs H M Connor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Stuart McQuiston
First Avenue E
Morgan J. Foster
Washington Avenue SE
Jacob
Rochester
Minn
Pickfords Return From Madison Wisconsin Visit
Mr and Mrs R H Pickford of 357 Forest Drive SE returned Sunday evening from Madison Wisconsin where they were guests of their son Roswell a University of Wisconsin student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Pickford
Forest Drive
Madison Wis
Roswell
University of Wisconsin
Tourist Club Meeting At Mrs Massey Home
Mrs. John T. Massey will host the Tourist club at 2 30 p m Wednesday at 1606 Park avenue SE. Mrs H S Josse lyn will lead the program reviewing Disraeli by Maurois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Massey
Park Avenue SE
H. S. Josselyn
Disraeli
Maurois
Mrs Misak Visits with Omaha Relative at 332 Eighteenth Street
Mrs. Paul R. Strain of Omaha visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Misak at 332 Eighteenth street SE. The family gathering highlights a stay in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Strain
Omaha
Edward F. Misak
Eighteenth Street
Ashbys Return From Chicago Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs Delbert R Ashby have returned from Chicago where they spent the weekend at their residence on Country Club Parkway San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert R. Ashby
Country Club Parkway
Chicago
Mrs George Platter Hosts Birthday Party for Father
Mrs George Platter of 1212 Sixth Street SW entertained Saturday evening in honor of her father William Kirbuch for his seventy eighth birthday. Prizes at 500 were won by Mr and Mrs C Baker Lottie McLeod and Mr Kirbuch. Guests included Mr Kirbuch Mr and Mrs Glenn Rogers Mr and Mrs K Thompson and Maxine and Bud Mr and Mrs G E Dennis Mr and Mrs Pete Schultz and Dean Mr and Mrs Clarence Baker Mr and Mrs George Platter William Baker William Frendle and Lottie McLeod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Platter
Sixth Street
William Kirbuch
C. Baker
Lottie McLeod
Kirbuch
Glenn Rogers
K. Thompson
Maxine
Bud
G. E. Dennis
Pete Schultz
Dean
Clarence Baker
William Baker
William Frendle
Eleventh Anniversary Observed With Mock Wedding
Mrs. Anna Dvorak hosted relatives and friends at George Usher’s home on Zika avenue NW for the eleventh wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ledvina. A noon picnic followed with a mock wedding and gift presentation. Attendees included multiple Ledvina relations and friends from Marion Cedar Rapids Alburnett Central City Monticello and Eldon as listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Dvorek
George Usher
Zika Avenue NW
Edward Ledvina
Ledvina
Dvorak
Wilfred Conley
Milford
Ed Ledvina
Georgia
Phyllis
Marion
John Ledvina
Charles Ledvina
Arlene Helbig
Arnie Dvorak
Alburnett
Otto Novotny
Robert
Edith
Millie
Frank
Edward
Emma
Central City
Arthur Larimer
Monticello
Charles Hess
Eldon
Verne
Donald Dvorak
Jean
Edward, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids league to meet. lip reading class offered
The Cedar Rapids League for the Hard of Hearing will hold a meeting in the league room of the O R C building at First avenue and First street E on Tuesday at 7 30 p m A free lip reading class will be available and the inaugural issue of The Spokesman published by the Des Moines league will be distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids League For the
League
First Avenue
First Street
Spokesman
Des Moines League
Picnic supper for Hanford Legion Auxiliary presidents
Past presidents of the American Legion Auxiliary Hanford Post No. 5 will attend a Wednesday 6 30 p.m. picnic at the Memorial Building. All members are invited and asked to bring a covered dish and sandwiches. A program is planned and card games will be arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Hanford
Dramatic Art Dept Rated Excellent In Play Festival
The Cedar Rapids Woman's club dramatic art department earned an excellent rating in class B at the Iowa play production festival in Iowa City. The Iowa City Woman's club also ranked superior in the same class. West Liberty community players received excellent in class A. Seventeen plays were presented over three days, including four original manuscripts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Beacon Junior Circle Celebrates First Anniversary
Beacon Junior circle of the King's Daughters marked its first anniversary at Mrs. Carl Goodwin’s home. Virginia Frame presided and lit a birthday candle as Constance Weatherton and Margaret Stone won prizes. The group sent a chain letter to former member Mary Beth Espe of Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon
Mary Ferris
Donna Jean Bolenbaugh
Virginia Frame
Virginia
Fredericka Frame
Jewish Young People League Meeting at Temple Judah
The Jewish Young People's league will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at Temple Judah to discuss community activities and youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Young People’s League
Temple Judah
P. T. A. Dads Night And Health Aide April Plans
Fillmore P. T. A. held a dads night and a picnic supper at Roosevelt cafeteria. Mrs. J. Ensign gave the invocation and Mrs. George Moloney presided over a short business session. Health round-up in April was outlined by Mrs. Dean Harger with co operation urged from mothers and Mrs. R. Mellen. Nomination committee named as Mrs. A Schwandt Mrs. George Heider and Mrs. Earl Miller. Children games directed in the gym by Mrs. George Johanos with Betty Jean Ensign assisting. parents games run by Mrs. Ensign. Other chairmen listed included Mrs. V. Kofron Mrs. John Turner and Mrs. Ralph Dresher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillmore P. T. A
Roosevelt
J. Ensign
George Moloney
Dean Harger
R. Mellen
A. Schwandt
George Heider
Earl Miller
George Johanos
Betty Jean Ensign
Ensign
V. Kofron
John Turner
Ralph Dresher
Dairy Dale P T A Celebrates Fifth Anniversary
The Dairy Dale P T A marked its fifth anniversary at a Friday meeting in the Community hall. Mrs Joseph Trestnar, president, received a birthday cake lit by Mrs John E Sundberg, with first president Mrs. Sundberg symbolically lighting the five candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Dale P. T. A
Joseph Trestnar
John E. Sundberg
C. A. Love
Bert Klekar
P. T. A. Work
Humming Bird
Richard Sundberg
Klekar
Maddigan School of Music
Charles Stephens
Arlene Selzer
Betty Jo Stephens
Ruth Bice
Jean Bice
Zara Ann Danner
Star of Maine Rebekah lodge meeting scheduled
Star of Maine Rebekah lodge No 221 will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at Maine hall 838 First Avenue East The Gazette misprinted the notice as Home Rebekah lodge in Sunday's edition
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of Maine
Rebekah Lodge No
Maine Hall
First Avenue
Home Rebekah Lodge
the Gazette
John Horak Birthday Surprise at Gehm Home
John Horak celebrated his birthday Sunday evening at the Rockford road SW home of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Gehm. Pinochle was enjoyed by a group that included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roy, Mr. and Mrs. John Kuba, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Payne, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Avery, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lacy, Mr. C Cerney, Miss Mary Kettering, Mrs. Ann Klepach, Mrs. Willard Gehm, and Mrs. Kathryn Schultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Horak
Willard Gehm
Rockford Road
Pinochle
Frank Roy
John Kuba
Dick Payne
Tom Avery
Claude Lacy
C. Cerney
Mary Kettering
Ann Klepach
Kathryn Schultz
Chi Beta Phi Traditional Guest Day at Coe College
About seventy eight attended the Chi Beta Phi fraternity traditional guest day open house at Coe college after the vesper service. Mrs Ben Peterson and Mrs J F Yothers presided at the tea table with lavender and white decorations and hyacinths. Faculty guests included Prof C W Perkins Dr Ben Peterson Prof J F Yothers Major Paul Vevia and Dr O L Morris with special guests Mr and Mrs William V Burger and Mrs Ruth Neff fraternity house mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Beta Phi Fraternity
Coe College
Ben Peterson
J. F. Yothers
C. W. Perkins
Paul Vevia
O. L. Morris
William V. Burger
Ruth Neff
Fraternity House
Democratic Women Session Attended by Cedar Rapids Group
Six Cedar Rapids women and one Marion representative will attend a second district Democratic women meeting Tuesday at the Blackhawk hotel in Davenport. Delegation from Cedar Rapids includes Mrs. Paul H. Huston Mrs. W. E. Lamey Mrs. Walter Hutchinson Mrs. Cecelia Hyland Mrs. Guy T. McKibben and Mrs. Phillip Palmer. Mrs. Elmer Hollingsworth of Marion will accompany them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Blackhawk
Davenport
Paul H. Huston
W. E. Lamey
Walter Hutchinson
Cecelia Hyland
Guy T. McKibben
Phillip Palmer
Elmer Hollingsworth
Local woman takes second in state bridge tourney
Mrs. C. W. Wallace of Cedar Rapids and Mrs. Genevieve Kee dick of Toledo finished as runners-up in the semi annual all Iowa invitation contract bridge event for the Younker trophy held Saturday night in Younker's tea room Des Moines. Winners were Mrs. H. H. Haldeman and Mrs. J. M. McEvoy of Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Wallace
Cedar Rapids
Genevieve Keedick
Toledo
Des Moines
H. H. Haldeman
J. M. McEvoy
Gasper and Easter’s Barnes City Wedding
Jane Gasper of McGregor and Bert Easter of Barnes City wed Saturday at St. James Methodist parish. Rev. Homer A Crumb officiated. Bride’s sister and brother in law Mr. and Mrs Frank Valenta attended. The couple will reside in Barnes City where Easter runs a garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Gasper
McGregor
Bert Easter
Barnes City
St. James Methodist Church
Homer A. Crumb
Frank J. Valenta
Cedar Rapids
Friendship Circle dessert luncheon hosted by Mrs Ray
The Friendship Circle of the King's Daughters will meet Friday at 1 p.m. for a dessert luncheon at 917 Memorial Drive SE with host Mrs H E Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Circle of the King’s Daughters
H. E. Ray
Memorial Drive
Louise Leibert Circle Luncheon Details
Mrs. Howard M. Benninghoff hosts Louise Leibert circle of the King’s Daughters for a luncheon at 1 p.m. Tuesday. Assisting committee members are Mrs. Kenneth Cornell and Mrs. George Serovy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard M. Benninghoff
Avenue NW
Louise Leibert
The
King’s Daughters
Kenneth Cornell
George Serovy
Evangelist to Speak On Behind Wall of Death
Evangelist Edgar L. Busch will address spiritualism topics at the Church of God on L avenue at Eighth Street NW with moving pictures and a lecture before the sermon. The week includes youth night Tuesday and family night Wednesday with honors for longest married couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar L. Busch
Church of God
L Avenue
Eighth Street NW
Busch
Oscar Keller
Vernon Guttenfelder
Glen Keller
Opal Franks
Paul Wise
Hobel Named Captain at Fire Station No 6
On the Fire Chief's recommendation George Hobel was promoted to captain of Fire Station No 6, replacing E I Thompson. Earl E Mueller was chosen from the civil service list to fill the vacancy. Both appointments take effect April 1 with Hobel under a one year probation and Mueller under six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Kohout
George Hobel
E. I. Thompson
Earl E. Mueller
Civil Service
Hobel
Mueller
Thieves Break In Sheriff Office at Manchester
Thieves pried a basement window of the Manchester courthouse and forced open Sheriff Harry Utley’s office. Three confiscated slot machines stored in the sheriff’s office were moved to the basement with backs broken off, but no money was taken. No other items were disturbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
Manchester
Court House
Harry Utley
Iowa Minnesota Truck Fee Dispute Still Unsettled
Des Moines reports that Iowa and Minnesota motor vehicle officials agreed that trucks from either state must follow the licensing and tax rules of the state where they operate. Iowa trucks in Minnesota must pay a license fee and register there, while Minnesota trucks in Iowa pay the ten mile tax, and interstate Iowa trucks must pay Minnesota tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iowa
Minnesota
City Briefs and Personal Notices in Cedar Rapids Area
City council grants Lions club permission for Easter egg hunt at Ellis park on April 12. Several residents cited: Robert Hewitt fined for reckless driving. Ronald Douglas aged 9 months had mastoid surgery. Dorothy Spooner treated for a head cut. Other items include a lecture on Cedar Rapids government, a new League of Social Justice unit chair, and various minor property losses and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Ellis Park
Mrs Esther Sontag to visit New York market soon
Miss Esther M. Sontag arrives in Cedar Rapids to head the women’s ready to wear and accessories department at the Jack Yager store. She will leave Monday night for a buying trip to the New York market. Firemen were called at 11:04 a.m. to a home fire at 1012 Sixth Street SE caused by rags under a gasoline stove. Company No. 3 also responded at 11:25 a.m. to a grass fire along A avenue NE between 24th and 27th streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther M. Sontag
Cedar Rapids
Minneapolis
Jack Yager Company
New York
Ben Fisher
Sixth Street
Company No. 3
Twentyfourth
Twenty-seventh Streets
Dog cruelty case leads to fine for Valenta
W A Valenta of 526 Fifth street SE is fined ten dollars and costs for cruelty to animals after Ann Dye alleged he beat a dog. Constable W J Fleming arrested him. Also fined for intoxication Monday in police court were M F Swartz baugh 32 Harold Hilton 19 Leo Vavricek 23 Nan Nelson 27 Evelyn Bader 23. James Northrup 36 of 524 Fifth avenue SE received a thirty day jail sentence for intoxication and disturbing the peace of his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Valenta
Fifth Street SE
W. J. Grunewald
Ann Dye
Valenta
W. J. Fleming
M. F. Swartzbaugh
Avenue NW
Harold Hilton
Fourth Avenue
Leo Vavricek
Nan Nelson
River Forest
Ill
Evelyn Bader
James Northrup
Fifth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids to St Louis Bus Line Set to Start
Passenger and express service between Cedar Rapids and St Louis will begin Wednesday per schedules issued by the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce traffic bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Foster
Cedar Rapids
St. Louis
The
City Rezones Dearborn Brass Property to Light Industrial
The city council approved the ordinance rezoning the Dearborn Brass site from commercial and residential use to light industrial on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn Brass Company
Rotary Club Show Highlights Auto Safety History Film
At the Hotel Roosevelt Monday noon the Rotary Club viewed motion pictures stressing careful automobile driving and a sound film tracing points in Texas Ranger history from the mustang to the motor car era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Ranger
Rotary Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Three Minor Thefts Reported to Police Sunday
Three minor robberies were reported to police Sunday. Gerald Bennett of 1339 E Avenue NE said his topcoat was stolen Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Bennett
E Avenue NE
McCauley Kept as Superintendant of Orphans Home
Governor Clyde Herring announced Sylvester McCauley of Dubuque will remain as superintendent of the Soldiers' Orphans home in Davenport. McCauley did not serve in World War I due to age. Frank Miles of the Iowa Legion protested the appointment, but Herring defended the choice and warned against continued protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Clyde Herring
Sylvester McCauley
Dubuque
Frank Miles
Iowa Legionaire
Soldiers’ Orphans Home
Davenport
McCauley
Miles
Car Hangs on Viaduct Guard Rail After Wreck Near Iowa City
Six Iowa City residents escape uninjured when their car driven by Edward A Hoffner swerves off Highway 161, tears through ten guard rail posts on a North Western viaduct, and rests on a 20 foot bank with two wheels on the rail. Passengers scramble to safety through the upper doors. Also hurt is Esther Scurlock who suffered knee and head cuts in a separate collision on Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Edward A. Hoffner
North Western Railroad
Mhoffner
Clement Brach
Kenneth Mann
Elsie Lehmann
Katherine Dvorsky
Iona Halsch
Esther Scurlock
H Avenue NW
George
O. C. Stoner
Third Street
Fourth Avenue SE
Missouri River Ice Gorges Near Bismarck Break
Dan ger of a flood in this area was dis sipated Monday as all ice gorges in the Missouri river vanished. The river was at a level of approximately 30 feet Monday. Flood warnings had been issued Sunday when the Missouri rose two feet in four hours following a jam 25 miles north of Bismarck. Additional gorges were five and 25 miles south but all had disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
N. D
Missouri River
Missouri
Former Local Folk Near Pittsburgh Safe From Flood Devastation
Mrs. Lulu E. Peterson of Allegheny Avenue NE learns her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Warren K Martin are safe in Cheswick Pa fifteen miles north of Pittsburgh. Mr Martin a Coe College graduate and Western Theological Seminary student pastor led Cheswick rescue efforts after two days of isolation. Sixteen families were sheltered in the church and homes. Water for drinking and washing was boiled twenty minutes to prevent diphtheria and typhoid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu E. Peterson
Avenue
Warren K. Martin
Cheswick
Allegheny River
Pittsburgh
Martin
Coe College
Western Theological Seminary
Presbyterian Church
Two Japanese Generals Relieved From Commands
Tokio reports Lieutenant Generals Tor Anosuke Hashimito and Takeo Hori were removed from command and placed on awaiting orders after the February uprising. The reshuffle follows the February rebellion and assassinations, ordered by Emperor Hirohito.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOKIO
Toranosuke Hashimito
Takeo Hori
Hirohito
Former American Medical Head Dies
Chicago reports the death of Dr. Malcolm Lasalle Harris aged 73 a renowned surgeon and former president of the American Medical Association. He passed away Sunday at the Milwaukee sanatorium in Wauwatosa Wisconsin after a yearlong illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Malcolm Lasalle Harris
The
American Medical Association
Milwaukee
Wauwautosa
Wis
Postmaster Nominations for Iowa Sent to Senate
The President sent to the Senate on Monday the nominations of Ruth A. McMeel for Coggon Elmer J. Hylbak for Lake Mills Frank W. Baumgardner for Livermore Byrd S. Clark for Mount Vernon Daniel C. Morris for Prairie City and Harry F. Lewis for West Liberty as postmasters in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa
Senate
Ruth A. McMeel
Elmer J. Hylbak
Lake Mills
Frank W. Baumgardner
Livermore
Byrd S. Clark
Mount Vernon
Daniel C. Morris
Prairie City
Harry F. Lewis
West Liberty
No Flood Insurance Gap in Hartford Flood Damage
Hartford faced virtually no flood insurance coverage for the inundated area. A Monday checkup of the city’s principal insurers revealed the shortfall as the Connecticut river damage was estimated above 25 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
America
Connecticut
Fred B Wolf Enters Race For Congress
Fred B Wolf of Primghar editor of the O'Brien County Bell filed for the Republican nomination for Congress in the Ninth district. Wolf formerly lived in Cedar Rapids and obtained nomination papers from the secretary of state in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Fred B. Wolf
Primghar
O'Brien County Bell
Congress
Wolf
Cedar Rapids
Hazelton Girl Hurt in Center Point Auto Crash
Clara Vincent of Hazleton sustained bruises and scratches when a car driven by her brother Thomas Vincent Jr collided with Roy Chesmore’s car at a Center Point intersection. Thomas and Mrs Vincent were passengers. Chesmore reportedly stopped suddenly before impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelton
Center Point
Clara Vincent
Hazleton
Thomas Vincent, Jr
Roy Chesmore
Rowley
Thomas Vincent
Vincent
James H. Smith
Chesmore
Earlville Estate Tax Payment Reported
The estate of Edward Bisgrove of Earlville paid Iowa inheritance tax of 2328.52 on a taxable value of 39335.91, with the payment announced in Des Moines. The report notes the tax amount and the assessed value for the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Edward Bisgrove
Earlville
Manchester Bay Youth Receives Jail Term for Reckless Driving
Eugene Melchert of Manchester was sentenced to 30 days in Delaware county jail plus 15 days for driving without a license after a Monday court appearance. He drove left of center, colliding head on with Robert Bebee east of Manchester. Passenger Luetta Colson suffered a scalp wound requiring 21 stitches and was sent home from Willard hospital. Colson’s condition was reported not as favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Manchester
Eugene Melchert
Delaware County
John M. Brayton
Melchert
Robert Bebee
Bebee
Lenz to Succeed Prior as Wilson Co. Plant Superintendent
L F Prior will take a year long leave of absence from the Wilson and Company plant here. He will travel and stay on in an advisory role until the flood danger passes. A J Lenz of Chicago has assumed Prior's post as assistant superintendent during the leave. C C Lillis in Chicago will assist Lenz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Lenz
L. F. Prior
Wilson Co
Wilson and Company
Harry Palmer
Prior
Bert Church
Chicago
Wilson
C. C. Lillis
Lenz
Revival Meetings Continue At Church Of The Brethren
The Church of the Brethren holds revival each evening this week at 7 30 except Saturday. Rev Galen T Lehman will preach tonight on The Worlds Greatest Love Story. Tuesday the sermon is The Devils Cradle with a souvenir for the text describin g Satan's method. Sunday evening the minister spoke on What Church Membership Means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Galen T. Lehman
Christ
Fight Epidemics in Flood Areas
Health authorities in fourteen states mobilized to halt incipient epidemics of typhoid scarlet fever pneumonia and measles following floods. Quarantines were enforced in Connecticut and Pennsylvania and milk sales restricted in Pennsylvania and West Virginia as cities brace for ongoing relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Maine
Kentucky
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Wheeling
W. Va
New England Floods Prompt Martial Law and Curfews
Severe rains heightened floods across New England as deadly illness spreads while many areas lack communication. National guardsmen imposed martial law in multiple states and 2000 people enforce a 9 p.m. to 7 a.m. curfew in Hartford alongside a typhoid and diphtheria quarantine in East Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Hartford
Conn
East
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McQuistons
Fosters
Pickfords
Mrs. Strain
Ashbys
MR. Kirbuch
Hard OF Hearing League
Legion Auxiliary
JOS
TOMAN
Florist
Tel
3Rd Ave. SE
Dramatic Art
Beacon Junior Circle
P. T. A. Meetings
CHI Beta Phi
Gasper
Friendship Circle
Geo. Hobel
P. W. Shive
Iowa Highway Commission
Shive
McKinley
First United Presbyterian
Ambar Grotto Auxiliary
Kenwood Presbyterian
Robert Hewitt
Oakland Avenue
Ronald Douglas
Elgie Myers
Mercy Hospital
L. D. Burgus
Canopus Club
E. N. Werner
Third Avenue
League of Social Justice
James Hudnall
Sixteenth Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Public Improvement Department
Dorothy Ann Spooner
Eugene Spooner
Seventeenth Avenue SE
Lester Boots
B Avenue NW
John Roshar
Twelfth Avenue SE
M’cauley
Legion
Mt. Vernon
Coggon
Fred Wolf
Earlville Estate
Richards College Pharmacy
Manchester Bay
Ohio
Ohio River
Portsmouth
Marietta
Gallipolis
Ironton
Indiana
Cincinnati
Saco
New Jersey
Maryland
Johnstown
Vivi Ann Wynter
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