Marion Woman Alice Dye Dead at 67
Mrs. Alice Lydia Dye aged 67 of Marion died Monday at 1 p m in an Ione City hospital after a long illness. She was born July 4 1871 near Center Point, widow of Charles M Kennedy and married William L Dye of Marion in 1919. She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Cecille Kieckhaefer, a sister and a brother, with a grandson. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p m Balster and Hall Home for Funerals with Rev C V R De Jong. burial in Dunkard cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Dye
Alice Lydia Dye
Marion
Ione City
Dye
Center Point
Amos
Catherine Miller Heefner
Charles M. Kennedy
Cedar Rapids
William L. Dye
Pleasant front room with large closet for rent
Classified ad offers a pleasant front room with a large closet for rent near 1500 7th Avenue. Contact after 6 o'clock via phone 568 LJ to inquire about terms and availability.
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7Th Avenue
May breakfast postponed due to Mrs. Doe's death
The Child Study club's May breakfast is rescheduled to May 17 because of the death of Mrs. W L Doe, mother of Mrs Otto Kieckhaefer.
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Child Study Club
W. L. Doe
Mirs
Otto Kieckhaefer
Guests at Montgom ery Home Include Burlington Visitors
Mrs. George Killinger and her children Ruth and Howard of Burlington spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Montgomery.
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Charles Montgomery
George Killinger
Ruth and
Howard
Burlington
Guests at McBride Home Include Two Families
Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs O W McBride were Mr and Mrs Lynn Merfield and their son Norman of Anamosa along with Mr and Mrs Clayton Merfield and their daughter Doris Carolyn of Martelle.
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O. W. McBride
Lynn Merfield
Norman
Anamosa
Clayton Merfield
Doris Carolyn
Martelle
Presbyterian Ladies Aid to Meet Friday at Hense Home
The first division of the Presbyterian Ladies Aid society will gather Friday at 2 30 PM at Mrs. Harry E. Hense home 1394 Tenth street. Mrs. E B Castle and Mrs. W M Willis are named joint hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Harry E. Hense
Tenth Street
E. B. Castle
W. M. Willis
Lee Voorhies
Seventh Avenue
W. L. Dye
Ladies Union of the Christian Church
Fred J. Lang
First Avenue
Albert Postel
Sylvester Curtis
Dickey's Foods Ad Lists Bargains on Meats and Groceries
Local advertisement from Dickey's Foods promotes pork steak at 15 cents a pound and sausage at 10 cents, plus corn flakes three for 25 cents and vegetable shortening at 12.2 cents per pound.
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Dickey’s Foods
Reading circle to hold final luncheon meeting
The Reading circle will meet Friday at 1 p.m. for a luncheon honoring Mrs. Mary English at 1024 Eighteenth street. This will be the final meeting of the season.
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Reading Circle
Mary English
Eighteenth Street
Crane strike victim by Iowa line crew recovering at home
Charles DeWald sustained head and back injuries Friday after being struck by a crane while working with a line crew from the Iowa Electric Light and Power Company. He is recuperating at his home.
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Charles DeWald
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Sacred Heart Circle Potluck at St Joseph’s Church
The Sacred Heart circle of St Josephs Catholic church will host a potluck dinner on Wednesday at 1 pm in the church dining room. Attendees are asked to bring a covered dish.
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Sacred Heart Circle
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Griffiths Begin Two Month Stay in Florida Home
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Griffith of St. Cloud Florida arrived for a two months visit to the home of Mrs. Griffiths parents Mr. and Mrs. Hiram S. Massingale.
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J. W. Griffith
St. Cloud, Fla
Musical Literary club names officers and program details
Mrs. J. T. Christie was elected president of the Musical Literary club at a Monday evening meeting hosted by Mrs. A. E. Bragg who became vice president. Mabel Kearns was named secretary and Frances Hildebrand treasurer. The program on Mother and Home featured songs and solos led by Metta Whitcomb and various performers with piano and vocal solos.
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J. T. Christie
Musical Literary Club
A. E. Bragg
Mrs. Alice Jones Feted in Columbus and Marion
Mrs. Alice Jones of Columbus, Ohio, was hosted by her brother D. I. Hoskins and Mrs. Hoskins with a Sunday dinner at the Hoskins home. Attendees included Ralph and (Mrs.) Hoskins, C. R. Creglow, Nellie Creglow, E. C. Fox, Ann Jordan, and Mary Snyder. On Tuesday Ralph and Mrs. Hoskins hosted another dinner northeast of Marion in honor of Mrs. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Jones
Columbus, O
D. I. Hoskins
Hoskins
Jones
Ralph Hoskins
C. R. Creglow
Nellie Creglow
E. C. Fox
Ann Jordan
Mary Snyder
Marion
Mary Lowe Dickinson Circle Meets for Monday Evening Program
Fourteen members of the Mary Lowe Dickinson circle of King's Daughters gathered Monday at the home of Mrs. Amber Travis. Mrs. Fred J. Lang led the devotional period and Miss Bess Patterson presented the Judas Iscariot program, prepared by Mrs. R. H. Biddick in her absence.
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Mary Lowe Dickinson
King’s Daughters
Amber Travis
Fred J. Lang
Judas Iscariot
R. H. Biddick
Bess Patterson
Plymouth Cars Offer Size Safety Economy In One Package
Plymouth division of Chrysler promotes low priced models highlighting length differences among all three cars five and six inches longer than competitors. All have six cylinder L head engines for power and economy plus hydraulic brakes a rust proofed Safety Steel body safety signal speedometer and easy ownership. See it today. Detroit Michigan. Our CBS network Thursday 10 p.m. E D T.
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Plymouth
Plymouth Division
Chrysler Corporation
Detroit
Michigan
Local Relief and Nominating Committees Set for County Meeting
Mrs. Lang Knight and Miss Edyth Gordon join the relief committee. Mrs. C J Kassler reports plans for the state convention in Cedar Rapids in October. Mrs. Fred C Newlin Miss Bertha Roberts and Mrs Travis form the nominating committee. A picnic is planned Monday at 6 15 p m at Mrs Irving L Ford s home with admission service for new members.
Ivanhoe Club Holds May Breakfast at Mrs Savage Home
Seventeen Ivanhoe club members gathered for the annual May breakfast at Mrs. A W Savage home in Coggon with guest Mrs F W Lindahl Center Point. Eldon Coffman welcomed as a new member and Miss Emma Klein spoke on hobbies. Relatives traveling to Marion for Mrs W L Dye funeral include Mrs Otto H Kieckhaefer Freeport Ill. Frank Kane and wife Rock Island Ill. Kane is Dye’s nephew. Dye’s brother Charles Heefner Belle Plaine to arrive Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivanhoe Club
A. W. Savage
Coggon
F. W. Lindahl
Center Point
Eldon Coffman
Emma Klein
Marion
W. L. Dye
Otto H. Kieckhaefer
Freeport, Ill
O. O. Kieckhaefer
Frank Kane
Rock Island, III
Kane
Dye
Mrs. George Fullerton Attends Keystone Funeral
Mrs. George Fullerton traveled to Keystone on Tuesday to attend the funeral of Thomas Blakey, with mourners gathering for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fullerton
Keystone
Thomas Blakey
Birthday Party Honors Jimmie Gorman at Home
Mrs N J Gorman marked her son Jimmie s eighth birthday with a Monday gathering at 1776 Eighth Avenue. Guests included Richard and Leslie Smith Dickie Simmons Jimmie Bailey Stephen Norris Jim mie Norris and Michael Mullaley with a lighted cake and refreshments.
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Jimmie
N. J. Gorman
Eighth Avenue
Richard
Leslie Smith
Dickie Simmons
Jimmie Bailey
Stephen
Jimmie ‘Norris
Michael Mullaley
Local social notes and injuries reported in Decorah trip
Miss Winnifred Schrubbe and Miss Gwen Newlin spent the weekend in Decorah at Schrubbe parents home and attended a Norwegian reception. A Prairie Union A and L club program featured a vocal solo and reading. Mrs. Dye to be honored funeral attended by Presbyterian Ladies Aid. Mrs. Burrows and Mrs. Domer injured in car crash at Anamosa state park. another resident ill at home.
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Winnifred Schrubbe
Gwen Newlin
Decorah
Miss Schrubbe
Prairie Union A. and L. Club
Clem Weis
Guy Martin
John Dixon
Reading
J. B. Clyde
Lucille Gove
Benes in Des Moines Says Britain Won't Return to Appeasement
Eduard Benes former president of Czechoslovakia told a Des Moines Rotary audience Britain will not revive appeasement amid the German Polish crisis and war may or may not be inevitable. He predicted Czechoslovakia will regain independence but did not say how. He urged cooperation to shorten Europe’s decline in freedom and democracy.
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Benes
Des Moines
Britain
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Great Britain
University of Chicago
Germany
Reich
Europe
Swiss Bell Ringers to Give Sacred Concert at Calvary Baptist
Swiss bell ringers from Golden City Missouri will present a sacred concert Tuesday at 7 30 PM at Calvary Baptist Church. They have performed in over 800 churches and colleges nationwide and broadcast on 44 radio stations. The program includes Swiss hand bells Musical Glasses Musical Law trombone guitar piano accordion readings and congregational singing with solos and duets. Admission is free and a silver offering will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Osterhouse
Golden City
Calvary Baptist Church
Highway Commission Appeals Land Claim Near Cedar Rapids
The state highway commission filed an abstract with the state supreme court appealing a Linn county jury ruling of 2000 to H A Stoner and Lena Stoner for 1.02 acres taken for Highway 218 south of Cedar Rapids. The commission argues the proper price should be 383.37 according to its experts.
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State Highway Commission
State Supreme Court
Linn County District Court
H. A. Stoner
Lena Stoner
H. C. Ring
Cedar Rapids
High Court Reverses Ruling In Baker Estate
The Iowa Supreme Court reversed a Linn County ruling that allowed two $5,000 claims against the Jennie Baker estate for Epworth seminary subscriptions. Heirs argued the allowances were clerical and not court authorized. the court also voided the clocking of the statute of limitations due to lack of notice.
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State Supreme Court
Linn County District Court
Jennie Baker
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Epworth Seminary
Baker
High Court
Lamb Case Settled After Boone Intersection Collision
A July 15, 1938 filing reports the Lamb case settled and dismissed with prejudice at defense costs. The action stemmed from a collision at a Boone intersection on December 30, 1937.
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Lamb
Boone
Resch Divorce Suit Seeks Alimony and Name Restoration
Emily P Resch sues Fred T Resch in a divorce action filed Monday on cruelty grounds. She seeks restoration of her maiden name Emily Fieselman and asks $50 monthly alimony. The couple married July 30 1938.
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Emily P. Resch
Fred T. Resch
Inheritance Tax Paid in Kennedy Estate
State treasurer filed a receipt for 3722.10 as full payment of inheritance tax in the Julia A. Kennedy estate. Kennedy died March 17, 1938, and the document was filed with Court Clerk Ed Lundquist on Monday.
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Julia A. Kennedy
Ed Lundquist
Deaths Max Scheer Dies After A Prolonged Illness
Max Scheer aged 68 or 69 died at 5 35 p m Monday in a local hospital after a prolonged illness. He was born October 23 1875 in Kracow Poland and came to the United States as a youth. He lived in Cedar Ravids for 35 years and worked as a ladies tailor. He had resided previously in New York City. Survived by his wife two daughters Bella Louise and Hannah Pauline both at home four sisters and three brothers.
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Max Scheer
Second Street
Kracow
Poland
Cedar Ravids
New York City
Bella Louise
Hannah Pauline
M. Kirschbaum
Brooklyn
N. Y
Minnie Scher
Jersey City
Don Rosensweig
Toba Scher
M. Scher
Newark
N. J
Hyman Scher
Funeral rites for Elias Scher held in Des Moines and Turner chapel
Elias Scher of Kracow Poland and Des Moines will be honored with funeral services in Turner chapel at 11 a.m. Wednesday conducted by Rabbi David Polish. Burial follows at Glendale cemetery in Des Moines at 3 p.m. with Rabbi Manheimer in charge. He belonged to Temple Judah and Beth Jacob synagogue. friends may call at the chapel.
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Elias Scher
Kracow
Poland
Turner Chapel
David Polish
Glendale Cemetery
Des Moines
Manheimer
Temple Judah
Beth Jacob Synagogue
Funeral Services Held For Joseph Armon
Funeral services for Joseph Edward Armon 29 of 1518 Seventeenth Avenue SE were held at Brush Chapel at 2 p.m. Tuesday with T. B. Hlubacek officiating. Burial followed in Bohemian National Cemetery. Armon a moulder resided in Cedar Rapids his entire life.
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Joseph Edward Armon
Seventeenth Avenue SE
Oakdale
Brush Chapel
T. B. Hlubacek
Bohemian National Cemetery
Armon
Cedar Rapids
Funeral services for Frank Stritesky scheduled
Funeral services for Frank Stritesky, who died early Monday at his home, will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Barta chapel conducted by T. B. Hlubucek. Burial will follow at Sulek cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stritesky
Wilson Avenue
Barta Chapel
T. B. Hlubucek
Sulek
Mrs Saxton Funeral Services
Funeral services for Mrs Minerva Saxton of 117 Fifth Street NW are announced after her death at University Hospital. Services will be held at a local church with burial following in the city cemetery.
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Saxtor
Minerva Saxton
Fifth Street
University Hos
Funeral to be held at Troy Mills church
A funeral service will be conducted at 4 p.m. Wednesday at the Christian church in Troy Mills with the Rev. Mr. Davis of Coggon officiating. Burial will follow in the Troy Mills cemetery. Friends may call at the Moen chapel.
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Pital
Christian Church
Troy Mills
Mr. Davis of
Coggon
Moen
Funeral services for Roy A Vogel
Roy A Vogel of 851 Fifteenth Street SE who died in a Sunday night auto accident will have funeral services at 2 p m Wednesday in the Moon chapel with Rev F J Carlson presiding. Burial will be in Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Roy A. Vogel
Fifteenth Street SE
Moon Chapel
F. J. Carlson
Linwood Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Dvorak
Mrs Anna Dvorak dies at her nephew and niece Mr and Mrs William J Barta home six miles south of Cedar Rapids. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 1 p m in the Barta chapel with T B Hlubacek officiating. Burial will follow in Walker cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday evening at the chapel.
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Anna Dvorak
William J. Barta
Cedar Rapids
Barta Chapel
T. B. Hlubacek
Walker Cemetery
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Quick Relief for Itching
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a clean penetrating remedy for severe skin itching. It claims immediate soothing effects and multiple short treatments to restore comfort, highlighting greaseless use and economical, healing benefits.
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Moone
Podzimek Pharmacies
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