Charles W Taylor to Wed Barbara Oakes
Announcement from Ansur B Oakes of Indianapolis states Barbara Oakes will marry Charles Wendell Taylor of Indianapolis. The wedding is planned June 22 in the Oakes home garden. Barbara is a Tufts Hall and Butler University alumna. Charles attended Arizona Notre Dame and Butler University and works with the Insurance Research and Review Service in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Ansur B. Oakes
Indianapolis
Barbara
Charles Wendell Taylor
A. L. Taylor
Grande Avenue SE
Oakes
Miss Oakes
Tur Hall
Vast College
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Butler University
Indianpolis
Taylor
Univrsity of Arizona
Tucson
University of Notreame
South Bend
Ind
Utter University
Insurnce Research and Review Service of
Young Men's Bureau Dance at Chamber of Commerce
The Young Men's Bureau plans a Thursday picnic dance in the Chamber of Commerce ballroom. The six piece orchestra will play from 9 30 PM and a Dutch lunch will be served. The event closes the bureau’s dances for the season with a Gance committee led by Joe Bus and assistants Ed Udd Howard Cerney Kenneth En N W Frank and Robert Erveaux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Young Men’s Bureau
Bureau
Gance Committee
Joe Bus
Edudd
Howard Cerney
Kennethen
N. W. Frank
Robert Erveaux
Alpha Gamma Delta entertained at Coe College event
Members of Alpha Gamma Delta prormtry at Coe College were entertained Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Turner. A number of rushees were guests. Misses Alice Snyder and Lenore Stark led arrangements while Mrs. Turner served as patroness of the sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Prorntry
Coe College
David Turner
Twenty-third Street
Alice Snyder
Lenore Stark
Turner
Mother's Day Banquet Echoes Lavender Theme at YWCA
Eighteen members of the Allah iota Alofa class of the First vangelical church hosted their mothers and teacher Mrs. George Stauffacher at a Monday mother and daughter banquet at the YWCA. Lavender and Old Lace decor guided tables, with old fashioned violet nose gay favors for each mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allah Iota Alofa
Firstvangelical Church
George Stauffacher
Helen Kucera
Edna Canaday
Peggy Fuller
Walter Butterfield
Bernice Ammons
Frances Danberg
Maurine Bachtell
Ruth Baumgartner
Charlene Canlady
Thora Herr
Marie Perkins
Moneta Adams
Stauffacher
Parties Honor Mrs F C Dunn In Ohio Visit
Mrs J R Hayes hosted a luncheon and bridge for Mrs F C Dunn of Zanesville Ohio at 220 Eighteenth Street NE while Mrs E B Enders hosted the house guest. Earlier Mrs R E McDermott gave a dinner and theater party in honor of Mrs Dunn at 208 Seventeenth Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Hayes
Eighteenth Street
F. Cunn
Zanesville, O
E. B. Enders
Thirty-fifth Street
R. E. McDermott
Seventeenth Street
Dunn
Herals Host At Home Party Tuesday
Mr and Mrs William J Heral of 25230 Avenue NE entertained at an at home Tuesday evening. They received about thirty five guests during the event. Mrs Heral was Amanda Barnes Barham before her recent marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Heral
Avenue NE
Maxine McGrew Engaged to Roy Busher
Mr and Mrs O H McGrew announce the engagement of their daughter Maxine to Roy Busher of Cedar Rapids The wedding is set for June 11 in Belle Plaine and follows the couple’s engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Plaine
O. H. McGrew
Maxine
Roy Busher
Cedar Rapids
Wesson and Marsh Guests Host Slumber Party
Dr and Mrs J C Wesson of Garner visited Mr and Mrs J A Marsh at 1213 Eleventh Street NW. Miss Genevieve Marsh hosted a slumber party honoring Miss Lucille Wesson of Garner with guests Miss Ann Larson and Miss Rachel Roeve of Laurens. all are Coe College classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Wesson
Garner
J. A. Marsh
Eleventh Street
Genevieve Marsh
Lucille Wesson
Ann Larson
Rachel Roeve
Laurens
Coe College
Entre Nous Club Bridge Winners Named at Party
Mrs. W. C. Culver hosted the Entre Nous bridge club at 2339 C avenue NE on Tuesday afternoon. High prizes were won by Mrs. W. F. Michalicek, Mrs. Howard Chase, and Mrs. J. A. Hanus, with the traveling prize going to Mrs. E. L. Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Culver
C Avenue NE
Entre Nous Bridge Club
W. F. Michalicek
Howard Chase
J. A. Hanus
E. L. Ferguson
I H N Circle Dessert Luncheon But Home Host Named
I H N Circle of the King's Daughters will hold a dessert luncheon on Thursday at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. E C Helfen gtine located at 618 Thirty second Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. N. Circle of the King’s Daughters
E. C. Helfengtine
Thirty-second Street
Rotary Club Party Honors Mr and Mrs Cottingham
The Rotary club hosts a ladies night Monday at 6 30 p m at the Roosevelt hotel to honor club president C W Cottingham and Mrs Cottingham who will move to Sioux City Charles E Finley president of Iowa State college Ames will speak Ames glee club will sing led by Tol bert MacRae Mrs Friley and Mrs MacRae will be guests Rotarians wives and guests invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Roosevelt Hotel
C. W. Cottingham
St. Matthew's P. T. A. Meets Thursday at 2:30 PM
St. Matthew's Parent Teacher Association will meet at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at the school. Lena Vogt county probation officer will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew's P. T. A
Lena Vogt
Dairy Dale PTA Plans Friday Installation Meeting
The Dairy Dale Parent Teacher Association will meet Friday at 7:45 p.m. for officer installation and a program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Dale P. T. A
P T A Meeting Planned at Big Springs School
Big Springs P T A will meet at the school Friday at 8 p.m. Mrs Otto Anderson will install the newly elected officers. Mrs O C Long, pianist, will play and Mrs Clare Nichols will read. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Springs P. T. A
Otto Anderson
O. C. Long
Clare Nichols
Polk PTA Installs Officers Amid Meeting Programs
Polk P T A held a Tuesday session at the school with Mrs. Henry Haegg installed as president and officers including program chair Vernon Spohn and treasurer G R McKeeley. R L Dill outlined Scout programs while a first aid demonstration featured troop No 9 and Sea Scouts No 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk P. T. A
Henry Haegg
Vernon Spohn
S. C. Rice
F. C. Williamson
G. O. Greenway
Thomas Hayden
G. R. McKeeley
L. J. Vondracek
R. L. Dill
Frederick Weatherill
Edward Hansen
Donald Deal
Bill Graham
Robert Goodhart
Jay W. Hesser
Betty Larson
Kathryn Loomis
Gene Nerberg
Ruth Hardiman
Margaret Hesse
Elmer Holvenstott
W. L. Albright
Alice J. Barkier
Glenn C. Babcock
E. N. Buckheister
Louis Cullman
Allan Dunn
R. C. Schroder
Harold Ryan
H. H. Lubben
Dewey McCann
R. M. Threlkeld
Vernon L. Spohn
John Richardson
Adeline Steggall
Jimmy Hamiston
Roberta Hill
Robert Schuller
Jean Richardson
Betty Bouldin
Vernon Harriman
Mary Lee Moorman
Boys’ Glee Club
Raymond Winters
Good Will
Hazel MacKaye
Dewey Willis
Ruth Schloss
Kenneth Holvenstott
Mildred Harris
Maxine Dutton
Dorothy Roupe
Everett King
Husine Kalell
Delbert Rickliss
Ruth Shean
Ruth Ann Ressler
Praul Sword
Earl Manholtz
Old Stewart
Phyllis White
Rosie Brose
David van Ness
Roger Skaar
Mrs W E Curtis Chosen President Of Tuesday Study Club
Mrs W E Curtis elected president of the Tuesday Study club at the annual May luncheon hosted by Mrs Earl B Delzell 1700 Grande avenue SE She succeeds Mrs W A Montgomery New officers include Mrs Lester De Yarman vice president Mrs Fred C Meyers secretary and Mrs C C Hunt treasurer Two poems The Lamp and When You Go were sung with music by Mrs Walter S Newell backed by Mrs L R Gerhardt Twenty eight members and three guests attended as spring flowers decorated the luncheon tables
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Curtis
Earl B. Delzell
Grande Avenue
W. A. Montgomery
Lester de Yarman
Fred C. Meyers
C. C. Hunt
Teasdale
Rittenhouse
Herbert Stamats Returns From East
Mr and Mrs Herbert S Stamats of 2131 Linden Drive SE returned the first part of the week from New York City. They also spent time in Washington D C and Philadelphia. They were gone about two and a half weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert S. Stamats
Linden Drive
New York City
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Varied program planned for Trinity mother and daughter banquet
Trinity Methodist church hosts its annual mother daughter banquet Friday at 6 30 p m Miss Nettie Sisam serves as toastmaster Mrs J G Stone offers the invocation and Miss Retha Underhill directs group singing A welcome to daughters is given by eight mothers and six daughters deliver the mothers welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
Nettie Sisam
J. G. Stone
Retha Underhill
H. B. Green
George Youtzy
S. D. Keyes
Donald Rogers
Ed Miller
Luther Gulick
Lillian Baldwin
Velma Plank
Jane Ellen Grissel
Opal Ainsworth
Mildred Cargin
Betty Ensign
M. F. Harmon
Eldon Rohn
C. H. Newman
Paul Gard
A. E. Chase
L. R. Buffington
Menu
H. N. Steele
Kappa Delta Mothers Plan May Breakfast
The mothers' club of Kappa Delta sorority will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. in the sorority rooms to plan the annual May breakfast. The breakfast will honor senior students and is held for actives and pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
Kappa Delta Sorority
Second Avenue SE
First Evangelical Mother-Daughter Dinner Speaker Named
Miss Alma Turechek who spent a year studying in Germany will address the mother-daughter banquet at First Evangelical Church Friday at 6 30 p.m. Reservations should be made by calling Mrs F A Talbott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Turechek
Germany
First Evangelical Church
F. A. Talbott
Betty Kehne Formal Pledging by Alpha Gamma Delta
Alpha Gamma Delta at Coe college held a formal pledging service for Betty Kehne of 2600 Mount Vernon Avenue SE on Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Coe College
Betty Kehne
Mount Vernon Avenue
Beethoven Club Meeting Postponed to May 22 Picnic
The Beethoven club meeting scheduled for Thursday morning is postponed to the evening of May 22 at the Congregational church for a picnic supper. Attendees are asked to reserve with Mrs. Leo Peiffer at 27143.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven Club
Congregational Church
Leo Peiffer
Shower to honor Miss Margaret Rice before June 8 wedding
The Misses Ida Sharp and Dorothy Patterson host a Wednesday evening shower at Mrs. W. B. Reynolds home 1220 Second Avenue SE with twenty guests in attendance. Margaret Rice will wed Albert Kelly on June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Sharp
Dorothy Patterson
W. B. Reynolds
Second Avenue SE
Margaret Rice
Albert Kelly
College Club Reading Group Meeting Announced
Mrs Harry Peterson and Mrs V O Hasek will host the College club reading group meeting Thursday at 2 15 p m at Mrs E J North 540 Forest drive SE Mrs Ralph Thiem leads the program assisted by Mrs Frederick Thiel and Mrs W L Barnard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Peterson
V. O. Hasek
College Club
E. J. North
Forest Drive
Ralph Thiem
Frederick Thiel
W. L. Barnard
Leverich to see road lot 33 on Aud Plat 113
Property note shows M. L. Leverich to see, a road lot 33 on Aud Plat 113 with valuation listed as $1 and valcon, dated March 27, 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Leverich
E See
Reception And Open House At Mercy Hospital
About 115 people attended Mercy hospital auxiliary events on National Hospital Day at the Cedar Rapids facility. Dr. B J Moon spoke on the day’s history and May 12 Florence Nightingale birthday, plus new medical and hospitalization setup. Mrs Lemar N McFarland and Mrs Anna Meigel led tea service. Pauline Murray chaired. Frank Sebetka handled registration. Schubert song club performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital Auxiliary
T. E. Marshall
B. J. Moon
Florence Nightingale
Cedar Rapids
Lemar N. McFarland
Anna Meigel
Pauline Murray
Frank Sebetka
Schubert Song Club
Phi Kappa Tau Alumni Meet at Montrose Hotel
Phi Kappa Tau alumni will gather Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Montrose hotel. A Dutch lunch will be served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity
Montrose Hotel
Reverend McCullough Speaks on Guiding Children
The Rev J Renwick McCullough of Westminster Presbyterian spoke at the Mothers Club of St Pauls Methodist on guiding children to make right choices. He urged letting children choose in religious experience, stressing example over precept. Committees and devotionals were announced with social hosts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Renwick McCullough
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Mothers’ Club
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
McCullough
Marshall Hickman
W. D. Moore
Paul Menoher
Warner Danforth
God
Ruth Ebling Massey
Hickman
R. E. Haig
Murrell Mueller
John Dvorak
Hugh Harrington
Van Vechten Guild Bridge Party Benefits Charity
Sixty women attended the Van Vechten guild of the Peoples church benefit bridge party on Tuesday. Miss Nelle Cherry and Mrs. M. S. Hallman presided at the tea table adorned with lilacs and tulips. Winners included Mrs. C. A. Swanson, Mrs. Walter Allison, and Mrs. Maurice Sealy, with prizes at each table. General chairman R. T. Termohlen led arrangements with assistants M. Avedovech, R. R. Kouba, Henry Hauseman Jr., Charles Moore, C. A. Anderson, and Vernon Lichtenstein helping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Vechten Guild of the Peoples Church
Nelle Cherry
M. S. Hallman
C. A. Swanson
Walter Allison
Maurice Sealy
R. T. Termohlen
M. Avedovech
R. R. Kouba
Henry Hauseman, Jr
Charles Moore
C. A. Anderson
Vernon Lichtenstein
Austrian Leader Congratulates Duce on East Africa Victory
Austria’s Vice Chancellor Prince Ernst Rudiger von Starhemberg sent a telegram to Premier Mussolini praising Italian victory in East Africa. He hailed fascist victory over democracy and hypocrisy, praising fascist discipline and the triumph of the fascist idea globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
INS
Mussolini
East Africa
Ernst Rudiger von Starhemberg
Austria
Omaha Mayor Loses Re‑election Bid
Omaha totals show Mayor Roy N. Towl defeated for re election to the city council. Parks Commissioner Frank E. Frost also lost. Their successors will be Joseph B. Hummel and Richard W. Jepson, taking office May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
INL
Roy N. Towl
Frank E. Frost
Joseph B. Hummel
Richard W. Jepson
Pratt Re elected Delaware County School Superintendent
Floyd E. Pratt was re elected for another three year term as Delaware county superintendent of schools by a unanimous vote of 37 school board presidents at a convention in Manchester. H. J. Dunlap named chairman as three new board of education members were chosen: Harry M. Logan Dr E A Sachs and H J Dunlap. Hold over members include J J Dolphin Sam T Knox and Mrs Charles A Swindell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida
Charles A. Swindell
Robinson
Legion Auxiliary Reports From Davenport Conference
Grand Mound auxiliary members heard Helen Kelly and Esther Bousselot report on the Davenport district conference. They voted funds for the department radio fund and appointed Poppy workers. Selma Barnes chaired planning for a June 20 banjo party and Memorial day services. Barnes elected delegate and Ella Mueller alternates to the Spring Brook county conference June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Mound
American Legion
Helen Kelly
Esther Bousselot
Davenport
Department Radio Fund
Selma Barnes
Ella Mueller
Spring Brook
Vinton Jail Holds Third Suspect in Wire Theft Case
The third member of a trio accused of stealing copper wire from the Milwaukee railroad at Atkins is Leo Goodwin, 25, of Urbana. He waived hearing and remained in jail on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Milwaukee Railroad
Atkins
Leo Goodwin
Urbana
Etiquette guide teaches proper letter writing
A Cedar Rapids Gazette appeal offers a 40 page illustrated booklet titled How to Write Letters for All Occasions. It explains common etiquette errors in Ollie’s invitation and provides sample letters and rules to write letters that command respect. Send 15 cents to The Home Institute for the booklet at 109 West 19th Street New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brown
Ollie
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Home Institute
West 19Th Street
New York
N. Y
Cedar Rapids City Notices and Events
The Cedar Rapids De Molays postponed their Friday picnic supper. 2230 B avenue is open for inspection at 7:30 Thursday evening. Farmers Supply received a permit to build a 1962 warehouse at 218 Eighth avenue SE. Unit 7 of the National Union for Social Justice meets at Odd Fellows hall 109 Second avenue SE Thursday at 8 p.m. Camera Clique meets at 7:30 this evening in the city hall playground office. J R Batchelor spoke in Cedar Rapids with local recreation officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids de Molays
Farmers’ Supply Company
Eighth Avenue SE
The
National Union For Social Justice
Odd Fellows Hall
Second Avenue SE
Camera Clique
J. R. Batchelor
National Recreation Association
Cedar Rapids
Want Ads Guide for Home Projects and Crafts
For carpentry cement drive or walk decorating painting seek help in the Want Ads classifications 11 and 12. Advertisers offer skilled tradesmen and services for home improvement with concise briefs.
Coe College President Reports Harlem Meeting
Dr H M Gage president of Coe College spoke at a Lions Club luncheon at the Roosevelt Hotel detailing his recent meeting with Father Divine in Harlem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Gage
Coe College
Father Divine
Harlem
Lions Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Gage to Speak at Iowa State Banquet in Ames
Dr Harry M Gage president of Coe college will be principal speaker Tuesday May 19 at the annual interfraternity council banquet of Iowa State college in Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Gage
Coe College
Iowa State College
Ames
Local visitors return from Chicago trip
Mrs. C. Berger of 428 C avenue NE Mrs. E. P. Marvis of 128 Fourth avenue SW and Mrs. Obed Bean of 1004 First Street SW returned Tuesday evening from Chicago where they had visited Mr. and Mrs. George Nixon relatives of Mrs. Bean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Berger
C Avenue
E. P. Marvis
Fourth Avenue
Obed Bean
First Street
Chicago
George Nixon
Bean
Kraschel to Speak at Citizens Forum Tonight at Stuart Hall
Lieutenant governor Nels Kraschel and democratic candidate for governor will address Citizens' Forum at Stuart Hall tonight at 7 30. The hall is inside the Quaker Oats plant between Second and Third streets a half block north of B Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Hall
Nels Kraschel
Citizens’ Forum
Quaker Oats
Second
Third Streets
B Avenue
Prowler Sighting Prompted Police Watch in SE Neighborhood
J F Sorenson of 1727 Sixth Avenue SE asked police on Tuesday night to patrol the area for a prowler he has reportedly seen several times in recent weeks. No suspects were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Sorenson
Sixth Avenue SE
Sorenson
Cedar Rapids Drug Association Meeting at Hotel Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids Retail Drug association members meet at 10 o clock Wednesday night at the Hotel Roosevelt for a Dutch lunch and to discuss the city ordinance on fireworks sales and ice cream handling problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Special Iowa contestants train stops in Cedar Rapids
A Mason City special train carrying school music contestants from Iowa points passed Cedar Rapids on the North Western toward the national contest in Cleveland Ohio. The train halted briefly in Cedar Rapids for several contestants from Cedar Rapids and Vinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Iowa Points
Cedar Rapids
North Western
Cleveland
Vinton
Mrs Paul Recovering After Satisfactory Progress
Mrs. Floyd W. Paul of Orlando Florida formerly Cedar Rapids is recovering satisfactorily after a illness or injury. Further details are not available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd W. Paul
Orlando, Fla
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Soboda Remains in Orlando During Illness Recovery
Long illness keeps Mrs. E. M. Soboda of 1422 Third Avenue SE in Orlando where she has been with her daughter Mrs. Paul since February and will stay there until Mrs. Paul fully recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Soboda
Third Avenue SE
Mrs. Paul
Orlando
Paul
Loyalty Choir to Lead Singing Hour at First Christian Church
The Loyalty choir directed by Edna Barrett Jackson will present a singing hour at First Christian Church this evening at 8 oclock. Soloists Dora Cargia Lynn Fix and Mary Irene MacLaughlin will perform with choir members Patricia Rice Hazel Irene Derby Alice Fisher Helen Humphreys Esther Compton Kathryn Hesser Virginia McLean and Maxine Humphreys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyalty Choir
First Christian Church
Edna Barrett Jackson
Dora Cargia
Lynn Fix
Mary Irene MacLaughlin
Patricia Rice
Hazel Irene Derby
Alice Fisher
Helen Humphreys
Esther Compton
Kathryn Hesser
Virginia McLean
Maxine Humphreys
Y M C A Official Plans South Vacation Trip
S. R. Hawkins executive secretary of the Y M C A and Mrs Hankins will depart Thursday morning by car for a three weeks vacation in the south. They will visit New Orleans Waco where they lived eleven years Dallas their home six years and Galveston during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. R. Hawkins
Hankins
South
New Orleans
Waco
Dallas
Galveston
Letter seeks proof of communistic charges against pastor
A letter from the Iowa Baptist convention board invites Rev. P B Chenault of Walnut Street Baptist Waterloo to meet in Waterloo between June 1 and 15 and provide proof of charges that the convention supports socialistic, communistic and modernistic teachings. The letter was made public by Rev. Albert Lyle Drake of First Baptist Waterloo after a Des Moines meeting of board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Board of Managers
Iowa Baptist Convention
P. B. Chenault
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Albert Lyle Drake
First Baptist Church
Des Moines
Hit And Run Victim Also Runs When Hit
St Petersburg police search for a hit and run driver and a victim who both fled after the incident. A witness reported that both ran though the victim appeared seriously hurt and the case drew police attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Plans Seek Memorial Hospital in Tennessee Valley
Plan calls for a large memorial hospital to honor the President in the Tennessee valley. A Roosevelt Memorial association is formed with Ralph M. Saliba of Colbert Chamber of Commerce as director. If approved, the hospital would be built on the former LaGrange college site in Sheffield Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plan Memorial Hospital
Sheffield
Ala
Tennessee Valley
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Ralph M. Saliba
Colbert Chamber of Commerce
LaGrange College
Senators Clash Over M and St L Rail Sale Probe
Sen Elmer Benson accuses the sale of the Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad to Associated Railways of being halted by inquiry while Sen W H Dieterich urges better plans for stockholders. ICC delays action to June 15 as talks about implications for communities and 2 000 jobs continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Elmer Benson
Minn
W. H. Dieterich
Benson
Minneapolis and
St. Louis
Associated Railways Company
Interstate Commerce Committee
Dieterich
RFC
Hendrik Shipstead
F.L
Government Department
Congress
Illinois
ICC
Minnesota
South Dakota
Iowa
Dr. Wilson Resigns As M E Temperance Head Plan Changed
Dr. Clarence True Wilson aged 64 resigned as executive secretary of the Methodist Episcopal church board of temperance prohibition and public morals in Columbus Ohio during the general conference. He served twenty six years in the post and the new plan would have moved election to the general conference instead of by the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Clarence True Wilson
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Church
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Wilson
General Conference
Suggest Formation Of Unofficial Linn Conservation Board
Four Cedar Rapids women from the Cedar Rapids Woman's club presented a proposal to Linn county supervisors to form an unofficial conservation board. The board would include county and organization representatives to educate the public on conservation and advocate for county planning boards and eventual state legislation. Supervisors took the request under advisement after noting discussion at the Ames planning conference in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Board of Supervisors
Cedar Rapids
Eighteenth Street
Iowa
Ames
Shrine Family Party At El Kahir Shrine Temple
The Shrine family party sponsored by El Kahir Shrine temple proceeds Friday after noon with a children play period in the auditorium after school. A 6 p.m. picnic supper follows with ice cream and coffee provided. E. E. Hruska chairs, activities include Mickey Mouse reels puppet show magic act and children&apos.s games and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Kahir Shrine Temple
Shrine Temple
E. E. Hruska
Body of deck hand recovered after drowning
The body of Peter J. Langkamp aged 22 from Dubuque Iowa was recovered from the Mississippi River in St Louis after drowning on Friday while working as a deck hand for a federal barge line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Peter J. Langkamp
Dubuque
Mississippi River
Notice of Sale by Calder's Van & Storage Co Inc
Calder's Van and Storage Co Inc Cedar Rapids Iowa will sell at public auction on June 5 1936 at 9 am at 407 11 Second Street Southeast Cedar Rapids to satisfy storage charges and costs. Goods include household items from P E Harpeter Grace Lynch H Bauman E A Benham C J Ky Anna Kelly J J Early Wm Rickless W E McConkey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Calder’s van and Storage Co. Inc
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Second Street
P. E. Harpeter
Grace Lynch
H. Bauman
E. A. Benham
C J
D. Calder
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles W. Taylor
Barbara Oakes
Warners Entertain
Alpha Gamma Deltas
Allah Lota Alofa
F C. Dunn
Maxine McGrew
Marsh
Entre Nous Club
I. H. N. Circle
Emmie
Rotary Club Party
Cottingham
P. T. A. Meetings
St. Matthew's
Big Springs
W.E. Curtis
Tuesday Study Club
Herbert Stamats
Kappa Delta Mothers
A. G. D. Pledge
College Club Group
Mercy Hospital
PHI Kappa Tau
J.r.mccullough
van Vechten Guild
Duce
Mrs. Grant
Kenwood Methodist
Prowler
Hardendorf
Gamew
Carrene
Linn Conservation Board
Shrine Family Party
Deck Hand
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