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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1938

Page

11

Marion News and Social Roundup Features Local Events

Marion area notes a wedding date for Miss Eleanor Storck and Harvey Trimble, a Cedar Rapids party in her honor, and a host of social visits, drives, and club meetings. Residents attend dinners, picnics, and church gatherings while reporting new births, illnesses, and community notices across Marion Cedar Rapids and nearby towns.

Eleanor Storck Harvey E. Trimble Leonard Dunn Cedar Rapids Miss Storck W. L. Hladek Mesdames Cart Secrist Fred McShane Clifton Hawk Stewart Hawk G. A. Storck Carl Fernow D. B. St

Personal honesty cited as main basis of retail credit

E Walker manager of the Credit Guide and Adjustment company told the Optimist club that personal honesty is the main basis of retail credit He traced the credit guide movement to 135 years ago in London noting the original institution still operates He said 1930 fears of over expansion and heavy installment buying were unfounded and reported credit losses due to the depression fell by only about a half percent while accounts were extended earlier and retail credit remained strong.

M E Walker Credit Guide and Adjustment Company Optimist Club Credit Guide London England

British destroyer carries cholera serum to Amoy amid shortages

The Thracian steamed toward Amoy with a cargo of cholera and typhoid serums to ward off a feared outbreak. Foreigners at Amoy report a severe food shortage following a recent Japanese coastal attack.

Hong Kong Thracian Amoy

Mexican Students Clash With Socialist Youth at Mexico City University

In Mexico City, students clashed with hundreds of members of the Socialist Youth who occupied University of Mexico buildings and its prep school. Police and firemen faced pistol fire as efforts to eject the invaders continued. several wounded, with the line held until calm urged by Rector Chico George. The report lists a local group and mentions a Rotary meeting in Waterbury, noting several names connected to the incident.

Mexico City Socialist Youth University of Mexico Socialist Youth’ Force

Coe Flute Quartet Delights Rotarians at Noon Meeting

Members of the Rotary club heard a flute quartet from Coe college perform two numbers at their Monday noon gathering at Hotel Roosevelt. The ensemble featured female players delivering graceful melodies to the appreciative audience.

Jean Albertson Geneva I1r Delight Nelson Davenport Mildred Fry Traer Evelyn Fink Manning James F Reevers Hans N Boyson Liel R. Abbott Ed F. Moorman Ernie Water- 00 Rotary Club Coe College Hotel Roosevelt

United States Might Handle British Mexican Crisis

London reports indicate the United States could be asked to attend to British interests in Mexico during the diplomatic freeze. British officials say Mexico must initiate steps to restore full relations, while Britain remains troubled by Mexico's suspension and its impact on business.

London United States Mexico

Russians Build Hotel on Mount Elbruz Airlifted Materials

Eighteen thousand feet up Mount Elbruz Europe's highest peak a Russian project rises as a large hotel with construction material flown in by airplane to reach the elevated site.

Mount Elbruz Europe

Cigaret Case Turns Away Bullet Of Holdup Man

In Cleveland Frank Kuletzkit escaped a holdup after a robber fired point blank at his heart. The bullet struck a cigaret vase and lodged in his necktie, leaving him bruised but alive as the assailants fled and he received hospital treatment.

Cigaret Cleveland Frank Kuletzkit

Chicago Turns Job Of Relief Over To Federal Government

Chicago officials announce relief funds will be exhausted in 48 hours and turn emergency feeding duties for 91,800 residents to the federal government. City faces a 13.3 million dollar deficit for the year and foresees relief station closures without outside aid.

Chicago INS

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Marion News J. M . Albright Sixth Street Albrights Prairie Chapel Aid Society Jens Neilson Harry Neilson Arling J. Dice J. F Coakley Marion Charles Duster Stewart Bayard Gilbert Gordon Rolle WA. Drake John Burch Blairstown Mir W. S. Starbuck Sam Ward Arkansas CCC Gene Miller Ward L. E. Mathes Ozark Mountains Missouri Cordelia Byerly Robert Goodyear Robert Franklin Lawrence Goodyear San Diego Calif Harold Simonsen Franklin Crawford Dubuque Jim Jenkins Ronald Byron Evans Maquokela Claude Evans Noble Grand Association Rebekah Lodge Thomas Park Myrtle Snyder Eleventh Street O. O P. Club Gas Company DeWitt Smith Bettendorf Marion Lodge No. 6 A. F A.M Jean Lehdigh Bob Goodyear Lee Voorhies S. A. Fontaine Ware Lake Carl Wiley H. R Livingston R. E. Lehdigh Frank Harris Frank Gray J. H Stanaway J. L. Papes George Busby Richard Sears M. O. Winter Masini J F Coakley Bill Custer Strawberry Point Amelia Masini J J. Keith Caesar D EE. Edwards Dorothy Edwards West Branch Marilyn Turnquist Maquoketa Eloise Evans Clifford Beall David Ross Jack Besinger Harry Demery Charles Fandrey Hazel Babcock LeRoy Carl N Owen Hattie Perrin Irving E. Wade Clayton A. Pitcher Thirteenth Street Pitcher William Peterman Amanda Tiedeman Luzerne Irving Drake H. W. Erwin Leslie Dunn A. J. Taube D. L. Haskins Nellie Creglow Fernow Russell Singleton Sumner Jordan Alice Wallace Irvin Scott Vernon Stevens W. Erwin Roscoe Stevens Iva Stevens Carl Wallace Donald Wallace Bol Jack Scott Neal Miller T. A. Ralston of Robins Pauline Ralston Art Milford C. E. Pearson Robert Jacobsmeyer Des Moines St. Louis Earl Welsher A. A. Hardin Andrew P. Munsen Franklin Kemp Munson Juniper Lodge Delhi F. L. Kelly Robert James Sorosis Club The Nevah Prior Ise Anne Adams Pattern Department West 17Th St New York, N. Y Iowa Key Pittman Nevada Senate Foreign Affairs Committee Nye Spain Washington Chico George Coe Flute Quartet U.S West 16Th Avenue Dytrt’s Columbus Krejci Sixteenth Avenue SW Podzimek Pharmacy Sixteenth Ave Second Ave Polehna J. F. Shultz and Company Sojka Sixteenth Avenue Purelard Anthony Grocery Nash Coffee Omar Larabee Kellogg's RITZ Garette Want Radloff Seed & Coal Co Sarges Wholesale Petunias Dracenas Springeril Geraniums Cias Lebeda Wwe DIAL Sykora Sykora Bakery
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