Funeral services held for James E Robertson
Funeral services were conducted Thursday for James E Robertson at the Balster and Hall Home for Funerals with Rev. C G Ellinger, pastor of the Congregational church, officiating. Burial was in Riverside cemetery Anamosa with pallbearers listed and several out of town relatives noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Robertson
Balster and Hall
C. G. Ellinger
Congregational Church
A. E. Robertson
Oskaloosa
Charlie Woodward
Charlie Sherman, Jr
C. C. Bigot
Royatters
William Norton
Anamosa
Gordon Freeman
Olin
Harold Robertson
Milwaukee
Truman Stanton
Center Junction
Clarence Robertson
Springville
John Robertson
Central City
Francis Robertson
Frank Fairbanks
Ella Strong
Monticello
John Strong
Mary Thompson
Wyoming
Ernie Benlow
Edward McGuire
Donald Robertson
Cedar Rapids
Mystery in the Library stages mystery in Lincoln school
The three act mystery comedy presented by the senior class Thursday evening in the Lincoln school auditorium drew a capacity crowd. Lighting and electrical effects heightened the air of mystery as Warren Bleakly portrayed the mystery man to a fitting climax. Miss Elmira Russell directed the large cast, and a repeat performance is set for tonight at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Warren
Elmira Russell
Martin's Creek Club Hosts Guest Day at Memorial Hall
Members of the Martin's Creek Community club entertained Thursday at a guest day party in Memorial hall. The program led by Mrs. Will Sherman, Mrs. Harley Ives and Mrs. Elmer Barnhart included an address of welcome by Mrs. Emmett Albaugh, song led by Mrs. Clyde Kearns, reading by Mrs. Frank Letner, a radio quiz burlesque with a guest response by Mrs. Argene Albee, and another group song “Home, Sweet Home.” Refreshments for 40 were served by the refreshment committee: Mrs. Harry Stoneking, Mrs. Albaugh, Mrs. Lerner, Miss Tillie Kramer and Mrs. Harry Caraway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin’s Creek Community Club
Memorial Hall
Will Sherman
Harley Ives
Elmer Barnhart
Emmett Albaugh
Clyde Kearns
Reading
Frank Letner
Argene Albee
Sweet Home
Harry Stoneking
Albaugh
Lerner
Tillie Kramer
Harry Caraway
Mrs Glenn Wickham Elected President Of St Pauls Lutheran Ladies Aid
Mrs Wickham was elected president and Mrs Brockman was re elected secretary of the St Pauls Lutheran Ladies Aid at a Thursday meeting held at Mrs Dallas Carsner home. Mrs Lloyd and Mrs Fred Bohlken were named treasurer and a new member Mrs Martha Cook was welcomed. Hostess Mrs Otto Garrett and guests joined twenty members and four guests including Mrs Fred Roloff Mrs Earl Stearns Mrs Martin Rinder knecht and Mrs Orval Spurgeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Wickham
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Dallas Carsner
Lloyd
Fred Bohlken
Earl Brockman
Martha Cook
Otto Garrett
Fred Roloff
Delaware
Earl Stearns
Martin Rinderknecht
Orval Spurgeon
Shellsburg
Miss Margaret DeWees Accompanies Frances Miller To Ames
Miss Margaret DeWees will accompany Miss Frances Miller to Ames Friday evening to spend the weekend in the home of Miss Miller s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret DeWees
Miss Frances Miller
Ames
Miss Miller
Beibers Bargains Beef Roasts and More
Advertisement lists meat specials with beef roasts 18c per pound pork butts 19c boneless loin 33c minute steaks 25c ground beef 20c per pound and 2 pounds Folger’s coffee 52c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beiber’s
Folger’s Coffee
Mrs Rose Foreman Returns Home After Goiter Operation
Mrs Rose Foreman recently had goiter removal surgery at a Cedar Rapids hospital and has been brought home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Foreman
Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Alice Jones Returns Home After Visit
Mrs. Alice Jones of Columbus has returned to her home after visiting her brother D. I. Hoskins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Jones of
Columbus
D. I. Hoskins
Gordon Grocery Ad: Butter 23c Lb Eggs 29c Doz
A local advertisement lists butter at 23 cents per pound and eggs at 29 cents per dozen. It also promotes Swift's corn roast beef at 19 cents and notes the sale is for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Grocery
Swift
Marion notices and local happenings from a Iowa paper
Earl and Norman Waffle travel to Findley Ohio for their aunt Mrs Maddock's funeral in Rochester New York. Baptist services planned with Rev B H Ward of Des Moines. Marion residents with births visits and church rebuilding updates plus local sport and ad items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl
Norman Waffle
Findley, C
W. H. Maddock
Rochester
N. Y
Maddock
O. G. Waffle
Marion
B. H. Ward
Des Moines
Frank Ward
Sunshine Mission
Cedar Rapids
Nebraska- Iowa
Baptist Church
Cedar Rapids shoppers featured in daily Gazette candid pics
The Gazette highlights Cedar Rapids as a regional shopping hub with 80,000 random downtown photos showing residents among the crowd. Mr and Mrs S N Boland of Williamsburg visit and receive prints and a 7 by 9 enlargement. Jo Ann Peterson of Cedar Rapids is also pictured. Legal notices include alimony requests by Mrs Workman and a divorce action of Zola Myers versus Mildred Myers. Wills, executors, and a bank note judgment are also recorded with names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
The
Gazette
S. N. Boland
Williamsburg
Pretty Jo Ann Peterson
Fifth Street NE
Dinner guests at Marion home referenced in local notice
Mrs Pusateri hosted a dinner with relatives including Michael Cira of Marion. Other attendees were Michael Gallo, Mrs Cira, Nettie Cira, and Mrs Vincent Hart. Nettie Cira, who had stayed ten days with the Pusateris, returned home Thursday.
Miss Orelda Reiter to Visit Marion For Senior Play
Miss Mary Orelda Reiter of Iowa City will arrive in Marion Friday evening to attend the senior class play and spend the weekend with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Harlan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Orelda Reiter
Iowa City
Marion
P. G. Harlan
Fire Department Schedules Special Meeting Tonight
A special fire department meeting is planned for this evening at 7 30 at the station to discuss urgent departmental matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Methodist Ladies Aid Holds Come as You Are Breakfast
The Loyal division entertained Wednesday morning at a come-as-you-are May breakfast hosted by the Marion Golf Club. Breakfast served to eighty members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Marion Golf Club
Chicago woman hosts brothers visit from New York
Mrs Catherine A Knowles of Chicago and her brothers Father Richard McDermott and Father John McDermott of New York City were guests of Mrs Knowles daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Don E Kassner and returned to Chicago Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine A. Knowles
Chicago
Richard McDermott
John McDermott
New York City
Sebern Family Weekend Visits Near Marion
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Sebern of Council Bluffs plan a Friday arrival for a weekend at the home of his parents north of Marion. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Sebern of Chicago expected Saturday for a weekend visit. Mr and Mrs W R French Jr left for Fairfield after visiting his parents. Mrs Jake Kray is ill at her Marion area home. Mrs Fred Roloff of Delaware visits her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Otho Garrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Mullaley
Mrs
Harold Mullaley
Wilbur Sebern
Council Bluffs
Mr. Sebern
W. R. Sebern
Marion
Benjamin Sebern
Chicago
W. R. French, Jr
Mr. French
W. R. French
Fairfield
Mrs. French
Jake Kray
Fred Roloff
Delaware
Otho Garrett
Alburnett Commencement Honors 13 Graduates in Auditorium
The Alburnett school auditorium hosted commencement exercises with the school band directed by Howard Ellson, the girls glee club performing two numbers, and Prof. James B. Hodgson of Coe College delivering the address. The Marion post of the American Legion awarded medals to Doris Arnold and Albert Martin Jr. Supt. Carl R. McCalley announced the class and Clarence Peterson presented the diplomas to thirteen graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alburnett
Alburnett School
Howard Ellson
James B. Hodgson
Coe College
Marion Post
The
American Legion
Doris Arnold
Albert Martin, Jr
Carl R. McCalley
Clarence Peterson
Jack Parrish Wins Bass Horn at Minneapolis Contest
Jack Parrish a Gazette carrier boy won first place in the bass horn division of a regional music contest in Minneapolis. His parents Patrolman and Mrs. F. C. Parrish of 1308 Hinkley avenue NW learned Friday. Jack is 17 and attends Roosevelt high school in class 12B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Parrish
Minneapolis
Patrolman
F. C. Parrish
Hinkley Avenue
Jack
Roosevelt High School
Court House News Rules For Peoples Bank In Action
A demurrer to an injunction suit filed November 10 1938 by Peoples Savings Bank Peoples Mortgage and Investment Company and Peoples Agricultural Credit Corporation against Peoples Credit Corporation and D Anderson was overruled by Judge C J Haas. The plaintiffs seek to prevent use of the name Peoples Credit Corporation or Peoples claiming confusion of identities. The defense was given ten days to plead further or to stand on the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Savings Bank
Peoples Mortgage and Investment Company
Peoples Agricultural Credit Corporation
Peoples Credit Corporation
D. Anderson
C. J. Haas
Peoples
Burkhalter Divorce Suit Filed Over Cruel Treatment
Eliza Merrill Burkhalter plaintiff in a divorce action filed Friday against Louis D. Burkhalter Jr on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. She seeks title to household goods and real estate, a 2500 dollar judgment, 100 dollars per month permanent alimony and restoration of her maiden name Eliza Merrill Hickok. The couple married December 1, 1934 in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Workman
Zola Myers
Mildred Myers
Millersburg
Ring Friday
Mary Stone
Fred Stone
Central City
Ava L. Fleming
Robert Earl Fleming
Eliza Merrill Burkhalter
Louis D. Burkhalter, Jr
Workman divorce suit filed on cruel and inhuman grounds
Sarah Mae Workman files for divorce from Ray H Workman alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. The marriage took place in a previous year and the suit seeks relief from the bonds of matrimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Mae Workman
Ray H. Workman
Drops Temporary Alimony Plea In Divorce Action
Viola Mae Shepherd withdrew her motion for temporary alimony after Judge Haas overruled the defense, ending the request in the divorce case against Arthur W. Shepherd. The petition originally sought 250 dollars per month temporary alimony and 5000 dollars permanent alimony, later amended to 250 dollars monthly permanent alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Haas
Viola Mae Shepherd
Arthur W. Shepherd
Final report of Hutchinson estate executors
Final report by Mary A Hutchinson and Robert E Hutchinson as executors of the estate of Frank D Hutchinson who died leaving a probate proceeding in progress. The filing records the administration of the estate and seeks court guidance on settlements and asset distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Hutchinson
Robert E. Hutchinson
Frank D. Hutchinson
Divorce actions and dates outlined for Steggall and Northrup couples
On March 3, 1938, Judge C. J. Haas approved a divorce in a case filed by Vera Steggall against Joe Steggall on desertion grounds. A separate divorce suit by Vera and Joe Steggall follows their June 21, 1935 Iowa City marriage. Judge H. C. Ring presided over a Wednesday desertion case and later heard Maxine Northrup versus Alvin Northrup on cruel and inhuman treatment, tied to their December 14, 1935 Galena Illinois marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Steggall
Joe Steggall
H. C. Ring
Iowa City
Ring Thursday
Maxine Northrup
Alvin Northrup
Galena, Ill
Boy Drowns During Picnic Near Timber Lake
Merlin McGuire aged 15 drowned Thursday in Little Moreau lake during a Timber Lake grade and high school student picnic. The incident occurred as students from the nearby schools gathered at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timber Lake
S. D
Merlin McGuire
Little Moreau Lake
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Marion News
E. Robertson
Dickey’s Foods
Tuckabache Club
J. W. Bowdish, Jr
Bowdish
Acme
Owens Drug Store
Marjorie Mekota
Jolly Dozen Club
Hellection
Eld
Ehaweetanda Camp Fire
Library
Eclipse
Kendall Hardware
LeRoy Blackledge
Emil Petrusch
Astor
Culbert’s Market
Leibsohn
Kohr
Ee Aces
Iks
Hata Wash
Ed Sigfred
Earl Baker
Cedar Falls
Willis Jordan
Perry
Frank Keith
John Scott
Kenneth Hoeck
Harrisburg, Ill
Hoeck
Marion High School
Prairie Chapel Church
J. B. Clyde
Gus Pusateri
Mary Pusteoska
Robert Dudek
Bertha Anderson
Mary Dudek
L. R. Baird
Farmers State Bank of
Mandan
N. D
E. H. Wisehart
JO Ann Peterson
Court House News
Peoples Bank
J. K. Finch
Harry M. Carney
Mae Like
Haas
Cedar Rapids Real Estate
Josephine Keegan
Patrick Stevens
Clarence Carney
Roswell Carney
Melita Carney
Prairieburg
Hiey
State Theater
William Ann Company
William James
West End
F Avenue Bridge
Dial
Vou Street
IGRAM
M. Ave
Sixth St. SW
Pillsbury
Sala
Nash Coffee
Lic
Tleee
Talley Carr
Northern Paper Mills
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Okra
Oleo
Perree Dros
Second Street SE
Specia
Wilson
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