Franks Friday Heat Beats Suburban Storms in Midwest
Cedar Rapids sees sunny with clouds as Friday highs reach 86 and early low 60s. Across major cities including Boston Omaha Des Moines and Chicago records show warm, humid conditions. Nighttime lows hovered in the 60s with a peak 86 in Cedar Rapids and 84 in Des Moines as a regional warm spell continued.
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Cedar Rapids
Boston
Town Falls
Sioux City
New Orleans
Omaha
Galveston
Charlies City
Los Angeles
Des Moines
San Francisco
Sea la Crosse
Dubuque
Havre
Bismarck
Chambers
Voss Fined for Failing to Stop on Arterial Highway
Joe Voss of 1028 Tenth Street SW was fined $2 and costs for entering an arterial highway without stopping. James Streff of Watkins pled not guilty to speeding 45. trial set for next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Voss
Tenth Street
James Streff
Watkins
Divorces Granted Across Cedar Rapids and Central City
Several divorce actions decided by judges Haas Ring and others. J W Steggall 38 from Mildred Steggall due to excessive use of intoxicants. Libbie R Kuba from John Kuba on cruel and inhuman treatment. Mary Stone from Fred Stone on cruel and inhuman treatment. Gladys L Wildman from Halsey L Wildman on cruel and inhuman treatment. Realty titles quieted for plaintiff restoring Mary Moreland name. Ava L Fleming from Robert Earl Fleming on cruel and inhuman treatment. name restored to Ava L Busenbark. Marriages cited include Central City 1938 and Cedar Rapids 1935 and Waukegan NL 1917. Custody of two sons and property rights settled by stipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Steggall
Mildred Steggall
C. J. Haas
Libbie R. Kuba
John Kuba
Judge Haas
Cedar Rapids
Mary Stone
Fred Stone
H. C. Ring
Mary Moreland
Central City
Gladys L. Wildman
Halsey L. Wildman
Ring
Waukegan
Ava L. Fleming
Robert Earl Fleming
Ava L. Busenbark
Court fines forLeaving scene of accident and vehicle pull
Robert Heslop 24 of 413 Eighth Avenue SE fined 100 dollars and costs by Justice H R Churchill for leaving the scene of an accident without identifying himself. He to pay 2 50 a week. G M Arnett LeRoy Weidenkamp and Bernard M Steffen all of Spencer fined 10 dollars and costs for pulling a four wheel vehicle with a truck before Justice Churchill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Heslop
Eighth Avenue SE
H. R. Churchill
G. M. Arnett
LeRoy Weidenkamp
Bernard M. Steffen
Spencer
Justice Churchill
Marriage licenses issued to several Cedar Rapids pairs
A. B. Miller of Toddville and Marie Flickinger of Center Point. Jesse W. Jacoby and Betty Reid of Cedar Rapids. Raymond E. St. Germaine and Irene Douda of Cedar Rapids. George J. Atchison of Marquette and Betty Joy Thune of Cedar Rapids. Everett F. Brown and Amber Cornwell of Central City. Kenneth LeHew and Mary Sherbon of Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Miller
Toddville
Marie Flickinger
Center Point
Jesse W. Jacoby
Betty Reid
Cedar Rapids
Raymond E. St. Germaine
Irene Douda
George J. Atchison
Marquette
Betty Joy Thune
Everett F. Brown
Amber Cornwell
Central City
Kenneth LeHew
Mary Sherbon
Walker
France drafts plan for Britain Russia war front
Corbin of the official news agency quotes Benes noting dangers of German ambition if Czechoslovakia seeks an anti German bulwark. Bonnet reports Franco promises victory will spare France the need to defend a southern front in war. Paris fears encirclement and three front conflict.
Marion man charged over punchboard gambling scheme
Earl Stanley says he made a punchboard part of his business and sought Marion officials before contacting the sheriff. County Attorney Thompson files information against Ballard for keeping a gambling house, with an arraignment set for Monday at 9 a.m. in district court. Stanley cites concerns about beer sold to Cedar Rapids high school students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Ballard
Gene Miller
Marion
John Pazour
Sheriff
Condon
Thompson
Cedar Rapids
McNutt to Headline Indiana Democratic Editors Meeting
Former Gov Paul V McNutt U S commissioner to the Philippine Islands will be guest of honor at the Indiana Democratic Editors association mid summer meeting at French Lick on September 15 and 16.
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Indianapolis
Paul V. McNutt
U. S
Philippine Islands
Indiana Democratic Editors Association
French Lick
Exclusively Feminine Theme in Candid Camera Parade
The Gazette notes Freeda May Oliphant of Toddville and Mrs. E E Beech of Cedar Rapids as the honored pair in today’s candid camera parade. Each will receive a free 7 by 9 sepia enlargement. they already earned three prints by sending 25 cents with the card from the Gazette’s photographers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeda May Oliphant
Toddville
E. E. Beech
Seventh Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Gazette
City Briefs and Personals
The Rev. C W Harrop, pastor of Floyd Methodist, is recovering in St Luke s hospital after an appendectomy. The Rev W R Stewart and Bethel A M E church choir lead Sunday evening services at Salvation Army hall 1030 Seventh Street SE at 7 30 p m. Bible school 10 a m holiness service 11 a m and young people s league 6 45 p m follow. Preparation class Tuesday 7 30 p m Home league Thursday 2 30 p m Band of Love Friday 4 p m Capt and Mrs W E Thompson lead in charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Harrop
Methodist Church
Floyd
John Huss
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke’s Hospital
W. R. Stewart
Bethel A. M. E
Salvation Army Hall
Seventh Street
Band of Love
W. E. Thompson
Grocer Injured by Exploding Pop Bottle at Shop
James Risk a grocer at 1449 B avenue NE suffered cuts to face and neck at 4 p.m. Friday when a pop bottle exploded in his ace. He was treated and released from St. Luke's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Risk
B Avenue NE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Breakfast for Scout Troop 1 at Immaculate Conception
The Boy Scouts and Cubs, with their mothers, will attend a breakfast at Immaculate Conception church on Sunday at 8 a.m. Rev. Father M. J. Tracy will speak. More than 125 are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Cubs
Immaculate Conception
M. J. Tracy
Trinity Lutheran to Host Sunday Service and Voters Meeting
At Trinity Lutheran Church on First Avenue and Fourteenth Street W a Sunday service will begin at 10 45 a m with the sermon We Shall Be My Witnesses The announcement notes a special voters meeting scheduled for Monday at 7 45 p m at the Trinity Lutheran school and a Walther League convention briefing The Reverend P L Bornhoeft will preach and John A Jaeger will play the organ
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
First Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Trinity Lutheran School
P. L. Bornhoeft
John A. Jaeger
Regulation Court Dress For Dionne Quintuplets In Toronto
Five Dionne quintuplets will wear regulation white organdy court dresses when presented to King George and Queen Elizabeth in Toronto. They will travel by government sponsored train with minimal luxuries and will keep their nursery routine, with guardian Dr. Allan Dafoe guiding rehearsals and aiming for natural behavior.
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Callander
Dionne
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Toronto
Allan Ray Dafoe
Parliament
Emilie
Marie
Dafoe
Broken Steering Rods Cause Two Accidents on City Streets
Police report two separate crashes due to broken steering rods within 45 minutes Saturday morning. John Fry’s dairy truck struck a porch at 713 Sixth Ave SW after the rod failed. milk spilled across the yard. Earlier, Ed Prochaska crashed into a light pole at Fifteenth St and Mount Vernon Ave SE when his steering rod failed. no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fry
Marion
Sixth Avenue
Seventh Street
Fry
Ed Prochaska
Twenty-sixth Street
Fifteenth Street
Mount Vernon Avenue
Prochaska
Cement Finishers and Builders Settle Wage Dispute in Cedar Rapids
Cement finishers and Cedar Rapids Master Builders reached a wage agreement after a stalemate since April 29. Finishers will receive $1.25 an hour and a five day week, with a Dec. 15 deadline for future changes. The Building Trades council agreed no precedent for delayed claims, and noted future changes must be agreed before January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Master Builders
O. F. Paulsen
Paulsen
Building Trades Council
Mayo Doctor Charles H Mayo Resting After Pneumonia
Dr Charles H Mayo 73 famed Mayo Clinic surgeon in Rochester Minnesota fell ill with pneumonia while visiting Chicago and is resting at Mercy hospital. He became ill Friday after staying at a Loop hotel and was moved to Mercy on doctors orders. his wife and Dr Thomas Dry flew to his bedside. Hospital attaches say his condition is not serious. His elder brother William T Mayo 77 recently underwent abdominal surgery raising concerns for his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles H. Mayo
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
William T. Mayo
St. Mary’s Hospital
Original Tarzan Also Gets Kick From His Boss
Hollywood dispatch reports Edgar Rice Burroughs threatening legal action over unauthorized Tarzan use. He complains to Johnny Weissmuller at the New York World’s Fair, joking about a white satin bathing suit and Tarzan yell, urging a different style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Burroughs
Tarzan
Johnny
Tarzan) Weiss Nuller
Britain to build 20 new anti sub vessels in secret design
London reports Britain orders rapid construction of 20 anti submarine ships of a new secret design. The vessels reportedly include submarine detector gear also to be fitted on 36 destroyers under construction, a device claimed to be unmatched by any other navy.
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London
Great Britain
Daily Express
Farmers Unearth Hidden Jars of Gold in Benton Field
In Benton Kentucky farmers report discovering buried jars while plowing. Hubert York found a jar with five $20 gold pieces totaling $100 last year. Neighbor Victor Seaford recently unearthed another jar containing $690 in gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton, Ky
Hubert York
Victor Seaford
Atlantic Air Line Flight 15 Begun
Atlantic Airline announces Flight 15 with a Lisbon to Horta to New York schedule and a five hour shorter week round trip. Pan American plans to initiate its service soon alongside Air France exploratory flights. International limits cap six weekly round trips via Azores or northern routes.
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Lisbon
Horta
New York
Pan-American
British Imperial Airways
Air France
Azores
Botwood
Newfoundland
Foynes
Ireland
Port Washington
Baltimore
CAA
Europe
Trust assets moved to Armstrong Race daughter in 1938
Court records show assets representing one third of the Armstrong estate were transferred to Margaret L Armstrong Race, beneficiary and daughter of the testator, in 1938. Earl McDowell as guardian of Vernon McDowell aged 14 was authorized by Judge H C Ring to release any claim against Joseph F Hladky and Dan Cerny for injuries from a collision near Crescent Drive and Second Avenue SE on March 4. Settlement covered hospital and medical expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
Margaret L. Armstrong Race
Earl McDowell
Vernon McDowell
H. C. Ring
Joseph F. Hladky
Dan Cerny
McDowell
Hladky
Cerny
Crescent Drive
Second Avenue SE
Zulakis to be released after 26 days following court order
George Zulakis of Davenport formerly Cedar Rapids will be released from the county jail after serving 26 more days under a court order from Judge H. C. Ring. County Attorney G. K. Thompson secured the order Saturday lifting part of a 55 day suspended balance of a four month term for a liquor law violation in October 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Zulakis
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
G. K. Thompson
H. C. Ring
Zulakis
Thompson
Court action over gas and lease reform at Cedar Rapids service station
Floyd Neagle seeks to reform a one year lease with Edwin L. Deuker to include a mutual electricity agreement at a service station nine miles east of Cedar Rapids. Deuker’s successors the Stewarts allegedly refused pay for electricity. Neagle installed a private line at 27.87 dollars and deducted from rent of 53.60. A temporary injunction hearing is set for May 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin L. Deuker
Floyd Neagle
Allen M. Stewart
Neagle
Deuker
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Stewarts
H. R. Churchill
C. J. Haas
Dallas man jailed 10 days for intoxication in Marion
E. T. Cunningham, 44, of Dallas, Texas, was committed to Linn county jail for 10 days by Mayor John H. Parour after failing to pay a $35 fine for intoxication and disturbing the peace in Marion. He was transported to the jail by Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Cunningham
Dallas
Tex
Marion
Linn County
John H. Parour
Cunningham
Larry Condon
Vandalism Reported at Weare Farm House
Deputy Harlan Snyder investigated vandalism at an unoccupied house on the Weare farm along E avenue NW, noting more than ten windows broken since early in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Snyder
Weare Farm
E Avenue NW
Substituted Answer Filed in Sharpley's Receivership Case
Defense filed a substituted answer and cross petition in a $2,600 contract and receivership suit brought by J. C. Petrovitsky and W. A. Sharpley operators of Sharpley’s 5 Cents to $1 Store in Grundy Center The filing contends the original action barred sale of the business and seeks a $5,000 judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Petrovitsky
W. A. Sharpley
Sharpley
Grundy Center
Marion residents face default judgments in account cases
Hugh T. Hutton of Marion received a $176.12 default judgment Friday from Judge H. C. Ring in an account suit against Ashley Williams and Pearl Williams, both of Marion. W. H. Ward was granted a $228.98 default judgment in a separate account suit against M. H. Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh T. Hutton
Marion
H. C. Ring
Ashley Williams
Pearl Williams
W. H. Ward
M. H. Bishop
Foreclosure Judgments Total $6,903.65 Against WO L Co
Judge C. J. Haas on Friday returned judgments totaling 6903.65 for the Home Ownership Loan Corporation of Washington D C in two foreclosure cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Owner’s Loan Corporation of
Washington, D. C
C. J. Haas
Dismissal Move Sustained in Child Support Case
Judge C J Haas sustained a defense motion to dismiss an action by Robert F Milota administrator of Freida L Lange estate seeking to subject a one ninth interest in Cedar Rapids realty to a $1500 child support claim against Hammill. Plaintiff given ten days to plead further or stand on ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Milota
Freida L. Lange
Cedar Rapids Realty
John H. Hammill
Carrie B. Wortman
Hammill
C. J. Haas
Note and Chattel Mortgage Action Against Thornwood Amusement
M C Watson seeks a judgment of 2081 dollars 18 cents in a note and chattel mortgage case against Thornwood Amusement Company Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornwood Amusement Company, Inc
M. C. Watson
Defense Demurrer Overruled in Springville Real Estate Dispute
Judge C J Haas overruled the defendant Linus Dunbar's demurrer to a $5 500 action filed December 26 1936 by C J McShane a Springville real estate man. McShane claimed Dunbar arranged a $12 000 farm purchase by dealing directly with the owner via McShane and that Dunbar was to negotiate through him if interested in buying the property. The defendant received 20 days to elect to stand on the ruling or plead over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. McShane
Springville
Linus Dunbar
C. J. Haas
McShane
Dunbar
Tire blowout causes car crash near Center Point
Sheriff's office reported a 5:30 p.m. Friday tire blowout on a Central City Center Point road. Grover Cue, driving for an Oelwein concern, collided with a car operated by F. W. Bliss of 1412 Sixth Street NW. Occupants suffered only slight injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Smith
Grover Cue
Oelwein
Center Point
Cue
F. W. Bliss
Sixth Street NW
Wool fleeces stolen from Cameron farm near Troy Mills
Three wool fleeces valued at 6 dollars were reported stolen from a cattle shed on the Don C. Cameron farm near Troy Mills. Sheriff Jim Smith and Deputy Harlan Snyder are investigating Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Smith
Don C. Cameron
Troy Mills
Harlan Snyder
Final report on Armstrong trust approved by judge
Final report of Anna C. Armstrong and Robert C. Armstrong as trustees under a 10 year trust provision of the will of Samuel G. Armstrong of Cedar Rapids who died Jan 21 1928 was approved by Judge C J Haas Friday. Report and related filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna C. Armstrong
Robert C. Armstrong
Samuel G. Armstrong
Cedar Rapids
C. J. Haas
Honor Iowa U. Dental College Graduation Dinner Held
About 100 dentists attended a dinner at the Roosevelt hotel Friday night honoring the graduating class of the University of Iowa College of Dentistry. Speakers included Dr. John G. Hildebrand and past American Dental Association leaders, with state officers and University district officials present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
College of Dentistry
University of Iowa
Iowa State Dental Society
University District Society
John G. Hildebrand
Waterloo
American Dental Association
J. W. Conzett
Dubuque
R. H. Volland
Iowa City
A. W. Bryan
College of
Dentistry
Clinton T. Brann
Davenport
C. S. Foster
Cedar Rapids
L. C. Dow
Marion
C. V. Lehman
J. P. Leonard
Iowa Dental Bulletin
P. P. Laude
A. L. Dean
Tipton
L. W. Butterfield
M. B. Katzoff
Atropin Saves Lives Of Heart Attack Victims
Two Chicago physicians Drs Geza de Takati and George K Fenn announced a medical breakthrough using the drug Atropin to soothe chest nerves and relax arteries to the lung, potentially saving heart attack victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atropin
New York
SNL
Chicago
Geza de Takati
George K. Fenn
Pleiades Society Of Coe Holds Spring Formal Dinner
The Pleiades Society at Coe College hosted a spring formal dinner at the Commonwealth tea room on Friday evening. Decorations echoed May themes and attendees received a flower, followed by a program at patroness Mrs. A R Menary’s home featuring Antoinette Vampola as toastmaster and performances by Mildred Fry, Betty Wagner, Virginia Marr, Beverly Wright, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleiades Society
Coe College
Commonwealth Tea Room
A. R. Menary
Blake Boulevard
Antoinette Vampola
Mildred Fry
Il Bacio
Audite
Betty Wagner
Virginia Marr
Beverly Wright
Kreisler
Cadiz
Albeniz
Chopin
J. B. Hodgson
Miss Wagner
Dorothy Navratil
Eloise Balear
Zula Cacek
Maxine Fitzsimmons
Mary Jane Flaherty
Arlene Quaas
Jaroslava Holubova
Ruth Culbreth
Blanche Houser
A. E. Chase
Menary
Ernest Kosek
Hecker Couple Return From St Louis Meeting Trip
Dr and Mrs John T Hecker of 2529 First Ave E have returned after a week in St Louis attending the American Medical association meeting. They were guests of Walter Hecker of Brentmore Park John Hecker of Park View and Othmer Sum of St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Hecker
First Avenue E
St. Louis
American Medical Association
Walter Hecker
Brentmore Park
John Hecker
Park View
Othmer Sum
O. E. S. Group Meeting for District No. 10
An O E S group meeting for district No 10 will be held Tuesday at 8 p m at the Masonic hall. All members are invited. A dinner precedes at 6 30 p m with reservations due by Sunday noon with Frances Butcher dial 6658.
Ethel Evans Circle Hosts Dessert Luncheon Meeting
Ethel Evans circle of the Kings Daughters held a Friday afternoon dessert luncheon at 1633 Wildwood Drive NE hosted by Mrs. B. V. Teeters. County president Mrs. A. E. Chase attended and officers were installed. The circle donated 3.50 to Camp Good Health and 10 to the Montrose camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Evans
King’s Daughters
B. V. Teeters
Wildwood Drive
A. E. Chase
Good Health
Montrose
Thase
Hoyt Thomas
C. G. Davis
W. C. Wikes
Teeters
Shower Honors Miss Hat tie Elias Before May Nuptials
Mrs Frank Havlik and Miss Sylvia Salaba hosted a Wednesday evening shower for Miss Hat tie Elias whose marriage to George Skivor is set for May 25. Pencil games added light fun as guests including Iane Larson Ruby McCloskey Thelma Dunbar Alice Geiger Ann Uldh Zeffie Koblasse Edith Carpenter Elsie Jebousek Blanche Schultz Margaret Schultz Carrie Milolaska Helen Fuegen Martha Post Marie McNulty Lula Burian Mattiebelle Brown Julia Suchomel Georgette Elias and Mrs Katherine Elias attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Havlik
Sylvia Salaba
Hattie Elias
George Skivor
Iane Larson
Ruby McCloskey
Thelma Dunbar
Alice Geiger
Ann Uldh
Zeffie Koblasse
Edith Carpenter
Elsie Jebousek
Blanche Schultz
Margaret Schultz
Carrie Milolaska
Helen Fuegen
Martha Post
Marie McNulty
Lula
Jolly Neighbors Hold Thursday Meeting at Heines Home
The Jolly Neighbors met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Ray Heines residence 839 Twelfth Street NE. After a business session they played banco with prizes won by Mrs. Lester Scott Mrs. Ted O'Brien and Mrs. Ralph Hopker. The next gathering is set for June 1 at Mrs. O'Brien's home 206 Twenty Ninth Street Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Heines
Twelfth Street
Lester Scott
Ted O’brien
Ralph Hopker
O’brien
Twentyninth Street Drive
So This is London comedy thrilled Wilson audience
The Wilson high school Drama guild staged Arthur Goodrich’s So This is London in the school auditorium. Elmer Woolwine as Hiram Draper and James Benish as Sir Percy Beauchamp led a cast that included Tom Farmer Lillian McCalley Bessie Livingood Dorothy Hemmer and Bette Rollins with direction by Pierre A. Tracy and assistant Mary Jane Melsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson High School Drama Guild
London
Arthur Goodrich
Drapers
America
Beauchamps
England
Hiram Draper
Elmer Woolwine
James Benish
Percy Beauchamp
Tom Farmer
Lillian McCalley
Bessie Livingood
Dorothy Hemmer
Bette Rollins
Charles Wilde
Louis Valliere
Bob Mills
Clifford Jensen
Pierre A. Tracy
Mary Jane Melsa
D. S
Mrs. Martin Honored at Surprise Farewell Party
Mrs. Raymond Martin of 1218 Second Street SE was feted Thursday evening with a surprise farewell party. Chinese checkers prizes went to Martha Lagoo and Hilma Hanson. gifts and refreshments were served. Attendees included Mesdames Milroy Neptash Frank Kind Don Story John Lagoo Fred Yuva John Yuva Edward R. Kuba Vlasta Kolarik Harry Hinweradwal Misses Clara Racer Martha Lagoo Hilma Hanson Mary Lou Story Elizabeth Pavek Ann Pavek Anna Marie Heimendahl and out of town guests Mrs. Richard Stein and Mrs. Everett Kunstorf of Newhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Martin
Second Street SE
Martha Lagoo
Hilma Hanson
Mesdames
Milroy Neptash
Frank Kind
Don Story
John Lagoo
Fred Yuva
John Yuva
Edward R. Kuba
Vlasta Kolarik
Harry Hinerwadel
Clara Racer
Charles
NCCW Meeting Attendees Return From Dubuque Convention
Mrs Mary E McDonnell Mrs Helen Hoagland and Mrs Harrie Kelly attended the NCCW convention as representatives of the Daughters of Isabella Lady of Perpetual Help circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. McDonnell
Helen Hoagland
Harrie Kelly
Dubuque
N.C.C.W
Daughters of Isabella, Lady of Perpetual Help Circle
Aokihi Camp Fire Elects Officers at Shaver Park
The Aokihi Camp Fire held a hamburger steak fry Friday evening at Shaver Park. Officers elected were Joan Gray president, Barbara Risk vice president, Janice Spohn secretary, Jean Richardson scribe. Helen Kirkpatrick is guardian of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aokihi
Shaver Park
Joan Gray
Barbara Risk
Janice Spohn
Jean Richardson
Helen Kirkpatrick
Roosevelt High Students Shine In The Merchant Gentleman
Roosevelt High pupils staged Moliere's The Merchant Gentleman directed by Miss Roberta Dinwiddie Sheets who translated and adapted the piece. Dan Sweeney as M Jourdain drew praise for vivid portrayal while Carol Selby as Mme Jourdain and Sarah Wykle as the daughter gave notable performances. The cast also featured Virginia Harover Jack Hamm and several others delivering solid acting and technical work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt High School
Moliere
Roberta Dinwiddie Sheets
Dan Sweeney
M. Jourdain
Sweeney
Carol Selby
Mme. Jourdain
Sarah Wykle
Virginia Harover
Jack Hamm
Robert Smith
Herbert Morrow
Marianne Foushee
Harold Lanton
Maynard Kint
John Nelson
Ben Haddad
Francis Valenta
Leo Grubich
Harold Barlow
Vada Rae Willits
Frank Whitney
James Forrest
Lois Benson
Betty Hermsen
Mary Ellen Thune
Ann Graw
Hazel Abernathy
Dorothy Metela
R. M
Barrie And Barrymore May Settle Property Kindly
Elaine Barrie hinted that she and John Barrymore may settle their assets amicably. Her petition to tie up his local bank account and assets was postponed indicating negotiations and a likely uncontested divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Elaine Barrie
John Barrymore
St. Louis
One For Ripley Grapes Found In Fire Scene Jar
Workmen grading on Bever Avenue near Twenty eighth Street uncovered a one pint glass fruit jar with fire buried grapes from the Ward residence site. The Rev Frank H Ward Sun shine Mission superintendent and son of founder Francis K Ward notes the grapes remain in good condition after twenty one years since the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Ward
Sunshine Mission
Ripley
Mr. Ward
Francis K. Ward
Mission
Bever Avenue
Twenty-eighth Street
Rate Seizure Probe Extends To GOP Officials
The reveal notice targets chairman John D. M. Hamilton of the Republican National Committee and Felix McWhirter of Indianapolis president of the People's State Bank. They were said to have corresponded with Captain Campbell. Hamilton and McWhirter agree to testify. Campbell circulated a “M-day” allegation about a New York club planning to seize government control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. M. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Felix McWhirter
Indianapolis
People’s State Bank
Campbell
Hamilton
Moseley
McWhirter
New York
Deaths Kenneth Schulze 1900s-1930s Cedar Rapids area
Kenneth Frank Schulze, son of Frank S. Schulze of Van Horne, died Aug 29 1911 at Sunnycrest Sanatorium Dubuque after months of illness. A Cedar Rapids Gas Co. employee for ten years, he lived with grandparents A W Schulze. Survived by father, brother Robert of Van Horne. Funeral Monday at Turner chapel. burial Salem cemetery near Keystone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Frank Schulze
Frank S. Schulze
van Horne
Sunnycrest
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
A. W. Schulze
Seventh Avenue SE
Robert Francis Schulze
Walker High School
Iowa National Guard
Company C
133Rd Infantry
Musicians Union of
Turner Chapel
George Stauffacher
Salem Cemetery
Keystone
Mrs Carolyn Bradley Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs. Carolyn P. Bradley 61 wife of James T. Bradley died May 16 at their Groveton Virginia home after a lingering illness. The Bradleys lived near Central City Bert ram and Cedar Rapids before moving to Virginia in December for health reasons. Surviving are husband James T. Bradley a daughter Laurine Bradley of Washington D C and a son Captain Clifford P. Bradley U S Air Corps stationed in Seattle Washington Burial was in Ivy Hill cemetery in Alexandria Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn P. Bradley
James T. Bradley
Central City
Groveton
Alexandria
Cedar Rapids
Bradley
Bertram
Washington, D. C
Clifford P. Bradley
U. S. Air Corps
Seattle
Wash
Ivy Hill Cemetery
Mrs Emma Hucle 64 Dies in Iowa City Hospital
Emma Hucle of Iowa City died in a local hospital at 6 45 a m Friday wife of Wes Hucle She is survived by brother Charles Cabalka of Cedar Rapids Funeral services will be held at the Brosh funeral home Solon at 1 p m Sunday and burial will follow in Oak Hill cemetery Solon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Hucle
Wes Hucle
Iowa City
Charles Cabalka
Cedar Rapids
Brosh Funeral
Solon
Oak Hill Cemetery
Death of Dr. John Wavrin in Elgin
Dr. John Wavrin a longtime dentist died Friday night at an Elgin Illinois hospital. His body was taken to Brush chapel for funeral arrangements. He was a brother of Joseph Wavrin who died about five months ago. He leaves a brother Otto of Rowley and two sisters Elizabeth of Florida and Amelia Snow of South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wavrin
Elgin
Ill
Brush Chapel
Joseph Wavrin
Otto
Rowley
Elizabeth
Florida
Amelia Snow
South Dakota
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Mrs
Honor Hattie Elias
Jolly Neighbors
Wilson Drama Guild
Mrs. Martin
Aokihi Camp Fire
Roosevelt High
Barrie and Barrymore
Janeba
Sixteenth Ave
J St. SW
GOVT
Kenneth F. Schulze
Johnson Avenue
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!