King's Daughters Circles Elect And Install Officers
King's Daughters circles held elections and installations of officers during a Thursday program. A luncheon at Mrs F M Wells' home celebrated the third anniversary of the circle with new officers installed by Mrs Goodwin and Mrs De Nio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing’s Daughters
Amicmoets
Oui Viet
F M Wells
Eighteenth Street
Carl Goodwin
Ray
Crusaders
W. W. Ray
Crusaders’ Circle of the King’s Daughters
Charles Ferris
Second Avenue SE
Joa Glass
Ray Tapper
J J Rhodes
Charles Sterner
Rhodes
Fourth Avenue SE
Cora Hastings
Madison
Wis
Jane Bold
King’s Daughters
George Stone
Park Avenue SE
W . Fowler
Rosebud Clements
Ben Taat
William Hughes
Row Manson
Jennie Ac Cowan
Tom Walpole
W. P. Enright
Clements
Forest Drive
Ethel Evans
The
Kings Daughters
WD Moore
Fourth Avenue
E W de Nio
D. Yanawas
Delbert M. Au
Hromeks Entertain Coe Writers' Club at Junipers
Mr and Mrs Henry J Hromek hosted Coe College Writers' club members Thursday evening with a picnic dinner at The Junipers, their summer home near Waubeek. They sponsor the Marvin Hromek prize for the best Coe student writing, and also annually entertain the club. Faculty guests included Dom Mary Bell and Mr and Mrs Vernon Lichtenstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J Hromek
Second Avenue
Writers’ Club of
Coe College
Shower Honors Miss Marc Macintosh Before June Wedding
Mrs David J Kvapil hosted a miscellaneous shower at 319 Eleventh Street SW for Miss Marc Macintosh. Guests included Mrs L A Talbott Mrs L F Black Miss Lillian Racer Mrs Harold Warner Mrs Philip McKim Miss Ethel Kern and others from Oelwein and nearby. The couple John English and Miss Macintosh are set to wed June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Kvapil
Eleventh Street
Marc Macintosh
John English Wall
L. A Talbott
L. F Black
Lillian Racer
Harold Warner
Philip McKim
Ethel Kern
Lottie Kern
Claude Fratchey
Harold Spurrier
Margaret Neal
Joseph Zitka
Beulah Kirkham
Bernard Wylder
Edna Barrett Jackson
Otto Ambroz
Linccoln Zarub
Edgar Clark
Walter Fri
Emery Hofer
James A. Davis
Oelwein
Tear Gas Bomb Strikes Chilean President's Transit
In Santiago unidentified attackers threw a tear gas bomb at the presidential coach as Arturo Alessandri Palma returned to the Moneda palace after delivering the annual message to Congress. The president outlined a 12 point program of reforms for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
Conka
Arturo Alessandro
Moneda Palace
Congress
Banth
Pes Denmitah
Tne
el Mertite
Failing Girl Pupil in Illinois Ends Her Life
A distressed pupil from Illinois was found deceased in her parents' home after authorities say she shot herself. Police investigated the scene and searched for motives amid family grief and unanswered questions regarding school performance.
King George VI wraps fleet review and sails for London
King George VI completed the fleet review off Portsmouth and headed back to London with Queen Elizabeth and Princess Elizabeth. He signaled "Splice the main brace" as 90 000 sailors toasted the sailor king aboard 160 warships. The royals visited four ships before the return journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
England
George VI
London
Queen Elizabeth
Princess Elizabeth
King
George
Nelson
Dunedin
Southampton
Duke of Kent
Lord Louis Mountbatten
Victoria and Albert
Pre Palace
S U L Elections To Be Held Again
The Memorial Union board at the University of Iowa voted unanimously to hold a second election for Union board and student publications posts next Tuesday. The move followed a dispute over ballot stuffing and a nullification of the initial election. The contest pitted the square dealers backed by panhellenic fraternities against campus representatives backed by non panhellenic fraternities. Robert Peterson of Council Bluffs announced the plan and the elections will run concurrently with the publications board race. Additionally a note mentions 3,000,000 automobile radios in use as of January 1, 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Memorial Union Board
Student Board of Publications
Robert Peterson
Council Bluffs
Square
Plan 40 Cent Wave Minimum In Bill
Washington AP reports Congressmen say Roosevelt will propose labor reform creating a 40 hour week and a 40 cent minimum wage. A commission would set hours and wage brackets up to 1500 dollars yearly with child labor prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Connery
Mass
House Labor Committee
Doctors converge at Independence state hospital dinner
Dr. Robert A. Stewart hosted 110 doctors at the Independence state hospital for a dinner and scientific meeting. Linn County Medical association members joined five staff physicians in presenting talks on insanity, chronic alcoholism treatment, psycho neurotic patients, insanity of the aged, and dementia praecox cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Medical Association
Robert A. Stewart
Independence State Hospital
Helen Brockman
J. C Barton
A. L Breen
A. B. Steele
George Boody
Burton
Breen
State Hospital
Steele
Boody
Brockman
Woman Fined For No Auto Driver's License
Mrs Loren Coolahan of Palo was fined five dollars and costs for operating a motor vehicle without a license after a car she drove, registered to Floyd Mikesell, struck a boy on Sixth Street injuring his finger. Police said ownership transfer had not been completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Coolahan
Palo
Justice H Or Churchill’s Court
Coolahan
Floyd Mikesell
Thirty-sixth Avenue
Sixth Street
Twelfth and
Thirteenth Avenues
John van Houten
Fourteenth Avenue
Defense seeks injunction in 1928 deed suit
In district court a defense application seeks to restrain Josie Humble from pursuing a suit to set aside a 1928 property exchange with Frantiska Dedek or filing further suits on the matter. Plaintiffs allege misrepresentation and lack of understanding. Defendants deny incompetency. hearing set for June 10 at 9 a.m. Names include Josie Humble, Josie Grubisch, Frantiska Dedek, George Grubisch, Frank J. Dvorak, Lillian Clifford, and George Clifford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Humble
Josie Grubisch
Frantiska Dedek
C. J. Haas
George Grubisch
Frank J. Dvorak
Lillian Clifford
George Clifford
Making Slip Covers Successfully
An instruction feature promotes home slip covers with fabric ideas for sofas and chairs. It explains a simple fitting trick used by upholsterers, including seam allowances and ornamental cord finishes. Readers can order a 40 page booklet by sending 15 cents to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Home Institute in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Home Institute
Tub
Macau
Pet UK
Chine
Good Worsekeeping Institute
Two Men Jailed on Delinquency Charge Involving 14-Year-Old
Elmer Speed Briles, 26, of Cedar Rapids and Ralph Davis, 22, of Fairfax, are in county jail on a district court bench warrant for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. County Attorney G K Thompson filed a true Information Tuesday. Davis was arrested Tuesday evening and Briles Thursday night. Bonds set at 1500 dollars each by Judge H C Ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer “Speed
Briles
Cedar Rapids
Ralph Davis
Fairfax
G. K. Thompson
Davis
Dick Payn
H. C. Ring
two youths sentenced for $140 Cedar Rapids holdup
Deputy sheriffs took Forrest Bennett 20 of Walton Indiana and Robert Bayless 18 of Lincoln Nebraska to Anamosa state reformatory to begin twenty five year terms for robbery with aggravation. Judge H C Ring sentenced them Tuesday for the $140 store holdup at Alex Sheronick's Cedar Rapids location last Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Condon
Harlan Snyder
Forrest Bennett
Walton
Ind
Robert Bayless
Lincoln
Neb
Anamosa State Reformatory
H. C. Ring
Alex Sheronick
Cedar Rapids
Will Probed for Cedar Rapids Residents Names List
In Cedar Rapids district court Marie Loufek who died April 25 leaves beneficiaries including Fannie Loufek Stepanek Antonie Loufek Hobe Joseph G Loufek Charles Loufek Mary Loufek Kofron Emma Loufek Yuza and William Loufek with Joseph G Loufek named executor. Stephen J Van Kuren will admitted probate July with wife and three children as beneficiaries. The Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids named executor. William L Price seeks divorce from Myrtle A Price on desertion grounds. married June 2 1926 at Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Loufek
Cedar Rapids
Fannie Loufek Stepanek
Antonie Loufek Hobe
Joseph G. Loufek
Charles Loufek
Mary Loufek Kofron
Emma Loufek Yuza
William Loufek
S. J. van Kuren
Stephen J. van Kuren
Merchants National Bank of
Mr van Kuren
Minneapolis
William L Price
Myrtle A Price
Independence
Cardinal Game Sparks Final Moments for Dudley Barr
In Kansas City Dudley Barr a 39 year old Black man awaiting execution after the slaying of Walter Milton received news of the New York Giants victory over St Louis Cardinal a day before his death He shared his last meal with another Black person and grinned when told the score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Dudley
Barr
Walter Milton
New York Giant- St Lows
Giants
Carberry Enters General Insurance with Carberry Stamy Agency
Joe W. Carberry joins the Carberry Stamy agency at 2060 C building to run general insurance and surety bonds after buying Allen Stamy and part of D A Stam. He partners with John B Turner and Son funeral directors, has long led Cedar Rapids civic efforts, and held roles in playground, Red Cross first aid, and softball associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe W. Carberry
John B Turner
Carberry-Stamy
Allen Stamy
D A Stam
Mr Carberry
Cedar Rapids
Playground Commission
Linn County Red Cross
Cedar Rapids Softball Association
Gladys Accuses Lover of Murder in Bayonne Case
Gladys MacKnight a 17 year old high school graduate named Donald Wightman 19 as the hatchet slayer of her mother Mrs Helen MacKnight. Through her lawyer R Lewis Kennedy she says she will testify to support the state while repudiating the police confession made at Bayonne headquarters July 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
INS
Gladys MacKnight
Donald Wightman
Helen MacKnight
R. Lewis Kennedy
Gladys
Bayonne
Donald
MacKnight
Inmate From Benton County Home Returned to Custody
Bonestiel 76, an inmate of the Benton county home at Vinton, was turned over to steward P C Ward after two city jail detentions in two days. He had been a lodger after slipping from the county home and was not detained until Thursday when police panhandling led to action. Ward returned him to the Vinton facility. Earlier, a separate note mentions a hypothetical 8,000 mile long multi lane road concept with nine lanes for all U S motor vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W A Bonestiel
Benton County
Vinton
P C. Ward
Bonestiel
Ward
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King’s Daughters Circles
Huet Holerege
Wlo A
Killian Co
Hromeks Entertain Coe Writers’ Club
Mrs. Kvapil
Kris Hare
Stewarted
Sabh
Hop
Trey Stae
Sallie
King George
Fleet Review
Stewart
State Hospital, Independence
Court House News
Ask
Anamosa
Will of
Masie Loufek
General Ins
Neumode
Sissue Chiffon
Second Street
Bess
Sweet Sixteen
Ando
Joan
Stiley
United States
Armstrong
Hollywood
Jean Parker
Columbia Pictures
Jolene
Harpers Bazaar
Men's Shoes
Fey
Netri
Sue
Siebke & Taylor West
Sebke & Taylor
Elcin
Hamilton
Gruen
Longines
Bulova
Grant
Liebke & Taylor Co. Jewelers
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