Lindberghs May Return From Exile in England
Bank economist Thomas W. Lamont urged that Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh consider returning to the United States. He cited a letter from Col Lindbergh saying the past should not bind the future and that current serious problems require focus rather than anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York
Charles A. Lindbergh
England
Thomas W. Lamont
Lamont
Lindbergh
Paris
Col. Lindbergh
Rain Benefits Said To Outweigh Hail Damage In Dakota
In northeastern South Dakota a heavy hailstorm with high winds caused property damage but rain totaled 4.53 inches at Milbank and 1.26 inches at Watertown. Hail toppled a greenhouse and broke windows while crops were spared by sufficient moisture. Local agent John Noonan noted crops were not damaged seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota
Watertown
S. D
South Dakota
Milbank
Highmore
Masonic Temple
John Noonan
Codington County Extension
Marion PT A elects new officers at Lincoln school meeting
Mrs Harold Peck was elected president of the Marion Parent Teacher Association at Lincoln school auditorium. New officers include Mrs R J Williams and Mrs Cecil Seger as vice presidents, Mrs Clyde Derflinger secretary, Mrs Lee Fitzgerald treasurer, and retiring vice-president Mrs George Fullerton honored. Committees reported 175 members and dental health efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Peck
Parent-Teacher Association
Lincoln School
R. J. Williams
Cecil Seger
Clyde Derflinger
Lee Fitzgerald
George Fullerton
J. A. Beeson
LeRoy Benedict
Dental Department
Lincoln Building
Catherine Cheadle
Emerson School
Helen Crane
Verne Balster
Health Department
Lester Boettcher
A. A. Schenken
Pauline Taylor
Mary Ellen Granger
Maurice Flack
Kitchen Shower Honoring Miss Geraldine Gordon
Mrs Roy Houser hosted a pink and white kitchen shower for bride elect Miss Geraldine Gordon with streamers and a wedding bell centerpiece. Prizes were awarded in party games and refreshments served to a long list of guests from Marion Cedar Rapids and Alburnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Houser
Sixth Street
Geraldine Gordon
Ed Reed
Muriel Gordon
Lester Hense
A. H. Rundquist
Gerald Gordon
Laurence Martin
Ed Smith
Joe Dunbalton
Harley Reynolds
Emmett Zellers
Dallas Carsner
Willard McCune
C. E. Reiter
Sam Shanklin
William Jackson
Lillian Smith
Eleanor Smith Cochran
Buckingham
Ralph Smith
Banco
Agnes Carey
Margaret Oldfather
Frances Dickey Jones
Dorothy Cherry Reed
Mildred Williams Stanton
Gwendolyn Newlin
Katheryn Heffron
Marion
Naomi Martin Bot
Ella Kramer Lund Dies at 68 in Marion Area
Mrs. Ella S. Kramer Lund died at 1 30 a m Friday at her sister Adalaide Kramer Carver’s home on the old Marion road. Born March 7 1869 in Marion she was the daughter of I N and Sarah Kramer. She married Frants P. Lund June 24 1896. Surviving: three children Florence who died in infancy Harry V Lund and Einar G Lund, sister Mrs Carver and one grandson Franklin Phillip. Funeral Sunday at 2 30 in Yocom chapel with Rev E T Gough. burial Oak Shade cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella S. Kramer Lund
Frants P. Lund
Adalaide Kramer Carver
Marion Road
Ella S. Kramer
Marion
I. N
Sarah Kramer
Kramer
Boulevard
Cedar Rapids
Lund
Denmark
Florence
Harry V. Lund
Batavia
N. Y
Einar G. Lund
Dunn Loring
Carver
Franklin Phillip
Yocom Chapel
E. T. Gough
Oak Shade Cemetery
Marion men organize district Boy Scout committee
A group of Marion residents met in the First National Bank building to form a district Boy Scout committee. Emery Miller was elected chairman with Irving E. Wade secretary. A nominating committee of K E Cornell, Dr R E Leidigh and E T Gough will select community representatives for the permanent committee and department heads. The meeting listed many attendees including local officials and the Cedar Rapids scout executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
First National Bank
Emery Miller
Irving E. Wade
K. E. Cornell
R. E. Lehdigh
E. T. Gough
W. S. Campbell
Bill Campbell
R. M. Kent
L. E. Cooper
John H, Pareee
V.H. Balster
Kle. Cornell
M. F. Robb
A. Richard Hart
R. E. Leidigh
Sorosis Club Sees New Officers and Social Plans
Twenty Sorosis members met at Mrs. A. A. Hardin’s home for a picnic. New members Mrs. Louis Ross and Mrs. H. G. Stitzel were welcomed. Mrs. H. F. Lockwood elected president, Mrs. Earl Miller vice president, Hazel Ross secretary, Ednad Roberts treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosia
Sorosis Club
A. A. Hardin
Louis Ross
H. G. Stitzel
H. F. Lockwood
Earl Miller
Hazel Ross
Ednad Roberts
Iowa
Mystery Woman Tries To Deliver Message To Duke
A so Called mystery Austrian countess Marina Havas 34 seeks to deliver a message of psychological importance to the Duke of Windsor and his bride to be Mrs Wallis Warfield. She was turned away after a 20 minute chat with the duke’s spokesman Herman H Rogers and refused to reveal details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
Mrs. War
Russian German woman pursues Mrs Warfield and Duke via letters
A nervous woman with a Russian Bible and a photo of Mrs Warfield claimed multiethnic roots and seven languages. She said she spoke with the Prince of Wales in London seven years ago, delivered flowers at Cannes, and has written hundreds of letters to the duke, while police disapproved of the flowers.
West Union-Turkey River Line to Be Abandoned Case Heard
Hearing in Manchester Monday will oppose Milwaukee Railways request to abandon 58 miles from West Union to Turkey River. Testimony to ICC examiner A C Schutrumpf includes Bailey Ellis Walter Condran and J E Ubank of the state railroad commission and Senator M X Geske of McGregor to show towns Lima Wadena Volga City Osborn Mederville Littleport Garber Sness Elkport Osterdock Millville would be injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
INS
Manchester
Milwaukee Railroad
West Union
Turkey River
Lima
Wadena
Volga City
Osborne
Mederville
Littleport
Garber
Sness
Elkport
Osterdock
Millville
A. C. Schutrumpf
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bailey Ellis
Walter Condran
J. E. Eubank
State Railroad Commission
M. X. Geske
McGregor
Program For K C Initiation Banquet Announced
Cedar Rapids council No. 909 Knights of Columbus announces a banquet after initiation for more than twenty five candidates at the Roosevelt hotel at 6 30 p m with Jack Walsh as toastmaster. Monsignor Molloy will deliver the invocation. Activities include masses, a procession, musical numbers, and first, second and third degree ceremonies at K of C hall with many out of town Knights expected.
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Cedar Rapids
Knights of Columbus
Jack Walsh
Roosevelt Hotel
J. M. Molloy
Immaculate Conception Church
Ward Loftus
Doris Mae Newman
M. J. Carey
Newton
W. D. Kearney
Marshalltown
Ray Conley
Des Moines
Esther Hronik
Eulalia Hauser
Billy Boston
Betty Burke
John H. Bormann
Beatrice Birky
St. Patrick's Church
St. Patrick’s School
A Avenue
Fifth Street NW
K. of C. Hall
First Avenue E
DeWitt
Kneeskern Seeks Commutation in Log Cabin Slay
Des Moines reports B F Kneeskern a former Winneshiek county farmer is appealing for commutation of a life term for the murder of Mrs Charles Van Brocklin in the log cabin case. The parole board is reviewing the case to make a recommendation to Governor Kraschel, who must commute the sentence before parole authority applies. The sentence followed a second trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
B. F. Kneeskern
Winneshiek County
Parole Board
Nelson G. Kraschel
Kneeskern
Charles van Brocklin
Husband slain by shotgun blasts reported in 1930 case
The 1930 case notes that Van Brocklin killed his wife and Kneeskern claimed he must kill Van. The prisoner reportedly made a statement, and the board reported the motive or sequence linked to the fatal shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Brocklin
Kneeskern
Van
Man Warned By Van Brocklin To Save His Life
A man faced pressure from Van Brocklin who threatened him in an effort to compel self preservation. The details imply coercion linked to survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N Brocklin
van Brocklin
Thermostat Service Steps Before Radiator Flush
The unit should be removed for inspection and cleaning prior to carrying out the radiator flush. This ensures components are checked and clean before any cooling system work proceeds.
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Lindys
Joe Stark
Meat Market
First St. NE
Dial
Turkey
Marion News
Miss Gordon
Berber’s
J. Murray Peddy
Btrbers
F Spence
Lili
Koppenhaver
Leitrecht
Ayia
V. Peddycourt
Wit Company
A. Sloss
L. Ross Weteeer
J. Faikey
Roy Reynolds
Bid Ayer
E Odnhaver
Burnley
Oxley
B. Barnes Boven
Ella Kramer Lund
Boy Scout
Miami
Sigfred
Pearl Harned
Vero Beach, Fla
Sara Nott
Ed Sigfred
Ollie Cochran
Mrs
Rope’s Market
A. B. Black
C. C. Scott
Kentucky
Virginia
Goodrow’s
Balster’s
Glenn Brooks
St. Luke's Hospital
A. E. Bragg
Shakespeare Club
C. B. Vernon
C. D. Burns
Culbert’s Market
Leibsohn
Green Spot Chocolate Drink
Nivla
Mile C
Whiting’s Dairy
Marion Dairy
Retary
Hattie Frager
Emma Klein
Idlewild
Harry Snell
Foile Bakery
Marvin Edison
Dearborn, Mich
Mia
Edison
Ray Newman
Frank. Bills
Friendly Neighbors Club
Ed Mulvehill
Clifford Beall
Fred Huddleson
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society
Ora Miller
Fifth Avenue
Hildred A. Miller
Lyle R. Shellenbarger
Elizabeth Shellenbarger
Minneapolis
J. L. Papes
J. Lewis Papes
J. F. Kortson
West Union-Turkey River Railroad
K. C
VEAL
Shankless
Fifth Ave
William James Company
1St ST. NW
West End
F Avenue Bridge
Annan Wewart
Terry Ya
Gazette
Por Sale
Uaey
Eree
Thie Ad
Dimost
St. SE
1St Ave
Cerveny
O Ave
Davenport
Koehler
Dia
General Electric
IGRAM
M Ave
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