Movement for Emancipation of Women in India Highlighted
Mrs. E Stanley Jones spoke at St Pauls Methodist on The New Women of Old India. The talk, sponsored by Mahala Pratt guild, described All India Women’s movement led by upper class reformers with branches in major cities. Betty Jane Levien sang. teas followed, with ushers representing women globally in native dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
E. Stanley Jones
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Old India
Jones
Mahala Pratt Guild
Charles J. Bready
Thomas Nicholson
Mount Vernon
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
The
Methodist Church
Mrs. Jones
All India Women’s Organization
Marshall Hickman
W. D. Moore
Bulgaria
Wayne Montgomery
Japan
Everett Pratt
C. H. Cooper
Latin America
H. J. Foreman
China
Carl Helming
Arabia
Jack Stafford
Burma
F. C. Waples
H. C. Ring
Pickwick Club Ranch Party Planned Tonight
Members of the Pickwick club and guests meet at Sokol park at 6 30 p.m. to enjoy a ranchers party directed by three cow punchers from Palm Springs California with supper and western entertainment. If rain falls the event moves to Bever park pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickwick Club
Sokol Park
Palm Springs
Calif
Bever Park
Cedar Rapids Art Gallery Closes For Summer Break
The Cedar Rapids Art Association gallery in the public library closes for the summer. It will reopen with a new exhibit in September. Miss Nancy Finnigan will attend Sunday as Cedar Rapids artists who exhibited may call for their pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Art Association
Public Library
Nancy Finnigan
Cedar Rapids
Daughters of Isabella Chorus Presents Recital at YWCA
The Our Lady of Perpetual Help circle Daughters of Isabella presented its newly organized chorus in a recital at the YWCA on Wednesday evening. Directed by Helen Kacena Stark the program featured Cradle Song and The Lord's Prayer plus solo and piano pieces. Performers included Julia OConnell Mary Meakins Gladyce Getz and Dorothy Johnstone with accompanist Lula Lambert and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Helen Kacena Stark
Ooo
Forsythe Dews Prus
Stephen Foster
Julia O'Connell
Mary Meakins
Trail End
McManes
Gladyce Getz
Roses of
Picardy
Hayden Wood
Angel
Dorothy Johnstone
Donna Kelty
Monica Goodyear
Lula_Lambert
Wanda Smith
Lula
Casek
Mary Menakins
Catherine Quaas
Anna Getz
Marguerite Novak Honored At Shower
Mrs. Paul F. Novak hosted a canned goods shower at 2321 First Avenue E for Marguerite Novak ahead of her June wedding to Albert Reha in Iowa City. Bunco prizes went to Mrs. J. B. Weaver Miss Charlotte Weaver and Miss Novak. Guests included Mesdames George Hobel Oscar Hobel Leonard Melichar E.A. Fordyce Emma Janda John Novotny and Marguerite Burke. Mrs. J. H. Novak assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F. Novak
First Avenue E
Marguerite Novak
Albert Reha
Iowa City
Bunco
J. B. Weaver
Charlotte Weaver
Miss Novak
George Hobel
Oscar Hobel
Leonard Melichar
E.A. Fordyce
Emma Janda
John Novotny
Marguerite Burke
J. H. Novak
Mrs Scott Honored At Housewarming In Cedar Rapids
Mrs Steve Faris and Mrs Vern Hall hosted a Cedar Rapids housewarming Thursday for Mrs Bert Scott a recent bride who received a gift. Guests from Cedar Rapids and Mount Vernon included Mesdames Pattee Kruber Peck Hudson Krieg Mendenhall Gutz Seefluth Hofford Smercek Little Lensch Darrah Berry Kleineck Caraway Brace and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Faris
B Avenue NW
Vern Hall
Bert Scott
Avenue NW
S. M. Pattee
Huth
Louis Kruber
D. M. Peck
Fred Buchanan
Wanda Hudson
Lawrence Krieg
Jolly Eight 560 Club Hosts Card Afternoon
The Jolly Eight 560 club gathered Wednesday at Mrs. Taylor Longstaff’s home at 934 Seventeenth Street NE. Luncheon was served and the afternoon featured card games with prizes won by Mrs. Gaying and Mrs. Otto Gilpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Eight 500
Taylor Long- Sstaff
Seventeenth Street
Zes
Gaying
Otto Gilpatrick
Mrs Kendall Hosts Me Too Bridge Club Tea
Mrs Henry Kendall of 904 Sixth Avenue SE entertained the Me Too bridge club Thursday afternoon. The prize was won by Mrs Henry Glaza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kendall
Sixth Avenue SE
Henry Glaza
Aunt Het Suggests Fear Causes Ulcers
A local quip notes fear and worry could cause stomach ulcers and attributes Jim’s trouble to marriage. The remark reflects a humorous take on health beliefs and domestic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Challeds Entertain On Son's Sixth Birthday
Dr and Mrs D S Challed hosted at 814 Twentieth Street SE on Wednesday for son Don Sheridan's sixth birthday. Twenty three children attended games and a long table featured a birthday cake with six lit candles and favors of caps and balloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D S. Challed
Twentieth Street SE
Don Sheridan
Don
G. W. Miller
Sally Peck
Jimmie
Juanita Owen
Silver Chain circle presents benefit program at church
Members of the Silver Chain junior circle of the King s Daughters staged a benefit night at First Congregational Church Tuesday. Proceeds go to the King s Daughters camp at Montrose. Mrs Laura Bishel of Pomona directed a play A Critical Case with vocal and piano numbers by Kath leen Blaul Ruth Buresh Betty Ann Ericksen Marian Rubins Ann Lenzen Muriel Lowe Betty Larson Mildred Matteson Elaine Nunnally Edith Sanford Patricia Smith Margaret Stone Jane Ws adburn and Lois Wilkin. Sponsor Mrs George M Stone who has led the group five years will move to St Paul in June and was presented a bouquet of Johanna Hill roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Chain
Patricia Smith
Margaret Stone
Jane Wsadburn
Lois Wilkin
George M. Stone
St. Paul
Johanna Hill
Order of Rainbow to Have Dance at Masonic Hall
The Order of Rainbow for girls will not hold a meeting Saturday evening as announced in The Gazette. The dance will be from 8 to 11 45 this evening at the Masonic hall with a floor show grand march and refreshments. Rainbow girls admitted free on presenting their 1938 dues card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Rainbow For
Masonic Hall
Rainbow
Mrs Blake Hosts B M W 500 Club at Home
Mrs Blake on Second Avenue SE hosted the B M W 500 club Friday afternoon. Prizes were won by Mrs Blake Mrs Martin Nelson and Mrs Lula Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. W. ©. Blake
Second Avenue SE
B. M. W. 500 Club
Blake
Martin Nelson
Lula Miller
Memorial Day Activities and Local Notices
City and civic notices outline Memorial day parades and services with Army National Guard units, VFW posts, and Y M C A tours. Also listed are flower ad deadlines, public hospital updates, and fines from police court for disorderly conduct.
Trio found guilty on disorderly conduct charges
The three were arrested Friday night. A peace bond against Harry Christian , 59 , of 124 K avenue NW, was dismissed Saturday morning on motion by the county attorney. Donald Aalborg of Cedar Rapids was fined $1 and costs for driving without a chauffeur's license. A Mahannah of Cedar Rapids was fined $3 and costs for operating a truck with empty fuel tanks and flares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Christian
K Avenue NW
H. R. Churchill
Donald Aalborg
Cedar Rapids
A A. Mahannah
C M Dickinson Retires As North Western Assistant
C M Dickinson of Clinton assistant superintendent of the North Western and formerly of Cedar Rapids has retired on a pension due to ill health. He is succeeded by J R Chandler of Council Bluffs with headquarters in Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Dickinson
Clinton
North Western
Cedar Rapids
3. R. Chandler
Council Bluffs
Woman Severely Cuts Arm Carrying Sorghum Jar
Mrs. Ethel Pease aged 49 of Blairstown was treated at St Luke's hospital Saturday morning for deep lacerations to her left arm after a gallon jar of sorghum shattered when she fell while carrying it up stairs. Nine stitches and tendon sutures were needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Pease
Blairstown
St Luke's Hospital
Carroll Youth Acquitted of Girl's Murder
Donald Carroll Jr., 16, was found not guilty by reason of insanity for the murder of Charlotte Matthiesen, 18. The court ordered observation at Bellevue hospital and possible further hearing to determine future commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Donald Carroll, Jr
Charlotte Matthiesen
Charlotte
Fred Matthiesen
Thomas Downs
Donald
Bellevue Hospital
Indictment of Major Auto Executives Ties Big Three
A partial list shows Ford Motor Co Universal Credit Corp General Motors Corp and Chrysler Corp executives named in indictments. Notable figures include Edsel Ford Alfred Sloan Walter Chrysler and J J Schumann Jr amid charges expected late summer or early fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleming
Ford Motor Company
Universal Credit Corp
C. J. Bamford
H. C. Bulkiewicy
W. C. Colling
Arthur O. Dietz
Edsel Ford
Earnest Kanzler
Harry A. Mack
C. R. Mullan
Elmer Rolley
Earl C. Sorensen
H. R. Walters
W. L. Yule
Arthur J. Pures
J. J. Schumann, Jr
Alfred P. Sloan
G. I. Smith
Chrysler Corp. and
Commercial Credit Corp
Walter P. Chrysler
H. A. Davis
Alexander Dunnan
James C. Senhagen
B. Fay
W. H. Ford
R. W. Gramm
William Gremen
B. E. Hutchinson
D. J. Hutchinson
S. H. Laucheny, H. B. Matua, T. S. Mattun
Sheriff Probes Fire That Destroyed Mason No 5 Schoolhouse
Sheriff James H. Smith opened an inquiry into a late Friday blaze that destroyed the Mason No 5 schoolhouse a mile west of highway 11 and four miles southeast of Center Point. The one story frame building burned after 8 to 9 p m with interiors and furnishings including a piano and a new store lost. Center Point fire department arrived too late to save the structure and officials expect partial insurance coverage to offset the loss pending a district check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Smith
Mason No. 5
Center Point
Roosevelt Junior High Memorial Program Preview
Roosevelt Junior High presented a Memorial Day program in the school auditorium led by Miss Grace Meloney and Miss Harriet Welch. The program featured readings, choruses, and solos including Psalm 46, God of Our Fathers, Going Home, The Blue and the Gray, and Sleep Noble Hearts, with participants such as Shirley Hillrn, William Taylor, Paul Paterson, Bernice Wilson, and Norma Atkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Junior High School
Grace Meloney
Harriet Welch
Shirley Hilrn
William Taylor
Paul Paterson
Donald Lundquist
Warren
Buddy Meyers
Eugene Taylor
Mohammed Omar
Robert Johnson
Charles Miller
Iowa City Man Elected President of Restaurant Owners Association
Roland Smith of Iowa City was elected president of the Iowa Restaurant Owners Association at its sixth annual convention closing at Hotel Montrose. Five vice presidents were named from Waterloo Clinton Sioux City Cedar Rapids and Spencer. E. L. Beck and Joe Grant were reelected. Des Moines will host the 1939 convention. A closed meeting discussed liquor service with food, with no definite stand taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Smith
Iowa City
Iowa Restaurant Owners Association
Montrose
Stanley Shane
Waterloo
Clara Allen
Clinton
Joe Glenn
Sioux City
Ray Lyman
Cedar Rapids
J. Hammer
Spencer
E. L. Beck
Des Moines
Joe Grant
Executive Committee
First Reformed Church To Burn $7,000 Mortgage Note
The First Reformed Church plans to burn a $7,000 mortgage note during Sunday’s 11 am service at Eighth Avenue and L Street SW. Participants include a consistory member, Ladies Aid representative, oldest and youngest members, and Rev. John C. Horning who will preach. Special music from the choir and a junior girls quartet at 9:45 precedes offerings at both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed Church
Eighth Avenue
L Street
Ladies Aid
John C. Horning
Home Missions
Horning
Deaths and funeral rites for Edward D. Greedy and Jessie Schneider
Funeral services for Edward D. Greedy secretary and general manager of Lefebvre Corp will be held at 3 pm Sunday at Westminster Presbyterian church. Jessie Schneider widow of William M. Schneider died at a local hospital Friday after a long illness. funeral services set for 4 pm Sunday at Turner chapel with Cedar Memorial Park burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward D. Greedy
Lefebvre Corp
Westminster Presbyterian Church
James H. Blackstone, Jr
Moon Chapel
Jessie Schneider
William M. Schneider
First Avenue E
Schneider
Jones County
Clarence
Cedar Rapids
Center Junction High School
Robert S. Keller
City
Lowell Helbig
Glendale
Calif
Marshalltown
Ben F. Schneider
Robert W. Neal
Statesboro
B. D. Kent
Gilbert, Ia
Thomas Gildersleeve
Fargo
N. D
Thomas Woodruff
Gilbert
Methodist Church
Agnes Forst Dies After Lingering Illness In Cedar Rapids
Agnes Forst died at 5 p.m. Friday at her home 705 L Street SW after a lingering illness. Born in Bohemia she came to Johnson County at age 7 and lived in Cedar Rapids for 45 years. Survived by seven sisters and one brother. services at Janeba and Brush chapel Sunday at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev. Joseph Bren. Body to be cremated. Friends may call Saturday evening. Family requests no flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Forst
L Street
Bohemia
Johnson County
Cedar Rapids
John Michel
Marie Beyer
John Havlovic
Lincoln
Neb
E. R. Bowersox
Chicago
Frank Beyer
Northwood
Bertha Ordway
Seattle
Wash
Forrest N. Bauhman
Manhattan Beach
Calif
Charles Forst
Solon
Janeba and
Brush
Joseph Bren
Mrs. Paul Sramek Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for Mrs. Paul Sramek who died in Englewood Colorado will be held at Polansky funeral chapel Monday at 8 15 a m conducted by Reverend August Vojacek. A 10 a m service follows at St Johns church in Coggon by Reverend J J Clune. Burial is in Castle Grove cemetery. Friends may call Sunday 7 to 9 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sramek
Paul Sramek
Englewood
Colo
Polansky
August Vojacek
St. John’s Church
Coggon
J. J. Clune
Castle Grove
Funeral Services for Mrs Louisa Byse
Funeral services for Mrs Louisa Byse pioneer resident of Winn county will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. in Turner chapel with Rev W C Wilson of Toddville officiating. Burial follows in Shiloh cemetery at Louisa. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byse
Louisa Byse
Winn County
Turner Chapel
W. C. Wilson
Toddville
Shiloh
Louisa
Wilson Players Show Talent Again
Wilson Drama guild staging of The Late Christopher Bean impressed a large audience in Wilson auditorium. Richard Hubacek as Dr Haggett and Doris McLaughlin as Mrs Haggett led strong performances with supporting turns from Anna Mae Chrysosta, Bill Hanson, Glenn Kirby, Marie Kibler, Mary Lou Fieseler, Elmer Woolwine, and Tom Farmer. Pierre A. Tracy directed the three act comedy with Alan Richardson providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel Barrymore
Marie Dressler
Sidney Howard
Christopher Bean
Wilson Drama Guild
Wilson Auditorium
Richard Hubacek
Haggett
Mrs. Haggett
Doris McLaughlin
Guild
Anna Mae Chramosta
Haggetts
Chris Bean
Bill Hanson
New York
Glenn Kirby
Mr. Rosen
Marie Kibler
Mary Lou Fieseler
Elmer Woolwine
Tom Farmer
Pierre A. Tracy
Alan Richardson
M. L
Critique of Federal Food and Drugs Policy and Doping Dangers
A historian criticizes the 1906 food and drugs act and its enforcement, arguing the current regime protects powerful interests while failing to curb narcotic and sense dulling drugs. It details coastar derivatives and antipyrin class drugs that numb perception, damage blood oxygen transport, and harm vital organs when used habitually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress Comique
Food and Drugs Division
Federal Foods and Drugs Bureau
Monograph Aids Smoking Cessation And Health Qs
A reader credits a tobacco habit monograph with helping them quit and urges others to request a copy by writing with a self addressed stamped envelope. The column also answers a query about frequent laxative use and recommends the booklet Constipation Habit and Colon Hygiene, with a ten cent coin and stamped envelope for delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B
David W Reynolds Linn Pioneer And Former Teacher Dies
David W. Reynolds 81 a Linn county pioneer and former Washington high school and Pierce school teacher died at his Cedar Rapids home after a brief illness. Born November 17 1856 near Center Point he lived in Cedar Rapids forty years survived by four daughters two sons a sister and thirteen grandchildren. Burial is planned in Shiloh cemetery Louisa with services to be announced pending arrival of a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Reynolds
Linn County
Old Washington High School
Pierce School
B Avenue
Mr. Reynolds
Center Point
Cedar Rapids
Clara A. Malum
Ella Robins
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Frank Hough
Walter Schultz
William Groth
Davenport
Everett
Marion
George Reynolds
City
Anna Poole
Reynolds
First Presbyterian Church
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Turner Chapel
Shiloh
Louisa
Multiple Wills Probate in Cedar Rapids District Court
Elizabeth Hesse Deckman of Cedar Rapids died May 21 and her will dated February 4, 1938, names executors Charles H. Brown and Emma Brown of Cedar Rapids and Henry C. Hesse William P. Hesse and Bertha H. Williams as beneficiaries. Anna Belehrad also probated. Lorence Anthony named executor after Belehrad died May 9. Elsie G. Cherry of Lincoln, Nebraska, formerly Cedar Rapids, died March 31 with A. C. Cherry and her children among chief beneficiaries. Cherry’s will dated December 29, 1937 at Rochester, Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hesse Deckman
Cedar Rapids
Henry C. Hesse
West Allis
Wis
William P. Hesse
Bertha H. Williams
Holland, Mich
Anna Belehrad
Joseph Belehrad
Steven Belehrad
Anna Richter
Mary Anthony
Mary Belehrad
Lorence Anthony
Belehrad
Elsie G. Cherry
Lincoln
Neb
Daughter Is Beneficiary Of Estate Of Mrs Hill
The will of Anna K. Hill of Cedar Rapids widow Belden Hill was admitted to probate by District Judge H C Ring. Daughter Margaret Hill Bell is main legatee receiving real estate personal property and 10000 plus a trust-beneficiary role. Merchants National Bank named executor. Will dated January 22 1935. Hill died May 20. Marion Tyson Nutt died April 11 and was probate Friday. Alfred E Nutt husband is beneficiary and executor. Will dated March 26 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna K. Hill
Cedar Rapids
Belden Hill
H. C. Ring
Margaret Hill Bell
Merchants National Bank
Hill
Marion Tyson Nutt
Alfred E. Nutt
Amendments in Jenks Divorce Case Include Child Custody
Mrs. Betty Vawter Jenks files an amendment in a Linn county divorce action against Loren T. Jenks alleging cruelty and removal of their six year old son. The couple married June 8 1931 in Cedar Rapids and currently share custody on a two week rotating basis under a court stipulation. Jenks faces a pending motion to dismiss in light of his own Benton county divorce filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Vawter Jenks
Marion
Loren T. Jenks
Linn County
Jenks
Linn
Benton
Special administrator named in Minert estate dispute
District Judge H. C. Ring appointed Joe Mc Cormick Jr. as special administrator to manage Flora B. Minert estate assets during a will contest. The will, dated Sept 30, 1931, leaves the estate to sister Bessie Bird Higgins of Davenport, with husband John W. Minert opposing probate. Mrs Minert was secretary treasurer of Tribune Publishing Co Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe McCormick, Jr
H. C. Ring
Flora B. Minert
Minert
Flora Brown
Bessie Bird Higgins
Davenport
John W. Minert
Four Divorces Granted by District Court Judges
Divorces granted on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment by Judges C. J. Haas and H. C. Ring include Margaret Mahnke from John Mahnke, 22, married Oct. 31, 1936, Dorothy Moore from C. F. Moore, married Oct. 4, 1933, Ethel B. Bree of Marion from Gunnell A. Larson, married Jan. 3, 1938, and G. A. Orr of Cedar Rapids from Mable Orr, married at Gary Indiana, May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Haas
H. C. Ring
Margaret Mahnke
John Mahnke
C. F. Moore
Dorothy Moore
Coggan
Ethel B. Bree
Marion
Gunnell
A. Larson
G. A. Orr
Cedar Rapids
Mable Orr
Gary
Ind
Names Restored in Court Adjudication of Mrs. Mahnke Larson Moore
The court restored names to three women, listing Margaret Stevens for Mrs. Mahnke, Ethel B. Hayes for Mrs. Larson, and Dorothy Graul for Mrs. Moore, per the 31, 1936 docket entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Stevens
Mahnke
Ethel B. Hayes
Larson
Dorothy Graul
Moore
Attorney Fees in Rebt Cooper Estate Approved
District Judge H. C. Ring allowed $5,000 in attorney fees for Grimm Elliott Shuttleworth and Ingersoll of Cedar Rapids for services to the estate of Robert W. Cooper. Executor A. L. Augustine was allowed $2,000 in executor's fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebt
Cooper Estate
Grimm, Elliott, Shuttleworth and Ingersoll
Cedar Rapids
H. C. Ring
Robert W. Cooper
A. L. Augustine
Cooper
Schwensohn Pays Released After Liquor Charge
Herbert Schwensohn, 29, of Cedar Rapids, fined $500 and costs May 14 in district court for illegal sale of liquor. He was released Friday on payment of $100 and costs under a good behavior provision that suspended remaining balance if he serves 30 days in jail or pays additional fines. conditions included options to avoid jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Schwensohn
Cedar Rapids
Schwensohn
Calef Faces Arraignment On Check Fraud Charge In Oskaloosa
Jay H. Calef 29 of Oskaloosa returned from Columbia Missouri to face arraignment before District Judge C J Haas on a charge of falsely uttering a 102 55 cent check to obtain a truck from Reo Jones company May 3. Bond set at 1500 dollars. Grace Anderson granted divorce from Claude Anderson on cruel and inhuman treatment. Grace Stocker restored as maiden name. couple wed August 28 1933 at Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay H. Calef
Oskaloosa
Columbia
Reo Jones Company
C. J. Haas
Calef
H. C. Ring
Grace Anderson
Claude Anderson
Grace Stocker
Newton
Educated Bass Returns With Family At Saranac Lake
Charlie the educated bass returns to Captain Harold Thomas's boathouse at Saranac Lake with offspring. The captain demonstrates the trained bass rising to surface on cue and feeding a crawfish, noting Charlie can be weighed without disturbing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Charlie
Harold Thomas
Thomas
J S Floyd Hurt After Horse Kick Near Troy Mills
Jacob S Floyd 75 of near Troy Mills was kicked by a horse Thursday morning and is in serious condition at Mercy Hospital. He suffers from paralysis two fractured ribs a bruised left eye and arm with physician noting possible cerebral hemorrhage and paralysis of the left arm and part of the left leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob S. Floyd
Troy Mills
Mercy Hospital
Gronstal Elected President of Tall Corn Charter 40 Hotel Greeters
Des Moines reports Larry Gronstal auditor of the Roosevelt hotel was chosen president of the Tall Corn Charter 40 of the Hotel Greeters of America on Friday night. William Catlow, Roosevelt hotel manager, was named second vice-president among the officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Gronstal
Roosevelt Hotel
Des Moines
Tall Corn Charter 40
Hotel Greeters of America
William Catlow
Births Reported From St Luke’s and Mercy Hospitals
Birth announcements list several families with newborns on May 27 and 28 at St Luke's and Mercy hospitals. Names include Pazdernik Fetter La cock Pardubsky Cargin Armstrong with residence details across Sioux City area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Pazdernik
Twenty-first Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
Floyd H. Fetter
Center Point Road
J. A. Lacock
Seventh Avenue
Marion
Frank Pardubs
Roosevelt High Play Delights Audiences With Midsummer Dream
The Roosevelt high school production of Midsummer Night's Dream drew a large responsive audience Friday night. Laughter rose at the rustic scene with Paul Wise as Flute, and Bob Romesburg and Jack Benson played Lysander and Demetrius with gusto. Director Roberta Dinwiddie Sheets earned praise for the lively handling. a full cast list followed the review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt High School
Paul Wise
Lysander
Bob Romesburg
Demetrius
Jack Benson
Zuck
Nadine Ott
Roberta Dinwiddie Sheets
Nadine Mott
Puck
Jack Harm
Bottom
Charles Moes
Theseus
David Samek
Egeus
Dick Nelson
Philostrate
Dan Sweeney
Quince
Francis Valenta
Snug
Flute
Bob Andrews
Snout
Charles Moeller
Starveling
Marie O’neill
Hippolyta
Ruth Tilson
Helen Heald
Helena
Kathleen Henningsen
Oberon
Virginia Harover
Titania
Betty Womacka
Betty Hermsen
Sarah Wykle
Ann Graw
Jeanne Anderson
DeLite May
Quetly Munden
Cedar Rapids Firemen Complete Spring Housecleaning
Cedar Rapids firemen marked a week without a call by conducting a spring housecleaning at the central station. The last alarm, May 20, involved rags igniting in a box car near Eighth Avenue between Second and Third streets, after which the crew prepared for drill tower work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Eighth Avenue
Second
Third Streets
Central Station
Des Moines Man Released On Bond In Purse Theft Case
A. G. Hartman aged 36 of Des Moines was released on his own bond after arraignment before Justice H. R. Churchill on a larceny charge for stealing a purse containing 16.46. He was ordered to appear for a hearing June 23. Detectives Kudrna and Walsh arrested him after identifying the purse in his car following a cafe theft report by Anna Shalet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Hartman
Des Moines
H. R. Churchill
William Kudrna
Howard Walsh
Anna Shalet
Nineteenth Avenue SW
Fourteenth Avenue SE
Kudina
Walsh
Hartman
Muscatine Button Plant To Reinstate Workers
The labor relations board said Hawkeye Pearl Button Co of Muscatine Iowa will reinstate 56 workers discharged after an April labor dispute. The decision includes rehiring Violet Puckett and paying back pay of 459.92 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Relations Board
Hawkeye Pearl Button Company
Muscatine
Iowa
Violet Puckett
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Albert Dyer Death Sentence Upheld
The state supreme court unanimously upheld the death sentence of Albert Dyer for the murder of three young girls in Inglewood. Dyer argued his confession was improperly admitted, claiming he was not permitted to explain how it was obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sns
State Supreme Court
Albert Dyer
Inglewood
Dyer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daughters OF Isabella Chorus
Scott
Jolly Eight
ME Too
Bridge Club
Order OF Rainbow
138rd_ infantry
Town National Guard
Sunday Gazette
V.F.W. Post 788
Memorial Coliseum
Immaculate Conception Church
Coliseum
Gazette
Lee Henrickson
Robert Leith
E Street
City Lines, Inc
Leith
Browne Metropolitan Jubilee Singers
Sunshine Mission
Henry Seiler
Woodland Drive
Mary Seiler
Sam Orr
Twelfth Avenue
Carroll
BIG
Motor Executives
Roosevelt Junior High
Restaurant Owners Association
E. D. Greedy
Personal Health Service
William Brady
Answer
Dr. Brady
the Gazette
David W. Reynolda
Court House News
Schwensohn Pays
Bass
J. S. Floyd
Gronstal
Roosevelt
Ant
Charge
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