Mrs Riley named on Community Players board in Iowa
Mrs. Jane Riley was elected to the Community Players board of directors at a Monday meeting held at 2131 Linden Drive SE. She also became treasurer after John C. Reid’s resignation. Eugene Pinney presented a miniature copy of the McKinley junior high stage as a planning aid for future shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Riley
Community Players Board of Directors
Herbert Stamats
Linden Drive
Riley
John C. Reid
McKinley
Eugene Pinney
Pinney
Tourist Club to Meet at Mrs Olney Home
The Tourist club will hold a regular meeting on Wednesday at the home of Mrs C C Olney 522 Vernon drive SE Mrs Owen N El Hott will give the program on Modern Architecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Olney
Vernon Drive
Owen N el- Hott
Barrys Return From Ames and Mapleton Visit
Mr and Mrs John W Barry Jr of 1821 Eighth Avenue SE returned Monday evening after a ten day stay in Ames and Mapleton. They were joined by Mrs Barry s sister Mrs J M Todd and her young son Wayne of Miami Fla who will stay about a week here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Barry, Jr
Eighth Avenue SE
Ames
Mapleton
Halloween party hosted by Duster family for fifteen children
Billy and Margaret Jeanne Duster hosted a Monday evening Halloween costume party at their Garden Drive SE home for fifteen youngsters. Games were played and refreshments served around a table with a large pumpkin and corn and black cat nut cups. Guests included Diane and Hal Marshall, Bonnie Diebold, Patricia and Pamela Craemer, Barbara and Joanne Hutchinson, Patricia Kelly, Dorothy and Patricia Funkey, Bobbie Mills, Barbara and David Burke, Forest Francis Zody and Catherine Ann Duster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Margaret Jeanne Duster
Charles H Duster
Garden Drive SE
Diane
Hal Marshall
Bonnie Diebold
Patricia
Pamela Craemer
Barbara
Joanne Hutchinson
Patricia Kelly
Dorothy
Patricia Funkey
Bobbie Mills
David Burke
Forest Francis Zody
Catherine Ann Duster
Cedar Rapids club hosts Negro race program review
The history and literature department of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club featured a program on Monday at the club home focusing on race topics. Mrs Charles E Roberts reviewed Brown America by Embree and Bright Skin by Julia Peterkin while Mrs FP D Fillmore presented. Countee Cullen poems were read by Mrs J J Gent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Charles E. Roberts
Embree
Julia Peterkin
FP. D. Fillmore
Countee Cullen
J. J. Gent
Women’s Relief Corps to Hold Regular Meeting and Inspection
The Women’s Relief Corps schedules a regular meeting and annual Inspection in the Memorial building on Wednesday at 2 30 p m. Mrs Maud Troupner of Marshalltown past department commander will be the inspecting officer All officers are urged to attend Comrades are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
Memorial Building
Maud Troupner
Marshalltown
Willl
Halloween Costumes and Tricks at Mrs Rust Home
A Saturday Halloween party at 1917 E Street SW featured Leland Sangster performing tricks and a mock registration with a straw Hoover vote. Attendees included Norman Sutliff Julia Stone Milo Hahn Jefferson Stone Leland Sangster Gertrude Gussen Edith Ray Marvel Stone Lowie Madison Leonard Bohac Emil DeNu Alfred Lary and Dr Hoyt Thomas. DR and MRS Thomas Twosts hosted an Attic party at 1616 Maplewood Drive NE with decorations cards stunts dancing and prizes for Mrs Averill Duttweiler Butterfield and others. Refreshments followed with guests B R Averill Henry Duttweiler Carl Butterfield and Dwight S Lupton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rust
E Street
Leland Sangster
Hoover
Norman Sutliff
Julia Stone
Milo Hahn
Jefferson Stone
Leland Saangster
Gertrude Gussen
Edith Ray
Marvel Stone
Lowie Madison
Leonard Bohac
Emil DeNu
Alfred Lary
Thomas Twosts
Hoyt Thomas
Maplewood Drive
B R Averill
Henry Duttweiler
Carl Butterfield
Carl Butterfirld
Dwight S. Lupton
Card party honors guests from Waverly hosts
Mrs Frank Quass and Mrs LO Huntley, guests of Mrs A W Havenstrite of Waverly, were honored at a Thursday and Friday card party. Sixteen guests attended. High score over five hundred went to Mrs Enmiuna Stafflebean with consolation awarded to Mrs Ethel Cave. Mrs Quass and Mrs Kintley received guest prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Quass
LO Huntley
A W. Havenstrite
Waverly
Enmiuna Stafflebean
Ethel Cave
Quass
Kintley
Halloween Party Hosts at 931 Twenty-Sixth Street S
Miss Mable LaCombe and Miss Marie Good hosted a Halloween party Sunday evening at 931 Twenty-sixth Street South. The basement was decorated for dancing and diversions with guests including Mary Nickoline Olsen, James Carr, Dorothy Kazimour, Dan Elis on, Robert Irish, and Harris Fletcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable LaCombe
Marie Good
Twenty-sixth Street
Mary Nickoline Oleson
James Carr
Dorothy Kazimour
Dan Eilison
Robert Irish
Harris Fletcher
Halloween Gathering At 1748 Higher Ave SE
James Westcot and his parents hosted a Monday evening Halloween party at 1748 Higher Avenue SE. Friends Dae Thompson Carl Jolliff Jack Dvorak Wayne Mechal George Servoy and David Warren attended, with games and refreshments provided for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Westcot
G. L. Westcot
Higher Avenue SE
Ins
Dae Thompson
Carl Jolliff
Jack Dvorak
Wayne Mechal
George Servoy
David Warren
Art group meeting of A A U W to study Impressionism
The A A U W art group invites all members to a Wednesday meeting at 7 p.m. at Mrs H J Brownlee's home 2323 Upland Drive SE. Conducted by Miss Ruby Tas tor Miss Hilda Horn and Mrs Brownlee the session continues the Impressionism study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Brownlee
Upland Drive
Ruby Tastor
Hilda Horn
Brownlee
Trinity Church Family Night Dinner and Program
Trinity Methodist church hosts a fellowship supper and family night on Wednesday at 6 15 pm. An after dinner devotional and program will feature Mrs Paul Gard directing the musical portion, with the theme What Religion Means To Me and short talks. Division No 1 handles the dining room, and friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
Paul Gard
Friends of
Trinity Church
Dorothys Foster Dinner and Bridge for Upcoming December Wedding
Miss Dorothy Manchester and Miss Dorothy Bridwell hosted a dinner and bridge at the Commonwealth tea room on Monday evening in honor of Miss Eleanor Linn, who will marry R. Thomas Tremphlen in early December. Guests included Miss Marie Hauck, Miss Florence Leiter, Mrs Freeman McClelland, Mrs Henry Hauseman, and Miss Eric Kemp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Manchester
Dorothy Bridwell
Bridge
Commonwealth Tea Room
Eleanor Linn
R. Thomas Tremphlen
Marie Hauck
Florence Leiter
Freeman McClelland
Henry Hauseman
Eric Kemp
Halloween Party Honors Cleveland Home Guests
The Halloween party at Mr and Mrs A W Cleveland 1624 Sixth Street NW drew twenty two neighbors. Progressive five hundred and banco were played with prizes to George Driscoll Mrs Robert Roseberry Clyde Lybarger Mrs Tom Burke and Mrs Mike Skerik. Prizes at chance went to Mrs George Driscoll and Will Meaney. Halloween refreshments concluded the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A W. Cleveland
Sixth Street NW
Clevelands
George Driscoll
Robert Roseberry
Clyde Lybarger
Tom Burke
Mike Skerik
Will Meaney Halween
Masquerade Party At Jimmie Nichols Home
A masquerade party was held at Jimmie Nichols 1122 Avenue NW this weekend. Corn stalks and pumpkins decorated the basement where refreshments followed the Halloween motif. Guests included David and Gloria Franks Jackie and Buddy Andrews Mary Bennet Caroline Savage Joy and Delight May Albina Frasinger Kenneth Kanous Jean Eiffier Lavonne Mistick and Gloria Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Nichols
Avenue NW
David
Gloria Franks
Jackie
Buddy Andrews
Mary Bennet
Caroline Savage
Joy and
Delight May
Albina Frasinger
Kenneth Kanous
Jean Eiffier
Lavonne Mistick
Gloria Nichols
Jolly Dozen Club Plans Wednesday Meeting
The Jolly Dozen club will meet Wednesday at 2 30 p.m at the home of Mrs C A Kohlmier 1730 Third Avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Dozen Club
C A. Kohlmier
Third Avenue NE
Local clubs plan meetings across Diamond City area
Tirzah Society meets Thursday at 1106 B Ave NW with callers. Diamond 760 Club gathers Wednesday at 2:50 PM at 115 32nd St NE. Friendly Circle hosts masquerade Wednesday at 342 Sixth Ave SW with assistant hostess Ruth Kent. C and NW Railroad Women Club lunches Thursday at Moose Hall. Suburban Co-Workers meet Wednesday at 1 PM at Fairfax Road home with hosts Kempers and Newport. Companions of the Forest hold 2 PM meeting at Ben Hur Hall. Parlor City Camp No 1799 Royse Neighbors of America hosts birthday luncheon Thursday at 1 PM. Carrie Morcomb Decree of Honor Protective Association meets 2:30 PM at Pythian Hall for charter draping and refreshments. Nursery Auxiliary to the Home for the Friendless advertises picnic lunch Thursday at 1 PM hosted by EH Pirkel. OES Auxiliary to the Home for the Friendless holds lunch at 1 PM at 2009 Mount Vernon Rd SE hosted by Mrs WF Sarset Courttman and others with a 2:30 PM business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Maccabees
Ruby Hunt
Sixth Avenue
Ruth Kent
Varlor City
Parlor City
Royal Neighbors of America
Carrie Morcomb
Cirrie Morcomb
Decree of Honor Protective Association
Pythian Mall
Urge Continued Help For Cedar Rapids Orchestra Drive
Campaign workers in Cedar Rapids push final reports to captains and the acting president Mrs. R. D. Taylor. Donations from unsolicited supporters praise the orchestra and its music. The orchestra and director donate time for concerts and rehearsals. Campaign funds cover music and running costs. The first concert of the season is at 8 15 p m Tuesday in the Memorial building with free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra Association
R. D.taylor
Memorial Building
Cedar Rapids youths win medals at Mount Vernon contest
Thirteen Cedar Rapids youths entered a gold and silver medal contest in Mount Vernon’s Methodist church sponsored by East Side W C T U Cedar Rapids. Louise Ann Crumb won the silver medal Ruth Laverne Hill the gold. Music was by the Young People's orchestra directed by Mrs. Carrie Oates and by the high school girls' quartet directed by Miss Elizabeth Wallis. Mrs. Belle Delzell led the contest and oversees Cedar Rapids contest work. East Side W C T U of Cedar Rapids led state contest work last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Mount Vernon
East
Louise Ann Crumb
Ruth Laverne Hill
Young People's Orchestra
Carrie Oates
Elizabeth Wallis
Belle Delzell
Progressive Halloween Dinner Party Attendees Named
Seven couples hosted a progressive Halloween dinner Monday at homes of Miss DeLores Fagan at 1525 Washington Ave SE Miss Esther Lattner at 1421 Eighth Ave SE Miss Betty Venhorst at 1447 First Ave E and Miss Ruth Neary at 930 Thirty First Street SE Guests later gathered at the Paramount theater with attendees including Miss Fagan Miss Lattner Miss Venhorst Miss Neary Miss Mary Van Damme Miss Mary Frances Husak Miss Marion Grant Thomas Cahill Harry Macy Herbert Cosgrove Ray Neary Billy Nunemaker Charles Havens and Herbert Morehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeLores Fagan
Washington Avenue SE
Esther Lattner
Eighth Avenue SE
Betty Venhorst
First Avenue E
Ruth Neary
Thirtyfirst Street
Paramount Theater
Miss Fagan
Miss Lattner
Venhorst
Miss Neary
Mary van Damme
Mary Frances Husak
Marion Grant
Thomas Cahill
Harry Macy
Herbert Cosgrove
Ray Neary
Billy Nunemaker
Charles Havens
Herbert Morehead
Halloween Party Hosted by Michalek Family in NE City
A Halloween party at 1435 Thirty-second street NE was hosted by Mr and Mrs William Michalek on Monday evening. Prizes were won by Lillian Hendricks Grant Bishop Helen Denning and Maxine Johnson. Fortunes were another part of the evening's entertainment. Other attendees included Bob Schonberg Iona Johnson Louise Gertrude Schonberg Catherine Bishop and Anne Michalek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William “Michalek
Thirty-second Street
Lillian Hendricks
Grant Bishop
Helen Denning
Maxine Johnson
Bob Schonberg
Iona Johnson
Louise
Gertrude Schonberg
Catherine Bishop
Anne Michalek
Five Hundred Party Hosted by Mrs Tucker in SE Home
Mrs Harve Tucker entertained at a five hundred party Monday evening at her home, 2629 First Avenue SE. Prizes went to Mrs Arthur Graban Miss Virgil Van Camp and Mrs Charles Mabry. Other attendees included Mrs Thomas McDonald Mrs Harold Cahill Mrs A Kretschmar and Mrs George Kerouse. Guests enjoyed dinner before the game and dancing to close the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve Tucker
First Avenue SE
Arthur Graban
Virgil van Camp
Charles Mabry
Thomas McDonald
Harold Cahill
A. Kretschmar
George Kerouse
Halloween Masquerade Party for Camp Fire Girls
The Cheahasi and Aoklya Camp Fire groups held a masquerade Halloween party Friday at guardian Mrs Henry Hauseman Jr 3012 E Avenue NE. Thirty seven girls enjoyed a tunnel of horrors spooky games and fortune telling with season appropriate decorations and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Guardian
Henry Hauseman, Jr
E Avenue NE
Measured Music study group meets at Chamber of Commerce
Minerva Delphian met Monday to discuss Measured Music and Secular Professional Singers of the Middle Ages. Topics were presented by Mrs J W Barnett, Mrs Murray Fawcett, Mrs Irving Graver, Mrs Lewis Cullman, Mrs T A Wilcox, Mrs HOW Ward, Mrs J HO Anderson, and Mrs A H Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Delphian
Chamber of Commerce
J W Barnett
Murray Fawcett
Irving Graver
Lewis Cullman
T A’ Wilcox
How Ward
J HO Anderson
A H Conn
Halloween and Birthday Party for Hassan DeHook
Mr and Mrs James DeHook hosted a combined Halloween and birthday party for their son Hassan on Saturday. Guitars were played by Mrs Garbocie Roy Baker and Albert Andrews. there was dancing and a midnight birthday cake cut. A hostess fortune teller and L Hasek gave a short talk. Fifty guests arrived after midnight including Hagel Espe and many Abodeelys, Nassifs, Davids, Korys, and other local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James DeHook
First Avenue
Hassan
Garbocie Roy Baker
Albert Andrews
DeHook
L. Hasek
Hagel Espe Mary Abodeely
James Bedra
William O Hara
N Abodeely
Mose Nassif
Helen Risk
David David
Eva David
Emeleen Kory
Mary Kory
Woodie
Abodeely
George Beshara
Richard Munden
Roy Baker
Agnes Sapes
Fern Jeulson
Kenneth Goodwin
George Slickty
Dick Slickty
Roy Arthur
William Koken
Robert Kenny
Harold Jones
Tony Nassif
Ruth Bezek
Julia Risk
Will Northrup
Bob Northrup
Jack Farris
Ray Michalski
Ras Branchcon
Lawrence Firrns
Hassan Schronick
Walter Haedy
Neva McLain
Sig Anderson
A. H Simmonds
Halloween Party Guest List At Clarence Jacque Home
Mr and Mrs Clarence Jacque entertained the employer of the People's Grocery store at a Halloween party Saturday evening at their home 1321 B avenue NW Twenty Were in the party and the home was decorated in keeping with Halloween Dancing and games were divisions of the evening which was concluded with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Jacque
People’s Grocery Store
B Avenue NW
Roosevelt visiting Cedar Rapids for Democratic meeting
Democratic county chairwoman announces that aviatrix Phoebe Omlie and Virginia delegate Sara Lee Fain will fly into Cedar Rapids Wednesday at 4 p.m. to attend an 8 p.m. Roosevelt room meeting at the Roosevelt hotel. A reception and 6:30 dinner at the airport precede the program, with broad invitation to all women and their husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lamey
Phoebe Omlle
Sara Lee Fain
Virginia House of Delegates
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
Democratic County Central Committee
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Hotel
Omlie
Congress
Virginian
Fain
Business and Professional Women's Club
Virginia
Juanita Laser
Coe College
Lamey
Adah Thompson
Paul Huston
W. J. Neuzil
Chapter DK PEO Meets at Chapin Home
Chapter DK of PEO held Monday evening at Mrs. Margaret Chapin and Misses Florence and Esther Chapin 2306 Upland Drive SE. Mrs. LeRoy D. Weld led the program on the constitution and by laws and ran a contest, dividing members into two groups with a prize for the winner. Hostesses included Mrs. Chapin and Misses Chapin along with Mrs. I E Jackson, Mrs. Samuel Graham and Mrs. Gene McMasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E O
Margaret Chapin
Florence and
Esther Chapin
Upland Drive
LeRoy D. Weld
Chapin
I E Jackson
Samuel Graham
Gene McMasters
Mrs Snyder of Grand River Returns Home After Eastern Star Visit
Mrs Robert Snyder of Grand River returned to her home Sunday after spending the week in Cedar Rapids attending the Eastern Star grand chapter and visiting her daughter Miss Alverda Snyder, a Jackson school teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Snyder
Grand River
Cedar Rapids
Eastern Star Grand Chapter
Daurgher
Alverda Snyder
Jackson School
Phi Rho Slumber Party Held At Hotel Roosevelt
The Phi Rho society hosted a Saturday evening slumber party at the Hotel Roosevelt with a midnight supper. Miss Alice Spevacek was in charge of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Rho Society
Hotel Roosevelt
Alice Spevacek
O L A T Club Luncheon at Mrs Reeder Home
The O L A T club will meet at Mrs Eva Reeder's home at 344 Nineteenth Street SE on Thursday at 1 pm for a luncheon. Mrs Reeder will be assisted by Mrs Roland Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O L. A. T. Club
Eva Reeder
Nineteenth Street SE
Midboro Club to Meet for Luncheon Thursday
The Midboro club will meet Thursday with Mrs. R. Atherton at 615 Thirty-fourth street NE for a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midboro Club
Church Circles Meet Across City This Week
Olivet Lydians of Olivet Presbyterian meet Wednesday at 7 30 a.m at Mrs. D M Robertson 814 Twentieth Street SE Immaculata Circle of Immaculate Conception hosts at Bernice Skellys 1802 Seventh Avenue SE Wednesday 7 30 p.m Mrs Holland's division of Second Evangelical meets Wednesday with Mrs Arnold Garrett 816 Twenty first Avenue SW St Rita's Circle of Immaculate Conception meets in School parlors Tuesday at 7 45 p.m with Miss Hazel B Crispin hosting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivet
Olivet Presbyterian Church
D. M. Robertson
Twentieth Street SE
Immaculata
Immaculate Conception
Bernice Skelly
Seventh Avenue SE
Holland
B B Holland
Second Evangelical Church
Arnold Garrett
Twentyfirst Avenue
St. Rita's
St Rita's Circle
Loyal Workers Class Plans Comforter Session
The Loyal Workers class of the United Brethren church will meet in the church parlors Wednesday at 1 PM to tie comforters for the Red Cross. Members join to prepare textile aid for relief efforts and support community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Workers Class
The
United Brethren Church
Spooks Stalk Neighborhood for Halloween Parade
Adeline Taylor writes about a village Halloween night with children, parents, and elders in costume parades. Youngsters rush to join dressed spooks while high schoolers maintain dignity before sunset. Neophytes learn tricks, bell rings, gag gifts, and initiation rituals as families visit neighbors and share treats amid playful fright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother
Hoover
Roosevelt
Keane School Workers Meet at Keane Hall
The Third division of the Keane School Workers will meet at Keane hall Wednesday at 2 p.m. Hostesses will be Mrs. James Spencer and Mrs. E. R. Sears. St Marys Circle will entertain at the home of Mrs Dennis Collins 1739 B avenue NE Wednesday at 2 p.m. Cross members are asked to take necessary equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross
St. Mary's Circle
Dennis Collins
Keane School
Keane Hall
James Spencer
E. R. Sears
Grace Episcopal Guild Luncheon Meeting at Mrs Risk home
The Woman's Auxiliary guild of Grace Episcopal church will meet at 1238 Elis Boulevard NW with Mrs Joseph Risk on Thursday at 1 for luncheon and a business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary Guild
Grace Episcopal Church
Joseph Risk
Elis Boulevard
Nancy Page by Florence La Ganke 2 Inches
Not enough readable content to form a complete summary. The fragment presents a byline and column title without substantive text to identify events, quotes, or topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence la Ganke
Old time quilt pattern with six piece blocks
The article describes a detailed quilt pattern with six different block sizes and suggests the dark portions in the drawing are for design only. It notes the plain elements can be red green blue or yellow, while the dark sections should use the same material across all blocks, for a cohesive look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Devil's Claw Quilt Pattern and Local Obituary
Instructions describe cutting margins and seaming for a Devil's Claw quilt pattern with tips from Nancy Page, including a 24 inch square top from four blocks and requests three cents for the pattern via self addressed stamped envelope. Also reports the death of W. B. Miller of West Liberty, age 76, with funeral at the Methodist Episcopal church and survivors including his widow and three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Page
West Liberty
W W. B. Miller
Mr. Miller
Atalissa
Hiram
Hannah Miller
Martha Tharp
South Prairie
Miller
Knights of Pythmnas Lodge
E. E. Bennett
Los Angeles
J. C. McGregor
Great Falls
Mont
Herman Peters
Iowa City
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. A. Smith
Wheatland observes 88th birthday of pioneer Maria Klahn
Mrs. Maria Klahn marked her eighty eighth birthday at her Wheatland home with a family dinner and celebration attended by forty relatives. A German immigrant who arrived at age nine, she has been a long time Wheatland resident with seven farming sons and daughters. The gathering included the families of Alfred Klahn William Steele Fred Reinking Agatha Klahn Louisa Klahn Leo Klahn Emer Mowry from Toronto and Robert Edson of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheatland
Maria Klahn
Boy Is Injured In Path Of Automobile
George Chmellick 13 of 2016 C street SW suffered bruises at 8 30 pm Monday after running from a porch on D street SW between Eighteenth and Nineteenth avenues into the rear of a parked car, colliding with Charles Volak 133 Nineteenth avenue SW. Volak was treated by a physician. An unidentified motorist crashed into a parked car near police headquarters on First street SW around 1 am Tuesday and fled. the car belonged to Elmer Fisher 1240 Third avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Chmellick
C Street
D Street
Eighteenth
Nineteenth Avenues
Charles Volak
Nineteenth Avenue
Volak
First Street
Elmer Fisher
Third Avenue
Cart Tombstone Prank Targets Denver Campus
Denver university students Judson Moore and Bert von Meschka, both 20s, were arrested while carting a 400 pound tombstone for a Halloween prank intended for a sorority house. Police rushed them to headquarter where the stone broke after falling from a police car running board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
INS
Judson Moore
Bert von Meschka
Denver University
Moore
von Meschka
Veteran Burlington Rail Executive Dies
Omaha AP Carl J. Ernst aged 78 longtime Burlington railroad assistant treasurer died at his home after 56 years with the line He retired May 1 A Prussia native Ernst helped bring large colonies of German farmers to Nebraska about a half century ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OMAHA
Carl J. Ernst
Burlington Railroad
Prussia
Ernst
Nebraska
Loans to Stockmen Surpass One Million Dollars
Special to The Gazette Washington reports that the Sioux City Agricultural Farm Credit Corporation has approved or made loans totaling over a million dollars for Iowa farmers. Of these, 38 loans in Sioux City total 67 000 dollars and an average of 1763 per loan, while 499 loans amount to 973 000 dollars. Omaha office shows 410 000 more approved in 132 applications, with 273 319 already made. Most loans go to stockmen, and demand remains strong with 600 additional Sioux City applications and 1 000 at Omaha awaiting action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sioux City Agricultural Farm Credit Corporation
Iowa
Ford Hovey
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Credit Corporation
Sioux City
Hovey
Omaha
Dr Judd Acquitted Of Charge By Jury
In Los Angeles Dr William C Judd husband of Winnie Ruth Judd was acquitted of practicing medicine without a state license. The jury returned a verdict after deliberating less than an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Judd
Los Angeles
Llp
Willliam C. Judd
Winnie Ruth Judd
Rowley Presbyterian Sunday School Halloween Party
The Rowley Presbyterian Sunday school hosted a Halloween party in the church basement. Lucille Haines and Dorothy Bishop led the entertainment committee while Helen Bishop and Anna Nelson oversaw refreshments with help from Mrs. Guy Beatty and Mrs. Alice Sloan. Guests included Lois Mae Kautz Grace Bishop Mabel Sloan Dorothy Helen and Marion Bishop Marguerite Brasch Ida Cox Anna Nelson Neva Becker Mabel Dingsley Donna Meythaler Nettle Lindehall Beth McGlade Virginia Brasch Forest Beeman George Haines Dale Pratt Herbert Arnold Gerald Beatty Donald Anderson and Ralph Kautz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowley
Presbyterian Sunday School
Cone
Lucille Haines
Dorothy Bishop
Helen Bishop
Anna Nelson
Guy Beatty
Alice Sloan
Lois Mae Kautz
Grace Bishop
Mabel Sloan
Dorothy
Helen
Marion Bishop
Marguerite Brasch
Ida Cox
Neva Becker
Mabel Dingsley
Donna Meythale
Also Mentioned on This Page
la Focicitu
Mrs. Riley
Florida
Duster
Mrs. M. Troupner
Children's Party
A. A. U. W. Art Group
Miss Linn
Clubs
Tirzah Society
Maude Stangl
Diamond Club
Diamond 760 Club
George Hardy
Harold Kemper
Fairfax Road
Grant Newport
Val Barta
Companions of Forest
Companions of the Forest
Ben Hurhall
EH Pirkel
Urge
Give Progressive Halloween Party
Minerva Delphtan
Phoebe Omlie
Chapin Home
Guest
PHT Rho Party
Vicks
Adeline Taylor
Dee
BY Claude Callan
Dora
Cart
Burlington Rail
St. Paul’s Church
D Avenue
Oxford
Second Avenue
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