Miss De Mots Praises Camp Fire Honors At Institute
Miss Eldora T. De Mots national field secretary for Camp Fire Girls led a two day session in the Crystal room at the Montrose praising local girls for national honors in artistic headbands. About thirty young Camp Fire members demonstrated work including Woodgatherers Firemakers Torchbearers and ceremonial gowns as exhibits drew attention from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Camp Fire Institute For
Crystal Room
Montrose
Eldora T. de Mots
Miss de Mots
Elaine Graham
Nancy Houser
Eleanor Rogers
Laura Ann Safely
Ruth Jayne
Merilyn Miller
Nadine Morse
Miriam Armstrong
Jane Alexander
Mallicent Svoboda
Institute
Camp Fire Girls
Council
Anamosa
Julia DuMont
Rowena Gordon
Rita Cash
Betty Niles
Catherine Niles
Bennett
Azalia Knight
Alta Brockmeyer
Davenport
Octavia McCabe
Des Moines
Betty Jenkins
Genevieve Clayton
Beatrice Clapton
Eunice M. Dowse
Margery Haas
Joyce Jervis
Thelma Mabic
Lime Springs
Abbie Lass
Lisbon
Margaret Dale Hobbitzell
Mt. Carroll
Florence Hostetter
Marlene Hostetter
Central City
Lara Forrest
Sumner
Madeline Berg
Lucinda Wolff
Washington
George Dowell
Vinton
Bertha Bennett
Miss Mohn
Kahoka
Frances Hayes
Ruth Hope Matlick
van Horne
Lydia Dudycha
Chicago trip ends for Cherry sisters and guest
Miss Nell Cherry and her sister Mrs George Lutgerding returned from Chicago where they spent a week visiting in the home of Mr and Mrs Walter L Cherry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Cherry
George Lutgerding
Cherry
Chicago
Walter L. Cherry
Thirtieth Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Michael Bizek
Friends and relatives gathered at Johnson Avenue NW to celebrate the thirtieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Michael Bizek. Family members and in laws attended a dinner and gifts were presented by their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Bizek
Johnson Avenue
Daniel Bizek
William Netolicky
Paul Lebeda
Lester Bizek
Joe Kouba
Anna Doupnik
Wes Kouba
Godfrey Lopota
Emil Doupnik
John Bizek
Ernest Lopota
Charles Novotny
Esther Flender
Antone Netolicky
George Ross
Ernest Kaplin
Adolph Nezerka
Wes Dvorak
Winners Class Halloween Masquerade at Second Christian Church
More than fifty people attended the Winners class Halloween masquerade at Second Christian church recreation room. Decorations included cornstalks oak leaves and pumpkins. Committee members were Mary Comried Blanche Lane Peal Donovan and Blanche Concannon. Entertainment supervised by Reed Lane and Harry Cannon. Guests toured the crazy house and refreshments were served by Ruth Hoskins Mary Comried Blanche Lane and Blanche Concannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Christian Church
Mary Comried
Blanche Lane
Peal Donovan
Blanche Concannon
Reed Lane
Harry Concannon
Ruth Hoskins
Halloween Party At 1528 Fourteenth Avenue SE
Miss Violet De La Mater hosted a Halloween costume party Wednesday night for friends at her home on 1528 Fourteenth Avenue SE. A ghost greeted guests at the door and guided them through dark rooms before games and refreshments. Autumn leaves and orange black streamers set the festive scene with several attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet de la Mater
Fourteenth Avenue SE
el Roy Spracklin
Lee Zavoral
Grover Ard
Jennie Loukota
Mildred Loukota
John Harford
Albert Harford
Truly Kloubee
Michael Fererdsen
Martha Trustos
William Melsa
Mildred Fitegarrald
Halloween Party Hosts At 180 Eighth Ave SE
Mrs Pfe Garrett and daughter Joan hosted a Halloween gathering at their home on 180 Eighth Avenue SE. Guests arrived in costumes and enjoyed games and refreshments themed to Halloween. Attendees included Betty Low Mary Margaret Bell Lois Anderson Donna Miller Joan Gerald Buddy Nilles Joan Garrett Mrs Fred Anderson Mrs L J Niles Mrs Aline Low Mis Vo Bergen Mr and Mrs Ross Miller and Miss Maurine Kremeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfe Garrett
Joan
Eighth Avenue SE
Betty Low
Mary Margaret Bell
Lois Anderson
Donna Miller
Joan Gerald
Buddy Nilles
Joan Garrett
Fred Anderson
L J Niles
Aline Low Mis Vo Bergen
Ross Miller
Maurine Kremeyer
Halloween Party At Krizek Home In Cedar Rapids Area
Mrs Jerry Hadrova and Mrs Edwin Kricek hosted a luncheon with accordion music at 907 Hull Avenue SE. Guests included Mr and Mrs Donald Dean and son Donald Jr of Marion, Mr and Mrs Frank Spinka and sons Raymand and Richard, Mrs Mare Trimble and daughter Virginia, Clarence Brenneman, Betts Miner, Kenneth Kutera, Mrs Marie Spinka, Mrs Josephine Hadrova and family, Mr and Mrs Edwin Kricek and daughters Rose Marie and Grace Ann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Krizek
Hull Avenue SE
Jerry Hadrova
Edwin Kricek
Donald Dean
Donald Jr
Marion
Frank Spinka
Raymand
Richard
Mare Trimble
Virginia
Clarence Brenneman
Betts Miner
Kenneth Kutera
Marie Spinka
Josephine Hadrova
Miso
Jerrs Hadrova
Jerrrs
Edwin Kri¢ek
Rose Marie
Grace Ann
Cedar Rapids
Birthday Party for James Allen at 1626 Fifth Street
Mrs Hene Frank entertained ten children for her son James Allen's second birthday at 1626 Fifth Street NW. Games were played and refreshments served. guests included Marvin Hayward Ruth Hayward Joan Vicko George Vicko Glenn Medhus Mary Anne Baiton Bessie Johnson Catherine Johnson Bobbie McFarlen and Jimmie Frank. The guest of honor received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hene Frank
Fifth Street
James Allen
Marvin
Ruth Hayward
Joan
George Vicko
Glenn Medhus
Mary Anne Baiton
Bessie Margaret
Catherine Johnson
Bobbie McFarlen
Jimmie Frank
Miss Myers Hosts Halloween Party At Home
Miss Vera Myers entertained at a Halloween party at her home on 1429 S street SW. Guests included Alice Linkenbain Sarah Peal Betty Joy Thune Lyn Baumgartner Irene Kilbernes Evelyn Coombs Verne Elam Fut Darling Clyde Whetstine Douglas Whitemore Charles Burlingham Woodrow Peal Floyd Coombs Bet Turner and Marvin Stoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Myers
S. Street
Alice Linkenbain
Sarah Peal
Betty Joy Thune
Lyn Baumgartner
Irene Kilbernes
Evelyn Coombs
Verne Elam
Fut Darling
Clyde Whetstine
Douglas Whitemore
Charles Burlingham
Woodrow Peal
Floyd Coombs
Bet
Turner
Marvin Stoner
Halloween Masquerade Party at 1532 Ellis Boulevard NW
George and Richard Zier hosted sixteen friends at a Halloween masquerade at 1532 Ellis Boulevard NW on Wednesday afternoon. Guests enjoyed games, fortune telling, luncheon, and favors. Present included Betty Dulin Helen Gethin Janet Crawford Mary Cunningham Betty Getlin Patty Helbig Virginia Grier Joan Vicko Bobby Getlin James Cunningham Jack and Bobby Oberhaus James Concannon and George Vicko.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Richard Zier
Ellis Boulevard
James Myron
Mis H I
Concannon
H Ro Grer
Betty Dulin
Helen Gethin
Janet Crawford
Mary Cunningham
Betty Getlin
Patty Helbig
Virginia Grier
Joan Vicko
Bobby Getlin
James Cunningham
Jack
Bobby Oberhaus
James Concannon
George Vicko
Halloween Party At Calvary Baptist Church Held At Whetstine Home
The Sigma Iota Zeta class hosted a Halloween party at Everetta Whetstine’s residence 810 Seventh Avenue SW. Attendees included Mrs Montgomery teacher Gwen Campbell Edna Mae Allen Hollis Com TeIrma Kilberger Virginia Rhinehart Alice Thompson Vir fing Wentworth Ruth Hoberock Lets Serter George Keith Lora Pearl Rita Sandberg Dorothy Seat Alta Comb Freretta Whetstone and Ruth Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Tota Zeta
Calvary Baptist Church
Rebekah Assembly reception honors Iowa officers
About 125 guests attended a Friday afternoon reception at Sokol hall for Mrs. Charles Novak and Mrs. George Fieseler, state officers of the Rebekah assembly of Iowa, with visitors from Star of Maine Cedar and Home Rebekah lodges in Cedar Rapids and Grove City lodge in Marion. Guests of honor were joined by committee members and officials including Mrs. A. M Seabrook and Mrs. Jerry Kroulik. Flora Hromatko Taylor's string ensemble performed and Mildred Jean Simanek danced a colonial toe routine. Mrs. Hermanek and Miss Emile Hermanek poured at the tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Novak
George Fieseler
Rebekah Assembly of
Iowa
Praha Lodge
Sokol Hall
Star of Maine
Cedar
Home
Rebekah Lodges
Cedar Rapids
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
Marion
A. M Seabrook
Jerry Kroulik
Milo Simanek
Taylor P T A Reports on DuBuque Convention and College Talk
The Taylor school Parent-Teacher Association held its monthly meeting with strong turnout. President Mrs. W E Morgan summarized the DuBuque convention while Rev J Renwick McCullough spoke on character building. Lara Diehl noted Taylor pupil health. Mrs Leo Ruby elected secretary replacing Mrs Russell Schamberger who moved away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor School Parent-Teacher Association
W. E. Morgan
Dubuque
J. Renwick McCullough
Lara Diehl
Taylor
Leo Ruby
Russell Schamberger
Halloween Masquerade Hosted by Temple Judah Junior Hadassah
Junior Hadassah members held a Halloween masquerade at Temple Judah with about twenty two girls in attendance. Miss Natalie Schoen led games and Miss Bella Scheer won best costume. The social committee chaired by Mrs. Sarah C. Kozberg organized refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadassah
Temple Judah
Natalie Schoen
Bella Scheer
Sarah C. Kozberg
Busy Bee Club Hosts Sewing Meeting at Mrs Saris Home
Mrs Steve Saris entertained the Busy Bee sewing club at her home on 1620 Avenue NW. Luncheon was served at 4 30 p.m. Guests included Mrs Donald Diehl Mrs Ben Hazen Mrs Clifford Waymen Mrs George Sutcliffe Mrs Willard Stark and Mrs Adolph Cousky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Saris
1620 Avenue NW
Busy Bee Sewing Club
Donald Diehl
Ben Hazen
Clifford Waymen
George Sutcliffe
Willard Stark
Adolph Cousky
Many Parcels Of Clothing Mailed To Foreign Lands
Cedar Rapids residents send warm clothing to relatives abroad as cold weather nears. The post office has seen an unusually high volume of parcels headed to Poland Germany the Irish Free State Canada Peru the Argentine and Czechoslovakia. Garments are wrapped in oilcloth with ink addresses and customs declarations attached. Early Christmas packages also depart including a filing cabinet mailed to a Malay schoolteacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Poland
Germany
Irish Free State
Canada
Peru
Argentine
Czechoslovakia
Tile Hurled Through Window Awakens Sleeper
Harold Millhiser of 222 Twenty-seventh Street NE summoned police at 11:30 PM Friday after a tile was hurled through a window and shattered a light bulb in his room. Investigation showed the tile was heaved through a wine door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Millhiser
Twenty-seventh Street
Two Are Injured When Hit By Cars
C HH Marsden, 58, of 720 Second Street NW, suffered a fractured left leg at 8 10 pm Friday after being struck by a car driven by Richard H Tallman, 1619 First Avenue W, at Third Avenue and Fifth Street SW. Marsden was taken to St Luke's hospital. Woo Wilson, 12, of 723 Second Street NW, was struck at 3 30 pm Friday at Fifth Avenue and Third Street SE but not injured. driver John Trusty, 822 Twenty eighth Street SE, said the boy ran in front of the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C HH Marsden
Second Street
Richard H Tallman
First Avenue
Third Avenue
Fifth Street
Tallman
Marsden
St Luke's Hospital
Woo Wilson
Fifth Avenue
Third Street
John Trusty
Twenty-eighth Street
Swats Detective In Scuffle Fined For Disturbing Peace
George Smith of Des Moines was fined 25 dollars and costs in police court Saturday after a scuffle with Detective Wilson in a sandwich shop. Smith, 25, was arrested at 1 20 am when Wilson attempted to quiet him and Smith struck the officer in the face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Des Moines
Smith
Wilson
Birth of daughter Maryin Ann Gureno at Mercy Hospital
Mr and Mrs August Gureno of 926 Third Street SE welcomed a daughter named Maryin Ann at Mercy Hospital on November 2. She is the former Miss Josephine Scolaro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Gureno
Third Street
Maryin Ann
Mercy Hospital
Gureno
Josephine Scolaro
Coe Homecoming Parade Winners Reward Float and Dress
Delta Delta Delta and Betas Coe parade winners in the Coe homecoming event as Margret Clarke appears as the lady in the moon. Chi Beta Phi wins burlesque top honors with a cow and steer float. House decoration goes to Chi Omega with The Three Little Pigs theme. Alpha Gamma Delta second with crimson and gold Coe buttons copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Delta Delta
Coe Sorority
Coe
Phi Sigma Iota
Margret Clarke
Chi Beta Phi Fraternity
Moray Eby
Popeye
Chi Omega Sorority
Carleton
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Coe Chapel Pep Meeting Draws Alumni and Fans
Coe Chapel crowded for one of the largest pep meetings on the Coe campus as Bruce West and Wilbur Aronson spoke for alumni and students. Coach Eby and Forest Rutgers addressed the crowd while Harry Green introduced each squad member for Saturday’s Carleton game. A new Coe song debuted and sorority stunts entertained. a freshman bonfire fire was quickly controlled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe
Sinclair Memorial
Bruce West
Cedar Rapids
Wilbur Aronson
Moray Eby
Forest Rutgers
Harry Green
Carleton
Max Daehler
Coe School of Music
Marjorie Wright
Oelwein
Delta Delta Delta
Alpha Gamma Delta
Loms Alcorn
City Briefs and Personal News From Cedar Rapids
S D Fisher left Friday for Topeka Kansas. J J O’Hern, 39, was fined 25 dollars and costs for intoxication with fine suspended. Charles D Huston, US revenue collector in Iowa, to return to Des Moines Monday. Franklin E Katterjohn of The Gazette confined by strep throat infection at home. Willam Bramer and William Yarolim sought time to pay debts in federal court. About 350 carpenters and contractors attended a NIHA remodeling firms meeting in Cedar Rapids. Eva Lenore Ralston, 9 weeks pneumonia, critical after surgery at St Luke’s Hospital. Emma Scott riding with attorney Joe Mekota when crash occurred. Emma Ciha was incorrect in earlier report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Huston
United States Collector of Internal Revenue
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Eva Lenore Ralston
Louis Ralston
E Avenue
St Luke's Hospital
Dr C S Foster to Study Dentofacial Diagnosis in NYC
Dr C S Foster leaves Cedar Rapids on Saturday for a brief post graduate course on diagnosis of dento facial deformities at Columbia University in New York City. He is scheduled to return to Cedar Rapids on November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C S Foster
New York City
Columbia University
Cedar Rapids
Insurance officials attend two day Detroit session
C. V. Shepherd national life Insurance general agent for Montpelier Vermont travels to Detroit Michigan for a two day joint session of the general agents association and company officers. President Howland will attend the session, with Shepherd serving as secretary treasurer of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Shepherd
National Life Insurance Company
Montpelier
Vermont
Detroit
Mich
General Agents Association
Howland
Shepherd
Vanderpool Waived to Grand Jury on Tire Embezzlement Charge
W M Vanderpool 25 of 328 First Avenue W waived to the grand jury before Justice Henry A Stearns Saturday on an embezzlement charge preferred by the Checker Motor company Band fixed at 500 Information filed alleged he bought six tires under a conditional sales contract then con-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Vanderpool
First Avenue
Grand
Henry A. Stearns
Checker Motor Company
Vanderpool
Tire Contract Irregularities Reported
A note states that someone ceased and disposed of the tires before the contract could be satisfied, raising questions about compliance and fulfillment obligations.
Stone And Sand Group Meets In District Conference
Representatives of the crushed stone sand gravel and slag industries in district C met at the Hotel Roosevelt Saturday with Logan Blizzard of McGregor as executive secretary. Twenty five attended to discuss uses of sand and gravel, sales promotion plans and open price policies under the code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District C
Logan Blizzard
McGregor
Hotel Roosevelt
Linn County Work Relief Payroll Totals $5 468 For Week
The Linn county work relief payroll for the week ended Thursday totaled 5 468 75 dollars for 1 149 workers. They were employed 10 911 hours with the largest crew of 160 on road maintenance and 159 on Hawthorne Youngs hill road project. On Palo road 106 men were employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
County
Hawthorne- Young's Hill
Palo Road
Two Drivers Lose Licenses For Reckless Driving
In police court, RR. Kelly of 1921 Washington avenue SE and Edward Muller of 1418 Fourth avenue SE pled guilty to reckless driving and were deprived of their licenses for thirty days. Each paid $1.50 in court costs. F. Wellen of 1047 Third avenue SE was fined $2 and costs for overtime parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T RR. Kelly
Washington Avenue SE
Edward Muller
Fourth Avenue SE
F. Wellen
Third Avenue SE
Labor Registers Protest Against Auto Code Renewal
Detroit AP report: The A F L protests Roosevelt's 90 day auto code extension citing wages and industry profits. F J Dillon condemns the action and calls for a thorough industry investigation while pledging support for the president's inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Registers
Detroit
Roosevelt
A. F. of L
F. J. Dillon
Blondell Mother Gives Birth To Baby Boy
Hollywood star Joan Blondell and George Barnes welcomed a baby boy weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. The infant arrived Friday night and both mother and child were reported as doing fine by Saturday physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Norman Scott Barres
Joan Blondell
George Barnes
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Brennan Named Customs Collector at Louisville by White House
The White House announced Saturday that Harry M. Brennan has been appointed collector of customs at Louisville. The nomination follows a presidential decision and marks Brennan's entry into federal customs leadership in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry M. Brennan
Louisville
White House
Bengali child swims 16 hours in Calcutta tank
A five-year-old girl, Manu Banerjee, swam and floated for sixteen and a half hours in the College Square tank in Calcutta. Reported as a endurance record, she learned to swim only four months earlier and appeared frail but unharmed after the feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
INS
Manu Banerjee
College Square Tank
Miss Perkins Predicts Job Insurance Laws
Des Moines AP Frances Perkins secretary of labor predicted Congress will pass social insurance legislation including job insurance and old age benefits. She spoke at the Iowa Teachers convention on a long range program to guard against mass poverty and future depressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Congress
Frances Perkins
Iowa
Roosevelt
Committee On
Miss Perkins
Independent Candidate J M Albright Seeks 2nd District Post
J M Albright of 1048 Sixth Street Marion runs as an independent in the second district supervisor race. Born July 7 1864 in Johnson County he spent over thirty years as a commercial traveler and worked with Orr Brothers Supply Cedar Rapids and Standard Oil. He married September 21 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Albright
Sixth Street
Marion
Mr. Albright
Johnson County
Orr Brothers’ Supply Company
Cedar Rapids
Standard Oil Company
German club elects officers at Waukon junior college
Officers elected by the German club of Waukon junior college for the current year are Ellen McCullough president Monica Robinson vice president Paul Hendrick secretary treasurer. The organization has thirty three members and plans a Christmas program featuring a German language play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Waukon Junior College
Ellen McCullough
Monica Robinson
Paul Hendrick
Bomb Blasts Havana Hotel Presidente Lobby
A terrorist bomb shattered the lobby of the Hotel Presidente in Havana on a Saturday night. Prominent American guest Charles R. Cameron United States consul general escaped injury as several floors worth of windows exploded and police opened a swift inquiry into possible anti American motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
INS
Charles R. Cameron
United States
Cameron
Indiana Republicans Tie Dillinger Escape to Spoils System
Crown Point Indiana Republicans blame the spoils system of the Democratic administration for prison escapes after John Dillinger’s jail breakout. Mayor Vincent Youkey assigns twenty five special guards to prevent kidnaping by state troopers as the US government takes charge of the Dillinger investigation following a Chicago conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Point
Ind
John Dillinger
United States
Dillinger
Chicago
James R. Fleming
J. Edward Barce
Twelve Injured In New Clash Of Rival Pa. Mine Unions
In Nantico re Pa a clash between United Mine Workers and United Anthracite Miners left eleven miners and a policeman injured. Over 1,300 men fought near Susquehanna colliery No 7 as the UMWA men, about 1,000 strong, routed some 300 anthracite pickets. Firearms were used but no revolver wounds reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanticore
United Mine Workers of America
United Anthracite Miners of
Pennsylvania
Susquehanna Colliery No
United Mine Workers
Report Of Domestic Reconciliation Is Confusing To Mary
Mary Pickford arrived in Chicago and faced chaotic reports of a reconciliation with Douglas Fairbanks. Reporters pressed her for a yes or no while she deflected, remarking that a Kansas City dispatch about reconciliation involved a single man who could be a scenario writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary
Doug
Kansas City
Anne Adams Pattern Book Is Ready for Orders
The new Anne Adams fashion book promises stylish, wearable garments with easy to follow patterns. It targets matron, college girl, and children’s clothing with clear instructions and affordable making tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Americans Clear Miss Lyster and Griffith Johnson in Munich Incident
In Munich two American travelers Miss Helen Lyster of New Rochelle and Griffith Johnson of Washington were detained nine hours on espionage charges after a Nazi SS drill encounter. They were released after police checked films showing no use of a camera. Consular officials called the incident unfortunate and noted limited diplomatic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Helen Lyster
New Rochelle
N. Y
Griffith Johnson
Washington, D. C
Miss Lyster
Johnson
Germany
Miss Geyster
Two Film Players Menaced By Pranks In Hollywood
Lola Andre and Ann Sothern, famous film actresses, faced scare last night as two men knocked at Andre’s door and urged a ride. Sothern received a mysterious note directing a phone call to a drug store pay station, prompting talk of a bodyguard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Lola Andre
Ann Sothern
Miss Andre
Wampas
Miss Sothern
Doumergue Maintains Cabinet With Truce In Paris
Paris AP Gaston Doumergue preserved his cabinet by a political truce as six radical socialists with Edouard Herriot kept freedom to vote against the dissolution bill. The cabinet reached a majority accord while radicals reserved their liberty to oppose the measure in parliament after a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Gaston Doumergue
Doumergue
Edouard Herriot
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Herriot
Don Barnes Plans New Nassau Street Home
Excavation has begun for a four bedroom brick veneer home at 308 Nassau Street SE by local attorney Don Barnes who lives at 2256 Grande Avenue SE. The $19,000 house will have a basement recreation room built by McKay Brothers and is set for occupancy in May or June. it will feature a built in garage and white paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassau Street
Don Barnes
Grande Avenue
Barnes
McKay Brothers
Truck overturns near Manchester after ditch choice
An American Petroleum 10 wheel oil truck, carrying 1360 gallons of gasoline and kerosene, overturned eight miles east of Manchester on primary 10 Thursday night. Driver Fred Smith of Manchester escaped injury though the vehicle dumped about 300 gallons and left the wheels in the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
American Petroleum Company
Fred Smith
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Garretts Entertain
Miss Myers
Ziers
Sigma Iota Zeta
Rebekah
Junior Hadassah
Busy Bee Club
Betas Coe
Coe Chapel
S. D. Fisher
Topeka
Kan
J. J O'Hern
E Avenue NE
Franklin E. Katterjohn
the Gazette
Willam Bramer
Wyoming
William Yarolim
Monmouth
National Housing Association
Emma Scott
Fourth Street
Joe Mekota
Eighth Street
Tri Delta Sorority
Stone and Sand Group
Indiana
German City
Jake
Nassau St
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