Harvest Home Music Program at Westminster Church
After the harvest-home dinner at Westminster Presbyterian church, M Morrison will preside over the harvest-home music program. Participants include Marjorie Hungerford Cook with an organ prelude Beulah Wessale cello solo, Francis Macerov sky piano solo, Mrs Cook and Jean Blackstone piano organ duo, Rev James H Blackstone Jr with Westminster choir Eloise Basler and Rev Blackstone in a duet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
M. Morrison
Marjorie Hungerford Cook
Beulah Wessale
Francis Macerovsky
Phi Kappa Phi Initiates Eight At Coe College
Eight seniors at Coe College will join the Phi Kappa Phi honor society in a Monday library ceremony, with a dinner in Voorhees hall. Ninety attendees including trustees and spouses are invited. Inductees include Edith Boardman, Ruth Rich, Patricia Salter, Kenneth Anderson, Steven Barwick, John Schwenke, James Hodgson, and Thomas Brive. Dr Paul Spencer Wood of Grinnell College will speak at the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Kappa Phi
Coe College
Voorhees Hall
Edith Boardman
Thomas Brive
James Hodgson
James B. Hodgson
Ruth Rich
Patricia Salter
Anne B Salter
Cedar Rapids
Kenneth Anderson
Kanawha
Steven Barwick
Lincoln
Neb
John Schwenke
Sigournes
Paul Spencer Wood
Grinnell College
Irvin L. Churchill
Leroy M Coffin
Betty H Pritchett
Mrs Perkins hosts Martha Marquis circle luncheon
Mrs W Perkins of Bever Avenue SE will entertain members of the Martha Marquis circle Thursday at 1 pm. Luncheon attendees include Mrs Max Daehler Mrs John M Henry Mrs Walter S Newell Mrs Stanley J Wesley and Mrs Alfred W Meyer. The program on Thanksgiving in America will be presented by Mrs Herbert Gerstman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Perkins
Bever Avenue SE
Martha Marquis Circle
Max Daehler
John M. Henry
Walter S Newell
Stanley J Wesley
Alfred W. Meyer
America
Herbert Gerstman
Cedar Rapids Theater Board Meets Monday at Mrs Glasstow Home
Cedar Rapids Community theater board members will convene Monday at 7:30 at the residence of Mrs Wills A Glasstow located at 1840 Bever Avenue SE for a routine meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs Walton P Keller Move to New Home
Mr and Mrs Walton P Keller of 1526 Second Avenue SE are moving this week into their new residence at 2160 F Avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton P Keller
Second Avenue SE
F Avenue NE
American Legion auxiliary to meet for 1942 enrollment drive
Members of Hanford unit No 5 American Legion auxiliary will meet Wednesday at 2 pm in the Memorial building dining room to plan the final membership drive. Chairmen Floyd Mosburg and Joseph Sponar outline plans. eligible include wives, mothers, sisters, and daughters of members and veterans, plus war service women. An executive board meeting precedes the auxiliary session Tuesday at 7:15 pm in the Memorial building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanford
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial
Floyd Mosburg
Joseph Sponar
American Legion
Auxiliary
Cedar Rapids
Memonail
Alumnae Event For Alpha Chi Omega At Marion Home
Alumnae of Alpha Chi Omega will be entertained Tuesday evening by Mrs Harold Nilson and Mrs C Henderson at 1087 Seventh Street, Marion. The regular meeting was moved up a week due to Armistice Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Harold Nilsson
C. Henderson
Seventh Street
Marion
Gwendolyn Caldwell Celebrates Sixth Birthday Party
Gwendolyn Caldwell daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Caldwell 509 Sixth Avenue SW celebrated her sixth birthday Sunday with an afternoon party. Guests included Diane Darragh Rherma Mitchell Laurel Jan Kechoff Joan Slocum and Patty Rowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolyn Caldwell
Eugene Caldwell
Sixth Avenue
Diane Darragh
Rherma Mitchell
Laurel Jan Kechoff
Joan Slocum
Patty Rowe
Social Activity Winds Down After Weekend of Visits
A weekend of entertaining guests in the city and visiting relatives out of town wrapped up Sunday night as travelers returned home. Among those mentioned are Mrs E H Bingham and Rockwell Bingham of 2210 Grande Avenue SE and Mr and Mrs Max Daehler of 1800 Second Avenue SE with sons Rockwell Max and Mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frther
E #H Bingham
Rockwell Bingham
Grande Avenue SE
Max Daehler
Second Avenue SE
Rockwell
Max
Mark
T G Rockwell
Winnetka
Karl P. Blaise
Country Club Parkway
Betsy
Arthur C Neumann
Des Moines
W B Ives
Crescent Street
Vivian
Jerome Richie
Oelwein
Jim Darlett
Casey Smith
Independence
Wallace Darling, Jr
F. Wallace Darling
Cottage Grove Avenue
Wallace
Iowa State College
Donna Jeanne Johnson
University of Iowa
C S Johnson
Seventh Street
Baby shower honors Mrs Dale Dripps with bridge prizes
Mrs Horace Achter hosted a Friday evening baby shower at 376 Park Terrace SE honoring Mrs Dale Dripps. Attending were Mesdames Le Marre Newell George Cervenka Earl Wilson David Dripps Adrian Pillars Milton Jenkins and Misses Carmen Grennan Pearl Messial Edythe Robertson Bernice Leege. Prizes for bridge were won by Miss Leege Mrs Jenkins and Mrs Newell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Achter
Park Terrace SE
Dale Dripps
Mrs Bain Hosts Dorothys Seventh Birthday Party
Mrs Glenn Bain of 3900 B avenue NE entertained Saturday afternoon for her daughter Dorothy on her seventh birthday. Guests included Gregg Wilson Sandra Frakes Ruth Kraut Erma White Kay Lambert Isabelle Brague Kathern Bain and Roberta Bain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Bain
B Avenue NE
Dorothy
Gregg Wilson
Sandra Frakes
Ruth Kraut
Erma White
Kay Lambert
Isabelle Brague
Kathern Bain
Roberta Bain
Miss Edith Jones Shower Honored By Patrick Casey Host
Miss Edith Jones of Davenport guest of honor at a bridal shower Sunday morning given by Mrs Patrick Casey at 1257 Fifth Avenue SE. Seventeen guests attended as Miss Jones, soon to wed Henning Thompson of Rock Island, attends Coe College and is affiliated with Alpha Xi Delta sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Jones
Davenport
Henning Thompson
Rock Island, II
Patrick Casey
Fifth Avenue SE
Miss Jones
Coe College
Alpha = Xi Delta sorority
Fillmore Blue Birds elect new group officers
Jennie Novotny was elected president of the newly organized Fillmore Blue Bird group sponsored by the Fillmore PTA. Guardian of the group Mrs M E Fatka hosted the first meeting at her home. Lois Yuva became vice president, Jean Hrdlicka secretary, Maureen Fatka attendance, and Diane Sewell hostess. Wide-A-Wake is the group name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Novotny
Blue Bird
Filmore Pta
M E. Fatka
C Avenue N
Lois Yuva
Jean Hrdlicka
Maureen Fatka
Diane Sewell
Social 50 Club Picnic at Mrs Shepard's Home
The Social 50 club will meet on Wednesday at 1 pm for a picnic luncheon hosted by Mrs. Charles Shepard at 1215 First Avenue East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social 50 Club
Charles Shepard
First Avenue E
Forthcoming marriage of Miss Ethel Santon and Robert Buchan
Plans announce the forthcoming marriage on November 26 of Miss Ethel Mae Santon of Washington DC to Robert G Buchan son of Mr and Mrs George Buchan of Cedar Rapids. Miss Santon is employed by the government after Cedar Rapids Ce dar Rapids Business college graduation. Mr Buchan, a Chicago Advertising School attendee, is a salesman for Continental Baking and a Roosevelt high school graduate. They will reside in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Santon
Sixth Avenue
Ethel Mae Santon
Washington, DC
Robert G Buchan
George Buchan
First Avenue
Washington
Miss Santon
Tama
Cedar Rapids
Buchan
Chicago Professional School of Advertising
Continental Baking Company
Roosevelt High School
Waterloo
Halloween Party Hosted by Connie McClary
A dinner and Halloween party was given Friday evening by Connie McClary daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey C McClary of 335 Crescent Street S Her guests included Marie Louise Marshall Judith Boynton Judith Johnston Penny Jones Sandra Torstenson Mary Miller Susan Moon Susan Clapp Mary Lou Broghammer Barbara Yarowski Barbara Booth Jane Blake Marjorie Hahn Marcia McWilliams and Gretchen Figge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie McClary
Harveys C MecClary
Crescent Street
Marie Louise Marshall
Judith Boynton
Judith Johnston
Penny Jones
Sandra Torstenson
Mary Miller
Susan Moon
Susan Clapp
Mary Lou Broghammer
Barbara Yarowski
Barbara Booth
Jane Blake Marjorie Hahn
Marcia McWilliams
Gretchen Figge
Roosevelt hotel luncheon for Stephens alumnae
The Roosevelt hotel will host a Stephens College alumnae luncheon on Thursday at 12 15 pm. Reservations may be made with Mrs Dean Stauffacher by calling 2 8601. Those not yet contacted are welcome to make reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
Girll
Stephens College
Dean Stauffacher
Shower for Miss Viv lin Danberg Bride-Elect
A Sunday shower for Miss Vivlin Danberg, Nov 22 bride elect of Robert Hammond, was hosted by Miss Winifred Johnson and Miss Lenora Kelley at the Kelley home on 613 Third Avenue SW. Prizes for dance went to Mrs. F. J. Danberg and Mrs. Eileen Carstens, with many others from the community attending and sharing the courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivlin Danberg
Robert Hammond
Winifred Johnson
Lenora Kelley
Kelley
Third Avenue
F. J. Danberg
Eileen Carstens
L. A Lower
J H, Kelles
D C, McGuire
Ann Pals
Maxine Weed
Mabel Holm
Elin Cars
Theta Xi Elects Alumni Officers In Iowa City
Fred C. Woolrich of 363 Second Avenue SW was elected president of the University of Iowa alumni chapter of Theta Xi at a Saturday meeting in Iowa City. Dr. John W. Alltfillisch of 3245 Nineteenth Street NE was chosen to the board of directors. Cedar Rapids participants included L. S. Barber, Alvin G. Keyes, and John Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Woolrich
Second Avenue
University of Iowa
Theta XI
Iowa City
John W Alitfillisch
Nineteenth Street
Cedar Rapids
L. S Barber
Alvin G. Keyes
John Graham
Book reviews set for Cedar Rapids Woman's Club meeting
Mrs C C Hillhouse will review You Can t Do Business With Hitler by Douglas Miller and Mrs S C Stookes will review My New Order by Adolf Hitler at the International Relations Department gathering of the Cedar Rapids Woman s Club on Wednesday at 10 30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Hillhouse
Hitler
Douglas Miller
Halloween Birthday Party for Miss Vosmek
A combined Halloween and birthday party was held Saturday evening for Miss Mary Louise Vosmek age 15. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Vosmek of 1612 Fifth Street NW. Sixty guests attended with games and a scavenger hunt as the diversions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Vosmek
Louis Vosmek
Fifth Street NW
Meeting of Chil dren's Home board Tuesday at 10 am
A meeting of the board of managers of the Children's Home is scheduled for Tuesday at 10 am at the home. The notice calls for attendance by the board members and outlines the time and place of the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Home
Halloween Party At Weatherwax Home Prompted Prizes
Members of the Aowakiya Camp Fire group gathered Saturday evening at Lois Weatherwax’s home 1320 Eighth street NW for a Halloween party Mary Haworth and Jeanette Crawford received prizes for best costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aowakiya
Lois Weatherwax
Eighth Street
Mary Haworth
Jeanette Crawford
Birthday surprise honors Mrs Navratil at home
Mrs Frances Navratil of 1201 Fifth street SE was surprised Sunday afternoon by 15 friends who gathered at her home to honor her birthday. A gift was presented and bingo provided the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Navratil
Fifth Street
Ida Mansfield circle to meet for luncheon at Mrs Engel home
Members of the Ida Mansfield circle of the Kings Daughters will gather Tuesday at 1 p.m. for a luncheon hosted by Mrs W Paul Engel at 2237 Linden Drive SE. The meeting will be held in her residence as part of the group’s regular social program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mansfield
The
Kings Daughters
W . Paul Engel
Linden Drive
Coe Groups Entertain At Parties
Coe college Halloween events featured Alpha Xi Delta hosting a dance with masked pledges revealed during intermission. Faculty attendees included Dr. and Mrs Vernon E Lichtenstein and others while Dorothea Benbow led arrangements. Pleiades hosted a Skeleton Haunt at Dorothy Palmer’s home with games, a horror room, ghost stories, and a treasure hunt. prizes awarded to Miss Gunnison and Miss Sloan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Vernon E Lichtenstein
Bernard L. Smith
William W. Tongue
Dorothea Benbow
Misses Benbow
Anne Louise Engberg
Rosalee Gill
Patricia Hashaw
Pauline Huston
Marion Johnson
Ruth McDermott
Dorothea Moser
Dorothy Mueller
Betty Jane Nelson
Jean Preston
Florence Phoenix
Dorothy Jane Plock
Jean Richardson
Lucia Mae Smith
Helen Fiske
Dorothy Stookey
Kay Stewart
Anna Mae Andresen
Arline Armstrong
Marjorie Engberg
Betty Fosher
Martha Fosher
Barbara Gerke
Julia Jones
Bonnie King
Ruth Knight
Jeannette Miller
Carleen Peterson
Marilyn Schellhorn
Mary Swanson
Marjorie Parchmen
Charles Zimmerman
Jack Walters
Willis Heubner
Robert Gaskill
Herold Miller
Charles Laxson
Ralph Nelson
Marvin Heubner
Ronald Stetzel
James Hodgson
Robert Murray
Kenny McDermott
Bob White
Robert Carnes
Carl Tyerson
Mitchell Moret
Ferris Howland
Charles Fletcher
Tom Wallace
Derle Shafstal
Jack Faber
Bob Moe
Lou Moulder
Bus Karlie
Vernon Enck
Bert Offnar
Bob Lundquist
Bob Hilsabeck
Don Leachem
Ed Spear
Cal Johnson
Merlin McCullough
Carl Kochn
Coe
Pleiades Society
Dorothy Palmer
Upland Drive
Beth Klenk
Velma Anderson
Jean Myerly
Mary Louise Robinson
Marthabelle Prickett
Marcia Boone
Idelle Ferguson
Audrey Gunnison
Selma Shupp
Virginia Sloan
Drucilla Underwood
Kathyryn Phillips
Irma Kubik
Ellabelle Ferrie
Klenk
Miss Gunnison
Miss Sloan
Cornish Hibbs Wedding Saturday
Mr and Mrs Joseph Horak announce the marriage of their daughter Carolyn Cornish to Clarence C Hibbs of Cedar Rapids. The couple wed Saturday in Unionville and will reside in Cedar Rapids where Hibbs works for LaPlant Choate. The bride, a Franklin High School graduate, is employed by Quaker Oats. A bridal shower will honor Mrs Hibbs Monday evening hosted by her sisters in the Glow room of the Gas company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Horak
Third Avenue
Carolyn Cornish
Clarence C Hibbs
Cedar Rapids
C. Hibbs
Unionville
Moa
Hibbs
LaPlant-Choate Company
Quaker Oats Company
Franklin High School
Roy Freshwater
William Cornish
Gas Company
Graduate Nurses Club Dinner Meeting Planned
A dinner meeting for the Graduate Nurses' club is scheduled for Thursday at 6 30 p.m. in the Commonwealth tea room. Reservations can be made with Mrs. E G Kieck at 22991 or Mrs. Neva Bowser at 5416.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Graduate Nurses’ Club
E. G Kieck
Neva Bowser
Carl Jensen Leaves After Visiting Mother
Carl Walter Jensen, who visited his mother Mrs Edith Jensen at 1623 B avenue NE, departed Monday morning for the Great Lakes Naval Training Station to be sent to an aviation mechanics school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Walter Jensen
Edith Jensen
Avenue NE
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
A A W Reading Group Sets Wednesday Meeting
Mrs Frank V Orr 2058 Fifth avenues to host the A A W afternoon reading group on Wednesday at 2 pm The Sun is My Undoing will be reviewed by Mrs John T Hecker ensuring a disciplined literary session with local members in attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank V. Orr
Fifth Avenue SE
John T. Hecker
St Margaret's Guild Luncheon Held At Mrs Yuill Home
Mrs James H Yuill hosted a noon luncheon and guild meeting at her Pleasant Drive SE residence for St Margaret's guild of St John Episcopal Church Assistant hostesses were Mrs Harold R Trewin Mrs Harry M Ivins and Mrs Neil Montgomery assisting at the event held Monday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Yuill
Pleasant Drive
St. Margaret's Guild of
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Harold R. Trewin
Harry M Ivins
Neil Montgomery
Jolly Dozen Club Meeting At Bates Home
Mrs J and E Bates host the Jolly Dozen club gathering Wednesday at 2 p.m. at 1551 Bever, inviting members to attend and share items for the afternoon.
City Briefs Highlight Local Meetings and Personnel
Linn tent and loway hive plan meetups Thursday at Sokohall and Cedar Rapids Gas glow room hosts a cooking class Tuesday afternoon. Cub Mothers and St John's Guild announce midweek gatherings and dessert luncheon details. Homecrafters discuss wood finishing with Owen at his SE residence. Private Wetzel returns from Camp Claiborne after 15 days with his mother. Navy signalman Kovarik visits Norfolk after eleven days ashore. Schrader assigned to Las Vegas air corps gunnery school after enlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wetzel
158Th Field Artillery
Camp Claiborne
Seventh Street
Jerry C. Schrader
Sidney Street
Army
Air Corps Gunnery School
Las Vegas
Nev
Jefferson Barracks
R. T. Smith
Harvest Party for Grace Church Opens Tonight at Eight
Grace church hosts Party of the Month tonight at 8. A harvest time theme frames the event. The playground commission invites anyone interested in recreational leadership to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Playground Commission
Watson Jr. Leaves for RAF Squadron in London
Mr and Mrs George C Gorman of Windermere apartments announce their nephew George I Watson Jr of Chicago has joined a Royal Canadian Air Force squadron bound for Buckingham Palace Road London England. Mr Watson has visited Cedar Rapids on several occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Gorman
Windermere Apartments
George I. Watson, Jr
Chicago
Royal Canadian Air Corps
Buckingham Palace Road
London
England
Mr. Watson
Cedar Rapids
Scout and Cub Leaders Session at Coe College Campus
The second session of the annual university of scouting offers training for Boy Scout and Cub leaders. It will be held Tuesday at 7 15 p.m. A handcraft course for Cub leaders starts in First Presbyterian church while other classes meet in the administration building on the Coe College campus. The six week course began last week, and registration is free for anyone interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Scouting
First Presbyterian Church
Coe College
Star salesmen visit for Iowa Indiana game chartered interurban car
Star salesmen of the Honey Mead Products company attended the Iowa Indiana game Saturday as guests of R P Andreas president of the company chartering an interurban car, the group of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honeymead Products Company
R P. Andreas
Jap Press Grows More Truculent Toward U.S.
Tokyo broadcasts warn the United States will crush Japan in the Far East and promise a forthcoming “most important” declaration on stalled relations. The press frames Parliament’s session as pivotal and urges swift shifts in American policy amid Meiji era nationalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TORIO
United States
Japan
Far East
Germany
America
Meiji
Awards banquet honors top salesmen at Roosevelt hotel
More than 50 persons attended the game and returned for a dinner dance at the Roosevelt hotel. D. O Andreas, salesmanager, presented gold tons with a diamond setting to the 12 highest salesmen: Bill Bodley, Bull Somerville, Fred Bell, Tom In right, Steve Vetter, John Somerville, H E Jamison, Lloyd Petersen, Glen Herrick, L Stoltz, James Rahe, and Stanley Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
D. O Andreas
Concern
Bill Bodley
Bull Somerville
Fred Bell
Tom Inright
Steve Vetter
John Somerville
H E. Jamison
Lloyd Petersen
Glen Herrick
L. Stoltz
James Rahe
Stanley Graham
Allies In Mid-East Now Largely Armed With U. S. Material
Ankara dispatches report diplomatic circles say a German push toward Caucasus oilfields would be opposed by British and Russian forces, with Nazis meeting a force equipped mainly with American war materiel. Allied Middle East forces are shaping into a United States army in material, as over 70 American ships serve the region daily. American technicians and advisers aid air defense upgrades and faster deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ankara
Turkey
Caucasus
Middle East
United States
America First pushes probe on Reuben James incident
Washington delegates at a two day America First convention urged Senator Walsh to initiate an investigation into the Reuben James incident. The body adopted a resolution seeking defeat of any senator or representative voting to repeal neutrality act provisions and urged the President to withdraw US troops from Iceland and remove navy units from war zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ins
Walsh
Mass
Naval Affairs Committee
America First Committee
Reuben James
Amos R. E. Pinchot
New York
Senate
House
United States
Iceland
United States Navy
Hore-Belisha Urges Action to Aid Reds in Russia
Former War Secretary Leslie Hore-Belisha called for precise military action to aid the Russian cause, saying muscular effort could break the grip on Russia. He spoke in London on Monday, urging decisive steps to rally support and effect a change in the Soviet situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hore-Belisha
Action
Reds
London
Leslie Hore-Belisha
Russia
Scout Committee And Commissioners To Meet
Meetings of the Cedar Rapids Boy Scout district committee Waubeek Area council commissioners and the Cub mothers are scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday The district committee will meet Tuesday noon at the Lafayette cafe with Rollo Pickford chairman in charge Council commissioners will hold their meeting in the Paramount theater building Wednesday at 7 30 p m John L Berger Cedar Rapids district commissioner will be in charge Cub mothers will meet Wednesday at 1 30 p m in the Chamber of Commerce building
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Still No Program To Help Small Business
Washington report notes 20,000 small manufacturing concerns risk shutdowns due to material shortages. OPM admits no program has been developed to cope with the looming priorities depression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sns
OPM
City Hall notes reveal October fines and water data
A city council report shows October fines totaling $770 and court fees $385. George C. Kacere won renewal of a class C beer permit for 1043 Third Avenue SE. Waterworks receipts for October total $4 847 84 with sales tax, and sewer disposal rentals reach $6 172 77. Water pumped was 147 456 000 gallons. permanent improvements totaled $5 499 38. Cedar Rapids users received 1 088 BTU heat content on average. An ordinance requires a minimum of 1 035.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Kacere
Third Avenue SE
H. F Blomquist
Cedar Rapids
Senator Langer Accused of Paying for Favor with Judge
James Mulloy testified that Senator Langer paid about 1,700 to 1,800 dollars to two men to influence a federal judge before Langer's 1935 trial. Payments went to C N Leedom and Gale Wyman, son of Judge Lee Wyman, with part aiding the judge’s son. Langer faced a senate elections committee hearing on his fitness to serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James Mulloy
North Dakota
Langer
N. D
Mulloy
North Dakota Industrial and Securities Commission
Senate Elections Committee
Edward Burke
Nebraska
C N Leedom
United States
South Dakota
Gale Wyman
Lee Wyman
Wyman
Leedom
Mullny
Tee Wyman
Federal
Italy's Claims Not Forgotten II Duce Declares
Rome AP reports Premier Mussolini says Italy does not forget its claims. He signals that Italian demands for Nice Savoy Tunis Corsica and Djibouti have not been abandoned amid France Germany collaboration talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Mussolini
Italy
Nice
Savoy
Tunis
Corsica
Jibuti
Germany
Traffic court fines mark first day of safety week
Police court held a traffic docket with eleven motorists paying fines and one excused. C J Conners and Frank Ross faced the heaviest penalties, each $25 and costs for reckless driving. Conners was cited after a stop for suspected intoxication though not deemed intoxicated. Several others paid smaller sums for speeds from 35 to 57 mph, failing to yield, faulty brakes, or stop sign violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Conners
Seventh Street
Frank Ross
Second Avenue
Conners
Steve Stolba
Ross
Specters
Hubert C. Walker
Kenneth Collins
Howard Trevelyan
McKinley Street
Keith Engle
Fifth Avenue
Marion
Merle
Syler
Fifth Avenue SW
Russell Clark
Springville
Man Indicted For Draft Evasion Volunteers For Service
Kenneth Bartosh, indicted by a September federal grand jury for draft evasion, volunteers for military service and will be inducted from the east side board on Armistice Day November 11. He had been charged with failing to return his draft questionnaire and previously served time in the south for an attempted armed holdup. A Sioux City court call cleared the way for his induction. Also volunteering is Crawford Cox of 520 Eighth Avenue SE from board No 1, to be inducted the same day. Additional men from the west side and Marion boards were named to be inducted on Armistice Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Bartosh
Grand Jury
Army
East Side Board
Baretosh
Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
Ice
Draft
Bartosh
Crawford Cox
Eighth Avenue SE
West Side Board
Marion
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Westminster Church
Frederick G Murray
Arthur Poe
Sutherland C Dows
Trnse
Ph Kappa Phi
Martha Marquis
Theater Board
W. P. Kellers
Alpha Chi Omega
Mrs. Achter
Mrs. Bain
Fillmore Blue Birds
Social
Martin
Patriot Permanent
Vitrall
Chen Yu
Martin's
Stephens
Danberg
Miss Vosmek
Children's Home Board
Aowakiya Camp Fire
Mrs. Navratil
Carl Jensen
Mother
A. A. A. W. Reading Group
ST. Margaret's Guild
J &E, Bates
Bever Avenue
Jolly Dozen Club
City Briefs
Linn
Loway Hive
Sokohall
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Cub Mothers Club
Chamber of Commerce
W. E. Owen
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
Ronald Sears
Henry Geiger
St. John's Guild
Adair
Fourteenth Street
Sunday Gazette
M. J Thompson
Sunshine Mission
Crescent Lodge No
Masonic Hall
Clifton M. Parker
Gene Kovarik
J. W. Kovarik
Seventh Avenue
Norfolk
U. S.S. Calhoun
Geo. Watson, Jr
Scout
Cub
Honeymead
Jap Press
U.S
Berlin
Zweelfuhrblatt
Copenhagen
Berlingske Tidende
Mid-East
U. S
Reuben James Case
Scout Committee
Lydia E. Pinkham
City Hall
Sen. Langer
II Duce
T the
American Institute of Laundering
NORGE
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