Needlework Guild In gathering quota reported by director
With one director reporting a completed quota for the Needlework Guild annual ingathering all section presidents directors members and others in terested are reminded that garments and household linen must be received during the ingathering days Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday at 711 Second avenue SE The first quota came from Mrs F A Ingram section No 5 head of the Suburban Co-Workers who turned in twelve dresses in sizes 6 8 and 10 ten pairs of hose and a money donation Membership requires two new identical armor pieces of household laundry en
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Avenue SE
F. A. Ingram
Householden
Methodist youth address at St Pauls Cedar Rapids
The Rev Lloyd Gustafson of Mount Vernon will speak to Cedar Rapids and Marion Methodist youths at St Pauls Cedar Rapids Sunday evening. About 300 expected with 5 to 6 p.m. get acquainted period, 6 luncheon, 6:45 Armistice service in the auditorium. McKinley High School orchestra will play a 20 minute concert before the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Gustafson
First Methodist
Mount Vernon
Cedar Rapids
Marion
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
R. S. Phillips
St. James Methodist Church
W. C. Grant
John Huss Methodist Church
St. Paul’s
McKinley High School
Paul Anthony
Gustafson
Former circus promoter Edward Ballard slain in Hot Springs
Edward Ballard a 62 year old circus promoter and owner died after being shot in a hotel room in Hot Springs Arkansas Robert Alexander a 65 year old Detroit gambler and former Ballard partner shot himself after the incident Police found Ballard dead in a chair and Alexander fatally wounded Ballard had built a gambling empire including Browns in French Lick Springs and West Baden and later entered the circus world through Hagenbeck Wallace He later owned multiple circuses and fought a long war with Ringling Brothers Ballard survived by his wife a son at Yale and a daughter at Bennett Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Ins
Edward Ballard
Lohbler
Robert Alexander
Detroit
Ballard
Miami
Alexander
Capone
Florida
Brown
French Lick Springs
Ind
West Baden Springs
Circular Hotel
French Lick
Browns
the Gorge
Norman Ballard
Hagenback
Wallace
John Robinson
Sells-Floto
Yankee Robinson
Ringling Brothers
Madison Square Garden
New York
Ringling
Circus Brothers
Yale
Bennett School
Boston
Luncheon And Bridge Party At Elks Club Attended by 166 Women
One hundred sixty six women attended a Friday afternoon luncheon and bridge party at the Elks club house. Prizes in contract and auction bridge were awarded to multiple attendees and a door prize went to Mrs. L. A. Kessler. The organizing committee was led by Mrs. E Harold Skinner with several co chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club House
Contract Bridge
Harry Hunter
B. B. Hickenlooper
James W. Bell
H. C. Jensen
William Chadima
A. G. Brown
L. B. Stevenson
Auction Bridge
G. J. Joyce
W. P. Rohrbach
Carl F. Goodwin
A. H. Lankau
F. A. Brookhiser
C. C. Drew
Charles W. Radeke
William T. Hruska
L. A. Kessler
E. Harold Skinner
Don Hines
David Bleakley
H. Robertson
C. J. Bundy
Willard Chadima
M. F. Mitvalsky
Miss Burr Honored At Dinner And Party
Cedar Rapids Camp Fire officials hosted a dinner at the Warren home to honor Miss Ariana Burr who leaves for San Diego to take a Camp Fire executive role there. A map centerpiece traced Burrs Cedar Rapids to San Diego journey and favors used Camp Fire symbols. Guests included Miss Jane Niles Iowa City and others from Cedar Rapids and Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Warren
Cedar Rapids
Camp Fire Girls’ Council
Wells C. Peck
Camp Fire Guardians’ Association
Warren
Fifth Avenue SE
Ariana Burr
San Diego
Calif
Camp Fire
United States
Miss Walters Hosts Harrison Teachers At Her Home
Miss Marjorie Walters principal of Harrison school entertained present and former teachers at her home 325 Sixteenth Street NE Friday evening. Chrysanthemum theme carried in refreshments and decorations. Court whist prizes went to Miss Helen Duncan and Miss Ethel Witt with numerous teachers attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Walters
Harrison School
Sixteenth Street
Helen Duncan
Ethel Witt
Lucille Elledge
Helen Ford
Cordelia Theiss
Beth Hubbard
Charlotte Springsteen
Joy Anderson
Anna Soukup
Ruth Culbreth
Jane Lilja
Ruth Kemp
Iola Till
Honor Couple Hosts Shower for Future Spouses
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Trembley entertained at a miscellaneous shower Friday night for Miss Mae Schmitt and Eveard Hartson who will wed Sunday. Attendees included Mrs Schmitt, Mr Hartson, and several couples, with prizes won by Mr Hartson and Mrs Beatty among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Trembley
N Street
Mae Schmitt
Eveard Hartson
Mrs Schmitt
Hartson
Marion Beatty
Don Nelson
Joseph F. Schmitt, Jr
Renata Kremenak
Alta Hartson
Orville Schmitt
Hart
Mrs Ed Plummer Returns After Month in Albion and Kansas City
Mrs Ed Plummer of 617 Eighth Avenue SW returned home after a month away visiting her brother W G Wilson in Albion Oklahoma whom she had not seen in over fifty years. She also spent time in Kansas City Missouri and visited a brother in St Joseph Missouri for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Plummer
Eighth Avenue
Albion
Okla
W. G. Wilson
Plummer
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Family party returns from Kansas and Nebraska tour
Mrs. Frank Naibert Mrs. Nai bert and Ethel Fahnle of 410 Eighth Avenue SW and Mrs. Ed Zerzanek of 1821 Ridgewood Terrace SE came back after a two week visit in Kansas and Nebraska. Zerzanek visited Wilbur Nebraska while the others visited relatives in Wash Hinton Kan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Nebraska
Frank Naibert
Paul Naibert
Ethel Fahnle
Eighth Avenue SW
Ed Zerzanek
Ridgewood Terrace
Mizpah Circle Daughters Hold Dessert Luncheon
Mizpah circle of the King's Daughters met at Mrs. A. J. Anderson's home on Maple Drive NW for a dessert luncheon. Mrs. J. M. Wiley led devotions and the after meal was spent sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah
King’s Daughters
A. J. Anderson
Maple Drive
J. M. Wiley
Miss Gillis Leaves for Mitchell Vacation
Miss Louise Gillis of 317 Highland drive NW left by plane Saturday for Mitchell South Dakota where she will spend her vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Gillis
Highland Drive
Mitchell, S. D
Plamore 500 Club Meeting Highlights Winners
The Plamore 500 club met recently with Mrs. Frank Foushee at 223 Thirty-first Street SE. Prizes were won by Mrs. Paul Blake and Mrs. Merrill Wilson. The next event will be hosted by Mrs. Paul Blake at 412 Thirty Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plamore 500 Club
Frank Foushee
Thirty-first Street
Paul Blake
Merrill Wilson
Thirtystreet
Alpha Xi Delta To Honor Pledges At Fall Dance
Alpha Xi Delta sorority at Coe college will honor its pledges at a fall dance in the recreation room. Decorations will feature double blue and gold. Guests include Dean Mary Bell and Miss Minna Wikoff with chaperons Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Coquillette and others. Delta Delta Delta also honored pledges at a Friday dance in the same room with silver blue and white decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Coe College
Mary Bell
Minna Wikoff
Ethel Ryan
L. E. Coquillette
Ben H. Peterson
L. E. Garwood
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
C. Ward Macy
J. F. Yothers
Dean Mary Bell
Evelyn Street
Alice B. Salter
Cultus Club Holds Annual Luncheon With Toasts
Members of the Cultus club met at the Commonwealth tea room for their annual luncheon. Mrs. Earl Hardwick as toastmaster introduced Mrs. C. H. Balheim, the first president, who recalled early members. Mrs. C. G. Howe, first secretary, responded to a toast. New members Miss Anna Marie De Castello and Mrs. R. D. Chord spoke briefly. Guest Mrs. Fred Hann gave a travel talk about a New Orleans to Panama trip along the Yucatan coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cultus Club
Commonwealth Tea Room
Earl Hardwick
C. H. Balheim
C. G. Howe
Anna Marie de Castello
R. D. Chord
Fred Hann
New Orleans
Panama
Yucatan
Shrine Auxiliary Benefit Fills 65 Tables at Montrose Hotel
Cards were played at sixty five tables at the annual benefit card party sponsored Friday evening by the El Kahir Shrine auxiliary to the Shriners hospital for crippled children. Table prizes were awarded and Mrs Roy Maddock won the draw prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
el Kahir Shrine
Shriners’ Hospital
Roy Maddock
I H N circle honors founders at fifth anniversary luncheon
Twenty members of the I. H. N. circle of the King's Daughters were entertained at a dessert luncheon by Mrs. M. F. Cox and Mrs. D. A. Nicholson. The event celebrated the circle’s fifth anniversary with purple and silver decor and a five candle birthday cake. charter members and past presidents were honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. N. Circle of the King’s Daughters
M. F. Cox
Washington Avenue SE
D. A. Nicholson
A. L. Drew
J. H. Anderson
Ida Mansfield
Linn County Union
Drew
I. H. N. Circle
C. Burnell
Owen Tisdale
Louise Leibert Circle
George Crabb
Taylor P. T. A. Meeting Highlights Subscriptions and Reports
One hundred mothers attended the Taylor P. T. A. meeting Thursday afternoon. Mrs A Raddatz reported nineteen subscriptions to the Parent-Teacher magazine and Mrs T Smith reported seventeen enrolled in the study group. October and November council reports were given by Mrs A Norman and Mrs L Jonas. Mrs William Murphy reported on the Waterloo conference. Mrs Carl Reece spoke in appreciation of the teaspoon shower. Winifred Heald gave two readings and the Iowa Electric Light and Power company presented a playlet Live and Learn. Refreshments were served by Mesdames Reece, W G McCrory, H G Forbes, E W Stodola and B Smreek, and Miss Lara Diehl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor P. T. A
A. Raddatz
T. Smith
Council
A. Norman
L. Jonas
William Murphy
Waterloo
Carl Reece
Winifred Heald
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Mesdames Reece
W. G. McCrory
H. G. Forbes
E. W. Stodola
B. Smreek
Lara Diehl
Muriel Morton Honored at Iowa Dedication Dinner
Miss Muriel Morton daughter of Mr and Mrs John M Morton of 345 Eighteenth Street SE has been chosen as one of the hostesses for the formal theater dedication dinner Saturday evening at the Memorial Union before the opening play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Morton
John M. Morton
Eighteenth Street
Memorial Union
Iowa City Group Revives Drama Dept Program
Twenty members of the drama department of the Iowa City Woman's club presented a program at a Cedar Rapids Woman's club meeting after a luncheon. One hundred women attended. Mrs. C. Benson of Iowa City reviewed a three act play and the third act was dramatized by the Iowa City group. Hostesses were Mesdames L. L. Owen H. J. Hromek Oliver Wilson and Charles Bode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City Woman’s Club
Dramatic Art
Cedar Rapids
Surprise party honors James Tresnak on thirteenth birthday
Miss Mary Tresnak hosted a Wednesday surprise party for her brother James Tresnak marking his 13th birthday. Guests included Teresa Victor Ruth Suchomel Adeline Drahos Mary Ann Dvorak Mary Zobac Mary M Panek Ivah Wright and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tresnak
James
Teresa Victor
Ruth Suchomel
Adeline Drahos
Mary Ann Dvorak
Mary Zobac
Mary M. Panek
Ivah Wright
Alice Fitzgerald
Frank Dunek
Donald Dohnalek
Robert Taylor
Joseph Mitvalsky
Charles Havlik
George Erceg
Edward Kloubec
Charles Jungman
John Pesina
Oldrich Zobac
Personal Shower for Miss Mary Jane Wernimont
Miss Bette Glenn hosted a Thursday evening shower at Mary Jane Wernimont’s home, 855 A Avenue NE, in her honor. Wernimont and Robert Welty set a November 16 wedding date. Attendees included Sophia Hoffner, Helen Kunz, Doris Tucker, Alyce Scott, and several named ladies and gentlemen. prizes from bridge and 500 were won by Kunz, McCalley, and Nye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette Glenn
Mary Jane Wernimont
Miss Wernimont
Robert Welty
Sophia Marie Hoffner
Helen Kunz
Doris Tucker
Alyce Scott
Harold Dunn
C. W. McCalley
Leslie Nye
Melvin Heerner
George McNeill
Harrison Vernimont
W. L. McCalle
Frank Sievertson
Miss Kunz
Nye
Camp Fire organizes group at Harrison School
Noreen Hiland was named president of a new Camp Fire group organized recently at Harrison school. Other officers include Joyce Richardson as vice president and Dorothy Matteson as secretary, with Marion Nosek treasurer, Mildred Navratil social chairman, and Mary Ann Paul scribe. Members listed include Leona Shrope Betty Bissel Betty Jean Gardner Betty Janu Irene Mitchell Leorda Lionas Alberta Maston Kathleen Adams Mary Ellen Dennis Juanita Dale Helen Harrington and Phyllis Schmitt. Betsy Gallagher and Mrs N Smith are guardians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noreen Hiland
Harrison School
Joyce Richardson
Dorothy Matteson
Marion Nosek
Mildred Navratil
Mary Ann Paul
Leona Shrope
Betty Bissel
Betty Jean Gardner
Betty Janu
Irene Mitchell
Leorda Lionas
Alberta Maston
Kathleen Adams
Mary Ellen Dennis
Juanita Dale
Helen Harrington
Phyllis Schmitt
Betsy Gallagher
N. Smith
Petersons honored at twentieth anniversary party
Mr and Mrs Albert Peterson of 1044 Maplewood Drive NE celebrated their twentieth wedding anniversary with a party at their home Friday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Meaney and others from the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Peterson
Maplewood Drive
William Meaney
John J. Meaney
William Meaney, Jr
Richard Stanton
D. A. Reed
Lamir Melsh
Leslie Crawford
Louise Ann Higher
Dorothy
Louis Reed
Jeanette
Philip Crawford
Dorothy Louise Meaney
Camp Fire Group Hosts Winter Knitting Class
At the last regular meeting Eluta Tami Camp Fire group members undertook a winter handcraft project with knitting taught by Mrs. Leo Stark and Mrs. Joseph Mateju. Attendees included Beverly Wright Margaret Clark Ruth Bokerney Verna Krogh Audrey Anderson Jane Herdlicka and guardian Mrs. A J. Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eluta Tami
Leo Stark
Joseph Mateju
Beverly Wright
Margaret Clark
Ruth Bokerney
Verna Krogh
Audrey Anderson
Jane Herdlicka
A. J. Anderson
Guardian
Jane Boyd Circle Plans Thanksgiving Basket Event
Jane Boyd circle of the King's Daughters met with Mrs. Frank Wells for a luncheon at 1262 Fourth avenue SE. Twenty two members and a guest Mrs. Ross Grange attended. Mrs. Sam Lee and Mrs. Carl Goodwin were assigned to organize a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family. A silver tea is scheduled for Nov 19 at Mrs. Tom Walpole's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd
The
King’s Daughters
Frank Wells
Fourth Avenue SE
Ross Grange
Sam Lee
Carl Goodwin
Tom Walpole
Philanthropic Dept Heads Cedar Rapids Club Meeting
Mrs. A J Prucha chaired the Cedar Rapids Woman's club philanthropic department meeting held Thursday. Reports by Mrs. S R Hawkins and Mrs. Warren Hansen covered the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs district convention at Anamosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Prucha
Cedar Rapids
Pinero As A Dramatist Yields Delta Delphian Talk
Mrs. Carl Linge led a Delta Delphian study on Pinero As A Dramatist at the Thursday meeting held at the W C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Linge
Pinero
Delta Delphian
Missionary Lena Dougherty to Speak at Olivet Church
Miss Lena Dougherty a missionary and teacher in Tokio Japan will speak at the Mary Steele guild annual praise service at Olivet Presbyterian church Sunday at 7 30 p m She will recount her social work among the Japanese people Mrs E J Wykle will lead the devotional period and Mrs Earl Miller will oversee special music Alice and Ruth Zier will perform a xylophone duet and Kenneth Holvenstot will render a violin solo accompanied by Mrs E D Holvenstot
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Dougherty
Tokio
Japan
Mary Steele Guild
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Miss Dougherty
E. J. Wykle
Earl Miller
Alice
Ruth Zier
Kenneth Holvenstot
E. D. Holvenstot
Coe Dean Of Men To Speak At Central Park Church
Dr. L Myron Boozer dean of men at Coe College and former executive secretary of the Iowa Presbyterian Synod will speak Sunday evening at 7 30 at Central Park Presbyterian church Young people of the church will be in charge of the service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Myron Boozer
Coe College
Iowa Presbyterian Synod
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Neighbor's dog chases prowler from house
Robert C. Heaton reports a man attempted a 6 a.m. break in through a front window at his Ninth Street NW home. The window was unlocked and propped by a latch. A neighbor's barking dog alerted Heaton, who saw the prowler chased north by the dog. Nothing was stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Heaton
Ninth Street
Heaton
TVA Suit Dismissal Motion Taken Under Advisement
In Cookeville Tennessee U S District Judge John J Gore took under advisement a TVA motion to dismiss a suit by nineteen private utilities challenging the yard stick power project. TVA argues the issues were settled by the Ashwander ruling and promised a decision as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cookeville, Tenn
TVA
U. S
John J. Gore
Ashwander
U. S. Supreme Court
Wilson Dam
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Burlington Road To Spend Eight Million For New Equipment
E Flynn former executive vice president of Burlington Railroad said in Omaha the company has appropriated 8 000 000 dollars for new equipment. The plan includes ten locomotives 1750 coal cars 1000 box cars 300 automobile cars 300 refrigerator cars and 250 stock cars. Box cars will be built at Burlington shops in Havelock Nebraska and refrigerator cars at Plattsmouth Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha (Ap
E. Flynn
Burlington Railroad
Burlington
Havelock
Neb
Plattsmouth
Flynn
Fined $10 On Charge of Plumbing Law Violation
Fred Schirmer a plumber of 1600 Washington avenue SE pled guilty in police court to violating the city plumbing ordinance and received a $10 suspended fine. He admitted changes ordered by the inspector at Joe Pobuda 1021 Eleventh avenue SE and the permit issued June 30 1936. Court costs were assessed after the case was continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schirmer
Washington Avenue SE
Schirmer
Joe Pobuda
Eleventh Avenue SE
L. G. Berry
Thomas B. Powell
Berry
Rapids Chevrolet Opens All Day Open House 1937 Chevy
Rapids Chevrolet at First avenue and Sixth street E hosts an all day open house for the first showing of the 1937 Chevrolet. All models will be on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Rapids Chevrolet Company
First Avenue
Sixth Street
Nazis Consider Removing Moses From Bible
Nazi parents in Cologne debate stripping Moses from the Old Testament over his Jewish identity. The Westdeutscher Beobachter published letters noting children are puzzled by revering Moses in religious classes and by despising him as a Jew. Some urged "cleansing" the Bible and the editor agreed that youth confusion requires a remedy as Jewish laws seem revolting to Aryans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cologne
Germany
Moses
Westdeutscher Beobachter
Funeral of Shellsburg Man Held Today
John T. Pruett 75 died Thursday at his home after a lingering illness. Born Kokomo Indiana November 19 1861 he married Laura Austin November 19 1884. Surviving are F W Pruett Pearl Worthen Lulu Mullinex Grant and Glenn. Services were held at their home Saturday at 2 30 p m with Rev Hoefle of the U B church Vinton in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shellsburg
John T. Pruett
Kokomo
Ind
William L. Pruett
Laura Austin
F. W
Alice in Blunderland
A satirical column notes labor’s strong backing of the New Deal and its push to revive NRA or an equivalent after the Supreme Court ruling. William Green and John Lewis unite in demanding a revival as they seize on the electoral result and seek to spark policy restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
William Green
John Lewis
NRA
Iowa Teachers Association Elects Officers for Sections
Des Moines AP report lists officers chosen at meetings across divisions. Central division names T. T. Cranny as president with N. T. North as vice president and Verne M. Young as secretary, A. W. Merrill as treasurer. Other groups assign Cranny again as president among principals. Charles Miller leads the state school boards. W. A. Wollenhaupt and Inez McCall head Commercial. county and city superintendents set leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iowa Teachers Association
Central Division
Iowa State Teachers Association
T. T. Cranny
Grinnell
N. T. North
Corydon
Verne M. Young
Ames
A. W. Merrill
Iowa Association of Secondary
J. L. Harter
Centerville
James M. Starrett
Association of State School Boards
Charles Miller
Albia
E. C. Smith
Newton
W. A. Wollenhaupt
Inez McCall
Anamosa
L. I. Woodruff
Davenport
Lula Rose Orr
Fort Dodge
K. D. Miller
H. E. Irons
Governor Extends Parole To Convict Escaping In 1919
Governor Frank D. Fitzgerald conditionally offered parole to Howard Fulger, who escaped from the Michigan southern prison in January 1919 after a 1917 conviction for criminal assault. Fulger must waive extradi tion in Illinois and prove rehabilitation to obtain parole without returning to prison. The governor asked Dunn to notify Fulger’s relatives of the clemency offer as Fulger fights extradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Howard Fulger
Chicago
Michigan
Fulger
Tonia County
Illinois
R. Glenn Dunn
Campus Night Club At S. U. I. Booked To Open Nov. 21
The Silver Shadow dine and dance emporium at the University of Iowa Memorial Union will open November 21 with an orchestra floor show and MC. Prof. Rufus H. Fitzgerald announced the formal opening, with Larry Griswold directing the floor show and student entertainers to be chosen from campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Silver Shadow
University of Iowa
Memorial Union
Rufus H. Fitzgerald
Larry Griswold
Veteran UW English professor dies in Madison
Henry Burrows Lathrop age 69 a University of Wisconsin English professor died Friday after a long illness He previously taught English at Hobart College and Harvard University his alma mater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wis
Henry Burrows Lathrop
University of Wisconsin
Hobart College
Harvard University
Notice of Administrators for Mary K Kapek Estate
The undersigned announce appointment as Administrators of the estate of Mary K Kapek late of Linn County Iowa. They urge all persons indebted to the estate or having claims against it to file their accounts and proofs with proper authorities by the stated date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn Ferry
Towa
Linn County
Iowa
Othees
Mary K. Kapek
Linn
Toms
Congress Ready to Study Broad Tax Revisions
Washington reports Congress will launch a December review of tax policy including corporation surplus and nuisance taxes. Joint committee on internal revenue taxation and subcommittees from Ways and Means and Senate Finance will meet ahead of the new session to address inequalities, with a balanced budget goal guiding potential reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Revolutionary Corporation
Joint
Congressional Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
House Ways and Means
Senate Finance Committees
Congress
Jesse H. Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Roosevelt
Hoeppels Seized in Richmond for West Point Appointment Conspiracy
Rep. John H. Hoeppel and his son Charles were captured by FBI agents in a Richmond, Virginia house where they had been hidden for days. They face four months to two years in district jail after conviction in a conspiracy to sell a West Point appointment for $1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John H. Hoeppel
California
Charles
West Point
Department of Justice
Richmond
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
District of Columbia
Hoeppels
Davis-Bacon Wage Hearing Set for Marion Post Office Construction
The Department of Labor announces a hearing on November 16 1936 at 10 AM at the Marion Public Library Building 1290 7th Ave Marion Iowa to determine prevailing local wage rates for laborers and mechanics on the United States Post Office construction project local residents and interested parties may testify. Charles O Gregory Solicitor of Labor directs the proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF Labor
United States
Marion
State of
Iowa
Secretary of Labor
Public
7Th Ave
Charles O. Gregory
Solicitor of
Labor
Notice of Iowa State Savings Bank receivership sale
In Linn County District Court the state auditor as Receiver for the Iowa State Savings Bank Cedar Rapids Iowa seeks authority to privately sell real estate Lot Fourteen in J C Mays Addition and Lot Fourteen in O N Hulls Addition Cedar Rapids for at least five thousand five hundred dollars and other terms on file with the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notiga OF
SABRE
BreeArion
Iowa
Linn County
State Ofceiver
Iowa State Actus Balaintiff
Iowa State Vines Bank
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State Savings Bank
District Court
D. W. Bates
State of
Iowa_ State Savings Bank
Witteen
J. C. May
Enien
District Court of Laws
Apts
Amer Voroumsox
Iver
Questioning Prisoner Education Claims
A 1932 discussion debunks the myth that many criminals are college graduates. Dr Walter N Thayer and Warden Johnston report few or no high school or college graduates among prisoners they encountered, challenging common beliefs about inmate education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter N. Thayer
State of New York
Elmira Reformatory
Johnston
Alcatraz
Blood donors and heredity in human reproduction
An interview discusses whether blood donor characteristics affect offspring, concluding no. It explains germ cells carry heredity, not body blood, and notes education and habits do not influence germ-cell heredity. The piece also lightly considers charm between sexes and social interaction as a fundamental law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Joray
Improved Business Conditions In Northwest Banks
Minneapolis AP J C Thomson, president of Northwest Bancorporation, reported improving conditions from seven northwest states to the central operating committee. He cited increased deposits and gains in commercial loans across affiliated banks. Attendees included H L Horton, Albert J Robertson, F C Heneman, and A G Sam from Des Moines and Mason City and Sioux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Northwest States
Northwest
Central Operating Committee of the
Northwest Bancorporation
J. C. Thomson
Bancorporation
H. L. Horton
Albert J. Robertson
Iowa
Des Moines National Bank and Trust Company
Des Moines
F. C. Heneman
First National Bank
Mason City
A. G. Sam
Livestock National Bank
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Methodist
Elks Club
Miss Burr
Oklahoma
Mizpah Circle
Miss Gillis
Plamore Club
Alpha Xi Delta
Shrine
Iowa City Group
Harrison Camp Fire
Eluta Tami Camp
Olivet Presbyterian
Coe
Central Park
Burlington Road
Mig Euiae Ieee Tor
Alice Longworth
Teachers Ass’n
Mary Loneators
Frank Healy
John E. Lapes
Florist
3Rd Ave. SE
Duster Brothers
Stokley
A. E. Wigsem
Wiggam
Sides
Cedar Rapids Gazette
N. W
Seth
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