Cedar Rapids Garden Club to Exhibit at Midwest Show
Cedar Rapids Garden club plans active participation in the Midwest Horticultural Exposition in Marshalltown November 15 to 20. Mrs. C. R. Chandler and Mrs. George B. Douglas lead the small garden plot for the Marshalltown Memorial Coliseum and the shadow box group. The club will tour on Thursday for state garden club day, lunch in Hotel Tallcorn's colonial room, and attend lectures sponsored by the Iowa Federation of Garden Clubs.
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Cedar Rapids Garden Club
Marshalltown
C. R. Chandler
George B. Douglas
Marshalltown Memorial Coliseum
Cedar Rapids Club
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Booth Hosts Tourist Club Meeting
Mrs C N Booth of 2337 Fifth Avenue SE will host the Tourist club on Wednesday. Mrs E J Carey will present a program on The Trend of the Modern Drama. Mr and Mrs Robert McLain entertained eleven friends at their home Saturday for their daughter Mary Ann's eleventh birthday with a pink and white birthday table and a large cake.
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C. N Booth
Fifth Avenue SE
E. J. Carey
Robert McLain
Mary Ann
Sharon Ann Fitzpatrick
Betty Jones
Mary Jean Cerny
Helen Wilson
Marian Langhurst
Shirley Hopker
Cedar Rapids
Billy and Webby Page
Dorothy Grace App
Marion
Jerry Carly R
Mount Vernon
Mrs Clarence Melichar Leaves Iowa for Pasadena
Mrs Clarence E Melichar departed for Pasadena California to join her husband who is in business there They plan to make their home and she left Iowa after bids to her brother Arthur Schenk of Des Moines and will visit friends in Davenport Rock Island Peoria and Bloomington Illinois
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Clarence E. Melichar
Pasadena
Calif
Lichar
Iowa
Melichar
Arthur Schenk
Des Moines
Davenport
Rock Island
Peoria
Bloomington
Pierre Viotti
Louis Lavalle
Louis
Inger
Marie Louise
Vestiaire
Marie
Louise
Louis Saville
Nice
Marcus Constantine
Matthew Crane
Paul Viotti
Paul‘ Vietst
Monsieur Lavalle
Meredith
Treasury
Tom
Marseilles
Viotti
Tom Meredith
Cannes
Wedding Celebration for Mr and Mrs Lester Melsh
Mr and Mrs Lester Melsh of 1422 ton street SW were married on Nov 7 and hosted a reception that evening. A group of friends attended including Jane Esther Miller Marguerite Willets Angeline Hunter Lillian Kohl Marvin Fatka Howard Cerny and others. The evening featured music with a seventy piece violin ensemble.
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Lester Melsh
Ton Street
Garland Blood
Klepach
Paul Butler
Lur
James Burke
Leonard Jess Hunter
Aldo Ja
Mu Phi Epsilon Founders Day Banquet
Mu Phi Epsilon the national honor musical sorority celebrated its founding anniversary with a Saturday banquet at the Butterfly tea shop. Helen Mokress was toastmaster with toasts by Catherine Adams Margaret McCall Bernice Hach and Alma Ture chek. Guests included patronesses Mrs. Arthur Poe Mrs. Harry M. Gage Mrs. P. W. Jacobson and Mrs. J. G. Pauba plus members Prof. Louise Crawford Grace Swab Cecelia Kohl Constance Watkins Ruth Kemp Alice Inskeep and Margaret Hayne.
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Mu Phi Epsilon
Butterfly Tea Shop
Helen Mokress
Catherine Adams
Margaret McCall
Bernice Hach
Alma Turechek
Arthur Poe
Harry M. Gage
P. W. Jacobson
J. G. Pauba
Louise Crawford
Grace Swab
Cecelia Kohl
Constance Watkins
Ruth Kemp
Alice Inskeep
Margaret Hayne
Potatoes and Carrots Stored in County Jail Cellar
Hundreds of bushels of potatoes and many bags of carrots are stored in a new vegetable cellar under the west wing of the county jail. Unemployed workers excavated the cellar and a loading shelf was added. Vegetables will be moved to the poor relief quarters in the courthouse basement via the jail tunnel, with about 2000 bushels expected.
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Court House
Cuba Storm Death Toll Rises to 2500
Official estimates place Cuban hurricane deaths at 2500 as looting reports emerge. Looters in Santa Cruz del Sur were shot when attempting to plunder the dead and injured. thirty men faced guard in Camaguey amid threats of vigilante justice. President Machado directs relief efforts for the injured and homeless.
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Havana
INS
Santa Cruz del Sur
Camaguey
Machado
Independence To Have Democratic Celebration
A victory dinner will be held at the Hotel Gedney Tuesday evening in Independence. Sponsored by Democratic candidates on the county ticket, the event will honor Warren F. Miller, chairman of the Democratic Central Committee and editor of the local Democratic newspaper. Miller is the senator elect. Fred Bierman of Decorah, congressman-elect, will be the main speaker.
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Gazette
Independence
Gedney
Warren F. Miller
Democratic Central Committee
Miller
Fred Bierman
Decorah
End Coughs and Colds with Creomulsion
An advertisement asserts Creomulsion relieves persistent coughs and colds by soothing inflamed membranes and inhibiting germ growth. It claims creosote is a leading healing agent and promises a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved after following directions.
Cedar Rapids Dog Show Sees 230 Entries in Eleventh Year
Two hundred thirty dogs entered by Monday for the Cedar Rapids Kennel association show to be held Wednesday and Thursday at Memorial auditorium. Fifteen champions will parade Thursday night. Junior Service League sponsors benefiting the Day Nursery. Judges include J. G. Murphy Ed O Keefe and A F Kramer with heavy emphasis on diverse breeds.
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Cedar Rapids Kennel Association
Memorial Auditorium
Junior Service League
J. G. Murphy
Des Moines
Ed O'Keefe
Chicago
A. F. Kramer
Bulldogs
Murphy
Bostons
C. H. Hayes
Red Oak
Cockers
Fred B. Kershaw
Cedar Rapids
Amy Mollison Aims to Beat Capetown Flight Record
Amy Johnson wife of Capt James Mollison begins a bid to surpass her husband's 1919 Africa route record from England to Capetown. She took off at 6 37 am in a Puss Moth similar to Heart's Content carrying Mollison’s fuel setup for a nonstop 2000 mile Sahara crossing.
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Lympne Airdrome
Eng
Amy Johnson
Britain
James Mollison
Atlantic
England
Capetown
Miss Johnson
Mollison
Prince of Wales
Supervisors Begin Canvass Of Votes In Linn County
The Linn County board of supervisors convened Monday noon to canvass the November 8 general election returns. They reviewed precinct officials' entries and sealed poll book envelopes to verify official and unofficial tallies.
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Linn, County Board of Supervisors
Wall Collapse Smothers Eighteen at Polish Brewery
In Warsaw twenty nine residents slept in a tenement adjoining Hab erbusch Schiele brewery when a wall collapse released fermenting barley, smothering eighteen people including four women and three children. Eleven escaped. brewery director Adam Glowacki was arrested on alleged building law violations.
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Warsaw
Poland
Haberbusch-Schiele
Adam Glowacki
Embezzlement case pled not guilty in district court
John L. Johnston charged with embezzling 75 from a Johnson county resident and belonging to Prudential Insurance. Warrant served June 16, bond set at 2000. Offense alleged to have occurred July 22, 1930. Attachment action by Charles F. Maxfield against A. H. Aller settled and dismissed before Judge A. B. Clark.
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John L. Johnston
John T. Moffit
Johnston
Carl Hendrickson
Johnson County
Prudential Insurance Company
Charles F. Maxfield
A. H. Aller
A. B. Clark
Marriage Licenses Filed For Cedar Rapids and Linn County Couples
Adam Meckowski and Libbie Spores of Cedar Rapids applied for licenses. Dudley P. Barnard and Bernice Weyer of Chicago. Ir Llewellyn O. Stone and Ruth Johnson of Linn County. Vincent R. Driscoll and Bernice A. Tucker of Linn County.
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Adam Meckowski
Libbie Spores
Cedar Rapids
Dudley P. Barnard
Bernice Weyer
Chicago
Ir. Llewellyn O. Stone
Ruth Johnson
Linn County
Vincent R. Driscoll
Bernice A. Tucker
Descendant of Betsy Ross Delilah Hartman Dies
Funeral services for Mrs. Delilah Hartman who died Thursday were held at Beatty chapel. Burial followed in Linwood cemetery. Born Delilah Kyle in Keithsburg October 14 1853 she married Hiram Hartman in 1885 and lived in Cedar Rapids after moving from Kansas. She left eleven children including James G Hartman and several daughters. Her mother was Sarah Ross and she is survived by a brother George Kyle.
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Delilah Hartman
Beatty Chapel
F. H. Ward
Linwood Cemetery
Hartman
Betsy Ross
Sarah Ross
Delilah Kyle
Keithsburg
Hiram A. Hartman
Downs
Kan
Kansas
Cedar Rapids
David C. Hartman
George B. Hartman
Mary Mahnke
W. A. Goodwager
Defendants Deny Charges in Suit Over Divorced Husband
In Chicago Gregor Seldowitsch alleges his wife’s divorce was voided by revenge and money. Alexandra Seldowitsch and friends Dr Vladimir Ipatieff and Mrs Ipatieff deny the claim. Ipatieff says he met Mrs Seldowitsch via his wife and accompanied them to the United States at her request.
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Chicago
INS
Gregor Seldowitsch
Alexandra Seldowitsch
Vladimir N. Ipatieff
Ipatieff
Seldewitach
United States
Brother stabs brother to death in Illinois farm home
George Sheedy, 46, is jailed in Christian county on murder charges after his brother William, 55, was found stabbed through the heart with a butcher knife at the Morrisonville area farm. Authorities say the suspect claimed he stabbed the intoxicated man when he returned home abusive and threatened him.
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Taylorville, Ill
INS
George Sheedy
Christian County
William
Morrisonville
Jack
Sarah Sheedy
Sheedy
Father says he kidnapped son on way to school in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia a man claimed he abducted his 8 year old son on the way to school stating custody was granted in New Jersey divorce. He said his wife obtained possession through trickery and he took the boy home. Police seek to verify his story. the father lives in Franklinville New Jersey and the mother in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
William Bauers
City Hall
New Jersey
Franklinville
N. J
Bauer
Cows Sell Up To 40 At Independence Sale
Cows brought from 20 to 40 dollars at a Saturday consignment sale in Independence attended by about 1,000 farmers. Over fifty cattle and more than 100 hogs were sold, with pigs and shoats reaching 1.30 to 84.50 per head and a sow with nine pigs at 18.50. Sheep sold 1.35 to 3.50 and fifty chickens 50 to 60 cents each.
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The
Gazette
Independence
Transatlantic Flyer Wm S Brock Dead at 36
Billy Brock pioneer pilot and air mail flyer died Sunday night from cancer in Chicago. Born at Gladstone he flew from London to Paris era to around the world attempts with Edward Schlee in 1927 aboard Pride of Detroit. Survived by widow Dolly daughter June 11 and son William Brock Jr. plus mother Mrs Helen Campeau and brother Foster.
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Chicago
Billy Brock
Atlantic
William 8. Brock
Gladstone
Lincoln Beachey
Arch Ho
Japan
Pacific
Brock
Dolly
June
Wiliam
Brock, Jr
Helen Campeau
Foster Brock
Herring Outlines Economy Program For Iowa
Governor-elect Herring pushed a plan to shrink state government with support from both parties. He said the program would restore functions to constitutional officers without a constitutional amendment and that budget and banking duties would align under elected officials. He noted republican senators pledged cooperation. party line specifics remain unsettled. A travel schedule to four states accompanied the rollout.
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Herring
Senate
State Legislative Committee On
Des Moines
Georgia
North Carolina
Virginia
Missouri
Ilinois
Iowa
Louis Murphy
Alex Miller
N. G. Kraschel
Leo J. Wegman
Ray Murray
Edward L. O'Connor
M. P. Conway
The Underground Room Veneer of Crime in Nice and Monte Carlo
Five gangsters plot a crime empire across New York and Nice with Vietti at the helm. Roger Sloane and Lord Erskine grow wary as Viotti and his partners discuss risk, money and deception in a suite near Monte Carlo. The crew eyes Roger as a possible threat while planning a lucrative heist behind a safe facade.
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London
Avignon
Nice
Paul Viotti
Tom Meredith
Marcus Constantine
Monte Carlo
Treasury
Luke Cheyne
Sam Crowley
Tim Rooney
Crowley
Staines
Meredith
Roger Sloane
Lord Erskine
Lord Bradley
Bradley
Helen Viotti
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local Notices
Price reduced on Jones Farm sausage at Hindley's Grocery and other ads. Mrs. William Payne traveled to Delphos Kansas. R L Whelan and M L Healy returned from Fort Dodge federal court. Bazaar and chicken supper at Christian church. Gordon D Barger recovering after major operation at St Luke's. Olivet Presbyterian church rooster supper and a roast turkey ad. Iowa Presbyterian board of education meeting attended by H Gage and Prof George W Bryant with other officials.
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H. of. Gage
George W. Bryant
Coe College
Iowa City
Iowa Presbyterian Board of Education
Iowa
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