Three P E O Chapters Hold Monday Meetings
Three chapters of P E O met Monday across multiple homes with hostesses including Mrs Moor and Mrs Weld. Speakers covered Early American Cookery and New England Traditions while guests and refreshments followed the programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest RR
Mowe Swern Pratt
Moors
Rallstall
Frank Krebs
A. C. Loeppe
Charles Heer
New England
Louise Hathaway
P. BE. O
Everett Pratt
Nineteenth Street
Pratt
James E. Patterson
B. Tourtellet
Madison, Wis
Mrs Bever Hosts Wednesday Card Club Luncheon Bridge
Mrs James L Bever of 2237 Washington Avenue SE will host the Wednesday card club at luncheon and bridge, inviting members to attend the social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Bever
Washington Avenue SE
Mrs Hall and friends head to New Orleans for a few days
Mrs Howard Hall Mrs George Josselyn Miss Florence Mae Wolfe and Miss Frances Wolfe left this morning by motor for New Orleans Louisiana where they plan to spend several days away from home in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hall
George Josselyn
Florence Mae Wolfe
Frances Wolfe
New Orleans
Damuths Visit Erskines in Kansas City Weekend
Mr and Mrs R S Damuth of Kansas City Missouri spent the weekend here visiting Dr and Mrs Arthur W Erskine at 1430 Second Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Damuth
Kansas City, Mo
Arthur W. Erskine
Second Avenue SE
Thompson pledged to Grinnell Sigma Delta Chi chapter
Malcolm Thompson son of Mr and Mrs M M Thompson of 2137 First avenue East has been pledged to the Grinnell college chapter of Sigma Delta Chi the national professional journalistic fraternity. Thompson previously served as associate editor of the Washington high school yearbook in Cedar Rapids and worked as a reporter for that school's newspaper and for the Grinnell college paper the Scarlet and Black for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Thompson
M. M. Thompson
First Avenue E
Grinnell College
Sigma Delta Chi
Thompson
Washington High School
Cedar Rapids
Scarlet and Black
Immaculate Conception Players Hold Monday Meeting
After a business meeting on Monday evening the Immaculate Conception Players staged an informal program led by Lee Catens Tryouts for JT C Players next show Cock Robin a murder mystery will be held on Der The play is scheduled for January 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception
Lee Catens
JT. C
Der
Winners at Cedar Rapids Country Club Bridge Tourney
Twenty four players took part in the Monday duplicate at Cedar Rapids Country Club. High scores north south went to Dr and Mrs David Beardsley and east west to Dr and Mrs W J Neazl. Second high north south were Amor H Sargent and Harriet Sargent, second east west Arthur Poe and his daughter. Mrs Joseph B P Cotton Jr of New York notes schedule change to every second Monday in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
David Beardsley
W J Neazl
Amor H Sargent
Harriet Sargent
Arthur Poe
Joseph BP. Cotton, Jr
New York
Tourtellots Visit Madison Couple at Anderson Home
Mrs. E. B. Tourtellot of Madison Wis and her husband spent Monday and today at the Maplewood Drive NE home of Mr and Mrs Ray F Anderson at 1105 Maplewood drive NE. Tourtellot is the sister of Mr Anderson and serves as first vice president of the P E O Sisterhood in Wisconsin and was formerly organizer for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Tourtellot
Madison
Wis
Ray F. Anderson
Maplewood Drive
Mu Phi Epsilon Observes Founding With Dinner
Mu Phi Epsilon, a national honor music sorority, marked its founding Monday evening at the Elms tea room with gold and black decorations centered on a gold lyre plus black musical note nutcaps. Toasters included Miss Bernice Hach and Miss Bella Scheer. patronesses, advisers, and alumnae attended. organizers were Misses Mary Jane Griffin, Bella Scheer, and Alta Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mu Phi Epsilon
Elms Tea Room
Bernice Hach
Bella Scheer
Harry M. Gage
Arthur Poe
J. G. Pauba
J. Harold Horan
Louise Crawford
Catherine Adams
Alma Turechek
Margaret McCan
Adris Willson
Teresa Naso
Mary Jane Griffin
Alta Smith
Picnic Supper Held at Bertram Puckett Home
A group gathered at 1220 Maplewood Drive NE for a Monday evening picnic supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Bertram Puckett. Four bridge tables awarded prizes to the Pucketts for high and to Mr and Mrs Homer Hill for low. The couple received a gift, with guests including Mr and Mrs Fred Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram Puckett
Maplewood Drive
Puckett
Homer Hill
Pucketts
Fred Larson
Local Lodges Schedule Meetings This Week
Clubs-Lodges L. A to BR and R. T. L A to B of R T No 58 meet Wednesday at 2 30 pm in the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall for important business. Sunshine Circle L A P M meets Thursday with Mrs Frances Gremm and Mrs F J Burianek assisting at 923 Fifth Avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sunshine Circle
L. A
Frances Gremm
Fifth Avenue
F. J. Burianek
Woman's Benefit Association meeting and card party notice
The Woman's Benefit Association No 26 will meet in Moose Hall at 7 30 p.m. Following at 8 30 there will be a card party and prizes awarded. Cedar Auxiliary No 193 NALC will meet Wednesday at 2 30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Agnes Zitka 1124 Ergenne Northwest. Mrs. Ruth Wall will be the assistant hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Benefit Association No 26
Moose Hall
St Margaret's Circle to Meet at School Parlors
St Margaret's circle of the Im maculate Conception church will meet in the school parlors Wednesday afternoon at 2. Hostesses for the meeting will be Mrs C J Smyth and Mrs Joe Stephan. All members unable to attend are asked to notify the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Margaret's Circle of the Immaculate Conception Church
C J Smyth
Joe Stephan
El Kahir Auxiliary Luncheon Meeting at Duncan Home
The El Kahir unit of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Shriners Hospital will meet Thursday at 1 for a luncheon at Mrs Edna Duncan's home 1915 E Avenue NW. Members are asked to bring a covered dish sandwiches and sewing to complete the quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Kahir
Woman's Auxiliary
Shriners’ Hospital
Thursda
Edna Duncan
E Avenue NW
Ye Grae Children’s Play On Nov 25
Local Cedar Rapids Women’s Club presents Ye Grae Children’s Play on Saturday November 25. Proceeds support the youth program as parents and volunteers prepare costumes and scenery for the one week event in the community hall.
Mrs McMartin Fifteen Honored at Bridge Luncheon
Mrs McMartin hosted a luncheon at Cedar Rapids Country Club with guests including her sister Mrs Frank Hasta and brother day at 3615 Grand Avenue SE. Mr Cole McMartin of Des Moines attended as a visitor with Mrs Summi D Gestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole McMartin
Des Manes
Frank Hasta
Grand Avenue
Summi D Gestion
Lindenenre
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Cedar Rapids
MecMartin
Ruskin Sandbourne Hosts Students and Fathers in Studio Party
Ruskin Sandbourne held a party Monday evening at his 1245 Second Avenue SE studio for boys in his piano class and their fathers. A short program featured Jack Alberts and others. after games, puzzles, lunch arrived as a music cafeteria with items priced in note values and paid with music notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruskin Sandbourne
Second Avenue SE
Jack Alberts
Bruce
John Fisher
Bob Kilan
Don
Jack Krueger
Bruce McCullough
Larry McKay
Bob Sanborn
Gene Smith
Warren Summy
Neal DeWees
Woman's club history and literature meeting features reviews
Forty five members of the history and literature department attended a Monday meeting at the clubhouse followed by a silver tea. Mrs Warren Hansen and Mrs Wayne Montgomery presided. Mrs S V Shonka reviewed British Agent by Bruce Lockhart and Miss Ella Martin reviewed Mutiny on the Bounty by Nordhoff and Hall. Mrs Helen Kacena Stark sang with accompaniment by Mrs Ruth H Yount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Warren Hansen
Wayne Montgomery
S. V. Shonka
R. H Bruce Lockhart
Ella Martin
Charles Nordhoff
James N. Hall
Helen Kacena Stark
Ruth H. Yount
Tarbooth Study Club Luncheon at Roosevelt Hotel
The Tarbooth Study club met for a Monday luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel hosted by Mrs. Leo Smulekoff. In the afternoon program Mrs. R. N. Klass reviewed Lamb in His Bosom by Caroline Miller and Mrs. Jack Levin reported on current events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarbooth Study Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Leo Smulekoff
Fourth Avenue SE
R. N. Klass
Caroline Miller
Jack Levin
Surprise Party for Miss Rose Petrus at Her Home
A surprise party was held for Miss Rose Petrus at 1322 J Street SW on Sunday evening. Prizes at four tables went to Lillian Kacer, Mary Peshek, Margaret Zeman, and Frances Roushar. others in attendance included Rose Petrus and several friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Petrus
J Street
Miss Petrus
Lillian Kacer
Mary Peshek
Margaret Zeman
Frances Roushar
Agnes Hartl
Porgy Roushar
Hattie Tichy
Julia Kopecky
Stella Schinickle
Sadie Kacer
Elsie Sykora
Esther Machovsky
Helen Proskovec
Teresa Peshek
Charles Petrus
Wakanda Camp Fire Elects New Officers at Meeting
At a recent Wakanda Camp Fire gathering, Elaine Helm was elected president, Carol Selby as vice-president and scribe, and Mary Taylor as secretary and treasurer. Other members present included Dorothy Meskines Edith Spencer Jessie Verne Williamson Jean Rodgers Betty Ringsmuth Eleanor Day and guardianship roles noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakanda
Elaine Helm
Carol Selby
Mary Taylor
Dorothy Meskines
Edith Spencer
Jessie Verne Williamson
Jean Rodgers
Betty Ringsmuth
Guardian
Eleanor Day
Lampman Couple Hosts Guests From Rockford and Vinton
Mr and Mrs. C. G Lampman of Rockford Tr and Miss Molly Strong of Vinton were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs. J. E. Lampman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G Lampman
Rockford, Tr
Molly Strong
Vinton
J E, Lampman
Art Group Meeting by AAUW at Little Gallery Edward B Row
The art group of the American Association of University Women will meet Wednesday at 7 p.m at the Little Gallery Edward B Row and will have charge of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Group
The
American Association of University Women
Little Gallery
Edward B Rowan
Church Groups Plan Meetings Across City
The First Reformed Ladies Aid will hold an all day mince meat making session at the church starting 9 a.m. St Joan's Circle of St Matthew's will meet Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs L W Stone 1723 K Ave NE with Mrs L Huthcroft assisting. Trinity Methodist will meet at Mrs FE M Surry 403 ERO Ave SW for luncheon Thursday with Mrs W E Drake assisting. W R E Circle Kensington at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Mrs B Bedell 1668 Ellis Blvd NW with several assistants hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed Aid
Ladies Aid
First Reformed Church
St. Joan's Circle
St Joan's
St Matthew's Church
L. W Stone
K Avenue NE
L Huthcroft
Trinity Division
Trinity) Methodist Church
FE M_ Surry
Ero Avenue
We, Drake
W.R.E
St James Methodist Church
Kensington
B . Bedell
Ellis Boulevard
ST Lt. Brown
George Waver1
Rebecca Brown
Edna Boxwell
Erodelphian Society Talk By Miss Witwer Speaker
An Eontelphian spread was held Monday evening at Margaret Barnett's home. Miss Rachel Witwer head of the English Department at Washington Magic school gave a talk on her travels in Mexico. Attending were Miss Witwer, Miss Lucille Reynolds sponsor of the Surety, and numerous Washington high senior girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Byers
Margaret Barnett
Second Avenue
Rachel Witwer
Washington Magic School
Mexico
Miss Witwer
Lucille Reynolds
Lorraine Eckert
Viola Guham
Mary Kay House
Ruch Barber
Margaret Kampmeier
Helen Lyon
de Elda Elwood
Grace Kuda
Genevieve McCollack
Mary Louise Nelson
Nadine Patterson
Lucille Torrances Thirteenth Birthday Party At Home
Lucille Torrance daughter of Mr and Mrs D M Torrance 1834 Park Avenue SE celebrated her thirteenth birthday Monday evening at home. Guests included Margaret Stafford Jean Rowe Barbara Rogers Jane Downer Dorothy Boisen Mary Janet Plate Jeanne Hruska Lois Livingston Ruth Baker and Abbie Moore. The evening featured dancing with Jane Downer winning high score and Jean Rowe receiving consolation. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Torrance
D. M. Torrance
Park Avenue SE
Margaret Stafford
Jean Rowe
Barbara Rogers
Jane Downer
Dorothy Boisen
Mary Janet Plate
Jeanne Hruska
Lois Livingston
Ruth Baker
Abbie Moore
Wednesday Art Club Luncheon At Cedar Rapids Country Club
The Wednesday Art club meets at Cedar Rapids Country Club for a luncheon and afternoon visit to the Little Gallery. Those unable to attend should notify Mrs. Henry M. Files.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Little Gallery
Henry M. Files
Des Moines Family Guests Visit Cedar Rapids Exes
Mrs L G Roller and her young son Gilbert of Des Moines are guests this week of Mr and Mrs E W Brownbridge at 821 Camburncourt SE. The Rollers formerly lived in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Roller
Gilbert
Des Moines
E. W.brownbridge
Camburncourt SE
Rollers
Cedar Rapids
Berhens Return From Weekend at Stewart Home
Mr and Mrs Paul Berhens of Chicago returned to their home Monday after spending the weekend in the J D Stewart home at 1736 A avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Berhens
Chicago
J. D. Stewart
Avenue NE
Miss Erma Hofferber Plans Omaha Lincoln Visit
Miss Erma Hofferber of 618 Thirty Second Street NE travels to Omaha Nebraska on Saturday to visit friends and then proceed to Lincoln for about three weeks with more friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Hofferber
Thirty- Second Street
Omaha
Jolly Dozen Club Sets Wednesday Meeting
The Jolly Dozen club will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m with Mrs. R A Spurrier at 1323 Birch Avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Dozen Club
R A, Spurrier
Birch Avenue NW
Anne Adams Pattern 1649 Seeks New Wearers
Pattern 1649 offers a one piece house pattern with kimono sleeves and smart waist fit. Sizes 16 to 48 require 3 3/4 yards fabric and 1 7/8 yards edging. order by sending 15 cents for the pattern and 25 cents for the catalog to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Department
Seventeenth Street
New Yorkly
Skelly Officials Foresee Recovery and Market Quality
W G Skelly of Tulsa speaking in Cedar Rapids expressed optimism about the business outlook. He compared the recovery to a pump drawing milk rather than water, calling for time courage and cooperation while noting improvements from government programs and fair price regulation. Herndon of Skelly Oil echoed the view, citing better crude prices and a push toward quality as shoddy goods are driven out. A Midwest group accompanied them as 200 attendees heard about a brighter gas market due to new laboratory methods set for release this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
W. G. Skelly
Tulsa
Okla
Skelly Oil Company
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Roosevelt
C cC Herndon
Skelly
South
Middle West
Mid-West
J. C. Denny
Omaha
Nebraska
Monty Loudon
C. E. Ball
Kansas City
Twenty Candidates In Consistory Class Forming Work On Thursday
A class of twenty candidates begins the fall reunion of Iowa Consistory No 2 at the Scottish Rite temple in Cedar Rapids. Opening work covers degrees four through sixteen with the sixteenth to be conferred Tuesday evening. Wednesday features the twenty second degree by the North English club and the twenty ninth degree by the Waterloo club. The reunion closes Thursday after the thirty second degree is conferred. The class includes Abe W Bass Thomas W Bennett Louis D Burgus Alexander N Gelb Franklin E Katterjohn Frank C Kellogg William F Sarset Stewart E Shank Ellsworth C Torgenson John R Ward and A E Wilson of Cedar Rapids John E Behnke of Parkersburg R J Engelhardt C H Schukel O J Wright all of Waterloo C Elwin Hedges of Mount Vernon E F Jacobs of Klemme H Alonzo Roger and C A Skedin of Toledo and G A Spry of Mechanicsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Scottish Rite
Waterloo
Abe William Bass
Thomas Willey Bennett
Louis Daniel Burgus
Alexander Newton Gelb
Franklin Edward Katterjohn
Frank Charles Kellogg
William Fernando Sarset
Stewart Elwin Shank
Ellsworth Clinton ‘Torgenson
John Russell Ward
Albert Edward Wilson
Cedar Rapids
John Ernest Behnke
Parkersburg
Robert John Engelhardt
Clarence Herbert Schukel
Oscar John Wright
Charles Elwin Hedges
Mount Vernon
Edwin Frank Jacobs
Klemme
Harry Alonzo Roger
Carl Albert Skedin
Toledo
Gordon Aldine Spry
Mechanicsville
John N. Krier Named New State Theater Manager
John N. Krier a native of Rock Island and veteran theater manager assumed management of the State theater this week succeeding Ted Emerson who left Cedar Rapids for Rock Island. The change took effect Sunday. Krier previously ran a Waterloo theater for two years and earlier managed theaters in Des Moines Davenport and Council Bluffs for Publix interests and the A. H. Blank Theater corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N Krier
Rock Island
State Theater
Ted Emerson
Cedar Rapids
Rock Theater
Krier
Waterloo
Des Moines
Davenport
Council Bluffs
Publix
A. H. Blank Theater Corporation
Charles City Dentist Speaks at Linn County Society Meet
Dr R. H Koenie of Charles City presented Fundamentals of Full Denture Prothesis to Linn County Dental Society in the Crystal room Hotel Montrose. The Monday evening gathering drew thirty seven members and featured lantern slides and a table clinic with a closing business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H Koenie
Charles City
Linn County Dental Society
Crystal Room
Hotel Montrose
Koenig
Kenwood P.T.A. Meeting Sets Recreational Program
Kenwood P.T.A. will meet Wednesday to discuss several matters. Parents are invited to attend and a recreation and music program will be provided by the school. Kindergarten and primary children will be entertained during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood P. T. A
Money saves Beloit hunter as shot hits hip
In Beloit Wisconsin an accidental shotgun discharge during a hunting trip struck C C Wheeler in the hip. Most of the shot was stopped by a billfold containing several bills and coins carried by Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
Wis
C. C. Wheeler
Wheeler
Count Vici Dates His Show Girls In Cedar Rapids Stop
Count Berni Vici arrives in Cedar Rapids as head of thirty show girls from the International Revels tour at the Iowa theater. He says women are easier to manage than men and enforces one rule no catty remarks. Harriet Cruise lauds the company while noting her career from Lincoln to WEBM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Vici
Count Berni Vici
Redanovar
Hungary
Italy
Count Berni
Harriet Cruise
Miss Cruise
Larry Kemmer
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Joe Besser
Vici
Boston Conservatory
Chicago Conservatory of Music
Art Goebel to Be Here Wednesday
Art Goebel the world famous aviator will appear in Cedar Rapids on Wednesday November 15 for a noontime luncheon at the Hotel Roosevelt hosted by the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce. He will skywrite two miles above the city if weather permits and autograph dreams with the Travelair Speedwing. He recently gained fame skywriting in Chicago and has long pursued aviation milestones including a non stop flight from California to New York and a future around the world with refueling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Goebel
Cedar Rapids
United States
Guntil
Cotonsk Goebel
Colonel Goebel
Chicago
Goebel
Lindbergh
Atlantic
James Dole
San Francisco
Hawaii
Art Golvel
Hawaiian Islands
Frank Phillips
Oklahoma
Two Men Sentenced in Larceny Case Over Cotton Bags
Ben Trimble and Jerry Uridil received five year inde terminate sentences after pleading guilty to larceny of 400 cotton bags owned by T. M. Sinclair and Company. Trimble to Fort Madison prison, Uridil to Anamosa reformatory with suspended term conditional on staying out of state. Uridil previously fined for drunk driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Trimble
Jerry Uridil
John T. Moffit
Trimble
Fort Madison State Penitentiary
Uridil
Anamosa State Reformatory
T. M. Sinclair and Company
Stanley and
Bailey
Uridis
Moffit
Varner Goes On Trial On Manslaughter Charge
Clarence Varner a 26 year old Cedar Rapids man faces a manslaughter charge over fatal injuries to Lester Flick an 18 year old Dubuque cyclist struck by Varner’s truck on highway 161 three miles east of Marion. The trial opened in district court with jurors being empaneled Judge John Mount presiding. Varner pled not guilty November 2 after a true information was filed November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Varner
Cedar Rapids
Lester Flick
Dubuque
Varner
Marion
G Kk. Thompson
Officials Cite Inadequate Truck Warning Devices After Crash
Officials examining the truck after the accident declared its warning devices and brakes were inadequate. The ruling underscores safety failures tied to the collision and outlines the authorities' findings.
Divorce Granted to Mrs Josephine Armstrong in Iowa Court
Judge H C Ring in district court awarded Josephine Armstrong a divorce from James Hamilton Armstrong on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. The couple married in Waterloo in 1918. The court divided property with Mr Armstrong receiving four Nauvoo pieces and $1500 cash to cover fees, and Mrs Armstrong obtaining the remaining balance including three Cedar Rapids properties. The cross-petition was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Ring
District Court
Josephine Armstrong
James Hamilton Armstrong
Waterloo
Two Divorces Granted by Judge Clark in District Court
Judge A B Clark granted divorces on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. Lottie Dushek, 23, from Don C Dushek, 27, had her maiden name Lottie Sanders restored. Vera E Wilkes, 21, from George L Wilkes, 22, dated 1931. Mrs Wilkes awarded custody of two minor children and $20 monthly support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Clark
Lottie Dushek
Don C. Dushek
Vera E. Wilkes
George L. Wilkes
Will of Cedar Rapids real estate man admitted to probate
The will of A. F. Groeltz who died Oct 21 was admitted to probate in district court Tuesday morning. The entire estate goes to his wife Addie A. Groeltz and son Fred A. Groeltz in equal shares, with both named as executors. The will was made Jan 3, 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Groeltz
Cedar Rapids
Addie A. Groeltz
Fred A. Groeltz
Eight liquor injunctions dismissed in May 1931 cases
Judge A B Clark dismissed eight liquor injunction cases brought by the county attorney in May 1931 on state motion. Defendants named include Sandy Newman Ed Hurley John Stine Vince Gaffey Steve Medulon Robert Baylor Dave Hurley and Byron Collogan. Dismissals cited non conviction in two criminal actions and no service on remaining defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Clark
Sandy Newman
Ed Hurley
John Stine
Vince Gaffey
Steve Medulon
Robert Baylor
Dave Hurley
Byron Collogan
Divorce actions filed in district court naming Conway and Hibell
Lydia Con way Conway and Ella Marie Hibell sue for divorce in district court on cruel and inhuman treatment. Hibell seeks restoration of her maid name Ella Marie Wahl and $50 monthly alimony. Hibell and Conway married in Morrison Illinois in 1925 and 1930 respectively. Conway seeks custody of five minors and $75 monthly support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Conway
Charles Leo Conway
Ella Marie Hibell
Clark Herbert Hibell
Judgments Awarded In Prairieburg Bank and Rent Case
Tuesday awarded John J. Dolan and F A Kula trustees as substituted plaintiffs for the receiver of Prairieburg Savings bank in a chattel mortgage suit with a $150.60 judgment against Joseph D Holub. Judge F O Ellison gave Joseph Bur Janek a $261 award against Rudolph Peirzelka for rent on premises at 211 Third Avenue SW. the defendant was in default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Clark
John J. Dolan
F A. Kula
Prairieburg Savings Bank
Joseph D. Holub
F. O. Ellison
Joseph Bur- Janek
Rudolph Peirzelka
Third Avenue SW
Delta roof fire at Schultheiss home minimal damage
A Delta area fire extinguished a roof fire at the Fedal Schultheiss home two and a half miles east of Delta Sunday evening. The blaze, started around the chimney, was put out despite a strong wind. The same windstorm caused roof damage to a barn at Mrs. Norman Manley’s house in Delta’s east section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta
Fedal Schultheiss
Iowa Agents Discuss Corn Hog Plan in Des Moines Conference
Twenty five county agents and Iowa State extension workers met at the Hotel Savery to lay the foundation for the corn hog program. The first of six district meetings explained materials and the world situation prompting the adjustment plan. A letter from Secretary Wallace urged viewing the program as long term farm stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa State College
Hotel Savery
Iowa
Washington
Independence
Mason City
Storm Lake
Atlanta
Lt. Arthur
J. C. Galloway
Murl McDonald
Wallace
Jimmy O'Neil Held For Probe Of Alleged Attack
Jimmy O'Neil aged 27 was arrested at 7 15 AM Tuesday by police and held for investigation after Lucille Blakey 45 reported an assault at her home. Blakey said O'Neil threatened her with a knife and choked her during a 12 30 AM visit. Yansee Dawson, a resident in Blakey's home, testified he heard a disturbance upstairs. O'Neil was arrested at his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy O'Neil
Tenth Street
Lucille Clarissa Blakey
Fifth Street
O'Neil
Iowa House Introduces Beer Amendment and Old Age Pension Bill
The Iowa House on Tuesday advanced two measures. A beer bill amendment by Rep. Wiese would allow Sunday beer sales by removing the midnight Saturday ban and let cities set opening hours. Rep. Teter’s bill would create an Old Age Pension Bureau in the labor department with up to 30 dollars monthly for residents aged 70 plus, funded by a 1 dollar tax on people 21 and older.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iowa House
Rep
Wiese
Scott
Department of Labor
Rep. Teter
Marion
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Damuths
Sigma Delta CII
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Louisville, Ky
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Lux
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Iovin
Bertram Pucketts
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St. Margaret's Circle
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Ramstas Wrear
Chugren
Rapias
Clus Binae Pak- Panes
Ihis Comine
Kav If
Hed
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Mrs. McMartin
Mrss. Smulekoff
Camp Fire
Lampman
A. A. A. W. Art Group
Bartlet A Millinery Mart
Stewart Home
John N. Krier
Emerson
Man On Dental Society
P.T. A. Meetings
Kenwood
Naomi Doefrees
Court House News
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