Helen Bizulis and Hugh Daggett wed in church service
Miss Helen Bizulis and Hugh J Daggett were married at St Patricks church in a Friday morning ceremony read by Father D J Lenihan. The couple, with families present, hosted a reception at their home and plan to live at 326 Fourteenth Street SE after their Chicago trip. Daggett and Bizulis are graduates of Wilson and McKinley high schools respectively. Out of town guests included Mrs Hattie Greer of Chicago and Mrs Sim Graham of Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patricks Church
Helen Bizulis
Agnes Bizulis
N Street
Hugh J. Daggett
Ida Daggett
Fourteenth Street
D. J. Lenihan
Harriett Daggett
Anthony Bizulis
Mrs Bizulis
Daggett
Chicago
Wilson High School
McKinley High School
Dysart Candy Company
Hattie Greer
Sim Graham
Ames
Second Christian church division hosts silver tea
Division No 2 of the Winners class entertained at a silver tea on Wednesday. Presiding at the tea table with a bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums and yellow tapers were Mesdames Alice Brodie Bertha Johnson Catherine Dvorak and Mae Schmidt. Mrs Bessie Ehrenberger chaired the program of readings and music with Mrs Iva Garrett in charge, assisted by Mrs Isol Brown and Mrs Mary Comried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Christian Church
Alice Brodie
Bertha Johnson
Catherine Dvorak
Mae Schmidt
Bessie Ehrenberger
Iva Garrett
Isol Brown
Mary Comried
I N CIRCLE Observes Anniversary With Thanksgiving Plans
Twenty members of the I N Circle of the Kings Daughters met at Mrs C S Cooley home on Seventeenth Street SE for a dessert luncheon. Mrs J H Anderson led devotions on Thanksgiving and, as a charter member, reviewed the circle history and honored founders. Thanksgiving baskets were planned and Mrs Cooley received a gift for her thirty seventh wedding anniversary. The next meeting will be at Mrs R E E aig’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1. H. N Circle
King's Daughters
Harry Hansen
Thomas Moody
C. S Cooley
Seventeenth Street
W. H. Richards
J. H. Anderson
Anderson
Cooley
R. E
Philanthropic group meets at Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Twenty members of the philanthropic department met Thursday afternoon in the club house sewing rooms. Miss Margaret Reese, Roosevelt high school student, sang three numbers with banjo and played tonette and harmonicas. Mrs. Niemeier spoke about work at the Community House, followed by a round table discussion and sewing activity with tea served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philanthropic
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
F. J. Kouba
Margaret Reese
Roosevelt High School
Dramatic art luncheon features descriptive directing talk
The dramatic art department met Friday at the club home with about fifty attending. Mrs Stella Batchelder led the program on descriptive and imitative words while Dorothy Carr of Coe College spoke on Play Directing aided by Margaret Fortsch and Geraldine James who explained proper stage directions. Hostesses included Mesdames R A Lorig Harold F Pick richi L C Schucknecht and W R Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Art
Stella Batchelder
Dorothy Carr
Coe College
Margaret Fortsch
Geraldine James
R. A Lorig
Harold F Pickeril
L. C. Schucknecht
W. R. Armstrong
Honoring Miss Kopriva on Evening Wedding
Mrs Bert Barr hosted a miscellaneous shower at 615 Ninth Avenue SE for Miss Ann Kopriva who will wed Duane Barr this evening. Prizes of 500 and banco were won by Mrs A Farmer Mrs W Striegel Mrs W M McDonald and Mrs C Bartholomew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Kopriva
Duane Barr
Bert Barr
Ninth Avenue SE
A. Farmer
W. Striegel
W. M. McDonald
C. Bartholomew
H. Moore
F. Yanda
C. Hayes
E. Sharron
G. Watson
J Storey
J Burda
Jolly Neighbors Meet At Mrs Johnsons Home
The Jolly Neighbors gathered Thursday at 3132 Emerald avenue SE hosted by Mrs Glenn Johnson. Bunco prizes went to Mesdames Ted O'Brien Julius Hopker and Lester Scott. Next meeting set for December 7 at Mrs O'Brien 3030 Wenig road NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Johnson
Emerald Avenue
Bunco
Ted O'Brien
Julius Hopker
Lester Scott
Andersons Welcome Miss Milton Visiting Relative
Miss Bernice Milton of Port Arthur Ont Canada has arrived to visit her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Walter Anderson at 1607 Maplewood Drive NE. She is en route to California to spend the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Milton
Port Arthur
Ont
Canada
Walter Anderson
Maplewood Drive
California
May Frick Circle Meets With Mrs Dennis Guest
The May Frick circle of the First Christian church met Wednesday afternoon at 525 Twenty-third Street NE. Miss May Frick of Los Angeles was a guest and spoke briefly. Mrs. Don Harris assisted the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Frick
The
First Christian Church
Don Dennis
Twenty-third Street
Miss May Frick
Los Angeles
Don Harris
Past Presidents Meet With Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Members of the Past Presidents association of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club gathered for a luncheon at Mrs. F. E. Ormsby’s home 1563 Second Avenue SE. Hostess aides Miss Mary Woitishek and Mrs. Warren Hansen assisted. A brief business session preceded talks by Mrs. R. T. Lubbock about her northwest and west coast trip, Portland gardens, a nearby dahlia farm, and San Francisco world’s fair art displays. Mrs. George Yuill discussed radio highlights and led a discussion on favorite commentators and entertainment programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cedar Rapids
George Yuill
Tanida Camp Fire group meets at Camp Huaga weekend
Members participated in blue print making treasure hunt and games with attendees Mary Louise Poula Evelyn Poula Noreen Hiland Donna Mae Hiland Roberta Bukacek Florence Hoy Mary Ellen Dennis Gladys Gable Rosemary Bartel Betty Williams Joyce Richardson Mrs L D Dennis the guardian and Mrs Frank Bukacek
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanida
Camp Huaga
Mary Louise Poula
Evelyn Poula
Noreen Hiland
Donna Mae Hiland
Roberta Bukacek
Florence Hoy
Mary Ellen Dennis
Gladys Gable
Rosemary Bartel
Betty Williams
Joyce Richardson
L. D Dennis
the Guardian
Frank Bukacek
Ernbergers Honored With Surprise Housewarming Party
A group of friends honored Mr. and Mrs. John Ernberger with a surprise housewarming at their new home on 2100 L Street SW. The couple received a gift and a Dutch lunch was served by Mrs. Harold Pound, Mrs. Leonard Dalziel, and Miss Edna Myers Bunce. pinochle provided the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ernberger
L Street
Harold Pound
Leonard Dalziel
Edna Myers Bunce
P T A Meeting Highlights School Activities and Events
The Wilson P T A met in the school auditorium. Mrs P H Brown thanked helpers for the Nov 8 father and son banquet and announced a Nov 27 benefit card party in the Glow room of the gas company. Mrs Louis Jonas announced a home hygiene course at St Luke's hospital and invited attendance at the fathers meeting November 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson P.T A
P. H Brown
Father and Son
Louis Jonas
St. Luke's Hospital
Jonas
Dial
Sara Ann Brown
Roy Decker
G. A. Zacharias
Wilson Orchestra
Glee Club
Christel Palmer
Nels Lee
Carl Reeder
Robert Clawson
John Ament
John Carter
Roy Bonham
Junior Youngton
Arthur Haycraft
Robert Hanson
Van Buren P T A Meeting Highlights Camp Fire Event
More than 250 attendees heard Camp Fire law symbols explained by Lorraine Dew with Bet ty Hansen and others. The program featured crafts sections led by multiple sponsors, a solo by Philis Luse, a play Brown's Camp Fire Girls, and a hillbilly band, with the group singing the Walking Song and Camp Fire flag ceremony led by guardians Mrs N Canarr and Mrs P H Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren P. T. A
Lorraine Dew
Betty Hansen
Darlene Hale
Betty Lou Martin
Gertrude Brague
Kathleen Harrelson
Joyce Harrelson
Evelyn Brague
Ella Mae Canary
Amy Sheronick
Shirley Dew
Edrie Johns
Mary Julia Brown
Arlene Hollister
Phyllis Luse
Philis Luse
Brown
Ella Mae Canarr
N. Canarr
P. H. Brown
Guardian
P . A. Council Mothers Chorus
City Camp Fire program and meeting announced
Elizabeth Sloan sang several selections with Mrs. O Thompson on piano. Leo Greco played accordion numbers and F L Cars tens spoke on The Childs Responsibility in the Home. Mrs F E Luse announced a city wide dads mass meeting for Monday Nov 20 at 730 pm at First Presbyterian Church with Rev Henry Scherer leading. Miss Nanna Nelson led in America. Mrs Luse at the piano. Nevin Nichols supervised games. Refreshments were served by Mrs P H Brown assisted by Mrs R Dew Mrs H Nold Mrs Ed Bye and the Netoppen Camp Fire group. Camp Fire Girls acted as ushers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Sloan
O. Thompson
Leo Greco
F. L. Carstens
F. E. Luse
First Presbyterian Church
Henry Scherer
Nanna Nelson
Taylor P T A Hosts Dads Night and Open House
The Cleveland P T A met with fifty five members present for a program night and tours. Taylor P T A held a dads night and open house with posters and musical numbers while teachers greeted parents and discussed school health and democracy.
Fillmore P T A Meets with Mrs C L Johnson Presiding
Fillmore P T A met Thursday with Mrs C L Johnson presiding. Sixth grade pupils presented scenery slides under Mrs Bessie Maloney. Mrs E O Ballou introduced Mrs Neely Hill on council functions. George Heider reported on Sioux City convention. Finance chair announced color movie at Roosevelt school December 6. No December meeting. study group meets December 6. Thirty six mothers attended. banner won by Miss Marjorie Donohue's room. Mrs D M Hersom and Mrs Ballou presided at the tea table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland P T. A
Bernice Wechsler
Hubert Kaplan
Alfred Johnson
Glenn Turner
William Murphy
Lyle Finefield
Harold Drew
Stewart Ford
J. P. Hogan
E. L. Miller
C . Freund
Jane Sloan
Fillmore P. T. A
C. L. Johnson
Bessie Maloney
E. O. Ballou
Neely Hill
George Heider
Sioux City
Roosevelt School
Marjorie Donohue
D. M. Hersom
Ballou
Arthur PTA Meeting Highlights The Functions of a Psychopathic Hospital
Seventy six members attended a Wednesday night meeting at Franklin school's little theater. Mrs J S Milner presided while program chairman Mrs Clyde Meffert introduced Miss Jean Fahrney who sang with accompaniment by Mrs Leone Blum. Miss Henriette Safley of University hospitals Iowa City spoke on The Functions of a Psychopathic Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur P.T.A
Little Theater
Franklin School
J. S. Milner
Clyde Meffert
Jean Fahrney
Leone Blum
Henriette Safley
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Seek Dubuque Man For Passing Bad Checks Here
Police seek a man who passed two bad checks at Sears Roebuck in Cedar Rapids, posing as a horse buyer for a local firm. The 6 foot, 190 pound subject from Dubuque claimed the name J. W. Berchem, used two IDs, drove a black 1932 Buick with Wisconsin plates, and wore a brown suit with green hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin E. Feiden
Sears Roebuck
Cedar Rapids
J. W. Berchem
Dubuque
Dubuque Bank and Trust Company
Feiden
Wisconsin
Baltimore Quake Shakes Suburban Baltimore Homes
A slight earthquake rattled windows in a Baltimore suburb Friday night, shaking homes and prompting residents to check for damage while authorities monitored aftershocks and advised calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Notice of Appointment of Executor in Linn County Iowa
Notice is given that on November 17 1939 B T Perrine attorney for E M Franks Executor was appointed and qualified as executor of the estate of M M Franks Deceased of Linn County Iowa All persons indebted to the estate must pay promptly and those with claims must file them with the Clerk of the Linn County District Court Iowa for authentication and settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Towa
Linn County
M. M Franks
Iowa
Company C Starts Four-Weekend Field Training
Company C with 77 men and officers moved from the Memorial building armory to Van Vechten park for the first of four weekends of intensive field training under an expanded Iowa national guard program. The instruction covers scout and patrol work Saturday and Sunday musketry and combat principles with meals provided in the field and armory. Training runs 9 am to 5 pm daily, including one overnight camp, emphasizing anti tank and anti aircraft defense tactics as a precursor to winter courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company C
Memorial Building
van Vechten Park
Iowa National Guard
Capacity Audience Sees Cleveland School Operetta
A capacity audience filled the Roosevelt auditorium Friday evening to see the Cleveland school operetta The Forest Court More than 130 pupils participated under Miss Alice Mae Ottilie who also accompanied as pianist Costumes delighted the audience and bursts of applause greeted solos and ensembles Mothers of the P T A helped with costumes and Miss Ottilie received roses while Cleveland teachers were given chrysanthemums by the P T A
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Forest Court
Roosevelt Auditorium
Alice Mae Ottilie
Miss Ottilie
PT. A
Mexican Young Men's Club hosts dance and program at Y
More than 75 Cedar Rapids Mexicans enjoyed a dance and program by the Aguilas club at the Y cafeteria rooms Friday. A Mexican orchestra in native costumes played, with group singing and performances by Joe Cortez and guests. Raymond Tapia spoke of community service and civic-minded aims, and the group voted for another dance. Members include Pete Murillo president and Raymond Tapia sponsor. The Aguilas club meets Wednesdays at the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Aguilas
Hope Arce
Joe Arce
Joe Mandoza
Raymond Tapia
Joe Cortez
el Rancho Grande
Gail Wilson
M. Newport
Edward Cleaver
Aguilas Club
Pete Murillo
Joe Beltram
Carlos Duarte
Felix Saladona
Philip Murillo
Manual Cervantes
Joe
James Arce
Louis Martinez
Tudie Cortez
Richard Mandoza
Jesse Arenas
Mr. Cleaver
Dog Thief Released After Promise To Ship Pet Home
Walter Barr of 1133 Ninth Street NW reported a dog stolen at about 3 a.m. Sunday. Charles Waln of Verndale Minn was arrested in Wadena Thursday and released Friday after promising to cover shipping costs back to Cedar Rapids. Barr valued the dog at $50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Walter Barr
Ninth Street
Charles Waln
Verndale
Minn
Hugh G. Parker
Wadena
Associated Press
Waln
H. R. Churchill
King Thompson
Barr
Thompson
Anamosa
Awards At Cub Pack 26 Meeting In Van Buren School
Cub Pack No 26 met in Van Buren school with 50 attendees. George Bowne lectured on birds with slides. Advancements were earned by Jimmie Luse, George Naxera Jr, Jack Erlacher and Donald Bye. George Naxera Jr and Donald Bye promoted to Scout Troop 26. Jimmie Mackey transferred to Decatur. Den 1 won best handcraft display and attendance. Mrs. J Mackey thanked. Mrs. F E Luse named new den mother. Christmas party set for Dec 11. broken toys collected for Scout toy pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren School
George Bowne
Jimmie Luse
George Naxera, Jr
Jack Erlacher
Donald Bye
Jimmie Mackey
Court action against Kozy Inns owners over parking and noise
J. W. MacDanel seeks dismissal of an injunction filed Oct 27 by Maude Stickney and Paul Smith, operators of Kozy Inns Nos 1 and 2 at First Avenue addresses, alleging city ordinances on livestock and vehicle parking. He claims disturbance from trucks and horns near his home at 1016 First Avenue East and contends he warned patrons away late Oct 7 8. Proceeds seek alleged damages of 1500 and 1000 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. MacDanel
Kozy Inns No
First Avenue E
MacDanel
Maude Stickney
No. 1
Paul Smith
No. 2
Smith
Stickney
Probate of Will for J L Drahos After Drowning Inquiry
Probate proceedings open in Linn county district court for Joseph L. Drahos insurance man age 45 of Cedar Rapids believed drowned near Regina bay in Ontario on or about October 18 with hunting companion Frank Klumpar and guide Cecil Grant. Hearing set for November 27 at 9 am. Documentation includes Balcar affidavit, a letter from Port Arthur police, and Fort Francis report confirming drowning conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L. Drahos
Cedar Rapids
Regina Bay
Kenora
Ontario
Frank Klumpar
Independence
Cecil Grant
Linn County District Court
J. E. Heiserman
Drahos
Mary Drahos
John Balcar
Second Avenue SE
North Woods Group
W. C. Ingram
Port Arthur
M. W. Erickson
Fort Francis
Ont
Dismissals Sought by Three Defendants in Multiple Actions
Three defendants seek dismissal in separate cases including Anna Kudrna vs C A Dedek and Frantiska Dedek over alleged lack of consideration for a $500 note dated March 28, 1930. Iowa unemployment compensation case questions a 1937 payroll assessment. Louis F James contends he was not a partner with Stanley F Elias, and Linus Dunbar faces a $3500 suit by C J McShane over alleged broker-captured information and direct dealings with a farm owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Kudrna
C. A. Dedek
Frantiska Dedek
Iowa Unemployment Compensation Commission
Louis F. James
Stanley F. Elias
College Inn Restaurant
James
Linus Dunbar
C. J. McShane
Springville
McShane
Dunbar
Mrs. Paul R. Wagner Granted Divorce
Selah V. Wagner obtained a divorce decree from Judge H. C. Ring against Paul R. Wagner 45 on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds. Under a stipulation Mrs. Wagner will receive 50 dollars monthly through Dec 1, 1940 and 75 dollars thereafter, with transfer of three life insurance policies. The couple married June 21 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selah V
Custody modification limits out-of-state travel for Palmer child
Under a stipulation between Raymond Palmer and his former wife Mary Lois Palmer who divorced last April 12 Judge J E Heiserman Friday modified the decree to provide that a minor child of the Palmers should not be removed from the state of Iowa without mutual consent of the two. The modification stipulation also set out specific visitation rights for Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Palmer
Mary Lois Palmer
J. E. Heiserman
Palmers
Iowa
Palmer
Wieser Wentzel Case Settled
Viola Wieser and George Wentzel personal injury suit settled for five thousand dollars. The case, once dismissed as to Wilson and Company Inc., stemmed from injuries claimed after a car collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Wieser
George Wentzel
Wilson and Company, Inc
Unclear Local Event At Mount Ver Area
Fragmentary note references Wentzel at Mount Ver non avenue and Knollwood drive SE on October 7 1936. Details sparse but places and date present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentzel
Mount Vernon Avenue
Knollwood Drive
Granted Maintenance Award in Simonsen Case
Judge J E Heiserman directed Walter Simonsen to pay the plaintiff $5 weekly until further order after a hearing on Christena Simonsen's motion for temporary alimony suit money and attorney fees. The court also ordered $25 suit money and $125 attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christena Simonsen
J E. Heiserman
Walter Simonsen
Child Ordered To Mother in Custody Dispute
Sue Livermore sues Nile Livermore alleging he refused to return their 3-year-old son after an agreed 10 day period. Judge H. C. Ring issued a Friday order directing the sheriff to restore the child to Mrs. Livermore at 111 Fifth Avenue SW. The couple, married in 1934, were granted a divorce May 23 with custody awarded to the mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Livermore
Nile Livermore
H. C. Ring
Fifth Avenue SW
Livermore
Judge Overrules Motion for Bill of Particulars in Bascom Case
Judge C J Haas overruled a defendant Virgil Bascom 36 of near Center Point on Friday in a criminal action. Bascom was indicted by the November grand jury on a statutory charge and pled not guilty Nov 14. His bond stands at 2500 dollars and he remains in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Bascom
Near Center Point
C. J. Haas
Bascom
Judgment In Note Case Settles With Payment
Judge C. J. Haas returned a 2914.95 judgment in a note case based on a 1935 note alleged to be delivered by Andrew J. Miller Miranda S. Miller and Mary Eleanor Goodrich. Release of judgment provided by the stipulation on payment by Miranda S. Miller of 2500. Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation was plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Haas
Andrew J. Miller
Miranda S. Miller
Mary Eleanor Goodrich
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Quieted title suit over Cedar Rapids property upheld
Judge J E Heiserman has quieted title in O N Hulls Sixth addition to Cedar Rapids in Charles Buresh plaintiff against Emma Ciha Scott and Frank W Barta and Son for 35 and 200 dollars respectively. Frances Buresh Sorensen died Jan 4 1938 and the holder claims homestead status on the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Buresh Sorensen
J. E. Heiserman
O. N. Hull
Cedar Rapids
Charles Buresh
Emma Ciha Scott
Frank W. Barta
Car Collision Prompts $500 Counterclaim Demand
Fannie R Benesh and co defendant L F Benesh face Balcom Luberger in a $46.05 car damage suit. Benesh seeks a $500 judgment on a counterclaim for personal injuries after a collision between Fannie P Benesh and Luberger on Third Avenue near Seventh Street SE last March 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie R. Benesh
L. F. Benesh
Balcom Luberger
Fannie P. Benesh
Luberger
Third Avenue
Seventh Street SE
Material Witness Released In Hog Theft Case
A 19 year old Santa Barbara hitch hiker identified as Dean Smith Egger was released from Linn county jail on Thursday after being held since November 2 as a material witness in the hog theft case against 41 year old John Bauer of near Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean “Smith” Egger
Santa Barbara
Calif
John Bauer
Waterloo
Linn County
Thursay
Authorized To Sell Stock In Power And Light Company
The Merchants National bank as executor of Irene H. Douglas estate was authorized by Judge Haas to sell 5730 shares of common stock and 625 shares of preferred stock in American Power and Light. Cross-petition claims involve Leonore Hunting seeking a lien and judgment tied to mortgage lien rights in Keokuk and asserted superior by Arthur McCarty. A separate motion seeks discharge of a judgment in an injury case involving Skalicky and Coons, with settlement noted at 487.50 and a November 28 hearing date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants National Bank
Irene H. Douglas
C. J. Haas
American Power and Light Company
Leonore E. Hunting
Cedar Rapids
District Court
Keokuk County
Arthur J. McCarty
Des Moines
McCarty
Peter C. Bremer
John C. Skalicky
John Coons
Skalicky
Multiple Local Suits Highlight 1937 Civil Actions in Cedar Rapids
In Cedar Rapids court records, various 1937 civil actions include a $607.57 mechanic lien by Leo Stalker of Stalker Electric against Margaret H. Hamilton, diverse divorce petitions between Daniel Murillo and Nievas Murillo, and Jeanette Dostal vs Emil Dostal for cruel and inhuman treatment with custody request. Other items: 56.25 rent loss judgment in Bohac v Sweet, a $253.77 car damage suit (Pirie v Burmeister), a $1,250 farm lease case seeking total judgment by LeRetta Jenson, a $512 default rent judgment for James Kohout, and a divorce action between Hazel M. Edmondson and Homer M. Edmondson. Also noted are a deed dispute. Iowa Milling Co. v Kalmer Kinzenbaw for 136 about beans. and a $467.95 judgment to Fidelity and Casualty Co. of New York by Joe Doupnik Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Dostal
Emil Dostal
Good Company Always Ready For Adventure
By Mary Manners Jim loves Sally for always being ready for adventure. She isn’t cautious or afraid and would join any mountain climb or moonlit toboggan run before breakfast. Her boundless enthusiasm is Sally’s greatest charm. Jim has never noticed she isn’t a bit pretty, yet finds her marvelous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Manners
Jim
Sally
He Drinks Dear Miss Manners Advice Column
The writer asks how to address a boyfriend who promised not to drink but several times has liquor on his breath. The guidance says he owes an explanation, and the reader should remind him of the promise and confront the issue without nagging. The response frames accountability and clear communication as essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Manners
Willing to keep his good resolutions on a straight path
A fragment notes a person’s intent to stay on a disciplined course. The line hints at moral resolve and a commitment to self control, suggesting a cautious, aspirational stance without further context or names.
Dear Miss Manners Advice on a Steady with a Cheater
Dear Miss Manners offers blunt counsel for a woman torn by her steady boyfriend’s repeated dating of another. If she values him she should resist neediness, appear confident, and consider dating others to boost self esteem, while letting him see there are other options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Manners
Bac
Correction and local notices in Cedar Rapids brief
Correction notes a Thursday ad price for auto floor mats at 19c, corrected to 49c. City briefs cover Muscatine visitors, medical cases, enlistment, church services, hospital stays, a missing coat at a YWCA dance, and residents recovering from operations with several names and addresses mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapaport
Man Charged With Extortion Transferred To St Paul
United States Deputy Marshal Joseph A. Petrus moved Charles Lorenz 59 of Lisbon Ohio from Linn county jail to St Paul to face an extortion charge. Lorenz allegedly sent a threatening letter to the Minneapolis postmaster demanding money on November 7. He was arrested by an FBI agent at the Cedar Rapids post office when he called for a dummy package on November 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Joseph A. Petrus
Charles Lorenz
Lisbon
Ohio
Linn County
St. Paul
Lorenz
Minneapolis
FBI
Cedar Rapids
Boy on Bike Injured in City Collision
James Jennings eleven, son of Mr and Mrs A J Jennings, suffered a cut right leg and left hand after his bicycle hit the side of a car driven by Mrs L M Bugenstein. The accident occurred at 4 15 p m on Third avenue between Sixth and Seventh streets SE as Mrs Bugenstein attempted to enter a parking space and the boy reportedly misjudged the backing maneuver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jennings
A. J. Jennings
Fifth Avenue SE
L. M. Bugenstein
Blake Boulevard
Third Avenue
Sixth and
Seventh Streets
Theft reported at North Western Bell office purse missing
Mrs D S McCulloch reported a small coin purse containing about 45 dollars stolen from her desk at the North Western Bell Telephone company office 619 Third avenue SE. She said the purse was taken from inside a larger purse in her desk drawer while she was away from 9 30 to 11 am and that a strange man was seen in the office around 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Third Avenue
D. S. McCulloch
Eighth Street
Vacancies in Marine Corps for Iowa enlistments in November
Thirty five vacancies in the marine corps will be filled by Iowa enlistments during November. Recruits receive three weeks training at the San Diego base before transfer to duty on a major vessel or at foreign shore stations in Guam, the Philippines or China. Applicants must be 18 to 30, single, without dependents, and have one year of high school education or equivalent. Further information may be obtained by writing the Marine Corps recruiting station in the Old Federal Building, Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps
Iowa
San Diego
Guam
Philippines
China
Two Parked Cars Robbed in Downtown Break-ins
Theft of two traveling bags reported Friday evening in two separate car break-ins. Glendora Stingley said a large brown morocco bag and clothing and jewelry worth about $100 were stolen from her locked car on Third street SE. M G Joern reported a black Gladstone bag taken from his Roosevelt hotel guest car on First Avenue, with clothing and other items valued at about $40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendora Stingley
Chicago
Third Street
Third
Fourth Avenues
Roosevelt Hotel
First Avenue
First
Second Streets
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Nievas Murillo
Leonard S. Bohac
R. L. Sweet
Hollis Sweet
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Bertha M. S. Burmeister
C. A. Burmeister
Leuretta Jenson
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Homer M. Edmondson
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Muscatine
Carl Hagemeister
University of Iowa Medical School
William Hruby
Ninth Street NW
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John I. Reid
U.S Marine Corps
Milo Filipi
Czech Reformed Church
First Reformed Church
Samuel Ramaker
First Reformed
Marengo
Joe Kventensky
Mobile, Ala
J. F. Pesek
Silver Hill
Ala
Julia Steggal
First Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!