Visiting Deputy Of Tri Delta Honored By Local Groups
Mrs Kingsley Day of Minneapolis, visiting deputy for the Tri Delta sorority, will be honored in a two day visit with Alliance dinners and a formal dining event at Voorhees Hall. Local members and the active Coe College chapter plan musical performances. Miss Father Bachman of Chicago will attend as a special guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tr Delta Alliance
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Coe College
Kingsley Day
Minneapolis
George M Bird
Third Avenue SE
Alliance
C D Hedberg
Clark Chandier
Lows Mansfield
Betty Carruthers
Alice Gill
West Branch
Muss Jewel Allman
Dixon, Til
Mart Ann Heubsch
McGregor
Father Bachman
Chicago
Byron McKeely
The
Harry ©. Cutler
Play Entertains Chapter FO Members
A play The Gay Nineties was presented at Chapter FO of the P E O at Mrs A L Killian home 509 Vernon Dr SE Tuesday afternoon. Cast included Mrs Forrest Prot zman Mrs Herbert Killian Mrs L D Dennis Mrs Robert Greene Mrs John Gilmore and others with 37 members and two guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P E. O
A. L. Killian
Vernon Drive
Forrest Protzman
Herbert Killian
L. D. Dennis
Robert Greene
John Gilmore
W. E. Peschau
Leland Mahaffy
Marvin R Selden
Nancy Soboda Celebrates Sixth Birthday Party
Nancy Soboda daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward M Soboda Jr at 2020 Park Ave SE celebrated her sixth birthday with a party at the Cedar Rapids Country Club after school on Wednesday. Guests included Susan Angevine Shaffer Anne Witwer Ann Wadsworth Joan Killian Patricia Crimer Newton Susan Slater Kathryn Fitzpatrick Bonita Nielson and Ellen Ann White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Soboda
Edward M. Soboda, Jr
Park Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Susan Angevine Shaffer
Anne Witwer
Ann Wadsworth
Joan Killian
Patricia Crimer
Doin Newton
Susan Slater
Kathryn
Patricia Fitzpatrick
Bonita Nielson
Ellen Ann White
35 AT AMERICAN HOME LUNCHEON
Thirty five members of the American home department of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club attended a picnic luncheon and program at the club home Tuesday. Hostesses were Mrs John Diorak Mrs J C Jefferits and Mr Charles Earhart. Plans were made for the department Christmas party on December 17 at which Community House children will tie quilts. The Needlework Guild chairwoman reported that the quota of eleven garments and one gift had been reached. Maria Skogsberg of Marti tslied on Christmas Hand yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home Department
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
T F Hersch
Charman
Maria Skogsberg
Martir Tslied
Teak and linen club meeting at YWCA set
Members of the Blue Tree club gather for a scheduled meeting at the YWCA. The event includes fellowship and pledge presentations led by Bertha H. and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irert
Vo 'S
Blue Tree
Ywca A
Thursa Roereg Tre Toin
Cutas Club Set to Meet Trasdas at Wes Moote Facility
The Cutas club will meet Trasdas at 2 30 pm at Wes Moote 321 First Avenue. Attendance details and occasion listed for local readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Cutas Club
Trasdas
Wes - Moote
Minneap lis visitor honored at Coe College events
Mrs. Kingsley Day visiting deputy for the Delta Delta Delta sorority is honored during a brief visit with the Coe College chapter and the Tri Delta Alliance, at two social events in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsley Day
Minneapolis
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Coe College
Tri Delta Alliance
Minerva Club Celebrates 34th Anniversary Picnic
The Minerva Club marked its thirty fourth anniversary with a picnic supper at Mrs. Joseph Saddowsky’s home in Bever Avenue SE. Attendees included Miss Henrietta Bures as president and other members such as Miss Georgia Bures Miss Anna Kurka and Mrs E H Pirkel. A letter from former member Mrs P W Me Cord of Guam was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Club
Joseph Sadowsky
Bever Avenue
Henrietta Bures
Georgia Bures
Anna Kurka
Anna Hromatko
Lottie Hrbek
E. H.pirkel
Rose Kos
Elizabeth Hasek
Frank Filip
Sadowsky
P W MeCord
Guam
Legion Auxiliary Picnic Honors New Members at Memorial Building
One hundred forty four members of the American Legion auxiliary to Hanford post No 5 attended a picnic supper Tuesday evening in the Memorial building honoring 53 new members. Mrs Ray Tapper oversaw the dining room and decorations of yellow chrysanthemums yellow candles and pumpkins. The president Mrs Gilbert Martin introduced officers and the program included accordion solos by Doris Mae Newman and readings by Hannah Scheer. A play titled Ladies Aid featured nine members and prizes were awarded to Mrs Wieland and Mrs Victor Hoiec after cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Hanford Post
No. 5
Memorial Building
Ray Tapper
Gilbert Martin
Doris Mae Newman
Hannah Scheer
Ladies Aid
Dan Kruidemier
Sam Christiansen
John Wieland
F C Parrish
W. D Cunningham
Vincent Kofron
Harry Gunderson
A E Wilson
Dadr
Wieland
Victor Hoiec
Doctor Ward outlines ancient Greece at Minerva Delphian meet
Dr H W Ward of Coe College spoke on a brief historical outline of ancient Greece at a Minerva Delphian society gathering Monday afternoon at the Roosevelt hotel. Mrs F F Novotny Mrs Floyd Knapp and Mrs S C Stookey reported on Greek Education. Mrs W Ward reviewed Great Britain's interest in the Italian Ethiopian situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H W Ward
Coe College
Minerva Delphian Society
Roosevelt Hotel
F F. Novotny
Floyd Knapp
S C Stookey
W. Ward
Great Britain
Rome Miss Lafley Reports at Beta Delphian Meet
The Beta Delphian society meet at 730 pm Thursday at the Roosevelt hotel features Miss Louise Lafley reporting on Reolin Legends. Miss May Mee Milano discusses Rome’s Military Career, Miss Ethel Shean speaks on The Reston Empire, Miss Charlotte Miovyo on February Life of the Hasta, and Miss Gladys Groth on Lome and the Present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Delphian Society
Roosevelt Hotel
Rome
Louise Lafley
Reolin
May Mee- Millano
Romes
Willa Cather Review At Junior Hadassah Meeting
Mi Teo Smulekoff reviews Tuy Gayheart at Junior Hadassah gathering scheduled for Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Montse hotel. A final check-up on the dance planned for November 27 will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi Teo Smulekoff
Tuy Gayheart
Willa Cather
Junior Hadassah
Mont‘se
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Daughters of Isabella Meeting
The study club of Our Lady of Perpetual Help circle will meet Thursday at 7 30 pm at the Montrose hotel with Mrs Helen Hoagland leading the study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Montrose Hotel
Helen Hoagland
Mrs Snouffer Hosts Bridge Club Prizes At Home
Mrs A J Snouffer entertained her bridge club at 1431 Bave tue NE on Tuesday. Prizes were won at two tables by Mrs 3 A Hanus Mrs E L Ferguson and Mrs WF Michalicek as cards were played in a neighborly gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A J Snouffer
Bavetue
A Hanus
E. L. Ferguson
WF. Michalicek
Delta Delphian Meeting Adjusted for Thanksgiving
Delta Delphian will meet Thursday at 30 am at the YWCA. Mrs Ro T Lubbock will preside. The meeting day has been set ahead a week due to Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Delphian
YWCA
Coe Senior Women to Attend A A U W Meeting
Coe college senior women will be special guests of the local branch of the American Association of University Women at its meeting Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. C. C. Kesler 2191 Blake boulevard SE Morris Anderson chairman of the Mark Twain Centennial celebration in Hannibal Missouri will speak on Tom Sawyer Land Mr Anderson has served as Hannibals mayor a football coach a prosecutor in juvenile court work and as a national lecturer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
American Association of University Women
C. C. Kesler
Blake Boulevard
Morris Anderson
Mark Twain
Hannibal
Anderson
Luncheon Hosts Highlight Montrose Hotel Event
Mrs. Kate Kiburz and Mrs. Roy A. Carnegie hosted a Wednesday noon luncheon at the Montrose hotel. Bridge was the afternoon entertainment and yellow pom poms decorated the luncheon tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Kiburz
Park Avenue SE
Roy A. Carnegie
Grande Avenue SE
Montrose Hotel
Bridge
Bridge players dominate in regular contract game results
D. Taylor of Iowa City and David Elderkin led north and south in a Tuesday home match hosted by Mrs. Oliver Longueville E J Carey. Kathleen Carey trailed by half a point to place second. D A Preussner of Manchester topped east and west with a second place pair Francis Gosling and his partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Taylor
Iowa City
David Elderkin
Oliver Longueville
E. J. Carey
Kathleen Carey
Taylor
Elderkin
D A Preussner
Manchester
Francis Gosling
Benefit Bridge Fete Aids Cedar Rapids Children
About 350 people attended the Business and Professional Women's club benefit bridge at the Roosevelt hotel Tuesday evening. Proceeds go to aid underprivileged children in Cedar Rapids. Door prizes went to Thelma Rickey E E Hruska Augusta Steineck Ruth Martin. High scores awarded at eighty seven tables. Committee included Maude M Krebs chair Florence Ernst Metta Burd Margaret McKnight Mildred Good Genevieve Jarboe Jennie Lindquist Marie Petras Este Heath Nora Gott Laura Sabroe Frances Bartlett Marie Douglass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Thelma Rickey
E. E. Hruska
Augusta Steineck
Ruth Martin
Maude M. Krebs
Florence Ernst
Metta Burd
Margaret McKnight
Mildred Good
Genevieve Jarboe
Jennie Lindquist
Marie Petras
Este Heath
Nora Gott
Laura Sabroe
Frances Bartlett
Marie Douglass
St Rita's circle meets at Colonial tea shop
Mrs R. M. Hofford hosted a St Rita's circle gathering at the Colonial tea shop on Second avenue SE. Mrs A. L. Meyers won first prize at bridge and Mrs A. Crowley took second prize as sixteen members attended and refreshments followed the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Hofford
St. Rita's
St Matthew's Church
Colonial Tea Shop
Second Avenue SE
A. L. Meyers
A. Crowley
Mozart Club Audition for Youth Members
An audition for all young people to join the Mozart club will be held November 30 at 10 a.m. at the Chamber of Commerce. Miss Josephine Batchelder is in charge and those seeking more information may call 8785.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart Club
Chamber of Commerce
Josephine Batchelder
Pacific
P T A and PTA Programs At Lincoln Edgewood Stony Point
Lincoln P T A meets in the school auditorium Thursday at 2 30 p m with second grade songs and a talk on Seeing and the Preservation of Human Sight by L D Wolff Harold West will give a brief talk. A program Sarah Fink and Her Masks plays Friday 3 4 pm. Edgewood No 1 PTA hosts guest night for Edgewood No 2 and 3 and Stony Point pupils Friday at 8 p m with community singing led by Luther Fuhrmeister. Tyler P T A holds an all school program Thursday at 7 30 p m in McKinley High School auditorium featuring songs rhythms poems and other numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln P. T
L D Wolff
Harold West
Sarah Fink
Edgewood No 1
PTA
Edgewood
Stony Point
Luther Fuhrmeister
Taylor Elementary Study Group Meeting
Taylor elementary study group will meet Thursday at 2 pm in the school auditorium. The subject for study will be The Child and His Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Elementary
Van Buren School Hosts Rah Fink and Her Masks Show
The program titled Sa rah Fink and Her Masks will be presented at Van Buren school on Friday at 1 30 pm under the auspices of the school PTA. Children in the district and their parents are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Fink
van Buren
Citys Schools Have High Rating From Junior League Survey
Cedar Rapids secondary schools show high standing in a Junior League of Cedar Rapids survey. Mrs Doug las Kirk and Mrs Fred A Winter led the investigation with principals, the school board, and teachers, and reports note graduates gain full freshman standing. Nutrition director Isabelle Scroggie outlined her center work and methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Douglas Kirk
Fred A Winter
Junior League of
Montrose Hotel
Kirk
Winter
Board of Education
Isabelle Scroggie
League
Nutrition Center
Elizabeth Carey
Louis D. Burkhalter, Jr
Honorary Society At Coe Initiates Eleven
Coe college announces eleven new members into Eta Sigma Phi the honorary classical language society. New initiates include John Parlis Miss Alice Snyder Miss Mary Catherine Jennings Cedar Rapids George Hoffner Clarence Harold Quinn Stratford William Edwards Cleveland Harold Hitchcock Havelock Ralph McLeod Traer Cleo Misel West Liberty Wilma Bolsinger Colesburg and Arnold Brokaw Orr Minn. Dr. George W. Bryant spoke on Horace and the poets bi millennium celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Eta Sigma Phi
Beta Phi Alpha
Alice Thompson
Bernice Curran
John Parlis
Alice Snyder
Mary Catherine Jennings
Cedar Rapids
George Hoffner
Clarence
Harold Quinn
Stratford
William Edwards
Cleveland
Harold Hitchcock
Havelock
Ralph McLeod
Traer
Cleo Misel
West Liberty
Wilma Bolsinger
Colesbury
Arnold Brokaw
Orr, Minn
George W. Bryant
Horace
Party After Coe Women’s Hockey Game Acknowledged
After the Wednesday 4 p.m. women's hockey championship at Coe College, the Women's Athletic Association invited all members to a party at the field house. Phoebe Jane Nemecek and La Van Buchanan led arrangements with a list of upperclass players and freshmen and sophomores named from Cedar Rapids and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Women’s Athletic Association of the College
Field House
Phoebe Jane Nemecek
la van Buchanan
Patricia Burkhalter
Jannan
Havelock
Norway
Margaret Carson
Marion
Dorothy Faris
Mediapolis
Helen Hannum
Ottumwa
Virginia Kuning
Omaha
Blanche Lichtenstein
Grand Mound
Eleanor Pooley
Greene
Anna Mae Sexton
Sigourney
Edna Russ
Rake
Florence Teets
Milledgeville
T11
Caroline van Meter
Moline
I11
Wilson Empl oy es Organize At Y W C A
Wilson employees in the industrial department of the Y M C A organized a new club. Meetings are on the first and third Tuesdays at 7 30 p m plan business and interest groups knitting metal craft and volleyball. An extra knitting lesson is set for Nov 26 with Harriet Anderson teaching. Dorothy Whitmore serves as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Whitmore
The
Decorah Marriage Unites Jirak and Hemsky Couples
Ann Catherine Jirak of Cedar Rapids daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Jirak Fort Atkinson and Joseph F Hemsky son of Mr and Mrs William Hemsky Cedar Rapids married Wednesday at 11 am in Decorah Methodist parsonage Rev Oswald Sandbach officiated Leone Hemsky and William Hemsky Jr sister and brother of the groom attended a wedding party of twenty relatives and friends The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids where Mr Hemsky works at Roosevelt garage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Ann Catherine Jiralk
Cedar Rapids
Louis Jirak
Fort Atkinson
Joseph F. Hemsky
William Hemsky
Oswald Sandbach
Leone Hemsky
Hemsky
Roosevelt Garage
Peggy's First Story Print Thrill Encourages Persistent Writing
Readers are urged to keep practicing writing with practical tips from the Home Institute booklet Self-Instruction in Writing. The piece uses Conrad as an example of perseverance and language growth, emphasizing self-teaching, word choice, and mental attitude toward readers. A coupon offers the booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad
Home Institute
Beethoven Club Explores The Racial Dance In Music
The Beethoven club will study The Racial Dance in Music at its Thursday 10 am meeting in the Chamber of Commerce. Eleanor Taylor conducts the theory session. Performers include Mrs Edna Mae Sila, Miss Anna Denkman, Mrs Lucy Ambroz, Mrs Howard Benninghoff, Miss Josephine Batchelder and others, with piano violin and vocal pieces listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven Club
Chamber of Commerce
Eleanor Taylor
Edna Mae Sila
Rachmaninofw
Bernice ‘Baldwin
Dan Granados
Adelle Vvakoetl
Tango
Albeniz Seguidellaz Albert
Anna Denkman
Falla
Lucy Ambroz
Lecuona Espana
Margaret McCall
Cecelia Kohl
Howard Benninghoff
Baldwin
Crap Shooters
Lane
Virginia Paul
Owell
Josephine Batchelder
Thomas
Zora Adams
Card Party by Co and N W Women Draws 180 Guests
The Woman's club of the C and N W railway system held its first card party of the season Tuesday in the Montrose Terrace room with 180 attendees. Prizes in bridge went to Mrs. George Eckert Leo W Larson and O Dalido. 500 to L L Lovan M Kleigle and Mrs. L Triebel. pinochle to Mrs. William Kudera. Door prizes were awarded to several attendees. out of town guests included Mrs. Charles H Peters W F Meyers and Mrs. H M Edmondson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Wingert
Charles Toeller
Charles H Peters
W. F. Meyers
Boone
H. M. Edmondson
Tama
Forget-Me-Nots Host Pot-Luck Luncheon at Mrs Blake’s
Mrs W O Blake hosted a Tuesday afternoon Forget-Me-Nots pot luck luncheon at 1581 Second Avenue SE with attendees including Mesdames W Robertson Henry Kendall William Willenberg W E Markle W W Carringer Jr Dolph Potter Betty Ann Willenberg Sally Ann Carringer. Prizes were won by Mrs Kendall and Mrs Maricle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Blake
Second Avenue SE
Mesdames
W. Robertson
Henry Kendall
William Willenberg
W. E. Markle
W. W. Carringer, Jr
Dolph Potter
Frank Melsh
Betty Ann Willenberg
Sally Ann Carringer
Kendall
Maricle
Washington couple guests at Barta home
Mr and Mrs Adolf K Barta of Washington DC visit Mr and Mrs Frank W Barta and Mr and Mrs Vernon Barta at 805 Fifth Avenue SE in a family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf K. Barta
Washington, D. C
Frank W. Barta
Vernon Barta
Fifth Avenue SE
Divorce Decrees Granted in Independence Court
Judge R W Hasner grants Frances Ball a divorce from Frank Ball on cruel and inhuman treatment and grants custody of two minor children with $30 monthly support. Letha Bomorden also receives a divorce from Erwin Bomorden for cruel and inhuman treatment and non support with custody of their two minor children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Hasner
Frances Ball
Frank Ball
Letha Bomorden
Erwin Bomorden
Arrests by age peak at 19 says DOJ records
Department of Justice data show 19 year olds face more arrests than any other age group, highlighting youth crime trends and enforcement focus among young adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Unemployment Relief Census To Be Checked Against 1933
On state direction Linn county relief office began a comparative unemployment relief census. The state office sent data from an October 1933 unemployment aid census and asks that it be checked to see how many persons who received relief in October 1933 also received it last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Relief Office
Linn County
Petit Jurors Drawn In Delaware County
Special to The Gazette. Juries for the December term of Delaware county district court open Dec. 9 with Judge Ralph W. Hasner of Independence presiding. A panel of forty citizens will select the petit jurors. The list includes Carl Ahrens Dundee Clarence Amling Edgewood W M Burke Earlville John J Britt Delhi Vesta Boots Hopkinton A L Baxter Oneida Ada Barne Manchester Harry Coleman Coggan Phil DeShaw Bert Dighton Hopkinton Ross Childs George Clemans Floyd Carver Manchester James Fitzpatrick Greeley Lloyd Funk Edgewood Peter Guthrie Hopkinton Bernard Goldsmith Earlville L A Gibson John W Holscher Manchester Ben B Holscher Mrs O R Loomis Earlville Ed Lane Manchester Richard Lewis Hopkinton E H Lawrence M Morrissey Manchester Mike Mulligan Ryan Harold Mead Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Delaware County District Court
Ralph W. Hasner
Independence
Carl Ahrens
Dundee
Clarence Amling
Edgewood
W. M. Burke
Earlville
John J. Britt
Delhi
Vesta Boots
Hopkinton
A. L. Baxter
Oneida
Ada Barne
Harry Coleman
Coggan
Phil DeShaw
Bert Dighton
Ross Childs
George Clemans
Floyd Carver
James Fitzpatrick
Greeley
Lloyd Funk
Peter Guthrie
Bernard Goldsmith
L. A. Gibson
John W. Holscher
Ben B. Holscher
O. R. Loomis
Ed. Lane
Richard Lewis
E. H. Lawrence
M. F. Morrissey
Mike Mulligan
Ryan
Harold Mead
Man
List of names tied to Manchester area officials and residents
Readable fragments name multiple individuals associated with Manchester and surrounding towns including Colesburg Dyersville Edgewood Hopkin son Hopk in son and Greeley with roles or connections to local administration and businesses.
Man Drives Home 80 Miles After Accident Injuries
Aulden Griffin, 33, of 841 Sixteenth St SE, was treated at St Luke's hospital after driving nearly eighty miles from the scene of a crash between Clinton and DeWitt. He suffered a deep lip gash, a lost front tooth, a badly bruised foot, and back pain. Griffin, visiting his father in Chicago, was en route to Cedar Rapids and works in the credit department at Cedar Rapids Engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
DeWitt
Aulden Griffin
Sixteenth Street SE
St. Luke's Hospital
Griffin
Chicago
T. A. Griffin
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Engineering Company
Farmers Seek Constitutional Change To Open Idle Lands
Four thousand delegates from thirty six states at the Farmers Education and Co operative Union convention propose a constitutional amendment. It would require Congress to buy unused land and open it to settlement by bonafide users, limiting ownership to land actually used in business. Milo Reno supports the measure amid criticism of Roosevelt and Wal lace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kankakee
Ill
Congress
Farmers’ Education and Co-operative Union of America
T. H. McLemore
Elk City
Oklo
Milo Reno
Farm Holiday Association
Roosevelt
Henry A. Wallace
AAA
Seattle packing pioneer Frye dies after long illness
Frank F. Frye aged 72, a pioneer Seattle packing company executive, died in a hospital Tuesday night after a long illness. He was born and educated in Davenport, Iowa, and survived by his widow and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Frank F. Frye
Pioneer Seattle Packing Company
Davenport
City Briefs and Personals Highlights
City briefs note health updates for E A Spraker and Mrs John King as they recover at home. Lydia Long returns home after a Nov 11 auto crash injuring ribs. Ads promote Thanksgiving orders and local church events with meals and story hours. Fire crews respond to a Cedar Rapids Gas truck fire and Roosevelt hotel awning issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Avenne
Ninth Street NW
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
Thanksgiving turkey chase ends in hospital injury
Harley Smith, 58, of 417 Avenue NW, was treated at St. Luke's after being injured around midnight Tuesday while attempting to capture a turkey at Wilson Produce company. He remained hospitalized with a right shoulder injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Hospital
Harley Smith
417 Avenue NW
Wilson Produce Company
Smith
Patent to Elizabeth Ankrom Certified Copy
The United States grants a certified copy of a patent to Elizabeth Ankrom covering section 10-84-7 with a filing date of March 1 1850. The notice records official action in the patent grant process and identifies the recipient and document type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. of America
Elizabeth Ankrom
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Sociely Ociel
Tri Delta
Chapter FO
Blue Triangle Club
Chitomegy
Jane Boyd
Clitis Club
Sidwell
Mrs. Kingsley Day
Legion Auxiliary
Minerva Delphian
Beta Delphian
Mrs. Snouffer
B. and
P. WW
ST. Rita’s Circle
P. T. A. Meetings
Lincoln
Edgewood No
Nite Thompson Studio
Second Avenue
Coe
Jirak-Hemsky
Forget
Me-Nots
Bartas
Gazette Home Institute
W. 19Th St
New York, N. Y
Delaware County
Chester
John F. Merten
Colesburg
Laura Matthews
John Ratcliff
Hopkinson
John McKeag
W. M. Retherford
Arthur L. Sawyer
Ike Schneider
Gerald Schaller
Arlie T. Smith
Frank Tilp
al Vaske
Dyersville
Linus Wernke
Leland Wall
Packer
E. A. Spraker
Peoples Church
Lenore Gordon
Northwest Library
St. Paul's Church
John King
Oakland Avenue NE
Central Park Church
Lydia Long
Clarion
the Gazette
Frank E. Machen
Seventeenth Street SE
Mercy Hospital
Dairy Dale Community Hall
MT. Vernon Ave
34Th ST. SE
Dorothy Gray
Dorothy Gross
Newmans
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