Many Students To Come Home For Thanksgiving Day
Cedar Rapids residents anticipate a large influx of college students and out-of-town relatives for Thanksgiving. At the University of Iowa and Iowa State College the break lasts one day with Cedar Rapids and nearby Ames seeing many students return. Coe College offers a longer break with extended holiday time. Most students departed Wednesday afternoon, with many arriving from noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Iowa
Iowa State College
Iowa City
Ames
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Mrs. Leo J. Klinger Hosts Surprise Birthday Dinner
Mrs. Leo J. Klinger of 529 Longwood Drive NE entertained at a surprise dinner and bridge party in the Montrose hotel state suite honoring Mr. Klinger on his birthday. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Dunker Mr. and Mrs. Homer Maxwell and Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Elsenbast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo J. Klinger
Longwood Drive
Montrose Hotel
Mr. Klinger
Klinger
Robert M. Chapman
Harry W. Dunker
Homer Maxwell
O. J. Elsenbast
Wadsworths and Miss Carey Attend Des Moines Ball
Mr and Mrs Edwin H Wadsworth and Miss Elizabeth Carey travel from Country Club Park Way SE and Grande Avenue SE to Des Moines to be guests of Miss Katherine Reid. They will attend the Junior League Charity ball at the Hotel Fort Des Moines Wednesday evening and return Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin H. Wadsworth
Country Club Parkway
Elizabeth Carey
Grande Avenue
Des Moines
Katherine Reid
Fort Des Moines
Mrs Ella D Smith Hosts Thanksgiving Guest
Mrs Ella D Smith of 1021 Third Avenue SE hosts her daughter in law Mrs Herbert H Smith of Merion Golf Manor Ardmore Pa as guest for the Thanksgiving weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella D. Smith
Third Avenue SE
Herbert H. Smith
Merion Golf Manor
Ardmore, Pa
Drake Students to Spend Thanksgiving with Parents
Drake university students Paul Morrison and James Horan, sons of Mr and Mrs Morrison and Mr and Mrs Horan, will spend Thanksgiving weekend with their parents in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Morrison
M. H. Morrison
Second Avenue SE
James Horan
H. A. Horan
Third Avenue SE
Drake University
Des Moines
Mrs Ives Returns From Midwest Visit
Mrs. W. B. Ives of 327 Crescent Street SE returns home after a trip with her sister Mrs. N. E. Bliss of Portage Wisconsin. The pair visited Cedar Rapids Portage Sheboygan and Chicago before reaching home.
Miss Connie Anderson Travels to Boulder to Visit Sister
Miss Connie Anderson leaves Denver for Boulder to visit her sister Miss Annabel Anderson who attends the University of Colorado. She plans to return Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Anderson
Rideway Drive
Lientz Family Guests in Keyes Home
Mr and Mrs N W Lientz of Kansas City Missouri and their family formerly of Cedar Rapids are visiting in the home of Mr and Mrs Edwin H Keyes at 417 Twenty Fourth Street NE. They will be here until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Lientz
Kansas City, Mo
Cedar Rapids
Edwin H. Keyes
Twenty-fourth Street
Hunters Entertain At Blake Boulevard Home
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hunter host a dinner at their 1955 Blake boulevard SE residence on Wednesday evening. Charles C. Hunter of Newton will be an out-of-town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Hunter
Blake Boulevard
Mr. Hunter
Charles C. Hunter
Newton
Elsenbasts Move Within Grande Avenue SE
Mr and Mrs O J Elsenbast relocate from 2404 Grande Ave SE to 1959 Grande Ave SE in a local address change noted in the community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Elsenbast
Grande Ave
Grande Avenue SE
Coe fraternity hosts dinner for Olympic baseballist Grover Galvin
Tau Kappa Epsilon at Coe College held a Tuesday dinner honoring Grover Galvin of Rockford Illinois who played for the United States baseball team at the Berlin Olympic Games last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Coe College
Grover Galvin
Rockford, Ill
United States
Berlin
Mrs Walton Leaves for Brantford Visit
Mrs. George Walton of 2340 B avenue NE departed Wednesday for Brantford Canada to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Bruce Harris for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Walton
Avenue
Brantford
Canada
Bruce Harris
Dolls Bring Christmas Cheer Through Camp Fire Fundraiser
City Camp Fire girls stage a Saturday 10 AM event at State theater inviting girls to donate usable dolls as admission. Repaired by firemen, dressed by Camp Fire members, dolls will be given to needy children at Christmas. Prizes honor best dressed doll costumes with four categories. Guardians should bring dolls to the Camp Fire office by December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire Girls
State Theater
Camp Fire
Kitanka Camp
Mary Jane Huber
Betty Lee Warren
Nola Berger
Jeen Bailey
Mildred
Edith Boardman
Camp Fire Council
Miss Phyllis Wilbur To Visit Friends Here
Miss Phyllis Wilbur daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Wilbur of Missouri Valley formerly of Cedar Rapids will arrive Wednesday to be a guest of Miss Peggy Bede at the Bede home Mr and Mrs Charles Bede 2009 Mount Vernon avenue SE of Miss Jean Hatch at the Hatch home Mr and Mrs L O Hatch 2201 Fifth avenue SE and of Miss Jean Russett at the Hough home 1555 Park avenue SE. Miss Wilbur will be here through the week end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Wilbur
Frank Wilbur
Missouri Valley
Cedar Rapids
Peggy Bede
Charles Bede
Mount Vernon Avenue SE
Jean Hatch
L. O. Hatch
Fifth Avenue SE
Jean Russett
Frank Hough
Park Avenue
Miss Wilbur
Mount Mercy Alumnae Organize Luncheon Club
All former Mount Mercy academy and junior college students have formed a luncheon club. The first meeting will be December 5 in the Florentine room at the Roosevelt hotel, with meetings on the first Saturday of each month. All alumnae are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Mercy Academy and
Junior College
Florentine
Roosevelt Hotel
Roosevelt
Sacred Heart Card Party At Local Power Co Bungalow
Sacred Heart corps No. 722 sponsored a card party at the bungalow of the Iowa Electric Light and Power company Tuesday evening. Twelve tables hosted Bridge and 500 with prizes to each table winner. Door prizes went to Mrs. Getty Blair, Mrs. Charles Buresh, Mrs. F. J. Finn, and Mrs. C. A. Buchanan. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Corps
Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters
St. Patrick’s Church
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Getty Blair
Charles Buresh
F. J. Finn
C. A. Buchanan
Dancing teachers meet. Miss Lindekin returns
Miss Helen Lindekin of 1314 B avenue NE returned Monday after attending a three day meeting of the dancing teachers association at the Kirkwood hotel in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lindekin
Avenue
Dancing Teachers’ Association
Kirkwood Hotel
Des Moines
Miss Werkman Visits Oak Park for Thanksgiving Weekend
Miss Margaret Werkman of Oak Park Illinois arrived Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving weekend with her parents Dr and Mrs D J Werkman at 1936 Washington Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Werkman
Oak Park
Ill
D. J. Werkman
Washington Avenue SE
Mrs Minor Returns From West Coast Trip
Mrs. R. J. Minor of 240 Fifteenth street NW has returned home after six months spent visiting friends and relatives in San Francisco and southern California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Minor
Fifteenth Street
San Francisco
Calif
Southern California
Community Service Committee Named For Club Federation
Mrs H C Houghton Jr announces the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs new community service committee with Mrs Leo R Leeper as state chairman and Mrs R F Hyatt as vice chair. District representatives coordinate service projects across 9 districts. The federation urges all 880 clubs to start a project, with prizes at the Sioux City biennial for towns over 10 000 3 000 to 10 000 and under 3 000. Projects include libraries bird sanctuaries day nurseries health clinics and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Houghton, Jr
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Leo R. Leeper
Waterloo
R. F. Hyatt
Carroll
Arthur Hinderman
Wapello
W. H. Harrison
Maquoketa
F. A. Halloway
Waverly
F. P. Walker
Clear Lake
Margaret Dillon
Newton
Wright Ringheim
Nevada
F. H. McLaughlin
Red Oak
J. R. Black
Jefferson
C. H. Jones
Spencer
Iowa
Iowa Federation
Sioux City
Bayard Woman’s Club
Waterloo Woman’s Club
Double Wedding at St Patrick's Church
St Patrick's church hosted a Monday morning double wedding with Ruth Andes to Clarence Gitt and Marie Andes to Frank P. Corsello. Officiant was Rev D G Peters. attendants included Madelene Corsello who sang. Guests included Mrs Weldon Joe Weldon and families from Parnell and Holbrook. Home addresses given for both couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Church
Ruth Andes
Clarence Gitt
Marie Andes
Frank P. Corsello
D. G. Peters
Madelene Corsello
Frank Corsello
James Weldon
Joe
John Weldon
William Weldon
Dan McCarty
Martin McDonald
Parnell
T. M. Donohoe
Holbrook
Gitt
Second Street
Corsello
First Avenue
First Presbyterian Missionary Society Plans Friday Meeting
The women of the First Presbyterian Church mission society meet Friday at 2 30 p m at 1838 Blake boulevard SE the hostess is Mrs LeRoy Weld Mrs George Stone assists Mrs R D Taylor presents a map talk on Syria and Mesopotamia devotional led by Mrs F Overholt and stewardship readings by Mrs O A Prather group singing of Christmas carols directed by Mrs James Hodgson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
LeRoy Weld
Blake Boulevard
George Stone
R. D. Taylor
Syria
Mesopotamia
F. Overholt
O. A. Prather
James Hodgson
Leavenworth Visit For Miss Lucyle Urich
Miss Lucyle Urich of 938 Seven teenth street NE leaves Tuesday for Leavenworth Kansas to join Mr and Mrs Earl Olive. Mrs Olive is the former Catherine Louise Patterson a former physical education instructor at Mount Mercy junior college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucyle Urich
Seventeenth Street
Leavenworth
Kan
Earl Olive
Olive
Catherine Louise Patterson
Mount Mercy Junior College
Junior Hadassah Plans Annual Thanksgiving Eve Dance
Junior Hadassah will host its annual Thanksgiving Eve cabaret style dance in the Crystal room at the Montrose hotel. The social committee, led by Miss Josephine Kozberg, with Sara Slutsky Cornelia Oransky Rosabelle Krinitznik Jane Goldberg Betty Albert and Ethelyn Greenblatt, organizes the event with an orchestra and floor show to raise funds for the Palestinean model children's village. Ruth Kushner leads the local chapter, among 210 groups in 40 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Hadassah
Crystal Room
Montrose Hotel
Joesphine Kozberg
Sara Slutsky
Cornelia Oransky
Rosabelle Krinitznik
Jane Goldberg
Betty Albert
Ethelyn Greenblatt
Palestinian Fund
Ruth Kushner
Ellen Hannon and Don Maresh Wed at Immaculate Conception
Ellen Hannon daughter of Mrs. Charles Powers and Don Maresh son of S. E. Maresh were married Wednesday at 7 am in Immaculate Conception church. Mrs. Clifford E. Ball of Minneapolis attended. breakfast followed at the Commonwealth tea room. They plan to live at 370 Sixteenth Street SE after December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Hannon
Charles Powers
Sixteenth Street SE
Don Maresh
S. E. Maresh
Third Avenue SE
Immaculate Conception Church
John Molloy
Clifford E. Ball
Minneapolis
Minn
Robert Maresh
Mrs. Ball
Commonwealth Tea Room
Mrs. Maresh
Don Dunn
Miss Little Honors Miss Norene Threlkeld Shower
Miss Dorothy Jeanne Little hosted a personal shower for Miss Norene Threlkeld at 1800 Mount Vernon Road SE Monday evening. Bunco prizes went to Miss Threlkeld and Mrs. Lola Arrington as guests included Norene Threlkeld Glennys McHardy Evelyn Fawcett Mary Katherine Knapp Dorothy Whipple Claire Ann Russett Margaret Watt Jeanne Curry and Mesdames Harold Meyn Lola Arrington and Herman Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Jeanne Little
Mount Vernon Road
Norene Threlkeld
Bunco
Miss Threlkeld
Lola Arrington
Glennys McHardy
Evelyn Fawcett
Mary Katherine Knapp
Dorothy Whipple
Claire Ann Russett
Margaret Watt
Jeanne Curry
Harold Meyn
Herman Little
L. L. Lovans to Entertain Thanksgiving Guests
Mr and Mrs L L Lovan host a Thanksgiving dinner at their 1345 B Avenue NE home Thursday. Attending are Mr and Mrs Robert Baird Mr and Mrs L G Smith and their children Margaret and Leonard Jr Mr and Mrs A M Sammet Mr and Mrs F G Smith Mrs Louise Smith and Ralph Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Lovan
Avenue NE
Robert Baird
L. G. Smith
Chilren
Margaret and
Leonard, Jr
A. M. Sammet
F. G. Smith
Louise Smith
Ralph Smith
Ida Mansfield circle hosts luncheon at Fleckenstein home
Twenty one members of Ida Mansfield circle of the Kings Daughters were entertained at a luncheon Tuesday at 1916 Glenway drive SE. Mrs. P. F. Keehn and Mrs. Everett Hoover assisted. Mrs. Rufus Culver led devotions. The afternoon was spent sewing tea towels and the next meeting will be with Mrs. O. H. Mendenhall at 1718 Seventh avenue SE on December 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mansfield
The
King’s Daughters
A. J. Fleckenstein
Glenway Drive
P. F. Keehn
Everett Hoover
Fleckenstein
Rufus Culver
O. H. Mendenhall
Seventh Avenue SE
Thanksgiving Guests At Minert Home
Mr and Mrs John W Minert of 1837 Mount Vernon avenue SE host Thanksgiving day guests including Mrs Bess Higgins of Davenport sister of Mrs Minert Miss Ella Mae Minert and Mrs Maude Sharff of Ames sisters of Mr Minert and William Minert a student at Iowa State college Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Minert
Mount Vernon Avenue
Bess Higgins
Davenport
Minert
Ella Mae Minert
Maude Sharff
Ames
Mr. Minert
William Minert
Iowa State College
Chicago guest to stay with Kubacks over Thanksgiving
Mrs. Queene V. Hornibrook of Chicago will arrive Wednesday evening to visit her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Kuback, at 1645 Second Avenue SE, staying until Sunday before returning to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queene V. Hornibrook
Chicago
Philip M. Kuback
Second Avenue SE
Cassidy Ceremony Honor Brings Joy to Couple
Mr and Mrs Jesse Cassidy of 612 Seventh Avenue SE were surprised with a party at their home after their marriage on November 15 honoring the couple with friends and neighbors in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Cassidy
Seventh Avenue SE
Pleiades Society Thanksgiving Spread at Coe College
Alumnae actives and pledges of the Pleiades society gathered for a Thanksgiving spread Monday evening at Marjorie Bruner’s home on 1552 Washington avenue SE. Grace Rich directed arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleiades Society
Coe College
Marjorie Bruner
Washington Avenue
Grace Rich
Guests From Des Moines Visit For Thanksgiving
Dr. and Mrs. Don McDonald of Des Moines will arrive Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with his parents Mr. and Mrs. T. P. McDonald at Belmont parkway NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Don McDonald
Dr. McDonald
T. P. McDonald
Belmont Parkway
Hilda M Smith and Patrick Flaherty Wed at St Patrick’s
Miss Hilda M Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs G H Smith of 211 Fourth Street NW and Patrick J Flaherty son of Frank Flaherty of Cedar Rapids were married Wednesday morning at St Patrick's church by Rev D G Peters. The bride wore a boxwood green velveteen dress trimmed with black astrakan and green accessories. Sister Elsie Smith attended as maid of honor in brown blister crepe with gold trim. Best man was Henry Teahen. A wedding breakfast followed at Wurster's tea room and guests were immediate family and a few friends. After a short trip to Chicago the couple will reside in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda M. Smith
G. H. Smith
Fourth Street
Patrick J. Flaherty
Frank Flaherty
Cedar Rapids
St. Patrick’s Church
D. G. Peters
Elsie Smith
Henry Teahen
Wurster
Fillmore PTA Dance and Card Party Draws 500 Attendees
About 500 persons attended the apron dance and card party sponsored by the Fillmore P T A at C S P S hall on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Dean Harger served as general chairman with multiple committees led by public над officials and volunteers handling publicity prizes cards refreshments and pop sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillmore P. T. A
C. S. P. S. Hall
Dean Harger
Roy Johnson
Miss Ashton
G. I. Martin
George Johanos
V. A. Krofton
Clarence Ballard
Earl van Cleve
G. Clifford
S. Peterson
A. Nillsson
George Heider
Earl Miller
H. Hrdlicka
George Maloney
Frank Bukacek
Edaburn
Frank Ehrenberger
Marjorie Donahue
C. Faulkner
Pop Sale
Harry Cooper
Miss Marshall Hosts Theater Party for Mrs Sorenson
Miss Marguerite Marshall at 863 Fourth Avenue SE entertained ten guests Tuesday honoring Mrs Alfred F E Sorenson, formerly Miss Helen Vanous. Guests later went to the Marshall home for refreshments and gifts were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Marshall
Fourth Avenue SE
Alfred FE. Sorenson
Helen Vanous
Marshall Home
Sorenson
Home Builders Class Meets At Canaday Home
The Home Builders' class of the First Evangelical Sunday school met at 516 Third Avenue SW to honor Edna Canaday before her three month trip to California. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Lodge, Ford, Finch, Holsinger, Krippner, Woodford, Edna Canaday and guests Rev. and Mrs. George Stauffacher Lieut. Harry Canaday and others visiting from Alameda. Hostesses were Mrs. Wilbur Canaday and Mrs. George Holsinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Sunday School
Wilbur Canaday
Third Avenue
Edna Canaday
California
Lester Lodge
Stewart Ford
Everett Finch
George Holsinger
al Krippner
Ernest Woodford
George Stauffacher
Harry Canaday
Almeda
Calif
Charlene Canaday
Gwen Krippner
Carol Canaday
Service Club Plans For Christmas Party At Community House
The Community House service club met for a picnic dinner and business session. They approved redecorating the girls club rooms and buying an electric mixer and a Red Cross membership from proceeds of a November bazaar. A donation aided Miss Elizabeth Bender for Christmas parties. The annual Christmas party is set for December 22. Prizes were awarded to Cbdrothy Linville, Mrs. Pearl Brown, Mrs. Jane Duffie, and Mrs. Lottie Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Club
Nutrition Center
Red Cross
Elizabeth Bender
Cbdrothy Linville
Pearl Brown
Jane Duffie
Banco
Lottie Foster
Miss Alice Sadilek to Wed Lawrence Augustin
The Misses Marjorie and Opal Dvorak hosted a personal shower at 1016 Twenty-sixth Street SE for Alice Sadilek who will marry Lawrence Augustin Saturday morning at St. Wenceslaus church. Guests hemmed linens for the bride and included Mildred Barnes Mae Sedlak Henrietta Reichwein Ethel Maher Eloise House Albin Miller Fern Avery Mary Cabalka and Mesdames Howard Nandell Irvin Ebright Leo Shultz Allen White and Arthur Dixon of Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie
Opal Dvorak
Twenty-sixth Street
Alice Sadilek
Lawrence Augustin
St. Wenceslaus Church
Miss Sadilek
Mildred Barnes
Mae Sedlak
Henrietta Reichwein
Ethel Maher
Eloise House
Albin Miller
Fern Avery
Mary Cabalka
Howard Nandell
Irvin Ebright
Leo Shultz
Allen White
Arthur Dixon
Davenport
Mrs Barngrover Salutes Grandmother On 88th Birthday
Mrs W J Barngrover hosted a tea at her Cedar Rapids home in honor of her grandmother Mrs S W Miller who turned eighty eight. Assisting were Mrs W E Peschau Mrs Harold Ross and Mrs O J De Vault. About thirty guests attended. Mrs Miller came from Illinois as a young woman living in Belle Plaine before Cedar Rapids where she has resided for about fifty years. She has four children and nine grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Barngrover
Bever Avenue
S. W. Miller
Fourteenth Street
W. E. Peschau
Harold Ross
O. J. de Vault
Miller
Iowa
Illinois
Belle Plaine
Cedar Rapids
O. J. DeVault
Bever Avenue SE
W. W. Miller
Sixth Avenue SE
E. W. Graham
San Francisco
Calif
F. W. Rugh
Chicago
Roberta Owens Elected President Of Luwinta Camp Fire
Roberta Owens was elected president of the Luwinta Camp Fire at St. Pauls church Tuesday evening. Mildred Fuller became vice president and Bernadine Frame secretary. Betty Meyer was chosen treasurer and Virginia Bolen baugh scribe. Other members listed include Theodora Davis Patty Lou Donald Betty Heine Janet Lehman Arlene Mastin Pauline Smith Darlene Sorenson Arlene Sova Evelyn Thompson Jean Wallace Jane Raduens. Mrs. M. L. Downey is guardian with Dorothy June Duncan as assistant. Plans were made for a candy pull and a Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Owens
Luwinta Camp
St. Paul’s Church
Mildred Fuller
Bernadine Frame
Betty Meyer
Virginia Bolenbaugh
Theodora Davis
Patty Lou Donald
Betty Heine
Janet Lehman
Arlene Mastin
Pauline Smith
Darlene Sorenson
Arlene Sova
Evelyn Thompson
Jean Wallace
Jane Raduens
Entertain at St Patrick's School Delights 150 Guests
The St Patrick's High School sophomore class entertained 150 guests in the school auditorium Tuesday afternoon. Five hundred and banco was played, prizes went to John Corsello and Margaret Hogan. Betty Smith drew the door prize. Refreshments were served and there was dancing afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s High School
John Corsello
Margaret Hogan
Betty Smith
Wallace Family Plans Thanksgiving in Chicago
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Wallace of 1105 K Avenue NW will spend Thanksgiving in Chicago as guests of Robert Wallace and family along with their daughter Jane Lorraine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Wallace
K Avenue NW
Jane Lorraine
Chicago
Mr. Wallace
Robert Wallace
Wallace
Bridge club prizes awarded at Mrs Harbert's home
Mrs. Melvin Harbert hosted the Easy Aces bridge club at her address on Ninth Street NW Tuesday afternoon. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. R. H. Burns and Mrs. J. Leo Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Harbert
Ninth Street
Easy Aces Bridge Club
R. H. Burns
J. Leo Smith
Chemical Ice Causes Five Deaths Aboard Great Lakes Vessel
Two investigations opened into the gas leakage on the Great Lakes freighter Empire State after five men suffocated in a hold believed filled with carbon dioxide. Brooklyn District Attorney William F. X. Geoghan ordered those connected to the tragedy to appear. Police Commissioner Lewis J. Valentine and federal authorities also launched inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Empire State
William F. X. Geoghan
Brooklyn
Lewis J. Valentine
Notice of receivership sale in Springville Savings Bank case
In Linn County Iowa L A Andrew as Superintendent of Banking of Iowa files an application to sell Lot 6 Block 1 Hambleton and Gritman's Addition Springville for 200 dollars by order of the court. Hearing set December 2 1936 at 10 00 am Cedar Rapids Court House. Dale O Stentz attorney for the receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of Iowa
Linn County
L. A. Andrew
State of Iowa
Springville Savings Bank
Springville
Iowa
District Court
D. W. Bates
State of
Springeville
Hambleton
Gritman
O Bessie M. Bailey
Cedar Rapids
Dale O. Stentz
Three High School Boys Held In Probe Of Student's Death
In Bradenton Florida three junior high students were jailed as State Attorney Roy D Stubbs probed the death of LeRoy Johnson who died November 17. Prosecutor says Johnson cried out for mercy during the beating and that the motive involved Johnson refusing to let others ride his brother’s bicycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradenton
Fla
Roy D. Stubbs
LeRoy Johnson
Johnson
Stubbs
Agreement Reached To Halt Strike At Chicago Stockyards
Chicago workers avert a near midnight walkout as the Union Stockyards and Transit Company reaches a wage deal with Livestock Handlers Union Local 517. The pact raises minimum pay from 40 to 50 cents per hour, adds 31 percent to some rates, and guarantees time and a half for overtime beyond forty hours weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Department of Labor
Local 517
Hearing on authority to sell assets of Iowa State Savings Bank
In Linn County Iowa the Receiver D W Bates seeks court approval to sell assets or 45 shares of stock of the Iowa Certificate and Abstract Co. to maximize proceeds after liquidation. An December 1 1936 hearing at Cedar Rapids courthouse is set. parties may show cause to deny or grant the request.
Thanksgiving Service At Trinity Lutheran Church
A public Thanksgiving service will be held Thursday at 10 45 a m at Trinity Lutheran Church First Avenue and Fourteenth Street W The Rev P L Bornhoeft will preach with John A Jaeger as organist The service includes hymns psalm reading choir prayers and a sermon titled Our Life Redeemed and Crowned with Loving Kindness A Thanksgiving envelope collection and postlude by Clifford Demarest are planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran
E. L. Ashelord
General
Doxolosy
Clifford Demarest
Gottesdienst
Mount Vernon Parents Organize Club For School Music
Thirty parents met at Mount Vernon High School to form a parent club supporting the public school music department. Temporary chair Mrs. L. E. Bigger presided. Music supervisor Charles Berdny discussed need. officers elected: President Mrs. H. S. Risser, Vice President Mrs. E. V. R. Dvorak, Treasurer Mrs. Lester Cook, Secretary Mrs. Harold Current. Next meeting set for December 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
L. E. Bigger
Charles Berdeny
H. S. Risser
E. V. R. Dvorak
Lester Cook
Harold Current
Hearing on authority to sell assets of Corn Belt Savings Bank
District court in Linn County Iowa grants notice to depositors creditors and interested parties regarding the Receiver D W Bates of Corn Belt Savings Bank Cedar Rapids asking authority to sell 105 shares of Iowa Certificate and Abstract Company stock or to sell the assets of the corporation with pro rata shares and conditions for liquidation and potential higher offer. The hearing set for December 1936 at nine oclock AM in County Iowa to determine if the prayer should be granted and the Receiver authorized to sell either stock or assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of Iowa
Linn County
D. W. Bates
State of Iowa
Iowa State Savings Bank of
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
District Court of
Iowa State Savings Bank
Iowa Certificate
Istrict Court of Iowa
Linn
Corn Belt Savings Bank of
Iowa Certificate and Abstract Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wadsworths
Miss Carey
H. H. Smith
DRAKE
Mrs. Ives
Miss Anderson
Keyes Home
H. E. Hunters
Elsenbasts
Mrs. Walton
Mount Mercy Alumnae
Miss Lindekin
Miss Werkman
Gabel’s Sea Food Cafe
Rial
Gabel
First Presbyterian Missionary Society
L. L. Lovans
Minerts
Kubacks
Cassidy
Turkey
1St Ave
Kemble Floral Company
Iowa Theater Building
Patrick Flaherty
Fillmore Dance
Miss Marshall
Mrs
A. E. Sorenson
Home Builders
Honor Alice Sadilek
Mrs. Barngrover
ST. Patrick's
Easy Aces Club
Great Lakes
Tavannes
Prastea’s
Higley Building
3Rd Ave. SE
Leah State Savings Bank
D. Bates
Corn “Beit Savings Bank of
Thrifty Housewives
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