Lattners Host 40th Anniversary Dinner at Montrose Hotel
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lattner of 1845 Second Avenue SE hosted a dinner Tuesday night at the Montrose hotel for their fortieth wedding anniversary. Forty-two guests attended with snapdragons and an E shaped table layout. Special guests included Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Lattner and son Billy, and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F Pazdera with daughter Jane Rosalie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lattner
Second Avenue SE
Montrose Hotel
E. J. Lattner
Billy
Stephen F Pazdera
Jane Rosalie
P. E. O. Chapter FO Holds Luncheon Meeting
Thirty eight members attended a Tuesday luncheon at Mrs. B. Harmagics home 364 Forest Drive SE. Guests included Mrs. O M Cavin Grinnell Mrs. William Denison of chapter HJ and Mrs H N Boyson of chapter DK. Mrs W E Peschau gave current events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Harmagics
Forest Drive
O. M. Cavin
Grinnell
William Denison
H. N. Boyson
W E. Peschau
Bridge Club Entertained By Mr and Mrs Hugh White
Mr and Mrs Hugh White hosted twelve bridge club members at Commonwealth tea room Tuesday evening. Bridge games followed at the White residence later in the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh White
Meadowbrook Drive
Commonwealth Tea Room
Mrs Henry P Martin Hosts Tuesday Luncheon Club
Mrs Henry P Martin of 117 Sixteenth Street SE hosted a luncheon Tuesday at the Commonwealth tea room for fourteen members of the Tuesday luncheon club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Martin
Sixteenth Street SE
Commonwealth Tea Room
Laurers Entertain Bridge Club At Coun try Club Dinner
Mr and Mrs Eugene B Laurer hosted twelve bridge club members at their Washington avenue SE home. After dinner bridge was played at the Laurer residence Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene B. Laurer
Washington Avenue
Country Club
Laurer
Races Return From Chicago Trip
Mr and Mrs Frank B Race of Racescene returned Tuesday from Chicago after a several day visit to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Race
Racescene
Chicago
Luncheon Hostesses Announce Tea Room Event
Mrs Paul Dengler and Miss Frances Stoll will host a luncheon at Mrs Offron's tea room on Thursday. Bridge will be played at five tables after the meal at 1845 Second Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Dengler
Frances Stoll
Second Avenue SE
Offron
Modern Reading Club reviews My Old World at event
Mrs. William Rinderknecht reviewed My Old World by Abbe Ernest Dimnet at a Modern Reading club gathering on Wednesday afternoon. The meeting was hosted by Mrs. W. E. Peschau at 2401 Fourth Avenue SE with Mrs. Marshall Hickman assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rinderknecht
Abbe Ernnest Dimnet
Modern Reading Club
W. E. Peschau
Fourth Avenue SE
Marshall Hickman
Mrs Barnes and Mrs Ives Return From Minneapolis Visit
Mrs Charles Barnes and Mrs W B Ives returned from a week in Minneapolis where they visited Mrs Barnes' son Harrison Barnes and Mrs Ives' daughters Mrs Harrison Barnes and Miss Vision Ives of St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Barnes
Ridgeway Drive
W B Ives
Eighteenth Street
Minneapolis
Barnes
Harrison Barnes
Ives
Vision Ives
St. Pau
Mrs Chehak Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Mrs Arbon Chehak of 1814 Beser avenue SE will host a bridge party on Wednesday evening beginning with dinner at the Commonwealth tea room. The bridge will be played at the Chehak home after dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbon Chehak
1814
Beser Avenue
Commonwealth Tea Room
Chehak
Enazhorta Camp elects officers at St James church meeting
The Enazhorta Camp group of St James Methodist Church elected new officers at a Monday meeting. Darlene Houston was named president, Amdate Stouite vice president, Ruth Hasward secretary, Dorothy Wein tres treasurer, Betty Sheets and Ellen Speigtt as assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enazhorta Camp Bie
St. James Methodist Church
Neetinar
Darlene Huston
Amdate Stouite
Ruth Hasward
Dorotoy Wein Tresurer
Betty Sheets
Secoul Ota. Min
Ellen Speigtt
Snipe
Tuesday Study Club Meeting Notes and Florida Travelogue
A luncheon announces Tuesday Study clubs at Van Wurster's with Mrs. Jo Renwick leading a Florida travelogue. Twenty four attendees joined a self call for the event hosted by the social committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Renwick
Florida
van Wurster
Maurine Mather Honored At Dinner Reception
A dinner in honor of Maurine Mather was held at a hostess home on First Avenue. Attendees included Mrs Nina Leaton, Mrs Dorothy Jenista, Mrs Brown, Miss Marguente Err, Miss Beulah Downer, and several others, with bouquets and formal attire noted in the account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurine Mather
Arthur Aucusine
Wirenes
Esiers
Tanian Clark
Evelynawrence
Lindsey
Naomi Garthwaite and Harry Hutchinson Wed in Charles City
The couple from Charles City were married Tuesday morning at Immaculate Conception church in Charles City with Rev Msgr. W. J. Converyy officiating. More than 100 guests attended the nuptial mass and a wedding breakfast at the Charles City Country Club followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Naomi Garthwaite
Charles City
Harry Hutchinson
F. D. Hutchinson
Park Terrace SE
Immaculate Conception Church
W. J. Converey
Charles City Country Club
F D Hutchinson
L. M Ford
Josephine Wandel
W. F. Sarset
J. F. McBaith
Sarset
Adam Berg
East Orange
Emmett Hutchinson
Newark
Hutchinson
West
Cassi
Charles Ox
Huwtasm
Managre
Siskasm
Beethoven Club Presents Bird Themed Recital at Meeting
A regular meeting features a ten minute study of composers and pieces led by Eleanor Taylor with Opalee Barnard in charge. Members gather 9:15 p.m. at the Chamber of Commerce before a program including Cats Fugue The Cuckoo Daquin Trout Schubert and others performed by Mrs Dorothy Boyd Miss Nelle Erwin Miss Margaret McCall Miss Blanche Krebs Mrs Adella Vyskocil and more, with the Beethoven Club Chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musser
Eleanor Taylor
Opalee Barnard
Chamber of Commerce
Scarintti
Daquin
Dorothy Boyd
Trout Schubert
Crow Schubert
Nelle Erwin
Rameau
Margaret Mnmccall
Nightingale Brahms
Paulenc
Blanche Krebs
Bird
Schumann
Adella Vyskocil
Debussy
Bernice Baldwin
Initiation Services for Phil Sigma Iota Members Held at Coe College
Initiation services were held for Helen Burton Conger Metcalf Alice Thompson and Sinclair Thompson at Phil Sigma Iota a national romance language honor society meeting in the Coe college library staff room. Students pledged include Joe Faulkner Avery Gage James George Virginia Ohmann Ruth Parsons and nine Perkins Officers with two faculty members. Officers named are Dr Anna Heyberger president Sarah Palmer vice president Prof Marvin D Cone secretary Katherine Van Meter treasurer and Iida Dorothy Mikulas reporter. Eva Junek Helen Burton and Alice Thompson serve on the social committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Burton
Conger Metcalf
Alice Thompson
Sinclair Thompson
Phil Sigma Iota
Coe College
Joe Faulkner
Avery Gage
James George
Virginia Ohmann
Ruth Parsons
Perkins
Anna Heyberger
Sarah Palmer
Marvin D Cone
Katharine van Meter
Iida
Dorothy Mikulas
Eva Junek
Benesh and Anderle Tie The Knot In Cedar Rapids
Miss Wilma Mane Benesh daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph J Benesh of Cedar Rapids wed Robert F Anderle son of Mr and Mrs Frank Anderle Wilson Avenue SW in a Wednesday 10 am ceremony at the First Evangelical church. The Rev George A Stauffacher officiated as couple exchanged rings. The bride wore a brown crepe dress with brown accessories and Johanna Hill and talisman roses. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s home. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents after a brief Hydewarming trip to the Ozarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Mane _ Benesh
Joseph J Benesh
Cedar Rapids
Robert F. Anderle
Frank Anderle
Wilson Avenue
First Evangelical Church
George A Stauffacher
Johanna Hill
Talisman Roses
Anderle
Grant High School
Krebs, Florist
Ozarks
Thei
Sixty Attend Czech Fine Arts Meeting at Montrose Hotel
About sixty members of the Czech Fine Arts society gathered Tuesday evening at the Montrose hotel for a regular meeting. Mrs Marguerite Naebert directed the program while Mrs J J Hervert reported current events and notes. Participants included Ade The Weekoard, Edna Mae Sila, Miss Mationie Hungerford, Abie Turechek, and others who shared observations from the pot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czech Fine Arts Society
Montrose Hotel
Progriam
Marguerite Naebert
J J Hervert
Ade
Accen
Edna Mae Sila
Mationie Hungerford
Abie Turechek
Birthday Meeting Planned for Mrs Culdawell
A small group will gather at 2 pm at the site of Mrs Ellen Brague to celebrate Mrs Culdawell's birthday. Participants will relint to the event and discuss neighborhood matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weil Wet Tntusdas
Ellen Brague
Bo Culdawell
East Side WCTU hears officials and church leaders
Special guests at the East Side WCTU October meeting at Mrs Ellen Stewart’s home included County Attorney King Thompson the Rev Homer Crumb Miss Olve Johnson and Miss Elda Kemp. Forty five attended the supper. Thompson urged electing capable officials to improve conditions. Crumb spoke on repeal and its failure. Kemp outlined county work for the year and Grissel reported on Ida Wise Smith's Atlantic City national address. The union plans a five year program raising 500000 for alcohol education radio peace programs and temperance libraries. Readings were given by Stewart and Roth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Ellen Stewart
Johnson Avenue
King Thompson
Homer Crumb
Olve Johnson
Elda Kemp
W.C T U
Thompson
Mr Crumb
Miss Kemp
Alburnett Couple Married at Little Brown Church
Naomi Edaburn of Lafayette and Alvin Millard of Alburnett wed Saturday morning at the Little Brown church near Nashua with Rex William Kent officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs George Hackett of Alburnett. Bride wore blue velvet, blue accessories. They traveled to the Dells of Wisconsin, plan to reside in Alburnett where Millard is in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alburnett
Naomi Edaburn
Lafayette
Alvin Millard
Little Brown
Nashua
Rex William Kent
George Hackett
Hackert
Dells
Wisconsin
Millard Wll
Millard
Mercy Fruit Shower Hosted at Mercy Hospital
Mercy hospital auxiliary thanks stores and individuals for participating in a successful trust shower held at the hospital. An auxiliary meeting last Tuesday planned a card party to be held now at 6 in the Crystal room of the Montrose hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
Crystal
Montrose Hotel
None Such club meets at Burge home on Second Avenue
The None Such club met at Mrs Minnie Burge's residence at 1610 Second Avenue SE. Mrs Burge won an Inch score at 500. The 500 member list includes Mesdames Caroline Ray Mary Charter Alta Mastin Bil Red Emeline Shunk Jathan Stelar Maude Wells and Minnie Burge. The next meeting is at Mrs Shunk's home on Twenty Fifth Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Burge
Second Avenue SE
Burge
Caroline Ray
Mary Charter Alta Mastin
Bil Red
Emeline Shunk
Jathan Stelar
Maude Wells
Shunk
Eventh Street NE
Birthday Gathering Invites Local Family Friends
Mrs JF Waood of Seven teenth Street SE W hosts a Sunday birthday party at home. Guests include Vitco and Mrs Lz Stearns with Opal of Mount Vernon Mio, Mrs John Wood and daughters Ruth and Rachael, E Stearns of Springville, Mr and Mrs COM Wilkes and sons Dare yell and Lefty, Vr and Mrs Hebert Wood and children Hal and Markne of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JF Waood
Seventeenth Street
Vitco
Lz Stearns
Opal
Mount Vernon
Mio
John Wood
Ruth
Rachael
E Stearns
Springville
and Airs 'Com Wilkes
Dare ‘Yell
Lefty
Hebert Wood
Hal and
Markne
Cedar Rapuds
Ray Spielman and Jane Miller Wed in Madison Ceremony
Miss Jane Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs John Miller 441 Eighth avenue SW and Ray Spielman son of Mr and Mrs F A Spielman 1525 C avenue NE were married Tuesday at 6 pm at the First Methodist church in Madison Wis The Rev Ermil B Frye performed the single ring ceremony They will be at home after Nov 1 at 222 Fifth avenue SW
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Miller
John Miller
Eighth Avenue SW
Ray Spielman
F. A. Spielman
C Avenue
First Methodist Church
Madison
Wis
Ermil B. Frye
Trinity Methodist Church
Two Brides-Elect Honored At Dinner
Miss Pauline Vane and Miss Selma Anderson, brides-elect, were feted at a 2 a dinner Tuesday at Marion Country Club by their bridge circle. Vane and Wallace G Boyson plan to wed. Anderson and A C Ridge marry Oct 12. Aster decoration graced the inner table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Vane
Selma Anderson
Marion Country Club
Bridge Club
Anderson Boarschel Ori“Aanz
Selma Rose Alice Phillipsom Athetta Thompson
Hilds Hemdmeckson
Tuanas Dawn Norvas Trevers
Aathmn Pogse
Lotus Spurmes
Women’s Bowling League Forming at YWCA
A women’s bowling league is being formed at the YWCA with four teams already registering. The league begins October 15 and runs for ten weeks with matches at Subway Bowling alleys every Wednesday at 6 p.m. Reservations due by Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oc Aw
Mece
Bowline
YW CA
Ans
Subway
Art Department Holds Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Tea
About fifty members of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club art department attended a reception and copper tea Tuesday at the club house. Larry McKay played as copper and bittersweet decor lit the room and tea table. Mrs S R Hawkins, president, and Mrs F W Mulson, department chairman, poured, with hostesses Miss Mildred MacDanel, Mrs Dempsy Jones, Mrs Norman Sutliff, and Mrs C A Novotny assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art
Cedar Rapids
Hundred Attend B and P I Recreation Meeting
About 100 members of the Business and Professional Women's club attended a YWCA recreation meeting Tuesday evening. Dr Florence Johnston chaired the health and recreation committee with assistants in charge. The YWCA staff assisted, and the program featured games crafts dining and contests with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
YWCA
Florence Johnston
Forget-We-Nots Club Meets at Mrs Robertsen Home
Mrs Robertsen hosts the Forget-We-Nots club at 1909 Grande Avenue SE on Tuesday afternoons. Prizes were won by Mrs Henry Kendall and Mrs Dolph Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
Grande Avenue
Forget-We-Nots Club
Henry Kendall
Dolph Potter
Bob Hahn Leaves for Postgraduate Chemistry Study
Bob Hahn the son of the mayor leaves for Iowa City to pursue postgraduate work in chemistry at the University of Iowa after graduating from Coe College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hahn
Fourth Avenue
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Coe College
Jane Bold Circle Hosts Luncheon at Bundy Home
The Jane Bold circle of the King's Daughters will meet Thursday at 1 pm for a luncheon hosted at Mrs Bundy's residence on Wade Ringion Avenue in San Francisco. Mrs Adda Beeman and Wax Blements will assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Bold
the King's Daughters
MM Bundy
Waderingion Avenue
Adda Beeman
Wax
Blements
Birthday Party Honors Bill On Second Birthday
Mr Harry Steele hosted a party at 407 Twenty Seventh Street NF Tuesday for his son Bill celebrating his second birthday. Guests included John Stemlar, Jim mie Bell, Virginia Ann Waterman, Dick, Greta Lee Hanson, and Marilyn Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Steele
Twenty Seventh Street
Bill
John Stemlar
Jimmie Bell
Virginia Ann Waterman
Greta Lee Hanson
Marilyn Bristol
Mua
Rion
Mrs Lemwiy and Pearl Young Visit Clinton for Day
Mrs E Lemwiy of 1629 Eighth Street NW and Miss Pearl Young of 807 Third Street SW motored to Clinton on Wednesday to spend the day with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Lemwiy
Eighth Street
Miss Pearl Young
Third Street
Clinton
Celeste Mosburg Wendel to wed William J Wendel at Little Brown Church
Mrs Mamie Podhasky announces the marriage of Celeste Mosburg to William J. Wendel of Atkins. The ceremony took place Monday at the Little Brown Church near Nashua by Reverend William Kent. The bride, a St Josephs conservatory of music graduate, has taught music in Dubuque area. The groom, a graduate of Atkins High School, works for Rude Auto. They will reside at 2012 Linn Boulevard SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Podhasky
Celeste Mosburg
Williaam J. Wendel
Henry Wendel
Atkins
Little Brown
Nashua
Res
William Kent
Wendel
St Josephs Conservatory of Music
Dubuque
Atkins High School
Rude Auto Company
Linn Boulevard SE
Beauty Exercises For Mature Women In Home Institute Booklet
A Home Institute booklet offers gentle exercises to slim hips and lift the chin line. It describes three routines to do slowly, with gradual progression and plain tips on beauty topics like gray hair, colors, wardrobe, skin, and makeup. A coupon orders the 40 page guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Home Institute
Home
Legion Auxiliary Installs Officers in Hanford Post
New officers of the American Legion Auxiliary to Hanford Post No. 5 were installed by Mrs. L. V. Koch at the Memorial building. Officers include Mrs. Gilbert Martin president and Mrs. Harry Gunderson vice president, with a lengthy list of committee chairs and members. A subsequent meeting announced a picnic supper and membership gathering for Thursday at 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Hanford Post No. 5
L. V. Koch
Memorial Building
Gilbert Martin
Harry Gunderson
John Kadlee, Jr
John Stodola
Edwin Lundquist
Vincent Koffron
J P Winn
Koch
M. V Fisher
Fred Parrish
Earl Heinze
Mabel Rugh
National Defense
Fisher
F W Kopp
Oakdale Relef
Robert Vesely
Poppy
O H_ Lundgast
H H Wage
Winn
Heinze
H E Haegg
Robert Erickson
Olive Johnson
Sam Chestiansen
C E Ferre
Clare
W D Cunningham
Vesey
L. P Jbyman
Ways and Means
Haegg
M. Robertson
Koch Community Service
S . Klinge
G. E. Ferris
Vesely
Mather
Auxilary
Retiring President Honored at Club Meeting
Members discussed awards for work on membership. The retiring president Mrs Winn received a past president pin. After the meeting refreshments were served in the dining room by Mrs Kruid enier and her committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winn
Kruidenier
Home for the Friendless thanks fruit donors
The Home for the Friendless board thanks participants in the annual fruit reception held Tuesday at the home. It notes ongoing needs for fresh vegetables and other contributions throughout the year. Forty-one children are currently being cared for at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Home For the Friendless
Sunshine Mission Seeks Food Donations for Fruit Reception
Sunshine Mission pleads for canned fruit vegetables dairy and other foods to be collected for its annual fruit reception on October 7. Rural residents may call 22622 to arrange pickup. Board includes Mrs E W La Plant president and others. The mission cared for 369 women and children last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sunshine Mission
E. W la Plant
F. A Small
J M Dinwiddie
A. J Barth
W. D Snouffer
J. W. Murphy
Fifteenth Anniversary Celebration For Svobodas
Mr and Mrs Andrew Svoboda of near Walford marked their fifteenth wedding anniversary with a Sunday picnic dinner and supper. Music and card games entertained about thirty relatives and friends who attended the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Svoboda
Walford
Wakonda Camp Fire Elects Officers at Central Park Church
Marcia Kensinger was chosen president at Wakonda Camp Fire during a Tuesday evening meeting at Central Park Presbyterian church. Officers include Dorothy Batchelder as vice president Ruth Knight as secretary Bonnie McGregor as treasurer and Phyllis Leacox as scribe. Members then sewed for the Needlework Guild after the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Kensinger
Wakonda
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Dorothy Batchelder
Ruth Knight
Bonnie McGregor
Phyllis Leacox
Melrose Pupils Meet for Picnic Dinner
Former Melrose pupils from Central City and their parents gathered Sunday for a picnic at Mr. and Mrs. Claire Stoneking home near Mount Vernon. Stoneking taught at Melrose seven years ago. Attendees included Frank and Mrs. Andrews of Coggon Frank and Mrs. Marshall Parke Forrest and several Forrest sisters May Byers Catherine Marshall Donald Byers Stuart Marshall and Paul Merger of Alburnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose School
Central City
Claire Stoneking
Mount Vernon
P T A Goals Outlined At Council Meeting
A round table on Goals for Parent-Teacher Associations was held by the P T A council at the Montrose hotel. Leaders stressed active membership, budgeted programs, nonpartisan work, and health and community outreach with immunization as a main objective. Delegates were named for district and state events, and plans for a Halloween party were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher
Parent-Teacher Council
Montrose Hotel
R. F. Erickson
L. C. Schuknecht
State
National Congress
National Congress of Parents
George Cook
William Elder
G. L. van Deusen
William Morgan
William Murphy
R. M. Threlkeld
Clare Nichols
Erickson
Bridge Party At Montrose Hotel Hosted By Mrs Doran
Mrs John Doran entertained St Gertrude's circle of St Matthew's church at a bridge party in the Montrose hotel's state suite on Tuesday. Twenty attended. Prizes went to Mrs Mable Schillig and Mrs H Hahn, with guest prize awarded to Mrs Gladys McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doran
C Avenue
St.Gertrude’s Circle
St. Matthew's Church
Bridge
Montrose Hotel
Mable Schillig
H. Hahn
Gladys McDonald
City Hall Notes and Small Council Actions
The city council granted Northwestern Bell permission to open pavement in the alley between Second and Third streets and Fourth and Fifth avenues SE. Antony Zahradnik’s request to sell beer in Z C B J hall within his Bohemian Kitchen building received approval under a club permit. September receipts for the police division totaled 500.45 with fines 39.40 and court fees 171. A light-petition for Zika avenue and Twentyeth street NW was filed. The state board notified a petition to reduce the Paramount Theater building assessment from 285000 to 150000 with a hearing set for Oct 23. The matter was sent to the city assessor and legal department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Second
Third Streets
Fourth and
Fifth Avenues
Antony Zahradnik
Bohemian Kitchen
Twelfth Avenue SE
Z. C B. J. Hall
Z.C BJ
Police Division
Superior Court
L. J. Storey
Civil Division
Paramount Theater
Buiding
State Board of Assessment
Births Reported From Local Hospitals
Born to Mr and Mrs Ray Hughes a son Oct 1 at Mercy hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs Nels Lee a son Oct 2 at Mercy hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs William B Miller a son Thomas Winfield at St Luke s hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Robovsky a seven pound son Ralph Jr Sept 23 at 618 Seventh Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hughes
Magnus Hotel
Mercy Hospital
Nels Lee
Ninth Street
William B. Miller
Second Avenue SE
Thomas Winfield
St. Luke's Hospital
Miller
Jane Bolton
Ralph Robovsky
Seventh Avenue
Ralph, Jr
Milk Dumped in Chicago Strike Shuts Off Supply
Fearing disorder authorities guarded Chicago milk shed as farmers and drivers clashed. Pickets halted deliveries, 35 000 gallons blocked and 33 000 dumped. in Wisconsin 27 500 gallons spilled. two trucks overturned near Crystal Lake. U F of Illnois president Fred R Wolf said the withholding movement was a success as farmers demand 2 50 per hundred pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Genoa City
Wis
Crystal Lake
Ill
Fred R. Wolf
Papineau
United Farmers of
Paul Potter
Truck Plunges Over Curb Injuries Unreported
A Petersen Baking driver Fred C. Patten escaped injury when his truck veered off a Third Avenue curb near Seventeenth Street SE at 5 15 am Wednesday. The vehicle struck two trees and was badly damaged before stopping. A cyclist Paul Alsin suffered arm bruises when struck by a car Tuesday at Seventh Street SE and 212 Seventh Street SE. Everett Rollinson was driving into a service station at Second Avenue and Seventh Street SE. Herbert Stewart was found asleep at the wheel of a car lodged against a Bever Avenue pole. he was unhurt and fined 10 dollars plus costs in police court for intoxication with the fine suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Patten
Fifth Avenue SE
Petersen Baking Company
Third Avenue
Seventeenth Street SE
Patten
Paul Alsin
Seventh Street SE
Everett Rollinson
Second Avenue
Seventh Street
Herbert Stewart
C Avenue NE
Bever Avenue
Twentieth Street SE
Stewart
Coe Fraternities Pledge Thirty Men at Coe College
Four social fraternities at Coe College pledge thirty men. Alpha Delta Alpha pledges include Virgil Fluegel and Charles Vesely among Cedar Rapids and other Iowa towns. Chi Beta Phi pledges feature Dave Notestine, John Swearingen, and Nelson Manville. Delta Phi Epsilon pledges include Mississippian Nelson Manville. Tau Kappa Epsilon pledges ten pledges with John Langdon and Edward Affeld among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delta Alpha
Virgil Fluegel
Charles City
Kenneth Lewis
Palo
Robert Sharp
Centerville
Francis Halda
Richard Wing
Charles Vesely
Charles Karban
Cedar Rapids
Chi Beta Phi
Dave Notestine
Eagle Grove
Clifford Hellman
Paullina
John Swearingen
Frederick Hoffman
Theodore Lauterbach
Sac City
Robert Quinn
Anamosa
Charles Garberson
Sibley
John Ashby
Robert Perkins
Fred Ellis
Robert Hach
David Barry
Nelson Manville
Laurel
Miss
Delta Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
John Langdon
Janesville
Wis
Edward Affeld
Elgin
Robert Norris
Sioux Falls
S. D
James Mitchell
Ottumwa
Dean Sheldon
Eldora
Keith Cold
Dysart
Howard Cross
Grandview
Bruce Dougan
Raer
George Hallenbeck
Hallis Wall
La Porte City Man Jailed After Highway Stop
A C Kerstetter of La Porte City was jailed Monday night after state patrol found him in his car parked four miles south of La Porte City. He faced intoxication charges in Justice J A Ruhl's court Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
A. C. Kerstetter
la Porte City
J. A. Ruhl
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph Lattners
Entertain Bridge Club
Mrs, Martin Hostess
Laurers
Mrs. Chehak
Enazhonta Camp
Roter
Henry
Animals
Beethoven
PHI Sigma Iota
Wilma Benesh
West Side Workers
MERCY
Mrs. Wood
YW. Cy. A
B. and
P. I
Mrs Robertson
Jane Boyd
Mosburg-Wendel
Frane
Legion Auxiliary
Wempership
Zire Koffron
Jean Gunn
del T Stanton
Walter Euken
Gunderson
M F Bleakley
C E Durey
Ways
Walter Kansky
Parrish
F M Whisler
Dan Kruidenier
Ray Tapper
A E Wilson
Roy Decker
J Howard Walsh
E W Womacka
Grant Wilson
Cunningham
Ray Nolan
Leonard Field
John Weiland
Alfred Schluntz
Alma Wokolek
Charles McGinty
Ellsworth Walace
Lundquist
Cedar Rapids Gazette Home Institute
S&t
New York
Wakonda Camp
Melrose
P. T. A. Meetings
St. Matthew's P. T. A
St Matthew’s P T. A
P.T.A
Mrs. Doran
City Hall
Zika Avenue
Twentieth Street NW
Indian Creek
T. J. Mackin
Cottage Grove Ave
Coe Fraternities
DeWayne Moore
Coe Inter-fraternity Council
Bellaire
Aytime
Killian Company
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