Wedding of Miss Virginia Fletcher Of Interest Here
Miss Fletcher, granddaughter of Cedar Rapids figure C. J. Deacon, and N J native Kempf wed at Mrs Good’s Evanston home with Dr. McCartney officiating. Attendants include Mrs. Hinsdale and Mrs. Chicago Heights, best man Joseph Norton, ushers Sherman Fletcher Jr and others. After ceremony couple to Haddonfield N J for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
the Kempf
Camden
N. J
Louis J. Kempf
Hinsdale
Ill
James W. Good
Evanston
Albert Joseph McCartney
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Washington, D. C
John Sherman
Tll
King Williams
Chicago Heights
Joseph Norton
John Fletcher, Jr
Cleveland
Ohio
Donald Mote
Andrew Smith
Indianapolis
Ind
Jackie
Peggy Ann Sherman
Mrs. Good
Haddonfield
William M. Deacon
Inez
Marjorie
Lumir Severn
Jean
Bill
Fletcher
C. J. Deacon
Pine Manor
Wellesley
Mass
Northwestern University
Alpha Phi Sorority
Kempf
Northwestern
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Travelers Insurance Company
Newburgers Head For Florida Visit with Kansas City Friends
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Newburger depart from Ridgeway Drive SE for Coral Gables Florida to spend three or four weeks with Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Newburger. In St Louis they will meet Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Berkowitz of Kansas City who will accompany them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Newburger
Ridgeway Drive
Coral Gables
Fla
Mr. Newburger
G. F. Newburger
St. Louis
E. B. Berkowitz
Kansas City
Burmeisters Return After Visit With Ramsey Family
Mr and Mrs Lester Burmeister of Chicago came back home last weekend after spending several weeks with Mrs Burmeister s parents Mr and Mrs J M Ramsey at 1733 Second Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Burmeister
Chicago
Mrs Hilman Hosts Card Club Luncheon at 834 Third Ave SE
Mrs Charles F Hilman will host the Wednesday Card club at her home at 834 Third avenue SE with a luncheon Wednesday and bridge to follow in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Hilman
Third Avenue SE
Bridge
Mrs Thompson to join husband in Austin after Cedar Rapids wedding
Mrs Ronald Thompson leaves Sunday for Austin Texas to unite with her husband Mr Thompson who is tied to the Paralta photographic studio. The bride was Miss Helen Butz of Cedar Rapids before her July wedding in East Dubuque Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Thompson
Austin
Texas
Thompson
Helen Butz
Cedar Rapids
East Dubuque
Paralta Photographic Studio
Tirzah Society to Meet at Resch Home
The Tirzah society will meet at Mrs. Fred Resch’s home at 714 H avenue NW Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirzah Society
Fred Resch
H Avenue NW
Midboro Club Opens Bridge Tournament at Mrs Spencer’s
The Midboro club meets Thursday for a luncheon at Mrs. S. W. Spencer’s home on Thirty-second Street NE. The gathering starts a three months long bridge tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midboro Club
S. W. Spencer
Thirty-second Street
Firefighters Auxiliary to Hold Meeting With Sale
The Ladies auxiliary to Fire fighters local No. 11 meets at 2 PM Wednesday at 1662 Sixth Street NW hosted by Mrs. Anna ch with Mrs. E. A. Milliken assisting. A white elephant sale is planned. The W E A will meet at Moose Hall Wednesday and a card party will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Ch
Sixth Street NW
E. A. Milliken
Renae Ee
Moose Hall
Women's Relief Corps Card Party Planned Wednesday
The Women's Relief Corps will host a card party on Wednesday at 2 30 p m in the I O O F hall at 109 Second Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps
Women's Relief Corps
I. O. O. F. Hall
Second Avenue SE
Friendly Circle Meeting Notice
The Friendly circle of the Macca bees will gather Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Fern Lucas located at 715 Havenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Circle of the Maccabees
Fern Lucas
Havenue
Ladies auxiliary meeting at Mrs Wightman home
The Ladies auxiliary to the I A of M will hold its regular meeting Wednesday at 8 at the home of Mrs. E Wightman 1357 H avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
lLee M
I. A. of M
Diamond 760 Club Meet With Mrs Pratt Wednesday
The Diamond 760 club will meet with Mrs. R. T. Pratt on Nineteenth Street and Johnson Avenue NW Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond 760 Club
R. T. Pratt
Nineteenth Street
Johnson Avenue NW
Suburban Co-Workers Meet At Mrs. Ingram’s Home
The Suburban Co-Workers will meet on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. F. Ingram located at 814 Have Avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Ingram
H Avenue NW
Aunt Het Warns About Youth Bathing Suit Modesty
A column quotes Aunt Het arguing that youths cannot feel modest in skimpy bathing suits while kept half naked for health reasons until they reach adulthood. The remark frames public concern over youth attire and propriety.
Ladies Literary Club Opens Season With Book Review
The Ladies Literary Club held its initial meeting of the season at Mrs. Harry M. Gage home 1945 Second Avenue SE. Mrs. John Montague Ely reviewed Once A Grand Duke by Alexander Grand Duke of Russia. Guest Mrs. Morton of Lake Forest IL attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies Literary Club
Harry M. Gage
Second Avenue SE
John Montague Ely
Alexander
Grand Duke of
Russia
Gage
Morton
Lake Forest
P. E. O. Chapter Opens Meeting At Mrs. Barlow Home
Twenty six members of chapter HJ of the P. E. O. gathered for the opening meeting after a luncheon at Mrs. Arthur A. Barlow’s Bever Avenue SE home. Assistant hostess was Mrs. Hal Ferguson. Social committee chair W W Israel led the luncheon service with members H H Doolittle Ferguson Barlow and Penningroth. Guests included Mrs. Samuel Graham of DE and Mrs. C W Dennison of CE Sibley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur A. Barlow
Bever Avenue
Hal Ferguson
W. W. Israel
H. H. Doolittle
Ferguson
Barlow
Charles Penningroth
Samuel Graham
C. W. Dennison
Chapter CE
Sibley
East Side WCTU Postpones Meeting Due to State Gathering
The East Side W C T U postpones its Tuesday meeting at Mrs. W R Grissel's 2226 Upland Drive SE for a week because the state W C T U meeting is in Denison. Delegates attending from the east side include Mrs. S B Miller Mrs William Delzell Mrs Lucetta McCain and Mrs W H Bontrager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
East Side
W. R. Grissel
Upland Drive
S. B. Miller
William Delzell
Lucetta McCain
W. H. Bontrager
Pajama Ensemble Pattern 2406 Adverts by Anne Adams
Pattern 2406 offers a stylish and comfortable pajama outfit with jacket for early visitors. Sizes 14 to 20 and 32 to 40, size 16 requires fabric and contrast yardage, includes step by step instructions. Send 15 cents and provide name address and size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Anne Jack Weds Harlan Benner In Home Ceremony
Anne Margaret Jack and Frederick Benner wed Tuesday at 11 in her parents home in Cedar Rapids. Dr. William M. Evans of Coe College officiated with Miss Alma Turechek as music and Miss Lillian Clark as maid of honor. The couple plans a five week western and Pacific coast honeymoon before settling in Honolulu Hawaii where Benner will manage the Hawaii Mercantile Finance Co. They are graduates of Coe and Hawaii universities respectively, with a host of out of town guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jack
Nineteenth Street
Anne Margaret Jack
Frederick Benner
Edward Benner
Honolulu
William M. Evans
Coe College
Alma Turechek
Lillian Clark
Cedar Rapids
Jack
James Jack
Indianapolis
Ind
Paris
Mrs. Benner
Chicago
Sage Mich
Boston
New York City
Washington, D. C
Los Angeles
San Francisco
S. S. Mariposa
Coe
Benner
Beta Phi Alpha Sorority
Arthur School
University of Hawaii
Hawaii Mercantile Finance Company
Anna Gibb
William Jeffrey
Allen Gibb
George Palmer
Robert Jeffrey
Ames
Marie Kelly
Iowa City
Tom Wright
Dorothy Gil
Frank Gibb
Family Reunion Held At Melichar Home
A Sunday family reunion gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Melichar Jr.'s home 1021 H avenue NW with guests arriving carrying picnic baskets for dinner at one long table. Attendees included D J Knox A D Knox and son Amber Hallie Knox Clair Hawkeye Earl Knox Lyle Paul Waucoma Dale Knox DaLores Sumner Frank Shramek Eve lyn Robert Swain Leighton Niles Cedar Rapids Bernice Kindig Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Melichar, Jr
H Avenue NW
D. J. Knox
A. D. Knox
Joe Knox
Amber
Hallie
Lew Campbell
Clair
Hawkeye
Earl Knox
Lyle and
Paul
Waucoma
Dale Knox
DaLores
Sumner
Frank Melichar
Frank Shramek
Evelyn
Robert Swain
Leighton Niles
Cedar Rapids
Bernice Kindig
Marion
Party Entertained for Myron Dvorak by West Prairie Hosts
Myron Dvorak of Outlook drive SW was entertained Saturday evening at a party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Earl McBurney of West Prairie. Attending guests included Louise Cameron Helen Havlik Edith No votny Alice McGuire Ruth Kiemm Eileen Neuert Fern McBurney Fay McBurney Duane Simmons Artie Stone Allen Wright Frank Kiemm Max Klemm Edward Novotny Frank Novotny Lawrence McBurney Merle McBurney and Lumer Havlik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Dvorak
Outlook Drive
Earl McBurney
West Prairie
Mr. Dvorak
Louise Cameron
Helen Havlik
Edith Novotny
Alice McGuire
Ruth Kiemm
Eileen Neuert
Fern McBurney
Fay McBurney
Duane Simmons
Artie Stone
Allen Wright
Frank Kiemm
Max Klemm
Edward Novotny
Frank Novotny
Lawrence McBurney
Merle McBurney
Lumer Havlik
St Marys Circle to Meet at School Parlor Wednesday
St Marys Circle of the Immaculate Conception Church will be entertained by Mrs Thomas Roche at the school parlors on Wednesday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Circle
Immaculate Conception
Thomas Roche
Grace Church Woman's Auxiliary Guild Luncheon Meeting
The Woman's auxiliary guild of Grace church will meet with Mrs. M. L. Grafton at 1926 A avenue NE on Thursday for a luncheon at 1 pm followed by a business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary Guild
Grace Ve Church
M. L. Grafton
Olivet Lydians Meet at Harger Home Wednesday
The Lydians of Olivet Presbyterian church will gather Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Dean Harger 1310 E Avenue NW for their meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivet
Mrs. Holland's Circle Meets Afternoon Division
Mrs. B. B. Holland leads the circle with Mrs. J. E. Groat at 601 Twentieth Avenue SW for an afternoon session.
Keane School Workers Plan Wednesday Meeting
The Third division of the Keane School Workers will meet at Keane hall Wednesday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keane School Workers
Keane Hall
P. T. A. Meeting Focus on Avoiding the Complex Schedule
The P. T. A. will meet at 2:30 p.m. in the school with Mrs. F. G. Murray leading a round table discussion titled Avoiding the Complex Schedule. Music will be provided by the grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Murray
Former Librarian Of P.E.O. Speaks At Chap DK Meeting
The first Chapter DK meeting of P E O held at Mrs E R Moore home covered annual reports from multiple committees and welcomed guests including Florence McKibben former librarian who shared notes on P E O history and the memory room. Three reciprocity luncheons are planned with the first on Oct 13 at the Butterfly tea room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Moore
Knollwood Drive
L. E. Henry
Ada H. Crocker
Seattle
Wash
H. Miller
Long Beach
Calif
Florence McKibben
P. E. O. Library
Mount Pleasant
Chapter A
McKibben
P. E.O
P. E. O. Record
National Magazine
W. A. Ball
Chapter FO
Ida Johnson
Marie Mauss
C. E. Auracher
Tea Honors New Guardian at Otanda Camp Fire Group
The Otanda Camp Fire group of St. Pauls Methodist church honored Miss Louise Northcott with a tea at Mrs. J. D. Houser’s home at 1405 Seventh Avenue SE. Betty Jean Starman played a piano solo, Anna Jean Sallach read, and Margaret Ann Twogood welcomed Northcott as guardian. The group of eighteen girls showcased two movie reels and an original song, as activities resume under Northcott’s leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otanda
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Louise Northcott
J. D. Houser
Seventh Avenue SE
Betty Jean Starman
Anna Jean Sallach
Margaret Ann Twogood
Miss Northcott
Woman's club presents book reviews by Shonka Gates
The history and literature department of the Woman's club heard book reviews by Mrs S V Shonka and Mrs Frank Gates at its Monday meeting at the club home. Miss Theresa Naso a Coe college student sang three selections and ten followed the program. Mrs F S and Miss Mathilda joint chairmen of the social tree which served tea. Miss Oitishek presided at the tea table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
S. V. Shonka
Frank Gates
Theresa Naso
Coe College
F. S&s
Mathilda
Oitishek
Lonesome Cowboy Bob Hastings Guest at Maude Signall Party
Bob Hastings known as the Lonesome Cowboy from XER Mexico was guest of honor at Maude J. Signall’s party on Saturday at 826 Eighth Avenue SW. The event featured singing yodeling a guitar accomplice and radio tales. Royce Baker played guitar solos with Hastings on violin and will join Hastings in St. Louis Missouri where he will broadcast on KMOX.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hastings
XER
Mexico
Maude J. Signall
Eighth Avenue SW
Mr. Hastings
Royce Baker
Hastings
Mr. Baker
St. Louis
KMOX
Boots Family Surprises Father On 62nd Birthday
Five Boots children and many Cedar Rapids relatives gathered at the Boots home Sunday with picnic baskets to celebrate Mr. Boots sixty second birthday. The party included Mr. and Mrs Herbert Boots and their children, Mr. and Mrs Edward Welch and daughter, Mr. and Mrs William Bro y and their children, Mrs William Myers and her children, Mr. and Mrs William Boots and their children. The Boots have eighteen grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Gifts were presented to Mr. Boots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Boots
Rompot
Boots
Herbert Boots
Edward Welch
William
Broy
William Myers
William Boots
Cedar Rapids
Lees Return to Chicago After Visit to Keystone
Mr and Mrs R H Lee and sons Harry and Morley returned Sunday to Chicago after visiting Sancpares Lee and sisters C H St Clair and Mrs C H Struve. They also spent a few days with the O N Lee family in Keystone. Mr Lee is district installation supervisor of the Illinois Bell Telephone company in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Lee
Harry
Morley
Chicago
Lee
C. H. St. Clair
C. H. Struve
O. N. Lee
Keystone
Mr. Lee
Illinois Bell Telephone Company
Fifteenth Birthday Party Given for Phoebe Hall
Phoebe Hall entertained eleven girls at her fifteenth birthday party on Monday evening at 1629 Avenue NW. Banco and dancing were diversions as she received numerous gifts. Attending were Bernice Mavick, Louise Mavick, Maxine Burke, Kathryn Nelson, Elaine Graham, Lucille Mann, Jane Darling, Betty Kerr, Frances Truhlicek, Jean Muir, and Jean Savage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Hall
Avenue NW
Banco
Bernice
Louise Mavick
Maxine Burke
Kathryn Nelson
Elaine Graham
Lucille Mann
Jane Darling
Betty Kerr
Frances Truhlicek
Jean Muir
Jean Savage
Wonderlichs Leave Buchanan For Kiemme Visit
Mr and Mrs E C Wonderlich of Buchanan Michigan departed for their Kiemme at 1826 Third Avenue SE Uncle of Mrs Kiemme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Wonderlich
Buchanan, Mich
Kiemme
Third Avenue SE
Mr. Wonderlich
Local couple hosts bridge club at Maplewood home
Dr and Mrs Hoyt Thomas entertained a bridge club at their 1616 Maplewood Drive NE residence on Sunday evening. Prizes were awarded to Mr and Mrs Lee Summy. Guests of the club included Mr and Mrs J C Gorup.
Altruistic Club to Lunch with Mrs Vaughn
The Altruistic club will meet Mrs. John Vaughn at 115 Fifteenth Street NW for a luncheon on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vaughn
Fifteenth Street NW
Jolly Dozen Club Meet With Mrs Maxson
The Jolly Dozen club will meet with Mrs. R. W. Maxson at 2114 Bever Avenue SE on Wednesday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Dozen Club
R. W. Maxson
Bever Avenue SE
Delphi Chapter Studies Start With Early Music Topic
Minerva Delphian held a regular meeting Monday at 2 pm in the Chamber of Commerce. The study subject was Early Music of the Asiatics, Greeks and Early Christians. Reports were given by Mrs. H G Heiserman, Mrs. A E Einen, Mrs. Grace Haxby, Mrs. J W Barnett and Mrs. Edith Godden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Henderson
C. E. Irwin
E. I. Heuer
D. M. Hall
Ben Ogden
Minerva Delphian
Chamber of Commerce
H. G. Heiserman
A. E. Einen
Grace Haxby
J. W. Barnett
Edith Godden
Board Meeting Before Annual Fruit Reception
An open Sunshine Mission board meeting is set for Wednesday at 1 30. Association members are invited and the event includes a tea service for guests who bring gifts. Tea will be managed by Mrs E W La Plant Mrs Fred Small and Mrs Harriett Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Mission
E. W. la Plant
Fred Small
Harriett Powell
O L A T Club Picnic Meeting at Mrs Hall Home
The O L A T club will meet at Mrs W R Hall's home at 1607 First Avenue East on Thursday at 1 o'clock for a picnic luncheon with Mrs Dc W Walser assisting as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. A. T. Club
W. R. Hall
First avenue _E
Dc. W. Walser
A. A. A. W. Art Group Meeting Notice
The art group of A. A. A. W. will meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the home of Mrs. H. O. Cutler on 511 Twenty-third Street SE. Any member may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Cutler
Twenty-third Street
Ministers Protest Publishing Names On County Relief
The Linn county ministers association denounces publishing names of county relief receivers at their weekly meeting. They direct the secretary to address a letter of condemnation to the Linn county board of supervisors. Speakers include John B. Northcott Miss Jane Boyd and Mrs Clare Nichols with details on recreation programs and upcoming campaign discussions. Cedar Rapids Gideons adopt a similar protest stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerial Association
Linn County Board of Supervisors
John B. Northcott
Jane Boyd
Needlework Guild
Clare Nichols
School of Recreation
Playground Commission
Robert Murray Ro
Robert Little
Arthur A. Brooks
Cedar Rapids
This Quilt Is Easy On The Square It Is
Nancy Page by Florence La Ganke presents a simple square quilt pattern suited for beginners. The piece walks through fabric choices, measurements, and basic block construction to finish a neat, homey quilt for any season.
Flying Squares Quilt Pattern and Nancy Page Instructions
Nancy Page discusses the Flying Squares quilt, its patterns and scraps use, and social quilting as a popular activity. The article explains cutting, seam allowances, block repetition, sizing from 72 to 108 inches, and how to obtain the full pattern by sending three cents and a self addressed stamped envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Nancy Page
Canton Strife Triggers Troop Rule After Mine Outbreak
In Canton Newfoundland a mine labor clash between United Mine Workers and Progressive Miners Union led to troops from Peoria and 100 deputies guarding the town. Sheriff C. C. Prickett requested help amid fears of new disorders following a riot the prior Saturday. State's Attorney G. Ray Senift's home was surrounded as a heavy guard patrolled. Pollitt and his wife were targeted. Pollitt was seriously wounded when bullets struck as they approached the mine owner’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers of America
Progressive Miners Union
130Th Infantry
Peoria
C. C. Prickett
Prickett
National Guard
G. Ray Senift
Pollitt
Charles Pschirrer
Five Powers Seek German Reentry to Arms Conference
In Geneva a five power appeal develops to press Germany to rejoin the disarmament talks. Norman H. Davis and Sir John Simon lead the push, with Britain and France urging a London conference to break the arms impasse amid German non participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Ins
Germany
Europe
Norman H. Davis
John Simon
Herriot
France
London
Anmen
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local Notices
Grocery price reductions trigger a removal sale at Coykendall's 726 Second Avenue. Mrs O E Kemp 1540 Third Avenue SE recovering after major surgery at St Luke's hospital. Miss Margaret Maddigan 224 Paramount Building travels to Chicago for aunt Mrs John Nash funeral. Mrs David G Bleakley 2600 Meadowbrook Drive SE recovering after Mercy hospital operation. Amana kraut supper 25c at St Pauls church Wednesday. A G Charter 314 A Avenue NW heads to Kansas City and Ponca City. Elder E R Davis to begin missionary sermons Oct 4 at 7 30 p m at the reorganized church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Fifth Avenue and Third Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Kemp
Third Avenue SE
St. Luke's Hospital
Margaret Maddigan
Paramount Building
Chicago
John Nash
E. R. Davis
Se Island
Wil
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Fifth Avenue
Third Street
Latimer Firm Wins Adams School Locker Contract
Q W Latimer and company secured the contract to supply 310 metal lockers for Adams school new Washington annex after a board of education letting Monday night. Latimer bid 78 cents for a five-box unit, the lowest among seven bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. W. Latimer and Company
Adams School
New Washington Annex
Board of Education
Latimer
School staff changes and clerical funds approved
Leonard Field was appointed custodian of Van Buren school and Donald Niell named assistant janitor at Grant high school by the board of education in a Monday night meeting. The board also authorized a $300 expenditure for clerical help in the school treasurer’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Field
van Buren School
Donald Niell
Grant High School
Board of Education
False alarms pull responders to two calls over two days
Firemen answered two calls Monday night and Tuesday morning finding no blaze at either location. The chief’s car was sent as a precaution to a grocery store at 700 E Avenue NW for a leaking refrigerator. A general alarm at Fourth Avenue and Third Street SE at 7 35 a m Tuesday proved to be false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Avenue NW
Fourth Avenue
Third Street SE
Manchester Woman Sues Real Estate Firm For Fraud
Miss Florence Lindsay of Manchester Iowa filed suit in a California superior court seeking to set aside contracts for 85 000 in real estate alleging a realtor sold her a lot for 17 500 worth no more than 3 500 The defendants denied the fraud charges The action followed a day after the realtor proposed settlement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Florence Lindsay
Manchester
Superior Court
Ernest W. Bysshe, Jr
Man Collapses On Walk Injures Self On Street
Melvin Hunter was arrested at 7 40 a m Tuesday and jailed on a charge of intoxication after collapsing on the sidewalk between Second and Third avenues on First street SE. Dr. Thomas F Suchomel treated cuts and bruises from the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Hunter
Hunter
First Street
Second
Third Avenues
Thomas F. Suchomel
Sunday School Board Meeting Set at United Brethren Church
The first quarterly meeting of the Sunday school board of the United Brethren church will be held in the church auditorium Wednesday evening at 7 30. Officers and teachers form the board along with newly appointed Active committees. Discussion and action on plans for the year require every member’s attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday School Board
The
United Brethren Church
Ku Klux Klan Induction Report Sparks Fearful Meeting
In a late night meeting near the city edge a large class was inducted into the Ku Klux Klan amid a tense scene. A minister from East Dubuque is bound for the area after serving three years there. Mr and Mrs G W Catterell of Dover Minnesota escaped death when their car collided with a switch engine near Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ku Klux Klan
Pointist
East Dubuque
G. W. Catterell
Dover
Minn
North Western
Suitcases Stolen With $12,000 Bonds
Police sought suitcases stolen from a porter unattended for a few minutes in Chicago. The bags contained $12,000 in negotiable bonds, a St. Louis bank book showing a $1,200 balance, and clothing. The release mentions a Mrs. Anna Hughes of Elgin, Illinois as the owner or related party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Anna Hughes
Elgin
St. Louis
Train Roles and Local Accidents in Cedar Rapids Area
Five year old Ralph Kramer suffered head bruises after climbing onto a delivery wagon and falling beneath it. Trainmaster C E Green of Cedar Rapids was named train rules examiner for the Cedar Rapids and Minnesota division of the Rock Island railroad, with W L Pauley succeeding him. Mr and Mrs Ernest L Winn and Mr and Mrs Percy P Smith have September events. Mrs H Wiley was elected president of Trinity Methodist Ladies Aid. Other names include Siena Eeee A J Hollenbeck Mrs W H Lewis second vice president Mrs J M Ramsey Jary and Mrs W A Marti treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Kramer
C. E. Green
Cedar Rapids
Minnesota
Rock Island Railroad
W. L. Pauley
Ernest L. Winn
Percy P. Smith
H. Wiley
Ladies Aid
The
Trinity Methodist Church
Siena Eeee
A. J.hollenbeck
W. H. Lewis
J. M. Ramsey
Jary
W. A. Marti
Treas
Amelia Bingham in A Modern Magdalen at Greene's Opera House
Amelia Bingham appeared in A Modern Magdalen at Greene's Opera House today. William Jennings Bryan, former Democratic presidential nominee, is in the city for an address and is hosted by John T. Hamilton. Mrs. Jennie Berry left for the G A R encampment in Washington, D C. The plant will begin next week in the River area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Bingham
Greene's
Opera House
William Jennings Bryan
John T. Hamilton
Jennie Berry
Washington, D. C
Menu style home cooking recipe page with veal and desserts
The item lists a veal dinner with breaded veal pieces and a celery cucumber relish salad. Also includes walnut bars and a cream butter sugar batter baked as bars with confectioners sugar dusting. Instructions mention quantities and oven times for the dishes.
Please walk on the grass replaces keep off signs at college
Washington and Jefferson college campus officials replaced Keep off the grass signs with Please walk on the grass placards. President Ralph C. Hutchinson said he enjoys walking on the grass and cares more about students than the lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Pa
Washington and Jefferson College
Ralph C. Hutchinson
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Virginia Fletcher
Burmeisters
Mrs. Hilman
Clubs
Anne Jack
Harlan Benner
P. T. A. Meetings
P.E.O
Hear Book Reviews
Klemme
Altruistic Club
Jolly Dozen ‘Club
A. A. A. W. Art Group
Florence la Ganke
Canton
Coykendall’s
Second Avenue
David G. Bleakley
Meadowbrook Drive
Mercy Hospital
St. Paul’s Church
A. G. Charter
A Avenue NW
Arkansas City
Kan
Ponca City
Real Estate Co
California
Alexander George
Allison
Lyman’s
Mickey Mouse
inMan
Hat and Dress Shop
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