Professor Lazell Talks Nature To Tourist Club
Professor Frederick J. Lazell spoke at the first fall meeting of the Tourist club held at Mrs. John T. Liddle’s home on 831 First Avenue EH. He shared appreciation for nature and its beauty, with many club members and guests in attendance. Mrs. Edward H. Smith led the tea after the program. the gathering drew a large Tourist club turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick J. Lazell
John T. Liddle
First
Avenue
Cedar Falls Artist Visits Ames Exhibit Before Return
Miss Marjorie Nuhn of Cedar Falls plans to return home after visiting her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs W A Ball at 2325 Hillcrest drive SE. She traveled with Cedar Rapids artists after the Iowa Artists dinner in Ames and viewed a watercolor portrait study at the Little Gallery during October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Nuhn
Cedar Falls
W. A. Ball
Hillcrest Drive
Mrs Shanor Honored During Cedar Rapids Luncheon
Mrs Lester Chadima hosted eight friends at the Cedar Rapids Country Club on Wednesday to honor her mother Mrs C C Shanor of Minneapolis. Mrs Shanor is spending six weeks with the Chadimas and will stay until about the first of November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester
Chadima
Washington Avenue
Cedar Rapids Country Club
C. C. Shanor
Minneapolis
Chadimas
Shanor
Miss Helen Ruth Shiflett Returns Home
Miss Helen Ruth Shiflett of Grinnell returned home Wednesday after visiting her uncle and aunt Dr Roy C Alt and Mrs Alt at 396 Twenty first Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Ruth Shiflett
Grinnell
Roy C. Alt
Twenty-first Street
Mrs Courtright Hosts Wednesday Club at Cedar Rapids Club
Mrs C S Courtright of 2440 Fifth avenue SE entertained a Wednesday club at luncheon and bridge at the Cedar Rapids Country club yesterday. Miss Helen Ruth Shifflett of Grinnell was an out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Courtright
Fifth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Helen Ruth Shifflett
Grinnell
Norden Lodge Honors 1933 Prize Winners at Victory Party
About eighty Norden lodge members and friends gathered Wednesday to honor 1933 prize recipients. Winners announced at the Sioux City district convention on Labor Day were presented gifts by B. L. Wick. The top honor, a large silk American flag, went to Norden lodge. Mrs. Mary Nelson earned the first prize silver loving cup for most new members, with Mrs. G. Ku llander taking second. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norden Lodge
Sioux City
B. L. Wick
Mary Nelson
G.kullander
Royal Neighbors Club Meets With Juveniles Sessions
Valley Camp No 2136 R N A will hold a regular meeting Friday at 8 pm in Odd Fellow hall Juveniles meet at 6 30 pm Refreshments served R N A Auxiliary Ladies will meet Thursday at 8 pm at Mars Arthur Cox 416 First street SW Shor Sokolek Renata Tyrs will hold Friday evening meeting with a picnic supper and a dance afterward Members should bring own silverware a covered dish and sandwiches
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Camp No
Shor Sokolek
Renata Tyrs
Fall Conference of Y. W. Will Be Held on Friday
The annual fall conference of the Young Womens Christian Association will run Friday from 4 to 9 p.m. on the second floor of the YWCA building. The program features worship, membership discussions, and a 1933 objectives talk led by Louise Strange, with a dinner and a skit During the Blystan Fields. Board members, staff committees and interested members are invited. Mrs. Wm. J. Foster presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Womens’ Christian Association
Alice Papes
Anna Laura Palmer
Louise Strange
Blystan Fields
Ww. J. Foster
Johnsons Return From Chicago Trip After Legion Event
Mr and Mrs Harry S Johnson and their son Larry of 1735 Washington avenue SE returned Wednesday night from Chicago where they attended the fair and Mr Johnson attended the American Legion convention. They also visited friends in Evanston Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Johnson
Larry
Washington Avenue
Chicago
Johnson
American Legion
Evanston, Ill
Tea for Chapter FO at Mrs Mansfield residence
Chapter FO of P. E. O. met Tuesday afternoon for tea hosted by Mrs. Lewis Mansfield at 2415 Fourth Avenue SE. She was assisted by her mother Mrs. H. L. Sailor and sister Mrs. Ben F. Wolverton. Miss Alice Page of Coe College delivered an historical paper titled The Beginnings of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Mansfield
Fourth Avenue SE
H. L. Sailor
Ben F. Wolverton
Alice Page
Coe College
Chicago
Cedar Rebekah Lodge Hosts Surprise Party for Mrs Bugenstein
Cedar Rebekah lodge members visited Mrs. Morris Bugenstein of 2138 Grande Avenue Wednesday evening for a party. Fifty one attendees played five hundred and bunco with prizes won by Fred Popenhagen and Mrs. Viana Dahn in five hundred, and by Mrs. Maude Sivers in banco. Refreshments were served and Mrs. Bugenstein received a lodge gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rebekah Lodge
Morris Bugenstein
Grande Avenue
Five Hundred
Bunco
Fred Popenhagen
Viana Dahn
Banco
Maude Sivers
Bugenstein
Lampman Family Guests From Los Angeles Visit Seattle Home
Mr and Mrs I W Lampman and their son from Los Angeles were weekend guests in the J E Lampman home at 617 Eighth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. I. W. Lampman
Los Angeles
J. E. Lampman
Eighth Avenue SE
Westminster Women’s Missionary Society Meeting Postponed
The Westminster church Women's Missionary Society postpones its regular meeting to Friday evening with Dr Myron Boozer of Ames as speaker. Trinity Methodist Church Ladies Aid Society also meets Friday at 2 pm in the church basement with Division No 2 leading devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Society
Women's Missionary Society of the Westminster Church
Myron Boozer
Ames
Trinity Ladies Ald
Ladies Ald
Trinity Methodist Church
Division No. 2
Mahala Pratt Guild Meets at Mrs Hickman Home
The Mahala Pratt Guild of St. Pauls church will meet Friday at 2:30 PM. Hostess is Mrs. Marshall Hickman at 1925 Second Avenue SE with Mrs. John W. Miller aiding as assistant hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahala Pratt Guild
St. Paul's Church
Marshall Hickman
Second Avenue SE
John W. Miller
Olivet Mission Society meets to hear about Alaska and India
Olivet Woman's Missionary society meets Friday at 2 30 p.m. at the church with Mrs Easton leading devotions and Mrs Buchan speaking on Alaska and Miss Barbour on India. St Pauls Missionary societies convene Friday at 2 30 p.m. in church parlors for a brief session. Home society handles program and transport to Community House for speaker Miss Elizabeth Bender. clothing for local relief urged. all women invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Society
St. Paul's Church
Elizabeth Bender
Central Park Missionary Society Meeting Notice
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Central Park Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs. Richard Lord at 1580 Third Avenue SE on Friday at 7 30 p m. Husbands of members are guests. Mrs Lord will lead devotions and Miss Katharine Jacobson will speak. Hostesses include Mrs. Warren Hansen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park Society
Woman's Missionary Society of
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Richard Lord
Third Avenue SE
Lord
Katherine Jacobson
Warren Hansen
D. A. Nicholson
Glen Rodgers
Elizabeth Williams
F. ©. Mueller
Arthur Baxter
H.C DeWitt
Fred Day
Nellie Israel
Women’s Missionary Rally at First Evangelical Church
The Women's Missionary society of the First Evangelical church will meet Friday at 2 p.m. in the church parlors for the annual rally day. Friends are invited. Mrs. J. A. Talbott and Mrs. WII Woodward will hostesses.
Gowns Parade Through Century in Wedding Gown Revue
St Pauls Methodist church staged a Wedding Gown Revue with 27 dresses from 1833 to 1933 modeled by young women as music and a 1933 wedding party closed the program. About 800 attended the elaborate event, with period gowns, a grand procession, and a reception following in the church dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Helen Munns
Warren Lofgren
Ann Barry
Marcella Bean
Beulah Gilsham
Mary Ellen Borschel
Arthur A. Brooks, Jr
Arthur A. Brooks
Betty Whipple
Katherine Diers
Marian Hepner
Homer Hill
Everett Pratt
Betty Smythe
L. J. Twogood
Ruth Ebling Massey
Mortgage Bankers Association Convention Heads to St Louis
Mr and Mrs F C Waples of 331 Forest Drive SE plan a motor trip to St Louis Missouri for the Mortgage Bankers Association of America twenty first annual convention on October 10 and 11. Waples will deliver a paper at a round table conference. H E Henderson of 2036 Grande Avenue SE will also attend. Officials expect the largest convention in the organization’s history with speakers including William F Stevenson of Washington DC, chairman of the Federal Home Loan Bank board, discussing mortgage bankers and government credit agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Waples
Forest Drive
St. Louis
Mortgage Bankers Association of America
Waples
Midland Mortgage Company
National Association
H. E. Henderson
Grande Avenue SE
William F. Stevenson
Washington, D. C
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Mothers of Cedar Rapids Drum Corps Benefit Card Party
Mothers of members of the Cedar Rapids Boys Drum and Bugle Corps plan a benefit card party Friday at 8 p.m. in Moose Hall. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers OF Boys Drum Corps
Cedar Rapids Boys Drum and Bugle Cops
Moose Hall
Woman's club Current Events Dept opens year's work
The current events department of the Woman's club opened another year's work with a picnic luncheon at the clubhouse. Hosts included Mrs. George Yuill Mrs. G. W. Chaney and Mrs. A. P. Shadle. Yuill led parliamentary drill and members discussed vacation reminiscences. Chaney led a discussion on World Welfare. Twenty members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman's Club
George Yuill
G. W. Chaney
A. P. Shadle
Shower Honors Miss Ella Sherman Before Cedar Rapids Wedding
A Monday evening shower hosted by Miss Rosemary Cranny and Mrs. J H McDonald at 346 Seventeenth Street SE honored Miss Ella Sherman of Cedar Rapids, who will wed M H Conlon of Cascade next Monday. Bridge games yielded prizes to Miss Alice McGuire and Mrs. E H Mullaley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Cranny
J. H. McDonald
Seventeenth Street
Ella Sherman
Cedar Rapids
M. H. Conlon
Cascade
Alice McGuire
E. H. Mullaley
Birthday party for Richard Dichl on thirteenth birthday
Sixteen children joined a birthday party for Richard Dichl hosted by his mother Mrs. Donald Diehl. Attendees included Dorothy Kibbie Billy Kuda Glenny Johnson Robert Blaine Howard Gilmore Dixie MacLayer Richard Herrington Evelyn Collins Earl Kee Evelyn Scurlock Marvin Winders Dorothy Faires Bobby Johnson Margaret Blaine and Jack Herrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dichl
Donald Diehl
Dorothy Kibbie
Billy Kuda
Glenny Johnson
Robert Blaine
Howard Gilmore
Dixie MacLayer
Richard Herrington
Evelyn Collins
Earl Kee
Evelyn Scurlock
Marvin Winders
Dorothy Faires
Bobby Johnson
Margaret Blaine
Jack Herrington
Chi Omega Pledges Entertain At Tea
Chi Omega sorority pledges hosted seventy guests including pledges from other sororities at Coe College in the Irvilda apartments. Miss Helene Meier and Miss Pauline Ogden led the tea with Chi Omega colors cardinal and straw. Special guests Mrs Heer Miss Bell Mrs Salter and Miss Ryan attended. Event coordinators were Misses Phoebe Jane Nemeth Betty French and Elizabeth Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega Sorority
Coe College
Chi Omega
Irvilda
Helene Meier
Pauline Ogden
Robert Heer
Mary Bell
Alice Salter
Ethel Ryan
Phoebe Jane Nemechk
Betty French
Elizabeth Jackson
Central Park Church Group Get-Together Schedule
Central Park Church adults plan the first get-together of the season at the home of Rev and Mrs W A Montgomery at 120 Seventeenth Street NE on Friday evening. Attendees are asked to come prepared for the last day of school and bring a few sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels Park Church
W. A. Montgomery
Seventeenth Street
California Guests Feted During Visit
Mrs Edward Collins of Long Beach and her daughter Mrs Arvid Hultine of Los Angeles have joined Mrs J R Ward and Mrs Louis Dvorak in a sequence of parties during a short stay at 1953 Grande Avenue SE and 825 Eighteenth Street SE. Dorothy Dichtelmill hosted a bridge evening in honor of Mrs Hultine with several friends present. Mrs Dvorak entertained to honor her mother Mrs Collins with twelve joining for the soirée. Guests plan to depart next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Collins
Long Beach
Calif
Arvid Hultine
Los Angeles
J. R. Ward
Grande Avenue SE
Louis Dvorak
Eighteenth Street SE
Collins
Dorothy Dichtelmill
Third Avenue SE
Bridge
Hultine
Wilbur del
Pleiades Group at Coe College Announces Five New Pledges
The Pleiades society at Coe College announces the pledging of five women. New pledges are Mary Dunbar, Margaret Dingman, Lois Smith, Corrine Layman, and Kathryn Slack, completing the rush process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleiades Society of Coe College
Mary Dunbar
Margaret Dingman
Lois Smith
Corrine Layman
Kathryn Slack
Cedar Rapids Briefs And Council Actions
The Cedar Rapids city items note a 7:30 pm Thursday drum corps practice at the Armory. Police receipts for September totaled 638.35, with Finey contributing 490.65. In court William Seelye, 32, fined 10 plus costs for intoxication. Charles Rinner, 53, fined 25 plus costs for disturbing the peace. A street light was ordered installed at Twenty-eighth Street and First Avenue E. Thomas Scherrebeck, son of Walter and Mrs. Scherrebeck, was chosen for Carleton College symphony band at Northfield Minnesota, a senior clarinetist in the B-flat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Benesh
Finey
William Seelye
Bever Avenue SE
Charles Rinner
B Avenue NW
Twenty-eighth Street
First Avenue E
Thomas Scherrebeck
Walter Scherrebeck
Third Avenue SW
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Scherrebeck
Carleton
T. M. T. M. Club Readies Season Start at YWCA
The T. M. T. M. club at the YWCA plans its first meeting of the season this evening at 5. A World’s fair review by attending members will open the program, followed by a business meeting and dinner. Committee members include Tillie Prestegard and Frances McFall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M.T. M. Club
Tillie Prestegard
Frances McFall
LeGrants Return From Chicago Visit
Mr and Mrs L E LeGrant and daughter Doris have returned from Chicago after visiting A Century of Progress over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. L. E. LeGrant
Doris
Chicago
P T A Meetings Draw Large Johnson School Crowd
More than 100 parents and friends gathered at Congregational church for a Johnson school P T A meeting with Miss Laura Thompson announcing pupil musical numbers and Arthur Deamer discussing a six year high school program. Grant High P T A opened its year with poetry, songs, and talks on new deal objectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Johnson School
C. A. Love
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Grant
Keyes
Paris fashion pattern 1620 by Anne Adams features mixed fabrics
News notes a two fabric or color dress design with a striking collar and elbow fullness. Pattern 1620 offers sizes 14 to 42, requires 3% yards of 39 inch fabric for size 16, and includes illustrated sewing instructions. Order via Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department for 15 cents catalog. 25 cents with pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Paris
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Weet Seventeenth Street
New York
Garrison and Guests Attend Century of Progress in Chicago
From Chicago Mr and Mrs H B Garrison 710 Eighth Avenue SE and Mr and Mrs E Jakubec returned after attending Century of Progress and visiting Garrison sister Mrs Newell Collins formerly of Cedar Rapids. Mr Garrison also attended the American Legion convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Garrison
Eighth Avenue SE
E. Jakubec
Chicago
Century of Progress
Mr. Garrison
Newell Collins
Cedar Rapids
Garrison
American Legion
City’s September cash receipts exceed expenditures
City treasurer reported September cash receipts of 56640.15 and cash disbursements of 53092.11. The cash balance rose from 221679.69 on Sept 1 to 225227.73 on Oct 1. Warrants issued 53740.88 and outstanding warrants at Oct 1 43680.16. Original appropriation 1006720.09, expended 472072.44, leaving 534647.65 for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Burgus
Water Works Balance Rises in September
Water fund on hand rose from 5456.43 to 10696.66 as H F Blomquist reported to the city council. Receipts reached 18003.05 with expenditures 12762.82. The plant pumped 141040000 gallons of water for a daily average of 4701333.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Water Works Fund
H. F. Blomquist
Linn county rural schools join Town Fire Prevention week
Linn county's rural school system will co operate in Town Fire Prevention week from Oct. 8 to 14, County Superintendent Lulu B. Secrist's office has announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Lulu B. Secrist
City OKs VFW Armistice Day Parade Permit
The city council granted permission for the Veterans of Foreign Wars to hold an Armistice Day parade. Arrangements must be completed with the chief of police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Pace
Feed dealers attend Midwest convention reports Iowa surplus
C W Davis and J G Vislicel returned Wednesday night from St Louis where they attended a feed dealers convention of Illinois Iowa and Missouri. Davis reported that while in some states there was a feed shortage Iowa had a good supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Davis
J. G. Vislicel
St. Louis
Mlinois
Iowa
Missouri
Davis
Parking Limit Proposal Placed Before City Council
Letters from Robert Sinclair of Indianapolis owner of 319 First Street SE and the William Singer company seeking limited parking on First Street SE between Third and Fourth Avenues were referred to the department of public safety for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Street
Third Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Robert Sinclair
Indianapolis
First Street SE
William Singer Company
Department of Public Safety
Insurance salesmen meet at Roosevelt hotel for six month review
Thirty five Mutual Life Insurance salesmen from New York gathered at the Roosevelt hotel for a noon luncheon and conference. A review of business for the first half of the year showed marked improvement, led by Davenport agency head Joseph Diefenbach and supervisor Julius Gilbert with speakers including A. W. Van Mouten of Davenport. W R Whittenbaugh, Cedar Rapids district manager, introduced the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Hotel Roosevelt
Joseph Diefenbach
Julius Gilbert
Davenport
W.R. Whittenbaugh
Cedar Rapids
A. W. van Mouten
Quarantine cases and deaths in Cedar Rapids Sep
Five quarantinable diseases were reported in Cedar Rapids during September including one infantile paralysis case and four scarlet fever cases. Placardable diseases consisted of five chicken pox cases one measles case and five whooping cough cases. There were forty six local deaths and health board expenditures of 2860.14 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
O. F. Slapnicka
Board of Health
Ten In Lifeboat Missing Following Chilean Shipwreck
SANTIAGO Chile UP Ten persons in lifeboat believed missing Thursday after the grounding of the coastal steamer Valdivia 2370 tons south of Punta Grande The navy transport Araucania among rescuers picked up one small boat with two children The other boat with two children and eight adults thought still at sea The water was calm there were eighteen passengers on the Valdivia Initial reports said all were saved by the regent and the steamship Condor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
Valdivia
Regent
Condor
Washington Child Drowns In Cistern At Home
Three year old Mark West died when he fell into a cistern at his Washington Iowa home Wednesday night while his father briefly left to fetch water. The child drowned after the top of the cistern was left uncovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Ta
Mark West
Decorah seeks grant for water project
Decorah city council approved applying to the Public Works Administration for eighteen thousand dollars to fund a pump house, well, and water extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Public Works Administration
Janet Gaynor Returns Home From Long Vacation
Film star Janet Gaynor returns home with her mother Mrs Laura Gaynor after a ten week vacation through the east and south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
INS
Janet Gaynor
East
Laura Gaynor
Borrows $40 From Girl Friend Looses It Here In Game
Melvin Evenson 26 of West Union told police he borrowed $40 to come to Cedar Rapids and enroll in barber college. He joined a Lincoln hotel room poker game with city slickers. Evenson says he was robbed but police found all players guilty. Evenson fined $10 and costs for frequenting a gambling house. Pete Karras 40 fined $25, Russ Johnson 30 fined $10, Arthur Skelly 26 fined $25 plus costs for gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Evenson
West Union
Cedar Rapids
City Slickers
Slickers
Evenson
Lincoln
Pete Karras
Russ Johnson
Arthur Skelly
City issues 87 building permits in September totaling 25548
Otis Leefers, building inspector, told the city council Thursday that 87 permits were issued in September representing a total value of 25548. Electrical permits numbered 100, plumbing permits 53, and miscellaneous permits 92. Department receipts were 469.95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Leefers
Cuba Shifts From Storm To Strife In Havana Looting
Havana reports an 82 mph hurricane weakened after causing injuries to twenty and looting across the city. Troopers killed two looters, a trooper and a sailor died from sniper fire, while police dispersed thieves amid political tension between Batista and the U S ambassador. Florida towns braced as the storm moved toward the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Leon
Fulgencio Batista
Sumner Welles
Welles
National Hotel
Key West
Fla
Gulf
Cuba
Florida
Atlantic
Miami
Guardian Appointed for Convicted War Vet in Iowa Case
Rees was named guardian of the property of Austin B. May in Jones county district court. May, World War I veteran, received $80 monthly compensation later reduced. He was convicted of murder, sent to Fort Madison, then adjudged insane and confined at the men’s reformatory. James F. May of Sullivan County, Missouri, had petitioned for guardian rights claiming lack of jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Warren” Rees
Austin B. May
Jones County
Wright Frazier
May
Fort Madison
James FE. May
Sullivan County
Missouri
Austin May
Court of
Sleeping sickness diagnosis at Grinnell hospital
Miss Vern Barnes of Grinnell college library staff is confined in a local hospital with sleeping sickness. Dr Walter L Bierkng, Des Moines health commissioner and AMA president, says there is no danger of contagion. Barnes has been isolated since contracting the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Vern Barnes
Grinnell College
Walter L.bierkng
Des Moines
American Medical Association
Miss Barnes
Green And McGladrey Named For Gas Company Survey
Cedar Rapids city council granted final passage to resolutions naming Howard R. Green company and I B Mc Gladrey company to perform a survey and audit of Cedar Rapids Gas company and advise on a rate for manufactured and natural gas. They also passed a resolution accepting the gas company's offer to pay 5000 dollars of the audit expense and 60 percent of costs over seven thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard R. Green Company
I. B. McGladrey Company
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Iowa News in Brief: Tama to Decorah items
Special to The Gazette. Tama: Mrs. Frank Carter, 50, died at home after a long illness. born Minnie Pepmeyer in Burlington. survived by husband Frank Carter, a son Earl, sisters Ed Butts and Raymond Rivera, brothers Will, Ed, and Norman. West Branch: Clarence Morris 25th anniversary celebrated with 60 friends. gifts and program noted. Marengo: Margaret Hartz injured. saddle horse killed after accident. Manchester: Mrs. E. Kehrit, 74, and Mrs. P. A. Mazzel injured when car struck by truck. driver Bert Bowers in custody. Decorah: Lillie Stephenson sues for 15000 damages over collision with Wilbur Duprez. Decorah: two men robbed gas station of 27 dollars. suspects fled in Minnesota car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter and
Norman
Cedar Rapids
West Branch
Clarence I Morris
E. C. Morris
L. W. Reynolds
Kathryn
Evelyn Morris
R. W. Branson
Mgr
Manchester
FE. Kehrit
Elmer Kehrit
Bert Bowers
P. A. Mazzel
Kehrlt
Bowers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prof. Lazell
L. C. Chadima
ALT
Mrs. Courtright
Clubs
Royal Neighbors
Coats
HELMS
Y. W
Johnsons
Rebekahs
Mrs. Bugenstein
Peter Noblett
Betty Noblett
W. H. Graham
Ruth Baker
J. L. Sherman
Marjorie Capron
Robert Vesely
Helen Edgar
Janet. Thomas
Lorraine Eckert
Hazel Capron
Frank Clark
B. Harrington
Mary Jo Johnson
A. L. Killian
Cora Hampton
Robert C. Armstrong
Hamilton Morse
Dorothea Dolson
Kenneth Reid
Harvey Coates
Janice Eddy
Mrs. Waples
Central Park Church
California
Pleiades Society
T. M. T. M. Club
P. T. A. Meetings
Chamber of Commerce
Pp. T. A
George C. Keyes
Andrew Peterson
Peter McCracken
Frank Denberg
G. L. Kibler
G. L. McHardy
Fred Kluss
E. L. Russell
W. Greer McCrory
J. M. Kurtz
J. R. Buchan
A. Peterson
George Peacock
William Shimek
Addie Zika
Elmer Grissell
R. L. Savage
Milton Hasek
H.S. Meeker
E. C. Johnson
J. C. Henningsen
C. C. Winders
Frank Keister
F W. Stourac
Lew Zalesky
C. L. Fields
Stephen Svee
Vincent Stelcik
William Besta
John Mikulecky
H. Jensen
E. K. Russell
H. C. Ahrens
A. Suchomel
A. M. Smith
Frank
Thomas Feiereisen
F L. Bokerney
J. C. Blodgett
M. G Fox
D. W. Ilten
George Russell
A. L. Shaffer
J. B. Finharty
R. Gillam
R. E. Snyder
F. L. Bokorney
Ask
Washington
Gazette
Hudson
Washington Ave
Green
McGladrey
For Gas Company Survey
Iowa News
Ausadie Cafe
Beauty Shop
Lydia Wehmeier Perkins
1St Ave. SE
Third Ave
Second St
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