Burt T Jacksons Honored On Their 50th Anniversary
Burt T Jackson and his wife celebrate fifty years of marriage dating from October 6 1886 with a Tuesday dinner at the home of Royal H Holbrook in Cedar Rapids. Forty guests attended a Sunday tea hosted by the couple and several local families have previously honored them with gatherings and notes of congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt T. Jacksons
Burt T Jackson
Fifteenth Street
Royal H. Holbrook
Second Avenue SE
H. ©. Pratt
Marshalltown
Jackson
Spencer Jackson
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Pratt
Congress
St. Paul's Methodist Church
J. E. Bettis
Gertrude Kilborn
Royal Holbrook
Lovella Ewoldt
Helen Amidon
Doris Cone
Stella Martha Bachelder
Kilborn
Jennings Crawford
Ewoldt
Miss Ruepke
W. W. Crissman
J. S. Bain
Mrs. I E Jackson Speaks on Our American Heritage
Chapter DK of the P E O held its first meeting of the season at Mrs. Richard Lord's home 1580 Third Avenue SE. Mrs. I E Jackson spoke on Our American Heritage before 58 members and four guests from chapters HJ FL, DF. Hostesses assisted by Mrs. Lord and Mrs. R R Williamson presided at refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IT. E. Jackson
P E. O
Richard Lord
Third Avenue SE
W. W. Israel
H. H. Doolittle
John Altfillisch
Bellevue
Margaret Walker Wolf
Toledo
Lord
R. R
Welch couple back from bankers convention trip
Mr and Mrs Frank C Welch of First avenue NW returned from San Francisco where Mr Welch attended the American Bankers Association convention. They traveled on special Chicago and Indiana bankers trains stopping at Yosemite park Boulder Dam Grand Canyon and the Texas Centennial in Dallas Peggy Welch spent the month with Mrs T C Schroeder of Richmond and returned with Mrs Schroeder who will visit in the Welch home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Welch
First Avenue NW
San Francisco
Calif
Welch
American Bankers’ Association
Chicago
Indiana
Mrs. Schroeder
Mr and Mrs Henry Files Return From Boston Trip
Mr and Mrs Henry Files of 2165 Blake boulevard SE returned Monday after attending the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance convention in Boston. They also spent several days in New York City Quebec and Montreal during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Files
Blake Boulevard
Boston
Files
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
New York City
Quebec
Montreal
Doctors and Del Stanton Return From Camp Crawford Trip
Dr Harry M Isins Dr R K Keech and Del Stanton returned Monday after a week at Camp Crawford on Lake of the Woods in Canada. They spent the time at the lakeside facility likely for retreat or study, marking a brief absence from their regular duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M Isins
R K Keech
del Stanton
Camp Crawford
Lake of the Woods
Canada
Mrs A W Botleau Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs A W Botleau entertained eight members of her bridge club Tuesday at luncheon and bridge at the Cedar Rands Country Club on Forest Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. WH Botleau
Forest Drive
Cedar Ramds Country Club
Inheritance Tax Skeptic Reflects on Wealth Death Toll
A speaker in Washington laments the idea of a large inheritance tax while arguing against setting a rate aimed at taxing rich relatives after death. The remark expresses skepticism about taxing inherited wealth and frames the issue as a policy concern about fairness and government revenue.
Young Democrats Club Dance Draws 600 at Pla Mor Ballroom
Six hundred people attended the Young Democratic club dance Monday night at Pla Mor ballroom. Mrs. Walter Hutchinson chaired the committee with Miss Marie McCann and Mrs. Cecelia Hyland assisting. Marvin Prochaska is club president. The program featured Nickolas and Sylvia from Chicago, Melania Soloway, Leo Gatto, a baby dance team, Barbara Ann Teeters and Lyndall Davis, a swing tapping by Dick Moore, and a Maddigan school military tap led by Arlene Selzer et al with a big ensemble. Gene Sedlacek gave a political speech and the Democratic men's quartet sang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Democratic Club
Pla-Mor Ballroom
Walter Hutchinson
Marie McCann
Cecelia Hyland
Marvin Prochaska
Nickolas
Sylvia
Chicago
Melania Soloway
Leo Gatto
Maddigan School
Barbara Ann Teeters
Lyndall Davis
Dick Moore
Arlene Selzer
Jean Haug
Peggy Roe
Bill Franey
John Eckstein
Neil Richardson
Alicia Franey
Freda Joss
Mildred Fuller
Florence Healy
Marjory Jo Stevens
Billy Tilson
Viola Rowray
Betty Tilson
Rosemary Phelan
Eleanor Brown
Bill Neary
Robert Saylor
Marjory Davis
Ruth Rice
Beverley Ann Gardeman
John O'Brien
Gene Sedlacek
Luncheon Honors Mrs Laura Fawcett in City
Mrs Luther Baker and Mrs S L Kay hosted a luncheon Tuesday at the Commonwealth tea room honoring Mrs Laura Fawcett of Elgin IL who is visiting the city as a guest in residence at Commonwealth apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Baker
Third Avenue SE
S. L. Kay
Commonwealth Apartments
Commonwealth Tea Room
Laura Fawcett
Elgin
Mr and Mrs Harvey Mc Clary Host Card Club At Home
Mr and Mrs Harvey C Mc Clary of 335 Crescent Street SE will entertain sixteen members of the duplicate contract club Tuesday evening at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey C McClary
Crescent Street
Duplicate Contract Club
Marjorie Lois March Engaged to Wichita Man
Mr and Mrs E M March announce the engagement of their daughter Marjorie Lois to William L Graham of Wichita Kansas. The couple plans to wed October 25 at 4 p m in the chapel of the First Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Lois March
E. M. March
Daniels Street
MarJorie Lois
William L. Graham
Wichita, Kan
First Christian Church
Surprise party honors Ely resident Frank Chaloupka
Ely man Frank Chaloupka celebrated his sixty second birthday with a surprise party Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Chaloupka and many friends and relatives such as Mr and Mrs Louis Nearad and Bernice, Mr and Mrs Joe Caloupka, Mr and Mrs Charles Kroul and daughters Arlene and Gladys, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Chaloupka
Ely
Louis Nearad
Bernice
Joe Caloupka
Charles Kroul
Frank Hajck
Charles Chaloupka
Arlene
Gladys
Ed Dostal
Georgia Betty
Mary Ann
Jeremil Detert
Rose
Irene
Don Tyner
Dana
Elizabeth Jrrasek
Ernest Khma
Delbert
Godfrey Wadky
Ther
George
Joan
Friebels Return Home After Detroit Visit
Mr o and Mrs Carl Friebel and their son Carl Leroy have returned to the home in Detroit Midh. They had been visiting in the home of Mr and Mrs James W Sloan, 1542 Seventh avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Friebel
Carl Leroy
Detroit
James W Sloan
Seventh Avenue
Mrs Trevelyan Returns After Month in St Paul and Hudson
Mrs Mary Trevelyan of 1964 A Avenue NE returned Sunday afternoon from a month visit with friends and relatives in St Paul Minnesota and Hudson Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Trevelyan
St. Paul, Minn, and
Hudson
Wis
Name Winners In First Round City Bridge Tournament
Mrs W Nenzil and Mrs C W Irwin won the first qualifying round of the third annual city bridge championship at the Country club Monday evening. Mr and Mrs E J Carey tied with James I Epstein and James Williams for second. Next qualifying round set for Oct 19 at the Country club. Partners must stay the same throughout the tournament. Mrs Beattie sponsors the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W . Nenzil
C W. Irwin
E J. Carey
James I. Epstein
James Williams
Country Club
Miss Holubova speaks to Cedar Rapids history group
Seventy nine members of the history and literature department of the Cedar Rapids Women's club attended the Monday meeting at the club house. Miss Jaroslava Holubova spoke on her travels as a student at Charles University in Prague, Czechoslovakia. Mrs. Charles E. Roberts reviewed My Great Wide Beautiful World by Juanita Harrison. Mrs. Arthur H Mott is chairman of the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Sanford Kerr to Address West Highland Community Club
Sanford Kerr will speak on his Alaska trip at a West Highland Community Club meeting Friday evening at Cleveland School. Irene Paula will perform a violin solo with accompanist El vanne Kriz. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Kerr
Alaska
West Highland Community Club
Cleveland School
Irene Paula
Elvanne Kriz
Grace Walpole Circle Hosts Dessert Luncheon
Grace Walpole circle of the King's Daughters met for a dessert luncheon with thirteen members present. Vice-president Mrs. Harold Skinner led the meeting. plans were finalized for attending the state convention in Davenport on Wednesday Thursday and Friday. The next gathering is set for October 19 at Mrs. John Gilmore’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C Baumhoefner
Johnson Avenue NW
Grace Walpole
King's Daughters
Harold Skinner
Harold Ross
Ray I. Horton
H N Graves
Davenport
John Gilmore
Surprise party marks Jansa thirty fifth wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jansa were honored Sunday at a surprise party for their thirty fifth wedding anniversary. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rejsa, Mr. and Mrs Anton Rejsa, Mr. and Mrs Otto Melsa and son David, Mr. and Mrs Louis Melsa, Mr. and Mrs Alfred Rigel and son Donald, Mr. and Mrs Albert Horsky, Mr. and Mrs Joseph Chadima, Mrs. Anna Melsa, Mrs. Ellie Melsa, Mrs. Mary Noska and her son William, and Laurence Herman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jansa
Jack Rejsa
Anton Rejsa
Otto Melsa
David
Louis Melsa
Alfred Rigel
Donald
Albert Horsky
Joseph Chadima
Anna Melsa
Ellie Melsa
Mary Noska
William
Laurence Herman
Miss Dorothy Mae Fritz Birthday Party Highlight
Miss Berniece Fritz hosted sixteen friends at her Marengo home Saturday for Dorothy Mae Fritz sixteenth birthday celebration. Guests included Edwin Ockenfels Ethel Meskimen Clarence Meskimen Marcella Martin Lawrence Howard Frimml Irvin Kimm Irene Ballard Edmond Ballard Roselean Brecht Elva Mae Lehrer Loyal Lehrer Ber niece Lester Fritz and Dorothy Mae Fritz, a Marengo high school junior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berniece Fritz
Dorothy Mae
Edwin Ockenfels
Ethel
Clarence Meskimen
Norway
Marcella
Martin, Lawrence
Howard Frimml
Irvin Kimm
Irene
Edmond Ballard
Roselean Brecht
Elva Mae
Loyal Lehrer
Berniece
Lester
Dorothy Mae Fritz
Marengo
Marengo High School
Friends Honor Miss Gatens Before Departure to Los Angeles
A gathering at Pla Mor Sunday evening accompanied Miss Ann Gatens as she plans to move to Los Angeles California. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Louis Triebel Mr and Mrs H J Templeman Miss Ruth Harvest Dr Larry Mueller of Iowa City and Harvey Marsh. Mr and Mrs Triebel hosted a buffet supper before the dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Gatens
Los Angeles
Cali
Pla-Mor
Miss Gatens
Louis Triebel
H. J. Templeman
Ruth Harvested
Larry Mueller
Iowa City
Harvey Marsh
Marriage Announcement Adeline Havel Weds Van Hatley
John J Havel of 219 Johnson Avenue NW announces the marriage of his daughter Adeline to Van Hatley of Concord NC. The ceremony was held in Reno on September 5. The couple resides in Stockton California where Hatley works as manager of Firestone Service Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J Havel
Johnson Avenue
Adeline
van Hatley
Concord
Reno
Mrs Hatley
Stockton
Calf
Hatley
Firestone Service Company
Pledging Announced for Kathleen Franey at Coe College
Alpha Gamma Delta sorority at Coe College announces the pledging of Miss Kathleen Franey of Marengo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma _ Delta sorority
Coe College
Kathleen Franey
Marengo
Stephens college alumnae elect officers at Ivins home
At a Stephens college alumnae meeting held at Miss Audrey Lea Ivins home 1832 Fifth Avenue SE Ivins was re elected president Genevieve Tow was chosen vice president and Mrs John G French was elected secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens College
Audrey Lea Ivins
Fifth Avenue SE
Ivins
Genevieve Tow
John G French
Rowlands Return After Visit With Ogdens in Mexico
Mr and Mrs E M Rowland of Mexico Missouri have returned home after spending several days as guests of Mrs Rowland s sister Mrs Ben Ogden and Mr Ogden at 2033 Fourth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M Rowland
Mexico, Mo
Rowlands
Ben Ogden
Ogden
Fourth Avenue SE
Glen Low Visits Sisters in Cheyenne Dad's Note
Glen Low visits his sisters Grace and Betty Low at 880 Daniels Street NE for a week. He is employed in the mechanical division of the Union Pacific railroad in Cheyenne Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Low
Grace
Betty Low
Daniels Street
Mr. Low
Union Paecific Railroad
Cheyenne
Wyo
Mrs Pedersons Vacation Departure for Storden Minn
Miss Mary J Pederson of 519 Fourth Avenue SE leaves for Storden Minnesota for a week long vacation with relatives in the readable notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J Pederson
Fourth Avenue SE
Storden
Minn
Ielaatives
Name Officers For Chapter HJ P E O
Thirty five members and guests attended the meeting of chapter HJ of the P E O at Mrs A W McGregor s home on 1910 B Avenue NE Monday A luncheon preceded the business session Guests included Mrs J T Grayston of chapter CS Marion and Miss Mary Doolittle of chapter DK Mrs Arthur C Deamer resigned as chapter vice president and officers were appointed: Mrs Frank V Orr vice president Mrs Charles Penningroth recording secretary and Mrs Morris Sanford chaplain Hostesses for the luncheon were social committee members Mrs W W Israel Mrs S C Wright Mrs F H Arnold Mrs Robert QC Bickel Mrs Everett Phillips Mrs W Craven Shuttleworth Mrs A H Boileau and Mrs Emma Gee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. McGregor
Avenue NE
J T. Grayston
Marion
Mary Doolittle
Arthur C. Deamer
Frank V. Orr
Charles Penningroth
Morris Sanford
W. W. Israel
S. C. Wright
F. H. Arnold
Robert QC. Bickel
Everett Phillips
W. Craven Shuttleworth
A. H. Boileau
Emma Gee
Stylist Addresses Business Girls League Meeting
Miss Beryl Schiele of Kilian's spoke at a dinner for the Business Girls' League of the YWCA. Fifty attendees heard budgeting for business girls, office wear, and accessories. folders with budgets for $15 and $20 weekly were shared. Mrs. E. Fisher led songs for the older division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Schiele
Kilian's
Business Girls’ League
Miss Schiele
Vavra-Meyer Nuptials Celebrate at Bethany Church
Emily Vavra and Louis Meyer were married Sunday at Bethany Congregational Church by Rev. J. E. Waery. The bride wore blue taffeta, attendants wore rust crepe, and pink and yellow corsages were exchanged. A reception followed at the brides parents home with out of town guests listed. the couple will reside at 210 First Avenue W after Oct 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Vavra
Fifth Street
Emily
Louis Meyer
George L. Meyer
Bethany Congregational Church
J. E. Waery
John H. Clark
Clark
Mr. Meyer
Charlotte McHugh
Charles Wald
Bertha Chase
Grundy Center
Harry Tibbetts
Sixtieth Birthday Celebration for Charles Moel At Home
Mr and Mrs Arch Moel hosted a party Saturday at 1334 C street SW honoring their son Charles on his sixteenth birthday. Guests included Charles Moel Larry Higgins Mildred Pazdernik Stan ley Christie Verona Chaloupnik June Womochil Richard Healy and Evelyn Keyster. Prizes at chance were won by Mildred Pazdernik and Richard Healy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Moel
C Street
Charles
Charles Moel
Larry Higgins
Mildred Pazdernik
Stanley Christie
Verona Chaloupnik
June Womochil
Richard Healy
Town City
Evelyn Keyster
Betty Janu Birthday Tea Hosts Eleven Guests
Mrs. William Janu entertained Saturday afternoon for her daughter Bettys eleventh birthday at 1203 Ellis boulevard NW. Yellow and white table decorations featured individual birthday cakes at each place. Guests included Patricia Kelley Doris Currier Carol Carnes Delaine Epson Jean McGinnis Mary Ann Kluber Jean and Arlene Ressa Jean Gorman Marian Nosek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Janu
Ellis Boulevard
Betty
Patricia Kelley
Doris Currier
Carol Carnes
Delaine Epson
Jean McGinnis
Mary Ann Kluber
Jean and
Arlene Ressa
Jean Gorman
Marian Nosek
Betty Janu
Mrs Hruska Returns From Visit With Family
Mrs James J. Hruska of 2619 Bever Avenue SE returns from a month long visit in Merchantville New Jersey with son and daughter in law Leo J Hruska and grandson James Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Hruska
Bever Avenue
Merchantville
N. J
Leo J. Hruska
James Douglas
D U Y PAST HEADS Members Honored by Mulsows on Lake Macbride
D U Y PAST HEADS and their husbands were entertained at the cottage of Dr. and Mrs. F W Mulsow on Lake Macbride Sunday. Sixteen members attended and Mrs Ada Emery, mother of Mrs Mulsow, was a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club of the Daughters of Union Veterans of the
F. W. Mulsow
Lake Macbride
Ada Emery
Mulsow
Mrs Marshall Kimm Honored at Watkins Shower
Mrs Kimm of Watkins received a miscellaneous shower Friday evening at her aunt Mrs Woolstrichill's home. Among guests were numerous Watkins residents and relatives. Prizes at progressive euchre went to Eleanor Wessling and Helen Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Kimm
Watkins
Frank Woolstrchill
Peter Lunde
Mabel
Emmet Busher
A. J Sehmuecker
B. Becker
M. Haddy
Louw
Mary
R. Meyer
Helen
C. Downes
B. L. Waychoff
Ivan Swick
George Walker
C., Kimm
Millie
W Burger
Marge
Mary Stramer
John Johnson
Ivan Lillis
Floyd Montague
Emmett Kelly
Dorothy Jean
H Wessling
Eleanor
Art Nissel
Wright Strait
Pauline
Pearl
Hazel
Hilda Schmidt
Hazel Peckart
Pearl Swick
Mildred Brecht
Archie Kimm
C. Bennett
Blairstown
Frank Merrifield
Nick Connor
Arthur Montague
Cedar Rapids
Eleanor Wessling
Helen Meyer
Tyler P T A Card Party and Apron Dance at Moose Hall
The Tyler P T A invites the public to a card party and apron dance on Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Moose Hall. For reservations call Mrs Earl Kessler at 21724 or Mrs Harry Dahlstrand at 4018.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler P
Moose Hall
Earl Kessler
Dial
Harry Dahlstrand
Home Course in Dancing Learn balance and lead with ease
Learn the basics of dancing position leading and following and how to avoid common faults. A 40 page self taught guide covers the fox trot waltz tango dance walk and rhumba with diagrams and instructions prepared by a famous dancing teacher. Send 15 cents to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Home Institute New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Home Institute
West 19Th Street
New York
N. Y
Mrs Baird Leaves for Rochester Visit
Mrs. Robert Baird of 311 First Avenue W departed Tuesday for Rochester Minnesota to spend a week visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Baird
First Avenue W
Rochester
Minn
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local Notes
Ladies Diamond 760 club meets Mrs. E Parkes 1397 Elmhurst NE Wednesday. VFW Post 788 holds 7 30 social at Memorial Building. Dr H L Walker leaves for Surgery Association convention in Colorado Springs CO returns Friday. Cedar Rapids Ahepa Chapter 194 meets 8 PM at Moose Hall. Chester S Johnson of Quaker Oats attends 25th National Safety Congress in Atlantic City NJ. Margaret Maddigan mezzo soprano to sing on London day program broadcast from hip podrome Waterloo Tuesday evening. First Avenue Potato Market extends charge accounts for reliable customers. Praha Rebekah Lodge No 5 meets Friday Oct 9 7 30 PM Sokol Hall card party to follow. Robert J Schladetzky 7 improving after double pneumonia at St Luke's. Ruth Zika Coe College PE instructor at St Luke's hospital post operation. Judge Powell to attend Ames inauguration of Dr Charles Finley Iowa State College. Richard Milling 35 pled guilty intoxication fined 25 costs paid 13 60 with balance suspended. Michael McKern 60 given a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Milling
First Avenues
Michael McKern
Second Avenue SE
Football Injury At Wilson High School Leaves Boy With Broken Leg
Herman Frueh aged 14 of 1425 K street SW suffered a broken left leg while playing football at Wilson high school grounds around 6 30 p m Monday He was taken to St Luke s hospital for treatment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Frueh
K Street
Wilson High School
St. Luke’s Hospital
Rude Auto President Heads to Texas Centennial
Perry C. Rude, president of Rude Auto Company, earns top prize in a three month Ford dealers contest among 200 rivals. He departed Tuesday for Dallas to attend the Texas Centennial festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry C. Rude
Rude Auto Company
Dallas
Tex
Texas
Martin Arrested on False Check Charge in CenterVille
H W Martin aged 26 of 109 Twelfth Street SE was arrested Monday by local police after Cen terville authorities requested his detention. He was turned over to Center ville constable Carl F Redding at 10 55 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Martin
Twelfth Street
Centerville
Martin
Carl F. Redding
Brotherhood of Railroad Shop Crafts meeting at Ben Hur hall
The Brotherhood of Railroad Shop Crafts of America holds its regular meeting in Ben Hur hall tonight at 8 o'clock. Out of town speakers are invited and a large attendance is desired. Many important matters will be discussed and a report on the national convention will be given by the delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Railroad Shop Crafts of America
Ben Hur Hall
Man Sentenced to 30 Days for $20 Theft
Joseph Billingham of 723 Fourth Avenue SE was arrested on larceny charges after allegedly stealing $20 from Anna B. Taylor of 1700 Second Avenue SE. In Justice W. J. Grunewald's court, Billingham received a $100 fine and a thirty day county jail sentence and is currently serving the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Billingham
Fourth Avenue SE
W. J. Grunewald
Billingham
Anna B. Taylor
Second Avenue SE
Miss Taylor
Collision injures local residents in Center Point road crash
Mrs M W Fisher of 351 Twentieth Street SE suffered a wrenched left arm and shoulder when a car driven by Q R Snider of 1203 Third Avenue SW collided with a car driven by Tony Stout of 1615 Fiftieth Street NE at the oil station driveway 4901 Center Point Road. Stout and Snider were both traveling north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Fisher
Twentieth Street
Q. R. Snider
Third Avenue
Tony Stout
Fiftieth Street
Center Point Road
Stout
Snider
School board sends Hedberg to national executive secretaries meeting
The board of education voted Monday night to send C. D. Hedberg, executive secretary of the school board, to a national gathering of executive secretaries of independent districts in St. Louis from Oct. 12 to 16. Arthur Deamer urged the move, citing worthwhile sessions for learning new business administration methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
C. D. Hedberg
St. Louis
Arthur Deamer
London Ohio town planned to let sunshine fill homes
London Ohio with a population of 4500 was laid out so that when the sun shines it reaches into every room in every house during the day, reflecting a deliberate architectural design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ohio
Uphoff Faces Securities Charge Over Oil Leases
William C. Uphoff of Peoria, held in Cedar Rapids jail, denies improper dealings in New Mexico oil leases after being charged with violating the state securities act and false pretenses. He says leases are bought from New Mexico and sold to investors at 100 dollars per forty acres with a 5 to 10 percent discount, and that transactions require state approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Uphoff
Peoria
Ill
New Mexico
Cedar Rapids
Uphoff
New Mexico State
Bond salesman Shaw denies securities involvement in Cedar Rapids case
Shaw testified he offered no securities and previously held an Iowa license with a Davenport firm. He said he brought Uphoff to Cedar Rapids at Uphoff’s request last Saturday and did not participate in the proposed transaction with Gongwer and Mrs Stewart. He identified himself as a licensed Illinois bond salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uphoff
Des Moines
State Securities Department
Cedar Rapids
Illinois
Ed Fordyce
Williams
Simon Gongwer
Johnson Avenue NW
Denver
Gongwer
Ellen Stewart
St. Louis
Ed N. Shaw
Moline
Ill
Dick Payn
Shaw
Stewart
Cedar Rapids Sees Record Likely For Voter Registrations
City Clerk L. J. Storey reports 104 new voters registered and 103 changes of addresses on Monday. Through today 540 address changes and over 700 new voters have been listed, signaling a potential record for the fall general election in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
L. J. Storey
Iowa City Youth Held on Drunk Driving Charge
Iowa City youth William Loney was jailed in Rock Island on a charge of driving while intoxicated after his arrest Monday night. Accompanying him were two Iowa City youths named Eugene and Mike Fitzpatrick who were arraigned on intoxication charges and released after doing porter work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
William Loney
Iowa City
Eugene
Mike Fitzpatrick
Death of What Cheer woman Lucille Tinsley at 20
Lucille Tinsley 20 daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Tinsley died Saturday evening at Mahaska hospital Oskaloosa after months of illness. Funeral at family home northwest of What Cheer Monday conducted by Rev W A Bloomquist. Survived by parents, sister Doris at home, brothers Charles Des Moines and Carl at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
What Cheer
Lucille Tinsley
Herman Tinsley
Mahaska Hospital
Oskaloosa
W. A. Bloomquist
Methodist Church
Doris
Charles
Des Moines
Carl
Four Men Plead Guilty in Intoxication Case
Donald Gibbons Wayne Hayes Edward Cristen and Cecil Welsh pled guilty in superior court before Judge Cook. Gibbons Cristen and Welsh received ten days in county jail while Hayes paid a ten dollar fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Donald Gibbons
Wayne Hayes
Edward Cristen
Cecil Welsh
Superior Court
Cook
Gibbons
Cristen
Welsh
Hayes
Help Bladder Cover Letter Style Remedy Claim
Help bladder relief with six glasses of boiled or distilled water daily and a mix of buchu leaves juniper oil and six other drugs in green tablets. The ad promises improved elimination and relief from nocturia frequent urination scanty flow burning or backache and offers a money back guarantee at May Drug Store.
Also Mentioned on This Page
I. E. Jackson
Frank Welches
Henry
Entertains Bridge Club
Oxford
Daris Peto
SUEDE
Second Street SE
Young Democrats
Friebels
Mrs. Trevelyan
Miss Molubova
Grace Walpole Circle
Stephens
Minnesota
P.E.O
Kimm
P. T. A. Meetings
Tyler P. T. A
Mrs. Baird
Diamond 760 Club
E. Parkes
Elmhurst Drive
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 788
Post
Memorial Building
H. L. Walker
The
Surgery Association of the Rock Island Railroad
Colorado Springs
Colo
Order of Ahepa
Chester S. Johnson
Quaker Oats Company
National Safety Congress
Atlantic City
Margaret Maddigan
Hippodrome
Waterloo
First Avenue
Praha Rebekah Lodge
Sokol Hall
Robert Joseph Schladetzky
Carl Schladetzky
Second Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Ruth Zika
L. J. Zika
First Street
Department of Physical Education For Women
Thomas B. Powell
Charles E. Finley
Iowa State College
Ames
Powell
Denison University
Granville
Mays Tea Room
Printz Biederman Co
Killian
Ole Killian Oh
Killian Co
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