Iowa Nurses Elect New Leaders At State Convention
Nellie Holmes of Davenport became president of the Iowa State Association of Registered Nurses at the Du buque convention closing night. New officers include Madge Taylor and Wilma Willimack from St Luke's Cedar Rapids, with Mattie Lyona as section chair. The group accepted Waterloo as 1938 convention host and reported eight hour day progress across most districts.
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Nellie Holmes
Davenport
Iowa State Association of Registered Nurses
Dubuque
Holmes
Alma Hartz
Des Moines
St Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Madge Taylor
Wilma Willimack
Mattie Lyona
Waverly
Marian Zichy
Marshalltown
Mary Thomas
R. N
Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffs
Margaret S. Parker
Independence
Frances Pedersen
Waterloo
St. Luke's
Edna Elmore
Alice Peters
Méllie Quass
Willimack
Mavis Robinson
Merrill V. Fisher
Agnes May
Pearl Whermanstofer
Gladys Bernstoff
Fanny Benesh
Clella Dugan
Marjorie Ensminger
Jessie Wales
Bernice Chamberlain
Evelyn Siers
Mary Redempla
Mary Maura
Mary Cajetan
Barbara Anne
Tillie Blizek
Sarah McFarland
Lydia Schmidt
Eleanor Earl
Evelyn Crangle
Alderman Verona Aims Through College By Getting Elected
Pittsburgh third ward Alderman Daniel A Verona 23 seeks a full term to fund his college education while serving. He fills the unexpired term of his father John J Verona a longtime district figure and says the job will help him become a better lawyer and alderman.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Daniel A. Verona
Young Verona
John J Verona
Verona
Ghostly female haunting ends with fall injury
Los Angeles reporting a housewife says a tall gaunt ghost with green eyes chased her from a second story fire escape causing a 25 foot fall and injuries. Doctors call her rational while police doubt the supernatural claim and consider imagination or hoax.
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Los Angeles
Consuela Barrare
Felix
Mrs. Barrage
Marion couple wed in Justice Churchill ceremony
Wesley Dostal and Alma Miller both of Marion were married by Justice H R Churchill Thursday afternoon. Also in city briefs a 50 year old man was fined for intoxication. H L Ashworth of Milwaukee visiting Cedar Rapids. Tom Pratt injured at McKinley School. two grass fires reported at Van Vechten park and 106 Eighth Ave SW. theft of two sawhorses valued at six dollars reported by Robert McIntyre.
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Wesley Dostal
Alma Miller
Marion
Justice H. R. Churchill
van Vechten Park
Irvin Narver
Eighth Avenue SW
Robert McIintyre
Second Avenue SE
Second Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Beth Jacob to Hold Friday and Saturday Services
The Beth Jacob congregation schedules Friday services at 8 15 p.m. on October 15 and 22 with Rabbi Benjamin G Eisenberg delivering the sermon. Oct 22 includes an Oneg Shabos hour after the service. Morning services are at 9 a.m. Saturdays and junior congregation at 11 a.m. Saturday.
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Beth Jacob
Benjamin G. Eisenberg
Shueyville United Brethren Plans Sunday Worship
The Sunday morning worship at Shueyville United Brethren church begins at 9 30 with a sermon titled Man And Temporal Things Will Fail You Put Your Trust In God. Sunday school follows at 10 30 with Senior Christian activities listed.
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Shueyville United Brethren Church
Iowa City Motorcycle Crash Leaves Youth With Minor Elbow Lacerations
Venton Watson, 21, of 1049 G avenue NW, suffered minor lacerations of the left elbow Thursday night when a motorcycle he was riding collided with a car on the Iowa City road. He was treated at St. Luke's hospital.
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Venton Watson
G Avenue NW
Iowa City Road
St. Luke's Hospital
Enrollments Open for CCC Through October at Linn County Relief
The Linn county relief office accepts CCC enrollments through October with unlimited quota for ages 17 to 23. Applicants need not be relief families. Applicants claiming employment need will be considered. Lester Schatz of Chicago fined $5 and costs for not stopping at a school sign. Judge Powell presided. R J Adams of 1432 A Avenue NE fined $1 and costs with suspension on payment for failing to stop at a traffic signal.
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CCC
Linn County Relief Office
Lester Schatz
Chicago
Thomas B Powell
R. J. Adams
A Avenue NE
Gypsy Arrest After 80 MPH Mount Vernon Chase
Ralph Ephriam of Grand Rapids Michigan, a gypsy, was arrested on a reckless driving charge after an eighty mile an hour pursuit along Mount Vernon avenue past the Dairydale school. Officers Sergi Connell and Patrolman Stusak led the chase and forced ahead to stop him. Ephriam paid a $25 fine plus costs, covered by other gypsy caravan members encamped outside the city. In a separate incident, Bruce Arduser’s Alburnett grocery door was forced open and a milk quart bottle drained, with deputy sheriff Larry Condon investigating. no other losses reported.
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Mount Vernon Avenue
Dairydale
Ralph Ephriam
Grand Rapids
Mich
Sergi. Connell
Stusak
Ephriam
Bruce Arduser
Alburnett
Larry Condon
Mr. Arduser
Cedar Rapids Credit Union Sets Monday Meeting Time
Cedar Rapids credit association members will hold their monthly meeting at 6 p.m. Monday. The gathering will cover routine financial updates and member discussions at the usual meeting place.
Police traffic talk at Montrose Hotel meeting
Sergt Gordon Hughes of the police traffic department will address the group on the states new traffic laws and facilities at the new police station. Reservations for the meeting must be made before 10 am Monday. M F Pusateri Dubuque was fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding in a residential district and Henry Schumacher Amana Was fined 5 dollars and costs for failing to stop for a stop sign. both arrests were made by the Iowa highway patrol.
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Montrose
Sergt
Gordon Hughes
Police Traffic Department
M. F Pusateri
Dubuque
Henry Schumacher
Amana
H. R. Churchill
Iowa Highway Patrol
Names Committee On Unemployment Census For City
Mayor Frank K Hahn announced a nonpaid advisory Names Committee on the unemployment census to ensure accuracy. Walter R Hutchinson will chair with Postmaster Frank Baldwin as ex officio member and Ben Tait as vice chairman. The panel includes labor, business, welfare, press, religious, veterans, and educational representatives from local groups.
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Frank K. Hahn
Walter R. Hutchinson
United States
Northern District of
Iowa
Frank Baldwin
Ben Tait
Frank C. Jiruska
First Avenue E
W. W. Elliott
Tenth Street NW
A. L. Taylor
Chamber of Commerce
William Vavra
Sixteenth Avenue
Lumir Striesky
Mount Vernon Avenue
B. J. Newburner
Newman’s
W. A. Hansen
Twentieth Street
Gertrude Stenner
Quaker Oats Company
James E. Franken
American Trust Building
H. L. Concannon
Maplewood Drive
J. F. Sorenson
Sixth Avenue
J. J. Doherty
Frank Ward
Sunshine Mission
Elizabeth McIntosh
Public Health Nursing Bureau
Jetta Burd
Red Cross
Clare Marshall
the Gazette
Joe McCormick
The
Tribune
John C. Stepan
Cedar Rapids
Frank R. Hruby
St. Ludmila’s Church
R. S. Phillips
St. James Methodist Church
Harry M. Gage
Coek College
Arthur Deamer
Covadonga Mutual Consent Divorce Decree Thrown Out
The Count of Covadonga and his Cuban wife Marta Rocafort saw their mutual consent divorce dismissed after the count failed to attend the final hearing due to an injury. A postponement had been granted but he did not appear Friday, ending the case. The article also notes a historical reference to the U S Patent Act of 1836 and mentions large patent volumes for automotive inventions.
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Havana
INS
Count
Covadonga
Marta Rocafort
Miami
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McCready's Health Food Shop
Ben Jenkins
Twenty-second Avenue
H. L. Ashworth
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Hotel Association
Cedar Rapidgy
William S. Catlow
Roosevelt Hotel
Ted Sealy
Morris Sanford
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Tom Pratt
Nineteenth Street SE
McKinley School
Neta Burts
Oakdale Sanatorium
Wilson and Company
Beth Jacob Services
Shueyville Services
Aia
Vogue
Harper's
Mademoiselle
Newman
Newman's
Rollins
Rollins Hosiery
Ana
Bee
Amman's
Rollins Hosiery Club
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