Dorothy Hahn Weds Earl Koehn in St Matthew’s Rectory
Miss Dorothy E. Hahn daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard H Hahn marries Earl F Koehn of Cedar Rapids in a St Matthew’s church rectory ceremony officiated by Rev Father J D Kearn. Attendants include bridesmaid Miss Jane Hahn and best man David Sharpe. Afterward a wedding breakfast at the Mayflower and a short trip they will reside at 1009 A avenue NE after November 1. Out of town guests from Chicago Davenport and Milwaukee attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy E. Hahn
Howard H. Hahn
First Avenue E
Earl F. Koehn
Cedar Rapids
F. J. Koehn
Chicago
St. Matthew’s Church
J D. Kearn
Jane Hahn
David Sharpe
Koehn
Avenue NE
F J Koehn
Frank Neal
G. W Donohoe
Marianne
Davenport
Don Hahn
Milwaukee
Residents Returning From Weekend Trips Abbreviate Summer Travel
A batch of Cedar Rapids residents returned home from brief visits and extended summer getaways. Mrs. John M. Grimm came back from Clear Lake and other northern trips, while Mrs. Sutherland C. Dows left in October for Greenwood School, Ruxton, Md, and later spent time in Oak Park and Milwaukee. Other travelers included Mr and Mrs H C Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Boileau, and Robert Waples with Mitchell Erickson. The Montgomerys visited Wisconsin and Illinois, with stops in Madison and Des Plaines, and the Atwood family in Rockford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Lake
John M. Grimm
Fourth Avenue
Weesene
East
Sutherland C. Dows
Twenty-seventh Street
Dows
Henrietta Dows
Greenwood School
Ruxton
Oak Park
P. L. Bates
Boileau
Cleveland
Ohio
Milwaukee
L. R. Hermann
Cedar Rapids
H. C. Jensen
Country Club Parkway SE
DB Bleser
Manitowoc
Wis
Robert Waples
Forest Drive
Mitchell Erickson
Washington, D. C
Waterloo
Bill Fowler
W. A Montgomery
Hullcrest Drive
Wisconsin
Illinois
Madison
Montgomery
LP. Atwood
Des Plaines
J. P. Montgomery
Two Iowa trip planned by Marshall Bell guests
Mrs Clare R Marshall of 355 Pleasant Drive SE and Mrs Robert P Bell of 523 Knollwood Drive SE travel to Des Moines on Tuesday to visit former classmate Mrs Gerald A Jewett at the University of Iowa. Other visitors include Mr and Mrs Marcus Childs, with Childs set to speak at a Des Moines forum this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare R. Marshall
Pleasant Drive
Robert P. Bell
Knollwood Drive
Des Moines
University of Iowa
Gerald A Jewett
Jewett
Marquis Childs
Childs
Sweden
Miss Crawford Vacationing with Wellesley Classmate
Miss Margaret Crawford of New York City and daughter of Dr and Mrs Jennings Crawford of Cedar Rapids is spending a short vacation with former Wellesley classmate Miss Virginia Paton at Danbury Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Crawford
New York City
Jennings Crawford
Cedar Rapids
Wellesley
Virginia Paton
Danberry, Conn
Rockwell Couple Vacation Visit in Chicago Weekend
Mr and Mrs Edwin Rockwell of Los Angeles spent the weekend visiting Mrs E H Bingham at 2210 Grande Avenue SE while en route home from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Rockwell
Los Angeles
Chicago
Miss Betty Ann Becker Returns to Villa de Chantal
Miss Betty Ann Becker returns to Villa de Chantal at Rock Island after spending the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs H J Becker at 1632 Bever Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Becker
Villa DE Chantal
Betty Ann Becker
Rock Island
H. J. Becker
Bever Avenue SE
Local Hosts Welcome Rochester Visitors for Weekend
Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Stickney of Rochester Minnesota stayed with Dr. and Mrs. J Stuart McQuiston at 2318 Twenty-sixth Street Drive SE. After the weekend the Stickneys left for Chicago to visit Dr. Stickney's parents with their daughter Martha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Stuart McQuiston
Twenty-sixth Street Drive
J. M. Stickney
Rochester
Minn
Martha
Stickneys
Chicago
Dr. Stickney
Thomp son announce marriage of Eleanor to George Owen Jr
Mgr and Mrs William J Thomp son announce the marriage of their daughter Eleanor to George II Owen Jr son of Mr and Mrs George H Owen The ceremony occurred Saturday in Valparaiso Ind Miss Jennie Lou kata and Joe Hembera Jr attended The groom is employed by the Texas company in Cedar Rapids and the couple will reside with the groom's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr
William J. Thompson
Tenth Street
Eleanor
George II Owen, Jr
George H. Owen
Avenue NW
Valparaiso
Ind
Jennie Loukata
Joe Hembera
Owen
Texas Company
Cedar Rapids
If You Feel Sunk Read This and Cheer Up
A vintage health ad touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a general tonic to lift spirits and energy. It promises to build up physical resistance, ease the blues, and help readers smile through life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia EF Pinkham
Pinkham
Bates Family Relocates from Toledo to Des Moines
Mr and Mrs John Bates and their son Jennings Crawford Bates move from Cedar Rapids to Des Moines this week to establish a new home. Jennings will stay with his grandparents Dr and Mrs Jennings Crawford at 232 Twenty Fifth Street Drive SE during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bates
Toledo
Jennings Crawford Bates
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Jennings Crawford
Twenty Fifth Street Drive
Miss Erickson Guest of Warrens Waples
Miss Marjorie Erickson returns to Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls after weekend visits with Mr and Mrs M R Warren at 2008 Fifth Avenue SE and Mr and Mrs Frank C Waples at 331 Forest Drive SE. Her brother Mitchell Erickson of Washington DC also visits the Waples home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Erickson
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
M. R Warren
Fifth Avenue SE
Frank C. Waples
Forest Drive
Erickson
Mitchell Erickson
Washington, D. C
Waples
Mrs Kirk to Visit the Richard Millers
Mrs. Douglas Kirk of St Joseph Missouri arrives Tuesday to spend three days as house guest of Mr and Mrs Richard M Miller at 2730 Second Avenue SE She will return Thursday to Independence where she has been visiting recently
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Kirk
St. Joseph, Mo
Cedar Rapids
Richard M. Miller
Second Avenue SE
Kirk
Independence
Reviewers Club Luncheon at McIntyres Home
The Reviewers club met Monday afternoon for luncheon at Mrs Scott McIntyre’s home 627 Cottage Grove Avenue SE. Mrs Rollo Pickford gave the book review at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reviewers Club
Scott McIntyre
Cottage Grove Avenue SE
Rollo Pickford
Luncheon Club Hostess Dines Nine at Cedar Rapids
Mrs William G Dows hosted the Monday Luncheon Club at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. She and nine guests attended, with covers laid for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G Dows
First Avenue E
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Stewart Couple Plans Des Moines Visit With Mitchell Friends
Mr and Mrs A C Stewart of 352 Park terrace SE travel to Des Moines on Tuesday to visit friends from Mitchell South Dakota for a short stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Stewart
Park Terrace SE
Des Moines
Mitchell, S. D
Weekend Guests Visit Stoflet Family in City
Miss Dorothy Stoflet a Ledyard high school teacher visited her parents Mr and Mrs David A Stoflet at 1703 First Avenue W over the weekend Also visiting was Miss Leslie Kemple a Rockford College teacher and Bryn Mawr alumna Miss Ada Margaret Stofler of Washington DC is spending a vacation here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Stoflet
Ledyard High School
David A. Stoflet
First Avenue W
Stoflet
Leslie Kemple
Rockford College
Rockford, Ill
Bryn Mawr College
Ada Margaret Stofler
Washington, D. C
Miss Neary and Olson Leave for California Visit
Miss Ruth Neary and Miss Mary Nick Olson departed Saturday night for a two week visit in California They will travel to the Grand Canyon and San Francisco during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Neary
Mary Nick Olson
California
Grand Canyon
San Francisco
Seventeenth Birthday Surprise For Miss Twyla Mikas
Miss Twyla Mikas was honored Sunday at a surprise party held at Miss Leota Bruns home for her seventeenth birthday. Games were played and prize recipients presented awards to the guest of honor. A shower of gifts came from sixteen attendees, with Halloween decorations used and Carol Jean Bruns assisting the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twyla Mikas
Leota Bruns
Miss Mikas
Carol Jean Bruns
Birthday Dinner Honors Miss Jean Gorman
Miss Jean Gorman hosted fourteen friends on Saturday night at the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs Ed Sheffie at 1889 Ellis Boulevard NW for her fourteenth birthday. The Halloween themed party featured games and festive decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Gorman
Ed Sheffie
Ellis Boulevard
Friendship Circle Dessert Luncheon Planned by King's Daughters
The Friendship Circle of the King's Daughters will meet Thursday at 1 p.m. for a dessert luncheon hosted by Mrs. Melvin Welke at 1314 Third Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Circle of the King’s Daughters
Melvin Welke
Third Avenue SE
Busy Ten Club Meets For Friday Refreshments
Mrs. Edna Cooper hosted the Busy Ten club Friday at 129 First Avenue West. Refreshments were served and the gathering included Lucile Gillian Nellie Austin Kathryn Kuhn Netah Shelton Mae Heathman Mrs. Lowe Mrs. Williams and Caroline Colby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Cooper
First Avenue W
Ten Club
Lucile Gillian
Nellie Austin
Kathryn Kuhn
Netah Shelton
Mae Heathman
Lowe
Williams
Caroline Colby
Helen Craft and Donald Butler Wed at Trinity Methodist
Miss Helen Ada Craft of Cedar Rapids and Donald Vernon Butler of Chicago wed at Trinity Methodist Church Sunday morning. Rev. Elton D. Wells officiated as family and friends gathered, with autumn flowers and gardenia corsages. The couple left for Chicago after a breakfast for immediate families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
Helen Ada Craft
Cedar Rapids
Clarence E. Craft
Stanwood
Donald Vernon Butler
Chicago
J. L. Butler
Walker
Elton D. Wells
Arthur Kress
Marjorie Butler
M. Craft
Orville M. Hepner
Kenneth Butler
Mrs. Craft
Mrs. Butler
Sixth Avenue SE
Mrs Butler
Butler
Takin Brothers Transfer Company
Washington High School
Mullin
Walker High School
Hartwick
O. M. Craft
Dubuque
Charles Arnett
Larry
Washington, D. C
C. H. Benson
L. D. Arnett
Dale and
Bobby
Center Point
Dick Craft
Picnic Luncheon Honors Local Aunts At Mrs Anderson Home
Mrs Kenneth Anderson hosted a Friday afternoon picnic luncheon at 2502 First Avenue W to honor her aunts. Miss Cecile Kemper assisted the hostess as guests received personal gifts and enjoyed games as the diversion. Guests included Mesdames George Hanson Louis Hanson William Hanson Bud Hanson A J Kemper Rob Smith Carl Rosson and Violet Usher the last of Nashua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Anderson
First Avenue W
Cecile Kemper
George Hanson
Louis Hanson
William Hanson
Bud Hanson
A J. Kemper
Rob Smith
Carl Rosson
Violet Usher
Nashua
Notable Weekend Guests Visit Curtis Home
W M Curtis of North Hollywood California hosted weekend guests Mrs A W Martin of Boone and her daughter Roanne at 1723 Bhike boulevard SE in the Curtis residence with Mr and Mrs W E Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Curtis
North Hollywood
Calif
A. W. Martin
Boone
Roanne
W. E. Curtis
Bhike Boulevard
Shower Honoring Mrs James Hess Held in Marion
Mrs. John Hess hosted a miscellaneous shower Friday night at 1309 Sixth Avenue, Marion, honoring her daughter in law Mrs. James Hess. Bunco prizes went to Mrs. James Lacock, Mrs. M. F. Udet and Mrs. E. D. Dixon, with guests from Marion and Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hess
James Hess
Sixth Avenue
Marion
Bunco
James Lacock
M. F. Udet
E. D. Dixon
Vera Howard
Henry Fox
William Ff. Pulda
George Krog
Udet
John Press
G. A. Gaskill
Frank Gaskill
Dixon
Harley R. Berry
Emogene Udet
Cedar Rapids
Hess
H. R. Berry
Mrs Henderson Hosts Surprise Birthday Party
Mrs Walter J Henderson of 2219 Mount Vernon Avenue SE entertained Friday evening for her daughter Mrs Anne Brown. Bingo and Halloween decorations set the scene. Assisted by daughter Mrs Marie Biskup, guests included Mesdames Angelo Biskup Andrew Highland Edward Roman Edward Oncken Joseph Biskup and Miss Opal Snetzler and Miss Margaret L Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Henderson
Mount Vernon Avenue
Anne Brown
Henderson
Marie Biskup
Angelo Biskup
Andrew Highland
Edward Roman
Edward Oncken
Joseph Biskup
Opal Snetzler
Margaret L. Henderson
Mrs. Stickley Hosts Dinner for Family Guests in Wichita
Mrs. J. D. Stickley of Wichita Kansas entertained Sunday at her home 129 Twenty-fifth Street Drive SE with a family dinner. Honored guests included Mrs. Stickleys daughter Mrs. Don Peppers and Charlotte Ann, Mrs. John A. Murray, and Mrs. Mabel Chadband Wilson. Other attendees were Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Perrine, Mrs. Margaret Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barlow and their sons John and Jim, Mrs. W. E. Lamey, and Mrs. Philip Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
J. D. Stickley
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
Myr
B. T Perrine
Margaret Hall
Arthur Barlow
John and
Jim
W E. Lamey
Philip Palmer
Mil dred M Williams weds Leon L Klekar at Bethany Lutheran
Saturday evening at Bethany Lutheran Mil dred M Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam C Christensen 1541 Bever avenue SE became the bride of Leon L Klekar son of John Klekar of Ely The ceremony was by Rev Mark J Steege They will reside at Windermere apartments after November 10 Mrs Klekar works at Merchants National Bank Cedar Rapids Mr Klekar is with the Elks club service staff
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Lutheran Church
Mildred M Williams
Sam C. Christensen
Bever Avenue
Leon L Klekar
John Klekar
Ely
Mark J. Steege
Klekar
Merchants National Bank
Cedar Rapids
Elks Club
Windermere
Shirley Hayek Celebrates Fifth Birthday Party
Shirley Ann Hayek daughter of Rudolph and Mrs Hayek celebrated her fifth birthday at a Saturday afternoon gathering. Guests included Jessie Ellen Nemecek Norma Jean Ward Patricia Ann Jones Ann Hatters Dorothy Swacha Dick Swacha Glenn Schultz Jeanelle Ballard Esther Mary Helen Armstrong Billie June Patty Sacora Rosetta Nelle Rowden and Mrs Hayek was assisted by Mrs Kathryn Verba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Ann Hayek
Rudolph Hayek
Bever Avenue
Jessie Ellen Nemecek
Norma Jean Ward
Patricia Ann Jones
Ann Hatters
Dorothy
Dick Swacha
Glenn Schultz
Jeanelle Ballard
Esther
Mary Helen Armstrong
Billie
June
Patty Sacora
Rosetta
Nelle Rowden
Hayek
Kathryn Verba
Three L class hosts annual birthday party for Miss Boyd
Seventy five members and guests of the Three L class of the First Christian church held their annual birthday party and Jane Boyd memorial service at the church Friday afternoon. Devotions, readings, songs, and a gift to teacher Mrs. Carrie Thomas marked the event. Proceeds fund the girls' recreation room at the Community House. Flowers were placed on Miss Boyd's grave at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Jane Boyd
L. E. MacLaughlin
W. M. Moravec
Joseph Fort Newton
W. W. Smith
Ruth Orchard McGuire
Fred Niemeier
Miss Boyd
G. W. Crank
N. L. Ireland
Robert Kehne
May Carter
E. Teeple
H. Nowadsky
Elmer Eastburn
Moravec
J. A. McGowen
Tyler School
Crank
A. W. Coquillette
Carrie Thomas
Moravee
Elizabeth Bender
Herbert Westrom
Ralstons Celebrate Fortieth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs W A Ralston of 206 Third Street SW observed their fortieth wedding anniversary with a family dinner at home. Gifts were given by the group and guests included Mrs Ralston's uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs J Manwiller of Anoka Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Ralston
Third Street
Larco Club All Day Session and Picnic Dinner
Members of the Larco club held an all day session and a picnic dinner at Mrs Raleigh A Lacy’s home 807 Ellis bou lev NW Thursday Bunco at three tables prizes to Mrs James Cowden and Mrs John Cleator Jr Attendees included Mesdames L Vallierre G Miller B Coates E McCall L McCall D Crow R E Lacy and V Richardson The October meeting will be at Mrs McCall 1839 Mount Vernon avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larco Club
Raleigh A. Lacy
Ellis Boulevard NW
James Cowden
John Cleator, Jr
L. Vallierre
G. Miller
B. Coates
E. McCall
L. McCall
D. Crow
R. E. Lacy
V. Richardson
McCall
Mount Vernon Avenue
Maltese Cross Circle Plans Tuesday Meeting
Maltese Cross circle of the King's Daughters will meet with Mrs. W. D. Elder at 3126 C avenue NE on Tuesday at 10 30 a m. Members should come prepared to sew and lunch will be served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maltese Cross Circle of the King's Daughters
W. D. Elder
C Avenue NE
Taylor P.T.A. Card Party Sponsored This Tuesday
The Taylor P.T.A. will host a card party Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Iowa Electric Light and Power bungalow. Refreshments will be served and members are asked to bring playing cards for their tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor P. T. A
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Credit Women's Club Breakfast Hosted by Boettchers
Members of the Credit Women's breakfast club and Armstrong Clothing office staff, joined by Mrs. R. E. Walker, were entertained Sunday morning at a breakfast hosted by Misses Ida Henrietta Elizabeth and Sophia Boettcher at 1426 Third Avenue SE. Guests numbered twenty six and were served by Fred Fluegel and Lee Murray in hoboes costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Women's Breakfast Club
Armstrong Clothing Company
R. E. Walker
Ida
Henrietta
Elizabeth
Sophia Boettcher
Third Avenue SE
Fred Fluegel
Lee Murray
Mrs Friebel and Sloan return from trip to Detroit Milwaukee
Mrs Friebel and Mr and Mrs James W Sloan of 1542 Seventh Avenue SE have returned after a money trip to Detroit and Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Milwaukee
S Friebel
James W. Sloan
Seventh Avenue SE
Milwauke
Mrs Mahannah Hosts Kensington Picnic at 1 P M
Mrs J C Mahannah of 1562 Fourth Avenue SE will entertain the Wednesday Social club with a picnic luncheon and Kensington gathering at her home on Wednesday afternoon at 1 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Mahannah
Fourth Avenue SE
Kensington
Fifteen Club Members Social at Lower Palisades
Local Fifteen club members and friends gathered Sunday evening at the lower Palisades. Attendees included Rosetta Swan Dorothy Dawson Arlene Baumhoefener Mr and Mrs Roy Stepanek George Kacere Hugh Reinier Robert Hronek Charles Barnett and William Mineck with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Palisades
Rosetta Swan
Dorothy Dawson
Arlene Baumhoefener
Roy Stepanek
George Kacere
Hugh Reinier
Robert Hronek
Charles Barnett
William Mineck
Leets Return Home After Week With Frews
Mr and Mrs William Leets senior have returned to their home in Manson after spending a week with their daughter Mrs Jack Frew and Mr Frew at 720 Thirty fourth Street SE in their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Leets, Sr
Manson
Jack Frew
Frew
Thirty-fourth Street
Townsend club and local notices fill city page
Towns end club No 5 meets Monday at 7 30 p m at 607 avenue NW. Fraternal Order of Eagles hosts first annual Halloween dance in Eagles hall Wednesday night. Miss Catherine Redmond conducts story hour at Six teenth avenue library station Tuesday at 4 p m. Bazaar and chicken supper planned at Saint Joseph Marion October 26 5 p m. An overflow from a gasoline stove caused a fire at 12 30 p m Sunday at the W Eddins home 1104 Nineteenth avenue SW. fire confined to the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eagles
Eagles Hall
Catherine Redmond
Sixteenth Avenue Library
W. Eddins
Nineteenth Avenue SW
C. E. Reddington
Burlington
Ane
Cedar Rapids
Townsend Club
K. P. Hall
Iowa Truck Operators Push for Uniform Intra State Tariffs
Iowa truck operators appeared before the state railway commissioners in Washington IA at 1 p m Monday seeking uniform tariffs for intra state trucking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
State Railway Commissioners
Washington
Calvary Baptist Revival Sees Evangelist Larson Speak
Evangelist James Henry Larson spoke Sunday night at Calvary Baptist Church on "We Have Seen The Lord" as revival meetings continue. William Dykhuizen Jed directed congregational singing with a solo "The Sinner and the Song" and Mrs. Dorothy Miller led a volunteer choir of 40 voices. Cyrus:
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Revival
James Henry Larson
Calvary Baptist Church
William Dykhuizen
Dorothy Miller
Cyrus
Eastern Star Grand Chapter Opens in Cedar Rapids
Presiding as grand officers at the sixty first annual Iowa Order of Eastern Star session are Mrs Rowena Johnson Boone and O J Kirketey Bedford. A members only reception and ball begins at 8 p m in the Consistory marking the four day program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Chapter of
Iowa Order of Eastern Star
Cedar Rapids
Rowena Johnson
Boone
O. J. Kirketey
Bedford
E. D. Manilaw
First Avenue
Grand Chapter
Mildred Harrington
Sioux City
Cordelia Johnson
Sioux Rapids
Miriam Ketchen
Laurens
Laura Lenz
Mason City
Pearl May Fluegel
Charles City
Marguerite Hoglan
Center Point
Lillian Ritter
Cedar Falls
Daisy Ray
Oelwein
Lucille Johnson
Eagle Grove
Dorothy Ulrich
Denison
Lucille Denney
Ogden
Marguerite Winey
Jefferson
Irene Klein
Alden
Ruth Craig
Belle Plaine
Eleanor Sawyer
Clarence
Bessie McMurray
Newton
Ellen Mills
Winterset
Ella Young
Conway
Elsie Evans
Emerson
Pauline Henkle
Des Moines
Marie W. McGee
Osceola
Gladys Haycock
Bussey
Mozelle Russell
Winfield
Mabel Brumm
Fort Madison
EL Kahir Shrine Temple
Montrose Hotel
Who Says So Minister Urges Distinguishing Propaganda
The Rev Dr Robert Little of First Presbyterian argues for verifying sources to separate truth from propaganda. He notes wartime misrepresentation and urges media literacy, praising Iowa schools that train students to analyze propaganda and distinguish fact from fiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Little
First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Little
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Congregational Singing Monday With Evangelist Larson
Metcalf will read the congregational singing Monday evangelist Larson will speak on the theme Lord Teach Us To Pray at the gathering lasting into the evening. The event invites community members to participate and reflect.
Republican congress candidate to speak at Canopus club luncheon
Alfred Mueller of Davenport, a GOP candidate for Congress, will be guest at the Canopus club luncheon Tuesday at the Roosevelt hotel. The speaker will be Robert Waples of 331 Forest drive SE, who just returned from a four month Europe tour made with Bob O'Meara of 1903 Bever
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Mueller
Davenport
Congress
Canopus Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Robert Waples
Forest Drive
Europe
Bob O’meara
Bever Avenue
Harvest Home Dinner at First Congregational Church
The Harvest Home dinner of the First Congregational church will be held Wednesday at 6 15 p m. Speakers will be Rev Mr and Mrs Nelson C Dreier and music directed by Miss Ruth Miller. Congregation and friends invited. Reservations by Tuesday with Mrs Oliver Wilson dial 20082.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Nelson C. Dreier
Ruth Miller
Oliver Wilson
Dial
Wounded Ruth Etting Husband Leaves Hospital
Ruth Etting's wounded husband Myr Alderman is recovering at an undisclosed private home after being shot by Martin Snyder. He left St Vincent's hospital eight days after the incident with no location announced. Alderman's second wife Alma Alderman seeks $150,000 for alienation of affections. Snyder is represented by Jerry Giesler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Ruth Etting
Myr Alderman
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Martin Snyder
Miss Etting
S. L. Perzils
Alderman
Alma Alderman
Delegates Arrive for Grand Chapter Session in Cedar Rapids
Delegates to the sixty first annual Grand chapter session of the Order of Eastern Star of Iowa pour into Cedar Rapids for a four day meeting at the Shrine temple. Attendance is expected to reach 3000 with events at the Montrose hotel and Shrine temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Chapter
Order of Eastern Star of Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Shrine Temple
Montrose Hotel
Frigid blasts spread across Midwest and beyond
A cold wave from the north brought freezing temperatures and snow across the northern half of the country. It reached the Midwest and extended to Oklahoma and Arkansas while blocking roads and isolating towns in Wisconsin Minnesota and northern Michigan. The M. H. Stewart lumber barge with seven men was found at Beaver Island Lake Michigan after 36 hours missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Ohio
Mississippi
Missouri
Great Lakes
U. S
J. R. Lloyd
Chicago
Apalachian
M. H. Stewart
Beaver Island
Lake Michigan
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Mongrel fowl shocks Alturas hunter in goose shoot
William Frerichs of Des Moines Indiana bagged a bird in Alturas California that appeared 90 percent goose but had a chicken like feet and a duck beak. The strange fowl puzzled locals as a mixed-species creature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alturas
Calif
INS
William Frerichs
Des Moines
Treasury Sets Refinancing Plan for RFC Notes
The treasury cleared the way for the December financing program by arranging the Nov 1 refinancing of an RFC issue worth 298.972 million dollars maturing Dec 15. RFC notes series K will be exchanged for series P notes at 4.5 percent interest, maturing Nov 1, 1941, with full federal guarantees on principal and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
RFC
Four Hurt In Auto Crash West Of Cedar Rapids
Four persons reported injuries in an auto accident three miles west of Cedar Rapids. Betty Scholl of Victor suffered a leg abrasion and three others Dale Courtney Armstrong John Becker Victor and Dorothy Haynes of Cedar Rapids received treatment for minor cuts at St. Luke's hospital. No reports were filed with the sheriff or highway patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke's Hospital
Betty Scholl
Victor
Dale Courtney
Armstrong
John Becker
Dorothy Haynes
Sheriff's Office
The
Highway Patrol
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marshall
Bell
Connecticut
Edwin Rockwells
Mrs. Bingham
Stuart McQuiston
Eleanor Thompson
George Owen, JR
Joan Bates
Miss Erickson
Warrens, Waples
Mrs. Kirk
Richard Millers
Mcintyres
Mrs. Dows
A. C. Stewarts
David Stoflets
Misses Neary
Olson
Mikas
Friendship Circle
Neumode
Jane
Donald Butler
Mrs. Anderson
W. E. Curtis Nome
Mrs. Wess
Mrs. Henderson
Mrs. Stickley
Mildred Williams
Leon Klekar
Turee I
Ralstons
P.T.A. Meetings
Taylor
Credit Women's Club
Frews
Townsend Club No. 5
Saint Joseph
Melody Camp Lodge
A.N.A
Shellsburg
St. Margaret's Circle
Robert Voss
Rudolf Unruh
Henry Hermann
Voss
Mrs. Unruh
Hermann
Gazette
Mr. Hermann
Unruh
Eastern Star Grand Chapter
Mrs. Rowena Joinson
O. J. Kirketeg
Mueller
Canopus
Harvest Home Dinner
L. L. Dolson
C. R. Sav. Bank Bldg
Cover Farm Food Stores
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