Mrs Duncan Elected President Of Iowa Eastern Star Home Board
Mrs Edna C Duncan was elected president of the Iowa Eastern Star home board at Boone during the annual election. J L Records of Iowa City named vice president, Clinton Kastner of Bonne secretary treasurer. Mrs Margaret Short of Waterloo and Mrs Gertrude May of Shenandoah were added to the board, succeeding Mrs Wiley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna C Duncan
E Avenue NW
Iowa Eastern Star
Boone
Margaret Wiley
Sanborn
Mrs Lutgerding Honored At Tea Hosted By Cherry Sisters
A Cedar Rapids tea in honor of Mrs George Lutgerding of Phoenix Arm marked a welcoming week. Miss Agatha and Miss Nell Cherry hosted at 2200 Grande a'ese SE with guests from Cedar Rapids and Tama. Pink roses and autumn blooms decorated the dining room while friends arrived between 3 and 6 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agatha
Nell Cherry
George Lutgerding
Phoenix, Arm
Regent
Cedar Rapids
Howard Cherry
Robert S Can
Addison J Rameev
David Turner
Esther Olmsted
Three Hostesses Unite To Honor Betty Jacus
Betty Jacus is honored at a courtesy in her honor ahead of her marriage to Clifford E Rice. Mrs Arthur Huntington hosts at 1946 Fifth Avenue SE with Miss Dorothy Grunewald and Miss Elinor Sweitzer organizing. The bride-elect will receive a gadget shower as color decor features bronze chrysanthemums and Halloween accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jacus
Clifford E Rice
Arthur Huntington
Dorothy Grunewald
Elinor Sweitzer
Huntington
Fifth Avenue SE
W H Jacus
William S Wherry II
James Manville
Adolph Topinka
Sarah Lee Hesbacher
Nyline Brown
Florence Jayne
Leone Burreer
Martha Trewin
Betty Nissen
Virginia Weld
Oskaloosa PEO Chapter DK Meets For Halloween Night
Members of chapter DK PE O met Monday with Miss Rosalind Nelson of Seventh avenue SE. Miss Ruby Byers presented the program, followed by a Halloween party. Guests included Mrs. L. M. Downing chapter 1H Mrs Grant Miller chapter TH and Mrs J. Allender chapter X.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DK. PE O
Rosalind Nelson
Seventh Avenue SE
Ruby Byers
L. M Downing
Grant Miller
J. Allender
Oskaloosa
Miss Martha Coffman to Wed Richard R Proctor Nov 16
Mrs Jack E Durin hosted a luncheon and linen shower at the Carlton apartments on Tuesday afternoon in compliment to Miss Martha Coffman who will marry Richard R Proctor on November 16. Twelve guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Coffman
Richard R Proctor
Jack E Durin
Carlton Apartments
Mrs Robert A Wilson Visits the Richardsons
Mrs Robert A Wilson of Cleveland Ohio formerly of Cedar Rapids arrived to spend the week as the house guest of Mr and Mrs Charles M Richardson at 1324 Fifth avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A Wilson
Cleveland
Ohio
Cedar Rapids
City
Charles M Richardson
Fifth Avenue SE
Navy Mothers Club Observes Navy Day With Picnic
About 1245 members of the Navy Mothers club and families attended Navy Day events at Odd Fellows hall. Table decorations followed the theme as a seven piece band played and tap dancer Johnny Cleator performed under Mrs Charles Loufek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Mothers’ Club
Odd Fellows Hall
First Avenue E
Johnny Cleator
Charles Loufek
Grayce Roberts
Pornthy Mentzer
Navy
Daisy Polk B. Wick
South America
Marlow Madson
Emma O Kelly
James Keene
Keene
Cedar Rapids
Birthday Dinner Honors Elmer Williams at Rose Home
A birthday dinner party was hosted by Mr and Mrs Ronald Rose at 1008 H avenue NW on Sunday for Elmer Williams as he turned seventy seven. Attendees included Mr and Mrs A H Thurston Mr and Mrs J C Murray and Mr Williams grandchildren Mrs Ed McDonnough Jimmy Thurston Harlan Thurston Herbert Thurston Walter Rose and Keith Rose. Williams received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Rose
H Avenue NW
Needlework Guild Urges Immediate Donations From Cedar Rapids Branch
Cedar Rapids Needlework Guild pleads for donations of two new charity articles sent to directors at once. Branch president Mrs FE P Alstedt cites time needed by section presidents to count gifts before ingathering. Deadline is Wednesday. gathering and distribution to charitable agencies will begin after all articles are received. The local branch is nearly 50 years old in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Needlework Guid
Fep Alstedt
Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Meet At Nichols Home
Pi Beta Phi alumnae gathered Monday evening at Mrs Earle G Nichols home with Mrs Owen T Barry assisting. Reports covered convention and a $5,000 Red Cross refugee aid donation with $1,000 sent to Canada. New members included Mrs Darwin Larson and Mrs M S McClaren. next meeting set as a supper at Mrs George L Schoonover’s home on November 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Beta Phi
Earle G Nichols
Meadowbroak Drive
Owen T Barry
Red Cross
Canada
Darwin Larson
M S McClaren
George L Schoonover
Grande Avenue
Macy Kinship Guest From Indiana Leaves Cedar Rapids
Dr and Mrs C Ward Macy of 1936 Blake boulevard SE host Dr Macy's aunt Mrs Minnie Parker from Knights town Indiana who will depart Wednesday morning after spending several days in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Ward Macy
Blake Boulevard
Macy
Minnie Parker
Knightstown
Ind
Cedar Rapids
Weekend visitors of Mrs Harry L Marshall
Weekend visitors at 2014 Fifth Avenue SE included her brothers Dr BF Kirkland of Long Beach California and Mrs Kirkland and Judge L J Kirkland of Vinton and Mrs Kirkland plus their spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L Marshall
Fifth Avenue SE
BF. Kirkland
Long Beach
Calf
Kirkland
L. J . Kirkland
Vinton
Book club luncheon hosted by Mrs Ben H Peterson
Mrs Ben H Peterson hosted a Monday luncheon at 1919 Eighth Avenue SE for the Monday book club. Mrs Walter E Miller led a review of Mrs Miniver by Jan Struther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben H Peterson
Eighth Avenue SE
Monday Book Club
Walter E Miller
Mrs. Miniver
Jan Struther
Petersens attend Des Moines banquet for retiring telegraph official
Mr and Mrs Andrew Petersen of Cedar Rapids returned from Des Moines where they attended a banquet at the Hotel Fort Des Moines in honor of Homer F. White who retires November 1 as Western Union Telegraph superintendent after 52 years. White previously managed Cedar Rapids office from 1904 to 1918, with Petersen as a former staffer. Henry Rice served as toastmaster and the Petersens were hosted at the home of John W. Hugnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Petersen
Fifth Avenue SE
Des Moines
Fort Des Moines
Homer F. White
White
Western Union Telegraph Company
Petersen
Cedar Rapids
Force
Henry Rice
John W. Hugnes
Halloween Party Hosted by Miss Marie Friedl
Miss Marie Friedl entertained at a Halloween party Saturday afternoon at 1908 Twelfth Avenue SE. A 4 pm luncheon featured orange and black table decorations with an imitation cornstalk centerpiece lit by candies. Guests included Mary Ann Stusak Bernice Vavroch Helen Jandl Albin Navratil Mercedes Shileny Mary Stourac Anna Roman Nadine Gorman Olga Sindelar Phyllis Harrelson and Mary Ann Bousek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Friedl
Twelfth Avenue SE
Mary Ann Stusak
Bernice Vavroch
Helen Jandl
Albin Navratil
Mercedes Shileny
Mary Stourac
Anna Roman
Nadine Gorman
Olga Sindelar
Phyllis Harrelson
Mary Ann Bousek
Craemer's C. C. Club Hosts Halloween Party
The Craemer's store C. C. club held a costume Halloween party Monday evening at the Arrow Inn. Games and dancing provided entertainment and the Party room was decorated for the season. Committee members were Marshall Brebner, Helen Hanley, Deborah Coffin, Helen Hamilton, Dean Miller and Roy Hewitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Club
Craemer's Store
Arrow Inn
Marshall Brebner
Helen Hanley
Deborah Coffin
Helen Hamilton
Dean Miller
Roy Hewitt
Halloween Party Hosts Noted At Mae Heathman Home
Mrs Mae Heathman welcomed a group of friends at a Halloween party Saturday evening at 2009 A venue NE. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Amos Strickel Loucelle Gillan Emma Preston Chris Peterson Charles Bartlett and Frank Sleger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Heathman
Avenue NE
Amos Strickel
Loucelle Gillan
Emma Preston
Chris Peterson
Charles Bartlett
Frank Sleger
Iowa Women To Attend Suffrage Meeting In New York
The National American Woman Suffrage association calls for the Womans Centennial congress at the Hotel Commodore New York City on November 25 26 and 27 Delegates from all regions will attend led by Iowa chairman Mrs Carl W Reed Cresco Other Iowa participants include Mrs Max Mayer Des Moines Mrs Herbert Y McMullen Dubuque Mrs Varena Helman Ottumwa Mrs Mary A Hunter Des Moines and Mrs Clarence A Knutson Clear Lake Topics cover economic social welfare education ethics government and world peace with round table discussions and international speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Carrie Chapman Catt
Hotel Commodore
New York City
Women's Activites
Iowa
Carl W Reed
Cresco
Iowa Federation of Womens Clubs
Max Mayer
Des Moines
Association of Jewish Women
Herbert Y McMullen
Dubuque
Varena Helman
Ottumwa
Mary
Hunter
Suffrage Memorial Association
Clarence A Knutson
Clear Lake
Federation of Women’s Clubs
France
Canada
South American
World Organization
Halloween Jamboree Planned by Immaculate Conception Parish
The Catholic Youth Organization of the Immaculate Conception parish will host a Halloween jamboree Wednesday at the parish gym. It is an informal dance with music by an orchestra. Committee members include Jane Glenn Ruth Neary Ryan Kelly and Don Mealey. All young and unmarried persons are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception Parish
Immaculate Conception Gymnasium
Jane Glenn
Ruth Neary
Ryan Kelly
Don Mealey
Mrs Minnie Larson Returns After Five Week Trip
Mrs Minnie D Larson of 1829 Higley avenue SE has returned from a five week visit to Louisville Indianapolis Milwaukee Chicago and Minneapolis. She was accompanied by her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs J B Carter of Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie D. Larson
Higley Avenue
Louisville, Ky
Indianapolis
Ind
Milwaukee
Chicago
Minneapolis
J. B. Carter
Girls of Nina Chinka Camp Fire Elect New Officers
Monday the Girls of Nina Chinka Camp Fire with guardian Mrs A J Mason installed officers using a flower ceremony. Peggy Mellrath became president and Mary Ellen Rogers vice president with Geraldine McKeely as secretary treasurer and Norma Lou Haegg as scribe. A fire makers dinner in old south style was planned and corsages symbolizing each office were given. Food purchasers were Jerry Lou Hart and Helen Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Chinka Camp
A. J. Mason
Avenue
Peggy Mellrath
Mary Ellen Rogers
Geraldine McKeely
Norma Lou Haegg
Jerry Lou Hart
Helen Nichols
Yokita Camp Fire Meeting at St Pauls Church
The Yokita Camp Fire group gathered at St Pauls church Monday to hear a Camp Fire broadcast. Dorothy Canfield field secretary directed lessons on Japanese bookbinding with several attendees including Beverly Blencoe Darlene Neptash Mary Helen Armstrong Lois Ann Machemer Joanne Zachar Martha Jennison Mrs O E Long guardian and Mrs J R Jennison assistant guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Dorothy Canfield
Beverly Blencoe
Darlene Neptash
Mary Helen Armstrong
Lois Ann Machemer
Joanne Zachar
Martha Jennison
O. E. Long
J. R. Jennison
Linn County Republican Women Meet at Montrose Hotel
The Linn County Republican Women's club holds a brief business meeting Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. on the mezzanine of the Montrose hotel followed by several motion pictures. A Dutch treat luncheon is at 1 p.m. in the Java room. All interested women are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Republican Women’s Club
Montrose
Catholic Book Club Meets Wednesday at 2 P M
The Catholic Book club will meet Wednesday at 2 pm with Mrs. WH Buck at 2015 Fourth Avenue SE. Mrs J Neenan will review So Falls the Elm Tree by John Louis Brown S J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Catholic Book Club
WH. Buck
Fourth Avenue SE
J. Neenan
John Louis Brown
S. J
Nature Path To Harmony At Cedar Rapids Meeting
Dr Charles J Bready pastor of St Pauls Methodist spoke on Nature and Religion to Cedar Rapids Women's club. He urged seeking the bread of life in nature and cited Thoreau and Jesus, urging choosing influences and noting nature as the land of the eternal heart. New and reinstated members were welcomed by the department leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J Bready
St Paul's Methodist Church
Cedar Rapids
Woman's Club
Bready
Dr Breads
Nature
Henry J. Hromek
Amelia Blizard
B E Dunham
Harry Palmer
J Paroulek
George Y Youtzy
Louis Herdlicxa
WF Shaner
R. M Espeset
A M
Anareas
Stanley Reeder
M J Griffin
K L Hastie
Florence Haese
L. von Linder
Ellery ‘Turner
Elizabeth Rodgers Weds George F Keller in Nashua Church
Elizabeth Rodgers daughter of Chesles and Mrs Rodgers married George F Keller son of Walton A and Mrs Keller at the Little Brown church in Nashua. Rev James B Bird officiated the double ring ceremony. The couple plans a Chicago trip then motor through the south and return to Cedar Rapids at 1222 Second Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Rodgers
Chesles Rodgers
Grande Avenue SE
George F. Keller
Walton A Keller
Oakland Avenue NE
James B Bird
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Douglas Kohl
Cedar Rapids Club Members Attend Marshalltown Lecture
Seven members of the Cedar Rapids Business and Professional Women's club attended a Monday lecture in Marshalltown by Dr Lena Madesin Phillips of New York City. Emma Hagenstein, a former Marshalltown resident now with Cedar Rapids, gave the welcome. Other Cedar Rapids attendees included Leta Nezerka Zoe Heinze Edna Wilson Ida Caryl Gertrude Stenner and Elizabeth Hodson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Surprise birthday for Leonard Sanket honors seventeenth
Leonard J Sanket, 1717 Second Street SW, was surprised with a party Sunday evening for his seventeenth birthday, celebrated at the home of Mr. and Mrs Tony Hladek. Guests gathered in the basement for cards and games amid cornstalks and Halloween colors, with gifts and refreshments. Notable attendees included Dick Brabbit, Danny Decker, Bob Wright, Ronnie Diehl, Johnny Reitz, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard J Sanket
Second Street
Tony FE. Hladek
Seventeenth Avenue SW
Dick Brabbit
Danny Decker
Bob Wright
Ronnie Diehl
Johnny Reitz
Tommy Larson
Jake Axmear
Charles Basker
Louis
Richard Jedlicka
Charles
Vincent Cacek
John Frueh
Joseph Chmelicek
Douglas Hiadek
Joseph Buresh
Ethan M. Switzer
Tony Hiadek
Grad Club Meeting at YWCA Wednesday Evening
The Grad club of the Y W C A will meet Wednesday at 7 30 pm to continue their crafts projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grad Club
First Newhall Draftee Drawn in Tuesday Draft
Henry Parr, 21, a farm hand and unmarried, was the first man drawn for the draft in Newhall Tuesday after serial numbers were checked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhall
Henry Parr
Parr
City Briefs Roundup of Local Notices and Ads
Raymond Coward sought for county attorney as part of political advertising. Scout mothers of Troop 25 meet at Mrs Wesley Miller 2323 C avenue NE Wednesday at 2 pm. Bazaar and chicken dinner at St Josephs Marion Wednesday Oct 30 5 pm. Jan Hus I O F meets Oct 30 7 30 pm Sokol hall. Halloween dance after. First United Presbyterian ad. Miss Louirie Leatherman replaces Gladys Hoberg as Cedar Rapids farm security admin district clerk. Hoberg to Ames state office. Hanna Barbers ad. Navy recruiting quota 130 for November. Cedar Rapids offices report Oct quota was 220. 13 enlisted so far this month through Cedar Rapids station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout
Wesley Miller
C Avenue NE
Jan Hus
I O
Sokol
Louirie Leatherman
Grinnell
Gladys Hoberg
Cedar Rapids
Lowa
Navy
Jacobsen
Clinton
Iowa
Ted Hlubucek, Jr
Czech Alliance County
Marvin Burkholder
George Claassen
Katie Miller
Indiana
Guy T. McKibben
Milo Sedlacek
Ray Coward
Paul H. Huston
Otto Thoennes
Alice Birch
Jean Kelly Westinghouse
Grace Koppenhaver
Koppenhaver
Marion
G. J. Lorenzen
Lulu Engelman Welty
Red Cross Ships Sweaters for England War Relief
One hundred children’s slip on sweaters and 30 women’s cardigan-type sweaters were shipped by the local Red Cross office to Jersey City New Jersey Tuesday for transshipment to England for war relief. The garments, made in all sizes, were products of the Red Cross volunteer service committee under direction of Mrs. Philip Shive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Jersey City
England
Red Cross Volunteer Service Committee
Philip Shive
Cedar Rapids youths steal car reflectors to meet safety rules
Police report two more thefts linked to bicycle safety efforts in Cedar Rapids. George Kallis on Tenth avenue SE and Wes Novotny on G avenue NE reported losses of reflectors from their cars, totaling 20 and 30 cents respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
George Kallis
Tenth Avenue SE
Wes Novotny
G Avenue NE
Two Men Arrested for Drunkenness in Street Waiting for Rides
Two men, Ed Johnson 31 of Vinton and L. C. Paulson 51 of Van Horne, were arrested on First Street E Monday evening for drunkenness. Johnson faces a pending drunk driving case from August and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. Paulson, in his first offense, was fined 19 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Street
Ed Johnson
Vinton
L. C Paulson
van Horne
Independence couple wed at St. Johns church
Catherine M. Smith of Independence married Frank H. Hayes of Fairbank Tuesday morning at St. Johns Catholic church with Father Charles H. Miller officiating. After a wedding breakfast at Gedney hotel the couple left for a Michigan trip and will live in Independence upon returning. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Phillip Smith of Independence. Delta Warren Winners 4 H club elected officers Gerald Grothaus president Rozella Cline vice president Jean Fickens secretary treasurer Hilda Taylor reporter and named Mrs Otis Taylor vocal leader and Mrs Glen Denny assistant leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Catherine M. Smith
Frank H. Hayes
Fairbank
St. John's Catholic Church
Charles H. Miller
Gedney
Michigan
Phillip Smith
DELTA
Delta Warren Winners
Otis Taylor
Gertrude Grothaus
Rozella Cline
Jean Fickens
Hilda Taylor
Glen Denny
Linn Democrats Plan Rally Night in Memorial Coliseum
Linn County Democrats wrap plans for a Wednesday rally at Memorial Coliseum featuring Congressmen John J. Sparkman of Alabama and W. Jacobsen of Iowa. The event includes a parade, a 80 piece Coe College band, and speeches by local figures. Crowd expected to be large with participation from labor groups and a Czech alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Democrats
Memorial Coliseum
John J. Sparkman
Alabama
W. Jacobsen
Musicians’ Union
Ray Coward
Second Street
Hotel Roosevelt
First Avenue E
First Street
Third Avenue
Third Street
Coliseum
Second Avenue Bridge
Coe College
Stanley Vesely
Coward
A. F. of L
CIO
Joe Mekota
James B. Hodgson
James A Phillips
Order of Railway Conductors of America
Sparkman
Sixty three Coe students win scholarship honors
Sixty three Coe college students across freshmen to juniors placed in the upper tenth of their classes. Overall GPA for the college was 1.5, with women outperforming men 1.66 to 1.38. Seniors led with an average of 1.74, juniors 1.68, sophomores 1.46, and freshmen 1.37. Fraternities averaged 1.31 and sororities 1.66. non-Greeks 1.45 and 1.66 respectively. Delta Delta Delta led sororities at 1.82, Chi Omega 1.77, Alpha Xi Delta 1.62, Alpha Gamma Delta 1.57, Kappa Delta 1.53. Tau Kappa Epsilon top fraternities at 1.40. Delta Phi Epsilon 1.29, Chi Beta 1.27, Alpha Delta Alpha 1.23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Delta Delta Delta
Chit Omega
Alpha Xi Delta
Alpha Gamma Delta
Kappa Delta
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Delta Phi Epsilon
Chi Beta En
Alpha Delta Alpha
Wallace Advocates Roosevelt in Omaha Broadcast
Democratic Vice Presidential candidate Henry A Wallace urged reelection of President Roosevelt from Omaha saying the nation needs liberal principles and warned that a national Republican misjudgment led to the 1932 collapse. He stressed Roosevelt as the guarantee of peace and liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
INS
Henry A Wallace
Roosevelt
Wallace
Dinner Plans Highlight Campaign Visit to Hotel Roosevelt
An event will host Democratic leaders with Representative Jacobsen and his campaign manager Marvin at Hotel Roosevelt. A pre rally dinner is set for 6 PM, while Representative Sparkman cannot attend due to a late train into Dubuque arriving at 6:20, with John Wagner and John R. T. Rives of Cedar Rapids meeting him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobsen
Marvin
Hotel Roosevelt
Jeaders
Sparkman
Dubuque
John Wagner
John R. T. Rives
Cedar Rapids
Drive For Scout Funds In County Areas Nears Goal
Nearly 900 of the 1154 to be raised in Cedar Rapids area council Scout finance drive for towns outside Cedar Rapids was raised in a dawn to dusk campaign last Friday with one county yet to be solicited. James C Manville credited Cedar Rapids Community Chest support and smaller town example for the progress. County chairmen and town leaders from Linn Jones and Monticello areas coordinated the drive with campaigns in Marion Anamosa Monticello and Lisbon and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Linn County
Anamosa
Jones County
Monticello
Benton County
James C. Manville
Kenneth E. Cornell
C A. Coxsee
Lee Sanner
Ray Wiley
Springville
Mahlon Mills
Central City
P. W. Peterson
Mount Vernon
E. P. Bigger
Lisbon
Winfield White
L. W Kellogg
Guy Martin
Martello
E. A. Grimwood
Oxford Junction
Rep Dewey Short Delivers Address From Courthouse Ladder
In West Plains Missouri a large crowd blocked entry to the courthouse for a Republican rally. Rep Dewey Short climbed a second story window using a ladder and spoke to supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Plains
Dewey Short
There Are Two Ways to Get at Constipation
An advertisement for Kellogg's All-Bran promotes regularity to prevent constipation. It explains constipation arises from lack of bulk in the diet and claims All-Bran supplies the necessary bulk. The cereal is described as toasted and nutritious, to be eaten with milk, cream, or baked into muffins, with advice to drink water and see a physician if chronic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
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Miss Nelson
P. EF. O
Jack E. Durin
Miss Coffman
Robert A. Wilson
Richardsons
Honor Elmer Williams
Bowlene
Soret Bowes Rees
Needlework Guild
Mrs. Parker Guest
C. Ward Macys
Harry Marshall
Mrs. Peterson
JS Book Club
Andrew Petersens
Miss Friedl
Craemer's
Mrs. Heathman
N. Y
Minnie
Larson
Nina Chinka Camp Fire
Yokita Camp Fire
Marshalltown
Honor Leonard Sanket
Raymond Coward
St. Josephs
First United Presbyterian
Harrells
Hanna Barbers
Second Ave
Tillyer
C. Chambers Inskeep Optical Co
Harry F. Tisher
Linn Democrats
Daenbsen
Harris and Ewink
Coe
G.O.P
Killian’s Advance
Killian Company
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