Bilack Family Gatherings At Local Relatives Homes
Attending the annual Bilack gathering are relatives including Mrs A T Olinger of Robins and Mr and Mrs John Blackford with daughter Norma of Midway, plus several Blackford family members from Nebraska City Moline Alburnett Marion and other nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Olinger
Robins
John Blackford
Norma
Midway
Fred Blaker
Nebraska City
Neb
Vernon
Moline
Sey Blackford
Arthur
Lanning
Alburnett
Harry Blackford
Raymond
Gerald
Forrest Blackford
Beulah
Richard
Marion
Picnic at Mrs Earl Goodlove Home Wednesday
A noon gathering is planned at Mrs Earl Goodlove's home this Wednesday. Attendees should call Mrs Norman J Waffle or Miss Josephine Wiggins and bring picnic supplies including silver, a covered dish, and sandwiches. cars depart Marion for the farm at 11 45 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Goodlove
Norman J. Waffle
Josephine Wiggins
Marion
Comforter division meeting moved to Mrs. Drake home
The Comforter division of the Methodist W S Co S will meet Thursday at 2 30 p m at Mrs. Drakes home instead of Wednesday. There will be no picnic as previously announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comforter Division
Methodist
Lehhigh and Barbara Price Guests in Chicago Weekend
Lehhigh and Barbara Price spend the weekend and holiday in Chicago as guests of Miss Virginia Crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Lehhigh
Barbara Price
Chicago
Miss Virginia Crew
Stanaway Family Trip to Spirit Lake
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stanaway and their son Jimmie have gone to Spirit Lake and expect to return home on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Stanaway
Jimmie
Spirit Lake
Murray family visit to Rev. Charles J. Murray S J
Mr and Mrs Elmer Kurt and son Charles join Mr and Mrs James Murray to Hop e to see their brother Rev Charles J Murray SJ a St Marys College teacher in St Marys Kansas while en route to Cleveland Ohio on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Kurt
Charles
James Murray
Hope
Charles J. Murray
S.J
St. Mary's College
St. Mary’s
Kan
C. J. Murray
Mr. Murray
Cleveland
Ives Family Weekend Trip to Leach Lake Minn
Mr and Mrs Harley Ives and their daughters Jean and Mary travel to Leach Lake Minnesota for a weekend holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Ives
Jean
Mary
Leach Lake
Minn
Mrs La Verna Crew Returns From Chicago Visit
Mrs La Verna Crew has returned from a visit with relatives and friends at Chicago Oak Park and Elgin United States. She was away several days and reports a pleasant trip visiting relatives and friends in those communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Verna Crew
Chicago
Oak Park
Elgin
Jimmie Corwin Returns Home After Visit
Jimmie Corwin has returned to his home in Anamosa after a visit here with Donovan Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Corwin
Anamosa
Donovan Morrison
Kocher Michel Reunion Held at Center Point
Mr and Mrs P O Michel Mr and Mrs Carl Michel and Mr and Mrs Walter Morrison attended the Kocher Michel reunion Sunday at Center Point with family members and relatives gathering for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O. Michel
Carl Michel
Walter Morrison
Kocher-Michel
Center Point
Weekend Guests of McGuire Family Include Visiting Relatives
Weekend guests at Mrs. Edward McGuire’s home include her children Edward and his wife and their son Edward Jr from Ottumwa, and James McGuire with his children Jimmie and Colleen from Clinton. Also visiting was Mrs. McGuire’s nephew John McGuire from Oxford Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McGuire
Edward, Jr
Ottumwa
James McGuire
Jimmie
Colleen
Clinton
McGuire
John McGuire
Oxford Junction
Williams Return From DeKalb Visit
Mr and Mrs Frank E Williams returned from DeKalb Illinois where they visited their granddaughter Mrs Mark Tilton and her new son Theodore Lake Tilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Williams
DeKalb, Il
Mrs
Mark Tilton
Theodore Lake Tilton
Mrs Oxley and daughter depart after Chicago visit
Mrs Mabel Oxley and her daughter Betty Alice of Chicago have left after visiting Mr and Mrs H A Davidson and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Oxley
Betty Alice
Chicago
H. A. Davidson
Labor Day Guests and Travels Across Iowa
Mrs. Ella Reel and her children Agnes and Bernard of Perry visit sister Mrs. Margaret Leming over Labor Day. Kenneth V. Murdoch and family tour to Columbus Junction with their son George returning to Marion. Mrs. E C Ainley visits Excelsior Springs Mo. in the home of H M Howe. Attending are Mr. and Mrs. B F Snyder of St Louis Frank Snyder and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Snyder with Martha Jean of Anamosa and Mr. and Mrs. G L Erwin of Marion. The Snyders plan to return to St Louis this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Reel
Agnes and
Bernard
Perry
Mrs. Reel
Margaret Leming
Labor Day
Kenneth V. Murdoch
Columbus Junction
George
Marion
H. M. Howe
B. F. Snyder
St. Louis
Frank Snyder
Thomas Snyder
Martha Jean
Anamosa
G. L. Erwin
B. F. Snyders
Sunday visitors and Union Telegraph pole fire near Indian Creek
Mrs S A Monger and Bud Griffith of Dubuque visited Mr and Mrs George White. Mrs Lydia McFarlan of Waubeek, White’s sister, also stayed with the Whites. A fuse box fire on a Western Union pole near Indian Creek bridge called out the fire department at 6 20 a m. A lineman and firefighters removed the box and worked all day to repair it. Mr and Mrs Milroy Benish and Mr and Mrs LeRoy Cooper drove to Sioux City for a weekend visit and will return Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George White
S. A. Monger
Bud Griffith
Dubuque
Lydia McFarlan
Waubeek
Mr. White
Western Union
Indian Creek Bridge
Milroy Benish
LeRoy Cooper
Sioux City
Mrs. Benish
Reynolds Secures Edison Post in Edgewood
Harley R. Reynolds, long-time Edgewood resident, has secured a position at the Edison plant and will begin work there. He plans to move his wife and son to Marion soon. Reynolds is a former Marion resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley R. Reynolds
Edgewood
The
Edison
Marion
Mr. Reynolds
Miss Rose Wilcox Returns Home From Delhi
Miss Rose Wilcox has returned home after spending several weeks in Delhi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rose Wilcox
Delhi
Railway Mail Auxiliary to Hold Luncheon in Cedar Rapids
The Women's Auxiliary to the Railway Mail association meets at 1 PM Tuesday for a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Ed Burk at 11 Fifth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids. Mrs L H Long chairs the luncheon committee with Mesdames R E Wilhelm Oma House and F C Meyers assisting. Guest day features reports from the Sixth division convention in Carbondale Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Mail
Railway Mail Association
Ed Burk
Fifth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
L. H. Long
R. E. Wilhelm
Oma House
F. C. Meyers
Carbondale
Achey Family Plans Move to Mount Vernon
Mr and Mrs Verle Achey and their son Ronnie will relocate to Mount Vernon. Mr Achey is employed by Olson Construction in the erection of the Ivanhoe bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verle Achey
Ronnie
Mount Vernon
Mr. Achey
Olson Construction Company
Ivanhoe Bridge
Marion Lions Club Opens Season With Guest Speaker
The Marion Lions club holds its first dinner meeting of the season on Tuesday at 6 15 p m at the E V cafe. Guest speaker will be Carl Hendrickson Cedar Rapids attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Lions Club
E. V. Cafe
Carl Hendrickson
Cedar Rapids
Fidelis circle of King's Daughters to meet Friday
The Fidelis circle of King's Daughters will meet Friday at 2 30 PM at the home of Mrs O W Bride 888 Tenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis Circle of
King’s Daughters
O. W. Bride
Tenth Street
Mrs Frances White and Mrs Joe Shedeck Noted in Iowa City Event
Mrs Frances White of Iowa City and Mrs Joe Shedeck of Oxford Junction are honored as relatives of Mr and Mrs J C Miller in a local social note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances White
Iowa City
Joe Shedeck
Oxford Junction
J. C. Miller
Larkin Couple Move Into New Home on Lincoln Drive
Mr and Mrs Glenn A Larkin have moved into their new residence at 1130 Lincoln Drive marking a family milestone and noting the address for local records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn A. Larkin
Lincoln Drive
Mrs. Josephine Kindig Recovers From Illness
Mrs. Josephine Kindig has been ill for a week with shingles and is now recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Kindig
Engineer Charles D Burns Works On Des Moines Project
Des Moines engineer Charles D Burns is employed on a government project, contributing his expertise to the design and execution efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Burns
Des Moines
Marion Choral Club Plans Tuesday Rehearsal at Library
The Marion Choral Club will hold a rehearsal Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the public library. Members are expected to attend and prepare selected pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Choral Club
Public Library
Burns Smiths Host Dinner Guests in New York
Friday evening Mr and Mrs Burns Smith of New York City hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Earl F Biggs for a dinner at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Burns Smith
New York City
Burns
Earl F. Biggs
Fossils Found 150 Million Years Old Near Manchester
Silurian fossils found in a rock quarry east of Manchester by seven Minnesota Society members during a seven hundred mile research trip. The party aimed to study geological formations seeking minerals for defense including lead zinc and calcite. Fossils range from grubworm size to finger size and indicate prehistoric life in the rock layers near Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Minnesota Society
Model at Home: Cedar Rapids Gazette Hat Directions
A small home modeling item appears with directions for making a hat. The notice notes price and free guidance for building the model, referencing Cedar Rapids Gazette and a New York address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
West Lith Street
New York
N. Y
Petain Proclaims One-Party Rule in Vichy
Marshal Petain declares France will be governed by a single party aligned with Germany’s new order. In a speech at Vichy he announces the Legion of Combatants and Volunteers for the National Revolution as France’s legal political body and outlines a national social order uniting workers and classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VICHY
INS
Marshal Henri Philippe Petain
France
Germany
Italy
Legion of Combatants
New Order
Legion
Petain
Jean Darian
Ortan
Nanm
Independent Local Government Passes Out In Netherlands
The article notes that local governance in the Netherlands evolved from councils in cities or communes and provincial colleges. It describes how historic majority votes determined measures in these bodies and contrasts old practice with modern ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherlands
Amst m
Navy Beans Desired as Navy Menu Returns to Roots
At Great Lakes the U S naval training station faces a pension of crust and coffee as veterans lament the shift from beans to balanced meals. Lieut Commander A Dole notes sailors crave beans and would eat them for many meals. Chiefs and old salts sigh for the old order as early rising sailors fuel their duties with hearty plates of navy beans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes, Lll
U. S. Naval Training Station
A. Dole
Navy
Dole
Too Much Civilization Proves Bear's Undoing
In Deckers Colorado a three year old bear known as Smeg Silver died after encounters with human civilization. Details remain scarce but the incident underscores the risks of urban proximity to wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear
Detective Noe Sceaffa Dies After Stroke
Philadelphia reports the death of Noe C. Sceaffa a 53 year old former New York private detective famed for recovering stolen property. He died after suffering a stroke at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
INS
Noe C. Sceaffa
New York
Garden club prize winners announced in show
Mrs. Billings took first in the single flower group, Mrs. Swartz led the flower display, and Miss Paine won for flower arrangement. Wayne Stepp claimed top honors in fruit and vegetable. Numerous members received prizes across categories at the garden club event with notices from Manchester and Toledo about plant shows and relocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traer
Western Electric Company
Cicero
Tom Bliss
Toledo
Toledo Garden Club
Fayette
E. A. Billings
Russell Swartz
Amy Paine
Wayne Stepp
Decorah teachers listed for public school opening
Iowa brief notes Decorah public schools will reopen Tuesday with forty four teachers led by Supt T R Roberts and listing staff for subjects from Latin and mathematics to art and home economics. Columbus Junction and Fayette items mention reunions and fair results amid district updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Decorah Public
Supt
T R. Roberts
Jeffery A. Peterson
Kenneth Mae Davis
A. F. Hancer
George Krome
Clara I. Rollins
Elsie Youngman
Martha L. Perry
Hazel Brazelton
Vivian Bancroft
Isenberger
I Etea
Lillian Grannemann
Beatrice Watland
Morrison
Pauline Kruse
Effie Neilson
Louise Jones
Dorothy Gienger
Mildred Hacmac
Marjorie McLean
Clara McConaty
Ogg Halse
Eliza Powers
Donald Seavy
Hedcipal
Bertha Moen
Ella Vick
Mabel Federer
Gynter Quill
Estella J Cooper
Mildred McIntosh
Lucia Lee
Clara Anfinson
Eleanor Rud
Lois Hanson
Clarysse Oe
Lillian Wohlford
Florence — Anne Kittilsbye
Violet Fifth Ward School
Netta Gellerman
Bernice Swenson
Clara Bakke
Mabel Bates
Pearl Marie Bumpstead Saves Family. Tragedy Claims Two
In SILSBEE Texas a 14 year old girl Pearl Marie Bumpstead saved five family members from drowning after a Labor Day creek incident but could not save two relatives who died. A double funeral was held Sunday with many attendees recognizing her swimming courage and loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silsbee
Tex
INS
Péarl Marie Bumpstead
Pearl Pong Oy Cla Bumpstead
Pong Mae
Pearl Marie
Steinbeck Demands Censor Board Reconsider Forgotten Village
Author John Steinbeck urged the New York board of censors on Monday to revoke its ruling that the film The Forgotten Village is unfit to be shown. The Pacific Grove report notes Steinbeck's defense of the movie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Grove
Calif
John Steinbeck
New York
Natural Freak Produces Ghostly Fiddle Sound
QUINCY Calif UP The weird music from the Glen Cost fishing hole cut its popularity as Pulver investigated a fir pole lodged across a tree trunk. Swaying in the current the pole created eerie sounds that resembled a fiddle, drawing attention and mystery to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural Freak
Quincy
Calif
Glen
Pulver Investioaside Fou
Unclear classified snippets prompt local notices
A dense OCR fragment shows ads and notices for asthma relief, wedding stationery, car service, printing, painting, cement work, and hauling. Mixed contact details and addresses appear with several incomplete lines, including references to a closing time for a Sunday reader audience and various business offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post ST
Ginsberg
IND Ave. Press
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marion News
Womer’s Association
E. C. Ainley
Excelsior Springs, Mo
Florence Critteneen
Agg
Bogos
Iowa News
Pecia
Columbus Chautauqua
Morning Sun
Med
Marie Schafer
Vaneile
Paul Heindel
Columbus City
Wadena
Opal Conger 'S
Louisa County Fair Association
Tehran
Gazette
Edo
Aee Gasca
Adewets
Gm Goments
Anrone
Vincent's
Praandy
Printine Woods
Kris & Sone Tis
Schacter An
Eae Ek Co
Sos
Cecil Reed
Lindy Hoppers
Clark
Ranch Club
Texas
Tommy
His Wonder Horse
Frank Milton
June Glory
Evan Morgan
Goeorge Beorge
Ewery
Washington Town
eScartis Tis Bridge
Danceland
Orrin Tucker
Ny Owater Beach
Thornwood
Nat Towles
Comune Ou
Emil Flindt
Unday
Eva M. DeLape
Mer
Sway & Ees Se FE
Avast Fe Peaties
Sima Oe
Te Ny Gardens
Park Court
Yelic AB
Ak Oe Mae Arin
Eas
H.ilten, Howe. CO
Wick Cp
Sever
Geo
L. Karr
Dial
Tiltaan Ichy
LE Mar Beaute Salon
Bk. Mee
Paris Academy
WEA Service Inc
S Pat Coe
Werk
Dave
Ribiable
Mao
Ftory Cook
Vehildren
National Trinity
Grace
Allison Hote
South St
Glenn Dee
R. J. Lowden
Montrose
Lorain Dragline
Dick's Coal Yard
Duster Brothers
Srncan
Abe Cybele
Pgusetta
Delavan Cafe
la la Payette
Granby
Trade Schools
Ace Aster
Rapids
Autos & Trucks
Rey
Dodge & Plrsmouth Distributors
Second Ave
First Ave
Baxter
Baxter Motors
Second Ave. SE
Schamberger Motor CO
1St Ave. E
Stone's Truck
ST. Sn
Chevrolet
FORD
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