Cedar Rapids Parent-Teacher council names committees
At the first meeting of the school year the Cedar Rapids Parent-Teacher council announced standing committees for programs radio health and publications. Mrs. S. V. Shonka reported on the national convention in Milwaukee and a nominating committee was formed to fill the vice presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Parent-Teacher Council
Board of Education
S. V. Shonka
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Milwaukee
Harley Bowser
Lewis Jonas
T. P. Smith
Floyd Anderson
G. L. van Deusen
Health Committee
West Side Publications
van Deusen
Parent Education
Iowa City
L. C. Schuknecht
Waterloo
William Murphy
Transportation
W. T. Allen
Claude Parker
Walter Grissel
O. W. Rust
Philip Shive
Day
L. M. McKee
Herbert Morrow
G. C. Macklem
Harry Dahlshand
Bert Kle
Jean Wiechert
H. F. Ohmann
Charles Hubbard
W. L. Northcott
Petrick Family Holds Sixth Reunion at Bever Park
Members of the Petrick family gathered for the sixth reunion at Bever Park on Sunday. Attendees included Barbara Petrick and Frank Boland of Fairfax, G W Story and family from Estherville, William Petrick and children from Chicago, and many relatives from Fargo Fargo N D Waukegan Ill Western Marion and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrick
Bever Park
Barbara Petrick
Frank Boland
G. W. Story
Donald
Mary Louise
Fairfax
William Petrick
Jack
Billy
Dolores
Donna Mae
Chicago
Henry Warren
Estherville
Louis Shimek
Dorothy
Fargo
N. D
Mary Story
al Schuenerman
Raymond
Bobby
Nancy Jane
Waukegan, Ill
Joseph Shimek
Western
Harry Metzger
Louise
Glen
Dewayne
Kathryn
Marion
Edward Sears
Leo
Gertrude
Barbara Ellen
Edward
John
Gifford Tow
Robert
Richard
Eczema Relief With Resinol Soap and Ointment
For itching and burning use Resinol Soap and warm water to soften scales, pat dry. Doctors favor an oily ointment that penetrates outer skin. Resinol Ointment relieves itching and aids healing. Get a jar and soap at drug stores or request a free sample from Resinol Dept. 1 Baltimore Md.
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Resinol
Dept. 1
Baltimore
Cedar Rapids residents listed in local social roster
Gifford Jr and Frank Lang with Mr and Mrs Charles Lang and Mr and Mrs William Shimek plus their children Gordon and Aretha, Anna Nichols, Mary Benda, Martha Chalupsky and Dorothy Hayes of Cedar Rapids.
Dr Little Speaks at Congregational Women’s Luncheon
Dr Robert Little pastor of First Presbyterian Church will speak at a luncheon of the Woman's association of the First Congregational Church. The event takes place at the church house Friday at 1 p m with Caroline Tufts circle hostesses, Mrs George Stevenson singing, Mrs R D Gray leading devotions, and Mrs M O Waterman giving heraldings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Little
First Presbyterian Church
Woman’s Association
First Congregational Church
Church House
Caroline Tufts
George Stevenson
R. D. Gray
M. O. Waterman
Padzensky Family Returns From Midwestern Trip
Mrs. David Padzensky and her daughter Miss Ruth Padzensky have returned from Omaha while Ruth also visited Waterloo. Edward Padzensky and Paul Krachmer came back from Des Moines where they attended the state fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Padzensky
Ridgeway Drive
Omaha
Ruth Padzensky
Waterloo
Edward Padzensky
Paul Krachmer
Des Moines
Navratil Posts Return From Tiffin Convention
Dr. A W Navratil has returned from Tiffin Ohio where he attended a convention. Unit No 9 of the National Union For Social Justice will meet Thursday at 8 p m at the home of Mrs Joe Barnett 418 First Avenue W Buy a better used car now and enjoy your Labor Day trip See the used car ads in the classified want ad section today.
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Dr. A. W. Navratil
Tiffin, C
The
National Union For Social Justice
Joe Barnett
First Avenue W
Son of Harbert Returns Home After Minor Operation
Jerry Happle son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Harbert 1011 Ninth Street NW returned home this morning from St Luke s Hospital where he underwent a minor operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Happle
Melvin Harbert
Ninth Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Hall Manufacturing worker injured in fall
Carl Sandberg, 46, of 1419 Wildwood Drive NE, suffered a fractured right hip Tuesday afternoon when he fell while working at Hall Manufacturing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Sandberg
Wildwood Drive
Hall Manufacturing Company
Police seek stolen 1935 Oldsmobile in Marshalltown
Marshalltown officials asked local police Tuesday evening to watch for a 1935 black Oldsmobile sedan owned by Edna Maude Anderson. The car bears license plate 64 7452 and was taken sometime between 9 and 10 p.m. Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Edna Maude Anderson
Doctor Erskine Donates to Policemen's Protective Association
Dr. A. W. Erskine donated to the Policemen's Protective Association in appreciation of police work recovering tools stolen from his car Saturday night. The items were among those recovered after the arrest of John Trimble of 529 Fifth Street SE and his guilty plea to petty larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Erskine
Policemen’s Protective Association
John Trimble
Fifth Street
Revival Clergy Return Dates for Grace Church
The Rev. R. J. Campbell returns from Moose Lake Minnesota on Thursday or Friday to oversee all services at Grace church Sunday. The Rev. D. A. Loferski, supply pastor, will resume duties as assistant priest at Cathedral Shelter Chicago by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Campbell
Church of Our Lady of Grace
Moose Lake
Minn
Grace Church
D. A. Loferski
Cathedral Shelter
Chicago
Shell Iowa Minnesota sales meeting set at Lake Okoboji
H G Swanson division manager of the North Central division of Shell Petroleum Corp will attend a full general sales meeting for Iowa Minnesota sales representatives at the Inn on Lake Okoboji September 10 11 and 12. The meeting will be presided by A S Pentland and include five district managers and over one hundred territorial sales representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Swanson
North Central
Shell Petroleum Corporation
Iowa-Minnesota
Lake Okoboji
A. S. Pentland
Early Fire Alert Prevents Major Blaze at Star Laundry
A fire in rags in the boiler room of Star Laundry, between avenues and streets in the alley, was stopped by patrolmen and firefighters after discovery at 1:15 a.m. Wednesday. Authorities say late detection could have led to a spreading, out of control fire.
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Star Laundry
Fourth
Fifth Avenues
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Stearns and Milke
Pearl Roberts
B Avenue NE
Albert Nimmer
Center Point Road
Prowler, Copper Theft Reported To Police
E. J. Greenwood of 417 B avenue NE reports copper wire and rags stolen from his warehouse after two youths were seen leaving the scene. R. J. Valentine of 1231 Second avenue SE says a neighborhood prowler has been active evenings and $3 was stolen from his pocketbook. A radiator cap and an ornament were taken from R. H. Redus at 724 Fifth avenue SW while parked near 717 Ninth avenue SW. Six cactus plants were stolen from Mrs. J. F. Kucera of 1312 Tenth street NW Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Greenwood
B Avenue NE
R. J. Valentine
Second Avenue
R. H. Redus
Fifth Avenue
Ninth Avenue
J. F. Kucera
Tenth Street NW
Joseph Young Benton County Resident Dies After Brief Illness
Joseph W. Young longtime Benton county resident and owner of Youngville oil station died at his daughter's home in Youngville Station at 9 p.m. Tuesday after a brief illness. Born August 18 1855 in Easton Pennsylvania he moved to Lisbon then to Benton county in youth. He married Margaret Ann Schmidt in 1876. she died in 1923. Surviving are two sons Charles Cedar Rapids and F E Young Van Horne one daughter Elizabeth Wheeler ten grandchildren and eight great grandchildren two sisters E S Thompson Van Horne and Emma Mickey Fishtrap Idaho. Funeral services will be held at Turner chapel Thursday at 2 p.m. with burial in Mound cemetery near Watkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Young
Youngville
Lincoln Highway
Benton County
Elizabeth Wheeler
Youngville Station
Easton
Lisbon
Margaret Ann Schmidt
Blairstown
Charles
Cedar Rapids
F. E. Young
van Horne
E. S. Thompson
Emma Mickey
Fishtrap
Idaho
Turner Chapel
Mr. Peck
Mound Cemetery
Watkins
Death of Los Angeles attorney Charles Cattern
Los Angeles attorney Charles Cattern died at 3 15 a m Wednesday in a local hospital following injuries from a August 28 automobile accident near Mechanicsville He suffered a compound fracture of his right forearm a skull fracture and head lacerations His wife Ethel Amber Packard was injured in the crash Cattern born December 22 1869 in Albia Iowa had lived in Los Angeles 20 years He married Ethel in San Diego in 1920 He attended Monmouth College and the University of Nebraska and belonged to the Presbyterian church the National Bar Association and the Los Angeles Bar Association He is survived by his wife and a brother Clarence Cattern of Los Angeles Funeral services and burial will be in Los Angeles Friends may call at the Turner chapel until noon Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cattern
Los Angeles
Mechanicsville
Ethel Amber Packard
San Diego
Calif
L. Lee Jones Dies At 40 Former Cedar Rapids Druggist
L. Lee Jones 40, once co owner of Park Court Pharmacy Cedar Rapids, died after four years illness at Edward Hines Jr hospital in Hines NL. Born Blairstown July 20 1896 son of Rev L A Jones and Barbara Jones he served as a second lieutenant in World War I. He married Edith Haessler in 1925. she died in 1931. Survived by mother sister and brothers with a step daughter funeral Thursday Lisbon Federated church 2 30 pm burial Lisbon Cemetery.
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L. Lee Jones
Park Court
Cedar Rapids
Edward Hines, Jr
Hines
Blairstown
Monticello
Jones
Hanford Post
American Legion
Masonic Lodge
Evangelical Church
Barbara Gipple
Winfield
Lulu Jordal
Minneapolis
Bessie Embree
Mechanicsville
Byron
Forest City
Aaron
Boston
Mass
Betty Evans
Richland
Ind
Federated Church In
Lisbon
Phillip Brunn
Lisbon Cemetery
Mrs Milvoj Hasek Dies After A Long Illness
Mrs Mary J Hasek longtime Cedar Rapids resident dies at home 403 Eighth Ave SW at 6 35 PM Tuesday after lingering illness She born Feb 19 1872 in Cedar Rapids married Milvoj Hasek Dec 7 1892 She leaves three children Mrs Rudolph Novak Cedar Rapids Mrs J Dudley Carroll Des Moines Milvoj Hasek Jr Chicago granddaughter Barbara Hasek and brother Joseph Horak Funeral in Barta chapel Thursday at 2 PM conducted by Theodore B Hlubucek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Hasek
Milivoj Hasek
Eighth Avenue
Mary Horak
Frank Horak
Cedar Rapids
Milvoj Hasek
Rudolph Novak
J. Dudley Carroll
Des Moines
Milvoj Hasek, Jr
Chicago
Barbara Hasek
Joseph Horak
Hasek
Renata Tyrs
Sokolky
Barta
Theodore B. Hlubucek
Mated.
Friends may call at the chapel Wednesday evening.
Mrs Mary E Stanek born in Czechoslovakia dies at 48
Mrs Mary E Stanek 48 of 1323 Second Street SE Cedar Rapids died at 7 30 p m Tuesday after a lingering illness She was born in Czechoslovakia Dec 24 1887 and came to Cedar Rapids at age three Surviving are two daughters Mrs Noel Shields and Miss Alice Geiger both of Cedar Rapids a son George Geiger of Chicago a brother Joseph Dvorak Cedar Rapids and two sisters Mrs Joseph Vorek Fairfax and Mrs M G Bellas Cedar Rapids She was a 20 ger of Zizkov Dub lodge Z the Janeba and Brosh chapel Thursday at 2 p m conducted by Rev Joseph Bren Burial will be in Bohemian National cemetery Friends may call at the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Stanek
Second Street
Czechoslovakia
Cedar Rapids
Noel Shields
Alice Geiger
George Geiger
Chicago
Joseph Dvorak
Joseph Vo
Frank C Beatty 60 Dies After Short Illness
Frank Calvin Beatty 60 of 228% First avenue E died at a local hospital at 3 20 p m Tuesday after a short illness. He was born February 18 1876 at Wilton Junction and worked twenty years as a flagman for the Rock Island railroad. Surviving: brother Joan H Beatty of Los Angeles, nephew Ralph C Kar Lan, and aunt Anna Beatty of Cedar Rapids. Funeral at Beatty chapel Thursday at 2 p m conducted by Rev Henry Scherer. Burial in Linwood cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 p m Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Calvin Beatty
First Avenue E
Wilton Junction
Rock Island Railroad
Joan H. Beatty
Los Angeles
Calif
Ralph C. Karlan
Anna Beatty
Cedar Rapids
Beatty Chapel
Henry Scherer
Linwood Cemetery
Infant Earline Spjut Dies. Rites Held in Oak Hill
Earline Ann Spjut infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Spjut of 1021 Tenth street SE died in a local hospital early Wednesday. Survived by her parents and grandparents Mrs. N Spjut and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pazour. Funeral from Polansky chapel at 3 p.m. Wednesday with burial in Oak Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earline Ann Spjut
Earl Spjut
Tenth Street
N. Spjut
Frank Pazour
Polansky Chapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
Folded Arms Strike Renewed In France
In Paris a renewed folded arms strike saw over 3000 workers occupy factories. Textile and metal workers led the action demanding salary readjustment to cope with rising living costs.
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France
Paris
Camera Club Plans Color Film Show At Meeting
The Camera club will show 700 feet of natural color moving pictures by Paul Hanson at the Iowa Electric Light and Power company bungalow Thursday night. Merrill Smith reports on the state fair photography competition and there is a review of an article titled Photography Explores World Secrets. The meeting shifts from Wednesday to Thursday due to the Chamber of Commerce Blow Out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camera Club
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Paul Hanson
Merrill Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Shaffer Reunion Draws 146 at Walker with Notables
The Shaffer reunion at Walker drew 146 attendees led by Mrs. Susanna Cherry aged 79 and Ronald Baty aged 11 months. Dr. Emory D. Fisher of Manhattan Kansas traveled the greatest distance. Twin pairs James and Otis Ondler and Yvonne and La Vonne Ondler attended from Mazeppa Minnesota. Officers elected were Charles Shaffer president Jake Shaffer vice president and Walter Rech secretary treasurer. A program of prayers readings and musical numbers followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alburnett
Shaffer
Walker
Susanna Cherry
Ronald Baty
Emory D. Fisher
Manhattan
Kan
James
Otis Ondler
Yvonne
La-Vonne Ondler
Mazeppa
Minn
Charles Shaffer
Jake Shaffer
Walter Rech
R. C. Renfer
LeRoy Toom
Margery
Bethel Shaffer
Mary Rose Bailey
Bernice Shaffer
Mae Heefner
Isabel Bailey
Darlene Heefner
Side Shaffer
Doris Martin
James Ondler
Betty Sue Bailey
Bessie Reece
S. L. Bailey
Ely board announces opening of school with new staff
The Ely board of education announces the first day of school Monday led by Edward E. Osborn Jr., superintendent and Earl Silka Hazleton as principal. Gladys Holets Ely leads intermediate and junior high, Vlasta Telecky Ely leads primary. A new heating system is installed. Frank Septa has been hired as junior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Board of Education
Edward E. Osborn, Jr
Earl Silka
Hazleton
Gladys Holets
Vlasta Telecky
Frank Septaa
Notice to Sell Real Estate in Cedar Rapids Bank Receivership
District Court in Linn County Iowa hears D Bates Receiver of Iowa State Savings Bank seeks private sale of Linn County real estate Lot 65 Alandale addition Cedar Rapids and Lots 194 195 Auditor's plat 83 Linn South on contract terms 150 and higher bid policy and hearing details provided with attorneys Jos Mekota and Walter Hutchinson listed for the receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of Iowa
D. Bates
State of Iowa
Iowa State Savings Bank of
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Iowa State
Iowa State Savings Bank
Linn County
D. W. Bates
State Savings Bank
Alandale
Linn
Z. H. Ne
Cedar
Jos. Mekota
Walter R. Hutchinson
Cedar Rapids Opposes East Rail Rate Increase
The Cedar Rapids traffic bureau and eastern Iowa cities seek ICC action to suspend new tariffs set to take effect Sept 15. They warn commodity rates would rise significantly for Cedar Rapids including shipments from Genoa to 30.5 cents per hundredweight and iron and steel from Chicago to 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Traffic Bureau
The
Cedar Rapids
H. F. Sundberg
Genoa
Chicago
New York
Carl Fliermans Jr Wins Airhawks Model Plane Contest
Carl Fliermans Jr son of Mr and Mrs Carl Fliermans 524 Fourth Street SW won first place in the Cedar Rapids Airhawks model airplane contest held on the circus grounds at Wilson Avenue and Sixth Street SW. He earned three firsts across four events for 15 points with Harlan Endsley second 12 points Earl Aldrich third seven points and Robert Ratner fourth four points. An assortment of cement and dope was awarded to first and second place in total points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Fliermans
Fourth Street
Cedar Rapids Airhawks
Fliermans
Harlan Endsley
Earl Aldrich
Robert Ratner
Wilson Avenue
Carl Pliermans
Ratnemeis Camizzi
Bar! al- Har
Carl Filermans
Harlan
Francis Camizzi
Carl Piiermans
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P. T. A. Council
Rs. R. F. Erickson
W. D. Elder
J. M. Wiley
Harold Drew
Hugh Snyder
H. C. Ring
John Arnold
Howard Buck
Floyd Baker
H. N. Steele
C. W. Leksa
D. A. Koffron
DR. Little
Padzenskys
Police Fund
Oil Co
Joseph Young
Hart
Frank C. Beatty
Carl Fliermans, Jr
Airhawks
Arie
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