Buffet Luncheon For Miss Arendts and Mr Niles
A luncheon was hosted Saturday noon at the Turner home in Oklahoma City garden prior to the 8 p.m. ceremony at Sinclair Memorial chapel on the Coe College campus. Guests included the bridal party and out-of-town visitors such as Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Niles and several relatives from Minnesota Iowa and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nedra Mary Arendts
Paul Dickerman Niles
Oklahoma City
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
Coe College
David Turner
Twenty Third Street Drive
Ronald P. Evans
Meadowbrook Drive
Turner
J. D. Niles
Josephine DeGroat
Wenzel Lindfors
Mildred Oberschulte
Minneapolis
Edward Chatfield Niles
Cass Lake
Minn
John Northcott
Waterloo
G. G. Rupley
Evanston
Carl Arendts
Kensett
Louisa Wagoner
Oakland
Calif
J. S. Arendts
Nancy Shields
Ruth Nehls
Milford Delzell
Conger Metcalf
Eleven Hoboes Roller Skate Party At Engel Home
Miss Carolyn Engel hosted an afternoon roller skating gathering for eleven hoboes at her home on Linden Drive SE. After skating the group returned for refreshments with members including Jean Thompson Ruth Knight Bonnie McGregor Catherine Miller Dorothy Batchelder Marcia Kensinger Betty Ann Ericksen Jean Fahrney Ruth Hardiman Jean Elder and Engel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Engel
Linden Drive
Engel
Jean Thompson
Ruth Knight
Bonnie McGregor
Catherine Miller
Dorothy Batchelder
Marcia Kensinger
Betty Ann Ericksen
Jean Fahrney
Ruth Hardiman
Jean Elder
Riordan Hosts Stag Dinner Before Jacksonville Move
John Riordan grandson of Mr and Mrs Edward C Clark 2483 Grande avenue SE hosted a stag dinner at his home Friday He plans to leave next week for Jacksonville Florida to resume studies at the Bolles school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Riordan
Edward C. Clark
Grande Avenue
John
Jacksonville
Fla
Bolles School
Pickford Family Return From Long Lake Vacation
Mr and Mrs Roswell H Pickford and their sons David and Tommy return home after a vacation at Long Lake Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Pickfords
Roswell H. Pickford
Forest Drive
David and
Tommy
Long Lake, Wis
Mount Vernon Woman Honors Miss Hrdlicka Shower
Dorothy Hrdlicka bride elect of September was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. R. B. Wolfe in Mount Vernon. Guests from Cedar Rapids Denver and Anoka shared favorite recipes and memories during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Hrdlicka
R. B. Wolfe
Mount Vernon
Pauline O’connor
Viola Hanry
Winifred Wiley
Wilma Myers
Angeline Melsa
Edward J. Filip
Joe Roeder
Harold Hall
Bud Jenkinson
Cedar Rapids
Robert Gunn
Denver, Colo
Arnold Koons
Anoka
Minn
Sadileks Host Surprise Dinner for Mrs Maud R Smith
Mr and Mrs Robert L Sadilek entertained at a surprise family dinner Thursday night honoring Mrs Maud R Smith on her seventieth birthday. Four generations attended and gifts were presented to Mrs Smith by the hosts and by J W Howe John C Palmer Kathryn Jack Howe Margot Donnie Palmer and Bobbie Sadilek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Sadilek
D Avenue NE
Mrs. Haney and son return from Clear Lake
Mrs. J. R. Haney and her son Jackie came home Saturday after spending the summer at Clear Lake. They reside at 2220 Upland Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Haney
Clear Lake
J. R. Haney
Upland Drive
Jackie
Z C B J drill team hosts evening of games
Miss Emma Cuhel and Mrs. Ben Drahovzal entertained the Z C B J drill team of the Pivateers Wednesday night at 1313 Second street SE. Bridge and 500 were played with prizes won by Esther Nezerka and Ben Feisler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pivateers
Emma Cuhel
Ben Drahovzal
Second Street
Esther Nezerka
Ben Feisler
Frank Brejcha
Ed R. Kuba
Ed Machacek
Jerry Drahovzal
Nancy
Clyde Markham
Melvin Doc
Mrs Cleator Hostess for Larco Club Picnic
Mrs John Cleator Jr hosted Larco club at Ellis Park on Wednesday with a picnic dinner at noon and banco prizes awarded to Mrs Vance Richardson and Mrs Dorothy Crow. A presentation gift was given to Mrs Richardson, formerly Miss Hope Lenore Lacy. Next meeting set with Mrs R A Lacy on September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cleator, Jr
Second Avenue SW
Larco Club
Ellis Park
Banco
Vance Richardson
Dorothy Crow
Club
Richardson
Hope Lenore Lacy
R. A. Lacy
Ellis Boulevard NW
Esther Payne Muenzer to perform with Chicago orchestra
Esther Payne Muenzer of Iowa City, a pianist, will play in a Cedar Rapids musical on Sept. 10 and later join the women's symphony orchestra for a Grant Park concert in Chicago Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Payne Muenzer
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Women’s Symphony Orchestra
Grant Park
Chicago
England Twins Fifth Birthday at Grandmother’s Home
Jacquelyn and Jocelyn England, twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne England, celebrated their fifth birthday Thursday afternoon at grandmother Mrs. G C Schaerer’s home. The party featured yellow and green decorations, a Tech test cake, games, and favors, with guests including Gary England and several Clark and Darrow family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacquelyn
Jocelyn England
Wayne EB
England
G Avenue NW
G. C. Schaerer
Owen Darrow
Gary England
Patrick Clark
Jerry Clark
Geneva
Patricia
Bonnie Sandboe
Dixie Lee Darrow
Freda Sheronick
Billy Welty
Fay Clark
Mrs. England
Darrow
Mrs Earhart Hosts for Mrs Robert McNabney
Mrs Charles Earhart entertained at 402 Avenue NW Wednesday from 2 to 5 honoring Mrs Robert McNabney who with Mr McNabney recently returned from a two months visit with relatives in Ireland and England. Guests included Maltese Cross circle members of the Kings Daughters and Mesdames W C Benesh B B Russell F F Russell Peter McCracken S R Vedder H C Underhill Ada Baldwin Della Chadima Esther Swanson and Miss Kate Christensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Earhart
402 Avenue NW
Robert McNabney
Mr. McNabney
Ireland
England
Maltese Cross Circle
King’s Daughters
W. C. Benesh
B. B. Russell
F. F. Russell
Peter McCracken
S. R. Vedder
Malta Chapter O. E. S. to Meet Tonight
Malta chapter No. 415 O. E. S. will hold its first fall meeting tonight at 8 in the Masonic hall with refreshments and a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Masonic Hall
Picnic Supper Honored Miss Cecelia Conway in California Visit
Mrs. Robert Conway and Mrs. Joseph Kotek hosted a Wednesday picnic supper at Dan Conway's home for Miss Cecelia Conway of Pasadena. Robert Conway showed moving pictures and Joe Shramek played accordion. The guests included numerous Conway, Shramek, Svec, Sojka, Kotek, Suchomel, Tichy, Melichar, Hillmer, Keneney, Matias, and Mercer families. Miss Cecelia Conway left Saturday with Miss Marjorie Perley for California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Conway
Joseph Kotek
Dan Conway
Cecelia Conway
Pasadena
Calif
Joe Shramek
Miss Conway
Marjorie Perley
California
Leonard Sojka
Frank Shramek
Evelyn Shramek
Joseph Svec
Bessie Sash
W. M. Weber
Joe Kotek
John Sojka
Wes Suchomel
Charles Tichy
Frank Melichar
Henry Hillmer
Maurice Keneney
Mary Matias
Leona Mercer
Shower Honors Miss Viola Hanry Before Sept. 11 Wedding
Mrs. Mary Drapela hosted a Glow room Shower Tuesday evening at 1010 Nineteenth Street SE honoring Miss Viola Hanry who will wed Leon Drapela on September 11. About one hundred guests attended as Patricia and Jackie Sedlacek provided entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Drapela
Nineteenth Street
Viola Hanry
Leon Drapela
Patricia
Jackie Sedlacek
Milo J. Sedlacek
Pythian Sisters Meet in Winter Temple No 78
Winter temple No 78 of the Pythian Sisters met Thursday night with visitor Miss Lavinia Forsythe of Mount Prospect. Reports were read by Mesdames Alta Robertson and Julia Yearick, delegates to the Grand temple at Marshalltown. Past Grand Chiefs Bertha Buffington and Lavinia Forsythe were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Temple
Lavinia Forsythe
Mount Prospect
Alta Robertson
Julia Yearick
Grand Temple
Marshalltown
Bertha Buffington
Lavinia
Reports on Grand Temple and Supreme Temple Meeting
Sythe and Effie Parsons described the Grand temple while Mrs Buffington and Miss For sythe reported on the Supreme temple in Chicago in early August. After the meeting Keane was played with prizes to Mrs Gladys Rohn Mr Buchan and Mrs Veverka. Mrs Viola Kopecky assisted by Mesdames Olga Griffin Viana Dahn and Beck provided refreshments. An invitation was extended to the grand chief of Town to conduct a school of instruction for district deputies in Cedar Rapids Sept 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sythe
Effie Parsons
Grand Temple
Buffington
Miss Forsythe
Supreme Temple
Chicago
Keane
Gladys Rohn
Buchan
Veverka
Viola Kopecky
Olga Griffin
Viana Dahn
Beck
Cedar Rapids
National Council of Catholic Women Set to Meet
The National Council of Catholic Women will meet Sunday at 2 p m in St Patrick s school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council OF Catholic Women
St. Patrick's School
Meyns Host Dinner Party With Yellow White Decor
Mr and Mrs H G Meyn and daughter Margaret hosted a dinner at 1211 Sixth Street NW. Guests included Vernon Sten, Mrs J W Platz, Harold F Meyn and daughter Nancy Lou, and Ernest E Meyn with son Georgie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Meyn
Margaret
Sixth Street
Vernon Sten
J. W. Platz
Harold F. Meyn
Nancy Lou
Ernest E. Meyn
Georgie
Robs Motorist Of $72 And His Car On Iowa Highway
In Council Bluffs Iowa a well dressed hitchhiker robbed John B. Van Harlin Jr an airplane mechanic from Tenafly New Jersey of 72 dollars and his car on US 6 about eight miles east of the city. Van Harlin said the man about 24 stole the wallet and licenses and forced him out. A Council Bluffs officer suffered minor injuries in pursuit and investigators noted the suspect’s clothes and appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
John B. van Harlin, Jr
Tenafly
N. J
van Harlin
U. S. Highway No. 6
Davenport
A. L. Watson
New Jersey
Boy Beats Death In 260 Mile Police Escort Race
Teen Richard Gonya of Millinocket Maine suffering spinal meningitis wins a 260 mile dash aided by police escorts from Maine New Hampshire and Massachusetts. A five hour 19 minute transfer from Bangor to Roxbury Massachusetts with his uncle Dr Clarence Ryan accompanying. He was rushed to Roxbury with condition critical after four weeks in Bangor hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Mass
INS
Richard Gonya
Millinocket
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Bangor
Richard
Clarence Ryan
Springfield
Gonya
Portland
Portsmouth
N. H
Two Men Injured At Quaker Oats Plant
Accidents at the Quaker Oats company plant, within thirty minutes of each other, sent two employees to St Luke's hospital Friday afternoon. Charles Dahlem, 52, of 517 Ninth street NW, suffered a compound fracture of the right forearm about 2 30 while applying a belt to machinery in the milling department. Wilbur Chase, 37, of 1027 J avenue NW, fell from a scaffold while painting and incurred an injury to his foot about 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker Oats Company
St. Luke's Hospital
Charles Dahlem
Ninth Street NW
Wilbur Chase
J Avenue NW
Iowa County Refunding Bonds Sold At Low Rate
Iowa County refunded bonds with a face value of 62000 sold Saturday to the Des Moines National Bank and White-Phillips of Davenport at par plus 65 premium and 134 percent interest. The bonds, first issued in 1909 for bridge work, had accrued over 300000 in interest since 1909, with 1919 refunding at 5 percent. The next lowest bid came from Carton Belt and Polk Peterson of Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
Iowa County
Iowa Des Moines National Bank
White-Phillips Corporation
Davenport
Carleton Belt
Polk-Peterson
Des Moines
Auto Toll Decline in 1938 Motor Fatalities
The census bureau reported a 19 percent drop in motor vehicle deaths in 130 major cities during the first 34 weeks of 1938 versus 1937. fatalities totaled 4,909 in 1938 compared with 6,039 in 1937, indicating improved road safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Census Bureau
Park Wilson Funeral To Be Held Sunday In Marengo
Funeral services for Park Wilson owner of the Draport Inn near Cedar Rapids will be held at 2 PM Sunday at the Methodist church in Marengo. Rev F Paul Hladky will conduct the service, following his Thursday night death from injuries in an automobile accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
Park Wilson
Cedar Rapids
F. Paul Hladky
Marengo Presbyterian Church
Endurance and age in racing and crime paroled
A scientific note discusses race endurance showing older men win long distances, with examples from Cannon and Nurmi. It also notes public blame for parole revocation and the role of education in forming firm opinions, citing classic training and its limits.
Calling All Dogs by Terhune
Albert Payson Terhune questions the fairness of dog licenses noting Britain’s 1796 origin and US variations from one to several dollars per year. He observes gender-based fee disparities and argues dogs provide utilitarian value beyond taxation, while many readers see the tax as unjust and fatal if unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Payson
Terhune
England
Europe
United States
Great Britain
America
Youth burned by high tension wire near Atkins
Christian Niedermayer Jr., 19, of 1234 Lake Avenue NE, was in critical condition at St. Luke's hospital after a Friday incident near the Fred Schminke farm one mile from Atkins. He climbed a dismantled box car to raise a line, brushing his left thigh against a telephone wire and fell, injuring his thigh shoulder and head. The shock sparked ringing telephones in Atkins. Niedermayer worked for Victor H. Carroll of Quasqueton, who buys old box cars for farm sheds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Niedermayer, Jr
Lake Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Fred Schminke
Atkins
Red Ball Road
Niedermayer
Young Niedermayer
Victor H. Carroll
Quasqueton
Rock Island Railroad
Don't Doubt This Man's Prowess
In New York a 25 year old, George Rojabige, leaped fully clothed from a ferry into New York bay and swam a mile to shore before a launch recovered him. He began telling passengers of his Staten Island swim, and police arrested him for disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Rojabige
New York Bay
Rojabige
Staten Island
Red Reflector Banners Moved to Rear Of Cars
Police urge drivers to place fair promotion banners on rear bumpers after complaints that front displays mislead night drivers. Traffic Sergt Hughes to enforce request. Chamber official John W. Beck says banner supply is exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Vinch
Sergt. Hughes
Traffic Department
John W. Beck
The
Chamber of Commerce
Agent Slaninger Transferred Between Iowa Offices
Paul Slaninger of Perry, an Alcohol Tax Unit agent, moves from Mason City to the Cedar Rapids district as assistant to Ed Miller. A 1931 University of Iowa College of Law graduate, he succeeds M. G. de Finck, reassigned to Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Slaninger
Perry
Alcohol Tax Division
Federal
Mason City
Cedar Rapids
Ed Miller
Slaninger
University of Iowa College of Law
M. G. de Finck
Des Moines
City Briefs and Personals Highlights
Frank Hunter at Mount Mercy academy Glenn Speight of West Branch and Newt Butler of 720 Sixth Street SE left Thursday for a weeklong fishing trip at Little Boy Lake Minnesota. A bag found on First Avenue East between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets was reported lost valued at 15 dollars. A brown and white springer spaniel named Toby is missing. The public library substation at the Community House will close Tuesday September 6 and reopen the following Tuesday. A prowler disturbance at 2:30 to 5 a.m. was reported near a rear yard by Clarence Hendricks. Louis Ruppert, Navy pharmacist's mate, is visiting his Iowa City parents on ten day leave from San Diego. Royal H Holbrook returned from Des Moines after forty six Iowa history talks at the state fair and will speak at local events on Labor Day. Joseph Tomas, 24 of Buffalo NY, was arrested for vagrancy at a tavern on Thirty-second Street SE after the proprietor reported him as too tough to handle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hunter
Mount Mercy Academy
Glenn Speight
West Branch
Newt Butler
Sixth Street SE
Little Boy Lake
Minn
Louis R. Ruppert
U.S. Navy
William G. Ruppert
East Park Road
Iowa City
Naval Hospital
San Diego
Calif
Royal H. Holbrook
Des Moines
Iowa
First Methodist Church
Washington
Morley
Joseph Tomas
Buffalo
N. Y
Thirty-second Street
Tomas
Attorney George R. Liddle to speak for Legion post on WMT
Cedar Rapids attorney George R. Liddle will address the American Legion Hanford post on WMT Sunday from 10 30 to 10 45 a m His talk titled Formulating Legion Policy covers the recent Davenport state convention and post meeting activities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Liddle
Cedar Rapids
American Legion
Hanford Post
WMT
Veterans Reunion For AEF Second Division Held At Glad Brook
Veterans of the American Expeditionary Forces Second Division are invited to an informal reunion picnic Sunday at Glad Brook. Those attending should call Harry Corot at 2-4069 or 2-5425 for transportation arrangements.
Mother Attends Son's Golden Wedding
Mr and Mrs Vincent Watson of Council Bluffs marked fifty years of marriage with his mother present. Mrs Mary Watson 90 of Shenandoah attended the golden wedding observance in Council Bluffs Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
INS
Vincent Watson
Mary Watson
Shenandoah
Inquest Ordered Into Death Of Mrs Dings At Spider Lake
TRAVERSE CITY Mich UP Coroner Eugene Lampoon ordered an inquest into the death of Mrs Peter Conrad Dings 36 wife of a millionaire banker and oil man found dead in bed at her Spider lake estate. The body shows a bruised face but authorities say death likely a natural heart attack. Dings was in Toronto where he has banking interests. He formerly treasurer of North American Light and Power and Illinois Power and Light and now sits as director of the Federal Reserve bank Oklahoma City and the Chicago Trust Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traverse City
Mich
Eugene Lampoon
Peter Conrad Dings
Spider Lake
Dings
Toronto
North American Light and Power Company
Illinois Power and Light Corporation
Federal Reserve Bank of
Oklahoma City
Chicago Trust Com
Oklahoma Oil
Chicago
Vasa Order District Session Opens Today in Cedar Rapids
One hundred delegates and visitors are expected in Cedar Rapids for the twenty-second annual convention of the Iowa Nebraska district No. 17 of the Vasa Order of America at the Roosevelt hotel. Activities include an 8 p.m. welcome, Sunday church services, banquets, speeches by Mayor Frank Hahn and B Ll Wick, and district officers from Davenport Des Moines Sioux City and Cherokee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa-Nebraska
Vasa Order of America
Roosevelt Hotel
Omaha
Sioux City
Cherokee
Des Moines
Davenport
Frank K. Hahn
H. C. Kullander
Norden Lodge
Hahn
Ivar Olson
Dempsy Jones
Saron Lutheran Church
Second Avenue
Third Street
B. Ll.Wick
Henry Scherer
First Lutheran Church
Maude Anderson
Sigurd Nelson
J .A. Jones
S. Swanson
F. E. Sieborg
Oscar Anderson
Meriden
August A. Peterson
Eric Carlson
Aurelia
C. M. Ahlgren
Carl Wahlman
Marie Carlson
Children’s Club
Colesburg Boy Sells 4-H Champ at Manchester For 163
A 13 year old Delaware county farm boy Virgil Wessell of Colesbury topped the 4 H club livestock auction at the Manchester fair with a 1125 pound Hereford selling for 15 a hundredweight to Rath Packing company Waterloo securing 163.69 dollars profit after shrink and fees. Fifty four calves were sold with an average price of 9.65 per hundredweight and buyers included Rath Packing D E May Manchester and others. Auction was led by W D Mitchell Waubeek with help from local 4 H leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Delaware County
Virgil Wessell
Colesbury
Rath Packing Company
Waterloo
Wessell
Rath
Weiler Brothers
Ryan
Jim Cramer
Delhi
Russell Holthaus
O. A. Hockaday
D. E. May
Democrats Back All Party Choices in Nominating Campaign
Democratic congressional and senate campaign groups pledge to support any Democratic nominee in congressional races regardless of Roosevelt’s liberal republican remark. Victor Harding of the Democratic National Congressional Campaign Committee says the committee will aid any Democrat once nominated. Senator Fred Brown states the Senate committee will back all Democrats except in extraordinary circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ins
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Victor Harding
Democratic National Congressional Campaign Committee
Democratic National Congressional Committee
Congress
Fred Brown
N. H
Californian Named Deputy Governor of Farm Credit Agency
Governor W. S. Myers announced the appointment of Dr. E. A. Stokdyk of Berkeley California as deputy governor of the farm credit administration. He will come to Washington on leave from his post as president of the Berkeley Bank for Cooperatives and will oversee research and extension work in cooperative marketing and purchasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. S. Myers
E. A. Stokdyk
Berkeley
Calif
Farm Credit Administration
Dr. Stokdyk
Berkeley Bank For Cooperatives
Births Born to Mr and Mrs Oren Travis in Mount Vernon
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Oren Travis of Mount Vernon on September 2 at Mercy Hospital. The infant's sex is a girl and both mother and baby are reported in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oren Travis
Mount Vernon
At. Mercy, Hospi
NLRB Hearing Into Maytag Labor Fight Idle Until Tuesday
Trial examiner Madison Hill set to reopen NLRB hearings on the Maytag labor dispute Tuesday after a Labor Day adjournment. Friday witnesses included Jesse James, L. A. Russell, and F. E. Simmerman, with testimony on plant occupation denial, volunteer deputy sheriffs, and halted shipments of washing machine parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Madison Hill
National Labor Relations Board
Maytag Washing Machine Company
Wheat Export Plan Extended To Flour
The agriculture department will pay indemnities to exporters to push flour sales abroad up to 5,000,000 barrels under the wheat export program. Indemnities cover the gap between domestic and foreign prices. Exporters must report each sale and apply to the Surplus Commodities Corporation. FSCC has bought 4,823,869 bushels of wheat and resold 1,849,597 bushels for export. Exporters have until Aug 15, 1939 to export flour and receive payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
FSCC
Lisbon man jailed for 3 months over alcohol fueled crash
Leonard Pieper age 22 of Lisbon pled guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Judge H C Ring imposed a three month county jail sentence effective Aug 27 and banned Pieper from driving for three months after a Saturday night crash on highway 30 near the east city limits that left Mrs. Schnell injured. The other driver was William Schnell Route No 4 Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Pieper
Lisbon
H. C. Ring
Pieper
William Schnell
Divorce Decree Filed After Three Years
Judge H. C. Ring granted Bernice Hepker a divorce from Ocie Hepker. The decree, ordered at a hearing on August 10, 1935, was filed with court clerk Ed Lundquist on a Saturday. The couple married June 20, 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Bernice Hepker
Ocie Hepker
Ed Lundquist
Ring
Florence Baughman Seeks Name Restoration in Iowa Divorce
Florence Louise Baughman files for divorce from Charles Wesley Baughman on cruelty grounds, seeking restoration of her maiden name Florence Louise Maxfield. The couple wed at Cedar Rapids on February 14, 1932. Other filings include Jennie Hoover versus George Hoover and Blossom J Hall versus James G Hall with name restorations requested as Blossom June Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Louise Baughman
Charles Wesley Baughman
Cedar Rapids
Florence Louise Maxfield
Jennie Hoover
George ¥. Hoover
Iowa Cit
Blossom J. Hall
Marion
James G. Hall
Aledo
Ill
Hall
Blossom June Moore
Central City Driver Fined For No License After Collision
R M Crookshank 28 of Central City was fined 10 dollars and costs by Justice H R Churchill after a Friday evening crash between his car and a Central City Produce truck. Sheriff James H Smith reported Crookshank was based in. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Crookshank
Central City
Justice H. R. Churchill
Crookshank
James H. Smith
Central City Produce Company
Partnership filings and probate actions in Cedar Rapids and local records
A certificate of limited partnership for Mor Laboratories Ltd of Cedar Rapids lists M. O. Reiff as general partner and Milo A. Chehak as limited partner. Articles of partnership between A. W. Weiss and Jess Wickham for Instant Auto and Tire service filed. Cecil Loyd Holloway, who died July 30, probate admitted by Judge H. C. Ring. Opal Irene Holloway named executrix and beneficiary. will dated November 30, 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mor Laboratories, Ltd
Cedar Rapids
Dempsy Jones
M. O. Reiff
Milo A. Chehak
A. W. Weiss
Jess Wickham
Instant Auto
Cecil Loyd Holloway
H. C. Ring
Opal Irene Holloway
Funeral Services for Alexander Vaillancour
Funeral services for Alexander Vaillancour will be held in the Turner chapel at 2 p.m. Sunday with Walter Staves of the First Congregational church officiating. Interment will be in Linwood. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Vaillancour
Turner Chapel
Walter Staves
First Congregational Church
Eri
Linwood Ce
All Iowa Fair Opens With Military Camp Setup
Guardsmen prepare to occupy a camp at the fairgrounds with a screened kitchen tent and army mess facilities. A display of armored cars and heavy artillery will be shown at the concrete dance pavilion as the third All Iowa Fair begins by Sunday noon.
Newton CIO Member Fined On Criminal Syndicalism Count
Siebert Chesnutt, one of eleven CIO members charged in Jasper County related to the Maytag labor dispute, pleaded guilty to criminal syndicalism. Judge Homer A Fuller fined him 300 dollars and costs or 90 days in jail, suspended with parole to County Attorney Luther M Carr. The judge cited outsider influence and stressed a warning to deter future violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Cio
Newton
Siebert Chesnutt
CIO
Jasper County Grand Jury
Maytag
Homer A Fuller
Chesnutt
Luther M. Carr
Fuller
Jasper County
Linn County PWA Talks Probe Reapportioning Road Grants
Linn County officials met with regional PWA representatives in Omaha to discuss shifting grants for road surfacing 24120 dollars and grading 42453 dollars. County engineers argued for reallocating more funds to surfacing as some roads were graded under prior county programs. Officials foresee a favorable view and will follow up after current work begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Omaha
PWA
Elmer M. Seevell
W. H. Behrens
Frank Buckner
Robert M. Vesely
Behrens
Lin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Arendts
Mr. Niles
Sadileks
Maud R. Smith
Mrs. Cleator
Amy
Mrs. Earhart
N. G. Meyns
Boy
Walter B. Cannon
Harvard
Nurmi
DeMar
Alcohol Tax Unit
F. W. Caviness
Seventh Avenue SE
First Avenue E
Sixteenth
Seventeenth Streets
Leslie Johnson
Oelwein
Toby
J. T. Grayson
Eighteenth Street
Clarence Hendricks
Liddle
Son
VASA
Colesburg
Democrat
Farm Credit Agency
NLRB
Court House News
Vaillancour
Cedar Rapias
Alia
R.T. Hudson
5Th ST
7Th Ave
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