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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1939

Page

19

Engagement and Upcoming Wedding of Miss Furman

Mrs. Rose Furman of Belle Plaine announces the engagement of her daughter Dorothy to Chester A. Jeffrey of Cedar Rapids. The wedding is set for Sunday at the bride’s mother home. Dorothy Furman attended Newhall high school and Chester Jeffrey attended Cedar Rapids schools. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids.

Rose Furman Belle Plaine Dorothy Chester A. Jeffrey Cedar Rapids Miss Furman Newhall Mr. Jeffrey

Peiffers Return From Okoboji Vacation

Mr and Mrs Leo P Peiffer and their son Leo returned from Lake Okoboji where they were guests of Mrs Peiffer s parents Mr and Mrs C J Mikesh at their summer home They joined Mrs Peiffer for the Labor Day weekend after spending most of the summer with the Mikeshs at their residence in SE Des Moines.

Leo P. Peiffer Upland Drive Leo Lake Okoboji

Mrs DeFore and daughters visit Donald DeFore in NYC

Mrs J E DeFore of 830 Seventh Avenue SE and her daughters Virginia and Marilyn left Saturday for a two week trip to New York City to visit her son Donald DeFore.

J. E DeFore Seventh Avenue SE Virginia Marilyn New York City

Service Circle meeting revised day and host

The Service Circle of King's Daughters will meet Thursday at 1 pm with Mrs Raymond A Reid at 512 Knollwood Drive SE for a paid luncheon and business meeting, not Friday as previously published.

King’s Daughters Raymond A. Reid Knollwood Drive

Miss Minna Wikoff Returns from Chicago

Miss Minna Wikoff of Greene Hall returned Wednesday after spending the summer in Chicago with her father.

Minna Wikoff Chicago Greene Hall

Ingram Bixlers Return From Clear Lake Season

Mr and Mrs Ingram Bixler of 2392 Blake boulevard SE have returned home after a season spent at their summer residence on the north shore of Clear Lake.

Ingram Bixler Blake Boulevard Clear Lake

Puckett Family Guests From Pomona Visit Midwest

Guests at the home of Mr and Mrs B P Puckett 2400 Bever Avenue SE include Mrs C H Puckett and Misses Ermine and Lucille Puckett of Pomona California. They have been visiting in Tow a and in Chicago Heights Illinois.

B. P Puckett Bever Avenue Mr Puckett C. H. Puckett Ermine and Lucille Puckett Pomona Calif Towa Chicago Heights

Tenth Andrews Templeton reunion held at Rock Island

The tenth annual Andrews Templeton reunion gathered Sunday at Rock Island Illinois. Officers elected include Worth Andrews president Jessie Reid vice president Lisle Andrews treasurer Helen Cook secretary Nellie Andrews corresponding secretary and Alice Bickel historian. Relatives from multiple towns attended along with guests Charles Jones Ruth and Ruby and other family members.

Andrews- Templeton Rock Island Worth Andrews Jessie Reid Lisle Andrews Helen Cook Nellie Andrews Alice Bickel Taylor Ridge Illinois Andalusia Ames Riverside Rhode Island Anamosa University Park Cedar Rapids Charles Jones

Junior Hadassah Opens Meeting At YWCA Tonight

The opening meeting of Junior Hadassah is set for tonight at the YWCA. Nadine Subotnik, the new president, will preside as important business is transacted.

Junior Hadassah Gat the Ywca Nadine Subotnik

Zamastil Hosts Hendricksons on Idaho Wyoming Idaho Visit

Mr and Mrs Wesley H Zamastil of 1617 A Street SW welcomed Mr and Mrs Leo Hendrickson and Carl Hendrickson of Honolulu over the weekend. The Hendricksons, brothers of Mrs Zamastil, are on vacation and plan to return to work on the west coast after visiting in Idaho Wyoming North Dakota Minnesota and Iowa.

Wesley H. Zamastil Leo Hendrickson Carl Hendrickson Honolulu T. H the Messrs Hendrickson Zamastil Idaho Wyoming North Dakota Minnesota Towa

Mc Namara Family Reunion Held at Bever Park Pavilion

The annual Mc Namara family reunion was held Sunday in Bever park pavilion with a picnic dinner and program of speeches. Eileen McNamara and Maxine Lefebvre presided. Officers elected were: President, Dora

McNamara Bever Park Pavilion Eileen McNamara Maxine Lefebvre Dora

Local Officials Named In Civic Meeting Roles

Gibney serves as vice president Josephine Stover is treasurer Mary Ellen Boland holds the treasurer post Relatives from Cedar Rapids Fairfax Springville Norway Watkins Covington and Minneapolis attended the event.

Gibney Josephine Stover Mary Ellen Boland Cedar Rapids Fairfax Springville Norway Watkins, Covington Minneapolis

Barabara Spacek Celebrates Fifth Birthday at Home

Mrs. Richard Spacek honored her daughter Barbara Sue Spacek on her fifth birthday with a Saturday afternoon party. Guests included Beverly Spacek Dorothy Topinka Gladys Topinka Helen Travnichek Stanley Travnichek Frankie Machek Charlotte Barnard and Ronnie Stoner of Iowa City. Mrs Spacek was assisted by her sisters Mrs Bernard Stoner of Iowa City and Mrs E R Dautremont.

Barbara Sue Richard Spacek Beverly Spacek Dorothy Gladys Topinka Helen Stanley Travnichek Frankie Machek Charlotte Mary Barnard Ronnie B. Stoner Iowa City Spacek Bernard Stoner E.R Dautremont

City Briefs And Personals Highlights Local Life

Social notices cover a St Ludmila church chicken dinner schedule and a Sun day Reid Mathery reunion in Anamosa state park. Local leanings include marriages, bankruptcies, theft reports, a bank repurposes, and University of Iowa appointments.

Cedar Rapids Reid-Mathery Anamosa State Park

Accident Cases Treated at Mercy Hospital

Four accident cases were treated at Mercy hospital Sunday reports Tuesday. Mrs. John Marsh of 5000 avenue NW injured her right knee and left elbow after falling from a porch. Charles Havlik of 92 Twenty-first street SW had lacerations from a fishhook in his hand. Don Hite of 224 Third avenue SW sustained injuries.

Mercy Hospital John Marsh 5000 Avenue NW Charles Havlik Twenty-first Street Don Hite Third Avenue

Smiths mark 60 years on Cedar Rapids land

Myr and J Frank Smith of 2309 Mount Vernon avenue SE celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary with a family dinner open house and church reception. Smith, born 1854, has lived on the same Cedar Rapids land for 82 years while Mrs Smith came to the city in 1868. Relatives from Chicago Huntington Park Calif Eminence Mo Washington DC and Darlington Wis join 13 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren for the event.

United Brethren Church Myr J. Frank Smith Mount Vernon Avenue Kate Fritz Seventeenth Street Mary McGowan Huntington Park Calif Cora FE Lyon Chicago Fritz McGowan Smith Lyon Cedar Rapids JS. Ely Mrs Smith Mr. Smith Washington School Charles Laurance Mount Vernon Cedar River North Western Clinton Third Avenue Sydney G Smith David T. Blose Gladys Smith Washington, DC Herbert A. O'Neill Darlington Wis Smiths Billy Paeth Ralph Pactd Daniels Street

Local Injuries At Home And Community Notices

Injuries were minor for Kathleen Foss who stepped on a nail at 619 Fifteenth Street SE. Dr P O French of Cedar Rapids named chair of the industrial and institutional committee of the Iowa Society of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons. Dr Kert H Rice named chair of the constitution and by laws committee for 1939 1940. A card from B L Wick, Cedar Rapids tourist stranded by war, was received by John M Mitchell of 211 Fifteenth Street SE. Wick hoped to book passage on an American ship after British liner passage was canceled. Theft reported of a purse containing 15 dollars from Kozy Inn No 2 at 1004 First Avenue FE. item valued at 10 dollars additional. Mrs Fred Hunt of 1014 Second Avenue SE left purse in booth then found gone 15 minutes later. Knights of Columbus program directed by Misses Lorene and Arlene England featured Milo Glass and Joan Koehler guitar duets and the four England sisters Rachel Lorene Arlene and Vea provided vocal and guitar selections. Refreshments followed.

P. O French Cedar Rapids Iowa Society of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons Kert H. Rice Rolla Hook Logan B. L. Wick John M. Mitchell Fifteenth Street SE Inversnaid Scotland Wick Kozy Inn No. 2 First Avenue FE Fred Hunt Second Avenue SE Lorene Arlene England Knights of Columbus Milo Glass Joan Koehler England Rachel Arlene Vea

Dog found dead after Mrs McComas returns home

Mrs McComas reports leaving for downtown while her dog remained tethered on a porch leash. Upon return the animal was dead in the yard with the leash untied and the porch door open, though no forced entry was evident. The incident prompted a police inquiry.

Two Men Arrested for Prowling on First Street NE

Police arrested Ernest Ralston and Verle Taylor on A avenue between First and Second streets NE after passersby reported prowling. Both men were intoxicated and had whisky, but detectives found nothing missing from the cars and they were released the next day.

First Street Ernest Ralston C Avenue NE Verle Taylor Sixth Street First and Second Streets

Chiropractic Status For Study Club Review

Dr. L. M. Rogers of Webster City, secretary treasurer of the National Chiropractic association, discussed chiropractic status in the United States, Alaska, and Hawaii at Linn County Chiropractors study club in Cedar Rapids. Attendees included doctors F Lo Minick, Henry Schor, F J Prout, James O Kerr, A W Navratil, and couples from Waverly DeWitt and La Porte. A local committee was named to arrange the Iowa Chiropractors association convention at the Montrose hotel in Cedar Rapids. Oct 89.

L. M. Rogers Webster City National Chiropractic Association United States Alaska Hawaii Linn County Chiropractors Study Club Montrose Hotel F Lo Minick Henry Schor F. J Prout James O Kerr A. W. Navratil Cedar Rapids

Dog Poisoning Report in Clifton Sees Police Involvement

Clifton McComas reports his dog poisoned near 623 Sixth Avenue SE on Tuesday afternoon around 6 20 PM. Police were notified and are investigating the incident as a possible animal poisoning.

Clifton McComas Sixth Avenue SE

Unclear List of Doctors and Attendees

Fragment lists names including Doctors L L Dol son Hoyt Thomas F J Naibert B T McCready Clara B Dice Roe and Dr and Mrs Hl G Stitzle. No context or events provided for a complete summary.

L. L. Dolson Hoyt Thomas F. J. Naibert B. T. McCready Clara B. Dice Roe Hl. G. Stitzle

How Family of 5 Can Eat Well On $12 a Week

A Cedar Rapids Gazette readers guide presents a seven day menu for a family of five two adults and three children. It outlines daily meals including tomato juice prepared cereal toast milk coffee and dessert with cost estimates of about 1.67 per day.

Harvard

Frank Miles to Speak on Americ anism at Cedar Rapids Bureau

Frank Miles, editor of the Iowa Legionaire, will address the Young Men's Bureau of the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce on Ameri canism. The meeting is set for 615 p.m. Thursday at the Chamber. Guest speaker Walter Montgomery of Roosevelt High School is also billed as the bureau supported Boys State camp participant.

Frank Miles The Iowa Legionaire Young Men’s Bureau Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce Chamber Walter Montgomery Roosevelt High School Bureau American Legion

Permits Issued in August for Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids issued 293 building permits in August per building inspector O. L. Leefers. While August saw the most permits this year, total construction value fell to 166,592 from July’s 224,255. New dwellings started were 19 with 182 remodeled. electrical 223. plumbing 153. miscellaneous. Fees totaled 1,365.

Cedar Rapids O. L. Leefers

Red Cross Home Chapters Help Repatriate Americans

Midwestern branch and St. Louis office outline services home chapters may render for American citizens returning from Europe. Chapters may answer inquiries from ports of entry, aid in residence questions, and create local plans to receive and care for returning community residents, including farmers.

Red Cross American Red Cross St. Louis Europe Linn County Federal

City Considers Straight Time for Truck Drivers

The city tells the Teamsters union it will switch drivers to straight time pay and offer two weeks vacation, but keeps the dispute open. The current schedule shows drivers working 48 hours a week as talks continue.

Cty Couvinent Teamsters Union

City council eyes overtime cut in wage talks

A week included time and a half for overtime and double pay on Sundays and holidays. The council signaled willingness to grant the union's demands if drivers accept yearly pay with no overtime, while councilmen expect further union negotiations.

Rev Stephen Fritchman to Speak at Peoples Church

The Rev Stephen Hole Fritchman of Boston will speak at 8 tonight at Peoples Church. He reports on the American Unitarian Association conference held in San Francisco. He directs Unitarian Youth Commission and advises the Young People’s Religious Union.

Stephen Hole Fritchman Boston Peoples Church American Unitarian Association San Francisco My Fritchman Unitarian Youth Commission Young People's Religious Union Unitarian Fellowship of Social Justice

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Miss Dorotity Furman Leo P. Peiffers Okoboji Ingram Bixlers California BEB. P. Puckett Junior Nadassail Budget Beauty Shop Tiird Avenue SE Mrs. Spacek St. Ludmila Oren J. Troxel Vinton Arthur C Swanson Winthrop Minn Ellen Fisch Mankato Justice W. A. Ball Marie Minninger Marvin Hanson Justice I. R, Churchill West Highlands Community Club Cleveland School Glenn H Herrick Muscatine Ellis Park Golf Course al Stieger Ellis Boulevard Wallonian Camp Conservation Board of Directors George H. Cockburn, Jr Twenty-seventh Street Infantry Reserve 349Th Infantry Carl Hoff First Christian Church Hammond Ind Sunshine Mission Mr Hoff Oak Grove Christian Church Shellsburg Cedar Rapids Division B.A R.E Gas Company Perry Hicks Glenn Moore Harold Terry Carl W. Jacobson J. FE. Wilde Sixteenth Avenue First Avenue Eighth Tenth Streets Jacobson Wilde Leo Lustic Thirty-sixth Street SE Stearns and Hines Third Street SE Lustic Seventh Avenue Thomas Scherrebeck W. J. Scherrebeck Scherrebeck University of Iowa FUR Shop Dial Gazette Photo Kathleen Foss Fifteenth Street Wicked Lovely Lady Tro Duchess First Ave Bishop's Cedar Rapids Gazette Brosh Chapel Hi Inoue Ofwrorier Wier Murrir Frank A. Brosh Third St. SE Stephen Fritchman American Institute of Laundering Foo Young Mishroom Canton Cafe I'S FOO Young Wits Tees Eee Big 4
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