Mrs Wickersham Complimented At Several Affairs
Mrs Chase Wickersham of Los Angeles California visits Rapids resident, honored at multiple gatherings. Guests include Mr and Mrs Marx Linden Drive SE and Mrs Coquillette. Mrs Sheehy hosts a luncheon and a picnic supper in her honor with about twenty attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase Wickersham
Angeles
Calif
Cers Rapids
Marx
Linden Drive
SF Coquillette
Wine
E T Kerrins
Cer
Coquilette
Wickerswam
Oro Omer
Central City couple marked fortieth wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Bremer of Central City celebrated forty years of marriage with a Sunday gathering at their home. Relatives attending included Mr and Mrs Owen Bremer, Mr and Mrs Peter Bremer and their children Exelha and Glenn, and several other family members from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Bremer
Central City
Owen Bremer
Peter Bremer
Exelha
Glenn
Fremer
Joan
Tommy
Adam Evans
Walker
Vearl Nietert
Donna
Gerald
Corgon
Local Bridge Players To Receive Ranking
Local bridge players begin earning city state and national master points under a new ranking system by the American Bridge Association. George F Beattie, a member of the ILSBA, is cited as a career bridge master with city master status based on ten city points. The first fall city bridge tournament at the Roosevelt hotel is announced. Mary Berry of 382 25th Street SE announces the marriage of her daughter Maryone Ellen to Amos I Chapman of Surprise Nebraska. The ceremony was held at Grace Lutheran Church Davenport with Rex Clarence Johnson officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F Beattie
ILSBA
Roosevelt Hotel
Countes Club
Fall City Bridge
Mary K Berry
Twenty-fifth Street
Mariyone Ellen
Amos I
Chapman
J M Chapman
Grace Lutheran Church
Davenport
Rex Clarence Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Bishops
Washington High School
Quaker Oats
Baptist College
Grand Island
Drosshagen Renovating Company
Chicago
City Briefs And Personals
City notices report local church services and community events. A hospitality message lists morning worship at Shule Brethren church and a Friday sermon. Community ads mention a scheduled rally and a youth group gathering at the Free Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sardi
Seyed Brethren
Miss Brownell Honored At Alpha Gamma Delta Tea
Grace Brownell, recently elected grand second vice president, honored at a Cedar Rapids tea from 4 to 6 pm at the County club. Undergrads and alumnae contributed, with Mothers club and patronesses present. Nedra Arendts to present a gift. About seventy five expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Brownell
Alpha Gamma Delta
Quebec
Cedar Rapids
Broawnel
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club
Lester de Yarman
Nancy Shields
Nedra Arendts
Brownell
Clay Phillips
Engineering Dean Named Head of Lehigh University
Clem ent C. Williams dean of the college of engineering at University of Iowa was elected president of Lehigh University, succeeding Charles Russ Richards who resigned for health reasons. Williams, 53, will assume the post Oct. 1 after meetings with trustees. A Bryant, Indiana native, Williams is a University of Iowa graduate and author of engineering books. He is married with three children.
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Bethlehem
Clement C. Willams
College of Engineering
University of Iiona
Lehigh University
Charles Russ Richards
Williams
Dean Williams
Iowa
Bryant, i
University of Tinos
Midwest
University of Iowa
Gunman Uses Baby As Shield Captured After Car Chase
INDIANAPOLIS INS Frank Hines aka Frank Klize, 26, Chicago and Hammond gunman, used a kidnapped baby as a shield during a Friday rampage. State police pursued for five miles after a morning gun battle at Valley Mills nine miles south of Indianapolis but could not shoot because he held the child in the front seat of a stolen car before he was wounded and taken into custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
INS
Frank Klize
Frank Hines
Chicago
Hammond
Valley Mills
Woman Dies After Kerosene Explosion At Oelwein
Mrs Frank Lawrence aged 66 died at Oelwein hospital from burns suffered while trying to light a furnace fire with kerosene. She crawled upstairs to call her granddaughter Mardelle Hughbanks as flames enveloped her clothing. Survived by daughter Mrs C C Hughbanks and three grandchildren Violet Mardelle Barbara. Mr and Mrs Hughbanks run Lawrence Roofing Company, founded by Mr Lawrence who had died earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Frank Lawrence
Oelwein Hospital
Mardelle Hughbanks
C C Hughbanks
Violet
Mardelle
Barbara
Hughbanks
Lawrence Roofing Company
Lawrence
Finger Printing Of All Citizens Urged By Police Chief Tapper
Police Chief Ray S Tapper urged voluntary finger printing of citizens and school children to aid in preventing kidnappings. He called for perfection of printing methods and radio use to fight crime and argued compulsory finger printing of all citizens should come next. He criticized legal tricks and noted manpower and funding shortages in Cedar Raunds department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tapper
Ray S Tapper
High Twelve Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Incal Price Department
Ure Cedar Raunds
Savory Appetizer Ideas From Clever Home Institute Booklet
The Home Institute booklet Appetizers Hors d Oeuvres and Sandwiches offers hot and cold bites for parties. Recipes include Stuffed Mushrooms with tomato toast rounds, Ham Bouchees stuffed biscuits with ham mix, Shrimp in Bacon jackets, and Crab Temptations. A 40 page guide promises canapes hors d oeuvres beverages party sandwiches and savory butter menus with ordering coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Institute
Charge Overloaded Truckers Face False Bill of Lading
Three truckmen from State Center and Marshalltown were arraigned by Justice A. S. Reed on charges of driving overloaded trucks in Linn county. A H Bus of Marshalltown paid a $100 fine plus costs after evidence showed a falsified bill of lading to dodge proper license plates. Bos must pay the fine and obtain plates. Joseph Bos awaited final disposition on the same charge after Patrolman Rhodes presented a supposed false bill. Walter Mehlisch of State Center was fined $25 plus costs and ordered to obtain proper plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Center
Marshalltown
A. S. Reed
K W . Rhodes
Linn County
Rhodes
Bos
Joseph
A H
Walter Mehlisch
Name and address request form details
The item asks to print name and address plainly including street city and state for identification or mailing purposes. No additional context or individuals are provided.
Rhodes Leads Statewide Truck Overload Crackdown
The Highway Patrol arrested drivers as part of a statewide crackdown on overloaded trucks, a effort tied to ongoing enforcement by Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes
Highway Patrol
Auburn to Roll Out Diesel Motored Car
INDIANAPOLIS The Auburn builders plan a first commercial program of diesel motored automobiles to be marketed within months. Cord Corp will introduce the car produced at its Auburn Indiana plant and at Connersville Indiana with a new supercharger line and front wheel drive next season. Diesel motors from Cummins Engine Co of Columbus will power the car. Proponents cite lower fuel costs and no spark ignition as advantages. The article adds a science aside noting the sun’s internal temperature about 50 000 000 degrees and surface temperature near 6 000 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Auburn
Cord Corporation
Ind
Connersville
Ind Cord
Duesenberg
Cummins Engine Company
Columbus
Fragmented Grocery Price List Appears in OCR Snippet
An OCR fragment shows prices for various items: red 20c erel 19¢, 5 27¢, 24c 4e. The readable text suggests a shopping outlet with multiple cents values but lacks full item names or contexts.
Former Coe Student From Atkins Killed In Car Crash
Car overturn near Norway killed Carleton Wormer 20 of Atkins instantly from brain concussion. Passengers Elmer Schueler and Geraldine Koster escaped with bruises while heading to Norway ex roast celebration. Coroner Burrows ruled no inquest. fault cited as excessive speed on Lincoln highway turn. Wormer moved to Atkins five years ago from Center Point. 1932 Atkins HS grad. attended Coe College 1933. member of Coe military band at Roosevelt inauguration.
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Norway
Carleton Wormer
Harry Wormer
Atkins
Here
Elmer Schueler
Geraldine Koster
W A Koster
Newman's
Cedar Rapids
Wormer
Lincoln Highway
John Burrows
Belle Plaine
Center Point
Coe College
Coe
Roosevelt
Miss Mildred Metcalf Dies in Cedar Rapids at 66
Miss Mildred Metcalf of Chicago died at the home of her nephew G R McKeeley 215 Twentieth street NE Cedar Rapids at 1250 PM after a two year illness. Born in Winthrop June 3 1879 she had lived in Cedar Rapids three weeks. Surviving are sister Mrs. H H White niece Maxine White nephews B Id McKeeby and G R McKeeby half sister Mrs Hattie Brintnall. Funeral announcement to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Metcalf
Chicago
G R. McKeeley
Twentieth Street
Winthrop
Cedar Rapids
H. H. White
Maxine White
B. Id. McKeeby
G R. McKeeby
Infant Marlene Brady Dies. Services Set At Four Square Tabernacle
Five week old Marlene Joan Brady daughter of Everett and Ev erett Brady of 730 Second Street NW died at 9 45 am Friday. She is survived by her parents a brother Raymond a sister Marlys and grandparents H E McDonald Cedar Rapids and James J Vana Chicago. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 30 pm at the Four Square Tabernacle conducted by Rev Koons with friends invited to Beatty chapel from 7 to 9 this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlene Joan Brady
Everett L. Brady
Second Street NW
Raymond
Marlys
H. E. McDonald
Cedar Rapids
James J. Vana
Chicago
Four Square Tabernacle
Mr. Koons
Beatty Chapel
Funeral services for Montgom ery C Crissinger
Funeral services for Montgomery C Crissinger will be held at Trinity Lutheran Church at 2 pm Sunday with Rev P L Bornhoeft officiating. Burial will follow at Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call at Turner chapel until 9 am Saturday and at the home 924 Second Street SW until noon Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery C. Crissinger
Trinity Lutheran Church
P. L. Bornhoeft
Linwood Cemetery
Turner Chapel
Second Street
Injured When He Falls While Picking Apples
A. C. Doubenmier, 68, of 1053 Fourth avenue SE, was admitted to St. Luke's hospital Friday afternoon for a fractured left shoulder after a fall from a fence while picking apples in Lisbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Doubenmier
Fourth Avenue SE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Lisbon
Weather Blamed In Crash Of French Bomber Killing 10
Official investigators report ten men died as two bombing planes crashed during military maneuvers in heavy weather. The planes tangled in mid air and fell in a mass as pilots were likely blinded by mists and rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rheims
France
Mankato Man Opens New Drug Store Here
Irving Baum formerly of Mankato Minn opens Baum Cut Rate Pharmacy at 51 Third Avenue SE. The remodeled building was previously Bartunek's Pharmacy. A C Eddy, known Cedar Rapids pharmacist, will be connected with the new firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Baum
Mankato, Minn
Third Avenue SE
Baum Cut Rate Pharmacy
Bartunek
A. C. Eddy
Cedar Rapids
Open House at Dietz School of Music Saturday
Margaret Dietz School of Music holds an open house on Saturday September 7 from 2 30 to 4 30 p m at 219 First Street SE first door north of Hillbrunner Music Company. Studio orchestra provides music. free instrument inspection and a souvenir for every child bringing an instrument. Private and class instruction offered. orchestra lessons 25 cents with class or private lessons. Classes now enrolling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietz School
Margaret Dietz
First Street
First Door
Hillbrunner Music Company
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Mrs. Wickersham
Sinclairs
Archer Sinclair
Inndianapolits
Janet
Fridax
Sinclair
Miro
WF Broensrm
Secure Avenue
Fazabeth Meioesz
Nineteenth Street
Thur
Miss Sinclair
Andrew Hands
Bremers
Osquitoes
Othe
Mapsz
Atlas Mason Jars
Hazel-Atlas Glass CO Dept. N
Wheeling
Marjorie Berry
A. L. Chapman
Alice Page
Second Avenue SF
Cre Catege
Grand Raunds, Mech
Mex Ce
Marvin Cane
Fu Avenue
Deere
Lace Simone Ontarin
Mire
Mary Cone
Srattle
Tre Cone
Rome
Bryants
Peat
George
Traemann
Thompson-Pitts
Antal Dperer
Tudmalas
Shuevville Services
Toddville
Miss Brownell
Alpha Gamma Delta Tea
Iowa News
Belle Flame
Belle Plaine Commerce Club
National Hall
W H_ Fisher
Preston Roser
Bert Cronbaugh
Dick Holland
John Tatge
Jake Meeks
Ed Wheeler
Oscar Schroeder
L. F Keep
Ed Swatosh
Oscar Myers
George Polka
Vinton
Mormis
Shockley
Elwyn Brown
Oak Park
Virs Brown
Elsie Shockley
Benton County District Court
Carl Stiger
Toledo
Postville
Ralph Ren
Bloomfield
Donald Lowell
Wouster Cty
Margaret Meyn
Irene Albert
Resmoeck
Ru H Coffman
Fayette
Kian
TRAER
Lattle
Benton County
Neumode Hosiery Store
Seroent Street
S. A
Gunman
Baby
Joe Stark
First St. NE
Veal
THE
Cedar Rapids Gazette Home Institute
8Th ST
New York
Third Avenue SW
N. Watson Oo
Ora
Fey
Lic
Borden's Fey
Watson's
Hills
Carpenter Johnson's Co
Jersey
Pillsbury
Graham
Lima
C. R
Bsa i
Folger’s Coffee
Marlene Brady
M. C. Crissinger
Killian’s Presents
Dorothy Gray
Mankato Man
Dietz
the Killian Company
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