Local Folk Hurt in Minneapolis Car Collision
Mr and Mrs Chris Jensen of Cedar Rapids were slightly injured Wednesday in Minneapolis when their car collided with one driven by John Selin of Minneapolis. Selin Jr son of the driver suffered a fractured skull and may be fatally hurt. Ten people were in the two cars. Jensen is listed as a plumber at 320 Fifth Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Jensen
Cedar Rapids
Minneapolis
John Selin
Associated Press
Selin, Jr
Jensen
Fifth Street
City Briefs and Personal Notes From the Region
Robert Sheridan of Philadelphia left Wednesday for home after a month with his son. Mrs J R McPartland of Ottumwa returned Saturday from Ottumwa where she visited Mother Joseph of the Humility Sisters and recalling being a pupil at St Joseph’s. The women of St Ludmila church plan a chicken dinner and supper next Sunday starting 11 30 am with servings at 5 and 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sheridan
Philadelphia
Hugh Sherdan
Seventeenth Avenue SW
St. Ludmila’s Church
Mother Joseph
J. R. McPartland
Second Avenue SE
Ottumwa
The
Humility Sisters
McPartland
St. Joseph’s
New Navy Recruiter Arrives in Cedar Rapids
Leon Du Four chief torpedoman and Navy football and baseball star arrived Wednesday from the U S S Holland at San Diego to relieve R H Kowitz as recruiting officer in Cedar Rapids. Kowitz is expected to be transferred to Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Leon du Four
U. S. S. Holland
San Diego
R. H. Kowitz
Cedar Rapids
Kowitz
Des Moines
Accused of Larceny and Forged Instrument Hearings
Henry Mills arrested Tuesday afternoon on a larceny charge demanded a hearing at arraignment before Justice S. C. Wiles. hearing set for Friday with bond at $500. James Van de Veer, arraigned on a forged instrument charge before Justice G. S. Lightner, waived to the grand jury and remained in county jail on $2,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mills
S. C. Wiles
James van de Veer
G. S. Lightner
Stolen tire and blanket reported in city
A spare tire and rim were stolen from the car of L. R. Ruka at 195 Sixteenth Avenue SW near the Thornwood dance pavilion Tuesday night. H. M. Snyder reported a blanket stolen from his car on Third Street NE near A Avenue Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Ruka
Sixteenth Avenue
Thornwood
H. M. Snyder
Nineteenth Street
Third Street
A Avenue
Four File Bankruptcy Petitions in Federal Court
Petitions in bankruptcy were filed in federal court here Wednesday by four persons. They include Emmet A. Hite a Cedar Rapids laborer with debts of 6407 and assets of 200, Emmet Boylan a Hubbard merchant with 168 debts and 20844 assets, and Myra E Berry and Elma Mae Berry living on a farm near Garrison who filed no schedules of debts and assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet A. Hite
Cedar Rapids
Emmet Boylan
Hubbard
Myra E. Berry
Elma Mae Berry
Garrison
Berrys
Carl Zbanek Elected Editor of De Molay Chronical
Carl Zbanek was elected editor in chief at the DeMolay Chronical semi annual staff election Tuesday evening. He succeeds Fred J. Witousek as editor with Leo Matthews re chosen assistant manager and Leon Hasek remaining advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMolay
Carl Zbanek
de Molay
Zbanek
Fred J. Witousek
Leo Matthews
Leon Hasek
Speeders Fined in Police Court Session
Speeders and other traffic violators appeared before Judge Thomas B. Powell. Galyn Peterson, R. G. Owen of 1136 J avenue NW, and E. J. McGillicuddy of 2014 Grande avenue SE each paid $10 plus costs on speeding charges. Karl Drake of 282 Eighteenth Street NW had $10 plus costs suspended. Sam Schronck of 803 Ellis boulevard paid $2 plus costs for failure to stop at an arterial highway and Harry Sherry paid the same for overtime parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Powell
Galyn Peterson
R. G. Owen
J Avenue NW
E. J. McGillicuddy
Grande Avenue SE
Karl Drake
Eighteenth Street NW
Sam Schronck
Ellis Boulevard
Harry Sherry
Duster Named Americanism Director in Iowa Legion
Leo Duster of Cedar Rapids is appointed Americanism director of the Iowa department of the American Legion by state commander W Earl Hall of Mason City. Duster, former commander of Hanford post, has been active in local district and state Legion affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Duster
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Department of the American Legion
W. Earl Hall
Mason City
Des Moines
Mr. Duster
Hanford
Wilmington minister to lead Bible conference here
Dr. William L. Pettingill of Wilmington Delaware will hold a seven day Bible conference at the First Baptist church starting Sunday. He served fourteen years as dean of the Philadelphia School of the Bible and twenty five years as pastor of the Wilmington Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy Center
William L. Pettingill
Wilmington
Del
First Baptist Church
Carter's Liver Pills Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Carter's Liver Pills as a cure for sour, sluggish digestion and a poisoned system. It claims the product boosts bile flow and vitality without laxatives, urging readers to ask for the red label and warning against substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Ashton Garter
C. M.ca
New Coat Styles with Slim Lines and Fur Trim
Kilian's Fashion Row promotes slim line coats with top heavy silhouettes and lavish fur trimming. The range includes plain tweeds camel hair and fur trimmed coats in all colors and types highlighting quality workmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killian
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Killians
Joyce
Coats
Killian’s
L. B
Dumerette
Dovelin
Belfast
Madora Hosiery
Madora
Killian's
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