Engagement Announced For Agnes Lucille Knapp
Mrs. Merrill V. Fisher and Miss Mary Katherine Knapp announce the engagement of Agnes Lucille Knapp to Donald Sherlaw Houser. A party with linen shower at the Fisher home unveiled the engagement Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Lucille Knapp
Merrill V. Fisher
Seventeenth Street
Donald Sherlaw Houser
Amos Jd. Houser
Twenty-sixth Street
Miss
Sara Lee Hesbacher
Jeanne Krebs
Carmen Grennan
Katherine Diers
Margaret Hallgren
Martha Coffman
Bernice Merras
Audrey Abell
Gayle Schroeder
Mrs Richard Miller Hosts Miss Elaine Austin in Seattle
Mrs Richard M Miller entertained at a luncheon honoring her sister Miss C Elaine Austin of New York City. Twelve guests attended at the Miller parents home in Seattle while Miss Austin visited. Guests included Mrs Frederick N Lutz of Singapore. The afternoon featured a bridge session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Elaine Austin
New York City
Richard M. Miller
Second Avenue SE
Mr. Miller
George F. Muller
Washington Avenue SE
Miss Austin
Richard Miller
Frederick N. Lutz
Singapore
LH. Stubbs
Leonards Return From Wisconsin Vacation and Wedding
Mr and Mrs Donald M Leonard of 886 Center Point Road NE return home after vacationing in Wisconsin. They attended sister Dorothy Leonard's Chicago wedding before visiting Salem and lodging with Mr and Mrs Robert Biba in Cambridge during Labor Day weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald M. Leonard
Center Point Road
Wisconsin
Sobodas Return From Hinsdale Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs E M Soboda of 1422 Third Avenue SE returned Tuesday from a weekend at their daughter Mrs Leon T Noel and husband in Hinsdale. Their grandson James Edward Noel accompanied them. he had stayed three weeks at the Soboda home while his parents traveled in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M Soboda
Third Avenue SE
Leon T. Noel
Mr. Noel
Hinsdale
Mrs Soboda
James Edward Noel
Soboda
Mrs Surberg Hosts Breakfast Guests From Omaha
Mrs Hof Surberg will entertain at a breakfast this morning at her home. Her guest is Mrs C E Auracher of Omaha, a member of a local club during her residence here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hof Surberg
Vernon
Riordan Leaves for Florida School
John Riordan, accompanied by his grandmother Mrs Clare and his sister, departs for Florida to attend a new school. The party traveled Tuesday from 2485 Grande Avenue, with family members noting the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Riordan
Florida
Ferdware
Clare
Grande Averinm
Crate
Local Notices Mention Dr Leen and Mrs Byers at a Sunday Service
The fragment references Dr Richard G Leen and Mrs Byers, noting a Sunday gathering and a mention of family relations. It also cites an address at O14 Nee teenth street SE and connections to Juzons sister and Sorta Th itra heft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard G. Leen
Miuriel
Howe Pee Toe
Juzons
Krack C Byers
Byers
Teenth Street
Return of Waupaca visitors to San Francisco guests
Dr and Mrs C G Ronan arrive from Waupaca where they were hosted by Mr and Mrs H W Krust and Mond M M Foo. Readents and others accompanied them on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
J Ronan
Second Avenue
Waupaca We
H.W Krust
Betty Roberts Visits Diver Port for Two Week Stay
Miss Betty Roberts of Diver Port arrives in Tee Oy to spend two weeks with Mr and Mrs Charc 1 at 1759 B Avenue Ab. Mr and Mrs Ros Spock of Town City report their daughters Barbara and Jers tley have returned from Var on Illinois after visiting Mr Spacek and his wife, Leonard Spacek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Roberts
Diverport
Tee Oy
Charc
Uber
B Avenue
Ros
Spock
Town City
Barbara
Jers Tley
Fvar'on
Mr. Spacek
Birthe
Law
Leorard Spacek
Dary Dale Plans Thursday Evening Community Meeting
The community of Dary Dale will hold a business meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. in the hall. The event invites residents to discuss local concerns and upcoming projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dary Dale
Miss Edith Winn to Wed in California
Miss Edith Winn daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry E Winn of 298 Thirty-fifth Street Drive SE will leave Wednesday for California to marry Raymond E Polansky son of Mr and Mrs Lews Polansky of Cedar Rapids. Mrs Winn returned Sunday after three weeks in Chicago visiting another daughter Mrs Paul T Darling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Winn
Harry E. Winn
Thirty-fifth Street Drive
California
Calfornia
Miss Winn
Raymond E. Polansky
Lews Polansky
Cedar Rapids
Winn
Chicago
Paul T. Darling
Mrs Kaldenberg Returns From European Cruise
Mrs C C Kaldenberg of 2300 Ridgeway Drive SE returned Tuesday after a summer in Europe. She traveled with journalists authors and psychologists to study changing conditions in fourteen countries including Scandinavian nations and the near east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C Kaldenberg
Ridgeway Drive
Europe
Kaldenberg
Scandinavian Countries
Near East
Scott McIntyres Welcome Detroit Guest
Mr and Mrs Scott McIntyre of 627 Cottage Grove avenue SE host their guest Mrs J S McIntyre of Detroit Michigan the mother of Scott McIntyre’s wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott McIntyre
Cottage Grove Avenue
Woodmen Circle Plans October Convention
Palm Grove No. 1 Woodmen circle meets at Mrs. Ella Vlasak’s home to map the northeastern Town district convention set for October 12 at the Roosevelt hotel with Palm Grove No. 1 as hostess. Charlotte M. Scholz Cresco district manager outlines events. Maude Roth district president will preside. guests include national and state officers and speakers. Dora Alexander Talley Omaha president elected head of the National Fraternal Congress of America at Columbus meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Grove No. 1
Ella Vlasak
Woodmen Circle
Roosevelt Hotel
Charlotte M. Scholz
Cresco
Maude Roth
Dora Alexander Talley
Omaha
Supreme Forest Woodman Circle
National Fraternal Congress of America
Columbus
Dinner Guests Visit From Denver Named Rosher Home
Mrs Myrtle McCracken and Mrs John Goodner of Denver were dinner guests Tuesday of Mr and Mrs J E Rosher at 2522 Twenty sixth Street Drive SE. On a recent trip west Mrs Rosher visited Mrs McCracken and Mrs Goodner in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle McCracken
John Goodner
Denver
J. E. Rosher
Twenty-sixth Street Drive
Rosher
McCracken
Mrs Goodner
Local Pickups Highlight Weekend Hockey Visitor Mix
Unclear OCR text mentions weekend visits and social hosts with names and figures. Reads like a society note on guests and informal events. Specific names and places are garbled but imply informal gatherings and a small-town social scene.
Fragmented Notice Through OCR of Local Street Names
The readable parts indicate a damaged OCR fragment from a local notice listing names and addresses on 217 Ssrere street in Nel. It mentions individuals possibly connected to a vacancy, vacation, or extended form and includes references to Beverly Eb and Lake Arte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mora
Giaghter
Wes Feet Shean
Beverly
Sorat Lake
Bernertne
Ladd Family Figures In Brief Local Item
John AL Ladd of Memphis and Dr F G Ladd with Tim trek home after a short absence. The note mentions 215 Second Avenue SW as a referenced address and indicates a Tuesday departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John AL Ladd
Memphis
Tim
Vietro
Set
Dr F G Ladd
Second Avenue
Tyuesday
Miss Wenifred Palmer Visits Ballymore Maryland
Miss Wenifred Palmer arrives in Ballymore Maryland for a two week visit greeting local residents and sharing social engagements. She plans tours of nearby landmarks and meets community members during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenifred Palmer
Ballymore
Tyler PTA Executive Committee Meeting
The executive committee of the Tyler POOF A will meet Thursday at 2 pm at the school. All members are asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tyler Poof A
Meiers
Chanute couple wed at St Wenceslaus church
Miss Elsie Tichy daughter of Mr and Mrs J Tichy and Earl Drake Jr both of Chanute Kansas were united in marriage Wednesday morning at St Wenceslaus church with Rev August Vojacek officiating. The ceremony featured a double ring setting with gladiolas and palms decorating the church. The bride wore ivory satin with lace, a tulle and lace veil, and carried a white rosary. Attendants included Miss Irene Besta maid of honor and bridesmaids Miss Emma Kolarik and Mrs Grace Bowen in pink and fall shaded gowns. After a breakfast and luncheon the couple left for a trip to Yellowstone National Park Portland Salt Lake City and Los Angeles before settling in Chanute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Tichy
J Tichy
Fourteenth Street
Earl Drake, Jr
EL. J. Drake
Chanute
Kan
St. Wenceslaus Church
August Vojacek
Johanna Hill
Irene Besta
Emma Kolark
Grace Bowen
Miss Kolarik
Landette Green
Mrs. Bowen
Glenhaven
Edward Grubhoffer
Edwin Vanous
Everette Bowen
Roosevelt Hotel
Drake
Yellowstone Park
Portland
Ore
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Miss Lepha Embree and Carl Hendrickson Wed at SS Matthews Parsonage
Miss Lepha Embree daughter of Mrs Fieyd Leatherberry and Carl Hendrickson son of Mrs Emma Hendrickson were married Monday at 9 AM at SS Matthews parsonage. Rev Father Ryan officiated with Miss Marie Dusterhoft and Don Janish as attendants. The couple, Washington High School graduates, leave after breakfast for LaSalie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lepha Embree
Fieyd C Leatherberry
Maplewood Drive
Carl Hendrickson
Emma Hendrickson
Eighteenth Avenue
SS Matthews Parsonage
Ryan
Marie Dusterhoft
Vinton
Don Janish
Cedar Rapids
Hendrickson
Washington High School
Wren
Bves
LaSalie
Hener
Employta Ty Wason and Company
Bridge Club Luncheon Meeting Held at Te Moaurster See
A Dutch trent bridge luncheon was hosted Wednesday afternoon by the Bridge Club at Te Moaurster See room. Attendees included Mrs Warts Sserry Mis EF Stopurrke Me Tett Dishong Mere Thor dd Neel Vre J oT and Mrs Walter Schultz, with Judy Lowden and Jack Jernex among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warts Sserry
Moral Stee
Jack Jernex
Judy Lowden
Walter Schultz
Tre fest Jos. n reunion at Anamosa State Park
Reunion at Anamosa State Park Sunday drew about forty members of the Joshn Emory family recounting ties to the origin of the group. Attendees from Anamosa Waterloo Des Moines and Springville included Doris Getouf Lea Joshin Leonard ard Lawrence Meir Violet and Magne Eleon and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Anamosa State Park
Tre Fist
Joshn
Emory
Tewalug
Dubuque
Doris Getouf
Anamosa
Lea Joshin
Josept
Leonard Ard
Lawrence Meir
Bos Ues
Kue Mesoen
Rrardson
Robert Northrup
Vmroo
George Je
Preferred Parties For Coe Rushees At Cedar Rapids
Coe College welcomes new women students during a busy rushee week with three sororities hosting Wednesday events. Kappa Delta presents a White Rose dinner at the Cedar Rapids Country Club with a diamond table layout and a string trio, while Tri Delta hosts a pearl luncheon and Alpha Xi Delta stages a novelty themed breakfast. Alpha Gamma Delta plans a formal dinner at the Roosevelt Hotel and Beta Phi Alpha hosts a lavender luncheon in the Montrose Hotel Crystal Ballroom alongside Chi Omega Mexican sombrero breakfast at the Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe Sorority
Coe College
Coe
Justiees
Kappa Delta
Delta Delta Delta
Alpha Xi Delta
Kappa Delta Sorority
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Dorothy Blodgett
Marian Beurle
Gertrude Ilten
Jean Fahrney
G H. Cornwell
George T. Wilhelm
F. C. Waples
Robert C. Toms
Delbert R. Ashby
Kenneth Stiles
Don Barnes
Country Club
Betty Jane Levsen
Wyoming
Verna Hanold
Preston
Catherine Timm
Cedar Rapids
Alyce Mary Chadima
Ruth Ebling Massey
Miss Levsen
Elizabeth Smith
Alice Street
Agnes Johnston
L. D. Burkhalter, Jr
Betty Warner
Lois Lockwood
Jane Fuhrmeister
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Edwin C. Nelson
Gertrude Shoemaker
Evelyn Northcott
Alpha Gamma Delta
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Hotel
Virginia Ohmann
Marianne Dvorak
Alberta Johnson
Beta Phi Alpha
Crystal Ballroom
Montrose Hotel
Mae Fern Uhlenhopp
Verle Breed
Joan Kruse
Margot Carrier
Chi Omega
Mexico
Church and Lodge Notices Deadline for Society Page
Churches and lodges must submit all notices in writing to the society department by 4 p.m. Friday to ensure publication in the Sunday Gazette society section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Sunday Gazette
Sorority Event With Mexican Motifs At Averill Homes
Sorority members and guests enjoyed a breakfast with sized straw sombreros, small straw horses, scrapes, pottery and baskets, plus place cards of Mexican pottery. Afterward they visited Jessie and Lulu Averill at 1120 Second Avenue SE. The committee featured Mary Jo Johnson as chair with Billie Hauser Isabel Selden Mardella Parr ott Margaret French and Mesdames L D Dennis Ray Ashlock Walter Hutchinson and Donald Isett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vorendar
Jessie
Lulu Averill
Second Avenue SE
Mary Jo Johnson
Billie Hauser
Isabel Selden
Mardell
East Side W. C. T. U. Elects New Officers
Mrs. Lucetta McCain was elected president of the East Side W. C. T. U. at the September meeting held at 402 A avenue NW. Other officers named were Miss Helen Main as vice president Miss Ruth Otto secretary and Miss Eva Neubauer treasurer. The group heard a devotional talk and Miss Otto reported on W. C. T. U. work abroad. The state convention is set for Boone October 5 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucetta McCain
East Side
Charles Earhart
A Avenue
Helen Main
Ruth Otto
Eva Neubauer
E. Winslow Brown
Otto
Boone
Health Education Group to Entertain Husbands
Cedar Rapids Women’s club Health Education department hosts a husband’s party at Kenmore clubhouse Monday evening Dinner at 6 30 p m features dancing and bridge Reservations through Mrs C C Cunningham dial 2 6378
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Education Department
Cedar Rapids
Hubers Return to California Home
Mr and Mrs Edward Huber depart for Los Angeles after a two week visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Zobl 1120 Ninth street SE and her parents Mr and Mrs C L Peddycott 858 Camburncourt SE They were honored at several parties during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Huber
Los Angeles
Mr. Huber
Frank Zobl
Ninth Street
Huber
C. L. Peddycott
Camburncourt SE
Millburn Family Holds Second Annual Reunion at Bever Park
The Millburn reunion gathering in Bever park drew about sixty attendees for a noon basket dinner and business session. Officers were reelected and a life history of Isaac Millburn was read before a discussion of early life events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millburn
Bever Park
Isaac Millburn
Laura Martin
Lydia Wood
Lewis Martin
L. A. Wood
Oscar Wood
Ruth Wood
Marjorie Wood
Sherman Freeman
Leo Freeman
Lloyd Freeman
B. F. Millburn
Mary Olive Millburn
Lenore Millburn
Russell B. Millburn
Charles Millburn
Lynn Millburn
Laurence Millburn
J. W. Millburn
Bessie Thomas
John Thomas
D. A. Stamy
Laura Stamy
L. O. Hopker
O. W. Newman
Vera Cumley
Shirley Cumley
Ethel Young
Lois Young
Betty Young
Frank Young
Florence Sorensen
Wayne Sorensen
Norma Sorensen
Ray Sorensen
Roy Sorensen
H. J. Emmons
Wallace
Betty Emmons
Charles Vannote
G. E. Martin
Ren
Neil
Lois Martin
E. L. Martin
Marie Brenneman
Gladys Guttenfelder
Frank Asery
Paul Starry
Junior Cartwright
Ernest Lint
Palmer Anniversary Dinner Hosts at Their Home
Mr and Mrs W C Palmer hosted a dinner party at their home Saturday evening for their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Fifty guests attended and presented them with a gift. Attendees included Mrs Earl Pallmer of Davenport and Mr and Mrs Pete Krippner of Waseca Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Palmer
Thirty-second Street
Mrs. Palmer
Earl Pallmer
Davenport
Pete Krippner
Waseca
Minn
Merle Breiholz Performs at Pomeroy High School
Merle Breiholz, six year old son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Breiholz of 922 Eighth street SW, returned from Pomeroy where he entertained 130 students with solo dances at the new Pomeroy high school opening program on Labor Day. He studies under dance instructor Helen Lindeken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Breiholz
Arthur Breiholz
Eighth Street
Pomeroy
New Pomeroy High School
Merle
Helen Lindeken
Koutskys Diehls Return From Twin Lakes Vacation
Mr and Mrs Adolph Koutsky with son Lawrence and Mr and Mrs Donald Diehl with son Richard return after two weeks at Steam Boat Lake in northern Minnesota They also visited in Canada during their vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Koutsky
Lawrence
Donald Diehl
Richard
Steam Boat Lake
Minnesota
Canada
Beans Welcome Guests From Across States
Mr. and Mrs. Obed Bean hosted over the weekend guests at their home at 1004 First street SW. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Nixon of Chicago James Mavris of Iowa City and Mrs A Mavris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obed Bean
First Street
Nixon
Chicago
James Mavris
Iowa City
A. Mavris
Safety talks highlight school and community efforts
P H Sproul of Des Moines urged safety education as key to reducing accidents. Local police leaders emphasized traffic law uniformity and school crossing safeguards in Cedar Rapids. The Parent Teacher Council elected delegates, announced a symposium, and outlined committee appointments and officer roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Sproul
Des Moines
Iowa Safety Council
Parent Teacher Council
Board of Education
Sproul
State Superintendent of
Iowa
Robert Vlach
Gordon Hughes
Viach
Hughes
Cedar Rapids
V. L. Spohn
R. F. Taft
Davenport
O. W. Rust
Benjamin Franklin Junior High
P. Smith
L. V. Koch
E. D. Holvenstot
W. E. Morgan
Rust
F. J. Anderson
Spohn
J. H. Arnold
Ruby Byers
P. H. Brown
W. L. Northcutt
H. N. Steele
Charles Grimm
C. F. Ballard
Naxera
Rose Harrington
J. S. Skien
McGuire
O. H. Lundquist
H. Morrow
Koch
Arthur Deamer
Frank Kanak
Milo Simanek
M. L. Welke
Nealy Hills
Mrs McAllen Returns from Four Week East Trip
Mrs. Thomas McAllen of 1353 B avenue NW has returned from a four week vacation in the east. She was accompanied by Mr. McAllen who works in Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McAllen
B Avenue NW
McAllen
Buffalo
N. Y
Teaching at Solon in English and Dramatics
Miss Mary Kay Jennings daughter of Mr and Mrs F J Jennings 2017 Grande avenue SE formerly English teacher at Wesley high school now teaching English and dramatics at Solon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kay Jennings
F. J. Jennings
Grande Avenue SE
Wesley High School
Solon
Miss Madeline Risk Returns Home After Summer
Miss Madeline Risk daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Risk of 1238 Ellis Boulevard NW has returned after spending the summer at Winner 5S D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Risk
Joe Risk
Ellis Boulevard
Frews Attend Golden Wedding in Manson
Mr and Mrs Jack Frew of 720 Thirty-fourth Street SE returned Tuesday evening from Manson where they joined Mrs Frews parents Mr and Mrs William Leist for their golden wedding celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frew
Thirty-fourth Street
Manson
Mrs Frew
William Leist
Nile Unangst Home After Milwaukee Trip
Mr and Mrs Nile Unangst of 861 Fourth Avenue SE returned Sunday after spending ten days in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nile Unangst
Fourth Avenue SE
Milwaukee
Mrs. C L Anangst Returns From Vinton Visit
Mrs. C. L. Anangst of 1633 First Avenue East returned Tuesday after a two day visit to Vinton with Mr. and Mrs. Logan Hines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Anangst
First Avenue E
Vinton
Judge Praises Breeders at All Iowa Milking Shorthorns Show
C. F. Kinley of Anderson Indiana, judge in the Milking Shorthorns division at the All Iowa Livestock exposition, lauded Iowa breeders for quality entries and support. He called the Milking Shorthorns farmer's cows and noted 101 entries from 36 exhibitors. Roy Cook, secretary, acted as toastmaster as speakers from Cedar Falls Reinbeck Sheldon New Providence Cedar Rapids and Iowa State College noted cooperation and thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Kinley
Anderson
Ind
Iowa
Montrose
Roy Cook
Milking Shorthorns Society
Paul Dresser
Cedar Falls
E. M. Mitchell
Reinbeck
Walter Kruse
Sheldon
H. D. W. Clemmons
New Providence
Carl Linge
Cedar Rapids
Chamber of Commerce
Floyd Johnston
Iowa State College
Nate
Washington High Refuses $16000 Option Offer
The Washington high school board rejected J. W. Minert’s $16,000 option to buy the old high school building, deeming the property more valuable. They also called for bids on flat roofing for McKinley school and for sale of a house on a lot adjoining McKinley, with move-out by Oct 15. The board approved $2,500 for Lot 2 of Auditor’s plat No. 201 from Frank C. and Katherine M. Nissen for school use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Minert
Mount Vernon Avenue
Washington High School
McKinley School
Tyler School
Frank C
Katherine M. Nissen
Somewhat Warmer Weather Forecast for Iowa
The weather bureau forecast a slowing taper from summer into fall with somewhat warmer conditions in western Iowa by Wednesday night and in the southern and extreme eastern sections by Thursday. Partly cloudy with possible showers in northern areas Thursday afternoon. Tuesday highs reached 91 at Atlantic and 55 statewide low. Charles City reported .02 inch of rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
The
Weather Bureau
Iowa
Atlantic
Iowa City
Charles City
Solomon Island Volcano Erupts Reported
Canberra reports Mount Bagma on Bougainville island erupting with smoke rising to 15,000 feet. The area is densely populated with indigenous residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Australia
INS
Bougainville Island
Solomon Group
McNicholl
New Guinea
Bids Opened For Franklin School Coal Stokers
Six firms bid on stokers for Franklin school with 700 to 1000 lb per hour capacity. Awards hinge on suitability to specs, not just price, as several items and alternate bids from Iron Fireman and others were submitted. Bids were sent to engineer Walter Proescholdt for tabulation and a to be called special meeting on completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin School
Board of Education
Wheatland Company
Cedar Rapids
Link- Belt Company
Chicago
Iron Fireman Corporation
P. H. Chamberlin
Novak Heating Company
Home Coal Company
Paragon Stoker Company
Walter Proescholdt
Proescholdt
Portable vegetable gardens on slave trips in ancient realms
Archaeological notes reveal slaves accompanying wealthy travelers in ancient Greece and Rome carried mini garden kits. These portable plots included melon vines and young shoots, serving sustenance and symbolizing status during long journeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Rome
Also Mentioned on This Page
Donald Leonards
Sobodas
Mrs. Sundberg
Wre Aurachle
DR. Lyon
Mosle
Jeerf
Mrs. Ronan
Richard Spaclkes
Dairy Dale Meeting
Amy
Mrs. Kaldenberg
Scott McIntyres
Detroit
J. E. Roshers
Rehard Anderson
Care
Lee Witten
Detores Cherry
Boner Mae Srehg
Florence Pree Mro
Francis Goldsheres
Malcolm Hirdena
Donlt Galdsbherry
Central City
Linyd Wright
Crater Point
Howard I. Gray
Deety
Brdeell
Tasal
Gray
Hoth
Ida Bret
TIOMF
Miss Palmer
P. T. A. Meetings
Tyler
Elsie Tichy and
Chanute, Kan
Bridge Club
Joslin
Tri Delt
Hubers
Merle Brewmolz
Koutskys
Diehls
J. P. Gross
Joseph Kauzlarich
Bert Klekar
Tilson Petro
Glenn Turner
Joseph Navratil
Estella Swems
William Klepach
Inga Tapper
Arthur Norman
L. D Krieg
C. Larson
George Miller
Morgan
Edwin H Owen
R. T. Heald
T. F. McPartland
Jane Boyd
Bertram Puckett
C. Paulson
Elizabeth Bender
Holvenstor
Curtis Johnson
McPartland
William Murphy
Nanna Nelson
H. C. Ring
Ski
Jack Frews
Washington High
Solomon Island
Stoker
Gazette
Styl-Eez
Jeyleez
Armstrong
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