Engagement announced Maurine Mather and Arthur Augustine
Mr and Mrs C H Mather of Tipton announce the engagement of their daughter Maurine Mather to Arthur L Augustine son of A J Augustine of Cedar Rapids. The couple plans a fall wedding after Maurine’s Iowa University and Scripps Howard University ties and Arthur’s Phi Gamma Delta fraternity background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C H Mather
Tipton
Maurine Mather
Eighteenth Street
Arthur L. Augustine
J. Augustine
Third Avenue
Miss Mather
University of Iowa
Gamma Phi Beta
Scripps-Howard Company
Akron
Cedar Rapids
Killian
Mr. Augustine
Scott McIntyre
Compare
L* Vesity of
Iowa
Phi Gamma Delta Fratern
Misses Roth and Miss Carlton Entertain for Two Weddings
The Misses Rut Elke anor Mat son and Charlotte Kerens ene hosted about twenty two guests at a treasure hunt and picnic Sunday evening honoring Rose Mary Roth and Harold Reid who will wed October 19. Miss Mildred Carlton and Justin W Albright announced their forthcoming marriage Thursday evening. The hunt began at the Kanealy home with a picnic at the Palisades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rut Elke Anor Matson
Charlotte Kerens
Uunt
P Cmme
Moss Rosemary Roth
Harold Reid
Mildred Carlton
Justin W. Albright
Kanealy
Palisades
Sumner Quartons Entertained Cowles at Tea
Mr and Mrs Sumner D Quarton hosted an informal tea at 2232 Linden Drive SE on Sunday afternoon in compliment to Mr and Mrs Gardner Cowles of Des Moines. The Cowles family are parents of Mrs Quarton and spent the weekend in Sumner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner D. Quarton
Linden Drive
Gardner Cowles
Des Moines
Quarton
Cowles
Russell couple leaves for Washington archives post
Dr and Mrs Nelson Vance Rus depart from 1935 Blake boulevard SE en route to Washington DC where Dr Russell will head the division of reference at the national archives for the coming year. They will visit Mrs Russell's relatives near La Salle Illinois on the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Vance Russell
Blake Boulevard
Washington, DC
Russell
Division of Reference
National Archives
la Salle
Gardner Quarton Leaves for Phillips Exeter School
Gardner Quarton son of Mr and Mrs Sumner D Quarton 2232 Linden drive SE returns tonight to Phillips Exeter school after a summer with his parents He will visit friends in New York City for a week before going to the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Quarton
Sumner D. Quarton
Linden Drive
Phillips Exeter School
New York City
Bridge at Longuevilles Opens at 7 45 P M
Mrs. Oliver Longueville sponsors an open contract bridge game Tuesday at 7 45 p m. at 2035 Blake Boulevard SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Longueville
Blake Boulevard
Glen Coxes Leave After Ten Day Visit
Dr and Mrs Glen N Cox of Baton Rouge Louisiana depart after a ten day visit with Mr and Mrs Godfrey Slezak of Swisher Iowa En route they met Prof Harold Cox of Columbus Ohio brother of Dr Cox and spent a week at Devil's Lake Wisconsin They plan to visit relatives at Bonaparte and travel through the Ozarks on their way home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen N Cox
Baton Rouge
Godfrey Slezak
Swisher
Cox
Harold Cox
Columbus, O
Dr. Cox
Devil's Lake
Wis
Bonaparte
Ozarks
Nemec Return From Southern Visit
Mrs Jane Nemec and her daughter Bettys have returned after seven weeks in the south. They visited Mrs Nemec s sisters Mrs AL Gaasner and Miss Cling Nowetny, and stayed on Lons Angeles and Long Teach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Nemec
Bettys
Southern
C Diternia
Nemecs
AL Gaasner
Cling Nowetny
Gapsa Dons
Redeusaes Ane
Lons Angeles
Long Teach
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California notice language unclear in data fragment
Fragmentary OCR text from a California notice shows unreadable names and phrases. The readable bits mention Mrs Wirs and a vague authentication context with unclear dates or actions. No concrete events, entities, or deadlines are recoverable from the fragment.
Garfield School P T A Meeting Scheduled
The Garfield P T A holds its first meeting this week at the school on Wednesday at 3 pm. The Hayes P T A also convenes Wednesday at 2 pm at the same location for planning and updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield P. T
Goarfiele School
P T
Fonors Miss Miller Miss Selden At Tea
Miss Miller and Miss Selden were honored at a tea hosted by Mrs Goldena Greenblatt at 1805 Fifth Avenue SE. Guests included Miss Primrose Selden and other young ladies. Miss Miller plans to attend Gulf Park school and Miss Selden will return to St Katharines in Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldena Greenblatt
Fifth Avenue
Joan Muller
John F Miller
Knollwood Drive
Primrose Selden
Marvin R. Selden
Greenwood Dive
Miss Miller
Gulf Park School
Gulfport
Miss Selden
St. Katharines School
Davenport
Jeanne Krebs
Dorothy Carr
Della Mae Nash
Saara Lea Hesbacher
S. Greenblatt
Eleanor Taylor to present religious organ recital at First Presbyterian
Miss Eleanor Taylor will present a program of religious organ music at her regular noonday recital at the First Presbyterian church Tuesday from 12:15 to 11:15 p.m. The program includes Toccata Thou Art the Rock Kidron Brook of Sorrow Share Sonata It Mendelssohn Spirit Wind Share Postlude On Hanover Calver Three Chorales Each Ave Maris Stellan of Nova Scotia Fishing Fleet Gaul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Taylor
First Presbyterian Church
Molet Kidron
Brook of Sorrow
Mendelssohn
Hanover
TO VISIT MONTGOMERYS ARRIVE MONDAY ATWOOD VISIT
Mrs Montgomery hosts her brother Dr H C Atwood of Riverside California and Mrs Atwood at 2325 Hillcrest drive SE for several days. Eunice Mantz returns to Los Angeles Medical School for her fourth year after visiting eastern states and Canada with Dr Mantz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Montgomery
Hillcrest Drive
Eunice Mantz
R. L. Mantz
Park Avenue SE
Los Angeles Medical School
Lester Elam
Nora Minor
Maryjorie Hartley
Cedar Rapids
Fourth Birthday Observed By Mir Teo Family
Mir Teo Sedlace entertained at Jon Sahu on the fourteenth street NW for Leola Ann’s fourth birthday. Guests joined in games and gifts as the family marked the occasion with flowers and a cake, while relatives and friends offered warm wishes for the child in a small house gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir Teo
Jons Sahu
Afflecaoon
Honormehr
Leal Ann
Coop Ds
Tidor
Bull Nieder Cn
Bettys
Anim Stark Shetts
Atan
Seoubourc
Voavino
Leola Ann Ledark
Ara
Debra Rae
Aerlis
Hubert Rooplin
Wartoube
Milburn Visit Sparks Mo Route Inquiries
A fragment notes a Milburn visit involving individuals from Missouri and California, mentioning Forte or Gaty and other scattered locations as part of travel or inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milburn
Dyteres
Neney
Local meeting disrupted by confusion and delays
A community gathering planned for Wednesday faced delays and disruption. The event at 1732 Hbike Boulevard was postponed as organizers arranged for several attendees to assist with service tasks.
Coe Sororities Continue Rushing Activities Tuesday
Coe college sororities press on with rushing events after favorable weather. Delta Delta Delta Chi Omega and Alpha Xi Delta host parties Tuesday including a Crescent Moon dinner at the Country club and a Plantation Breakfast with themed decor and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe
Coe College
Delta Delta Delta
Chi Omega
Alpha Xi Delta
Kappa Dela
C. J. Lynch
Nassau Street
Lucile Reynolds
C. J. Lynch, Jr
Max Burrell
Arthur Bearle
Zellar Mills
Hampton Lee Aust
Mary Lou Bernheiser
Betty Gifford
Helen Hannum
Ruth Ebling Massey
Alice Gill
Catherine Cooper
Betty Warner
Mary Gage
Patricia Burkhalter
Country Club
Maquoketa Couple Wed At Congregational Church
Miss Marjorie Wendell of Maquoketa and Robert Gibson of near Maquoketa wed Sunday at the Congregational church. Rev. George F. Barsalou officiated before about 150 guests with sister Mrs. Emmett Packard as matron of honor and Packard as best man. Virginia Hartvigsen was ring bearer. The couple reside at the Decker hotel where Gibson is assistant manager. Mrs Gibson is a local graduate and Penney employee. Gibson is a Monmouth College alum and local junior college graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa
Marjorie Wendell
George M. Wendell
Robert Gibson
Lawrence Gibson
Maquokeeta
Congregational Church
George F. Barsalou
Emmett Packard
Packard
Virginia Hartvigsen
Eppe Hartvigsen
Elwood
J. C. Nitzsche
Chicago
Decker Hotel
Gibson
Mrs. Gibson
J. C Penney
Mr. Gibson
Monmouth
Several Affairs Honor Miss Fenton Before Her Wedding
Lois Fenton, bride elect to Arthur Schwarzentruber, is praised at several events. Mrs L L Lathrop hosted a breakfast at Commonwealth tea room for Fenton and guests Miss Stary, Miss Baxter, Miss Palmer and others. Miss Stary held a luncheon and bridge with prizes won by Miss Fenton and Mrs Harold Sovern. Additional attendees included Miss Palmer, Miss Randolph, Miss Neill, and Mrs Smith and Mrs Severn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Fenton
Arthur Schwarzentruber
L. L. Lathrop
Twentyfourth Street
Commonwealth Tea Room
Misses Fenton
Gladys Stary
Katherine Baxter
Lila Palmer
Harold Severn
Charles Severn
Ford Smith
Miss Stary
Seventh Avenue SE
Miss Fenton
Harold Sovern
Misses Palmer
Louise Randolph
Ruth Neill
Mesdames Smith
Charles Sovern
Woodmen Circle Leader Elected at National Fraternal Congress
Mrs. Dora Alexander Talley of Omaha national president of the Woodmen circle was elected president of the presidents section of the National Fraternal Congress, which includes eighty six fraternal societies. Mrs. Jeanie Willard of Denison Tex was named a member of the executive committee of the congress press section. Grove No. 47 Cedar Rapids is represented by Mrs. Clara Baker guardian and Mrs. Ella Viasak financial secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Alexander Talley
Omaha
Woodmen Circle
Pittsburgh
Jeanie Willard
Denison
Tex
Congress
Cedar Rapids
Grove No. 47
Clara Baker
Guardian
Ella Viasak
Mrs Von Kofron Hosts Birthday Party for Daughter
Mrs Von Kofron entertained at her home on Saturday afternoon for her daughter Matilyn’s eighth birthday. Guests included Javer Hail, June Tittleton, Kathryn Ann, Mary Pritnic de Bitepatick, Betty Leu, Mirtin Greorgeanne, Barbara Waegner, Eleine Miller Betts, Phildred Ann Miller Betts, Richard Jones, Donald Stehs, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs von Kofron
Gavehue
Hon Oing
Matilyn Oon
Breen
Javer Hail
June Tittleton
Kathryn Ann
Mary Pritnic de Bitepatick
Betty Leu Mirtin Greorgeanne
Barbara Waegner
Eleine
Phildred
Ann Miller Betts
Wott Maps
Malphe Mtord Bebrs Bell
Richard Jones
Donald Stehs
Local Ceremony at Starmas Methodist Church
The ceremony Saturday afternoon at Starmas Methodist Church featured Pastor Ta He borer A Crump and Metre fota The Sate fae ue fre. Attendees included Coren ath oaffe Jet Wis Juaed ire medooM Reaene Grimm and Conal Khinger of Melecomy. The gathering noted future meetings of the Cedeat Hapids arabada chapter at the Mont fest hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bechare
Grallis
Grimm
Fara Wa
Fortunias
Cedeat
Fragmented notice of a wedding at a Midwest home
An unclear local notice describes a September wedding at 18 Santh sticel NW. Guests include Mary Chalmers and the Misses Maury Chalmers and Gladya dohnnen with several named ladies attending. The fragmentary text names Eleatar feats Havel Pedetyvcourt Bronesg Caud Sycar and Phyllis Kittie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming Hitlen Kibbie
Santh Sticel
Mary Chalmers
Missex
Maury Chalmers
Gladya Dohnnen
Havel Pedetyvcourt Bronesg
Caud Sycar
Phyllis Kittie
Mrs. Mary Klemish Celebrates 79th Birthday at Surprise Dinner
Mrs. Mary Klemish of 351 Twentieth Street NW marked her seventy-ninth birthday with a surprise dinner at home on Sunday. A cake given by Mrs. Lloyd Newman topped the table as guests included Mr. and Mrs. W W Usher, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Newman, Mr. and Mrs E G Oliphant, Leona Hopker, Virgil, Earl and Shannon Newman, Maxine and Melvin Kress, and Mrs. Emma Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Klemish
Twentieth Street NW
Lloyd Newman
W W. Usher
E. G. Oliphant
Leona Hopker
Virgil
Earl
Shannon Newman
Maxine
Melvin Kress
Emma Johnson
Farewell party honors Anderson families
Mr and Mrs Ed Anderson hosted a Sunday evening farewell at their 2926 FE Avenue NE home for two sons Arther and Elmer Anderson and their families. Ardith, Furl, Vivian, Doris, and other relatives attended the gathering and a gift was given to the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Anderson
FE Avenue NE
Arthur Anderson
Ardith
Furl
Seattle
Wash
Elmer Anderson
Vivian
Doris
Portland
LaVern Anderson
C. O. Lanhing
Breakfast and Bridal Shower Held for Miss Elinore Henry
Mrs A L Chapman and Mrs Furene Bishop hosted a breakfast and shower Sunday at the Bishop home 1042 Sixteenth honoring Miss Elinore Henry a September bride. Guests included Mesdames Gardn Cronkhite Ray EB Clan Robert Bever Harald Downer Lenore Kuchoff and Miss Hennetts Stodola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A L. Chapman
Furene Bishop
Elinore Henry
Bishop Home
Gardrn Cronkhite
Ray EB
Robert Bever
Harald Downer
Lenore Kuchoff
Hennetts Stodola
Local Visitors From Minnesota Stay With City Hosts
Mr Hord and Mrs Clark Hord of Al-Aen Mituas with daughters Margaret and Mary Ann and Adam Krusp of Albert Lea Minnesota stay with Mr and Mrs Joan Hammill and Mr and Mrs Batt Stanley at 719 Leco Avenue SE and B50 Daniels Street NE. Mr Hord is a brother of Mrs Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrt
Clark Hord
al- Aen
Mituas
Margaret
Mary Ann
Adam Krusp
Albert Lea
Minn
Ane
Joan Hammill
Leco
Avenue SE
Batt Stanley
Daniels Street
Hord
Mra Stanley
Texas Guests Visit Wallis Residents
Mrs Barbara Korcak and Mrs Nettie Worpich visit Wallis with family of Mrs Korcak staying at 15944 Enhth avenue and 121 Second street NE. They plan to visit relatives in Spits vile and Pratvin during the stay. Mrs Vor pide a sister of Mrs Fred Stylus in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Korcak
Nettie Worpich
Gan
Wallis, Lex
Korcak
Albin Kabola
Albin Kroupu
Second Street
Spitsvile
Pratvin
Vorpide
Fred Stylus
Ninth Avenue SE
Freshen And Brighten Living Room Slip Covers Guide
Home Institute booklet provides step by step directions for making wing chair slip covers with pre shrunk fabric and bound seams. Includes pattern making, pinning front apron and arms, tuck allowances, and final binding. Also lists other home decor projects and how to order the 40 page booklet via coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Institute
Dumont Family Reunion Held in Anamosa Sunday
The Dumont family gathered at John Dumont's home in Anamosa with many members from Cedar Rapids Davenport Mount Vernon and Anamosa. Fred Dumont of Cedar Rapids was elected president and Mrs E D Armstrong of Marion secretary treasurer. The next reunion is set for the second Sunday in September 1936 at Anamosa City Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumont
John Dumont
Anamosa
Ida Dumont
John Dumont, Jr
Julia
Mary
Ann Dumont
Fred Dumont
Mae Dumont Kelly
William Schrimper
William Dumont Patterson
William Patterson
Cedar Rapids
Jim Dumont
Lizzie Dumont
Davenport
Loyd le Grand
Mount Vernon
J. W. Myers
John Breed
James Leddy
A. B Long
Rebe Richard
C. E. Farley
E. D. Armstrong
Marion
Misses Klu ber Stepan Leave for East on Trip
The Misses Julia and Betty Kluber and Martha Stepan left Saturday for New York City. They will visit friends in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania and on return stop in Washington DC and Zanesville DC. They will be gone two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia
Betty Kluber
Martha Stepan
New York City
Wilkes-Barre
Washington, DC
Zanesville
Louise Leibert Circle to Host Luncheon Tuesday
Louise Leibert circle of the Kings Daughters will hold a luncheon on Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Clara Robinsons Colonial Food Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Leibert
The
Kings Daughters
Clara
Bankers Urge Nationwide Advertising on Economic Facts
Frank F. Brooks president of the Pennsylvania Bankers association called for a colossal nationwide advertising campaign to educate the public with basic economic facts. Speaking at the Financial Advertising association convention he urged arming the people with simple truths and warned that continued silence by finance is unwise and unsafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Frank F. Brooks
Pennsylvania Bankers Association
Financial Advertising Association
Brooks
Mother shoots son then wounds self in Detroit tragedy
A Detroit mother, Mrs Jeannette Binkowski, killed her five year old son Francis with a heart shot over fears he would be crippled, then wounded herself. Doctors at Children’s Hospital said Francis, operated on twice recently, might have waited for a planned third operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Francis
Jeannette Binkowski
Children’s Hospital
Pilot and pupil killed in Danville plane crash
In Danville Kentucky a veteran pilot Harley Midthe aged 39 and his pupil Frederick Snyder aged 35 both of Georgetown were killed when their plane nosedived into a bean field near the airport. Midthe had maneuvered the craft to land twice before the motor sputtered and the aircraft dropped about 200 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville, Hl
Harley Midthe
Frederick Snyder
Georgetown
Snyder
Miethe
Six Miners Die in Bunkhouse Fire at Colorado Gold Mine
In Fairplay color ado eight men struggled to escape a Sunday morning fire at the American Lode gold mine near Alma. Six miners died and three were badly burned as workers battered iron window gratings to flee the bunkhouse collapse caused by an overheated stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairplay
Colo
Alma
British Oil Schooner Nabbed As Rum Boat
Cape May New Jersey AP reports the British schooner Popcatapetl captured at sea by coast guard. The trim title ship carried a $200,000 cargo of whisky and brandy and remains under guard while federal agents question the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape May
Coast Guard
Will Rogers Remembered as Generous Man of the People
A tribute to Will Rogers praising his tireless empathy for working people and kings alike. It lauds his disdain for wealth and fame while valuing love of humanity, noting his gift for truth telling and his gentle, generous life. He dies with a noble legacy, joining earth's noblest dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bnt
Take Steps to Cut Hurricane Dangers
Miami officials finalize a three point hurricane safety program after Florida storm damage. Proposals call for improved hurricane warnings, possible ferry service replacing rail to Key West, and stronger building standards in parts of Florida. Authorities avoid blaming any single entity as responsible for the losses. Governor Shultz plans to discuss with President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
America
Florida
Key West
Florida Keys
Hurricane Weather Bureau Service
Roosevelt
George E. Ijams
Administrator of
Veterans Affairs
Aubry W. Williams
FERA
Iowa Wisconsin County Elects Officers At Linn Group Picnic
Emil Winters of Cedar Rapids was elected president of the Linn county Iowa Wisconsin association at the annual picnic in Thomas Park Marion Sunday. Marvin Edison of Marion became vice president and Mrs Clare Nichols of Cedar Rapids secretary treasurer. About 45 attended despite rain. The tentative date for next year’s picnic was set for the third Sunday in June. Retiring officers were Charles Biddick, Paul Feidler, and Mrs Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Winters
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Iowa-Wisconsin Association
Thomas Park
Marion
Marvin Edison
Clare Nichols
John Walters
Nevin Nichols
Charles Biddick
Nichols
Paul Feidler
Mastless Yacht La Dahama Found Drifting Off Avonmouth
A dis masted yacht named La Dahama was found 300 miles north of Madeira by the British ship Aztec near Avonmouth docks. The crew conducted a search but found no one alive aboard. The log lists owner master Captain Albert R. G. Welsh of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Eng
la Dahama
Madeira
Avonmouth
Albert R. G. Welsh
Philadelphia
Norris Offered Big Deal to Write Political Book
Nebraska Senator George W. Norris has been offered 10000 dollars and a 40 percent royalty plus unlimited assistants by a New York publishing house to compile information and write a book on the independent movement in politics, sources said Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Ins
Nebraska
George W. Norris
New York
Race Betting Boosts Nebraska Fair Cash
Nebraska’s state fair reported strong results as parimutuel betting returned for the first time in five years boosting interest in ponies and lifting grandstand receipts. The fair cut 12 percent on all bets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Fair Cash
Lincoln
Neb
Ins
Nebraska
Death of Oil Magnate Edward L. Doheny at 79
Beverly Hills California reports the death of Edward Laurence Doheny a $100 000 000 oil magnate at age seventy nine He died at his Beverly Hills home after a brief illness and the funeral is set for St Vincent's Cathedral A pivotal figure in early California oil Doheny faced intrigue in the Teapot Dome scandal with his 1926 trial ending in acquittal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
Edward Laurence Doheny
Pacific Coast
Sae Doheny
Edward L. Doheny, Jr
Here
St. Vincent's Cathedral
Los Angeles
Doheny
Harding
Albert B. Fall
Interior
United States
Elk Hills
Fall
Two Rail Detectives Shot and Killed in South Bend Battle
In South Bend Indiana two Michigan Central railroad detectives Walter Butt and Arthur Wendle both of Niles Michigan were slain in a gun battle with a group of Negro suspects. Detective Carl Voelkers of Niles was wounded and questioned while Clarence Pierce and others were involved in the incident at the Pierce home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Michigan Central Railroad
Walter Butt
Arthur Wendle
Niles
Mich
Clarence Pierce
Pierce
Butt
Wendle
Carl Voelkers
Clarence Elliott
Elliott
Austin Johnigan
Voelkers
Rufus E Lee Will Leaves Estate to Widow in Omaha
The will of Rufus E Lee who died Aug 4 1935 in Omaha is admitted to probate. It leaves the entire estate to widow Mrs Helen H Lee with power to administer. Upon her death the estate will go to daughters Mrs Clark Galloway of Council Bluffs and Mrs Carl D Thomas of Cedar Rapids Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Rufus E. Lee
Cedar Rapids
Helen H. Lee
Clark Galloway
Council Bluffs
Carl D. Thomas
Washington Avenue
FASTEETH promises comfortable false teeth in a dash
An advertisement promotes FASTEETH a new pleasant powder that keeps teeth firmly set and deodorizes with no gummy taste. It suggests sprinkling on plates for comfort and notes availability at May Drug Co. and other drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Drug Co
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Misses Roth
Carlton
Sumner Quartons
Longuevilles
Glen Coxes
Tor Mrs
Vazal
Ale Ware
Helen
Mr Mor
Dane
Helly
Vtifornia
Wirs Datas
Shamraoa Vee
Gilidys Baleu
Laut
Sanad Yoomatat Fur Ciliturnis
P. T. A. Meetings
Hayes P
Jim
Montgomerys
Metheen Bran
Montromery Word Bane Mp Shatty
Walon Sane Company
Wmitburns
Beta Phi Alpha
Beta Phi Alpha Sorority
Montrose Terrace
Nadine Troyak
Cora Farr
Doris Garner
Gertrude Shoemaker
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
A H Boileau
Forest Drive
Nelle Henderson
Otto Schluter
ELECT
Woodmen
Fraternal Congress
Brittons Returs
Lambda Circie
Et Phi
Busines Yard
Srenity
Wall
Montfest
A Sigma
Mrs. Klemish
Miss Berry
Minnesota
Texas
Penn
Bankers Head
Cedar Rapids Gazette Home Institute
19Th ST
Edgar A. Guest
Will Rogers
King
Ufe
Mis
Iowa-Wisconsin
Assn
Norris
E. L. Doheny
Iowa Theater
Rexall Drug Stores
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