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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1939

Page

3

One False Step Revolves Around a Bitter Dinner Party

Janis Conover fights social pressure and a coercive liquor and romance scene at a dinner party. Raul Smith forces a kiss, leading Janis to lash out then retreat to reflect on her troubled marriage to Rock Conover. A morning letter hints at a possible marriage proposal from Boardman West as Janis contemplates her future.

Mary Janis Raul Stephen Smith Raul Smith Roul Smith Rock Conover Max Doyle Rock Doyle Conover Mastin Mr. Doyle Doe Smith Black Doe Stephen Black Morning Mail Boardman West St. Louis Mr. West

Misses Boynton Hill Return From Europe Summer

The Misses Bernice Adelia Boynton and Margaret Hill return from spending summer in Europe. Additional notes list Fred Kluss elected president of the Cedar Rapids Kiwanis Club, succeeding Keith Vawter. Mrs A E Durin and son George back from California with Miss Elinor Hill visiting in Durin home. Mr and Mrs George S Medhurst visit Washington DC.

Bernice Adelia Boynton Margaret Hill Europe Fred Kluss Grant High School Cedar Rapids A. E. Durin George California Elinor Hill la Jolla Durin George S. Medhurst Washington, D. C

Eight More Czechs Enlist For Czechoslovakia Aid in Cedar Rapids

Eight Czechs arrived in Cedar Rapids to aid the independence of the Czechoslovak republic and were welcomed by the Bohemian National Alliance. Recipients include Vaclav Lorence Joseph Kalous Adolph Holecek Frank Rezanka Adolph Teska Oldrich Nemec and Frank Liskovec plus Frank Kec of Colfax. A. C. Reps family plans eastern travel by motor with Donald to Princeton New Jersey for school and Paul to join in New York City. The Central Park church hosted farewell for Mrs. J W Laughlin leaving for West Virginia with daughter Julia. Reverend W S Graham returned from Seattle after officiating at a wedding.

Cedar Rapids New Republic of Czechoslovakia Bohemian National Alliance Vaclav K Lorence Joseph Kalous Adolph Holecek Frank Rezanka Adolph Teska Oldrich Nemec Frank Liskowec Tama Frank Kec Colfax A. C. Reps Donald

Grandson Donald Goodnow Graham and Miss Juanita Zoe Fisher

A brief notice lists Donald Goodnow Graham and Juanita Zoe Fisher as individuals connected to a local social or personal event. No further context or details are provided in the fragment.

Donald Goodnow Graham Juanita Zoe Fisher

Thorns and Orange Blossoms at Greene's Opera House

Sept 11 1909 residents attended the Greene's Opera House performance Thorns and Orange Blossoms. Mr and Mrs W G Thomas depart for extended Pacific coast visit. Mrs W L Pauley returns from Seattle expo trip. Miss Mildred Dotson heads to Chicago to enter Moody Bible Institute for evangelistic work. In Holland horse meat may be sold only in special shops and national laws ban sale in shops selling beef pork or mutton.

W. G. Thomas Pacific Coast W. L. Pauley Seattle Exposition Mildred Dotson Chicago Holland

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