Past Presidents Honor Mrs C T Brown at Luncheon
Chapter DK of P E O honored Mrs C T Brown a long time member at a luncheon at the Elms tea room on Tuesday. Mrs Brown will move to Dysart October first to make her home. Attending were Chapter DK past presidents and the current president Mrs L R Gerhardt among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Brown
Elms Tea Room
Brown
Dysart
C. J. Stewart
J. G. Lee
Samuel Graham
I. E. Jackson
FP. W
Parisian visitor joins Cedar Rapids family on summer stay
Walter Michael Jeanes of Paris arrived with his wife and daughters to spend about a month in Cedar Rapids. They have been staying with Mrs. James Dake and plan to return to Paris in October after crossing from France on the Empress of Australia and landing in Quebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Michael Jeanes
Paris
France
Cedar Rapids
Jeanes
Helen
Dake
Australia
Quebec
Dr Joseph Fort Newton Preaches in Paris this Summer
Friends of Dr Joseph Fort Newton learn the former Peoples Church pastor will preach at the American Episcopal Church in Paris during the summer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Fort Newton
Paris
The
Peoples Church
Cedar Rapids
American Episcopal Church
France
Poe Family Returns From Isle Royale Trip
Mr and Mrs Arthur Poe and Miss Nan Poe of Country Club drive returned Monday evening from Isle Royale in Lake Superior where they spent nearly a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Poe
Nan Poe
Isle Royal
Lake Superior
Edward B. Rowan to return from Fort Dodge visit
Edward B. Rowan of 535 Forest Drive SE will return Tuesday evening from Fort Dodge where he spent the weekend with the Rhoads family and attended a Dan Rhoads one man painting exhibition at Blangden Memorial gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Rowan
Forest Drive
Fort Dodge
Rhoads
Dan Rhoads
Blangden
Birthday Surprise for Clayton Baughman Held at Home
Mr and Mrs Charles W Baughman hosted a Thursday evening surprise party for their son Clayton Baughman to celebrate his birthday. After dinner guests played five hundred and bridge with Dor othy Maxfield assisting. The gathering included Carl Englund and daughter Jeanette, Carl Vet son, Reuben Levinbaugh, Charles Baughman, Sid Englund from Peoria Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Baughman
Clayton Baughman
Dorothy Maxfield
Carl Englund
Jeanette
Carl Vetson
Reuben Levnbaugh
Charles Baughman
Maxfield
Sid Englund
Peoria
Miss Irma Hasek’s California Weekend Visit
Miss Irma Hasek spent a weekend in California visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Yerkes and their son Kermit of San Jose. They stayed at the Yerkes cottage near Capitola and took trips to Ae and other places of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Hasek
California
T. E. Yerkes
Kermit
San Jose
Yerkes
Capitola
Interes
Mrs Halvorson Leaves for Cedar Falls After Visit
Mrs N O Halvorson departed for her Cedar Falls home following a week long visit with her parents Dr and Mrs F G Ladd Mrs Ladd accompanied her for the visit Dr Ladd plans a trip to his uncle A R Ladd in Aitkin Minnesota and will return Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. O. Halvorson
Cedar Falls
F. G. Ladd
Baxteres Return From Davenport Visit
Mr and Mrs P H Baxter of Davenport returned home after visiting their son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs Ernest W Anderson The Baxters spent all of last week in the city and Mr Baxter joined her for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Baxter
Davenport
Ernest W. Anderson
First Avenue E
Baxter
Mr. Baxter
Neff Family Attends Omaha Funeral for Winnie I Neff
Mrs. Mary A Neff of 1310 B Avenue NE traveled to Omaha Nebraska Monday evening to attend the funeral of her mother in law Mrs Winnie I Neff who died on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Neff
B Avenue NE
Omaha, Neb
Winnie I. Neff
Neill Family Returns From Chicago Visit
Mr and Mrs William J Neill of 700 Sixth Street SW returned Monday from Chicago where they spent ten days visiting their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Gerald e
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Neill
Sixth Street
Chicago
Daugher
Geralde
First Fall Meeting of Iowa Epsilon Chapter Guild
The Iowa Epsilon chapter of the University Guild holds its first fall meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Hotel Roosevelt. The study topic is Oscar Wilde and his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Epsilon Chapter
University Guild
Hotel Roosevelt
Oscar Wilde
Mrs Harriet Powell Returns From Chicago Visit
Mrs Harriet E Powell came back Monday after a two weeks visit with her daughter in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet E. Powell
Chicago
Preya Lodge to Meet Wednesday at K of P Hall
Clubs Lodges Preya lodge No. 516 V OA will convene Wednesday at 8 p m in K of P hall Delegates reports from the district meeting will be presented followed by entertainment and refreshments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preya Lodge No
K. of P. Hall
Moose Hall Meeting Hosts Card Party After Session
FP A U No 172 will meet in Moose hall Thursday evening. After the business session there will be a card party for members and friends. Pinocchie and five hundred will be played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. A. U. No. 172
Moose Hall
Columbia Division to Begin Regular Meetings With Lunch
After two months of vacation Columbia Division No. 37 LA to ORC will start its regular meetings with a noon luncheon at Moose Hall on Wednesday at 1 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Division No. 37
L. A
Moose Hall
Dows Camp 4 Veterans Meet Friday in Memorial Building
Dows Camp No 4 of United Spanish War Veterans will meet Friday at 8 p m in the Memorial building. The Ladies Auxiliary will also meet at the same time in the Memorial. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dows
United Spanish War Veterans
Cedar Rapids Dental Society Auxiliary Picnic Hosts
Mrs. W. F. Naibert entertained the Cedar Rapids Dental Society Auxiliary at a Monday evening picnic supper at 2404 Grande avenue SE. After the business meeting, Elizabeth Johnston spoke on Camp Good Health and the group enjoyed accordion music by Doris Newman and Barbara Ann. hostesses included Mrs. A. N. Hamiston, Mrs. J. L. Hartman, Mrs. E. E. Hruska, Mrs. J. C. Stanton and Mrs. Ernest W. Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Naibert
Grande Avenue
Cedar Rapids Dental Society
Elizabeth Johnston
Public Health Nursing Bureau
Camp Good Health
Doris — Newman
Barbara Ann
A. N. Hamiston
J. L. Hartman
E. E. Hruska
J. C. Stanton
Ernest W. Anderson
P. E. O. Chapter GM Opens Season With World Cruise
After a picnic at Mrs. H. C. Watson’s home on Greenwood Drive SE Miss Lena Vogt launched Chapter GM’s season with the world cruise program. The imaginary trip starts in New York and travels to Havana the Caribbean and through the Panama Canal to Hawaii with talks on each visited point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Watson
Greenwood Drive
Lena Vogt
New York
Havana
Caribbean Sea
Panama Canal
Hawaii
Party at J G Hupp Home Saturday Evening
A group of friends gathered for a party Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs J G Hupp at 2217 Second Street SW. The attendees included numerous couples and single guests such as Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Diehl, Mr. and Mrs Ardell Borschel, Miss Mildred Havin, Miss Edith Keyes, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Hupp
Second Street
Kenneth F. Diehl
Ardell Borschel
Ernest R. Woodford
Arthur Redel
Thomas D. Lynxwiler
Russell C. Schroeder
Andrew Jackson
Anniversary surprise for Horace and Denison couple
Mr and Mrs Horace G Deni at 41 Fourteenth Avenue SW were surprised Saturday evening on their tenth wedding anniversary by friends. Five hundred was played and gifts were given. attendees included Lyle Huss family Jennie May Ver non Geraldine James Sorenson family Ella Hill Orton Horace Denison family Mildred Horace Jr Betty Alice and Lloyd Fountain of Peoria Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace G. Denison
Fourteenth Avenue SW
Denison
Lyle Huss
Jennie May
James Sorenson
Vernon
Geraldine
Orton
Ella Hill
Horace Denison
Mildred
Horace, Jr
Betty Alice
Lloyd A. Fountain
Peoria, Il
Week at Lake Francis Trip Sent From Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs Howard M Benninghoff and Miss Gladys McKinlay of Cedar Rapids and John Wildman of Marshalltown left by motor Monday to spend the week at Mr Wildman s summer home on Lake Francis in Minne...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard M. Benninghoff
Gladys McKinlay
Cedar Rapids
John Wildman
Marshalltown
Mr. Wildman
Lake Francis
Minne
Seven Year Old Darleen Comried Birthday Party
A birthday celebration for Darleen Comried marking her seventh year was held at her home on Vernal street NW. Guests included Muriel and Miriam Bird Glenn and Arlie Comried Jennie Ellen Drummy Beulah Coombs Betty Mae Groff Lorraine Kohl Robert Owens Frances Kubovec Susie MacVay Donna Merle Schladetzky Bobbie Ballou Rollin Oswald Bobbie Bed nasek Jimmy Thurston Bobbie Thompson Frank Sykes Bobbie Za mostil Tony Fontana Louis Akers and Roy Comried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darleen Comried
Vernal Street
Muriel
Miriam Bird
Glenn
Arlie Comried
Jennie Ellen Drummy
Beulah Coombs
Betty Mae Groff
Lorraine Kohl
Robert Owens
Frances Kubovec
Susie MacVay
Donna Merle Schladetzky
Bobbie Ballou
Rollin Oswald
Bobbie Bednasek
Jimmy Thurston
Bobbie Thompson
Frank Sykes
Bobbie Zamostil
Tony Fontana
Louis Akers
Roy Comried
Schlueter Family Reunion Held With Picnic at Newton City Park
A reunion of the Schlueter family gathered at Newton city park for a Sunday picnic attended by numerous relatives from Cedar Rapids Dallas Center Deep River Marengo Norway Walford Clinton and other towns. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Joe Kosina and sons William and Lumir Mrs Mamie Schlueter Miss Caroline Pazour Mr and Mrs Charles Smreek many Schlueters and assorted relatives spanning several locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schlueter
Newton
Joe Kosina
William and
Lumir
Mamie Schlueter
Caroline Pazour
Charles Smreek
Cedar Rapids
Henry F. Schlueter
Raymond Schlueter
Jack
Dallas Center
Walter
Hoening
Walford
Frank Schlueter
Winners Class meets at Mrs Hoskin home this Wednesday
The Winners class of the Second Christian church will meet at 2 p.m. on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. L. V. Hoskin located at 1063 F avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Christian Church
L. V. Hoskin
F Avenue NW
Ladies Industrial Society Invited to Sinclair Memorial Church
The Ladies Industrial Society of Sinclair Memorial Church is invited to attend a forthcoming gathering at the church. The notice calls members to join the event and participate in planned activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies Industrial Society of the
Sinclair Memorial Church
St John's guild to meet after summer break
The St John's guild of St John's Church will meet Thursday at 2 30 at the home of Mrs Charlies C Shapleigh 254 Twenty Fourth Street Drive SE. This is the first meeting after the summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Guild of
St. John’s Church
Charlies C. Shapleigh
Twenty-fourth Street Drive
Rev W A Pratt Returns From Europe To Cedar Rapids
The Rev W A Pratt arrived in Cedar Rapids from Southampton England and will decide if he stays for the winter or travels east and south. He has pulpit duties in eastern churches and will address Rotary and Kiwanis groups. His topics include The Russian Face of Germany, What Next, and Late Excavations in Ur of Chaldea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Pratt
Europe
Germany
Chaldea
Engagement Announced for Copeland Hughes in Aurora
Mr and Mrs Homer D Critton of Aurora Illinois announce the engagement of their niece Miss Mary Jean Copeland a former Cedar Rapids resident to Charles H Hughes of Aurora son of Mr and Mrs Joseph T Hughes of Cleveland Ohio The wedding will be during the holidays Miss Copeland daughter of Elmer Copeland of Cedar Rapids has lived with the Crittons Mr Hughes is assistant manager of the W T Grant company of Aurora The Crittons are well known in Cedar Rapids Mrs Critton is the daughter of Rev and Mrs Hugh Orchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer D. Critton
Aurora
Ill
Mary Jean Copeland
Cedar Rapids
Charles H. Hughes
Cleveland
Miss Copeland
Elmer Copeland
Crittons
Hughes
W. T. Grant Company
Critton
Hugh Orchard
Johnston Guests Dine At Cedar Rapids Country Club
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Dieterich of Akron Ohio with their son Ernest Jr visited Dr. and Mrs. B. R. Johnston. They stayed at the Commonwealth and joined a dinner party Monday evening at the Cedar Rapids Country Club with Dr. Florence Johnston and Miss Frances Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Dieterich
Akron
Ohio
Ernest, Jr
B. R. Johnston
The
Commonwealth
Dieterich
Johnston
Florence Johnston
Frances Prescott
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Bridge Luncheon Hosts Club at Hotel Roosevelt
Mrs J B Niles hosted a bridge luncheon at the Hotel Roosevelt on Monday with bridge to follow on the mezzanine Those present were Mrs M W B Sealy Mrs Edward Hall Mrs James M Shields Mrs Charles Nelson Mrs W E Warren Mrs C A Taylor and Mrs E E Sparling The club meets every two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Niles
Seventeenth Street SE
Hotel Roosevelt
M. W. B. Sealy
Edward Hall
James M. Shields
Charles Nelson
W. E. Warren
C. A. Taylor
E. E. Sparling
Adorable frock pattern 2398 for children
Fall and winter Adams Pattern offers size 4 to 12 frock with front buttoned panel and pleated collar. Puffed sleeves, contrast collar in pique or organdie, and gay cotton print. Requires 2% yards of 36 inch fabric for size 4 and % yard contrast. illustrated instructions included. send 15 cents in coins or stamps.
Seafood an Aid in Finding Health
The article extols the health benefits of sea foods rich in iodine and minerals for bones and tissue. It notes low consumption due to ignorance of fish varieties and cooking methods, and offers a six cent booklet from The Cedar Rapids Gazette Information Bureau directed by Frederic J. Haskin to Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Washington, D. C
The
I C Players to Hold Initial Fall Meeting
The I C Players plan their first fall business meeting at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Immaculate Conception school auditorium. They will arrange the first play of the season Merton of the Movies for October 2 and present a short program after the meeting including a walking rehearsal of the one act Suppressed Desires. Participants listed are Mary Agnes Groves Lucille Funkey and Jack Neenan with short talks by Maurice Cahill and Raymond Plamadore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C
Immaculate Conception
Merton
Mary Agnes Groves
Lucille Funkey
Jack Neenan
Maurice Cahill
Raymond Plamadore
Dinner Planned by St. Pauls Church Women Group
More than fifty guests expected at a Thursday dinner hosted by the Business and Professional Women's class of St. Pauls church. Social chair Mrs. Ed ene and program chair Miss Hope Schultz organize the evening at the Elms tea room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elms Tea Room
St. Paul's Church
Edene
Hope Schultz
Mercy Hospital Auxiliary Board to Meet Wednesday At 1:30
Mercy hospital auxiliary board will convene at the hospital Wednesday at 1 30 pm. Members will also gather for sewing on the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital Auxiliary Board
Visit Highlights Elizabeth Caldwell in Viola
Miss Elizabeth Caldwell of 1915 Washington avenue SE spent a brief weekend visit with relatives in Viola last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Caldwell
Washington Avenue SE
Viola
Pledges Named by Four Coe Frats
Fraternity pledges at Coe College are listed by four active fraternities Tau Kappa Epsilon Chi Beta Phi Phi Alpha Pi and Alpha Delta Alpha with a total of sixty six freshmen pledged. Tau Kappa Epsilon leads with twenty pledges followed by Chi Beta Phi with sixteen Phi Alpha Pi with thirteen and Alpha Delta Alpha with thirteen. pledging continues through the week. Theta Nu Epsilon Delta Phi Epsilon and Phi Kappa Tau have not announced pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Chi Beta Phi
Phi Alpha Pi
Alpha Delta Alpha
Theta Nu Epsilon
Delta Phi Epsilon
Phi Kappa Tau
Political turncoat sues Hoover for 18 cents in 1928 chicken cost
John P. Kelley files suit in Council Bluffs with Justice of the Peace Jack DeWitt naming President Hoover as defendant for 18 cents the current market value of a chicken tied to an arc publican campaign of 1928. The filing notes county authorities were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Fry
Council Bluffs
John P. Kelley
Jack DeWitt
Deficit in Insull Utility Investments Revealed in Court
Federal auditors report a 226 million deficit in Insull Utility Investments Inc accounts with assets totaling 27.47 million. Receivers George A. Cooke and Calvin Fentress note long term losses since 1929 and inconsistent records masking the true financial collapse since the Insull structure fell last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
SAP
Insull Utility Investments, Inc
Federal District Court
Insull Utility Securities
George A. Cooke
Calvin Fentress
Insull
United States District Court
Walter C. Lindley
Flying Family Rescue Continues Despite Limited Supplies
Rescue teams locate theFlying Family stranded group with eight others. shortages hamper care as crews assess needs and plan for evacuation or shelter. Officials emphasize urgency and coordination among agencies to move all to safety.
Hutchinson Party Rescued After Greenland Airwreck
George Hutchinson reports his eight member party floated in icy waters for two days after their plane swamped near Angmagssalik Greenland. The group was rescued by the British trawler Lord Talbot and salvaged remains are aboard. They plan to sail to England then return by boat to America by September 30. No one is seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hubert Markus
Flying Hutchinson
Angmagssalik
Greenland
George Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Lord Talbot
London
Markus
England
America
Malkus
Icebound Talbot Discovers Hutchinson Plane Salvage Under Ice
Captain Thomas Watson reports aboard the Lord Talbot locating the Hutchinson family plane after a long icebound hunt off Angmagssalik. Eight aboard were safe but hard to reach due to darkness and roaring ice floes. a rescue plan followed the discovery.
City Briefs and Personal Notes Across Town
John Stevenson of see visits Cedar Rap to visit friends while Mrs Kesler and family head to Valley Center. Virginia Shreeves of Vinton journeys toward Tucson Arizona. M L Healy federal probation officer attends federal court in Waterloo. Amos Platz gets a thirty day suspended sentence after pleading guilty to intoxication before Justice Lightner. Two old-fashioned lockets found along the riverfront are turned over to police chief Benesh who holds them for the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Platz
G. S. Lightner
W. C. Benesh
Farmer George J. Gintert Files Bankruptcy Petition
George J. Gintert a Shellsburg farmer filed a bankruptcy petition in federal court Tuesday. His schedules show assets totaling 17054 and debts of 9300 with an exemption of 4700 claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Gintert
Shellsburg
Vo. F. W. To Meet Thursday For Next Year Nominations
Cedar Rapids post No. 788 Veterans of Foreign Wars will nominate officers for the next year at a Thursday evening meeting in the post rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vo. F. W
Cedar Rapids
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mrs Smith Moved From Mercy Hospital After Car Crash
Mrs William M. Smith of 1642 Fifth Street NW who was injured in an automobile accident near Muscatine on Sept 4 has been moved from Mercy hospital to her home and is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Smith
Fifth Street
Muscatine
Mercy Hospital
YWCA Offers Midweek Swimming Lessons and Plunges
The YWCA announces swimming lessons and plunges scheduled for Wednesday night and Thursday morning at standard times. For remaining valid tickets, call the YWCA for information.
Toledo Woman Reports Auto Industry Rebound
Mrs. Rose Kapal of Toledo says the automobile industry is picking up and thousands of men have returned to work, during a visit to her sister Mrs. Sam Talb at 612 Avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Kapal
Toledo
Ohio
Sam Talb
Three Duchess pears weigh a pound each from Snyder nursery
Three Duchess pears of unusual size from the Snyder nursery farm near Center Point were brought to The Gazette office on Tuesday. The three formed a single cluster and each pear weighed about one pound while the tree was young and bore two bushes of pears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Center Point
Gazette
Man Changes Plea in Speeding Case
Frank Leeks of Marion pleaded not guilty in police court Monday but changed his plea before Judge Thomas B. Powell Tuesday and was fined $10 plus costs. W. D. Barnhizer also pled guilty to speeding and was fined $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Leeks
Marion
Thomas B. Powell
W. D. Barnhizer
Car Stolen From Monticello Parking Lot
C E Podhaski of Monticello reported to police that his 1928 Chevrolet coupe was taken between 8 15 and 8 30 a m from a First street SE parking spot between First and Second avenues. License 53 2397.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Podhaski
Monticello
First Street
First Avenue
Second Avenue
Police chiefs head to state convention in Dubuque
Dan Kruidenier public safety commissioner Chief of Police W C Benesh Night Captain Alfred A Mikota and Mrs Lena C Glidden police matron depart Tuesday for Dubuque to attend the state convention of police chiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Kruidenier
W. C. Benesh
Alfred A. Mikota
Lena C. Glidden
Dubuque
Commission Resumes Utility Hearings
The trade commission resumes its four year investigation into public utility firms with hearings on the financial affairs of fourteen gas and electric companies in New York and Pennsylvania. The goal is to complete examinations and report to the Senate before June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Trade Commission
Senate
Associated Gas and Electric Company
New York
Pennsylvania
Captain J O Stewart dies aged Civil War veteran
The Rev W Greer McCrory led funeral services for Captain J O Stewart 94 at Turner chapel with simple rites honoring his Civil War service as the last Cedar Rapids enlistment in Company K First Iowa. Burial in Oak Hill cemetery followed a flag casket and taps by an American Legion representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Greer McCrory
First United Presbyterian Church
J. O. Stewart
Turner Chapel
Cedar Rapids
First
Iowa
Stewart
Paul
Church
McCrory
Ira Moore
Thomas Beatty
George Keyes
J. M. Jordan
Oak Hill Cemetery
American Legion
Man Captured At Marshalltown For Local Auto Theft
Marshalltown officials held a man claiming the name Ed die E Elliston of Cedar Rapids in connection with a Sept 6 auto theft from Milo Chehak of this city. Police pursued thieves seen swapping Marshall county plates. shots were fired, a flat tire ended the chase, and Elliston’s companion Busing escaped again. Elliston refused to discuss the case and fingerprints were taken. Cedar Rapids police were asked to verify his activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Eddie E. Elliston
Cedar Rapids
Milo Chehak
Chehak
Marshall County
Elliston
Busing
Occupant Of Parked Car Jumps Escapes Injury In Crash
An automobile donated to the playground commission for K. R. Clendenning to supervise community gardens was badly damaged Sunday at 4 am when struck from behind by a car owned by Paul Sullivan of 1560 Fourth Avenue SE. The playground car, donated by the Rapids Chevrolet company, was parked on Oakland Avenue in front of the Oakland pharmacy, facing south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clendenning, Jr
Oakland Avenue
Sullivan
Clendenning
Playground Commission
K. R. Clendenning
Paul Sullivan
Fourth Avenue
Rapids Chevrolet Company
Oakland Pharmacy
K. R
Two Minor Accidents Reported No Injuries
Police said no one was injured in two minor crashes. At 7 am on First avenue and between Second and Third streets E a truck hit E S Lucas rear ending his car near curb. In the evening a car pulled from a curb and struck Herbert M Figg’s vehicle on Second street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.S. Lucas
E Avenue NW
First Avenue
Second
Third Streets
John Redder
Redder
Herbert M. Figg
Third Avenue
Orth
Second Street
Third Avenues
J. E. Killinger
Eighteenth Street SE
Figg
White House Silent On Maine Election Results
Washington AP says the White House will offer no comment on Maine election returns. Secretary Mills and Postmaster General Brown spoke with the President before his cabinet meeting, both frequent advisers on political matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Maine
Mills
Brown
Hoover
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Walter M. Jeanes
Poes
MR. Rowan
Mrs. Halvorson
Andersons
Omaha
Neills
Mrs. Powell
Clubs
F. A. U. Meeting
Mrs. Naibert
Hupp
Schlueter Reunion
Sinclair Industrial
St. John’s Guild
Anne Adams
ST. Paul's B
COE
John Wheeland
Freeport, Ill
John Campbell
Ireton
Robert Hawkins
Waukon
Curtis Wood
Eldred Burgy
South Amana
George Baker
Ridgeway
Herbert Carris
Keota
Allan Poole
Swea City
Roy Porter
Otho
Montfred Lunt
New Sharon
Ony
Capt
Thomas Watson
United Press
Angm
Mountaid
Star of Victory
Cape Dan
Campeg
Smith
Immedi
A Zastera
Zastera’s Pharmacy
Ellis Blvd
John Stevenson
See
Cedar Rap
William Kesler
Valley Center
Virginia Shreeves
Vinton
Tucson
Ariz
M. L. Healy
Waterloo
Y. W
Auto Industry
Commission
2Nd Avenue
Oxfords
Play Sandals
Comatent
Er Union Teouncil
Tela Son
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