Lois Fenton Weds Arthur Schwarzentruber In First Baptist Ceremony
Miss Lois Fenton daughter of Mrs Ella Fenton married Arthur Schwarzentruber son of Mr and Mrs D P Schwarzentruber in a Thursday evening service at First Baptist Church. About 100 guests attended with Lida Tallman singing. reception followed and couple to reside at 2933 E Avenue NE. Both graduates of Coe College. groom works at Bennett Tire and Battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Fenton
Ella’ ‘Fenton
Meadowbrook
Arthur” Schwarzentruber
D. P. Schwarzentruber
Mount Vernon Avenue
First Baptist Church
R. F. Judson
Lida Tallman
Lloyd Lathrop
Gladiolus
Ford Smith
Leigh Larson
Old Smith
Charles Severn
Ernest Jenkinson
Donald Hillier
Joseph Schneider
Schwarzentruber
E Avenue
Coe College
Chi Omega
Bennett Tire and Battery Company
Mr and Mrs Ben Ludy Visit George Ludy Family
Mr and Mrs Ben Ludy of Topeka Kansas are guests of Mr and Mrs George B Ludy at 1900 Fifth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Ludy
Topeka, Kan
Mr. Ludy
Mrs
George B. Ludy
Fifth Avenue SE
Sinaiko Birthday Party At Blake Boulevard Home
Mr and Mrs Joseph Sinaiko host six couples at their Blake boulevard SE residence this evening to celebrate Mrs Sinaiko's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sinaiko
Blake Boulevard
Van Buren P. T. A. Meets With New Committees
The Van Buren P. T. A. opened its first meeting Tuesday with Mrs. R. F. Taft as president. Miss Nanna Nelson led the singing of America. Taft announced committees for Program Hospitality Publications Finance and Budget Membership Historian Librarian Playground among others.
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van Buren P. T. A
R. F. Taft
Nanna Nelson
America
Taft
L. K. McKee
C. C. Pitlik
Walter Moscript
Burton Watkins
Paul H. Brown
J. Holub
Stanek
B. Kubik
E. Renshaw
E. Johns
E.ina
E.bye
A. H. Schluntz
J. Bruna
E. L. ‘Fields
Frank ‘Ehrenberger
J. Holister
Two Cedar Rapids Leaders Win Scoutmaster's Key Honor
Cedar Rapids leaders James J. Maloney and Harold M. Wies qualify for the Scoutmaster's Key after meeting courses in scoutmastership, first aid, and specialization. Maloney, field commissioner and former Troop 10 and 13 leader, and Wies, Kiwanian skipper and Quaker Oats draftsman, earn the honor at the Cedar Rapids area council meeting. Only A. W. Schlumbohm currently holds the key in the Cedar Rapids region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
James J. Maloney
Johnson Avenue
Harold M. Wies
Seventeenth Street
Kiwanian
Wies
Troop 9
Quaker Oats
A. W. Schlumbohm
Garfield P. T. A. Holds First Meeting of the Year
Garfield P. T. A. opened its season with Mrs C. Parker presiding. The group elected Mrs Parker and Mrs B Van Cleve as delegates to the northeast district meeting in Monticello on Oct 9. Mrs Florentine Lattner read the president's message and refreshments were served by the social committee.
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Gaskill
George Naxera
Harold Blackledge
J. Skalsky
National
J. Bruna
Svoboda
Florentine Lattner
Eastern Iowa
Monticello
Taft
W. Murphy
Taylor School
Garfield P. T. A. Garfield P. T. A
Local PT A Names Committee Chairs At Big Springs Meeting
Dressed members introduced teachers and presidents. Committee chairmen named include E R Williams program J Savel membership Van Cleve hospitality Langridge publicity Kanzlarich finance Stew art publications Barnhart social Kanth Palmer? song leader Randell Paxton health Atherton Walkup relief. Eldo Mentzer violin solo Mary Slaman readings. Refreshments by Barnhart and Sweet. Big Springs PT A officers met for a picnic luncheon. Mrs Harry Kindig presided. Attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Williams
J. Savel
van Cleve
H. R. Langridge
J. Kanzlarich
J. E. Stewart
W. P. Barnhart
K. Thompson
George Miller
Wheel-Only Finish in Charleston Auto Race
Clay Corbett of Columbus lost a wheel but continued on three wheels for several laps and finished fifth in Charleston. Gail Lanker of Carey won the race.
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Charleston
W. Va
Clay Corbett
Columbus
Gail Lanker
Carey, O
Woodbury Audit Criticizes Mileage Bill Practices
An audit of Woodbury county records filed Friday notes minor criticisms but finds the offices in good shape overall. It cites $357.31 still due from former treasurer F Price Smith and overpayments to two sanitation commission members who were paid $6 per diem instead of $3, plus per diem for education board members who served without pay.
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DES Moines (Ap
Woodbury
George Millett
Millett
C. W. Storms
F. Price Smith
Woodbury County
A. G. Kass
C. F. Berkstresser
Sanity Commission
County Board of Education
J. A. Davenport
Fort Madison
Anamosa
W. R. Tice
F. S. Bonansinga
Tax Collector Paid Commission on Delinquent Taxes, Audit Finds
The report says the personal tax collector received commissions on both tax and penalties, not taxes alone as statute requires. It notes illegal commissions on delinquent personal taxes paid to the county treasurer. Woodbury County delinquencies fell 53 percent in 1934, from $873,459.86 to $414,363.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonansinga
Woodbury County
Damage Suits Filed Against MacNider Over Car Crash
Four petitions filed in Mason City district court seek a total of $17,000 in damages from Hanford MacNider. Marshalltown attorneys argue negligence in driving near Huxley caused the highway crash and injuries.
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MacNider
Mason City
Hanford MacNider
District Court
Marshalltown
Huxley
Lawsuit Arising From Collision Names Several Claimants
The case involves a collision with a car driven by Alvin Goes. Goes seeks $2,000, joined by passenger Cleo Goes for the same amount. Other plaintiffs Minnie Hamilton requests $3,000 and Mrs. W. C. Hillhouse seeks $10,000.
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Alvin Goes
Goes
Cleo Goes
Minnie Hamilton
W. C. Hillhouse
Garbage Driver Has Unlucky Day
In Milwaukee a garbage wagon was struck by a boy with a stone. Driver Edward Przybla chased the prankster as the horses bolted. Przybla fell and injured his knee and was later fined ten dollars for drunken and disorderly conduct.
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Milwaukee
Edward Przybla
Przybla
Keosauqua Woman Named Director of Iowa Juvenile Home
Virginia Silver of Keosauqua was appointed by the state board of control as director of the Iowa Juvenile Home at Toledo. She succeeds LaVerne Smith of Council Bluffs who resigned for a girls home in Kansas City Mo. Silver has served as information desk clerk at the state house for two years. Appointment runs to August 31, 1936.
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Des Moines
State Board of Control
Virginia Silver
Keosauqua
Iowa
Toledo
LaVerne Smith
Council Bluffs
Kansas City
Silver
State House
State Dairy Dept Checks Up On Milk Bottle Use
State dairy and food department moved to check the use of milk bottles by dairies not belonging to the bottles Thursday.
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State Dairy Dept
State Dairy and Food Department
Dairyman Roy Bindler Pleads Guilty Over Misused Trade Bottle
Roy Bindler pled guilty in Justice W J Grunewald court to using bottles bearing another dairy’s registered trade mark. He received a suspended $10 fine. A separate charge against Roy Wilkinson for cheating by false pretenses was dismissed on Thursday.
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Roy Bindler
Bindler
Court of Justice
W. J
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lois Ie ‘Enton
Arthur Schwarzentruber
Ben Ludys
Sinaikos
P. T. A. Meetings
James J, Maloney
Big Springs
Harry Kindig
Kindig
J. W. Gaines
C. Schrimper
H. Snyder
E. Pirt
Woodbury Audit
Ri Manan
Paris
Ase
St. S.E. Dows
Barker’s
PhLco
Philco
Seas
London
Madrid
Phileo
Te A
Origan Eza
U.S
Philcos
Smulekoff
US Third Avenue
Meus ‘Atlas
Philco OF
Atles
REE Radio J Atlas
Cour
Aredie
E. Dial
A. R. Haage
Norway
J. A. Kayser
Walker
LeRoy Marburger
Coggon
Malcolm Chevrolet Co
Marengo
A. D. Mills & Co
Central City
R. R. Makasnah
North Liberty
C. R. Runkle
Lisbon
Spencer Harmony Hall
Iowa City
Schiarbaum Appliance Co
Vinton
Yerkes & Yerkes
E. E. Cranton
Blairstown
Fred Schneider
Keystone
Driscoll Furniture Co
Belle Plaine
Hostler’s
Tipton Paul,Horner
Mechanicsville
Leytze
Maytag Co
Dysart
Philips & Hebner
Washington
Frank A. Hoskins
Brighton
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