Ethel Evans Circle Plans September Rummage Sale
Ethel Evans circle of the King's Daughters met at Mrs. C. G. Davis residence for a dessert luncheon. Newly elected president Mrs. Davis presided as committees were named including Ways and Means Mrs. Richard Weldhouse and Bible Study Mrs. I. D. Yanaway. Delegates to the state convention at Oskaloosa in October were chosen, and plans for a rummage sale set for September 24 were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Evans
King’s Daughters
C. G. Davis
Maple Drive
Davis
Ways and Means
Richard Weldhouse
Philanthropic
Hoyt Thomas
Thomas Doherty
I. D. Yanaway
Howard B. Helscher
Paul Gard
Oskaloosa
Krapf Family Reunion Held at Ellis Park
The Krapf family reunion occurred Sunday at Ellis Park with officers elected Henry Fuessley Jr president Willie Krapf vice president and Mrs Beryl Smith secretary treasurer The next gathering will be held at Bever Park on the first Sunday in June next year Oldest attendee was Henry Fuessley Sr youngest Carol Jean Cooper Others from Walker Marion Alburnett Rowley Oelwein Winthrop Davenport Cedar Rapids Center Point and Oakdale attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krapf
Ellis Park
Henry Fuessley, Jr
Willie Krapf
Beryl Smith
Bever Park
Henry Fuessley, Sr
Carol Jean Cooper
Walker
Madge Krapf
Forest Cherry
F. W. Templeman
Ray Krapf
Ruth
Marion
Carl C Krapf
Kenneth
Fritz Pflughaupt
Carl E. Krapf
Milton Pflughaupt
Mary Rohrbacker
Alburnett
Louie Pflughaupt
Edgar Notbohm
J. J Schmickle
Enid
Paul Cooper
Robert Cooper
Carol Jean
Rowley
W. L. Vonlen
Oelwein
W H. Pflughaupt
Marie
Winthrop
Home Rebekah Lodge No 79 Hosts Marion Club Party
Members of the degree staff of Home Rebekah lodge No 79 and guests enjoyed an evening at Marion Country club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. E L Havorka. Games cards and dancing followed by refreshments with many attendees listed including Mr and Mrs William Volz Vaughn Stoddard Roy Jackman Henry Feiereisen Ellis Kucera Ernie Fisher and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Rebekah Lodge No. 79
Marion Country Club
E L. Havorka
William Volz
Vaughn Stoddard
Roy Jackman
Henry Feiereisen
Henry Ellis
Frank Kucera
Ernie Fisher
Albert Alexander
Hattie Gitt
Verna Baker
Elsie Henry
Clara Koonz
Margaret Melsh
Anna Davis
Verbena Gosnell
Jennie Schulte
Francis Sankot
Josephine Schultz
B. Abraham
S.M. Haddy
Viola Kopecky
Stella Sheriff
Mary Melichar
Bertha DeMers
Tyler P T A Holds First Fall Meeting Amid Voting Plans
Tyler P T A met Thursday with Mrs C J Paulsen presiding. A Cedar Rapids convention vote and Jane Boyd fund donation were announced. Committee chairs and program details were set, including Salt Lake City convention report and adolescent child study topics. Fifty five mothers and teachers attended Garfield P T A's first fall session with officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler P. T. A
C. J. Paulsen
Martha Sharon
Milo Heral
Paulsen
C. H. Lisenbee
Cedar Rapids
Lisenbee
Harry Hinerwadel
Little Art Gallery
Garfield P. T. A
J. J. Kauzlarich
R. Rhodes
J. Sebern
D. Beck
H. R. Langridge
L. Illick
C. Gott
L. A. Mer
City Briefs and Personal Items Highlight Local News
Fairfax residents Loumir E. Kucera and Wilma A. Hynek wed by Justice H. R. Churchill. Du buque clergyman Rev. P. W. McElliott visited Cedar Rapids. Mercy Hospital cared for Ill manager Mrs. William J. Phelan of Arm strong Clothing. Dr. John E. Stansbury back after major St Luke's operation. Mount Vernon grocer D. O Pringle in fair condition at St Luke's after highway crash. National Dog Week ad promotes rapid dog sales in The Gazette. Shueyville United Brethren services announced with sermon on The Stone Which the Builders Rejected. Anthony Deitz of Chicago visiting Cedar Rapids after D. O. Pringle injury. Automotive Lodge No. 1405 and CIO labor speakers set for Riverside Park meeting. Cedar Rapids Brotherhood of Railway Carmen meets at Labor Temple. Harry Schley elected inter fraternity council president at Town State Teachers College. Clyde A. Koering completes three months training at Great Lakes naval base.
Training station officer to spend leave with Koering family
A training station officer will take four teen days leave at his parents home, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Koering, 1520 E avenue NE. After leave, he will be reassigned to duty with the fleet. Dr H M Ivins of 1832 Fifth avenue SE attended an American Medical Association meeting in Chicago to discuss a campaign against an $850 million annual government medical care program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Koering
E Avenue NE
H. M. Ivins
Fifth Avenue SE
Chicago
American Medical Association
Abell
Sleyster
Cedar Rapids Stamp Club Plans Monday Meeting at Hotel Montrose
Cedar Rapids stamp club holds a regular meeting at 8 pm Monday in the Hotel Montrose. President Harry Winn announced the gathering, the first since the summer convention, with a speaker featured in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Stamp Club
Montrose
Harry Winn
Cubs Graduate at Riverside Picnic Ceremony
Six Cubs from Pack No. 26 were graduated into Scouting at a Riverside park picnic supper. Named are Gerald Medulan, Robert Fowler, Richard Bruno, Donald Skolsky, Robert Caldwell and Robert Petriclk. Bill Gaskill joined Den No. 1 as a new Cub. Mrs. Burton Watkins received a book on handcraft as she retires as den mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Park
Gerald Medulan
Robert Fowler
Richard Bruno
Donald Skolsky
Robert Caldwell
Robert Petriclk
Bill Gaskill
Burton Watkins
Newspaper carrier finds $50 check on city street
Harlan Davis found a $50 check at A avenue and Fourteenth street last Sunday and handed it to the police. Friday Helen Papes, daughter of J L Papes publisher of the Marion Sentinal, claimed the check at police headquarters after police had sought her in Cedar Rapids for nearly a week. She now seeks another check lost at the same time to help pay her tuition at Western Reserve University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Davis
D Avenue
A Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Helen Papes
J L. Papes
Marion Sentinal
Cedar Rapids
Miss Papes
Western Reserve University
France Tourism Worth Over Two Hundred Million Annual
The tourist industry contributes more than $200 million annually to France, highlighting tourism as a major economic driver. Official estimates show strong visitation across regions, with foreign visitors supporting hotels, restaurants, and cultural sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
A M A Chiefs Assail State Medicine Plan
Leaders of organized medicine in Chicago denounce state medicine and political control of doctors as the AMA opens a special session. They defend physicians against charges of opposition to reforms and warn against plans that would push medicine under political direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M.A
Chiefs Assail State Medicine Plan
Chicago
House of Delegates
American Medical Association
New Mason No. 5 School Opens After Fire
The Mason No. 5 school house, four and a half miles south of Center Point in Washington township, is now in use. The one story white frame building replaces the old schoolhouse destroyed by fire last June. It features a composition roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Point
Washington Township
Township School Plan Described by Officials and Contractor
The basement provides ample indoor play space with a cemented floor and room for the furnace and fuel. The 24 by 26 foot schoolroom has north and west lighting, with obscured west windows meeting state standards. The township board planned the building with help from County Schools Superintendent Walter A Shupp, contractor Raymond Oliphant, school director Elmer Ward, and teacher Freda Mae Oliphant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A Shupp
Clifford Oliphant
Raymond Oliphant
Elmer Ward
Freda Mae Oliphant
Treetops Hotel Rates Offer Half Price Without Wildlife
A notice from Nyer Kenya Colony Africa states guests pay half rate if no elephant or rhinoceros is seen at Treetops hotel. The nightly rate rises to up to ten pounds or fifty dollars otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treetops
Nyer
Kenya
Colony
Africa
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Krapf Reunion
Home Rebekah Party
P.T.A. Meetings
Tyler
Garfield
Loumir E. Kucera
Wilma A. Hynek
Fairfax
H. R. Churchill
P. W. McElliott
Dubuque
Nelle Byrnes
William J. Phelan
Armstrong Clothing Company
Mercy Hospital
John E. Stansbury
St. Luke's Hospital
D. O Pringle
Mount Vernon
The
Gazette
Shuevville United Brethren Church
Anthony Deitz
D. O. Pringle
Deitz
A. C. Stewart
Park Terrace SE
Automotive Lodge No. 1405
A. F. of L
Labor Temple
Automobile Mechanics’ Union
van A. Bittner
United Packing House Workers Organizing Committee
CIO
Don Harris
Des Moines
Town
Cedar Rapids Lodge No. 1
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America
Harry Schley
Vesta Schley
Third Avenue
Town State Teachers College
Schley
Phi Sigma Epsilon Fraternity
Clyde A. Koering
the Great Lakes, NL
Naval
Medical Assn
Parley
Stamp Club
Cubs
Roosevelt
Congress
Irvin Abell
Louisville
Rock Shyster
Wauwatosa
Wis
H. H. Shoulders
Nashville
Tenn
Jin
Jin the Association
Dial
EE Florist
3Rd Ave. SE
Hladky’s Groc. & Market
Neumode
Second Street
Mason No. 5
John E. Lapes
Cutler's
Ase
Stokely
Hama LA King
Asparagus! Cans LLC
Pillsbury's Best
Ibs
Pabst Beer
Nash Coffee
Mel’o Softener
Are
Folger’s Coffee
HILEX
3Rd Ave
Yoreans Combate
Cutler
HANES
Humanized Credit
Second Avenue SE
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