Fairfax Bride Weds Arley Schulte In Mass Ceremony
Mildred Stallman daughter of Mr and Mrs R L Stallman Fairfax married Arley Schulte son of Mr and Mrs Joe C Schulte Norway in a Wednesday morning ceremony at St Patrick's church Fairfax Rev Father Kearns officiated with a double ring rite Relatives and friends attended the daisies decorated church Maid of honor Miss Vedda Stallman sister of the bride Best man Eldred Schulte brother of the groom Attendants included Luella Bodmicker and Francis Stallman A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s parents home The Schultes will reside on a farm south of Fairfax after March 1 Mrs Schulte received showers at Norway and Fairfax with hundreds of guests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Stallman
R. L. Stallman
Fairfax
Arley Schulte
Joe C. Schulte
Norway
St. Patrick’s Church
Father Kearns
Vedda Stailman
Eldred Schulte
Com
Luella Bod- Micker
Newhall
Sotrobin
Francis Stallman
Williamsburg Marriages and Anniversaries Highlight Local Life
Williams burg hosts two Sept 10 weddings and a 42nd wedding anniversary. Zelda Martin and Floyd Manor, both of Williams burg, wed at Rock Island Illinois with Rev F G Sands officiating. she is the daughter of Charles and Mary Martin. Arnold Steinmeyer and Luella McShane, both of Williams burg, remarried at St Marys rectory with attendants Cleo McShane and Edward Jace. The 42nd anniversary of Mr and Mrs ed Scholl was celebrated with a surprise dinner planned by Mary and Alice Scholl, joined by family from Cedar Rapids Pilot Grove and Williamsburg. Sam Welsh hosted a 20th birth party for Hazel Welsh with many relatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelda Martin
Floyd S. Manor
Williamsburg
Luella McShane
Arnold Steinmeyer
St. Mary’s Church
Fath
Cleo McShane
Edward Jace
York Creamery Association
Williams
Ed Scholl
X -Mary
Alice Scholl
Ray
Nive
Cedar Rapids
Ivor Lortz
Lesta
Pilot Grove
Charles Collins
Francis
John
Mary
Kathryn
Fred
Alice _ Scholl
Sam Welsh
Hazel
Ida Jones
Leona Livingston
Jeans James
1 McCallister
Triea
Mary Jane de Spaine
Ja .Lortz
Margaret Runion
Or Denson
Opal Yeaman
Hazel Welsh
Wayne
Curtis
Francis Donohoe
Alfred Ver
Elmer Heitshusen
Eardly
Dean Barker
Leroy Yearian
Brett Joseph
Russell Conn
Evaerett Welsh
George Welsh
Nancy Page Quilt Club creates Old Almanac Quilt idea
Florence La Ganke recounts Nancy Page discovering an almanac during cleanup which inspires an Old Almanac Quilt in blue and white featuring zodiac signs and months. The plan includes patchwork stars, embroidery motifs, and a forthcoming quilt scrap book leaflet for pattern storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Peter
Nance
Eis Gites & Gre
Tama Tama Tama Club Notes and Reviews
Tama Mrs. Carl Brice entertained the Members of the Chapter EW P E at her home Tuesday afternoon. Vacation Pleasures and Peeves were given in response to roll call. Mrs Emma Abbott gave a book review of The Fountain. Special guests included Mrs Ettie Bracken of Mason City and several chapter members from Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Brice
P. E
Emma, Abbott
Ettie Bracken
Mason City
A. Soleman
S. C. Nel
Toledo
Phoebe Jordan
Tama
J. V. Simek
Clover Club
Hew
Thomas Riswold
John Mcgave
H. H. Sievers
Jh Bancroft
Amanda
Riverside Delta Delt Bridge Club Hosts Home Meet
The Riverside Delta Delt Bridge Club met Tuesday at Mrs. Ernest Salladay's home with twelve members and one guest attending. Mrs. Ivan McCready won first prize, Mrs. W. H. Cress took consolation, and Mrs. C. J. Karel earned the traveling prize. Members present included Mrs. Verne Lan, Mrs. R. H. Heitzman, Mrs. J. P. Quinn, Mrs. F. C. Kron, Mrs. W. H. Cress, Mrs. William Griffin, Mrs. Harold Cress, Mrs. E. E. Blythe, Mrs. C. J. Karel, Mrs. Norval Flynn, and Mrs. Ivan McCreedy. out-of-town guest Mrs. Paul Gerot of St. Louis, Mo. The next host will be Mrs. Harold Cress on Sept. 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Delt Bridge Club
Ernest Salladay
Ivan McCready
W. H. Cress
C. J. Karel
Verne Lan
R. H. Heitzman
J. P. Quinn
F. C. Kron
Cleveland Guests Attend Quiet Friday Bridge Evening
Miss Blanche Zelenda hosted a bridge evening for Miss Agnes Cochrane and Miss Sally Sammon of Cleveland Ohio. Prizes were awarded to Harold Woodard Alice Simitz Bob Cahill and Marguerite Healy. Other guests included Herbert Detileffs William to Thomas Bailey Joe Zelenda Jr Harold Woodard and Miss Sule Lev.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Zelenda
Bridge
Agnes Cochrane
Sally Sammon
Cleveland
Ohio
Harold Woodard
Alice Simitz
Bob Cahill
Marguerite Healy
Herbert Detileffs
William To Thomas Bailey
Joe Zelenda, Jr
Sule Lev
Kettler Pancratz Wedding yo r day at Kettler home
Flor ence Mildred Kettler and A Clifford Pancratz were married Friday at 2 30 PM at the home of Mr and Mrs R F Kettler 622 Fourth Avenue SW The ceremony was by Rev Mr Wykle with attendants Gertrude Kettler and Harry Cray A luncheon followed for eighteen guests The couple planned a brief trip to Wisconsin and Minnesota and will reside after October 1 at 208 First Avenue West Mrs Pancratz a Washington High School graduate attended Cedar Rapids Business College Mr Pancratz works for Baumhoefner Nursery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Kettler
Fourth Avenue
Florence Mildred
A. Clifford Pancratz
A. C. Pancratz
Mr. Wykle
Gertrude Kettler
Harry Cray
Wisconsin
Minnesota
First Avenue
Pancratz
Washington High School
Cedar Rapids Business Collies
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Baumhoefner Nursery
Injured Man Arrested After Dance Hall Fight
Joe Fault, 25, of rural route No 5, was arrested at 11 45 p m Saturday on intoxication and disturbing the peace charges after a melee at a Zika avenue dance hall. Fault sustained a cut to the right eye and right hand while another man escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Fault
Zika Avenue
Fault
Exchange Acts to Preserve Nonpartisan Market Climate
Brokers circulated questions about political comments and the exchange’s precautionary move. The committee seeks to keep politics out of trading and wants out of town members to submit communications by Monday. No official comment, but reported aim is to avoid partisan influence. Prices fell after the Maine election as brokers linked the decline to a Democratic victory. The exchange then changed its short sale rule to weekly reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange
Maine
Allen's Who's Who Poll Shows Hoover Victory
Chicago report states Henry J. Allen reports that President Hoover leads Roosevelt three to one in the Who's Who poll. Two thousand two hundred thirty nine cards from 44 states and DC have been returned among 28,000 mailed. The poll also shows scattered votes for Norman, Alfred Smith, and other candidates. Republican HQ says the polling method and responses are open to interested readers.
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Chicago
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cvence
Norman
Alfred Smith
Roosevelt
District of Columbia
Allen
Thomas
Mauliaal
Quiz Aged Husband Of Murdered Woman
Chariton Iowa AP A blunt instrument investigation found an electric iron matching the attack description in a cupboard at the Botkin home. Deputy H N Smith planned blood analysis while State agents questioned 80 year old husband L A Botkin and relatives. Coroner Throckmorton ruled death from a fractured skull. Mrs Botkin died Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariton
L. A. Botkin
Botkin
H. N. Smith
Des Moines
Iowa City
Helen Botkin
Ralph Stewart
Bill Young
Lazear Throckmorton
Lincoln Dixon To Be Buried In Indiana
The body of Lincoln Dixon a 72 year old member of the United States tariff commission since 1927 who died here Friday has been sent to Vernon Indiana for burial Dixon who was appointed to the tariff commission in 1927 by President Coolidge and re appointed in 1930 by President Hoover was a prominent democrat
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Lyndon, Ky
Lincoln Dixon
United States Tariff Commission
Vernon
Ind
Dixon
Tariff Commission
Coolidge
Hoover
Royal Arch Masons Chapter No 49 Stag Party Planned
Trowel chapter No 49 Royal Arch Masons will hold a stag party Tuesday at 7 30 pm. Entertainment refreshments and cards are on the program. Committee members are E Burmeister Milo Nelson and Ben Brodey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trowel
Royal Arch Masons
E. Burmeister
Milo Nelson
Ben Brodey
Modern Reading Club Names New Officers
The Modern Reading club elected officers at a Wednesday meeting hosted by Mrs. Robert C. at 2233 Meadowbrook Drive SE. New president is Mrs. L. R. Gerhardt, with Mrs. Winter as vice president, Mrs. Karl Blaise secretary, and Mrs. William Rinderknecht treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Reading Club
Robert C
Meadowbrook Drive
E. J. North
Charles Morgan
Fred Winter
L. R. Gerhardt
Winter
Karl Blaise
William Rinderknecht
M. S. Hallman
W. E. Peschau
Edward Kane
Robert Armstrong
Blaise
Hallman
Pe. E. Patterson
Purse Stolen In Office Building Leads To Police Find
In Merchants National Bank building Mrs Helen Visek had purse with a 9 dollar check fifty cents and streetcar tokens stolen from her pocketbook on the eighth floor. Police found the purse on the same floor minus the valuables. A second purse belonging to Mrs Rose Smahel, taken from an eleventh floor office, was found behind a hall door on the fourth floor emptied of valuables except keys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Visek
Merchants National Bank
Visek
O Connor Sentence Upheld By Court
Lincoln Neb. state supreme court denied rehearing for Thomas Pat O Connor of East St. Louis who was convicted as part of the gang that robbed Lincoln National Bank of 2 500 000 in a daylight heist two years ago. He remains sentenced to twenty five years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Thomas
Pat) O’connor
East St. Louis
Lincoln National Bank
State Supreme Court
O’connor
Tire and Rim Stolen From Car Overnight
A thief broke a door on a parked car on Avenue NW near Thirteenth and stole the tire and rim from the rear seat Saturday evening. No injuries reported. Local police are investigating the break in and reviewing nearby surveillance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illiuminous
Tipton
Avenue NW
Thirteenth
Wisconsin Gubernatorial Fight Between La Follettes and Kohler
In Wisconsin a bicameral Republican battle for control of the state administration unfolds as Gov. La Follette and his allies defend progressivism against former Gov. Kohler and opponents. Senator Blaine seeks reelection opposed by John B. Chapple with Chapple backing Hoover. A new element this year is the Democratic Party entering the race, a rarity since 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Walter J. E.ohler
National Act
LaFollette
Robert M. LaFollette
John J. Blaine
Blaine
Irvine Lenroot
John B. Chapple
Ashland Daily Press
Chapple
Hoover
Kohler
Wisconsin
Democratic Party
George W. Peck
Peck
Madison
Democrats vie for Wisconsin governor nomination race
The piece notes three candidates actively contesting the Democratic nomination for Wisconsin governor, a shift from prior years when usually only one candidate campaigned and Democrats voted in the Republican primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernor
Wisconsin
Miss Hamon Cannot Decide Which Of Two Men To Marry
In New York Miss Olive Bell Hamon daughter of the slain Oklahoma oilman and Harding ally appeared at the license bureau twice in two days seeking licenses to wed two different men. The suitors are Forrest C. Cross and Pedro Lanuza a cartoonist both claiming she will marry him. Lanuza awaits divorce papers en route from Chicago. Hamon performs on vaudeville as Lomna Worth and plays 15 instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Olive Bell Hamon
Jake Hamon
Oklahoma
Harding
Forrest C. Cross
Pedro Lanuza
Fireworks Blast Kills Two in Freeport
An explosion of fireworks Saturday in Freeport killed 55 year old William Boedecker and likely fatally injured 68 year old Herman Maltry. Local authorities reported the casualties and warned of ongoing investigations into the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport, II
Freeport
William Boedecker
Herman Maltry
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Nancy Page
Quilt Club
Florence
la Ganke
Riverside
ST. Matthew’s Church
Kettler-Pancratz
Hotel Montrose
M. J. Alexander
Montrose
Best Hotel
Indiana
Second Ave
School of Music
Paramount Theatre
Miss Hamon
Killian
Killian’s
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