L A L Club Honors Geo F Millers On Silver Anniversary
The L A L club celebrated the silver wedding of Mr and Mrs George F Miller at the Beals home 501 Knollwood Dr SE after they observed their anniversary Sunday. A three tier silver decorated cake and a silver gift highlighted the event with bridge prizes won by Mrs S E Coquillette and Harry Sundberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. L. Club
George F. Miller
Washington Avenue SE
F. A. Beals
Knollwood Drive
C. E. Auracher
H. N. Boyson
Miller
Beals
Auracher
Boyson
S. E. Coquillette
Sundberg
C. O. Gray
R. C. Wilson
Guy Hillier
Fred Collard
J. A. Yessler
Adolph Boyson
Country Club Dance Planned for Oct 1
Football parties return from Iowa City to attend dinner dance at Cedar Rapids Country Club on October 1. The game with Bradley Tech marks Iowa's first of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Bradley Tech
Iowa
Black son to enter MIT for graduate chemical engineering
Carman Black son of Mr and Mrs R W Black 2418 Grande avenue SE left Sunday for Boston to enter Massachusetts Institute of Technology for graduate work in chemical engineering. He was graduated last spring from Iowa State college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carman Black
R. W. Black
Grande Avenue
Boston
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Iowa State College
Mrs. Jay Visits Eggers Family in Sioux City Trip
Mrs. Jack Jay of Denver arrived last week to spend two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs J F Eggers at 417 Nineteenth street SE. The Eggers party motored to Sioux City Monday to visit friends from Monday through Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Jay
Denver
J F. Eggers
Nineteenth Street
Eggers
Jay
Sioux City
W A Ralls Return From Ten Day Trip
Mr and Mrs W A Ralls of 2325 Hillcrest drive SE have returned after a ten day journey visiting relatives and friends in Des Moines Chariton Washington and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Rall
Hillcrest Drive
Des Moines
Chariton
Washington
Kansas City
Alfred visits Miss Mary Ellen Hamilton at Noorhees hall
Miss Eleanor Alfred formerly of Waterloo spent Sunday here visiting Miss Mary Ellen Hamilton at Noorhees hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor “Alfred
Waterloo
Wellman
Mary Sherman
Hoss Fnoebe Sherman
Voornees Hall
Time clock system contracts advertised for multiple cities
The Treasury Department announces a public bid opening October 13 1932 for furnishing and installing time clock systems in multiple buildings across Altoona Brownsville Camden Cedar Rapids Cumberland Fairbanks Fort Wayne Ft Worth Greensboro Houston Long Beach Meridian Oakland Portland Shreveport South Bend Springfield Wichita Falls. Bids must use attached sheets specify per building prices and be low bidder per building. Specifications available from the office of acting Supervising Architect James A Wetmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
U S. P. Ou
Cedar Rapids
U S. P.O
Cumberland
H. P
Fairbanks
Alaska
Ct. H
Jail
Ft. Wayne
Ind
U.S. PO
Portland
Shreveport
U .S. PO
South Bend
P.O
Sprinsfeld
Mass
Ui OS
P. O
Wichita Falls
Tex
P.O. Ct
Jas. A. Wetmore
Birthday surprise marks Lewis Barr sixty ninth at Pitlik home
Lewis Barr celebrated his sixty ninth birthday with a surprise at the Pitlik residence on Ivanhoe road. A cake bearing his name, a picnic dinner, and gifts followed a gathering of relatives and friends including the Pitlik, Sedlacek, Russell, Petrick, Zinkula, Broker, Dvorak, Walrab, Wislsel, Staskal, Phillipson, Minor, Smith, Brush, and Merrill families plus entertainers George Merrill on violin and banjo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis’ Barr
E.J. Pitlik
Ivanhoe Road
Frank Pitlik
C. C. Pitlik
Billy
Lewis Reyhons
Earl Russell
Clarence Russell
Ernest Russell
Jim Petrick
Frank Petrick
George
George Zinkula
Joe Broker
Frank Dvorak
Rose Dvorak
Frank Walrab
Frank Wislsel
Joe Staskal
Frank Phillipson
James Minor
Cal Smith
Frank Brush
George Merrill
Ladies auxiliary hosts Waterloo firefighters in Cedar Rapids gathering
The Ladies auxiliary to Cedar Rapids Local No. 11 entertained Waterloo Firefighters auxiliary at Ko hout cabin in Troy Mills. Attendees included W. W. Allen and many couples from Waterloo and Cedar Rapids. Cards and bunco were played for entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Troy Mills
W. W. Allen
Minkel
D. Lindsay
F. R. Phippen
P. J. McInter
P. Horan
E. A. Milliken
R. Serovy
F. Simon
M. Vinch
J. Sedlacek
J. Stastny
J. Stanek
C. W. Gitt
C. A. Nelson
H Gaskill
F. Chadima
F. Condon
J. Gaskill
E. P. Kohout
Cards
Bunco
Marriage of Dorothy Claire Edlin to Don Morgan Ink
Dorothy Claire Edlin wed Don Morgan Ink of Mount Vernon in Galena Illinois on September 3. The ceremony was led by Rev T A Ulrich at the Methodist church. Mrs Ink is a Rock Falls Heights High graduate and Mr Ink attended Cornell college and works in coal in Mount Vernon and Cedar Rapids. They reside in Mount Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. F. Leinbaugh
Fourth Avenue SE
Dorothy Claire Edlin
Don Morgan Ink
Mount Vernon
Galena
Ill
T. A. Ulrich
Methodist Church of
Ink
Rock Falls, Ht
Cedar Rapids
Surprise Bridge Party Honors Newlyweds at Bever Avenue
Mr and Mrs A Lorenzen recently wed were guests of honor at a Saturday surprise party at the J M Harcourt home 2517 Bever Avenue 8E. Thirty guests enjoyed an evening of bridge with prizes awarded to Mr and Mrs Erickson Mrs Harcourt Mr Gustavuson and Mrs Guy Christian. The couple received a gift from the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lorenzen
J. M. Harcourt
Bever Avenue
R. Erickson
Harcourt
Gustavuson
van Horn
Guy Christian
Lorenzen
Svoboda Horyna Nuptials At Ingleside Home
Mr and Mrs Fred Svoboda of Ingleside announce the marriage of their daughter Berta to James Horyna son of Mr and Mrs Frank Horyna of Timken Kansas. The ceremony occurred September 13 at 8 p m at the bride’s parents home with Rev W Feller officiating. Attendants included Mr and Mrs Ray Brague and others present were Mr and Mrs Arian Shakespeare, Mr and Mrs Newell Hodgdon, Mr and Mrs George Svoboda, Miss Mary Hersey and Mr Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Svoboda
Ingleside
Berta
James Horyna
Frank Horyna
Timken
Kan
W. Feller
Ray Brague
Arian Shakespeare
Newell Hodgdon
George Svoboda
Mary Hersey
Holland
Birthday Gathering at Shallow Creek Farm Home
Relatives gathered Sunday at the J. W. Willman home on Shallow Creek farm to celebrate Miss Iris Willman's birthday. Guests included Louretta E. Barker of Chicago, Mrs. Marie Currie and daughter Bernadine, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Wood and daughter Nellie, and Mrs. M. O'Hara and daughter Peggy of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Willman
Shallow Creek Farm
Iris Willman
Louretta E. Barker
Chicago, Il
Marie Currie
Bernadine
L. E. Wood
Nellie
Birthday party honors Betty Robertson at home
Mrs. Cecelia Robertson of 1127 Third Street SW hosted a Sunday afternoon party for her daughter Betty Robertson turning four. Ten children attended including Joyce Dougherty Delores Helbig Roy Weatherwax Grace Mrstik Evelyn Mrstik Jeannette Mrstik and John Dorothy and Stanley Karal from Fairfax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Robertson
Third Street
Betty Robertson
Joyce, Dougherty
Delores Helbig
Roy Weatherwax
Grace Mrstik
Evelyn
Jeannette
Ten youths attend Christian Endeavor convention in Lafayette
Ten young people from Second Christian church attended a Christian Endeavor convention in Lafayette on Sunday. The group plans a steak fry at Shaver Park on Tuesday night and invites any interested youth to meet at the church at 7 with their own steak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Christian Church
Christian Endeavor
Lafayette
Shaver Park
The Breeze begins eighth year at Delhi school
The Breeze first issue of the new school year was published Friday by Delhi consolidated school pupils marking eight years of publication. Staff includes Editor Beulah Sutton and Edward Cass. reporters Walter Richardson Maxine Schnittjer Earl Jackson Izella Schmidt. and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delhi
the Breeze
Earl Jackson
Izella Schmidt
Joe Schnittjer
Oxford
Vitilis Ott
Henry Bombay
Raymond Bombay
Albert Tinnis
Clear Creek
William Ott
Dorothy
Billy Ott
Carson Forson and Lee
Madison
Wis
Josephine Ott
Mount Vernon
Trinity College
Dublin
Cornell College
C. F. Littell
Cornell
America
National Student Federation of America
Grinnell
Coe
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Carleton
St. Thomas
Lawrence
Beloit
Wesley Burr
Cornnell
Buffalo
N. Y
Oelwein Man Ends Life After Accident
Fred Stowell 47 was found dead at his home after his car wrecked Saturday. A note said despondency prompted suicide and requested property go to Margaret. He leaves two sisters Effie Wilson Plainfield and Harry Bennett Compton California and a brother in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Oelwein
Fred Stowell
Nels Moore
Stowell
Margaret
Effie Wilson
Plainfield
Harry Bennett
Compton
Calif
Curtis to Speak in Missouri October Fourth
Vice president Charles Curtis will address Maryville Missouri on October 4 according to an announcement by the Republican county committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Maryville, Mo
Mns
Charles Curtis
Republican County Committee
Evangelist Opens Mission Services at Sunshine Mission
Evangelist Franklin Miller opened a two week campaign at Sunshine Mission with a Sunday talk titled Where art Thou. He urged attendees to inventory their lives to see their role in current affairs ante. Monday, George Kunzman leads the song service at 7:30 followed by the evangelistic meeting at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Miller
Sunshine Mission
George Kunzman
Court House News Jury to hear two cases in September term
The petit jury for the September term will report at 9 am Tuesday. Two cases go to immediate trial before Judge H. C. Ring: a criminal action against Fred Wilson for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and a law action a replivin suit involving Hall Ekfelt Inc. and Frank E. Rhoads. The suit seeks to recover furniture and damages, while the defendant requests dismissal and a $277 judgment. The case also discusses a landlord's lien claimed by Commonwealth Apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Fred Wilson
Wilson
Ring
John Buresh
Buresh
A. B. Clark
Hall-Ekfelt, Inc
Frank. E. Rhoads
Frank E. Rhoads
Commonwealth Hotel Apartment, Inc
Receiver Requested for South Side Feed Co Case
Milver Cach doing business as M Cach Glass seeks a 349.03 judgment in district court and asks for a receiver to take charge of the defendant's business. H. E. Pfeiffer and company seeks 484 against Emma B. Harris under leases. L. A. Andrew as receiver for Corn Belt Savings Bank seeks 5361.11 against T. P. Rogers in a promissory note action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milver Cach
M Cach.Glass Company
Bill Mackey
South Side Feed Company
H. E. Pfeiffer and Company
Emma B. Harris
L. A. Andrew
Corn Belt Savings Bank
T. P. Rogers
Quieting of shares in Linn county estates decreed
In district court Judge John T. Moffit established shares in Linn county property tied to the estates of John Weichbrod and Frederika Weichbrod Domer. Edna Van Sweringen, plaintiff, along with T. M. Everett and Everett Renshaw, receive one sixth each. One eighth interests are quieted for Wilhelm Schroedt Anna Hamann Louise Schroeder and Marie Schwartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
John Weichbrod
Frederika Weichbrod-Domer
John T. Moffit
Edna van Sweringen
T. M. Everett
Everett Renshaw
Wilhelm Schroedt
Anna Hamann
Louise Schroeder
Marie Schwartz
Speeding fined in city police court and local notices
Howard Auld of Vinton paid a ten dollar fine plus costs in police court for speeding. A fresh shipment of Jones Dairy Farm Sausage from Hladky's at 1600 4th Ave. is advertised. Three year old Tommy Kaylor, son of Boyd and Mrs Kaylor, Route 4, is recovering from a fractured arm after a fall from a front porch two weeks ago. Joseph Prahar, 24, of Fairfax and J M Odlund, 24, of 907 Hull Ave SE, surrendered to county authorities after warrants were issued for their arrest on larceny charges. They were arraigned before Justice G S Lightner with a hearing set for Wednesday. bond $500. Information by J L Kaplan of Fairfax claims they stole a trailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Kaylor
Boyd Kaylor
Joseph Prahar
Fairfax
J. M. Odlund
Hull Avenue SE
G. S. Lightner
J. L. Kaplan
Births announced for three local families this month
A daughter named Lillian Marie was born to Mr. and Mrs. Milo Smrha at 118 Eighteenth avenue SW on September 13. A son named Paul John was born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Soukup at 1622 K Street SW on September 15. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Novak at 1763 Mallory Street SW on September 19 at Mercy hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Smrha
Eighteenth Avenue
Lillian Marie
Albert J. Soukup
K Street
Paul John
F. J. Novak
Mallory Street
Mercy Hospital
Brookhart Plans Iowa Farm Rally Flight
Senator Brookhart announced he will fly toMoville Iowa to join a Wednesday farm mass meeting after receiving a heated telegram from the Sioux City farmers committee. The group urged immediate arrival to mobilize support and organize senators from other states. Brookhart replied he would travel by plane to Omaha for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator Brookhart
Iowa
Farmers’ Meeting
Sioux City
Moville
Ar Ellison
Wired Brookhart
Hokum and
Hooey
Congress
Brookhart
Omaha
Olive Hamon Still Has A Suitor Left And May Marry Him
New York report notes Olive Belle Hamon known as Loma Worth remains with one surviving suitor in a publicized marriage chase. Forrest Cross, 28, holds a license to wed. Pedro Llanuza, 52, faced divorce issues. Family tensions flare as engagement papers tangled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Hamon
New York
Olive Belle Hamon
Olive
Jake Hamon
Loma Worth
Forrest C. Cross
Norfolk, Va
Loma
Pedro Llanuza
Josephine
Lianiza
Cross
Union Pacific urged to unify lines under one system
Washington (UP) Examiner Thomas F. Sullivan recommended the Interstate Commerce Commission approve the unification of the Union Pacific railroad system. He urged the Union Pacific take full control of the Oregon Short Line, Oregon Washington, Los Angeles and Salt Lake, and St Joseph and Grand Island railways. The move aims to save about 600000 dollars annually in accounting costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas F. Sullivan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Oregon-Washington Railroad and Navigation Company
Los Angeles and
Salt Lake Railroad Company
St. Joseph
Moorhead Becomes Herring's Campaign Manager
Frank G. Moorhead former editor of the Iowa Homestead took over management of Clyde L. Herring s gubernatorial campaign. Moorhead said Herring would visit every county before the election and push a platform of reduced taxation efficiency in government and consolidation of state bureaus and departments to cut expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Clyde L. Herring
Frank G. Moorhead
Iowa Homestead
Herring
Moorhead
Man Burned as Gasoline Detonates in House Fire
Kansas City reporter notes P. R. Runkle age 36 sustained minor burns when a sewing machine needle sparked gasoline stored in a container, igniting flames that destroyed his house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Mo
P. R. Runkle
Funeral services for Thelm Johnson of Vinton
Funeral services for Thelm Johnson 16 of Vinton parents Mr and Mrs John E Johnson northwest of Vinton will be held Wednesday at 2 30 p m at Pratt Creek church Rev H V Riggs of Hudson officiating She died Sunday evening in an Iowa City hospital after two weeks confinement Survived by parents two brothers Vernon and Roy and sister Mrs Margaret Neve all of Vinton Burial will be in Maplewood cemetery at Vinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Thelm Johnson
John E. Johnson
Pratt Creek
H. V. Riggs
Hudson
Miss Johnson
Iowa City
Vernon
Roy
Margaret Neve
Maplewood Cemetery
Hemroid Internal Remedy Claims Pile Cure
An advertisement touts Hemroid as a real internal pile remedy. It blames bad lower bowel circulation for piles and claims Dr J B Leonhardt tested the formula on 1000 patients with over 900 successes. May Drug Co sells Hemro Tablets with money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonhardt
May Drug Co
Illicit Affair Ends In Fatal House Siege
Judy Denn ing flees a tense San Francisco love triangle to warn Stan Carter and Eunice as gunman Wilson closes in. The abandoned Shore House becomes a claustrophobic tunnel of fear with Judy crawling through a waterlogged tunnel and breaking into the house as she searches for her husband and Eunice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Denning
Stanley Carter
Lockweed
San Francisco
Stan
Nick
China
Carter
Eills
Judy
Caudit
Seburhk
Wilson
Eunice
Plesise
Stan—Eunice
Madame
Georgia
Hopkinton High Names Class Officers for Next Year
Hopkinton high school seniors elected Kenneth Boots as president Rachel Stanger as vice president Cecelia Ellington as secretary and Liam Ferguson as treasurer for the upcoming year. The ballot reflects student leadership selections by the senior class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacia Rutenbeck
Nellie Wazac
Florence Machande
Besse Kammer
Rica Rutenbeck
Clara Lillis
Sophia Dobling
Margaret Betts
Gladys Farris
Ruth Phelps
Bennett
Bennett High School
Virgil Willey
Ralph Dresselhaus
Norman Hein
Supt
C. L. Bolon
Arline Vaughan
Edna Barrett
Lucille Ruser
Azalia Knight
Donald Woods
Herbert Rixe
Leslie Mowry
Otto Lammers
Frances Eggert
Hubert Myers
Earle Sievers
Bernadine Johnston
Lost Nation
House of David
Bearded Giants
H. L. Booth
Marengo
Presbyterian Church
R. R. Hibbs
Howard Myers
H. H. Langlas
Ed. Bigbee
S. Anderson
W. T. Martin
E. L. Seidel
Carrie Carson
Charles Underhill
R. A. Simmons
American Legion Auxiliary of
Aixe-Lausen
Bernice Wright
Selma Bachus
Ella Engel
Olive Pollock
Neta Conrad
Grace Battolph
Edith Hambright
Hopkinton
Hopkinton High School
Kenneth Boots
Rachel Stanger
Cecelia Ellington
Liam Ferguson
Also Mentioned on This Page
L.A.L. Club
Geo. F. Millers
Massachusetts Tech
Mrs. Jay
W. A. Ralls
Miss Alfred
John
MR. Barr
Waterloo Group
Leinbaughs
Honor Lorenzens
Svoboda-Horyna
Miss Willman
Iowa News-In
Cornell Symphony Orchestra
Horace A. Miller
Middle West
Helen Swaney
Maywood
Kenneth Moore
Freeport
Robert Smith
Doris Newstrand
Dayton
Evangeline Dennis
Helen Klausia
Hampton
Beatha Baumbach
Nashua
Lowell Boyer
Randall Warfel
Lanark
Francis Williams
Clinton
Arline Herdklotz
Woodstock
Richard Tims
Tama
Elizabeth Worcester
Rockford
American Legion Auxiliary
Herman Machande
Mollie Balster
Evangelist
Court House News
Petit Jury
South Side Feed Co
Howard Auld
Jones Dairy Farm
Hladky's
4Th Ave
Tomorro
Geda
Memorial Coliseum
Paracaux
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