Surgical Society to Meet Saturday in Cedar Rapids
About forty to fifty members of the Iowa Clinical Surgical Society will hold its semi annual clinic in Cedar Rapids using Mercy and St Luke's hospitals. Ten operations are slated with observers allowed in the operating rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Clinical Surgical Society
Cedar Rapids
Mercy
St. Luke’s Hospitals
B. J. Moon
J. T Grayston
H. E. Pfeiffer
John Reiniers
C. S. “Rause
A R Zuercher
St. Luke's
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Hungary Moves to Redraw Borders Over Hungarian Minority
Hungary demands equal treatment for Hungarians in Czechoslovakia and seeks territorial changes. A note delivered to Prague requests separation of about 700,000 Hungarians from Czechoslovakia and transfer of territory to Hungary. The de marche cites no sole advantage to any nationality and seeks support from Italy Germany and Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Prague
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Italy
Germany
Britain
France
Cat Named Hitler Faces Ouster Over Pigeon Nest
Justice H R Churchill contemplates ouster proceedings to remove a white cat named Hitler that has occupied a pigeons nest outside his office window. The bird residents remain on a nearby roof awaiting relief as notices to move have been ignored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
H. R. Churchill
Churchill
Bill Fleming
Flyers To Demonstrate Aerial Acrobatics Over City
A demonstration of aerial acrobatics by Capt. Art Davis and his All American flyers will be presented over Cedar Rapids this afternoon at 5 o clock. Tickets for the air show will be sold Sunday at 2 pm at the Municipal airport under the sponsorship of the VFW. Tickets are available at local cigar stores Belden Hill Beeson Parkson Curry and Lyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Davis
Cedar Rapids
V.F.W
Belden Hill
Beeson, Parkson, Curry and
Lyman Cigar
Judge Scott To Arrive Saturday For U S Court
Judge George C. Scott of Sioux City will arrive Saturday to prepare for the fall term opening of the federal court for the northern district of Iowa at 10 a m Tuesday. Naturalization petitions will be heard Monday. The term is expected to have a light calendar unless cases from other districts are transferred to the Cedar Rapids term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Scott
Sioux City
Federal Court
Northern District of
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Births at St Luke's Hospital One Daughter Each
Born to Mr and Mrs John R Battin at 1926 Grande avenue SE a daughter at St Luke's hospital Sept 22. Born to Mr and Mrs Louallen Bebber Springville a daughter at St Luke's hospital Sept 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Battin
Grande Avenue SE
St. Luke's Hospital
Louallen Bebber
Springville
Marion Honors Miss Gertrude Fishel Bride of Harold Calvin
In Marion Wednesday afternoon at the home of her parents, Gertrude M Fishel wed Harold F Calvin in a double ring ceremony. The bride wore a white chiffon gown, veil, and carried Johanna Hill roses. Attendants and family look on as the couple heads to a Wisconsin Minnesota motor trip and will reside near Shellsburg after October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude M. Fishel
Fred M. Fishel
Marion
Harold F. Calvin
J. F Calvin
Shellspurg
Res
S. C. Bretnall
Walker
Johanna Hill
Edna Calvin
Iowa City
Vance Fishel
Donald Fishel
Mrs. Calvin
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Shellsburg
Calvin
George Fisher
Wilfred Fisher
Cedar Rapids
Linn county WCTU elects Kemp president at Marion meeting
Miss Elda M. Kemp was re elected president of the Linn county council WCTU at its annual Marion gathering. WCTU officers include Nettie Sisam as vice president Ruth Otto secretary and E T Hiams treasurer. About sixty attended at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elda M. Kemp
Linn County Council
Marion
Nettie Sisam
Cedar Rapids
Ruth Otto
E. T. Hiams
Community notices and social events from Marion area
Local clubs plan meetings and hostesses for church and PTA events. The General Aid society holds a meeting at the Methodist church with committees named for finance purchases flowers and chaplains. Residents host luncheons card parties and dinners. football opener features Marion High vs Maquoketa at 8 p.m. on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Aid Society
the Methodist Church
Comforter
H. B. Leasure
Alfred Bensch
Lula Toms
L. M. Phelps
Robert S. Oxley
Addie Shumack
George Reichard
A. C. Sloss
E. T. Hiams
Flowers
A A. Hardin
Frank Straley
Carolyn Hanscom
A. E. Blinks
Britain Opposes Polish and Hungarian Czechoslovakia Plans
London reports the British government rejects Polish and Hungarian proposals to cede minority territories in Czechoslovakia. Earl Winterton states no basis for belief that His Majesty's government supports these plans and warns the crisis remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
INS
Czechoslovakia
Earl Winterton
Duchy of Lancaster
Neville Chamberlain
Grinstead
Court House News Divorces Granted on Cruel Grounds
Louise Porter Hottensen obtained a divorce from William Garner Hottensen on cruel and inhuman grounds. Louise also regained her maiden name and property rights were settled by stipulation. Additional divorces granted on similar grounds include Beverly Hulbert from Louis Hulbert, Mary Kulhavy from William Kulhavy, and Leona Meyers from Robert Meyers. Custody and name-restoration decisions noted for Hulbert and Meyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Porter Hottensen
H. C. Ring
William Garner Hottensen
Cedar Rapid
Council Bluffs
Mary Kulhavy
William Kulhavy
Iowa City
Leona Meyers
Robert Meyers
Palmyra
Custody Transferred in Divorce Decree Modification
Judge C J Haas granted Richard L Corporon custody of his six year old daughter after a modification of the May 1935 divorce decree. Previously the mother Jennie Corporon Hoover held custodial rights. Corporon had filed a cross petition seeking custody after Mrs Hoover sought a modification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Corporon Hoover
Richard L. Corporon
C. J. Haas
Corporon
Decree Denies Support Provision Incorporation in Divorce
The court refused to incorporate a support provision claimed to be in a divorce stipulation. Linn County Savings Bank Center Point received its twenty third quarterly receivership report showing cash on hand 24 697 as of June 30 1938 with six months receipts 671 84 and disbursements 377 43. Depositors' dividends to date total 65 percent. Dr Bates is receiver and Dr Conwell examiner in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Savings Bank of
Center Point
H. C. Ring
Bates
Conwell
Divorce Decree Grants Custody In Two Separate Cases
Judge C J Haas grants Marcia Burgess a divorce from Harold Burgess on cruel treatment in Galena Indiana on November 4 1982 custody of two daughters awarded and property rights settled. Blossom J Hall gains divorce from James G Hall filed Wednesday restoring her name Blossom Moore from a July 26 1936 marriage in Aledo Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Burgess
C. J. Haas
Harold Burgess
Galena
Divorces and court actions listed in Cedar Rapids district docket
A Juneau s wide array of court actions appears with divorces submitted for Kennedy and McDevitt on cruel and inhuman grounds. Other cases include Chehak charged with DUI pled no contest, a guardian settling an injury claim for Donald Cunningham, Izer's release on recognizance, and several civil suits involving Colbert, Lefebvre, Lockwood, Claassen and Rapids Gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Cunningham
Donald Cunningham
F. O. Ellison
Robert Melsha
Western Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Guardian
Cunningham
Melsha
G K. Thompson
John T. Moffit
Willard Izer
Cedar Rapids
Izer
Foreclosure Threat Looms Over Suburban Line Strike
Federal Judge James H. Wilkerson granted final leverage to settle the Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee railroad wage dispute. If Sprague cannot seal a peaceful agreement with the Amalgamated Association, the line may be foreclosed and sold for scrap to serve the public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James H. Wilkerson
Chicago, North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad
Wilkerson
A. A. Sprague
Amalgamated Association of Street, Electric Railway
National Labor Relations Board
Marriage Licenses Issued to Hampton Tobias and Harless Gage
Omar Hampton and Lucile Tobias of Muscatine obtain a marriage license. George N. Harless and Mary B. Gage of Cedar Rapids also receive a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar Hampton
Lucile Tobias
Muscatine
George N. Harless
Mary B. Gage
Cedar Rapids
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Surgical Society
Ste
Scott
U. S. Court
Joseph McCord
McCord
Gedur Rapids
Gugette
Marion News
Gertrude Fishel
7Th Ave
Shadeland
L. M. Creglow
C. R. Creglow
R. Ebright
B. M. Allison
Alice Jones
Columbus, O
Ralph Hoskins
D. I. Hoskins
Nellie Creglow
F. A. Shumack
University Hospital
Phillip Shoup
Tulsa
Okla
Horace Reiter
18Th Street
G. B. Stitzel
Dixon, 111
H. G. Stitzel
W. L. Stitzel
Maquoketa
Stitzel
Dickeys Foods
W. T Jackson
Sam
N. A. Baker
Clara Wilson
Oca B. Price
Mr. Jackson
Elmer H. Nelson
Sam Jackson
Rock Island
J. Hervey Shutts
Owens Drug Store
H. C. Conner
Fairmont, Minn
Harry Coker
Trojan Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Arlene Quaas
Marie Quaas
Minneapolis
W. A. Quaas
Marie
Millie Quaas
Joe Shearer
Roy and
Merle Blair
Norman Johnson
Lora Maxson
St. Luke’s Hospital
Jerry Cuhel
Lillian Smith
Savanna, II
Gistigs Benedict
Beneict
Keystone
The
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
William J. Atz
Twelfth Street
Methodist Society
Charles Louden
Charles Hood
Harold Shold
Ralph Harvey
Harvey
Lincoln Drive
Soil Conservation Force
CCC
Earl Johnson
Los Angeles
Charles Benedict
Gerald Gordon
Arthur Hanson
Frank Tudeen
Elsa Tudeen
Irene Nedrow
Frank Zuhlke
Sue Marousek
Marion High School
al Westendorf
Fourteenth Avenue
Harbor Thursday
Janet Lothian
Europe
Athenian Club
Lester Boettcher
IKK. V. Cafe
Gordon
Minnie Fahl
Edna and
Ralph
Lawrence Gordon
Mrs
Bert H. Brett
Mason City
Adeliza Daniels
Court House News
Wm. G. Hottensen
Center Point Bank Report
Chester L. Kennedy
Leola Kennedy
John L. McDevitt
Myrtle L. McDevitt
Chehak
Charles A. Chehak
Third Street
L. Shoemaker
District Court
Anna Colbert
Georgia Colbert
Lefebvre Corporation
Ralph W. Boegel
F. R. Lockwood
H. S. Kurtz
George C Claassen
Legal Services
Rapids Gas Corporation
I. L. Tucker
E. W. Curtin
Dickering
Carter
Rosenbaum
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