National P T A Workers School Comes to Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Charles E. Roe national field secretary of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers will conduct a free instruction school for P T A workers at the Hotel Montrose in Cedar Rapids on Saturday. Morning session 10 to noon, afternoon session three hours. Topics include Steps in Program Making Organization and Development of Committee Work Activities and Projects The Study Circle and more. All interested in P T A work urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Charles E. Roe
Washington, D. C
Cedar Rapids
Montrose
Frezek couple feted by Peoples Savings associates
A group from Peoples Savings Bank surprised newlyweds Mr and Mrs Lester Frezek at their home 530 Eighth Street SW on Wednesday evening with a party. The event featured bridge and a gathering of guests including John Burianek, Frank C Welch, Paul H Huston, William Rinderknecht Jr, Frank O Mekota, Charles Smreek, Brett Dishong, George Scott, Donald Cover, William Klima, Joyce Gormley Frezeck, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frezek
Peoples Savings Bank
Lester Frezek
Eighth Street
John Burianek
Frank C. Welch
Paul H. Huston
William Rinderknecht, Jr
Frank O. Mekota
Mrs Doerfler Visiting In Cedar Rapids Area
Mrs. Gus A. Doerfler of Rosalia Washington, formerly Cedar Rapids, is staying a few days with Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Achter at 376 Park Terrace SE before continuing to Indianapolis to visit Mr. and Mrs. Milo Doerfler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus A. Doerfler
Rosalia, Wash
Cedar Rapids
H. J. Achter
Park Terrace SE
Doerfler
Indianapolis
Mrs
Milo Doerfler
Derflingers to Visit Lake Forest Academy With Son
Mr and Mrs L J Derflinger of 352 Garden drive SE will return this week end From Chicago. They accompanied their son Jackson to Lake Forest where he is entering Lake Forest academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Derflinger
Garden Drive
Chicago
Jackson
Lake Forest
Lake Forest Academy
Dorothy Vaughn to Wed Milford Caviness in Coming Month
Mrs. C E Vaughn hosted a miscellaneous shower for her daughter Dorothy Vaughn. Guests included Mrs. N B Caviness and several local residents such as Mrs. Adrian Bort and Ruth Stoddard, with the upcoming marriage to Milford Caviness scheduled in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Vaughn
Fifth Avenue
Dorothy
Milford Caviness
C. Adrian Bort
Agnes Buchan
N. B. Caviness
John Eliott
Catherine Green
C L. Holloway
Margaret Kelly
Jewell Monson
Olive Monson
Obie Peal
Ruth Stoddard
Alice Usher
Dorothy Vaughn
Margaret Vaughn
Eddice Weichman
Elinor Weichman
Ruth Windhurst
Gladys Woodward
Junior Arts Association Wiener Roast Planned
The Junior Arts association schedules a wiener roast Friday at 7 in Shaver Park. Those attending should reserve with an officer by Friday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Arts Association
Shaver Park
Washington pair dines with Central City residents
John Kolar and his mother Frances Kolar of Washington D C were entertained Wednesday by Mr and Mrs George W Swab at their Wapsie area summer cottage near Central City. They returned to the city and were guests at a small dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs Edward Bednasck at 2030 First Avenue E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kolar
Frances Kolar
Washington, D. C
George W. Swab
Wapsie
Central City
City
Edward Bednasck
First Avenue E
Sorority Hosts First 1940s Butterfly Tea Event
Miss Etta Opperud entertained ten members of Epsilon Sigma Alpha at the Butterfly tea shop Wednesday evening. The dinner marked the sorority's first gathering of the year at this venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Opperud
Sixteenth Street SE
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Jolly Sixteen Plan Meeting With Minnie Kemler
The Jolly Sixteen will meet with Mrs. Minnie Kemler at 259 Thirty fifth Street SE this Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Sixteen
Minnie Kemler
Praha Rebekah Lodge Plans Friday Meeting and Picnic
Praha Rebekah Lodge No. 5 schedules a regular business meeting Friday preceded by a 6 30 picnic supper. Members bring a covered dish and personal dishes. brothers are invited. A dance follows the meeting. Degree Of Honor Star No. 4 meets Friday at 8 p.m in Moose hall with refreshments after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praha Rebekah Lodge
Praha Rebekah Lodge No. 5
Moose Hall
Beulah Baxter Sheds Light On Merton Of The Movies
Marie Busler renowned actress takes the role of Beulah Baxter in Merton of the Movies at Immaculate Conception school auditorium on Oct 2. She also co directs with Sig Rosenblatt, her fourth husband, and brings prior Iowa theater training and leading roles to Cedar Rapids performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton
Beulah Baxter
Marie Busler
Immaculate Conception
S. C
Montague
Sig Rosenblatt
Miss Buster
University of Iowa
Purple Masquers
University Players
E. C. Mabie
Secret Service
New York
Cedar Rapids
East Side W C T U hears Austin on World War Against Alcohol
The East Side Woman’s Christian Temperance Union hosted Rev. E F Austin of Calvary Baptist at 1553 E avenue NE. He urged churches to uphold morals as homes and the world decline with alcohol. Delegates S B Miller Earl Delzell W H Bontrager and Miss Pierce plan to attend the state convention in Denison in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Austin
Calvary Baptist Church
East Side
J. H. Cline
E Avenue NE
Henry Ford
D. C. Manville
J. H. Rhoades
Denison
S. B. Miller
Earl Delzell
W. H. Bontrager
Pierce
St Pauls Chorus to Present Vesper Service
A chorus of thirty voices from St. Pauls church will perform vesper service Sunday at 4 p.m. Iowa City soprano Ella Zopf Woods will be soloist with the choir. Mrs. L B Graham directs the chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Ella Zopf Woods
Iowa City
L. B. Graham
Bridge and slumber party hosted by Virginia Lesinger
Virginia Lesinger hosted a Wednesday evening bridge and slumber party at 1421 Fourth Avenue SE. Guests included Regina French of Marion Jessie Strang and Maxine Bendorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Lesinger
Fourth Avenue SE
Regina French
Marion
Jessie Strang
Maxine Bendorf
Church group meetings announced for Friday
St John s Auxiliary meets with Mrs J P Montillon at 1315 First Avenue East with lunch at 1 followed by business and mission study. St Paul s Ladies Aid holds first meeting Friday at 2 in the chapel led by president Mrs Katherine Davis District No 5 to host. St Elizabeth s Circle of the Immaculate Conception hosts Friday at 2 at church parlors with hostesses Mrs J P Klassen and Mrs W J Hollom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
St. John's Church
J. P. Montillon
First Avenue E
St. Paul's
St. Elizabeth's Circle
St Martha's Circle to Meet at Mrs Custer Home
St Martha's circle of the Immaculate Conception church holds its first meeting at the home of Mrs Leo Custer at the corner of Thirty second Street and Oakland Avenue NE on Friday at 2 pm Mrs Tyrus Rankinen will assist the hostess All active and new members of the parish are invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Martha's Circle
St Martha‘s Circle of the Immaculate Conception
Leo Custer
Thirty-second Street
Oakland Avenue
Tyrus Rankinen
Newsmade Parish
Sophomore YW Council Chosen at Coe College
Twelve sophomore women named to the Coe YWCA sophomore council will lead freshman study groups this year. Leaders include Nedra Arendts Doris Blessing Bella Scheer Mary Jane Griffin Mary Ellen Hamilton Elizabeth Erwin Corrine Campbell Maxine McIsaac Eleanor Davis Martha Hough Clara Pletzsch and Lorraine Fisher. A September 29 tea at Voorhees hall will assign groups and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Coe Y. W. C. A
Virginia Cavin
I W
Nedra Arendts
Doris Blessing
Bella Scheer
Mary Jane Griffin
Mary Ellen Hamilton
Cedar Rapids
Mary Elizabeth Erwin
Marion
Corrine Campbell
Winnetka
Wednesday Social Club Opens Its Year With Picnic
The Wednesday Social Club began its year with a picnic luncheon hosted by Mrs. W. D. Snouffer at 1531 Washington Ave SE. Assistant hostess Mrs. H. R. Alderman led the business meeting and roll call on vacation experiences. Papers on Primitive Americans and Puritan Traditions were read by Mrs. W. W. White and Mrs. H. R. Alderman. Guests included Mrs. B. E. Skinner Mrs. L. P. Arduser and Miss Rhobie Sagendorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Snouffer
Washington Avenue
H. R. Alderman
W. W. White
B. E. Skinner
L. P. Arduser
Rhobie Sagendorf
Mokrejs Elected President of Mu Phi Epsilon in Cedar Rapids
Miss Helen Mokrejs was elected president of Mu Phi Epsilon an honorary music sorority at a Wednesday meeting held at the home of Miss Ruth Kemp 1540 Third avenue SE. Mokrejs who served as president last year succeeds Miss Elizabeth Hunker who was elected last spring and who no longer is in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Mokrejs
Mu Phi Epsilon
Ruth Kemp
Third Avenue SE
Mokrejs
Elizabeth Hunker
Cedar Rapids
St Anne’s benefit card party and dance planned
St Anne's circle of the Im maculate Conception church sponsors a benefit card party and dance at the school parlors Friday evening. Refreshments will be served. Contract and auction bridge and five hundred will be played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anne's Circle of the Immaculate Conception Church
Conversational French Study Group Meets at Jacobson Home
The Conversational French study group of the AAUW will gather at Mrs. P. W. Jacobson at 1719 Bever Avenue SE Friday at 7 p.m. Miss Lydia Hrubesh leads the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
P. W. Jacobson
Bever Avenue
Lydia Hrubesh
Anne Adams Child Pattern Catalogue and 2444 Frock
Pattern 2444 by Anne Adams features a kiddie frock with yoke, pleated front and back, long puffed sleeves, and included bloomers. Size 4 requires 2 1/2 yards of 36 inch fabric. transfer Pattern 704 includes a stuffed dog and bunny. Catalogue offers 32 pages of patterns for children and juniors with lingerie ideas. patterns and catalogue priced at 15 cents each, combo 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
17Th Street
New York City
Farewell party honors Mrs. C. T. Brown teacher
Mrs. C. T. Brown of the Susannah Wesley class in St. Pauls Sunday school was feted at a farewell gathering Wednesday at 1520 Second Avenue SE. Fifty class members attended and presented a gift. organizers included Mrs. George Arduser and others. Brown plans a stay with her daughter in Dysart before an extended visit to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Brown
Susannah Wesley
St. Paul's
J. D. Wardle
Second Avenue SE
Brown
George Arduser
Elmer A. Johnson
S. G. Armstrong
F. W. Armstrong
I. E. Jackson
W. R. Hall
W. H. Seidel
Charles Shepard
Charles A. Laurance
Katherine Davis
Dysart
George Lee
California
Waffle Breakfast at Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
The dramatic art department of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club hosted a waffle breakfast at the club house on Wednesday attended by sixty people. Committee members included Mrs. Leo Powell Mrs. John Norris Mrs. Stanley Barta Mrs. Charlies Gunn Mrs. George Morden Mrs. Harry Cocker and Miss Mathilda Snouffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Art Department
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Leo Powell
John Norris
Stanley Barta
Charlies Gunn
George Morden
Harry Cocker
Mathilda Snouffer
Bank employes bid farewell to Hutchinson at Cedar Rapids
J. Melvin Hutchinson leaves Cedar Rapids for Sioux City to assume duties Monday as secretary treasurer of the Regional Agricultural Credit corporation. A dinner Thursday at the Hotel Montrose will honor him with sixteen bank employees invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Melvin Hutchinson
Sioux City
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation
Montrose
Cedar Rapids Savingsite
Afair
Fourth Birthday Party Hosted by Mrs Matthews
Mrs Charles Matthews of 204 Fourth Avenue SW hosted a birthday party Sunday afternoon for her daughter Shirley Mae who turned four. Assisted by Mrs Hazel Raver and Mrs Lillian Hoffman the event drew numerous guests including Mrs Mabel Fraser and several families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Matthews
Fourth Avenue SW
Shirley Mae
Hazel Raver
Lillian Hoffman
Mabel Fraser
Frank Spina
Lois Ann
Ronald
Harry Harford
Mary Louise
Edward Marsh
Wilma
Wendl Martinek
Joanne
Vernon
Alice Riley
Geraldine Kelly
Bernadette Lyons
Helen Jane Prochaska
Bernice Usher
Nadine Gorman
Joseph
Lillian Martinek
Bridge party honors Cleveland guests at 832 A Avenue
Mrs Irving F Williams hosted a Monday evening bridge party at 832 A avenue NE in honor of Miss Agnes Cochrane and Miss Sally Sammon of Cleveland. Prizes went to Miss Cochrane and Mrs L Zarub with a number of society ladies in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving F. Williams
Avenue NE
Agnes Cochrane
Sally Sammon
Cleveland
Cochrane
L. Zarub
Richard S. Miller
A. C. Price
D. Stanton
J. Murphy
B. R. Averill
C. Donald Brown
J. Donnell
Blanche Zelenda
Alice Simitz
Louise Leibert Circle Meeting Set at Mrs. Biddinger Home
The Louise Leibert circle of King's Daughters will meet Friday at 2 p m at the home of Mrs Arthur Biddinger located 1520 Second Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Leibert
King's Daughters
Arthur Biddinger
Second Avenue SE
Fishing trip ends for two couples in Minnesota
Mr and Mrs J J Kolarik of 1922 Madison Street NE and Mr and Mrs C E Adams of 1014 F Avenue NW have returned from a two week fishing trip in northern Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Kolarik
Madison Street
C. BE
Adams
F Avenue
Minnesota
Arthur P T A Meeting Highlights Child Welfare Talks
Miss Lenore Beggs and Miss Louise Hathaway led the September Arthur P T A session in the school auditorium with Mrs. Elizabeth Ingham presiding. Beggs urged clothing as protective and confidence building, while Hathaway stressed nutrition and proper lighting for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jiruska
Arthur
Miss Hathaway
Miss Beyes
Kenwood P T A Opens With Talk On What Makes A Successful PTA
Mrs C A Love, council president, spoke on what makes a successful PTA at Kenwood P T A's opening meeting. Mrs L P Mills led the program with fourth grade songs and committee chairmen were announced for finance hospitality health membership program publications publicity and recreation. The group voted to send president Mrs M C Kehne to the Northeast district convention in Waterloo with alternates chosen for Mrs W C Fernow and Mrs S L Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Kenneth Kohl
S L. Myers
W. C. Fernow
St Matthews P T A Meeting and Events Planned
A pantry shelf sale and a benefit bridge party were announced for future dates by Mrs J J Shepard. Mrs H Gardner was named to purchase attendance awards. Messages from state and national presidents were read. An evening meeting is set for Friday Oct 21. St Matthews P T A will meet at the school Friday at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bership
J. J. Shepard
H. Gardner
Lincoln P T A to Hold First Meeting and Tea
Lincoln P T A will hold its first meeting at the school Friday at 2 30 p m The officers will be hostesses at a tea following the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Lincoln P. T. A
La Follettes Likely To Back Democrats After Primary Defeat
Milwaukee reports indicate Gov. Philip F. La Follette and Sen. John J. Blaine may shift loyalty to the Democratic ticket after conservative Republicans swept the primary. They could back Franklin D. Roosevelt or maintain nominal Republican ties, with independent candidacy rumors also circulating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
la Follettes
Wisconsin
Philip F. la Follette
Walter J. Koehler
John J. Blaine
John B. Chapple
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
la Follette
Blaine
Linn County Tax Totals Reported for 1931
Edster's note introduces a Linn County government facts series. It cites Cedar Rapids 1931 total tax levy at 2,539,496.37 dollars and county wide levy including Cedar Rapids at 3,666,371.07 dollars according to the Linn County financial report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edster
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Financial Report
City Briefs and Personals Highlights
City briefs note S R Hawkins in Des Moines on business. Consumers Oil wins permit to build a 5000 gallon underground gasoline tank at 105 F avenue NW. Gazette Want Ad urges readers to advertise cash for home grown fruit and vegetables and other wants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
F Avenue NW
Consumers Oil Company
Driver's License Issued After Rejected Investigation
State automobile officials reported that a license was issued to D. B. Tappee of 324 Eighth Avenue SW after a prior denial on January 25, 1932 pending investigation by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Automobile Department
D. B. Tappee
Eighth Avenue SW
Cedar Rapids Men Enlist in Navy Train at Des Moines
John J. Kuba of Cedar Rapids address 1718 Hamilton Street and Thomas Ripley of Cedar Rapids address 121514 First Avenue E along with Wilmer C Heinz of Hudson enlisted in the United States Navy at Des Moines on Tuesday and are en route to San Diego California for training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
John J. Kuba
Hamilton — Street
Thomas Ripley
First Avenue E
Wilmer C. Heinz
Hudson
United States Navy
Des Moines
San Diego
Calif
Lupe Velez Sues H B Warner Over Auto Collision
Los Angeles report states Lupe Velez actress Josefina Valex de Vallalobos filed a $343 damage suit against actor H B Warner. She says her small car was wrecked and reduced to junk in a collision with Warner's large vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
INL
Josefina Valex de
City Council Approves Twentieth Street SE Lights and Alleys
The city council on Thursday passed resolutions to install street lights on Twentieth Street SE 300 feet south of Mount Vernon Avenue and in the alley between Fourth and Fifth Streets SE and Fifth and Sixth Avenues SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Street
Mount Vernon Avenue
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Fifth and
Sixth Avenues
City Council Approves Hose Purchases for Fire Dept
The city council authorized the fire department to buy 1,000 feet of 21 percent inch hose 200 feet of 1144 inch hose and 500 feet of 34 inch hose. Purchases will be from the Eureka fire hose company.
Aunt Het Seethes Over Jennie’s Quiet Rise
Aunt Het laments Jennie’s unobtrusive ascent, wishing she could “get ahead” herself. The remark hints at ongoing family snub and jealousy as Jennie quietly advances.
Bankruptcy petitions filed for union agent and farmer
Allen Vernon Quigley business agent for the teamsters and chauffeurs union filed a federal bankruptcy petition listing debts of 8847 and assets of 1428 with a 428 exemption claimed. Fritz Frank Koeppen Hubbard farmer filed a federal bankruptcy petition showing debts of 1882 and assets of 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Vernon Quigley
Teamsters and Chauffeurs Union
Fritz Frank Koeppen
Hubbard
Daughters of Isabella to Attend Mass at St. Ludmila’s
Our Lady of Perpetual Help circle will receive holy communion in a body at St. Ludmila's church Sunday at 7 o'clock mass. Members should assemble in the basement and be on time. Breakfast will be served by St. Ludmila's society. Call 2 3547 or 6844 if not reached by phone by Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle
Daughters of Isabella
St. Ludmila's Church
St. Ludmila’s Society
YMCA Boys Welfare Roundup Date Change Notice
The annual YMCA Boys Welfare council roundup date has been moved from September 30 to October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. C. A. Boys' Welfare Council
Traveling by Air Through Norway and Sweden to Stockholm
The narrator and Banty explain their Norwegian journey to local children and Ole Larsen family. They visit Oslo with 250000 residents formerly Christiania, dine on a six course meal at a hotel, and explore the cold-board. They fly across Norway to Sweden, noting farmland, mountains, and a Swedish village stop with a famed telephone booth and strong telecommunication system. Tomorrow they proceed south into Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banty
Minnesota
Norway
Atlantic
Europe
Ole Larsen
Larsens
Oslo
Christiana
Scandinavia
Sweden
Stockholm
Germany
Y M C A to Open 1932-33 Activities Season
At 7 p.m. in the boys lobby of the Y M C A photographs from the 1932 Wapsie Y camp and Cedar Rapids north woods trip will be shown. The meeting marks the start of the 1932 33 season for Friendly Indian Pioneer Comrade and young men's clubs under the Boys Welfare council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapsie-Y
Cedar Rapids Y. M. C. A. North Woods
Boys’ Welfare Council
Quaker Oats Council Debates Pests and Dinner Plans
Quaker Oats executives met Wednesday night at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss control of moths and weevils. The gathering marked the first meeting after summer break. A Thursday night dinner at the Hotel Roosevelt was planned for the women's executive council with Earl H. Muzzy, superintendent, slated to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker Oats Company Executive Council
Chamber of
Comyerce
Quaker Oats Company Women's Executive Council
Hotel Roosevelt
Earl H. Muzzy
Cedar Rapids Hiking Club Schedules Two Weekly Hikes
The Cedar Rapids hiking club outlines two weekly hikes with different leaders and courses. A Thursday 7 15 pm wal k to Shaver Park ends in a wiener roast. A second Sunday hike occurs each week in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Post wedding shower for Margaret by Good Taste girls
Nancy Page recounts a group of friends planning a post wedding shower for Margaret who ran away to wed. They label and gift homemade jellies, wrap them with ribbons, and treat the event as a cheerful, supportive gesture amid changes in the group. Notice of application for approval of compromise follows in Linn County court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Andrew
Janice
Uncle Ray Promotes New FUNMAKER Leaflet Offer
Uncle Ray announces a second surprise FUNMAKER leaflet with magic and fun. Readers are urged to request the new leaflet by sending a request to Uncle Ray and including a stamped return envelope. Copyright 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Pase
Uncle Ray
Just Folks Circus Memories
A reflective reminiscence recalls a boy who dreamed of being a circus clown. The speaker contrasts childhood fantasies with a later life as an acrobat and printer, noting how destiny redirected the dream as bands play and barkers shout.
Vase-robbery at Evanston rental office shocks agent
A man entered Marvin Langton’s Evanston rental office and struck him with a vase, taking $75. Langton said he valued the vase highly as an objet d art and cared less about the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston, Ill
Marvin Langton
Langton
Colombia Airport Rises 8500 Feet Above Sea Level
A Colombian airport sits at an elevation of 8500 feet, signaling high altitude operations for flights. The height affects takeoff performance and engine management, with pilots noting thinner air and potential weather impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
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A. A. A. W. French Group
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Mrs, Williams
P. T. A. Meetings
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S. R. Hawkins
Cedar Rapids Y. M. CA
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Lupe Velez
H. B. Warner
Jennie
Uncle Ray’s
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Florence Ls Gank
District Court of Laws
L. A. Andrew
State of Iowa
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Iowa
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Roy Chismore
Harvey Chismore
Canyon State Bank
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Adne A. Chiamere
Walker
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Harvey Chilmore
Bam Caldwell
District Court of Iowa
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Coggan
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John D. Randall
Edgar A. Guest
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