Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Opens Season With Theme Year
Miss Mary Woitishek, club president, urges civic consciousness and harmony as Cedar Rapids Woman's Club holds its season kickoff at Hotel Montrose. Over 200 members attend a reception with the club chorus and Taylor trio, as year books and dues are distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Woitishek
Cedar Rapids Woman’s Club
Montrose
George Morden
Woitishek
Ben Ogden, Jr
W. E. Mickel
O. F. Wilson
S. R. Hawkins
F. S. Snyder
Woman's Club Chorus
Taylor Trio
C. S. Mahaffy
R. K. Smith
Charles W. Boegel
T. P. Rogers
B. Harrington
Charles F. Glark
Austin N. Palmer
O. A. Anderson
Boegel
E. J. Buser
Belle Butterfield
Jackson Blizard
Jessie Canfield
Paul N. Clark
Roy Folsom
Harry T. Hedges
J. W. Hopp
Orville Hepner
G. H. Nix
T. K. Hefner
D. P. Schwarzentruber
Cedar Rapids
Woman's Club
Ion
Junior League guests depart after Cedar Rapids visit
Mrs. C. Louis Meyer of Omaha and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Manley left Cedar Rapids after a visit with the Junior Service League. Meyer's role as regional director and Manleys presidency of the Sioux City league were noted. Tea at Mrs. Sutherland Dows and dinners hosted by Mrs. George B. Douglas and Mrs. George J. Jaeger Jr. were part of the social itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Louis Meyer
Omaha
Chicago
East
Leonard Manley
Sioux City
Junior Service League
Cedar Rapids
Brucemore
Meyer
Manley
Mrs. James H. Trewin Hosts Tea for Mrs. Morton
Mrs. James H. Trewin hosted a tea at 1024 Second Avenue SE on Tuesday afternoon to honor Mrs. Mark Morton of Lake Forest Illinois. Mrs. Morton is visiting with Mrs. W. W. Walker, and the tea table was presided over by Mrs. Edward F. Winslow, Mrs. Arthur W. Erskine, Mrs. Theodore Stickney, and Mrs. John Montague Ely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Trewin
Second Avenue SE
Mark Morton
Lake Forest, Til
Ford Family Visit Highlights Knoxville Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Ford of Knoxville hosted relatives from Chicago and local kin. The gathering included Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ford of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ford, the Ford couple's son and daughter-in-law, for a weekend visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Ford
G Avenue
Dan Ford
Chicago
Knoxville
Maurice Ford
Local P T A Members to Attend Waterloo District Meeting
Cedar Rapids P T A members will attend the Northeast district round table conference at Waterloo's YWCA Friday starting 9 a.m. Augustus O. Thomas of Washington D C will speak on The Crisis In Public Education. Local delegates listed include Mrs. Roy Ingham Mrs. William Elder Mrs. Frank Jiruska and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Parent-Teacher Association
Round Table
Waterloo
Augustus O. Thomas
Washington, D. C
World Federation of Education Associations
Carl C. Magdsick
Charles City
Parent Education
Roy Ingham
William Elder
Frank Jiruska
Donna Rietz
Arthur
N. T. Cannar
W. J. Daniels
Big Springs
C. D. Himmel
John Stodola
L. V. Koch
Buchanan
O. N. Johnson
Cleveland
E. P. Walters
Garfield
Oscar Lawrence
A. Kapoun
Hayes
C. C. Winders
Frank Hollan
Jerome Lewis
Andrew Jackson
Rose Harrington
Harrison
M. C. Kehne
Kenwood
Amos Scott
Roger Willey
Lincoln
C. E. Loomis
Hauskins Celebrate First Wedding Anniversary With Bridge Party
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hauskins marked their first wedding anniversary at 1963 B avenue NE with a bridge party on Monday evening. Guests included numerous family members and friends. prizes went to Mrs. Carl Hauskins, Philip Groff, and Ralph Owen, who also presented a gift to the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Hauskins
B Avenue NE
H. C. DeWitt
Julia Hauskins
Carl Hauskins
Ralph Owen
Philip Groff
Arthur Hauskins
Howard Kurtz
Barbara Lou
Clifford Lyon
Charlotte Hauskins
Donald Armstrong
Perrin Family Reunites After Twenty Years At Shaver Park
The Perrin family held its first reunion in two decades during a Sunday picnic at Shaver park hosted by Mrs. Ralph Shelton and her daughter Mrs. Harry Preston. Attendees included Centerville residents Joe Gillgrass Roy Perrin Frances May Donald Perrin Henry Terrin and family plus Whitman Nebraska guest Mrs. Mervyn Johnson and others from Fort Madison J A Phillips and grandson Jack J Ralph Shelton and his son Chester the Shelton family and Frederick LéVern Shelton and Jess Ratliff among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrin
Ralph Shelton
Harry Preston
Shaver Park
Joe Gillgrass
Roy Perrin
Frances May
Donald Perrin
Centerville
Henry Terrin
Mervyn Johnson
Whitman, Neb
Nettie Vale
Fort Madison
J. A. Phillips
Jack
Chester
Ralph LéVern Shelton
Frederick
Jess Ratliff
Surprise party honors former teacher Miss Ann Jack
Jane Beltz hosted a surprise party Monday evening at 403 Twenty second street NE for her former teacher Miss Ann Jack. The 6 A class girls from Arthur school attended and each presented a gift. guests included Irene McEldon Marilyn Ingham Elizabeth Thompson Ardith Dahms Eureta Adams Jean Knight and Mildred Seeger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Beltz
F. M. Beltz
Twenty-second Street
Ann Jack
Arthur School
Miss Jack
Irene McEldon
Marilyn Ingham
Elizabeth Thompson
Ardith Dahms
Eureta Adams
Jean Knight
Mildred Seeger
P. E. O. Chapter GM hears Japan study at Ives home
Miss Helen Shoemaker spoke on Japan including a brief review of Meet the Japanese by H. A. Phillips at the P. E. O. Chapter GM meeting Monday evening. Hostess Mrs. J. E. Ives at 2300 Grande avenue SE was assisted by Mrs. Robert C. Toms. guest Mrs. T. W. Hawkinson of Davenport attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Shoemaker
Japan
H. A. Phillips
J. E. Ives
Grande Avenue SE
Robert C. Toms
T. W. Hawkinson
Davenport
Souci Bridge Club Opens at Sein Residence
Members of the Souci bridge club met for the first time this Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W Sein, 1400 ath street avenue. High score was won by Mr. and Mrs. H Parnell. The club includes Dr. and Mrs. Richard Oypen, Mr. and Mrs. HO Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mizener, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Peck, Mr. and Mrs. Parnell, and Mr. and Mrs. Rohrback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Sein
Saurday
H. Parnell
Richard Oypen
Ben HO Davis
Harold Mizener
Glen E. Peck
Parnell
Rohrback
Wiener roast hosted by Trinity Church chums class
The Chums class of Trinity Methodist church held a wiener roast at Prairie Creek Thursday evening. Attending were Misses Jane Miller Margaret West Helen unz Naomi Miller Betty Cocayne Hazel Scriven Marie Ellsworth Esther Oncken Doris Woolwine Bernadine Gibson Roberta Nemec Harriett Meeker and Bertha Pownali.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
Prairie Creek
Jane Miller
Margaret West
Helen "Unz
Naomi Miller
Betty Cocayne
Hazel Scriven
Marie Ellsworth
Esther Oncken
Doris Woolwine
Bernadine Gibson
Roberta Nemec
Harriett Meeker
Bertha Pownali
Mrs Bingham Hosts Needlework Guild Board Meeting
The Needlework Guild board meets at Mrs Charles W Bingham’s home 3300 First Avenue E to discuss this fall’s garment drive for the needy. Attendees include honorary president Mrs C D Van Vechten and officers up to treasurer Mrs Luther A Brewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needlework Guild
Oe Ascene
Charles W. Bingham
First Avenue E
C. D. van Vechten
Ella Merriman
Jane Boyd
Paul Huston
Taylor Carpenter
Royal Peerretary
R. S. Milner
Luther A. Brewer
Grace Glass
H. S&s. Josselyn
Eighth Wedding Anniversary Party For Melsas Near Walford
Friends gathered Saturday evening at the Melsa home near Walford to celebrate their eighth anniversary with card games. Prizes went to Mrs. Carl Sedlacek and Frank Staskal, plus Mrs. Ed Brusha and Will Michalek. Attendees included multiple families from Walford Amana Fairfax Cedar Rapids and Western, with gifts presented to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Melsa
Walford
Carl Sediacek
Frank Staskal
Ed Brusha
Will Michalek
Andrew Svoboda
Edna
Arlene
Milo Hala
Ben Dubisher
Vernon
Amana
George Schultz
George
Louis Dubisher
Howard
Evelyn
Margaret Ann
Fairfax
Will Kulhavy
Carl Sedlacek
George Struesky
Cédar Rapids
Alfred Rigel
Donald
Western
Melsa
Surprise Birthday Party for Wilma Schlueter
A Sunday surprise birthday party was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schlueter for Miss Wilma Schlueter. The event featured a pink and green picnic table center with a birthday cake and many family and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Schlueter
Charles Schlueter
Schlueter
Helen
Alma Hrdlicka
Pauline Probst
Lillian
Gladys
Mamie Schlueter
Martha
Vlasta Kilekar
Mary Bukachek
Elinore Merta
Alta Hackert
Delores Polansky
Frances Svoboda
Charles
Raymond
Robert Probst
Emil Merta
Wilma Munn
Walter Schlueter
Emil Votroubek
Elmer Benesh
Milo Vorel
Joe Stroleny
Edwin Benesh
Louis Hrdlicka
Pronk Schlueter
Mrs Catherine Monahan Hosts Bridge For Upcoming Wedding
Mrs Catherine Monahan entertained sixteen guests at 824 First Avenue East Monday evening honoring Miss Ann Hayner whose marriage to Lawrence Yount is set for October 3. Bridge games produced a high score for Mrs George Morden and a traveling prize for Miss Marguerite Marshall. Miss Hayner received gifts and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Monahan
First Avenue E
Ann Hayner
Lawrence Yount
George Morden
Marguerite Marshall
Hayner
Ives Return From Minneapolis as Daughter Enters Art School
Mr and Mrs W B Ives of 122 Eighteenth street NE have returned from Minneapolis where they accompanied their daughter Vivian who will enter the Minneapolis Art school She will reside at the Clara Doerr club while there in Minneapolis.
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W. B. Ives
Eighteenth Street
Minneapolis
Vivian
Minneapolis Art School
Miss Ives
Clara Doerr
Mrs Hite visiting Portland sister in law at 811 L Street
Mrs Ben F Hite of Portland Oregon is a guest in the home of her sister in law Mrs Eliza E Wilson located at 811 L street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben F. Hite
Portland
Ore
Eliza E Wilson
L Street
Mercy Hospital Plans Annual Fruit Shower
Mercy hospital auxiliary asks friends to contribute to the annual fruit shower to be held Friday at Mercy Hospital. Canned fruit vegetables and other foodstuffs are welcome. Donors may call Mrs Lumir Struesky at 21463 or telephone the hospital for pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy For Mone
Friends of Mercy, Hospital
Lumir Struesky
Wedding Breakfast for Beckley and Stanisha
The ceremony paired the couple with a pink rose bouquet, sister Elizabeth Stanisha in a peach gown, and Charles Stanisha as best man. A breakfast followed at the couple’s future home with relatives including Stanisha and Dunn families and others. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Marie Stanisha
Charles Stanisha
Beckley
Mable Canning
Rose Blake
Paul M. Beckley
J. Stanisha
Elizabeth Stanisha
Wyoming
Katherine Stanisha
Maquoketa
Joseph Dunn
Bellevue
Michael Lehnertz
Preston
A. W. Hinton
Cedar Rapids
Home Builders class at St. Pauls church names new officers
The Home Builders class of St. Pauls church met Monday after a pot luck supper. Plans for the year were discussed. New officers are Harry Hoyt president, Kenneth Reid vice president, Mrs. James Kurger secretary, and Harvey Hunter treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Harry Hoyt
Kenneth Reid
James Kurger
Harvey Hunter
Miss Dobrovsky Returns From California Visit
Miss Dorothy Dobrovsky daughter of Mr and Mrs F E Dobrovsky 1336 Birch avenue NW returned home Sunday after an extended visit in San Francisco California with her sister Mrs George Taylor On the way back she stopped in David City Nebraska where she was a guest of Miss Mildred Gillespie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dobrovsky
F. E. Dobrovsky
Birch Avenue NW
San Francisco
Calif
George Taylor
Miss Dobrovsky
David City
Neb
Mildred Gillespie
Picnic Dinner Hosts Share Family Gathering in Marengo Williamsburg Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs Lewis Klever of Fairfax Road SW hosted a Sunday picnic dinner with relatives. Guests included the Hofmasters Klines Font Hiteman and Quick families from Marengo Williamsburg Cedar Rapids, and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Klever
Fairfax Road
Henry Hofmaster
Roy Kline
Darlene
Lester
Charles Kline
Margaret
Vinnie
Floyd
Everett
Kenneth
Marengo
Carl Font
Axel Font
Ruth
Elvina
Dorothy
John
Adolph
Clark Hiteman
Milford
Williamsburg
Oscar Quick
Mary
FP. J. Mersh
Mabel
Robert
Cedar Rapids
Guests Leave After Visit With Kullanders
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Kullander and daughter Doris Pauline return to Des Moines after ten days with Mr. and Mrs. Gus Kullander at 812 Eighth Street SW. Mrs. Robert Erickson hosted a party for Mrs. Kullander and Mr. and Mrs. N Nelson dined with her in her honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Kullander
Doris Pauline Kullander
Des Moines
City Briefs and Personsals Notes and Events
R. J. Lubbock was fined two dollars and costs after pleading guilty to over time parking before Police Judge Thomas B. Powell. A St. Paul church chicken dinner is set for Wednesday at 5 30. Cedar Rapids Christian Endeavor Union to install officers at Olivet Presbyterian Church at B Avenue and Tenth Street NW Tuesday at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Lubbock
Thomas B. Powell
St. Paul’s Church
Cedar Rapids Christian Endeavor Union
Olivet Presbyterian Church
B Avenue
Tenth Street
Mrs Messner Leaves for Long Beach California
Mrs. G. F. Messner departed Tuesday morning for Long Beach California, continuing her travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Messner
Long Beach
Calif
Hawkeye Lodge to Meet Thursday at 7 30 PM
Hawkeye lodge No. 27 of the B of L F and E will hold its regular meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. The session moves from Wednesday night to the I O O F hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeye Lodge No. 27
B. of L. F. and
I. O. O. F. Hall
Woman's Relief Corps Cards Party Set for Wednesday
The Woman's Relief corps will host a card party Wednesday at 2 30 p.m. in the I O O F hall at 109 Second avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
I. O. O. F. Hall
Second Avenue SE
Tirzah Society Plans Thursday Chicken Dinner
The Tirzah society will host a chicken dinner for members Thursday at 12 in Ben Hur hall. Each member should bring a cup silver and a covered dish. For more information call Mrs. Mary Quick at 3-1384.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tirzah Society
Ben Hur Hall
Mary Quick
Burrows Arrested on Petty Larceny Charge
Burrows 39 of 820 B avenue NE was arrested Monday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Jay Davis on a petty larceny charge. Bond set at $100. He was to be arraigned before Justice G. S. Lightner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Burrows
B Avenue NE
Jay Davis
Burrows
G. S. Lightner
McGladreys Attend CPA Convention in Indianapolis
Mr and Mrs I B McGladrey of 2055 Washington Ave SE left Sunday for Indianapolis to attend the annual convention of the American Society of Certified Public Accountants. Mr McGladrey serves on the society's board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. McGladrey
Washington Avenue
Indianapolis
Ind
American Society of Certified Public Accountants
McGladrey
Society
Tune in for radio tuning during world series ads
Classified notice in The Gazette section invites a man to service radios for the world series and major football games, labeled as a tuning advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Man
Larceny Case Fines Held Suspended for Coal Theft
Nry Doering appeared before Justice G S Lightner on larceny of coal. He was fined $10 with the fine suspended during good behavior after arrest at 9 40 p m Monday by Ira Robins, special agent for the North Western railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doering
Ae Cal
Court of Justice
G. S. Lightner
Doe
Ira Robins
North Western Railroad
Doctor Gillies Presents Kienbock Case Study At Convention
Dr Carl L Gillies of Cedar Rapids reported on five cases of Kienbocks disease a rare wrist bone disorder at the American Roentgen Ray society convention in Detroit Tuesday. Only twenty three cases have been reported in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl L. Gillies
Cedar Rapids
Detroit
American Roentgen-Ray Society
School official arrested for speeding on First Avenue E
C. F. Martin of Maquoketa was arrested at 9 15 p m Monday by Patrolman John Stodola on a charge of speeding. He allegedly drove 50 miles per hour on First avenue E from Twenty sixth to Thirtieth street and is ordered to appear in police court. He was slated to play hockey Friday in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Martin
Maquoketa
John Stodola
Stodola
First Avenue E
Twentysixth
Thirtieth Street
Martin
Death Notices Sister Mary George of Humility Order
Sister Mary George nee Nellie Gorman daughter of John and Margaret Gorman longtime Cedar Rapids residents died Tuesday in Ottumwa after a brief illness. Survived by brothers John C Gorman Keswick George F Gorman Raymond F Gorman and others and two sisters in religious orders Burial at Ottumwa Thursday Sept 29 at 9 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary George
Sisters of Humility
Nellie Gorman
John
Margaret (Curran) Gorman
George C. Gorman
Raymond F. Gorman
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
John C. Gorman
Keswick
Iowa
George Co
This City
D. A. Gorman
Gilbert
Mary Alfreda
Mary
Mary Danielita
Lillian
Clarke College
Dubuque
T. C. Gorman
D. M. Gorman
Boise
Ida
Wyoming
Anamosa
Mercy Hospital For Nurses
Mrs. Nettie Lodge Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs. Nettie Jane Lodge age 62 widow of John C. Lodge died at her daughter Mrs. Bert Woodford’s home in Cedar Rapids after a lingering illness. She was born November 18 1869 in Cedar County and survived by five sons and a daughter. services are set for Downey Baptist Church Wednesday at 2 p.m. with burial in Downey Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday evening at Rohn West Side chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Jane Lodge
John C. Lodge
Bert Woodford
B Avenue NW
Cedar County
Cedar Rapids
Woodford
Harvey
Lester
Emmett
Mount Vernon
Ferrall
Downey
George
Marshalltown
Martha Burnett
West Branch
Nina Lundy
Charles Pearson
Ed Baker
Atalissa
Wi Hawbacker
Olney
Ill
Baptist Church
Rohn
Funeral services for Charles W Stauffer
Funeral services for Charles W. Stauffer of 615 A avenue NW will be at 2 p m Wednesday in Turner chapel conducted by C A Tiffany of the First Church of Christ Scientist Burial will follow in Linwood cemetery He is survived by two daughters Mrs Mildred M Clauson Cedar Rapids Virginia Stauffer of Conesville two sons Charles W Jr of Chicago and Lynn of Cedar Rapids and four sisters Mrs Mary McCune Mrs Mabel Davidson Mrs Blanche Stone and Lucille Stauffer all of Cedar Rapids
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Stauffer
A Avenue NW
Turner Chapel
C. A. Tiffany
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Linwood Cemetery
Mildred M. Clauson
Cedar Rapids
Virginia Stauffer
Conesville
Charles W., Jr
Chicago
Lynn
Mary McCune
Mabel Davidson
Blanche Stone
Lucille Stauffer
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary A Grizel
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary A. Grizel who died Tuesday morning in Iowa City will be held at 9 a.m. Thursday from St. Mary's church in Iowa City. Her husband James J. Grizel preceded her in death on August 3. Surviving are two sons W. H. Grizel of Cedar Rapids and Frank J. Grizel of Iowa City, and two daughters Miss Della Grizel and Mrs. Joseph Chadek of Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Grizel
Iowa City
St. Mary's Church
James J. Grizel
W. H. Grizel
Cedar Rapids
Frank J. Grizel
Della Grizel
Joseph Chadek
Queen of the West lodge postpones meeting
Due to the death of a member the Queen of the West lodge No 2 L S to the B of L F and E cancels its regular meeting Wednesday evening. The session is rescheduled for Thursday at 7 30 p m in the I O O F hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen of the West Lodge No. 2
L. S
B. of L. F
I. O. O. F. Hall
Local Federation of Labor Speakers Address Ministers Meeting
Three representatives of the Federation of Labor spoke at Monday’s ministers meeting, outlining labor concerns and urging collaboration on community issues. The session covered workers’ rights, job access, and local economic conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Labor
First Reformed Ladies Aid Plans Wednesday Meeting
The Ladies Aid society of the First Reformed church will meet Wednesday at 12 at the church for a picnic luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of the
First Reformed Church
Birthday Luncheon Set With Mrs C Bither And Mrs Brokaw
A birthday luncheon is planned Thursday at 1 PM at 1930 Linden Drive SE hosted by Mrs C Bither and Mrs C Brokaw. Attendees include Rotsweat Chered Wis and others perhaps from the local circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Bither
C. Brokaw
Linden Drive
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Schneider in Barta chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Schneider will be held in the Barta chapel at 2:30 pm Wednesday conducted by the Rev F D Chada. Burial will be in the Bohemian National cemetery where services will be conducted by the Ladies auxiliary Brotherhood of the Locomotive Engineers. Friends may call at the chapel Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Schneider
Barta Chapel
F. D. Chada
Bohemian National Cemetery
Ladies Auxiliary Brotherhood
The
Locomotive Engineers
St Margaret's Circle Meeting At Immaculate Conception
St Margaret's circle of the Im maculate Conception church will meet in the school parlors Wednesday at 2 p.m. Mrs Lowell Miller will be hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margaret’s Circle of the Immaculate Conception Church
Lowell Miller
Miss Clara Landis Dies After Illness in Cedar Rapids
Miss Clara M. Landis aged 47 died at home 1624 First Avenue East at 4 p m Monday after a long illness. She had lived in Cedar Rapids twelve years and is survived by three sisters and one brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara M. Landis
First Avenue E
Cedar Rapids
George D. McAchran Dies in Topeka Hospital
George D. McAchran, 62, of 718 Fourth Avenue SE, died at 3 am Tuesday at the Security Benefit Hospital in Topeka, Kansas. He had been in Topeka since July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. McAchran
Fourth Avenue SE
Security Benefit
Topeka
Kan
Quote on happiness and fame by Bertrand Russell
A lucid Bertrand Russell statement laments choosing splendor and tragedy over a modest happy life and an inglorious end, underscoring a preference for dramatic brilliance over quiet well being. The remark contrasts personal fulfillment with notoriety and legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertrand Russell
Cedar Rapids Man Survived by Wife and Five Children
McAchran a Cedar Rapids resident for eighteen years is survived by his wife and five children George and Gladys at home Mrs Mary Blackmer of Chicago Otto of Birmingham Alabama and Oli aboard the U S S Texas at San Pedro California. He belonged to the Royal Order of Moose and the Security Benefit association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAchran
Cedar Rapids
George
Gladys
Mary Blackmer
Chicago
Otto
Birmingham
Ala
Oli
Texas
San Pedro
Calif
Royal Order of Moose
The
Security Benefit Association
Burial service by OES at Cedar Memorial Park
A funeral service will be conducted by the Order of the Eastern Star at Cedar Memorial Park. Burial will follow in Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery.
Henry Field Viewed Roosevelt Farm With Biased Eyes
Washington UP reporting from Henry Park New York claims former Governor Davis of Virginia charged Tuesday that Field’s farm tour was slanted to push Republican propaganda. Davis defended the Roosevelt farm as genuine noting visible cattle barns silos and 600 laying hens on the Roosevelt property nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry Park
N. Y
Davis
Virginia
Farm Paper
Virginia State Farmers Institute
Roosevelt Farm
They
Iowa
Judge Overrules Zid Motion in Damage Case
District Judge H C Ring overruled Frank Zid's motion to set aside a default and judgment in Zid vs Skvor. Zid received a $417 500 judgment on March 19 for injuries from a horse incident near Ely on September 5, 1931. Skvor contends the horse was broken free due to the car on Prairie Creek bridge, causing his injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Zid
Frank Skvor
Ats
H. C. Ring
Zid
Ring
Oe Rapids
Ely
Skver
Prairie Creek
Linn county property partition decree names six co owners
An interlocutory decree by Judge H C Ring in a district court action declares Eunice Gilchrist Julia Fairchild Sherman Hudson Elsie Coleman Albert Hudson and M L Barker as one sixth share owners. The first five and Frank Hudson are adjudged one sixth owners in Walker town lots within the estates of George H Hudson and Mary L Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Gilchrist
Julia Fairchild
Sherman Hudson
Elsie Coleman
Albert Hudson
M. L. Barker
Linn County
H. C. Ring
Frank Hudson
Wailker
George H. Hudson
Mary L. Hudson
Eleanor Chapman Files for Divorce in District Court
Eleanor Chapman has filed for divorce in district court seeking dissolution of marriage. The petition lists no other parties or terms and is filed in the district court, with proceedings to determine asset division support and custody where applicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Chapman
Judge Sustains Demurrer in Contract Suit over Goods
Judge H. C. Ring in district court sustains the defendant’s demurrer and gives the plaintiff ten days to elect to stand on the ruling or plead in a contract action by M. M. Smith, assignee of F. H. Hill, against W. F. Main trading as the National Electric Company. The plaintiff seeks 379.75 dollars claiming breach of contract for delivery of goods to Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
M. M. Smith
F. H. Hill
W. F. Main
The
National Electric Company
Hill
Two Black Defendants Sentenced and Ordered Out of State
Trixie Burnett a Negro received an indeterminate five year term in the women's state reformatory at Rockwell City by Judge H Co Ring on a statutory charge in district court Monday. George Williams also a Negro was sentenced to Linn county jail for one year on another statutory charge. Both sentences were withheld and the defendants directed to leave the state after police arrested them Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trixie Burnett
Women’s State Reformatory
Rockwell City
H. Co. Ring
George Williams
Linn County
Disputed Lease Action Dismissed in Linn County Court
Benjamin Tait and Malcolm Bolton filed suit in district court against Linn County eg company C. C. Satterly and G McMillan claiming rent for seven months after moving from leased premises January 24. Judge H Ring dismissed the case with own plaintiffs' costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Tait
Malcolm Bolton
Linn County Eg Company
C. C. Satterly
G McMillan
Oew
H Ring
Andrew initiates attachment action in district court
L A Andrew files an attachment action in district court seeking to secure claims or assets. The filing signals legal steps to provisional relief ahead of a full case, with details on the property involved and the court's jurisdiction yet to be specified in the document.
Flossie Boner Divorced by Judge Ring in Cruel Grounds
Judge H. C. Ring grants a divorce to Flossie Boner from Herbert on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment in the district court. The ruling cites persistent mistreatment as the basis for the dissolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie Boner
H. C. Ring
Herbert
Chicago Marriage Ends in Cruel and Inhuman Treatment
Judge Ring grants Edna M. Boxwell a divorce on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. The marriage occurred in October 1919 in Chicago.
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Chicago
Ring
Edna M. Boxwell
Divorce Decrees Issued by District Court Judges
Solomon Kouri gains divorce from Freeda Abisamra Kouri on desertion grounds in Windham Maine where they wed in 1927. Judge H C Ring grants Prudence Leonard divorce from Charles R Leonard on cross petition with cruel and inhuman treatment. homestead and alimony awarded. Pauline Kuzub, 42, receives divorce from Daniel Kuzub 45 for cruel and inhuman treatment.
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Solomon Kouri
F. ©. Ellison
Freeda Abisamra Kouri
Windham
H. C. Ring
Prudence Leonard
Charles R. Leonard
Grants Judgment To Lisbon Savings Bank
Judge H. C. Ring awards Lisbon Savings Bank $673.50 in a promissory note suit in district court against H. Walmer and Minna H. Walmer.
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H. C. Ring
Lisbon Savings Bank
H. Walmer
Minna H. Walmer
Burns Mortgage seeks judgment against J Norman Bickert
The Burns Mortgage company seeks district court judgment for 13500 on a promissory note against J Norman Bickert.
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Burns Mortgage Company
J. Norman Bickert
Granted Separate Maintenance for Clara Cahil and John W Denise
District court grants Clara Emilie Cahil separate maintenance against John W Denise Paes ao B Clark. Plaintiff awarded custody of a minor daughter and support money.
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Clara Emilie Cahil
John W. Denise Paes Ao
B. Clark
County Attorney charges Sam Hilliard with vagrancy
A true information charging vagrancy was filed in district court Monday by County Attorney Carl Hendrickson against Sam Hilliard, 59. The information was approved on H. C. Ring and bond set at.
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Carl Hendrickson
Sam Hilliard
H. C. Ring
Tatman Wins $1715 Judgment Against Miller in District Court
Judge H. C. Ring awarded A. H. Tatman a 1715.50 judgment against F. D. Miller in a promissory note action in district court.
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A. H. Tatman
H. C. Ring
F. D. Miller
Cites Taxation Of Railroads For Bus And Truck Roads
Wayne G Boland local attorney spoke at the Canopus club luncheon condemning unjust taxation. He argued railroads fund highways used by trucks and buses, competing with railroads that supplied capital for road construction. Boland urged immediate voter registration.
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Wayne G. Boland
Canopus Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Boland
$1000 Looted From Waterloo Grocery Robbery
The Adams grocery in Waterloo was robbed of $1,000 at 11:20 am Tuesday. Cedar Rapids police were notified and Waterloo officials asked for a lookout for a two door phaeton car with license 82-16937 suspected of transporting the bandits.
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Adams
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Plan Demonstration For Gov Roosevelt In Sioux City
Farmers holiday sympathizers in four states are urged to meet in Sioux City for a Thursday parade when Governor Roosevelt speaks. Milo Reno of the National Farmers Holiday association expects thousands from western Iowa southern Minnesota South Dakota and Nebraska to join the event to spotlight farmers’ plight. A similar demonstration is planned for Oct 4 when President Hoover speaks.
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Des Moines
Sioux City
Roosevelt
Milo Reno
National Farmers Holiday Association
Campaign For Higher Ing
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Hoover
Linn County Jurors Fees for 1930 31 Totaled 1692 85
Jurors' fees during the Linn county criminal trial period from July 1, 1930 to June 30, 1931 amounted to 1692 dollars and 85 cents. The sum reflects compensation for jurors serving in the specified year.
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Linn County
Notice to Holders of COE College First Mortgage Bonds
Bondholders are warned that COE College 5 3/4% Gold Bonds due 1934 with listed numbers are called for redemption November 1, 1932. Redeemed at principal plus accrued interest at the trustee office in Cedar Rapids Iowa. Registered bonds require blank transfer instruments. After November 1, 1932 interest ceases and bonds lose trust deed rights. Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids Iowa Trustee. By George F. Miller Vice President and Trust Officer.
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COE College
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Merchants National Bank
George F. Miller
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Ea Ay
Honor Ann Jack
Mrs. Ives
Souci Bridge Club
Mrs. Bingham
Board of Needlework Guild
Miss Schlueter
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Mineapolis
Oregon
Mercy Hospital
Stanisha-Beckley
California
Klever
City . Briefs
Clubs
Hawkeye Lodge
Dr. Naibert
Paramount Building
Nettie J. Lodge
Charles Stauffer
Queen of
West Lodge
First Reformed Aid
St. John's Guild
Willie Willis
Schneider
St. Margaret's Circle
Henry Field
Roosevelt Hen House
Court
G. H., Mary Hudson Estates
L. A. Andrew
Gov. Roosevelt
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Second Street
Nutoleo, Ib
Link Sausage
Ories Witt
Hillyard Sales CO
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