Senior D H No 2 juveniles host hobos party
The senior group of D. of H. No. 2 juvenile club met Wednesday evening at Mrs. C. C. Putnam's home for a hobos party. They ate lunches on the lawn, enjoyed a hayride, and danced. The event also celebrated Shirley Nichols's birthday with the group named.
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D. of
H. No. 2
C. C. Putnam
Putnam
Shirley Nichols
Eva Jane Bishop
Gienys Jones
Helen Irving
Dorothy Baker
Roberta Nicholas
Verla
Delores Bergloff
Gertrude
Louise Schomberg
Lenore Pesch
Norval
Allen Cady
Robert Senninger
Cady
R. Hamilton
Alpha Xi Delta Mothers Club Elects Officers
Alpha Ni Delta Mothers Club members met for luncheon at Mrs L L McKim 369 Nineteenth St SE. Hostesses Mrs C C Boone and Mrs L W Stone aided. Officers elected include President Mrs P M Lattner Vice President Mrs Carl Stookey Secretary Mrs A W Plock and Treasurer Mrs E F Borschel.
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Alpha Ni Delta Mothers’ Club
L. L. McKim
Nineteenth Street
C. C. Boone
L. W. Stone
P. M. Lattner
Carl Stookey
A W. Plock
EF. Borschel
A G D Mothers Club Luncheon Hosted at Mount Vernon
Mrs. Perry Jayne hosted Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club at luncheon on Thursday at 2201 Mount Vernon Avenue SE. Helpers included Mesdames J L Konecny, D E Miller, P W Jacobson, W Svoboda, and O P Erbe.
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Perry Jayne
Mount Vernon Avenue
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers’ Club
J. L. Konec
D. E. Miller
P. W. Jacobson
O. P. Erbe
Hope Circle of King's Daughters Marks First Anniversary Tea
Hope circle of the King's Daughters celebrated its first anniversary with a tea at Mrs Henry Houseman’s home on Twenty-fourth Street NE. Miss Betty Wade sang two songs, and Rev. Melvin L. Welke reviewed Nora Waln’s book Reaching for the Stars. Silver and purple colors and a centerpiece of purple asters decorated the room. Mrs Lee Beardsley poured, with guests including Mrs A E Chase, R B Culver, W E Lichtenstein, R T Termshelen, and others.
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Hope Circle of the
King’s Daughters
Henry Houseman
Twenty-fourth Street
Betty Wade
Melvin L. Welke
the Peoples Church
Nora Waln
Lee Beardsley
Mes‘dams
A. E. Chase
R. B. Culver
W. E. Lichtenstein
R. T. Tersmehlen
R. W.collett
R. B. Moore
Donald Brown
Glenn Anderson
Tiarry Wades Return From Minnesota Vacation
Mr and Mrs Harry L Wade of 709 Memorial drive SE returned after spending September at their summer home on Lake Kabetogama Minnesota.
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Harry L. Wade
Memorial Drive
Lake Kabetogama
Minnesota
Luncheon Hails New Wednesday Social President
Mrs. F Hartman Mrs M F Cox and Mrs W W White hosted twenty one members and two guests at Mrs Hartman s home 811 Third avenue SE on Wednesday. After lunch retiring president Mrs J C Mahannah turned over to new president Mrs Harry Palmer. Roll call topic Vacation Echoes and Mrs J E Cumberland presented A Trip to Cuba.
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F. Hartman
M. F. Cox
W. W. White
Hartman
Third Avenue SE
Mabel Barnes
Hazleton
J. E. Cummins
J. C. Mahannah
Harry Palmer
J. E. Cumberland
Cuba
Endsley Announces Engagement of Jean Endsley to Lawrence Aakre
Mr and Mrs Willard Endsley announce the engagement of their daughter Jean to Lawrence J Aakre of Cedar Rapids son of Mrs H O Henke of Preston Minnesota The wedding is set for October 28 at an upcoming ceremony.
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Willard Endsley
Eighth Avenue
Jean
Lawrence J. Aakre
Cedar Rapids
H O. Henke
Preston, Minn
Service Club elects new officers at Community House
Mrs Clara Briles was elected president of the Service club of the Community House after a picnic supper Thursday night. Other new officers include Mrs Ruth Boyd as vice president Mrs Virginia Carter as secretary and Mrs Helen Clinger as treasurer. Ten members and five guests attended the supper.
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Clara Briles
Service Club
Ruth Boyd
Virginia Carter
Helen Clinger
Hope circle dessert luncheon at Mrs Lyon’s home
Hope circle of the King's Daughters met for a dessert luncheon Thursday at 1116 Tenth Street NW hosted by Mrs. Leonard Lyon. Guest Mrs. R. H. Beals attended. The group will meet next October 12 at Mrs. Ed McCoy’s home on Mount Vernon Avenue.
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Hope Circle of the King’s Daughters
Leonard Lyon
Tenth Street NW
R. H. Beals
Ed McCoy
Mount Vernon Avenue
Louise Leibert group prepares for Roosevelt hotel banquet
Louise Leibert circle of the King's Daughters met Tuesday at 2041 B avenue NE with Mrs. AR Glasier hosting and Mrs. Carlton Owen assisting. They finalized plans for the convention banquet on October 10 at the Roosevelt hotel. Delegates elected were Mrs. Fred Niesz and Mrs. George Scrovy. Mrs. Owen Tisdale led devotions.
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Louise Leibert
King’s Daughters
AR. Glasier
Avenue
Carlton Owen
Roosevelt Hotel
Fred Niesz
George Scrovy
Owen Tisdale
Roosevelt PTA Opens Season With 75 Members Present
The Roosevelt P T A held its first meeting of the season in the school club room with 75 members present. Officers named for the year include Mrs George Heider president Mrs Harold Wilson vice president Mrs W D Counterman secretary and Mrs Harry Cooper treasurer finance.
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Roosevelt P. T. A
George Heider
Harold Wilson
W. D. Counterman
Harry Cooper
Local Club Officers and Meeting Report
A. Norman chaired a meeting with posts filled by Mrs H A Van Sickle Mrs L J Crawford Mrs M Hamilton and others. Social hospitality membership program publicity historian and magazine roles were assigned to a list of members. Neely Hill president reported on a trip to the national Cincinnati convention last May. After business, refreshments were served in the cafeteria by the social committee and Fred J. Kluss and the teachers assisted.
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A. Norman
H. A. van Sickle
L. J. Crawford
M Hamilton
E. C. Whitehair
T. H. Myers
L. R. Buffington
E. C. Waite
J. W. Ensign
Ed Miller
F. L. Bokorney
E. T. Wykle
V. Kofron
Dave Williams
Frank Bu
Tavern owner upheld over customer ejection
An irate man complained to police after being ejected from a tavern at First street and First avenue NW. Assistant Chief Mikota said the owner had a right to eject any patron. the man warned not to return and left promising to go back. No names or further reports were filed.
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First Street
First Avenue NW
Mikota
Poole Transfer Seeks Expanded Motor Freight Permit
Charles M. Poole of Muscatine asked the Iowa commerce commission to allow Poole Transfer to operate motor freight carriers from Muscatine to Cedar Rapids and Waterloo with intra city routes Muscatine Cedar Rapids and Cedar Rapids Waterloo included as through hauls. Opposition from Rock Island Motor Service Muscatine Cedar Rapids lines and Schlick lines argued the service is unnecessary.
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Charles M. Poole
Muscatine
Iowa State Commerce Commission
Linn County
Poole Transfer Company
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Tjowa City
Poole
Rock Island Motor Service
Schlick Lines
County Buys Equipment To Add Crusher Capacity
Linn county supervisors ordered a secondary roll crusher from Iowa Manufacturing Co in Cedar Rapids for 2595 dollars including installation to fit the county rock crusher The new 24 by 16 inch unit should raise daily capacity to 50 tons and produce smaller rock output Installation was to begin Friday with board ratification set for the following Tuesday.
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Linn County
Iowa Manufacturing Compiuny
Cedar Rapids
Fred Stirm
Man With 18 Aliases Fronts Insurance Scam in Holdredge
A suspect operating from an insurance agency in Holdredge Nebraska on August 21 used 18 aliases including Ray Glad den while hiding multiple license plates from several states. Law enforcement notes the offender previously served time at Fort Madison and is known as Stanley.
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Holdredge
Neb
Torger
Fort Madison
Ray Gladden
Stanley
Common People Seen as U S Safeguard Speaker Beems Says
Clark Beems president of Metropolitan Supply spoke at Coe College on the law of the efficient few and the role of 70 million common people in America's future. He warned of the need for good judgment as society faces a challenge and urged confidence in the common people's potential to aid the nation.
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Coe College
Clark Beems
Metropolitan Supply Company
America
Beems
City Briefs and Personals Highlights
A black and white wirehaired male terrier named Fritz reported lost by Dr. B G Broghammer at 2148 Blake Blvd SE. The Calvary Baptist church Missionary brotherhood to meet at 6 30 p m for a wiener roast, rain to be in the basement. Jerry Dytert 48 of 2818 A Ave NE arrested for DWI. hearing waived to grand jury. bond set at 5000. Evangelist Mrs A A Carpenter leads nightly services at the Church of the Foursquare Gospel with sermons on the Greatest Need and the Greatest Thing in the World. Herbert S Ely of 1261 Fifth Ave SE treated at St Luke's for a toe injury.
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Fritz
B. G. Broghammer
Blake Boulevard
Missionary Brotherhood of Calvary Baptist Church
Jerry Dytert
A Avenue NE
Justice Ball
Grand
Dytert
Justice Rall
Church of the Foursquare Gospel
A. A. Carpenter
Herbert S. Ely
Fifth Avenue SE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Funeral service call for Musicians Local No 137
An axe accident near Mount Mercy academy led to a fatal brush cutting incident and Ben Jansa's funeral will be attended by all members in uniform at Brush funeral chapel at 1 30 p m Saturday. Justice and Mrs W A Ball plan a brief trip to Minneapolis to visit their daughter and grandchildren. W Gibson Carey Jr U S Chamber of Commerce president will speak about Lets Keep Our Balance from 7 to 7 15 p m Saturday on NBC Blue Network.
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Local No. 137
Brush Funeral
Ben Jansa
Justice
Mrs. W. A. Ball
Mrs
C. E. Howe
Richard and
Cynthia Howe
Minneapolis
W . Gibson Carey, Jr
United States Chamber of Comermce
United States Commerce
National Broadcasting Company
Coe College Opens Season with Swing Pep Meeting
The first pep meeting of the season at Coe college takes place in the chapel tonight at 7 30. It precedes the St Ambrose game on Saturday afternoon and features Don Kroijl s campus dance band playing the Coe Loyalty song as the team marches in and the band provides music for singing a departure from precedent.
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Coe College
St. Ambrose
Don Kroijl
Coe
Coe Military Band Featured At Pep Rally Gatherings
The Coe military band has appeared at most pep gatherings, energizing crowds with marching tunes and precise formations as students cheer on teams and school spirit remains high.
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Coe
Music Tests At Coe Saturday For Junior Band
Coe college music department holds tests Saturday at 10 a.m. in T. M. Sinclair Memorial chapel for children aged 5 to 10 interested in joining the Coe junior band. The Kwalwasser Dykema standard test will be used nationwide this year.
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Coe
Coe College
T. M. Sinclair
United States
Special program at Sunshine Mission features Passion Play and sacred concert
A Sunday evening program at the Sunshine Mission includes motion pictures of the Passion Play and a sacred concert by Evangelist Martin of Canton NL and his family. No admission but an offering is taken. A separate report notes George Hellman 38 Belle Ave SW was arrested at 8:30 pm for intoxication after police informed him they do not provide taxi service to intoxicated individuals. he was found wandering on Fourteenth Ave between Third and Fourth streets SE.
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Sunshine Mission
Evangelist Martin
Canton
George Hellman
Belle Avenue
Hellman
Fourteenth Avenue
Third
Fourth Streets
Warns Insurance Men of Bogus Check Passer
Cedar Rapids police Chief of Detectives Earl Stanley warned insurance agencies Friday to watch for a man forging payments with a check drawn on the Southeast National Bank of Chicago or a bogus cashier's check on the First National Bank of Omaha. The suspect is said to pay a premium for automobile coverage with a larger sum in cash, claim an association with a television institute, and drive a black 1936 Buick. He has operated across the Midwest and South in the past year, with his last known job undisclosed.
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Cedar Rapids
Earl Stanley
Southeast National Bank of Chicago
First National Bank of Omaha
Stanley
Television “Institute
Midwest
Louisiana contractors indicted in PWA probe
Monte Hart and Summa Caldwell, noted contractors, were indicted by the federal grand jury in New Orleans as part of the PWA investigation. The report notes a separate local incident where a man was fined $25 and costs by Justice H R Churchill after a call box matter.
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H R. Churchill
PWA
Louisiana
Monte Hart
Summa Caldwell
Friday
Federal
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Juvenile Club OF
Alpha XI Delta Mothers' Club
A. G. D. Mothers’ Club
Hope Circle
Tiarry
Jean Endsley
P.T.A. Meetings
Roosevelt
M. Wkrl
Bailey Boot Shop
Second Street SE
Neumode Hosiery Shop
Neumode
Heinz
Poole Transfer
U. S
Coe Folk
Sanitary Poultry
Third Avenue SW
Axe
Mount Mercy Academy
Huan
Killian Company
Bob
Toman
Third Avenue
Joseph Toman
DIAL
Hartmann
Hartmann Bonastreeter
Second Avenue
Barkers
Second Street
Dows Building
New Orleans
INS
the Gazette
Hattention
Chamay
Coquette
Killian
the Killian Company
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