Publicity on Loans Questioned by Senate Leaders
Senate figures criticized the publicity of loan reports that named banks and loan groups. Pomerene urged withholding names and addresses as harmful to depositors and borrowers and potentially hampering job-creating lending. Trimble planned to decide after review with the corporation and may reveal his ruling soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board.s Corporation
Trimble
Pomerene
Senate
Ise
House
Ely
Fomerene
House of Representatives
General Kreger and Wife Visit Keota Relatives
Major General and Mrs. A. Kreger arrived in Keota for a several week visit with sister Mrs. B. F. Korf and brother Charles Kreger. They spent the prior year in Honolulu visiting their son in law and daughter before leaving Hawaii late in August. They had been in southern California since arriving on the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brecal
Keota
A. Kreger
Glasgow transit workers accept 50 cent weekly cut
Six thousand employees of Glasgow's municipal street car and bus services approve a wage reduction of 50 cents per week, reflecting local cost-cutting measures amid financial pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Scotland
Muniipal
Coe Hosts City Mushroom Show In Botany Lab
The first Rapids mushroom show, conducted by Prof. E J Perry of the botany department at Coe College, showcases over twenty five years of specimens and twelve poisonous varieties with color charts. Donated mushrooms include a shaggy mane horse tail specimen from Mrs. George B. Douglas, displayed alongside countrywide finds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapids
Botany Laboratory
Coe College Science Hall
E. J. Perry
Botany Dent
George B. Douglas
Amherst graduates spark Madrid dinner with Coolidge greeting
At the international radio conference in Madrid Amherst College alumni hosted the Amherst club dinner at the Palace hotel with 65 cites in attendance. They asked Calvin Coolidge to send a free greeting message to be read at the event. The crowd enjoyed speeches and songs before the hosted message stating Greetings was read aloud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Amherst
Calvin Coolidge
Amherst Club
Palace Hotel
Peda
Coolidge
United States
Husband Not Going Over Niagara In Barrel Sparks Divorce
Chicago report notes Mrs. Bessie Smolen wins a divorce from George Smolen after years of newspaper searches for his Niagara Falls barrel ordeal. She claims desertion as he left with well wishes and vanished, ending the marriage after his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Bessie Smolen
George
Niagara Falls
Grain Loss From Savanna Elevator Collapses
About 100000 bushels of grain were lost in the Mississippi River when three overloaded elevators owned by Stratton Grain company of Chicago collapsed at Savanna Illinois. Two fell Thursday and the third Thursday night, with the river bank structures taking the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savanna, Ill
Mississippi River
Stratton Grain Company
Chicago
City Briefs and Personal Notices
Two men posing as police approved workers solicit homeowners for police jobs, reports The Gazette cited by Chief W C Benesh. A removal sale is ongoing at Coykendal's 726 Second Avenue. P T Sullivan and Paul Spray fined $25 plus costs for intoxication. jailed when unable to pay. October special chassis lubrication 75c from Rude Auto Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Benesh
P. T. Sullivan
Paul Spray
Rude Auto Company
Dewey McNeil Given Suspended Fine of 25 Dollars
Dewey McNeil received a suspended fine of 25 dollars plus court costs after a court appearance. The brief notice notes the judgment and associated costs but provides limited details on the underlying charges or case status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey McNeil
Davis hurt in fall near St Paul’s church
Mrs Katherine G Davis of 1559 Bever Avenue SE suffered a shoulder dislocation and bruises after tripping on the curb while hurrying from St Paul’s Methodist church to catch a streetcar on Wednesday afternoon. A Gazette ad notes clothing sales. Frank C Welch vice president of Peoples Savings Bank left Chicago on a special train with bankers for the American Bankers association convention in Los Angeles. other Iowans on the trip include L A Andrew W H Brenton Grant McPherrin and Fred J Figge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine G. Davis
Bever Avenue SE
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Frank C. Welch
Peoples Savings Bank
Chicago
American Bankers Association
Los Angeles
L. A. Andrew
W. H. Brenton
Iowa-Des Moines National Bank
Grant McPherrin
Central Ntional Bank of Des Moines
Fred J. Figge
Ossian
Iowa Bankers Association
Los Angeles CPA Ralph W. E. Cole Elected ASPA President
Ralph W. E. Cole of Los Angeles was elected president of the American Society of Certified Public Accountants at the organization's national convention in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
INS
Ralph W. E. Cole
Los Angeles
Calif
American Society of Certified Public Accountants
Independent candidates file for Marion township race
Two independents seek constable seats in Marion township for the November 8 election. Leonard Becker of 1083 Sixth Street Marion and E A Starry of 254 Ninth Street Marion are listed with County Auditor G Anger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Township
G. Anger
Leonard Becker
Sixth Street
Marion
E. A. Starry
Ninth Street
Carl Schonberg
Grant Township
Gantrute Speake
Lorren Dennison
Maine
Ladies Union of Christian church elects new unit officers
Miss Edna Roberts is named new president of the Ladies Union. The three divisions elect officers with presidents Mrs. Fred Liddle Mrs. Ray McCalley and Mrs. C A Dykes and secretaries Miss Metta Bunger Esther Luse and Mrs. B E Beiber. Each division plans meetings and picnics at member homes in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Union of the Christian Church
Edna Roberts
Fred Liddle
Metta Bunger
Ray McCalley
Esther Luse
C. A. Dykes
B. E. Beiber
R. E. Lehdigh
Hey
H. R. Livingston
Luncheon and local notices from Marion area
The Presbyterian Pastor's Helpers enjoyed a picnic luncheon at 742 Eighth Street hosted by Mrs. Helen Chislett with dahlias and fall flowers. Nine teen dined, Rev. W. B. Fisher and wife attended, followed by an impromptu program. Football tickets announced for Marion Marines versus Belle Plaine Cardinals Sunday at Legion Athletic Park. Local team held Rock Island Independents scoreless late in previous game. Rural Garden club met at Mrs. D. B. S near Mount Vernon with a noon weiner roast for ten members and one guest. G. W. Miller relocated from Cedar Rapids to 1845 Eighth Avenue in Marion. he is chief clerk at the Milwaukee railroad offices. Golden Rule Four-H club to meet Saturday at 2 p.m. with Naomi Phelps. Ralph Hoskins and wife returned to Milwaukee after visiting Mr. and Mrs. D. I. Hoskins near Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Helen Chislett
Eighth Street
Dinher
W. EB. Fisher
Marion Marines
Belle Plaine Cardinals
Legion Athletic Park
Rock Island Independents
D. B.S
Mount Vernon
G. W. Miller
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Eighth Avenue
Mr. Miller
Milwanee Railroad
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A tribute praising the country hospital for its humble care and personal attention. The speaker contrasts it with city hospitals, noting time for chat, direct diagnosis, and comforting words, while local folk support its existence amid tight funds.
School rolls show new pupils and honors list updated
The document lists new dental honor roll members and incoming students across grades with names such as Jack Randall June Weaver Biesecker Janet Elder and Vera Reichert. Transfers include Betty Covington and Ida Mae Boner to Lincoln while Anna and Howard Emerson move to Morley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Randall
June Weaver
Biesecker
Janet Elder
Robert Fiedler
Vera Reichert
Martha Ann Young
June Milner
Virginia Pyle
Charles Basley
Frith
Cedar Rapids
Lois
Zee
Horace
Howard Heath
Oxford Junction
Betty Lorraine Covington
Gleason
Weltha Lue Covington
Ida Mae Boner
Emerson
Lincoln
Anna
Howard Emerson
Morley
D. Peay
J. T. Grayston
Ww. Gladyseer
Preda Bohiken
George W. Lutz
Bernard Tudeen
Melvin Corum
Reading Circle Party Features Low Mood Theme
Winners from Reading Circle last year entertained the losers at Mrs. L. A. Levasseur home on 845 Fourteenth Street in a low mood party. C.C. Carpenter won best costume and Addie Shumack won worst. Miss Freda Yi and Miss Martha Ann Young performed a program before tables with light refreshments and a two course lunch for nineteen guests including Mrs. Earl Biggs of California and Misses Young, Young and Newman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
L. A. Levasseur
Fourteenth Street
C.c.carpenter
Addie Shumack
Freda Yi
Martha Ann Young
Earl Biggs
California
da Young
Kathleen Newman
Community group officers elected at Cheerful Corn class
Mrs Fay Marsh was elected head of the Cheerful Corn class at the Christian church with Mrs Floyd Emmons as vice president, Mrs Walter Erwin secretary, and Mrs Josephine Kindig treasurer. A devotional led by Mrs H R Livingston followed a weiner roast at Thomas Park with fifteen attendees. The Pris cilla guild second division hosted a buffet luncheon at Mrs Gerald Thomas home near Marion with eighteen attendees including two new members Mrs Norman J Waffle and Mrs Parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Marsh
The
Christian Church
Josephine Kindig
Floyd Emmons
Walter Erwin
H. R. Livingston
Thomas Park
Priscilla’ Guild
Congregational Church
Gerald Thomas
Marion
Norman J. Waffle
Parks
A. J. Keyes
Chopin
Smith
Rachmaninoff
Warren Gustin
W. G. Koppenhaver
Nelli Family Relocates To New Address
The W. G. Nelli family moves from 1143 Twenty-eighth Street to 1410 Eleventh Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Nelli
Twenty-eighth Street
Eleventh Avenue
Marion social notices and club events in city Gazette
Mrs Harold Scott Wed earns and Mrs Carl Fernow plus Miss Ada Fernow and Gail Storck of Mount Vernon are named in society notices. Mrs Geneva Sutliff hosted the Diana Fret club at 845 Tenth Street with quotations and current events followed by a social evening. Ten members were served refreshments. The Gazette Want Ad mentions diamonds, furniture and used items. Public schools in Marion closed for Northeast Teachers meeting. The last Ladies Day of the season at Marion Country Club was held, Mrs Albert Arp won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Scott
Earns
Carl Fernow
Ada Fernow
This City
Gail Storck
Mount Vernon
Geneva Sutliff
Tenth Street
Diana Fret Club
Marion Country Club
Albert Arp
Blind Bogey Tournament Highlights Local Wins
Mrs. Walter Van Fossen and Layugg claimed top honors in a blind bogey event while a picnic luncheon fed seven women. A funeral for Mrs. Russell R. Swan is set for Sunday at 2 30 p.m. in Yocom chapel with Rev. John M. Walters officiating. Mrs. S R Crowner returns from La Maure North Dakota after visiting daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter van Fossen
Russell R. Swan
Yocom Chapel
John M. Walters
Methodist Church
Brother Of McAdoo Dies At Baltimore
Mrs Mildred Mason Trant McAdoo prepared to take the body of her husband Malcolm Ross McAdoo 67 year old civil engineer to Chicago for burial He was the younger brother of William G McAdoo who is campaigning for election as United States senator in California He died Thursday at University hospital of an acute kidney ailment his illness had not been considered serious
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Mildred Mason Trant McAdoo
Malcolm Ross McAdoo
Chicago
McAdoo
William G. McAdoo
United States
California
University Hospital
Women Bandits Rob Dress Shop For 58 in Milwaukee
Two well groomed women entered a Milwaukee Avenue dress shop and, after being shown six gowns, one produced a pearl handled revolver and declared they wanted money not clothes. They escaped with 58 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Milwaukee Avenue
Infant Elizabeth Sanford Dies at Cedar Rapids Home
Elizabeth Sanford infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer C. Sanford of 121 Twenty-fourth Street Drive SE died at home at 3 p m Thursday. Born in Cedar Rapids June 22 this year she is survived by parents a sister Edith a brother Keith grandparents E O Keith Central City and D Sanford Center Point funeral services set for 2 p m in Turner chapel Lat in with Rev F H Arl officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Sanford
Elmer C. Sanford
Twenty-fourth Street
Cedar Rapids
Edith
Keith
E. O. Keith
Central City
D. Sanford
Center
Turner Chapel
F. H. Ar
Inmate Sarth Samuelson Dies at County Home
Sarth Samuelson, inmate at the county home, died at 9 am Thursday after a period of illness. He was born in Norway and is survived by two sisters Mary and Mrs. Matt Matsen of Natoma Kansas, a sister Mrs. Anna Hines of Cedar Rapids, and a brother and another sister in Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarth Samuelson
Orway
Mary
Matt Matsen
Natoma
Kan
Anna Hines
Cedar Rapids
Norway
School Building Condemned Triggers Ireland Parents Strike
Parents in Aughna cloy Ireland call a strike to stop sending children to a school deemed unfit for use. Local authorities face pressure as repairs are sought and pupil attendance drops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aughnacloy
Ireland
Ool
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Mrs. Kreger
Coe
Linn
Cal Coolidge
Niagara
Borschel Motor Company
Second Avenue SE
Band Box
Montrose Hotel
Savanna
Coykendal’s
Second Avenue
Gazette
Bankers’ Convention
Third Avenue E
Majestic
Marion News
Naomi Phelps
Ralph Hoskins
Milwaukee
Mrs
D. I. Hoskins
Edgar A. Guest
Little Country Hospital
Meee
Ottumwa
Milwaukee Road
C. L. Sherwood
Irving
Mildred Liv- Gordon
James Rogers
Howard Springer
Robins
Roy Houser
John Pry
Richard Ware of
Dunn
Seventh Avenue
Ei Boneyoyan
Irvin Scott
Mothers Club
Harley Erwin
Bernard Schenken
Hygeia Magazine
Clyde Scott
Neal Bunting
J. W. Anderson
Ralph ®Eichert
Monticello
Della Saninger
George Cathcart
Ontario
Fleming’s
Marion, Iowa
Fleming
Simmons
Balster Furniture Company
Marion, Iowai
Marley Clark
Mount Vera En, Seay
Northeast Teachers Association
S. R. Crowner
la Maure
N. D
Fey
Robb Ross
Folger’s
Ofc
Okers, Peck
Peaches
Colo
Royal Laundry Soap
Dickey’s
Rite-Way Food Store
Tommy Tucker
Sam Samuelson
Our Boys’ Dept
Sigfred
Marion,Jowa
Boston
Marion’s Bargain Center
Beiber’s
Dess
Kope’s
P. G. Harlan Co
Marion, Ia
Sunkist
Cy Creamery
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