Will Honor Eileen Kelly and William J Kennedy
A Cedar Rapids area wedding line states Eileen Kelly and William J Kennedy of New Hampton will wed Saturday at 10 am. A pre nuptial dinner Friday at Cedar Rapids Country Club, hosted by Dr and Mrs H J Jones, will seat seventeen guests at a crystal decorated table. Guests include Dr and Mrs J H Kelly, Ryan Kelly, Miss Patricia Kelly, Mrs William J Kennedy sr, Miss Mary Kennedy, the Kennedy sisters Frances and Eleanor, Miss Lucile Funkey, Mrs Natalie Sweeney, Bill O'Toole, Paul Manoski, and Tim Donavan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Kelly
William J. Kennedy
New Hampton
H. J. Jones
Fifth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
J. H. Kelly
Ryan Kelly
Patricia Kelly
William J. Kennedy, Sr
Mary Kennedy
Frances and
Eleanor Kennedy
Lucile Funkey
Cedar Rapids
Natalie Sweeney
Spokane
Wash
Bill O'Toole
Pittsburgh
Paul Manoski
Huntington
Ind
Tim Donavan
P. E O Members Attend Cedar Rapids Convention Planning Lunch
About twenty five P. E O members from seven Cedar Rapids chapters traveled to Tipton for a luncheon and conference to plan the P. E O convention set to be held in Cedar Rapids next spring. Mrs. Carl D. Thomas served as local convention chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E O
Cedar Rapids
Tipton
Carl D. Thomas
Cedar Rapids Community Theater celebrates tenth anniversary
Community Player gy marks its tenth anniversary with a Dutch treat party after the final Petticoat Fever performance Saturday at the Roosevelt hotel John B Turner as master of ceremonies A skit from Dover Road will be performed by five original cast members A buffet supper follows and plans include inviting as many 1928 board members as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Community Theater
Community Playergy
Roosevelt Hotel
John B Turner
Dover Road
Villa News elects editors and officer at Villa de Chantal
At the Villa de Chantal school election in Rock Island Miss Betsy Flodin daughter of Mrs C C Flodin 309 Nineteenth street SE was elected editor in chief of the Villa News monthly school publication and Miss Frances Blaul daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore F Blaul 345 Woodland drive SE was elected treasurer of the senior class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa de Chantal
Rock Island
Betsy Flodin
C. C Flodin
Nineteenth Street
Villa
Frances Blaul
Theodore F. Blaul
Woodland Drive
Shower Honoring Howard Hanson and Frances Brown at Covington Hall
A recent miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Frances Brown Hanson and her husband to be Mr Howard Hanson featured a card party. Attendees included Harry Hanson, the Pratts, Hickeys, Ushers, Stillions, Larry Duane, Bartl etts, Milburns, the Wilsons and Rawsons among many relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hanson
Covington Hall
Mapel Rawson
Louis Hanson
Joseph Rawson
Will Hanson
Frank Brown
Nadine
Erma
Roy Andrews
Shirley
Verlon Smith
Twilah Houston
Verl Kruse
Daisy Mac
Leland Kruse
Walter Hanson
Lois Ellen
George Hanson
Holloways Host Tonight Honor Memphian Guests at Dinner
Mr and Mrs E A Holloway of 1700 Center Point road NE host fifteen guests for a family dinner Friday evening. They honor Mr and Mrs H H Meek of Memphis Tenn, guests of Mr Meek's brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs A O Morgan of 614 Fourteenth street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hholloways
E. A. Holloway
Center Point Road
H. H. Meek
Memphis
Mr. Meek
A. O Morgan
Fourteenth Street
Young Married Class Meets at Hockaday Home
The young married peoples class of the First Christian church gathered Wednesday at Mr. and Mrs John Hockaday 1353 I avenue NE. Mrs Walter Fry and Mrs Merrell Smith assisted. Miss Marie Cline spoke on her experiences in India and New Mexico followed by a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
John Hockaday
I Avenue NE
Walter Fry
Merrell Smith
Marie Cline
India
New Mexico
Davises Return to California from Ojai Visit
Mr and Mrs Robert Calder Davis of Ojai California and their daughter Ann Witwer left Friday for home after two weeks visiting Mr Davis mother. Mrs George S Davis of 1948 First Avenue E and Mr and Mrs Weaver Witwer at Hilltop Farm hosted several informal parties in their honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Calder Davis
Ojai
Calif
Ann Witwer
Davis
George S., Davis
First Avenue E
Weaver Witwer
Hilltop Farm
Davises
Mrs Sumner D Quarton Hosts Bridge Club Lunch
Mrs Sumner D Quarton of 514 Indian Road SE hosted a Friday afternoon luncheon for members of her bridge club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner D. Quarton
Indian Road SE
Miss Regina Klassen to Wed Christopher Werner on Oct 15
A personal shower for Miss Regina Klassen, ahead of her October 15 wedding to Christopher Werner, was held at the Montrose hotel hosted by Misses Virginia Kinney and Maureen Moes. Guests included Esther Mae Klassen, Rita Klassen, Betty Burke, Ruth Buresh, Janette Kunz, Jane Curry, Mary Lockpool, Jane Huston, Louise Meisier, Helen Carney, Helen Kroulik, Eileen Neilly, Hilda Mae Werner, Mary Walters, and Mesdames Paul Mingo and William Forrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina Klassen
Christopher Werner
Montrose
Virginia Kinney
Maureen Moes
Esther Mae Klassen
Rita Klassen
Betty Burke
Ruth Buresh
Janette Kunz
Jane Curry
Mary Lockpool
Jane Huston
Louise Meisier
Helen Carney
Helen Kroulik
Eileen Neilly
Van Vechten guild luncheon held at Mrs Curray’s home
Twenty members of the Van Vechten guild of the Peoples church met for a luncheon at the home of Mrs Roy E. Curray at 2200 Linden drive SE Tuesday. Assist ing hostesses were Mrs Allan G. Thurman and Mrs L A Kessler. Mrs George Dennis, president, conducted the meeting and it was decided to continue the traveling basket this year. Mrs Myer Ave dovech was welcomed after a two years absence while she lived in South America. The next meeting will be Oct 11 and hostesses will be Mrs Henry House man Jr., Mrs W Elholm and Mrs D Garrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Vechten Guild of the Peoples Church
Roy E. Curray
Linden Drive
Allan G. Thurman
L. A. Kessler
George Dennis
Myer Avedovech
South America
Henry Houseman, Jr
W. Elholm
D. Garrison
Luwinta Camp Fire Elects Officers at St Pauls Church
The Luwinta Camp Fire group met at St Pauls Church Tuesday with Velma Donald in charge and Dorothy June Duncan assisting. Officers elected include Ruth May Coates as president Marjory Moen as vice president Jeanne Wallace as secretary Bernadine Frame as treasurer Rosalee Ann Bruce as scribe and Nancy Yuill with Marilyn Condon as social committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luwinta
St. Paul's Church
Velma Donald
Dorothy June Duncan
Ruth May Coates
Marjory Moen
Jeanne Wallace
Bernadine Frame
Rosalee Ann Bruce
Nancy Yuill
Marilyn Condon
Malta chapter No 415 OES to meet Saturday evening
Malta chapter No 415 O E S will hold a stated meeting Saturday at 7 30 p m in the Masonic hall. Refreshments and a social hour will follow, and all members of the order are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Masonic Hall
Mrs Wicke and mother return from three week trip
Mrs J A Wicke of 1805 Blake boulevard SE and her mother Mrs Ella A O Neill traveled three weeks visiting states including Ohio Illinois and Towa returning Thursday with reports of their journey and experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wicke
J. A Wicke
Blake Boulevard
Ella A. O'Neill
Ohio
Illinois
Towa
Rally Day Schedules for Edgewood No 1 P T A Sunday School
Edgewood No 1 P T A sponsors Rally Day for the Sunday school Sunday at 10 15 am at the school house with a program and classes for all ages. Neighborhood invited. The PTA opened its first meeting with 55 members. Martin Wiley presided. Committees named for membership finance program health publicity hospitality magazine music and more. A school children led program included health jingles songs piano solo recitations and a chorus. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood No. 1
Mothers’ Club
Edgewood No
P. T A
Martin Wiley
Ray Hale
William Poole
Edith Kelsey
Henry Geiger
Robert Erickson
Herb Pratt
F Cerveny
Rachel Baker
Fred Newland
Petro
Stumpf
Earl Funk
Wanda Snell
Martha Green
Aunt Het on courting a woman with feigned remorse
Aunt Het jokes that a man wins a woman's sympathy by avoiding offense and then acting sorry and humble, so she feels pity for him. The remark plays on social graces and male courting strategies in a humorous tone.
Miss Roberta Crapnell to Wed Lyle G Vernon in Chicago
Cedar Rapids bride to be Miss Roberta Crapnell receives several pre nuptial compliments. Mrs Glenn Vernon hosts a miscellaneous shower with many Cedar Rapids, Anamosa, Central City, Marion and Mount Vernon ladies attending. A personal shower was held by Miss Beatrice Johnson at 1738 Mount Vernon avenue SE with gifts awarded to Miss Crapnell and Mrs Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Crapnell
Cedar Rapids
Lyle G Vernon
Chicago
Glenn Vernon
Central City
Crapnell
Wayne Strait
William Barnts
Roy Potter
Glenn Dahms
Betty Potter
Alburnett
Maxine Davis
D. W. Kohn
Mount Vernon
Harold Kouba
Center Point
Faye Touro
Orval Daywitt
Nyal Boyce
Alice Ralston
Reginald Toury
J. C Stone
Loren Dumont
Anamosa
John Vernon
Springville
Owen Turner
George Toury
George Goodyear
Frank Randall
Audrey Randall
Marion
Guy Martin
Lee Boyce
Ivan Randall
Mesdames Flint
Hubert Wright
Ray Smart
Fr W. Burmeister
N. H. Johnson
Reginald Touro
Louise
Bernice Havlik
Jean Savage
7. C. B. J. Drill Team Anniversary Banquet
The 7. C. B. J. girls drill team the Privateers marked their fifth anniversary with a banquet at Fleming's tea room on Wednesday. Fourteen covered, favors were miniature cakes with candles, and prizes went to Mrs. Jerry Drahovzal and Bea Fieseler. Attendees included Erma Hradecky Bea Fieseler Mary Louise Fieseler Esther Nezerka Maxine Bendorf Lillian Samek Emma Cuhel Martha Zemlicka and Mesdames Edward Machacek V. O. Hasek Frank Brejcha Frank Melsha Ben Drahovzal and Jerry Drahovzal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pivateers
Fleming's Tea Room
Jerry Drahovzal
Bea Fieseler
Erma Hradecky
Mary Louise Fieseler
Esther Nezerka
Maxine Bendorf
Lillian Samek
Emma Cuhel
Martha Zemlicka
Edward Machacek
V. O. Hasek
Frank Brejcha
Frank Melsha
Ben Drahovzal
Beta Sigma Phi Meets at Montrose Hotel on Sculpture
Vera Fifield presided at a Beta Sigma Phi Sigma chapter meeting Wednesday evening at the Montrose hotel. Mrs George H Newland educational director led a discussion on Sculpture highlighting Egyptian, Grecian, Roman, Gothic, Renaissance and modern American sculpture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Fifield
Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Montrose Hotel
George H. Newland
Brown and Fox Return From Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs R G Brown of 827 Ellis boulevard NW and W D Fox of 502 A avenue NE have returned home after a motor trip visiting New Orleans Hannibal Texarkana Ark Memphis Tenn and Paducah Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Brown
Ellis Boulevard
W. D. Fox
A Avenue
New Orleans
Hannibal, Mo
Texarkana
Ark
Memphis, Tenn
Paducah
Kathryn Chehak Complimented At Birthday Affair
The seventh birthday of Kathryn Ann Chehak, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milo A. Chehak, was celebrated Friday afternoon at the Chehak home 2107 Greenwood Drive SE. Guests included Catherine Yuill, Marybel Killian, Connie Cornwell, Jean Todd, Carol Jean Zadnichek, David Hickenlooper, Lois Christensen, Cynthia Craemer, David Suchomel, Bobby Fletcher, Anne Laurer, Susan Chehak, Marian Von Lackum, Gretchen Figge, John Turner, Willa Deane Howells, Carol Jean Van Horn, and Shery Chehak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn
Ann Chehak
Milo A. Chehak
Greenwood Drive
Chehak
Catherine Yuill
Marybel Killian
Connie
Connie Cornwell
Jean Todd
Carol Jean Zadnichek
David Hickenlooper
Lois Christensen
Cynthia Craemer
David Suchomel
Bobby Fletcher
Anne Laurer
Susan Chehak
Marian
Hayrack ride gathering at Marilyn Schrimper home
A group of young people met Wednesday evening at Miss Marilyn Schrimper's home on Glenway drive SE for a hayrack ride followed by refreshments. Attendees included Misses Agnes O'Connell Patricia Kelly Vivian Thomas Mary Mercer Regina Weber Peggy Burns Shirley Recsink Mary Margaret Meis Maxine Maize Anne Kennedy and Marilyn Schrimper and Messrs Bob Wright Eugene Estill Leo Carney Anthony Pusateri Henry Rahe Theron Thompson George Fox Vernon Sedlak Paul Meyocks Tommy MacDonald and Jimmy Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Schrimper
Glenway Drive
Agnes O'Connell
Patricia Kelly
Vivian Thomas
Mary Mercer
Regina Weber
Peggy Burns
Shirley Recsink
Mary Margaret Meis
Maxine Maize
Anne Kennedy
Bob Wright
Eugene Estill
Leo Carney
Anthony Pusateri
Henry Rahe
Theron Thompson
Milo Trefny to Make Home Here in Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs Milo Trefny of Long Beach California arrived Thursday to establish residence in Cedar Rapids. They are guests of Mr and Mrs B Trefny at 230 Sixteenth Avenue SW. Mr Trefny, a former Cedar Rapids resident, has spent the last twelve years with Boyson Jewelry of Long Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo ‘Trefny
Long Beach
Calif
Cedar Rapids
B. Trefny
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Trefny
Boyson Jewelry Company
Bridal shower for Eileen Houska at Matus home
Mrs W L Matus and Miss Alb ie Miller hosted a miscellaneous shower Wednesday at 61 Fifteenth Avenue SW honoring Eileen Houska who will wed Lumir Miller on October 5. Games and refreshments followed. Out of town guests included Mrs George Thomas, Mrs Lillian Zinkula and Miss Lillian Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Matus
Albie Miller
Carl Phillips
McKay
Hostak
Frank J Kotlinek
Lester Hodina
Trieffer
Spencer
Harry Apgar
Speed Homan
Jack Schloeman
L. L. Lovan
Don Wahl
S. J. Melsh
Raymond Ehda
Wesley A Miller
Charles Chamipar
Frank Matus
John Matus
Frank Wavra
Clarence Stusal
Milo Zacek
William K
Wednesday Social Club hosts picnic luncheon to start year
The Wednesday Social club opened its year with a picnic luncheon at Mrs. M. F. Cox’s home on Washington Avenue SE. Twenty three members attended. Retiring president Mrs. J S. Arendts thanked members and passed leadership to new president Mrs. JC Mahannah. The group sang America as Mrs. Hartman read a paper on A Panorama of America. Hostesses included Mrs Hugh Hillerege, Mrs Frank Wells and Mrs John Bruch from the first division of the social committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Cox
Washington Avenue SE
J S. Arendts
JC. Mahannah
America
Land
H. J. Hartman
Hugh Hillerege
Frank Wells
John Bruch
Tanda Camp Fire Plans Handcraft Classes
Girls of the Tanda Camp Fire group met Thursday at Joan Lattner’s home 2310 Fourth Avenue SE and organized handcraft classes at the First Presbyterian Church sponsor. Joan Brand attended as a guest at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanda Camp Fire
zZroup
Joan Lattner
Fourth Avenue SE
First Presbyterian Church
Joan Brand
Dinner Honoring Miss Johannsen At Cedar Rapids Event
A courtesy dinner for Andrea Johannsen new Coe College voice instructor will be hosted by Eleanor Taylor at 2038 Fourth Avenue SE. After dinner they will attend the Cedar Rapids Community Players production Petticoat Fever with Prof. and Mrs. Paul S. Ray Roland Moehlmann and Rockwell Bingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrea Johannsen
New York City
Coe College
Eleanor Taylor
Fourth Avenue SE
Y W C Rhythm Band Picnic At Instructor Home
A Thursday afternoon outdoor picnic for the Y W C rhythm band and their mothers was hosted by Mrs. Irene Ilten at 517 Fairview drive SE assisted by Mrs. Anna Platz and Mrs. Lee Crawford. Prizes went to Dick Treeka Bobby Phillips and Howard Vaverka among 28 attendees. the youngest was 1 year old. Band members include Dick Treka Frank Treka Beverly McGee Joyce Toman Donna Bruss Harold Tyler Bobby Phillips Carl Volz Howard Vaverka James Vaverka June Ann Vaverka Jermaine Lacombe Joan Guggisberg and Rockey Guggisberg. A surprise shown photos of the band in uniforms and with instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Ilten
Fairview Drive
Anna Platz
Lee Crawford
Dick Treeka
Bobby Phillips
Howard Waverka
Dick Treka
Frank Treka
Beverly McGee
Joyce Toman
Donna Bruss
Harold Tyler
Carl Volz
Howard Vaverka
James Vaverka
June Ann Vaverka
Jermaine Lacombe
Joan Guggisberg
Rockey Guggisberg
Tuesday Art Club Celebrates Anniversary
The Tuesday Art Club marked its anniversary with a Thursday luncheon at Lillick's tea room. Gifts were given to retiring president Mrs OrVILLE Hep ner and retiring secretary Mrs Fred Larson. new officers are President Mrs Fred Small and Secretary Mrs K R Far quhar with treasurer Mrs George Kn aus and reporter Mrs Irvin Hartrum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillick’s Tea Room
Orville Hepner
Fred Larson
Fred Small
K. R. Farquhar
George Knaus
Irvin Hartrum
E. Samuelson
Chinese Dinner Staged by Nina-Chinka Camp Fire Group
A Chinese dinner was prepared and served by Nina-Chinka Camp Fire members working for their fire maker rank at the home of guardian Mrs. Al. Mason. Guests wore costumes and table decor followed a Chinese motif. Tea leaf readings were done by Gerry McKeely and others, with Norma Lou Haegg Shirley Long and Mary Anne Mason among those preparing the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina-Chinka
The
Guardian
al. Mason
Gerry McKeely
Barbara Butterfield
Jane Ann Grayston
Lois Jean Long
Mercy Nurses Alumnae Meeting Plans Delegates to State Convention
Mercy hospital nurses alumnae will gather Monday at 3 p.m in the hospital library to discuss plans for sending delegates to the state convention. The board of directors will meet at 2:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
Nature and Garden Department Meeting of Cedar Rapids Club
The Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Nature and Garden Department met for a picnic luncheon. Bouquets of lavender and white asters decorated the club home. William Wood spoke on Tree Insect Pests and Their Control. Mrs Basler and Mrs Talbott sang Trees by Joyce Kilmer. Hostesses were Mesdames Owen Hefner Schwarzentruber and Hromek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Eddie Arthur King Celebrates Sixth Birthday Party
Mrs. William King hosted a Monday afternoon birthday party at 1206 Ninth Street NW for her son Eddie Arthur who turned six. Guests included Joan Riley, Joan Vosmek, Rosie Bergstrom, Violet Thorson, Jeanie Thorson, Evelyn Hatter, Earl Reeves, Donnie Reeves, Richard Gordon, Jimmy Bailey, Joe Omeli k, Francis King, Helen King, Curtis King and Mrs. Theresa King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William King
Ninth Street
Eddie Arthur
Joan Riley
Joan Vosmek
Rosie Bergstrom
Violet Thorson
Jeanie Thorson
Evelyn Hatter
Earl Reeves
Donnie Reeves
Richard Gordon
Jimmy Bailey
Joe Omelik
Francis King
Helen King
Curtis King
Theresa King
T. N. T. club holds second meeting with wiener roast
The T. NT. club members held their second meeting Wednesday evening at Bever park. Attendees included Misses Frances Burton Virginia Richter Patricia Funkey Betty Jane Smith Ann Louise Engberg Gayle Armstrong and Jeanne Conybeare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. NT. Club
Bever Park
Frances Burton
Virginia Richter
Patricia Funkey
Betty Jane Smith
Ann Louise Engberg
Gayle Armstrong
Jeanne Conybeare
Premier Home Returns as Nation Cheers Peace Hero
London greets Neville Chamberlain as a national hero after his Munich visit and peace pact with Hitler. Crowds jam airports and churches praise him for averting a major war with a settlement of the Czechoslovak crisis, while calls grow for knighthood and honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ins
Neville Chamberlain
Munich
Lloyd’s
Heston Airdome
Empire
Chamberlain
Europe
Lord Chamberlain
King George
Westminster Abbey
Birmingham
Order of the Garter
Order of Merit
Czechoslovakia
America
Lindbergh
Britain
Duke of Windsor
Michelangelo and the Rediscovery of Painted Sculpture
The text notes that polychromy remained in sculpture until Michelangelo, arguing that ancient statues once washed white by rain retained beauty. It highlights a revival of color in statuary during the grand style era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michelangelo
Make This Model At Home By Anne Adams
Anne Adams presents pattern 4955 for a versatile dress design suited to many figures. The one piece waist and panel, with optional belts, offers high or lower necklines and various sleeve lengths. Sizes 14 to 42, yardage 3 7/8 yards for size 16. send 15 cents for pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
New Anne Adams Pattern Book available
Size, name, address and style number requested. Autumn sew ing patterns feature fall fashions for girls at school, business women, matrons, sportswear and house dresses. Patterns priced fifteen cents each or twenty five cents for both, order from The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department, 243 W. 17th St, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Department
W. 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Hitler Greatness Tops Bismarck’s in Burke Statement
NEW YORK UP Senator Ed Burke (D Neb) on his return from Europe called Adolf Hitler a greater man than Bismarck and praised the Sudeten annexation as having merit. Burke, a critic of the National Labor Relations Act, said he toured Germany England and France to study labor conditions and observed no signs of discontent as Germans appeared busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward R Burke
Neb
Europe
Adolf Hitler
Bismarck
Sudeten
Czechoslovakia
Burke
National Labor Relations Act
Germany
England
France
Hitler
Bill Robinson Sued For 15000 After Beating Footballer
Hollywood headline recounts Bill Robinson facing a 15000 damage suit from USC football center Paul Moffatt after an incident in a traffic dispute. Moffatt alleges Robinson struck with a gun, while Robinson claims self defense as Moffatt pinned him and assaulted him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Bill Robinson
Shirley Temple
Paul Moffatt
University of Southern California
Robinson
Moffatt
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. J. Kennedy
Howard Hansons
First Christian Group
Opening Hill Oil CO
Penick & Ford
First Street
Robert C. Davises
California
Mrs. Quarton
Miss Klassen
Luwinta Camp
P.T.A. Meetings
Rock Gardens
John E. Lapes
West of State Theater
Kathryn Chehak
Hayrack Party
Milo Trefnys
Eileen Houska
Heinz Book OF Meat Cookery
HEINZ
H. J. Heinz Co
U.S
Wwi
Johannsen
ART Club
Nina-Chinka Camp
Mercy Nurses
Nature and Garden Department
Eddie King
T. N. T. Club
Barkers
Second Street
AEE
REA
Irene Os
Anne. Adams
Sen. Burke
Fourth Avenue
Ae Agian Com
Killian
Bunte
the Killian Company
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