Local News Birth and Family Notes from Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs Stanley Hotle of Cedar Rapids welcome a son, William Perry, born Saturday. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs W H Hotle of Washington and Mr and Mrs Perry Hicks of Cedar Rapids. Also noted are bar close-out specials at Penneys and a visiting group from Chicago at the Greenblatt home including Mrs Robert Henikoff, Mr and Mrs Oscar Levy and Shirley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Hotle
Cedar Rapids
William Perry
W. H. Hotle
Washington
Perry Hicks
Sidney Greenblatt
Mr. Greenblatt
Robert Henikoff
Oscar Levy
Shirley
Chicago
Fresh Eggs Retail 18¢ and local notices gathered
A collage of short items includes egg prices from Reister & Sons at 1511f and community notices. Mentions of birthdays at the Carl Kelly home, debts limited by personal responsibility, a death notice for Mac Martin, and a centennial journal note. Also references travelers and visitors from Montana, Pennsylvania, and Condensed schedules of licenses and college plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reister & Sons
Funeral Services for Infant Son To Be Held Friday
Funeral services for Lawrence Jamison two and a half year old son of Mr and Mrs Verner Jamison southeast of Columbus City will be held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon at the Kirchner funeral home. He was born Feb 7 1934 near Conesville and died Wednesday after a brief illness of cholera infantum. Surviving are the parents a sister Darlene and two brothers Russell and Ralph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Lawrence Jamison
Verner Jamison
Columbus City
Kirchner Funeral Home
Conesville
Darlene
Russell
Ralph
Townsendite Wins Race to Fill Senate Seat
In Tallahassee Florida Circuit Judge C O Andrews running as Townsend plan advocate won the unexpired term of the late Senator Park Trammell defeating Governor Doyle E Carlton after a heated race. Unofficial results from 3054 of 1322 precincts show Andrews with 60 720 votes to Carlton 85 699 a lead of over 5000 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Fla
INS
C. O. Andrews
Townsend
Florida
Park Trammell
Doyle EF. Carlton
Andrews
Carlton
Cat Enjoys Swin LYNN to Danvers boat life
Defying feline tradition Tinker owned by Mr. and Mrs. John Hardy of Danvers now resides on a Lynn harbor houseboat. The cat swims daily with the same gusto as their Eskimo dog Buddy, illustrating an unusual aquatic friendship aboard the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cat
Swin Lynn
Mass
Tinker
John Hardy
Danvers
Lynn Harbor
Buddy
Local Community Notices From Muscatine Davenport and Nearby
Miss Gweneth Kruser visits relatives in Muscatine and Davenport while Mrs. Maynard Brown and Mrs. George Birney attend the American Legion Auxiliary state convention in Davenport. Travelers John Westphal family plan Canon Arizona visit with stopovers in Menlo Kansas to meet Mrs. Westphal’s parents. Bicyclists from Port Huron Ontario touring 2000 miles to St. Louis plan 55 miles a day. Local residents W. A. Pickard and Bill McConaughey noted. Daniel Brindley and Bob Thompson visiting Davenport area. Mrs. P. G. Widmer to spend three weeks in Wayland. Alex Thompson family returns to Des Moines accompanied by Mrs. Atchison and daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Co-op
C. F. Boller
Ruth
Don Bell
Marilyn
Cedar Rapids
E. B. Hammer
Wash
Victoria
Vancouver
British Columbia
Eunice Waymack
John Waymack
Marion George
R. L. Coulter
Bessie Frame
Ainsworth
Chicago
Norman Webster
Ruth George
Bill Howell
Brighton
Mary Justine
Paul George
Maynard Brown
George Birney
Davenport
American Legion Auxiliary
Port Huron
Ontario
Washington
St. Louis
P. G. Widmer
Cedar Falls
Jake Eicher
Wayland
Alex Thompson
Helen Jane
A. E. Atchison
Des Moines
Mrs. Atchison
Elizabeth
Jean
Forty Iowans on football squad
A survey lists 62 Hawkeye candidates for the 193% season with 40 players from Iowa towns and 22 from out of state. Cedar Rapids and Des Moines lead with three each. schedule runs Oct 3 to Nov 21 across eight games with players from 31 Iowa cities and nine other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Iowa
Hawkeye
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Ft. Dodge
Sioux City
Logan
Newton
Council Bluffs
Illinois
Chicago
Indiana
South Dakota
Texas
Frank Bohac
Emil Klumpar
Frank Jakoubek
Chet Acher
Joseph Woodruff
Frank Gallagher
Jack Wheaton
Gerald Faust
Logab
Robert Haight
Wayne Magon
Newton—Bush Lamb
Wilbur Page
Donald O'Dell
Richard Dobson
Carl Vergamini
Robert Oshio
Alta
Gordon Matson
Aplington
Donald Ludeman
Bloomfield
Scott Wa
Orval Matteson
Giencos
Arthur White
Michigan City
Shipley Farrah
Hammond
Richard Chambers
Elk Point
Charles Toileison
Winner
Robert Lannon
Yankton
Richard Anderson
Ft. Worth
Ozzie
Don Simmons
Minnesota
Redwood Falls
Wyman Corbett
Ohio
Local News Items at South Highland Today
South Highland reports several social calls and visits. Mr and Mrs Joe Lukavaky and children were Friday evening visitors at R T Konannerus. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Milt Selka and Lloyd and Mae at Wess Selka. The Havel Red Jackets lost 8 to 2 to Iowa City Cigar Store and 13 to 7 to Washington Troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre Melo Toneek
South Highland
Joe Lukavaky
R.T. Konannerus
Milt Selka
Lloyd and
Mae
Wess Selka
Rk. J. Knottnerus and Sons
Charles Brown
Red Zieglosky
Havre
Havel Red Jackets
Iowa City Cigar Store
Washington
Melo Lasek
Milt Sojka
Results of Major League Games
Yesterday's results include Boston 6 0 Philadelphia 4 6 New York 11 Washington 7 Chicago 8 St Louis 3 Detroit 7 Cleveland 4. National League scores: St Louis 6 Chicago 3 New York 1 Brooklyn 1 Pittsburgh 6 Cincinnati 1 Boston 4 Philadelphia 7. American Association leaders Milwaukee 7 3 .648 Kansas City 6 3 .527 Minneapolis 6 4 .600 Toledo 7 4 .394 St Paul 4 Columbus 0 yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WW. L. Pet
New York
Dover Acneces
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
L. Pet
Gms
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
American Association
W. LI
Milwaukee
Seae
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Louisville
St. Paul
Longtime Iowa farmer J. S. Horn celebrates 76
Kentucky born J. S. Horn turns 76 today after moving to Iowa in 1895 and Washington in 1918. A farmer by trade, he credits his longevity to farming and is a Three Quarter Century club member. Other local birthday celebrations include Tom Duncan Hazel McCarty Mrs Norman Sage Des Moines Roy Schaeffer and Alice Carolyn Barden Fairfield. Jack Martin also marks his seventh birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Horn
Kentucky
Iowa
Washington
Mr. Horn
Tom Duncan
Hazel McCarty
Norman Sage
Des Moines
Roy Schaeffer
George Chalupa
Alice Carolyn Barden
Fairfield
W. A. Gibson
Harmony Club Picnic At Sunset Park
The Annual Harmony Club picnic was held at noon Wednesday in Sunset Park with forty two members and families attending. Guests included Mrs Myra Eckerman Ed Mc Caulley Dotty Jo Dickey and Metty Steele. The committee in charge was Mrs Tommy Harvey Mrs W H McConnell and Mrs H J Brenneman. Plans were made for the September meeting at the J L McGraw home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Club
Sunset Park
Tommy Harvey
W. H. McConnell
H. J. Brenneman
Myra Eckerman
Ed McCaulley
Dotty Jo Dickey
Metty Steele
J. L McGraw
Mrs Geil Honored Guest At Sunset Park Picnic
Mrs. Mary Geil of Anaconda Montana was guest of honor at a Sunset Park picnic last evening. A former Miss Mary Bayliss and graduate of Washington County Hospital training school, she reunited with friends from her training days as the evening was spent socially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Geil
Anaconda Montana
Sunset Park
U and I Club Meeting At Mrs Boileau Home
The U and I club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Dill Boileau's home with six members and four guests Ella Conklin of Keota Catherine Taylor I B Hoxworth and daughter Evelyn. Social time followed and refreshments were served with help from Mrs Ernest Garrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. and I. Club
Dill Boileau
Ella Conklin
Keota
Catherine Taylor
I. B. Hoxworth
Evelyn
Ernest Garrett
Bride to be cancels wedding after disappearance
Florence Clark an 18 year old bride to be from Iowa City was engaged to Clarence Bleeker of Moline. The wedding planned for July 13 was called off after she disappeared then returned saying she decided to go away. Her mother Mrs C F Clark stated she never wanted the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Towa
Florence Clark
Clarence Bleeker
Moline
C. F. Clark
Florence
Custer
S. D
Meteor blamed for barn fire near Beebe Arkansas
Whit Folkes of Hammondsville says a small meteor fell and struck his barn causing a fire from which foodstuff was destroyed. He left the barn moments before his wife found the blaze and heard an object strike the building. He and his family detected no smoke and suspect no arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beebe
Ark
Whit Folkes
Hammondsville
Edgington Takes Cheyenne Summer Position
Dick Edgington, a student at Ames, will hold a summer position in Cheyenne Wyoming, gaining work experience away from campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Edgington
Ames
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Mrs Mills Taylor Honored At Family Dinner
About 25 relatives gathered last night at 527 West Washington street for a turkey dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Miller. The occasion honored Mrs. Mills Taylor and her son John from Philadelphia during a weeklong visit with Mrs. Taylor’s aunt Mrs. G. W. Hay and other relatives. Attending out of town were Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. Wally Evans of Wyman, and Mr. and Mrs. William Dunn of Columbus Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ralston
Bellevue
Pennsylvania
Bellevue Hospital
Ina McDowell
John Black
Northeast of Washington
Clarence Nicola
Georgia Iseminger
Sigourney
Margaret Moyle
Maquoketa
W. R Brown
East Main Street
Grinnell College
Frank B. Miller
West
Washington Street
Mills Taylor
John
Philadelphia
Minister on Trial for Calling Names
Sioux City reports a trial of Rev. Leon Hilton ninth district Townsend club organizer for disrupting a public assembly after allegedly calling Mrs. Elsie Sickler a liar witnesses recalled attempts to oust him from his Townsen post and described an earlier meeting disruption at Open Bible parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Leon Hilton
Ninth District
Townsend Club
Elsie Sickler
Hilton
Open Bible
Sieckter
Townsend Group
Wedding Date Revealed At Bridal Shower
Hostess Mrs. R. B. Pratt and Mes Margaret Griffith hosted a mixed shower and theater party in Pratt home in honor of Mrs. Robert Carson. The last gift revealed Margaret Griffith and James Schmoeller plan to marry on September 14 with out of town guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. BE. Pratt
Mes
Margaret Griffith
Pratt
Robert Carson
Helen Greiner
Magaret Griffith
James Schmoeller
Julia McElhinney
Kawaii
Herbert Korf
Checago
Hilton files charges in assault case at club meeting
Defense attorney E. O. Thomey rested his case as charges against Hilton a Republican congressional candidate were brought by J. S. Wohlfiord president of the Sioux City Town sendi dies. Hilton has filed charges against Mrs Sickler and John Klumprey vice-president of the club for assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er E. O. Thomey
Hilton
Congress
J. S. Wohliford
Sioux City Town
Sickler
John Klump
Shower Held For Mrs. H. Davidson
The Merry Makers club met Tuesday with Mrs. John Patterson. Two visitors attended, Mrs. Harley Davidson and Miss Doris Young. The event was a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Harley Davidson. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Doris Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Makers Club
John Patterson
Harley Davidson
Doris Young
Beatty Henderson Reunion Held at Sunset Park
The Beatty Henderson reunion gathered 55 relatives at Sunset Park noon dinner followed by a business meeting reading last minutes. Officers elected: W S Beatty president Bessie Tucker vice president Gertrude Beatty secretary C K E Beatty treasurer. A next year reunion set for Sigourney. Attendees included many Beatty kin from Oskaloosa Montezuma and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatty-Henderson
Sunset Park
W. 8. Beatty
Bessie Tucker
Gertrude Beatty
C. K E. Beatty
Ora Rhodebeck
Agnes Beatty
Nell Henderson
Grounds
W. S. Beatty
P. Beatty
Sigourney
Merle Beatty
Esther Bruvold
Harold Beatty
Kenneth
Oskaloosa
Dale Douglass
Gene
Billy
Phyllis
Robby
Montezuma
Leo Shelangoski
H. T. D. Henderson
Bam Henderson
Fury Henderson
Larry Dale
Bert Booth
Harry Huber
David Wilma Romine
Harry Watkins
KE. Beatty
John Henderson
William
Mary
Donna
Barbara
Willis Beatty
Stanleigh Henderson
Jimmie
Jeanne
Claire Beatty
S. P. Beatty
Lou Rhodebeck
Claude Rhodebeck
Helen
Norma Jean
Mary Jane
Cilfford Beatty
Toledo 11 Minneapolis three night games
Toledo 11 Minneapolis as three night games loom. Indianapolis at Milwaukee Louisville at Kansas City Columbus at St Paul Toledo at Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sumner
Forrest Kelly
Constantia
Owen Kelly
Lyda
Oakville
Charles Boehme
Rock Island, Ill
Carl Kelly
North Avenue Co
Lloyd Gray
D. J. Patterson
Mac Martin
Arkansas City
Kansas
Sherman
Wellman
Henry Durian
Smith Creek
Anaconda
Montana
William C. Hesseltine
Grand Coolee Dam
Washington State
Robert Hesseltine
A G. Arrasmith
South Olive Street
Sneldon
Jimmy
MoorningSide College
Dorothy Schmoeller
Joan
Ringling Bros.Barnum and Bailey Circus
Ruby Dankwardt
Heiko Neeson
D. F. Macon
Black
Harry Roy
LeRoy, IL
Bob
LeRoy
Malcolm Montgomery
Merle Dodder
Letts
Joe Wilson
W. R. McCreedy
Haskins
Joe Utterback
Jen Jenson
R. J. Turkington
Wyman
Reuben Widmer
Larry Kozak
Davenwurst
Yvis
Lafe Stout
South of
West Chester
Tom McGraw
T. C. Davis
Townsendite
Palmer School
Legion
Frank K. McCarty
Dubuque
American Legion
Clinton
McCarty
Dubuquer
Gweneth Kruser
Muscatine
John Westphal
Canon, Ariz
John Westphal, Jr
Menlo
Kan
Ed Conner
Nancy
John Shalla
Emma Bopp
Kalona
W. A. Pickard
Pleasant Plain
Bill McConaughey
J. C. Penney
Dan Brindley
Moline, Ill
Bob Thompson
Dr. Boller
Shirley Clark
Jack
Dave McLaughlin
Jack Martin
Carl Martin
U and I
Mrs. Boileau
del Monte Products
Bartlett
Buffet
Golden Bantam
Eize
Dot
Ashington
West Side Square
Buch
H. Davidson
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