Local Cedar Rapids Folks Plan Drama Dinner in Iowa City
More than fifty Cedar Rapids residents will attend a dinner in the Memorial Union at the University of Iowa Saturday evening before the one act plays in Natural Science auditorium. Mrs Newland author of The Fiddle and others reserve seats with Hazel Brown or Mary Lackersteen. The Cedar Rapids group includes many couples and individuals connected to the Festival and St Pauls Players cast.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Natural Science Auditorium
University of Iowa
Community Players
Iowa
Memorial Union
Hazel Brown
Mary Lackoersteen
Hobby House
Orville Newland
Ben Rowley
Center Point
Newland
Edward Sheehy
Wallace Darling
Joe Campbell
Fred Petrick
Arthur Poe
Almont Healy
Mary Lackersteen
Ollie Larson
Mary Stubbs
Elizabeth Epler
Clara Robinson
Zelda Small
Ethel Woodbridge
Ted Sealy Howard Heathman
Don Zook
Clifford Teeple
St Paul's Players
Studio Theater
Hartford Woman and Son Leave for Des Moines Visit
Mrs. Doyle DeWitt and her young son John of Hartford Conn. depart Friday for Des Moines with Mrs DeWitt's brother Dick Everett. They will stay with Miss Peggee English until Wednesday and then return to Cedar Rapids after the visit with her parents Mr and Mrs G T Everett at 2163 Blake boulevard SE.
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Doyle DeWitt
John
Hartford Conn
G T Everett
Blake Boulevard
Des Moines
DeWitt
Dick Everett
Peggee English
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Carl F Jordan Hosts Friday Bridge Luncheon
Mrs Carl F Jordan of 2121 Linden Drive SE entertained a Friday luncheon and bridge club at her home, describing a cordial gathering centered on card play and social visiting.
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Carl F Jordan
Linden Drive
Bridge Club
Mrs Wallace Darling Hosts Reading Club Luncheon
Mrs Wallace Darling of 124 Crescent Street SE hosted a reading club luncheon at her home on Friday, inviting members to share discussions and refreshment.
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Wallace Darling
Crescent Street
Mrs Bowman Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs Clarence S Bowman of 1541 First Avenue East hosted members of her bridge club for a luncheon at her home on Friday.
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Clarence S Bowman
First Avenue E
YWCA Forms Evaluating Committee To Meet Women Needs
Cedar Rapids YWCA plans an Evaluating committee meeting at 730 Friday to study immediate needs of girls and women. The panel will compare city activities, assess current finances, and chart the organization’s future role with community partners. Members include Mrs. Stofler, Miss Palmer, and other local leaders.
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Y W C A
Y W CA
Cedar Rapids
Y. W C A
YWCA
D A Stofler
Imogen Emery
Estella Swein
Anna Laura Palmer
R . Judson
R. Treichler
Dwight Krumholtz
Guy Hilher
Joanna Hagey
Joyce Gormley Frezek
Louise Tiffany
Eliza Hickok
Lucille Ladd
Harriet Sargent
Marvin Selden
Cortena Denlinger
Addie Zika
O. E. Atkinson
Nadine Menary
Robert Lubbock
T . Wright
Ida McQuin
Charles Penningroth
Fireside Tea Program At YWCA Sunday With Student Groups
Two Girl Reserve groups will lead the Fireside tea program at the YWCA Sunday at 4 p.m. The Tru Blu triangle from Benjamin Franklin Junior High will provide music and the Saturday dramatic group will present a playlet Aunt March Settles the Question from Little Women. Tea will be served by YWCA board members.
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YW Coa
Tru Blu Triangle
Benjamin Franklin Junior High School
March
Y. Wca Board
Malta Chapter No 415 OES Plans Saturday Meetings
Malta Chapter No 415 Order of the Eastern Star will hold its stated meeting Saturday at 8 pm. The UCT auxiliary will hold a business meeting at 730 pm Saturday in the Crystal ballroom at the Montrose hotel.
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Malta
UCT
Crystal Ballroom
Montrose Hotel
Beethoven Club Night Delivers Polished Concert at Roosevelt
Eleanor Taylor notes the Beethoven Club guest night drew a large audience for a finished program. Helen Mokress showcased masterful piano with Franck and Brahms, Zora Sawyer Adams sang Lakme aria, Lucy Ambroz accompanied with dependable skill, Flora Hromatko Taylor and Virginia Paul joined Maxine Boegel in Arensky Trio, and the club chorus conducted by Helen Kacena Stark offered cohesive, expressive performance.
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Beethoven Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Helen Mokress
Franck
Brahms
Zora Sawyer Adams
Prano
Central City
Lakme
Lucy Bushnell Ambroz
Flora Hromatko Taylor
Virginia Paul
Maxine Boegel
Arensky
Helen Kacena Stark
Cedar Rapids S V N Cooking Club Hosts Reunion
Mr and Mrs William J Greene hosted a dinner Tuesday night for Miss Gertrude Denlinger and Miss Mary Clark of Oakdale. The event marked a Cedar Rapids reunion of all current members of the S V N Cooking club, a long-standing local group.
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William J. Greene
Tenth Street
Gertrude Denlinger
Mary Clark
Oakdale
Cedar Rapids
S V. N Cooking Club
Seventy Attend Nature Department Guest Day
Seventy members and guests of the Cedar Rapids Woman's Club nature and garden department enjoyed a guest day with a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Schwarz Entruber Mrs. Schimmel Pienning, Mrs. Hopp, and Mrs. Hefner. Talks by Mrs. Rhea on Early Spring Flowers and Shrubs with thirty slides and Mrs. Russell on early spring birds with twenty five slides highlighted the event.
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Cedar Rapids
Bluff View Aid Society Luncheon Quilting Meeting
The Bluff View Aid society was entertained Wednesday at luncheon at the home of Mrs Walter Duna hugh. The afternoon was spent tying quilts. Those present were Mes dames Anna Lamp Mann John Kretschmar Floyd Leonard Theresa King Carl Conrad E E Dorlan Art Conrad John Kretsch mar jr Joe Stanck Otto Neidle and Miss Ruth Miller.
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Bluff View Aid Society
Walter Dunahugh
Anna Lamp
Mann John Kretschmar
Floyd Leonard
Theresa King
Carl Conrad
E. E. Dorlan
Art Conrad
John Kretschmar
Jr Joe Stanck
Otto Neidle
Ruth Miller
Mrs Krall Hosts Jolly Rambler Club Card Party
Mrs Frank Krall hosted the Jolly Rambler club at 922 Ninth Street SE on a Wednesday afternoon. Prizes for cards were won by Mrs Walter Phillips and Mrs F Cach.
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Frank Krall
Ninth Street
Jolly Rambler Club
Walter Phillips
F . Cach
Jeannette Hicks Weds Rodney Morley in California
Jeannette Hicks daughter of Mr and Mrs C R Hicks of 1576 Second Avenue SE wed Rodney Morley of Paso Robles California on March 22 at the Methodist parsonage in San Luis Obispo. The bride wore a white gown with fur trim and pink rosebud corsage. Attendants included her sister Mrs Frank Hensing as matron of honor and Mr Hensing as best man. The couple will reside in Paso Robles where Morley is assistant manager of a Safeway store.
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Jeannette Hicks
C. R. Hicks
Second Avenue SE
Rodney Morley
Paso Robles
Calif
Methodists Parsonage
San Luis Obispo
Frank Hensing
Hensing
C.F. Muneford
Mulholland Grill
Morley
Safeway
Hensings
Rodney Atarley
Spring Fashion Patterns and Book Offerages
The notice promotes pattern 2489 for sizes 2, 4, 6, and 8 with fabric needs listed and step by step instructions. It also advertises the Spring Fashion Book featuring Paris inspired models for all ages with practical easy to make styles. Catalog and pattern together priced at 25 cents, pattern alone 15 cents, mailed from Gazette Pattern Department New York City.
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Dimity
Address Gazette Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Catholic Women Meet in Ossian Deanery Session
West Union hosts Ossian Decorah Festina Spillville Clermont Postville Fort Atkinson Calmar St Lucas and West Union Catholic women gathered Friday to hear Mrs R J McSweeney of Dubuque president of the national council of Catholic women. Performances included Eva Fennell solo Genevieve Owens and Eva Shea duet Betty Jean Northrop pantomime and the high school mixed chorus.
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West Union
Ossian
Ossian Decorah
Festina
Spillville
Clermont
Postville
Fort Atkinson
Calmar
St Lucas
R. J McSweeney
Dubuque
National Council of Catholic Women
Eva Fennell
Genevieve Owens
Eva Shea
Betty Jean Northrop
Mount Mercy Players Present Barter in Lenten Play
Mercycrest Players at Mount Mercy will stage Barter by Urban Nagle on Tuesday April 11 in the McKinley school auditorium. Eleven Mount Mercy students star in the cast as they offer a vivid Holy Week portrayal, aiming to surpass last year's success with Don Marquis Dark Hours.
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Mercycrest
Mount Mercy
McKinley School
Drama League
Longmans Green and Company
Urban Nagle
Oo. P
Suburban Club Meeting at Mrs Hopkins Home
The Suburban club met Thursday evening at 501 Thirty-fourth Street NE the home of Mrs Mabel Hopkins. Miss Kathryn Flanagan assisted the hostess prizes were awarded to Eleanor Storck Mrs Edythe Burke and Miss Mary Trainor. The next meeting will be held on April 13 in Marion with Mrs Margaret Dunn Mrs Maric Adee will assist.
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Mabel Hopkins
Thirty-fourth Street
Kathryn Flanagan
Eleanor Storck
Edythe Burke
Mary Trainor
Marion
Margaret Dunn
Maric Adee
Marengo K of P Team Defeats Locals in Euchre Contest
A Marengo Knights of Pythias team from Star of West beat a local group 315 to 283 in a euchre contest Thursday night after a lodge meeting. Fourteen local players were led by W. J. Hopp, while twenty-one Cedar Rapids lodge members visited. A return match in Cedar Rapids is planned.
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Marengo
Knights of Pythias
Star of West
W. J. Hopp
Cedar Rapids
Schoolgirl’s Death Blamed On Unnamed Motorist At Inquest
Chicago report notes a man slaughter verdict by a coroner’s jury blaming an unidentified motorist for the death of Violet Ganschow a 17 year old Palatine student found in a road ditch near her home The inquest said she was on the highway at dawn and police previously considered beating or shooting before the body was discarded from a car Her purse held resolutions urging her to stay on the straight path and associate with decent boys indicating a troubled truancy period.
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Chicago
INS
Violet Ganschow
Maquoketa School Board Cuts Budget Sharply
Maquoketa school board reduced the budget by more than 15500 saving about a third of last year's 46000 levy. Salary cuts reached about 25 percent with eliminations in domestic science band kindergarten and one grade teacher. Second ward school to close saving a janitor fee and light and heat. superintendent Moyle retained at 2400 a cut of 835.
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Maquoketa
Second Ward
B S. Moyle
Nancy Page Bakes Eggs Better Than Fried
Florence La Ganke recounts Lois Miller using eggs as a cheap staple. She initially overcooked whites by spreading them in a large pan, then improved results by using a smaller heavy frying pan and cooking three eggs together.
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Roger Miller
Lois
Egg Dishes and Lightning Hit Farm Fire Report
A cooking note praises baking eggs in a dish with fat for a tender pearly base and cooked yolk. Nancy offers an Egg Dishes leaflet on request. Separately a lightning strike near town destroyed Joe Emerson’s barn, killing two horses and a calf. no insurance coverage noted for the loss.
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Olin
Joe Emerson
Bank Sets Plan to Liquidate 40 Percent Deposits in Ames
The United State 18 bank outlines a slow asset offset plan where 40 percent of deposits are liquidated to repay losses. New deposits earn 3 percent for six months, savings 2.5 percent after three months, and trustees serve without pay. No dividends. stockholders liable if liquidation fails. City manager J H Ames referenced.
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United State
Rebellion Breaks Out In Uruguay Rebellion Breaks Out In Uruguay
Montevideo Uruguay January reports state President Gabriel Terra at the central barracks of the Montevideo fire department urged opposition leaders to accept his resignation while affirming he will serve until May 1 1933 not as a dictator The Batlist party objects noting economic problems require attention before constitutional reforms The crisis is described as severe but not as dangerous as sensational reports claim
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Montevido
Uruguay
INS
Montevideo
Gabriel Terra
Terra
Battlist Party
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