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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1935
Page
17
Eliza Burkhalter chronicles in a light column the strain of a week of spring break for parents. Mothers describe rain days, messy porches, and barking dogs, while children play indoors and out. The piece ends with kids returning to school and parents regaining quiet.
Kansas City AP reports a western Kansas campaign funded by 250000 dollars to plow 4500000 acres and strip list 2000000 more. 15000 tractors will form dust barriers with list ers to curb dust storms blamed on drought, erosion, and wind.
The Center Junction Women’s club hosted a party for high school girls and young women at Mrs. T. E Stanton’s home with music by Lenox college’s girls sextet led by Mrs. H. H. Reeves. Junior-Senior banquet featured local students. Bridge club attendees included Mrs. Toni and Mrs. Hanken. Presbyterian Ladies Working Band met for an all day session hosted by Mrs. Fred Carson with business led by Mrs. Elmer Andrews and guests listed.
Mrs George Felmet hosted the Eureka club on Monday with prizes awarded to Mrs Ralph Griessy Mrs Clarence O Brien Miss Lill Bect holdt and Mrs Dwight Ayers. The Ladies Literary club will meet at Mrs Deda Donns home Tuesday with Miss Ruth Kemp as hostess. Colombia conducts a heated congressional campaign this year.
Monticello reports multiple social events with hostesses and guests. P. E. O. Chapter FP met with Mrs. Rex Rickless hosting. Mrs. McLaughlin presiding and paper by Mrs. Roberts. A Delta Delta bridge club gathering featured high score by Grace Matthiesen and traveling prize by Boyd Shannon, with Shannon and Dale Greenawald as guests.
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