Program Complete For County Session Of Federated Clubs
Announcement of the Linn County Federation of Federated Clubs session at Cedar Rapids Woman's clubhouse all day Saturday. Registration at 10 30, program includes songs, piano solos, reports from secretaries and treasurer, club roll call, luncheon, state committee talks, and officer elections with delegates from Cedar Rapids Central City Casson Marion Mount Vernon and Walker attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Convention of Federated Clubs
Cedar Rapids
G. W Gearhart
Springville
F W. Spence
Cedar Rapids Earden
F. D. Fillmore
Cedar Rapids News
Damour
J O £. Jackson
Legiseatan
J. W Balard
Tasinr
Cedar Ranidesifete
F C Kelloggs
Fifth District
Ty Verone Club Chorus
Heien Kacena
Weil
Pirie Berea
Casson Fisenn
Marion Mount Vernon
Walker Wall
Cubs A
Coe College Senior Class Winners Named in Acorn Vote
Miss Zela Colee elected senior class representative woman in The Acorn contest. Miss Dorothy Williams voted most beautiful Coe coed for the fourth year. Frederick West won the vote as most representative man in the senior class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acorn
Coe College
Zela Colee
Dorothy Williams
Cor
Frederick West
D A R Congress Highlights Iowa Daughters Work
Mrs Bessie Carroll Higgins Iowa regent reports to the forty second annual DAR congress on Iowa efforts in literacy presidential vote participation Americanism in schools citizenship training aid to foreign born and disaster relief conservation and thrift Memorial Forest and George Washington Memorial forestStudent loans and national old trail marking advance despite depression with 135 new members added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Bessie Carroll Higgins
Iowa
Iowan
Congress
Higgins
Americanization Committee
Amercan Tree Association
Memorial Forest
George Washington Memorial Forest
State Forestry Department
H R. Howell
National Society
Iowa Daughters
Killians to Attend Funeral of Seymour H Jones
Mr and Mrs Richard Killian of 2345 Blake Boulevard SE will travel to Burlington Saturday morning for the funeral of Seymour H Jones, the great uncle of Mrs Killian, who died Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Killian
Blake Boulevard
Burlington
Seymour H. Jones
Kallian
Hazel Quass Weds Glenn Stephenson at Central Park Parish
Miss Hazel Quass and Glenn Stephenson were married Thursday at Central Park Presbyterian with Rev George Kotteling officiating. The bride, a Grant High School graduate, works for Fred E. Collard. the groom is employed by Hubbard Coal Company. They will live with the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Quass, for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Quass
Glenn Stephenson
Central Park Presbyterian Church
George Kotteling
Mrs Erma Weymer Honored With Bridge Evening
Mrs N D Watson hosted the N W club at 1049 G avenue NW on Thursday night for Mrs Erma Weymer’s birthday. Bridge was played at three tables. high prize went to Mrs Dora Jeffrey and consolation to Mrs Weymer. A gift was presented to the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N D Watson
G Avenue NW
N. W Club
Erma Weymer
Dora Jeffrey
Miss Leona Havel Visits Sister in San Francisco
Miss Leona Havel left Thursday for San Francisco for an extended stay with her sister Miss Adeline Havel who has lived there for two years. They are daughters of Mr and Mrs John Havel of 219 Johnson avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Havel
San Francisco
Calif
Adeline Havel
John Havel
Johnson Avenue NW
Miscellaneous Shower Held for Mrs Jerome Paul
A surprise shower was hosted Thursday evening at the George C Keyes home honoring Mrs Jerome Paul formerly Edith Keyes. Bridge was played with prizes to Mrs Paul Clark and Mrs Norman Barr. Guests included numerous friends and relatives such as Mrs Julian Hupp Mrs Clyde Brown and Mrs Stewart Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Elkin
G. Gordon Keyes
George C Keyes
Third Avenue
Jerome Paul
Edith Keyes
Paul Clark
Norman Barr
Julian Hupp
Clyde Brown
Arnold Ahleren
Ernest Woodford
Arthur Redel
Mary McMeel
Stewart Paul
Paul Gard
Marvin Gard
Margaret Hageman
Edith Bryant Muss
Lois Wooden
Ardel Borschel
Melvin Dochterman
Zenata Isaacs
Glen McGuire
Joe Hadad
Goldie Brucehart
S Deeves
B. G Gard
Cultus Club Hears Paper On Misunderstood People
Mrs W D Patterson delivered a thoughtful paper on misunderstood people focusing on the Jews at the Cultus club meeting. The talk was given Thursday afternoon at Mrs R R Mayberry’s home on Linn Boulevard SE with a large attendance and two guests. refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W D Patterson
Cultus Club
R. R. Mayberry
Linn Boulevard
Bird Club Trip Leaves Coe Campus Sunday Morning
The Cedar Rapids Bird club will take a field trip Sunday morning leaving Coe College campus promptly at 6 am. Anyone who can furnish their own transportation is invited to join the expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Bird Club
Coe College
Ansone
Alpha Gamma Delta to Host Spread Tonight at Coe
Alpha Gamma Delta sorority at Coe hosts a chapter room spread in charge of Betty Erwin Mananne Dvorak and Nedra Ar erats announcing the piaging of Miss Ann Sich of Tract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Coe
Betty Erwin Mananne Dvorak
Nedra Arerats
Alpha Gamma Delta
Miss Ann Sich
Clubs-Lodges Naval Neighbors Meet in Milwaukee
The Villegv Camp No 2136 RN A plans a regular session Friday at 8 pm in Odd Fellows hall Milwaukee. The Milwaukee Women’s Club hosts tonight at 3 pm in Recinbrooms. Five hundred will be played with prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Neighbors
Villegv
Odd Fellows Hall
Ailwaukee Womens Club
At & 3A
Ataraed
Order of Rainbow Formal Initiation and Dance Planned
The Order of Rainbow will hold a formal initiation Saturday at 7 30 pm in the Consistory building with dancing to follow. Carrie Morcombe Juvenile No 2 meets in Knights of Psth hall Saturday at 2 30 pm for an important business meeting. The Juvenile convention is slated for Belle Plaine in Mas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Rainbow
Carrie Morcombe
Knights of Psthlas Hall
Belle Plaine
Make This Model At Home Fashion Pattern Sale Notice
An old notice offers pattern 2592 for sizes 14 to 42 with three yards of fabric and step by step instructions. Send 15 cents for the pattern plus catalog details at 243 West Seventeenth Street New York City. Also includes a property reference and sale data for multiple parcels dated 9-24-32 with values and lot sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Blazeks Celebrate Twenty Third Wedding Anniversary
Friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. John Blazek on their twenty third anniversary with cards and dancing. Attendees included Wendl Tampir, Joseph Jirouch, Milo Vanicek, Frank Stepanek, Fred Blazek, Joe Kristan, Charles Holub, Virginia Vanish, Ernestine Blazek, Eleanor Stepanek, Bessie Grubhoffer, Marie Blazek, Robert Larimer, Richard Chase and Vernon Tampir. High scores to Mrs John Blazek and Frank Stepanek. consolation to Mrs Joseph Jirouch and Milo Vanecek. Robert Larimer played piano accordion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blazek
Wendl Tampir
Joseph Jirouch
Milo Vanicek
Frank Stepanek
Fred Blazek
Joe Kristan
Charles Holub
Virginia Vanish
Ernestine Blazek
Eleanor Stepanek
Bessie Grubhoffer
Marie Blazek
Robert Larimer
Richard Chase
Vernon Tampir
Milo Vanecek
Blazek
Mrs Hungerford Celebrates 75th Birthday with Dinner Guests
Mrs FH Hungerford, 143 Third Street Drive SE, marked her seventy fifth birthday at a dinner party hosted by Nr. and Mrs. Ben Coenen of Marion. Yellow tapers, lavender sweet peas and jonquils adorned the table as relatives and friends from Kansas City, Marysville, and local addresses attended, presenting a variety of gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Coenen
Marion
B. A. Hoyt
J. J. Calkins
Hungerford
Women’s club department reports 200 articles for needy
The philanthropic department of the Woman's club announced in its annual report that 200 articles were prepared for the needy during the last year. A luncheon at the clubhouse featured fourteen members, with Mrs E M Hagey elected honorary chairwoman, Mrs Alletta Shadle as chairwoman, and Mrs Millie Davis as leader and treasurer for the coming year. Hostesses included Mrs M B Dee Woody, Mrs J P Muls and Miss Anna Calderwood. The department had its picture taken for the club scrapbook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
E. M Hagey
Alletta Shadle
Millie Davis
M. B Dee Woody
J P Muls
Anna Calderwood
Shower Honors Mrs L Walker at Sixth Avenue Home
A miscellaneous shower for Mrs L Walker a recent bride was hosted by Mrs Marion Sisco 421 Sixth Avenue SW Thursday evening A mock wedding provided entertainment Guests included Mrs Elia Kepler and daughters Alberta and Margaret Mrs Evely Nejdl and daughter Mary Evelyn Mrs Howard Hines and son Jackie Dean Mrs Marion Sisco and son Billie and a list of attendees with many neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Walker
Marion Sisco
Sixth Avenue
Elia Kepler
Alberta
Margaret
Evely Nejdl
Mary Evelyn
Howard Hines
Jackie Dean
Billie
Hazel McAnulty
Ann Boyle
Alice Jakubec
Tillie Conway
Clara Racer
May Laughlin
Harriet Scriven
Ora Tahl
Mable Orr
Mary Campbell
Leela Zavodsky
Bertha Griffith
Margaret Erland
Barbara Zavodsky
Jessie Kirk
Emma Krejci
Blanche Zisco
Rockford Woman Visits Rockford Friends Amid Stay
Mrs. David Mullinix of Rockford Tennessee spent the week with Mrs. J S Hayward at 1620 Grande avenue SE and was joined today by Dr Muillinix. They plan to return to Rockford this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Mullinix
Rockford, TN
J S Hayward
Grande Avenue
Muillinix
Rockford
Coe College Harmony Club to Meet Saturday Recital Planned
The Coe College Harmony club will meet Saturday at 1 in Marshall hall. At 2 p.m. a recital will be given in the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College Harmony Club
Marshall Hall
P T A Meetings Hayes Postponed to April 26
Hayes P T A meeting moved from Friday to Wednesday April 26 at 2 30 p m with an orchestra program and a play Mothers In Review by association members Mrs D A Williams elected president and new officers named Mrs E W ykle vice president Mrs R F resher secretary and Mrs VA Kofron treasurer Harrison P T A held a regular meeting electing officers for the coming year and hosting a library visit and reading growth program. Supt Arthur C Deaimer spoke at an evening Woodrow Wilson P A session about public schools and education followed by a seventh to ninth grade Court of Manners play
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers In Review
Association
D. A Williams
Fillmore Parent- Teacher Association
E . Wvkle
R. Fresher
VA. Kofron
Miss D Hansen
Miss B Horaks
Harrison P T A
C C Winders
Charles Perkins
Willam Reid
F B Bingham
Rose Harrington
Dempsy Jones
Helen Ford
Cordelia Theiss
Esther Peterty
Clelia Seidel
L J Crawford
W. J. Haworth
Arthur C Deaimer
Woodrow Wilson P . A
Mary
Good English Talks and Choir at School Event
Ann Machacek and Robert Martin spoke on Good English while a male quartet directed by Miss Gladys Thomann performed three songs. The nominating committee elected consisted of Mrs. E. L. Russell as chair and Mrs. O. Thompson and Miss Thelma Morton. Tea was served in the corridor by eighth grade teachers who acted as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Machacek
Robert Martin
Gladys Thomann
E. L. Russell
Yman
O. Thompson
Thelma Morton
Jackson P T A Holds April Meeting and Elects Officers
The April Jackson Parent-Teacher Association met Tuesday at 2 30 pm. Officers elected for the coming year included President Mrs L R Simon and Vice Presidents Mrs Paul Belting and Mrs R G West. Principal Mrs W A Preston described a new report card to be used next semester. The GB class broadcast reports on milk from station Jackson. The 5B chorus sang spring songs and 4B hygiene class spoke on health. Mothers groups 2A 2B and 3B, with Mrs Pearl Kessler as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Parent-Teacher Association
L. R. Simon
Paul Belting
R. G. West
E. E. Bunce
Bert Rice
W. A. Preston
Caroline Pangburn
Jackson
Pearl Kessler
Kenwood PTA reelects officers and shares art talk
At a Wednesday Kenwood P T A meeting officers were unanimously reelected: Mrs M C Kehne president, Mrs L P Mills vice president, Mrs Kenneth Kohl secretary, Mrs George Bartholmey treasurer, and Mrs H L Manville historian. Edwin J Bruns spoke on Public School Art and its classroom applications. The second grade presented songs and poetry while Mrs A G Thurman reported enrollment for a health roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood Pp. T. A
M. C Kehne
L. P Mills
Kenneth Kohl
George Bartholmey
H. L. Manville
Edwin J. Bruns
Bruns
L. P. Mills
Lola Rucker
S. L. Meyers
A. G. Thurman
Kehne
Coggon Man Named Commander Of Linn County Legionaires
Linn county organization of the American Legion formed in Coggon at a Thursday rally. Lacy Hill of Coggon named commander with Dr J W Eckstein of Central City senior vice commander and Jay Patten of Springville junior vice commander. W C Forrest of Coggan named adjutant. Mayor John Pazour of Marion presided. Robert Greene of Cedar Rapids spoke. Dempsy Jones of Cedar Rapids entertained. Welcome addresses by Harvey Chesmore and Mayor Obhie Henderson. Robert Vesely of Cedar Rapids gave the response. Short talks followed by Frank Williams of Cedar Rapids, Fred Stirm of Alburnett and Sheriff H G Utley of Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coggon
Linn
American Legion
Lacy Hill
J W Eckstein
Central City
Jay Patten
Springville
W. C Forrest
Coggan
John Pazour
Marion
Robert Greene
Cedar Rapids
Dempsy Jones
Harvey Chesmore
Coggon Post
Obhie Henderson
Robert Vesely
Frank Wiliams
Fred Stirm
Alburnett
H. G. Utley
Manchester
City Beer Permit Revenues Reach 7700
City receipts from beverage permits rose to 7700 with new applications pending. The city council planned to issue permits after inspections by the building inspector health officer and fire chief.
Pageant depicts Girl Reserves work and play at two schools
A Girl Reserve pageant presented before a large audience at Benjamin Franklin junior high auditorium depicts happiness friendship and understanding under YWCA guidance. A second performance is set for Wilson junior high tonight at 8. The show features dance pantomime jazz jig saw chorus and international songs with 400 girls in a grand finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Benjamin Franklin ‘Junior High
Wilson Junior High
Bernice Havlik
Juanita Brown
Wanda Farmer
Wayne J. Foster
Ijsegret Weber
Clara Slagle
Clara
Victoria Cop
Betty Jane Cline
Beulah Burmeister
Margaret Hallgren
Esther Johnson
Nadine Shank
Mildred Mikulecky
Frances Buchan
Eleanor Hurka
Maxine Kopel
Betty Nissen
Mary Ann Neilison
Mary Eleanor Hardiman
Joyce Palmer
Mrs. Foster
Catherine Aukerman
Receivership Filed Against Henry Field Co by Chicago Firm
The Pacific Lumber Company of Chicago filed a receivership action in Wilmington Delaware against the Henry Field Company of Shenandoah Iowa, with a Cedar Rapids branch, for a 1070 shipment debt. The defendant reports 1932 year sales of 2 075 078 and a net loss of 211 617. Stores operate in Hiawatha Kansas Savannah Missouri York Nebraska and Sioux Falls South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Field Company
Shenandoah
Cedar Rapids
Wilmington
Del
Associated Press
Pacific Lumber Company
Chicago
Field Company
Delaware
Hiawatha
Kan
Savannah
York
Neb
Sioux Falls
S. D
Good Samaritan Attacked By Drunkards Near Helena
Sheriff Arthur Parsons finds three intoxicated men attacked while he aided a man on the highway near Helena. Parsons was assaulted during the investigation, then he and two companions fought off the trio and jailed them for intoxication and assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Arthur Parsons
Good Samaritan
Parsons
New Cure for Larceny Tale at Farrell
In Farrell Pennsylvania three boys accused of attempted larceny were jailed and given Bibles by the police. Mayor J A Franck ordered them held until they can recite the Ten Commandments word for word.
Rhubarb How To Make Rich Baked Rhubarb
Lois Paige explains a method for baking rhubarb to turn watery sticks into a rich rosy sauce. She uses two inch pieces in a glass dish with sugar and citrus peel, covered then partly uncovered during baking to control moisture, about half an hour total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois
Trustee Relationship Of Insurance Stressed
Lee Gillis spoke to the High Twelve club Friday in observance of insurance week about how the trustee relationship in insurance companies and broad diversification in investments stabilize large firms. He noted that size allows geographic and numerical diversification reducing risk, while widespread customers prevent panic and mass hysteria. experience and shared judgment further reduce errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Gillis
High Twelve Club
Gillis
Seed store manager arraigned on noxious weed seed charge
G F Horn manager of Henry Field seed store in Cedar Rapids was arraigned before Justice G S Lightner and pled not guilty to a state law violation for presence of noxious weed seeds in grass seed. Bond set at 500 dollars. Information filed by state inspector M J Hand. Bond to be furnished with county attorney approval. hearing date pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Horn
Henry Field Company
Cedar Rapids
G. S. Lightner
Horn
M. J. Hand
Lightner
Omaha Pair Fined For Short Change Act At Central City Station
Two Omaha men William Black and Don Daley, both 27, were fined $10 suspended on payment of costs after being accused of short changing at a Central City service station. They allegedly offered Miller $5 and $10 bills for goods, making $6 short. Police arrested them after spotting their car on Second Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Central City Station
William Black
Don Daley
Central City
Justice A. S. Reed
Frank Miller
Joseph A. Petrus
Miller
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Second Avenue
Petrus
Jay Davis
Van Horne Beats Garrison High 4–2 in Season Opener
Van Horne lasted nine innings in a 4 to 2 victory over Garrison High. Battery duo Tiernan and Pieper powered the win with Tiernan limiting to four hits and striking out nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Horne
Garrison High
the Gazette
Tiernan
Pieper
Fanning
Daisy De Voe Freed After Jail Term for Theft
Daisy De Voe former secretary to Clara Bow is enjoying her second day of freedom in Hollywood after eighteen months in county jail for stealing 825 dollars from her actress employer. She stated she will stay in Hollywood and pursue life there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
INS
Daisy DeVoe
Clara Bow
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Fa Fhoc IC
D. A. R. Congress
Quass-Stephenson
N. W. Club
Peet Stores
DR. Dorley
Umited Flower Shop
Jerome Pau
W. D. Patterson
Clubs
Milwaukee Women's Club
Second Street SE
Margaret Mercer
J O Connor
Sely
Valcon
Vattern
Anne Adams
Mrs. Hungerford
Mrs. Shadle
Philanthropic Dept
Honor Mrs. Walker
MMS
Hayward
COE Harmony Club
P. T. A. Meetings
Fillmore
Harrison
Woodrow Wilson
Beacon Shoes
HELMS
Kenwood
Linn County Legionaires
Henry Field Co
Paradise Islanders
Hiltbrunner Music. Co
First Street
Nancy Page
Florence la Ganke
Wancy
Kryptok Glasses
First Avenue
J. C. Landenberger
Optometrist
L. A. Sullivan
Second Avenue SE
John E. Lapes
Montrose
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