Farewell Luncheon Honors Mrs C C Kun ne Before Omaha Move
Friends gather at Mrs F L Shramck home 2118 Grande Ave SE Monday to honor Mrs C C Kunne who plans to leave soon for Omaha to join Mr Kung. Club members of twenty years present include Mrs F Paulson Mrs Max Mildenstein Mrs George T Williams and others with attendees from Gain rel Onitha.
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F L. Shramck
Grande Avenue SE
C C Kun§ne
Omaha
Mr Kung
Merced
F Paulson
Max Mildenstein
George T Williams
Frank Kiitler
Murray Fawcett
Jay Watts
John McGuire O
Lana
Local guests seen off after weekend in town
Dr and Mrs Clayton Andrews and Mr and Mrs Edward Sickle left Monday to return to Taneola Nebraska after visiting Mr and Mrs E B Laurel at 2214 Meadowbrook Drive SE and Mr and Mrs Crearge W Cotes at 2244 Rover Avenue SE. The guests were entertained at several parties during the stay.
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Clayton Andrews
Edward Sickle
Taneola Neb
E B Laurel
Meadowbrook Drive
Crearge
W Cotes
Rover Avenue
Mrs Hutchison and Daughters Visit Algona Family
Mrs Don Hutchison and her two daughters of Algona will spend another week with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Schule at 320 Tiffth avenue SW before returning home. Her daughter Joan underwent a tonsillectomy here on Monday morning. Mr Hatcapon, who returned to Algona Monday, may come back for his family next weekend.
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Don Hutchison
Algona
Frank Schule
Tiffth Avenue
Joan Uncer
Hatcapon
Local Residents Plan Weekend Visits and Travels
Mrs L P Worth and son Richard of Manitowoc visit her parents the Ferguson couple and siblings in town. Mr and Mrs T P Rogers return from a ten week business trip to the east and are due home in about ten days. James E F Hamilton heads to Chicago for a few days.
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L PF Worth
Richard
Manitowoc
Worths
S R Ferguson
Fifth Avenue
Myr
Marvin Selden
Greenwood Drive
T P Rogers
First Avenue
Barbizon Plaza
New York
James EF Hamilton
Linden Drive
Chicago
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Legion Auxiliary Leader Speaks at Iowa Conference
Mrs. Leo Duster, department chairman of emblems trophies and awards for the Iowa American Legion Auxiliary, addressed the Second District conference on her program duties. She is the wife of the American Legion's department commander.
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Iowa American Legion
Leo Duster
Duster
American Legion
Iffe. Unege
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Building
Annexxix
Alew- Vine
Local Federation Event Features Cedar Rapids Musicians
Cedar Rapids musicians appear at a federation event with plans described for performances and community engagement. Details mention local pastors, singers, and groups, with emphasis on church and civic participation and a communal program.
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T Federation
Unified Regulation Of Power Industry Dropped
Washington AP reports that efforts to unify regulation of the electric power industry have been dropped for the year. Administration officials say that by the next Congress session a federal program to control power entering interstate commerce may be proposed. The NRA electric code remains largely inactive awaiting revival.
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Congress
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A J Ramsey to Attend Clothiers Corp Style Group Meeting
A J Ramsey will attend a style group meeting of The Clothiers Corp held Sunday in Cedar Rapids. The meeting gathers members to set plans for a Chicago convention in May and to discuss buying consortia that secure low prices through large group purchases for independent stores. Ramsey plans to return to Cedar Rapids Saturday.
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A. J. Ramsey
The
Clothiers Corp
Chicago
Clothers Corporation
America
Ramses
Cedar Rapids
Cedar County Men To Get Relief Work
In Tipton Cedar county plans to place 147 men on relief projects this week. Work began Monday at Kelley quarry north of Clarence and Brokaw gravel pit north of Mechanicsville. Additional crews start Tuesday clearing and grubbing trees and improving highways. The project continues road surfacing begun under the CWA with quarries at strategic points to speed destination access. Hatch and Brookman Co to Opal P Evans.
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Gasette
Tipton
Cedar County
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Kelley Quarry
Clarence
Brokaw
Mechanicsville
Counnty
Wats
CWA
Up To The Neck In Frills Is Smart Idea For Spring
Fashion feature notes frills and ruffles for spring necklines with Elizabethan and modern pleated ruffs. It compares jabots and Pierrot styles with organdie mousseline and taffeta, plus tailored neckwear in pique linen and revers.
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Bank receivership sought for two local banks in Iowa
Bates petitions to place both banks in receivership with Ben S Summerwill named examiner in charge and $10 000 allowed for the receiver in each case. Receivership expenses paid from bank assets, deposits from Senate file 111 to remain intact. ORC and LaVelle seek receiverships. Justice Mitchell weighs writ to bar hearings. Fort Dodge and Cedar Rapids actions unfold with concurrent federal suits and withdrawals.
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Bates
Senate
State Banking Department
Grimm
John M Grimm
Order of
The
American Trust
Federal District Court
Cedar Rapids Savings Bank
O.R.C
Clark
LawVelie
O R.C
Richard F Mitchell
State Supreme Court
LaVelle
Justice Mitchell
Fort Dodge
Mitchel
ORC
Professor Emeritus Briggs Dies at 79 in Milwaukee
Le Baron Russell Briggs, 79, professor emeritus and former dean of Harvard University and former president of Radcliffe College, died Tuesday at his daughter Lucia Russell Briggs's Milwaukee home. The death was due to a heart ailment.
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le Baron Russell Briggs
Harvard University
Radcliffe College
Lucia Russell Briggs
Negus Elected Temporary Chairman of Bankers Association
Washington County Bankers association reorganized after two years of inactivity. About forty county bankers met Saturday to set up a new structure. The committee to review the former setup and elect officers included Fred Skola Kalona K A Kratz Crawfordsville L O Loughlin Riverside Ed Milck and Lee Holland Washington with Kratz named vice chairman Frank Kos secretary and Mr Winegardner Wellman treasurer.
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Nancy Page This Chain And Hour Glass Resemble Mosaic
Nancy Page describes an intricate mosaic pattern formed by a chain and an hour glass, highlighting geometric design and symbolic interplay between time and connection.
Chain and Hour Glass Quilt Pattern Details
Nancy Page shares directions for the Chain and Hour Glass quilt design asking for three cents and a self addressed stamped envelope to obtain the pattern from The Gazette. The guide notes color fast fabrics, no seams, no sashing, four and a half yards needed per material, and care with stripe alignment.
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Nancy
Nancy Page
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Black Hawk Clubs to Meet in La Porte City
Federated Black Hawk county clubs convene Wednesday at the I O O F temple with La Porte City groups the Ladies Literary Circle and the Tourist club. County chairman Mrs R T Paige hosts. A play Free Silver by Maude H Hickman will be staged by several women. Presbyterian women to serve luncheon.
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LA Porte City
Black Hawk County
I O. O. FP
Ladies Literary Circle
R. T. Paige
Cedar Falls
Cedar Heights
Waterloo
Hudson
Maude H. Hickman
P M. Steward
J. H. Goon
John Kettleson
Reed Young
P. M. Steward
L. J. Robertson
E. 5
Georgia Oren
F. Garrabrant
L. J Lamb
J. W. Kober
Roy Hawkins
M L. Haven
Mabel Paige Kline
Lunchecon
Inez Glime
M.L. Haven
R. E. Wagner
Weldon Betts
James Peterson 92 Danish Baptist pioneer dies
Independence report states James Peterson 92 last surviving charter member of the Danish Baptist church five miles southeast of town died at H P Larsen’s home two miles east. Born in Denmark June 11 1841 he came to Buchanan county in 1871 and settled in the Danish settlement. Married Karen Christiansen 1868 she died 1916. He had no children and leaves no immediate relatives. Funeral Wednesday at 1:30 from Larsen home and 2 p.m. at the Danish church. Burial in churchyard cemetery.
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James Peterson
Danish Baptist Church
Here
H P. Larsen
Denmark
Buchanan County
Karen Christiansen
Mr. Larsen
Larsen
L. A. Christiansen
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