Mrs Ben Ogden Elected President of Cedar Rapids Womans Club
Mrs Ben Ogden jr was elected president of the Cedar Rapids Womans club at the final general meeting held at the club house. A secretary treasurer and other officers were named, with emphasis on charity funds and toned budget aims, including Laura Walker Memorial Fund coordination.
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Ben Ogden, Jr
Cedar Rapids Womans Club
Monars
Ogden
Snyder
WF Mocke
Frank Gates Vais
Charles Bade
Warren Hanfer
Mary Woreshek
Mise Worshek
Laura Wilker
F C Kellogg
Wow Walker
J .To Hamilton
B R. Johnston
Etta McCorkle
Josephine Maddock
Mary Kerr
John A Limbrack
Frank T Gnhtes
S R Hawkins
O. S Wilson
F S Snyder
Ben Ogden
W E Mickel
Austin N Palmer
J P. Mills
Arthur Hurtt
CE. Roberts
Nellie Fuhrmeister
Myrtle Day
Charles F. Clark
John W Barry
C L. Douglass
H E E. Henderson
A. B van Dyke
George Morden
G W Chaney
Anna Calderwood
Leo Powell
Stella Batchelder
J M Norris
Harold Picker
Staniey Burta
S V Shonka
Manchester
Parent-teachers Association
Orville Campton
William C Snyder
Grace Knoernschild
Mir Ray Butterfield
Henry Pettson
Basil Confare
Borghild Harukl
Archie Legg
Andrew J Rector
Mothers and Daughters Banquet At St Pauls Church
Mothers and daughters of St Paul Methodist Church plan the thirteenth annual banquet on Thursday evening. Dinner at 6 15 followed by a program featuring an invitational, a toast to mothers and daughters, vocal and piano duets, and a fashion revue with participants across nursery to college graduate levels. Reservations are due by Wednesday noon through the church office or with listed organizers.
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Mothers and Daughters
St Paul Methodist Church
A A Brooks
J. Houser
John R Battin
Wil
Betty Whipple
Katherine Diers
L. J Twogood
Margaret Ann
Joan Killinger
Joyce Skinner
Charlotte Helming
Bully Dawn Hughes
Sidney Cornell
Norma Jean Bedell
Barbara Owen
Colleen Bedell
Jimmy Protzman
Betty Hines
Mary Lou Protazman
Merilyn Mae Miller
Bowery
Marilyn Williams
Patricia Methven
Gail Nilesz
Camp Fire
Jane Bradfield
Josee Skinner
Dwight Lupton
Katherine Davis
Betty Loy Lynn
John Lynn
S. E. Garber
Jd. A. Yessler
F. Couples
Chapter Dk P E O Celebrates 28th Birthday At Delightful Affair
Chapter DK of PEO marked its 28th anniversary and welcomed the second birthday of Chapter HJ with a Monday evening event at Miss Katherine Clements home 1833 First Avenue E. More than eighty members attended as Miss Eliza Hickok led a program "Whither Bound in Humor" contrasting past and present humor.
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PEO
Katherine Clements
First Avenue E
Eliza Hickok
L E. Hens
P W Jacobson
J. W Hesser
Carl D. Thomas
Year at First Announced For May 2 Postponed
The event initially set for May 2 has been postponed to May 8 and will be held at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. Local organizers cite scheduling conflicts and venue availability as the reason for the delay.
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Cedar Rapids
Dinner honors Gertrude Rieke before Cedar Rapids wedding
Mr and Mrs C Lionel Raymond of Independence hosted a dinner for Miss Gertrude Rieke, whose marriage to Ronald Rawson is planned for May. Prizes at bridge went to Mr and Mrs Lester L Johnson and Ralph Redus. Attendees included Gertrude Ricke, Ronald Rawson, the Johnsons, and the Redus family, all of Cedar Rapids.
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C Lionel Raymond
Independence
Gertrude Rieke
Ronald Rawson
Bridge
Lester L Johnson
Ralph Redus
Gertrude Ricke
Lester Lo Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Beautification Plan Meeting on Highway 161
Mreoob D. P Schwarzentruber chairs a transportation meeting to discuss highway 161 beautification. The session is at Shuessile town hall Wednesday at 2 30 am. Residents with car space should notify Mrs Schwarzentruber and those needing transport may call. Jointly sponsored by The Cedar Rapids Womans club and the Iowa City Card en club with local civic groups.
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Mreoob
D. P Schwarzentruber
Shuessile Town Hall
Schwarzentruber
Chapter Gifof PEO Meeting With Mos Ho J Brownlee
Chapter notes show a gathering at Upland dove Sek Monday evening with Mes FOW Spence as assistant hostess. Miss Clara Robinson chaired a masi event with Mrs Poo Toms in charge and Miss Caroline Fur- Ahes listed among organizers.
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Mos
Color Removing Wonder Promises Stain Vanish
A strange ad claims a product removes color stains and spots with powerful results. The copy mentions breaking down layers and promising thorough cleaning, though the text is garbled and lacks clear details or verifiable claims.
Pattern 2593 Spring Fashion Pattern and Book Offer
The advertisement promotes Pattern 2593 with detachable cape designs and chic options in crepes prints or cottons. It lists sizes 14 through 40, fabric yardage for size 16, and step by step sewing guidance. Also offers the Spring Fashion Book with Paris inspired models, catalog and pattern bundled for 25 cents. November 15 catalog and pattern ordering details referenced.
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Annl Adams
Address Gazette Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Pine Industry Slump Deepens in Oregon Report
Oregon pine industry faced sharper price declines than many sectors as of January, with index figures showing a drop in demand and costs. The report notes a slide in prices since the start of the year, highlighting weaker markets for pine products in Portland and nearby areas.
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Portland
Oregons
Indus
Four Volleyball Teams In Y M Tournament
Four volleyball teams compete in a YMCA style tournament. The readable lines mention teams, rosters, and match setup though details are fragmented.
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Y. M
Rail Plan to Split U S Roads Into Three Groups
Senator Dill reports administration considers dividing US railroads into east west and south groups to avoid duplication. A single rail coordinator may be named with emergency measures lasting one year and extendable. The plan could include road accessories like air and motor bus lines.
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Washington
United States
United Press
Dill
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Roosevelt
Secretary of Commerce
Roper
Congress
Interstate Commerce
Joseph B. Eastman
Muscle Shoals Bill Passes House Amid Party Lines
The House approves the Muscle Shoals bill with 89 Republicans voting against and two Democrats Terrell and Utterback opposing. Rankin and Crowther vote present. paired Republicans include Crowther Beck Dowell Perkins and Waldron. The report notes nearly a third of softwood lumber imported into China last year came from the United States.
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Clarke
Cochran
Pad
Connolly
Pay
Cooper
Culkin
Darrow
de- Priest
Dirksen
Ditter
Dondero
Doutrich
Eaton
Edmonds
Elise
Calif
Evans
Fish
Foss
Mass
Gibson
Gibson (Vj
Goodwin
Goss
Guyvert
Hancock
Hartley
Hess
Higgins
Hollister
Holmes
Hopper
Hope
Jamies
Jenkins
Kahn
Kinzer
Knutson
Kurtz
Lambertson
Lehrbach
Luce
McGuein
McLean
McLeod
Mapes
Marshall
Martin tMass
Merritt
Millard
Moynihan
Muldowney
Parker
Powers
Ransley
Reed
Rich
Rogers
Seger
Stimpson
Snell
Stalker
Stokes
Pal
Strong
Swick
Taber
Tinkham
Tobey
Treadway
Turpin
Wadsworth
Watson
Pat
Whitley
Wicglesworth
Wolcott
Mich
Wolfenden
Wolverton
N. J
Terrell
Tex
Utterback
Rankin
Dem
Miss
Crowther
Rep
Beck
Dowell
Perkins
Waldron
China
United States
Let's Explore Your Mind With Albert Edward Wiggam
A compact feature presents ALBERT EDWARD WIGGAM D Sc author of The Fruit of the Family Tree. He discusses whether sociability is natural, women’s dress and envy among working girls, and the role of money in status. The piece reflects midcentury curiosity about behavior and urban life.
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Albert Edward Wiggam
D. Sc
Cousin Marriages Explained in Scientific Brief
A notice offers a small booklet titled Cousin Marriages explaining why such alliances occur and their advantages and drawbacks. It is sent free on request with a stamped selfaddressed envelope to Dr Albert Coward Whean care of this newspaper.
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Albert Coward
Woorton
Merton
Coffine
Manchukuo Opens Door to Trade If Other Nations Recognize It
Takuzo Komai, privy councillor of Manchukuo, told the Associated Press that Manchukuo will offer open trade and equal opportunity only to nations that recognize its government. Komai, a key figure in the founding events last year in territory seized from Chinese rule, stressed reciprocity as a condition.
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Manchuria
Takuzo Komai
Manchukuo
Associated Press
Komai
Three Giant Airline Mergers Projected
Los Angeles reports authoritative sources say three major airline systems United General Aviation and American Airways will merge to control the nation’s airline industry.
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Los Angeles
Calif
United
General Aviation
American Airways
In brief: Iowa towns report plays, bans, and banquets
Onslow hosts senior class play Posing the Fiddler at the opera house with three seniors and several assistants. Monona teams win at county meet. Quasqueton holds junior senior banquet. Manchester and Maquoketa report updated bounties and church meetings. Maquoketa fire destroys Hickson home. Manchester PTA officers elected for kindergarten and Central school buildings.
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Inghwasy Commission
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Monona
Monona High School
MecGreeor
Pauline Rhiuse
Jeanette Rash
Marie Jane Tapper
Pauline Kruse
Marta Jane ‘Papper
Harriette Todd
Amatein
Cresco
Vincent Jo Franke
Chol
Maquoketa
Free Methodist
The
Young People’s Missionary Society
Cedar Rapids
Urbana
John Hickson
Dubuque
Hicksons
Sugar Bowl Quilt Design by Nancy Page
Nancy Page describes a pink and white Sugar Bowl block quilt with an allover pattern, curved pieces accepted, and equal seam width. She explains cutting with a quarter inch seam, using layered cardboard templates, and reversing color arrangement in adjacent blocks. Pattern and back patterns available for three and six cents respectively.
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Nancy Page
Playground board reveals new budget details for year
The playground commission reported its annual spending plan of 6 681.55 to the city council showing a 50 percent cut from last year. Willard Hayes salary reduced to 2100 and Clare Nichols to 1000. Total administration 4401.68 plus 1250 for two months maintenance. Other funds cover winter sports 250 diamondball 200 and social recreation 100.
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Playground Commission
Asmuch
Willard Hayes
Clare Nichols
Trade Debt Talks Linked to World Conference Aims
Washington discussions on suspending June 15 war debt payments are treated as exploratory amid secrecy. France seeks a binding security pact while the U S faces German pressure and disarmament standoffs. economists warn recovery hinges on reducing tensions to boost international trade.
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Eratic
Washington
Hull
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Hoover
League of Nations
United States
France
Germany
Italy
Golf Swing Coordination From Greatest Teacher
Instruction outlines the golf back swing starting with a stiff right leg and relaxed shoulders arms and wrists. It describes maintaining a natural circle by letting the left arm guide the club while the body stays out of the way. The top of the swing completes half the circle and then stops at its natural point.
Oliver Dies Photo Pioneer Without Self Portrait Found
Oklahoma City reports veteran photographer O. P. Oliver died after a 35 year career during which he took an average of several pictures daily. Officials noted no self portrait appeared among his work or possessions.
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Oklahoma City
O. P. Oliver
Japanese Bomb Old American Mission House
Japanese military planes bombed the American Methodist mission at Shih-Hsia in north China as hostilities raged with Chinese forces. The fate of the mission and its inmates was not immediately learned. Neutral zone proposals by Sir Miles Lampson sought to curb fighting amid broader plans by rebel elements aligned with Manchukuo and Japanese interests.
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Peiping
INS
Shih-Hsia
China
Peiping-Tientsin
Nakayama
Tokio
United States
T. Johnson
Toddville Man Pleads Not Guilty To Theft
Edmond Lockwood of Route No 1 Toddville pled not guilty in district court before Judge John T Moffit on larceny of domestic fowls. Charged with stealing chickens from M H Waterbury farm April 16 this is his second charged offense alongside Carl Sexton and Earl Elson for automobile theft.
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Edmond Lockwood
Toddville
John T. Moffit
Lockwood
M. H. Waterbury
Carl Sexton
Earl Elson
Governor's Son Succeeds in Prospecting Course
Montana governor Frank H. Cooney's son Tyler Cooney, twenty, learned mining at the Montana School of Mines and proved his training by locating a placer claim. The school survey of one hundred course students showed only sixteen percent ever found pay dirt and three percent found worthwhile claims. Cooney plans to return to his father's ranch to work the diggings this summer.
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Butte
Mont
Young Tyler Cooney
Montana
Frank H. Cooney
Montana School of Mines
Young Cooney
Pony Express Rider Aims for Century Ride in Plane
EL PASO Texas UP Thomas Jaime 78 once rode the Pony Express and still lives on a frijole bean diet. He expects to reach 100 and plans to celebrate by riding in an airplane to see how pilots carry mail. Jaime previously rode the trail from Fort Davis Texas to Roswell New Mexico.
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EL Paso
Texas
Thomas Jaime
Pony Express
Jaime
Fort Davis
Roswell
N. M
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