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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1933

Page

10

Group Returns After Vacation At Alexandria

Cedar Rapids summer colony members return to Cedar Rapids from Alexandria Minnesota on Sunday evening with several families remaining until late August. Families listed include Edwin Headforth, Ann Headforth, Harry ODonnell, Barnes ODonnell, Gordon DeLay, Wadsworth family, Thomas Charnail, and Gordon DeLay. John B Turner and Orville Tousey stay several more days.

Cedar Rapids Alexandra Minn Edwin Headforth Ann Harry O'Donnell Barnes Gordon DeLay Alexandria Wadsworth Donnell Odonnell Thomas Charnail John B Turner Orville Tousey E J Carey Elizabeth Kathleen

Mrs Mound and daughter visit Fort Thomas relatives

Mrs Dwight Mound and her daughter Diane of Fort Thomas Ev. will spend two weeks visiting Mrs Mound’s parents Mr and Mrs Charles F Roberts at 1759 Ravenue NE. They attended a function in Chicago and visited Mr Mound’s parents in Keota before coming here. Mr Mound left Sunday to return to Fort Thomas with Miss Betty Roberts as far as Elan. Mrs Mound is the former Mrs Geraldine Roberts.

Dwight Mound Diane Fort Thomas Ev Mounds Mr O Charles F Roberts Ravenue Mr Mound Chicago Keota Fort Thomas Betty Roberts Elan Mound Geraldine Roberts

Mr and Mrs Meinhardt Visited Stearns Family in Chicago Trip

Mr and Mrs John Mr Meinhardt of Los Angeles visit for several days in the home of Mr and Mrs Henry A Stearns at 1253 First Avenue East en route to the Century of Progress exposition in Chicago. Mr Meinhardt is a brother of Mrs Stearns.

John Meinhardt Los Angeles Henry A Stearns First Avenue E Chicago Stearns

Beta Phi Alpha Picnic Honoring Mrs Hal Rowley at Ellis Park

Beta Phi Alpha sorority plans a river pavilion picnic at Ellis Park Tuesday 6 30 pm honoring Mrs Hal Rowley of Pasadena California former Miss Loretta Beach and current treasurer of the Southern California alumnae chapter. Rowley, a Coe College graduate in 1922, visits Cedar Rapids with old school friends.

Beta Phi Alpha Soronto Hal Rowley Pasadena Calif River Pavilion Ellis Park Rowley Loretta Beach Coe College Southern California Cedar Rapids

FA U Riders Card Party At Moose Hall

The FALU Riders announce a card party to be held at Moose Hall on Tuesday at 2 PM. Proceeds or further details are not specified.

Moose Hall

Family from Akron Visits Mr Sweets

Mr and Mrs Robert F Sweet arrive from Akron with two sons Robert Els and Don Michael to spend a few days with Mrs W L Caissman of 1515 Fifth Avenue SE.

Robert F Sweet Robert Els Don Michael O Akron Wil Mr Sweets W.L. Caissman Fifth Avenue

Windsor guests attend a deanery event at a castle hotel

Albert Battie and Christopher Smith of Windsor Deanery hosted a guest list including Miss Bas and Foelard at Windsor Castle. The group then traveled by motor car toward D Tnangie rarch at W 'son, Wro, after a Sunday visit.

Albert Battie Wandsor Wondsor Castle Foelard Gaighter Miss FC Bas ‘Ve Chestopher Smith Windsor Roosevelt Thes Bs Motor Cay Erroedte D Tnangie Rarch W ‘Son Wro

Dunn Family Plans Return From New York trip

Mr and Mrs Allen ST Dunn and their sons will return to Cedar Rapids next Sunday from New York City where they are spending a few days. Mrs Dunn and the boys spent most of the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs Horace H Sutcliffe of Providence Rhode Island at Point Judith Rhode Island.

Allen ST Dunn Cedar Rapids New York Ciy Dunn Vays Horace H Sutcliffe Providence R. I Pant Judith

Steffens Family Back From Chicago Century of Progress

Mr o and Mrs J H Steffens and their daughter Miss Fern Steffens 2432 Boavenue NE and Robert Cherrs 1545 Washington avenue SE returned Saturday from Chicago where they spent the last week at the Century of Progress. They also spent a day in Milwaukee where Mr Steffens attended a sales meeting of the Ruggles and Rodemaker Salt company.

J H Steffens Miss Fern Steffens Bo Oavenue NE Robert Cherrs Washington Avenue Chicago Century of Progress Milwaukee Steffens Ruggles and Rodemaker Salt Company

Mrs Melborn and Sons Visit Relatives for Two Weeks

Mrs W Melborn and her sons Bobbie and Bullie stay two weeks at the home of her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs A M Ritchie.

Ladies Industrial Society to Meet at Mrs Akers Home

The Ladies Industrial Society of Sinclair Memorial church will meet Wednesday at 1 pm at 1126 Nineteenth street SE for luncheon with Mrs A Powers assisting. All women of the church are invited. a business meeting will be called for 2 30 pm. St Agnes Circle members of the Immaculate Conception church will be entertained at Mrs McC Murphys home 1408 Third avenue SE at 7 30 Tuesday evening.

Sinclair Industrial Ladies Industrial Society Sinclair Memorial Church Charles Akers Nineteenth Street SE A Powers St. Agnes Circle St Agnes Circle of the Immaculate Conception McC Murphys Third Avenue

Closing Ceremony At Reserve Camp

The Junior Girl Reserve camp at Wapsie Y closed Sunday evening in a fire ceremony themed All of Nature’s Doors are Represented in the Flame of a Campfire. The Interpreter Moss Ace Papes and readers Catherine Palmer, Verona Chatipik, and others led poetry and music with several campers and local residents attending. Judge and Mrs Gardner of Mayfield and their sons visited at the Batun home on Twentyeth Street SE.

Wapsie Y Nature Moss Ace Papes Moss Catherine Pa Mer Dawn Daree Verona Chatipik Catherine Ackerman Stas Severa Cancers Doris Jean Rasta Hrety Quimstead Maine Margaret Gran Vwon Moea Bunk Gardner Mayfie Jimny Bunk Fransha Batun Twentieth Street

Vintage Paris Fashion Notes on Trim Sleeves and Styles

A fashion column describes frock updates with trimmed sleeves, simple wedges for a slender look, and satin details. It notes bold Paris dictates, mentions a pattern order in New York City, and items like sizes 34 36 38 and fabric yardage, with a focus on elegant lines for women and teens.

Anse Adams Paris Neo Fe Wuel Aioe Wat G . Voatos Wat Ath Steel New York City

Family motor trip to Black Hills and Lake Okoboji

Mr and Mrs Frank L. Buser and Mrs. E. E. Roth rock returned from a motor trip through the Black Hills. They spent a couple of days at Lake Okoboji on the return, meeting their daughter Vivien Buser in Lead, South Dakota. Misses Betty Beardsley and Patricia Burkhalter joined, having traveled via Yellowstone from the University of Colorado. Joe also plans to return this weekend.

Frank L. Buser B Avenue NE E. E. Rothrock Ridgeway Drive Black Hills Lake Okoboji Buser Lead S. D Vivien Buser Betty Beardsley Patricia Burkhalter Yellowstone Park University of Colorado Joe

Sierra Linda guest ranch managers visit in Portal Arizona

Mr and Mrs. Charles Bradford Conrad, managers of the Sierra Linda guest ranch at Portal, Arizona, were weekend guests in the home of Mr and Mrs. Charles Schoen of 356 Forest Drive SE. Mrs. Conrad formerly was Dorothy Gay, a school friend of Miss Natalie Schoen.

Charles Bradford Conrad Sierra Linda Portal Ariz Charles Schoen Forest Drive Conrad Dorothy Gay Natalie Schoen

J. J. Gregory Honored by Friends at Birthday Event

Mrs. James J. Gregory hosted a birthday celebration at 2307 Meadowbrook Drive SE with three bridge tables and prizes to Mr and Mrs O L Brokaw and Dr and Mrs C E Irwin. A separate picnic supper at Bever Park Pavilion honored Mr Gregory with guests including Mr and Mrs Gregory and several local residents and couples.

James J. Gregory Meadowbrook Drive O. L. Brokaw C. E. Irwin Gregory W C, Eiis Ridgeway Drive Bever Park L. L. McKim F. A. Keefer J. L. Wilson Winifred Nelson Annor Frazee Alice Hanna Marguerite Nelson Louise Watson George Nelson

Gardemans Observe Silver Anniversary at Farm Near Newhall

Mr and Mrs John Gardeman celebrated their silver wedding anniversary with a Sunday gathering at their farm home near Newhall. A long list of relatives and friends attended including family members from Salt Lake City and numerous Gardeman relatives with many names recorded among the guests.

John Gardeman Newhall Melba Earl Gardeman Gwendolyn Bobby Salt Lake City Merle Gardeman L. C Gardeman C. A. Gardeman Donald Dorothy Harry Gardeman LaVonne LeRoy George Gardeman Beverly Ann Irving Gardeman Cyril Boddicker Marlys Marle John Schlotterback Marvin Annis Ardis Jake Schlotterback Martha Schlotterback Charles George Doebel John Rathje Paul Marguerite Henry Rinderknecht Mae Ralph DeKlotz Wayne Alice A Swanson Audrey Roger Dale Arnold Lowe Delores C. A Welchman Eddice Eleanor Lester Werning Harry Wendel Lola Clark Mildred Dickson Gwen Johnson Bernice Marie Boddicker

Mrs Johnston Returns From Midwest Visit

Mrs Raymond S Johnston of 2120 Greenwood drive SE and her two daughters returned Sunday after ten days in Sheldon and Sioux City. They were accompanied by Mrs Johnston's brother Jack Ba who will spend a few days here.

Raymond S. Johnston Greenwood Drive Sheldon Sioux City

Local couples travel to Chicago for fair and dental congress

Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Naibert and Mr. and Mrs. W. Klinger drove to Chicago for the weekend. They will attend the fair and Dr. Naibert will join the Chicago Centennial Dental Congress.

W. F. Naibert W. Klinger Chicago Dr. Naibert

East Side W C T U Meeting Notice

The East Side W C T U will meet Tuesday at the home of Mrs Ellen Stewart on Johnson avenue NW. A picnic luncheon at 12. Members should bring picnic requisites. For information call Mrs Stewart at 26855. Officers to be elected at the August 22 meeting. State convention set for October 3 4 5 at Marion.

Ellen . Stewart Johnson Avenue NW Stewart Marion

Hick Family Reunion Held At Grandview Park Des Moines

Mr and Mrs Edmund Hick of 713 Eighth Avenue SE returned from Des Moines where they attended the fourteenth annual Hick clan reunion. A picnic dinner was served at noon at Grandview Park.

Edmund Hick Eighth Avenue SE Des Moines Hick Grandview Park

German Nazi Troopers Ambush Austrian Policeman Near Kufstein

Ten steel helmet troopers in Nazi Labor Corps uniform ambushed and killed an Austrian auxiliary policeman near Kufstein on the Austrian Bavarian frontier. An Austrian heimwehr detachment sealed the frontier area and traffic. The event raised fears of international consequences amid Franco British protests to Berlin over propagandist activity in Austria.

London Kufstein Munich Heimwehr Berlin Austria

Benishek and Reding Return from Chicago Century of Progress trip

Mr and Mrs J V Benishek and their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs George Reding of Dubuque have returned after a two week visit to Chicago where they visited relatives and attended the Century of Progress.

J. V. Benishek George Reding Dubuque Chicago

Ilen and Kruse Return From Century of Progress Trip

Mr and Mrs Marvin E Ilen and Mr and Mrs Harold W Kruse have returned from a motor trip to Chicago where they spent last week at the Century of Progress exhibition.

Marvin E. Ilen Harold W. Kruse Chicago The Century of Progress

Sinclair Co Signs NRA Packerson Code for Packers

Sinclair and Company Ltd, the local subsidiary of the Wilson Packing company, announced it signed the NRA code for packers subject to Institute of American Meat Packers modifications. Harry Palmer said labor details are not yet finalized but pending. The code sets a 40 cent minimum hourly wage and a 40 hour maximum work week with no operation hours limit. Palmer noted payrolls are about 225 higher than a year ago and the firm has the largest volume of business in its history. adjustments will follow once detailed requirements are issued.

Sinclair and Company, Ltd Wilson Packing Company NRA Institute of American Meat Packers Harry Palmer Sinclair’s Palmer

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Henry Stearns Juanita Timin Twentysixth Street Ednd Derby Albert Hammond First Christian Church Clubs Amy Robert Sweets Dunns Dial Tyne Bbbb Sauer Kraut Wilsons Certified Monarch Oord Monarch Prunes Springville Pont Pye Pattlrn Lyman’s Grand Hotel Npg Ap Coun SH Ar Ras Schoen J. J. Gregory Gardemans Rockford Sheldon Chubb Rockford, Tl Mrs Chubbs Mrs. Johnston MOTOR East Side Steel I Aelmeters Armbush Jane Gray Montrose Hotel Bldg Sinclair CO Philip Leibsohn First Avenue Group Jallinery Odd Wewate Ingly Wilson Bros Philip Jones Rayon Union Suits Soc Panama Luberger Jugereens Second Avenue
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