Tea Compliments Hosts Welcome City Visitors Guests
Mrs. Harry O Cutler and Mrs. C D Hed berg hosted a tea for visitors at Cutler’s Ridge Way Drive SE home. Attendees included guests from Los Angeles and Puowsurgs, with garden flowers and light refreshments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry O Cutler
Ridgeway Drive
C D Hedberg
Eighteenth Street
Enterma
Ies Cutler
Les A
Rteseraxy
Alsema
Mr Ozer
Les Marvin Gitcam
Los Angeles
Mos
Wren Wee
Puowsurgs
Ratkwa
Freetec
James Sooser
Sawet
BO Tapoes
Peres Dorre
Anc
R E Syer
Wance
Ind
Paul
Bane
Wadsworths Return From Minnesota Vacation
Mr and Mrs E H Wadsworth of 335 Crescent Street SE are expected back tonight from Awxandra Minn after a two week vacation. They will stay with Mr and Mrs Don Barres at 2256 Grande Avenue SE until September 1 before moving to their new home in Country Club Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E .H. Wadsworth
Crescent Street
Awxandra Minn
Don Barres
Grande Avenue SE
Country Club Heights
Mrs H Boyson Hosts Bridge Club Lunch at Country Club
Mrs H Boyson of 2314 Bever Avenue SE hosted her bridge club at the Country Club today at noon. Members enjoyed a luncheon before playing bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Boyson
Bever Avenue
Bride and guests attend bridge club dinner at tea room
Mrs Merrill Main and Miss Gladyce Eggers led a bridge party at a dinner in the Joming tea room. Afterward the group visited Miss Helen Randa and Miss Grace Randa home for continued bridge. Prizes went to Miss Grace Randa and Miss Eggers. other guests included Eleanor Root Eve ne Havik Joyce Dearborn Edna Eggers and Mrs Howard Nes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Main
Gladyce Eggers
Joming
Helen Randa
Grace Randa
Grace Rand
Eggers
Eleanor Root
Evene Havik
Joyce Dearborn
Edna Eggers
Howardnes
Agnes Drahos Walton Weds E J Cism Ten Ceremony at Home
Agnes Drahos Walton daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph L Drahos Belle Pine was married to E J Cism ten at home on Hinkley Avenue NE William M M Evans performed the ceremony at his home The couple will reside at 1609 B Avenue after September 1 tensions in names and addresses preserved as in source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Drahos Walton
Joseph L. Drahos Belle Pinine
E. J. Cism
Hinkley Avenue
William MM. Evans
A Avenue
B Avenue
Bept. J
Mrs Koepplinger and Mrs Hage Visit Chicago Fair
Mr and Mrs Ed Koepplinger of Isey City No J left Wednesday for their home after a visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Hage 625 Avenue NE They planned to return after a few days at the end's fair in Chicago Mrs Koep inger and Mrs Hage are sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Koepplinger
Isey City
Hage
Avenue NE
Chicago
Koepinger
Mrs. Hage
Principal Thompson Returns Home After School Session
Misa Lana Thompson, principal of Phinaen School, returned Wednesday night to her home on 1434 Pirat Venue Foo after attending a school session on diversity at Washington Be Tile. She traveled by Ban Franelaca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Lana ‘Thompson
Phinaen School
Pirat
Foo Aster
Washington
Untitled Notes on Local Sports Reflections and Puzzles
A fragmented OCR sample shows stray phrases about a meet and players with garbled words. It hints at sports actions and potential puzzle or notices but the readable content is minimal and incoherent.
Dinner Honors Four Out-of-Town Guests at Nora Berger Home
Miss Nora Berger hosted a Wednesday night dinner at 1407 Sixth Avenue SE honoring four out-of-town guests. The attendees included True Miller and Margaret Miller of Winthrop Iowa Pauline Horst of Muscatine and Arlene Hartman of Manchester. Additional guests listed were Edith Dillon Peggy Bode Virginia Yungmian Margaret Parkhar Florence Van Winkle Pauline O Connor and True Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Berger
Sixth Avenue SE
True Miller
Margaret Miller
Winthrop
Iowa
Pauline Horst
Muscatine
Arlene Hartman
Manchester
Edith Dillon
Peggy Bode
Virginia Yungmian
Margaret Parquhar
Florence van Winkle
Pauline O'Connor
Mrs Robinson Hosts Party Before Helen Hallenbeck Wedding
Miss Helen Hallenbeck will wed Quentin J. Podendorf on August 21 as guests of Miss Louise Iallenbeck and Mrs Larry Robinson attend a lawn party at the Robinson home. About thirty-five guests enjoyed festive lights, a miniature bride centerpiece, and a Japanese lantern with streamers to Hallenbeck's chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Iallenbeck
Larry FE. Robinson
Twentythird Street
Helen Hallenbeck
Robinson
Quentin J. Podendorf
Miss Hallenbeck
Alt family visits for golden wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Marold Alt and daughter Olive Marie visit Pl Noe California relatives in Minneapolis area to join Mr Alt's father Mr Martin Alt and Mrs Alt's parents Mr and Mrs Henry McNabb for their golden wedding anniversary on August 15 at 547 Cobbancourt SE and 86Th Avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marold Alt
Olive Marie
Plnoe
Calif
Alt
Martin Alt
Cobbancourt SE
Henry McNabb
86Th Avenue
Mr. McNabb
Party Honors Dolores Jeanne Weidnerndig Daniels Park
Mrs T. C. Behroeder hosted a birthday party at her home on Sixth Avenue NE to celebrate Dolores Jeanne Weidnerndig Daniels park. Guests included Lark Pf Parker and family, Mrs Vfine fred Cpehutpte, and naval reserve members Cettering the table and guests such as Creighton Harder Wak Marian Ray Klersev Pred hultas Tats Laughurst Charles South and Ro Stony. The event featured cake, pink candles, and a surprise slide. hosts planned a week ahead visit to Century of Viogeena Ty Ohtenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Behroeder
Bix- Leenthatreel
Dolores Jeanne Weidnerndig
Daniels Park
van Dre
Lark Pf Paker
Arelene
Helen Mid
Mari
Carl
Vfine
Fred
Dare
Mengpiais
Fen
Mi Lewler
Mira
Toledo Guest Event Report Confusing Local Text
Fragmentary OCR note details a household gathering and names several individuals, but the text is garbled. It mentions a Mrs R S Hardender and Mrs Gesarieve Reecitk W TakGa Tota with unclear addresses and a casino-like setting, lacking coherent dates or places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Hardender
Blake Jockwasd
Fantheon Ius
Gesarieve
Porter Home Prominent Figures Rally in Sherit Town
In Sherit Town locals gather at the Porter home as community figures Muss Picea Mauss Chipp and others discuss recent town issues. The event highlights neighborhood concerns and aims to unite residents for upcoming local decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherit Town
Miss Lorna Ameesson Guest at Davenport School Event
Miss Lorna Ameesson of Noask will join Proféar morcins as a guest at Nass dame La Foarie to speak on risks in tollways. Miss Plante and Miss Anderson will attend a class at St Rainer School in Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorna Ameesson
Noask
Counts Club Luncheon Hosts Members and Bridge
About thirty members of the Counts club held a Wednesday noon luncheon at the club. Several formal parties were entertained and some groups played bridge during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counts Club
Kiker Family Event Noted in Local Circles
Miss Marve Kiker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert L Kiker, recently attended a city function with her guardian relatives. The gathering featured notes of fashion and community ties, with local attendees including Mr Nilias and others from the Chicare Fissh Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moante
Herbert L Kiker
Gaurhter Marve
Nilias
Abe Chicare
Aeros Kian
Carnival at the church fair features acts and exhibits
Ty Tune presents a church carnival with clowns NESGGs and a Russian drama The Tragic building and a transportation display. Atttractions include a fortune teller booth China booth and photography booth open to the public. Organizers list many youths and two matrons aiding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Yates
Donald McCulloch
Jane Anderson
Marjorie Lois March
Ellen Rusiy
Helen Simmons
Mary Ellen Mangle
Vernon Haas
Robert Thomas
Almon Heath
Edwin Embree
Paula Book
Bernice Hammond
Howard Phillips
Floyd Els
Ralph Cutler
Milton Matson
Raymond Hurst
Howard Tomlinson
Marguerite Hooper
Eleanor Hall
Marguerite Hyton
Dick Hall
Merrell Smith
Jay Hesser
Garden Flowers in Glad Show at Local Diner Exhibit
The produce from local gardens will be judged at the Glad Show with categories for blooms and bouquet materials. Exhibitors must present stems meeting size rules and receive care instructions from Dr L F Vane, show superintendent. Admission is ten cents, viewing runs Friday noon to 9 pm and Saturday 9 am to 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ampleted
L F Vane
Home and Church A Camp Meeting Topic
The annual state camp meeting of the Church of Goce in Iowa continues this week in the tent beside the church at L avenue and Eighth Street NW. Rev C E Byers of Springfield Ohio led the Wednesday night service with the theme We have sinned and come short of the glory of God. Discussions by Rev Anna Koglin focused on criticisms of religious education and the home church partnership in Sunday school teaching. Several sessions stressed the home’s religious role as essential to church success and proper youth guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Goce
Iowa
L Avenue
Eighths Street
C E. Byers
Springfield
Ohio
Anna Koglin
Miss Koglin
C. E. Byers
Emery N. Cook
Ollumna
Chiren
N. Coolidge
BE. Byers
Goerz
Lewis
Miss Roglins
C . Byers
M. O. Schutter
Vern Guttenfelter
William Mathis
Marlon
Miss Ruth Morgan Hosts Banco Party for McGuire and Nelson
Miss Ruth Esther Morgan hosted a banco party at 1432 First Avenue BE on Wednesday afternoon in honor of Misa Genevieve McGuire of Arnold Nebraska and Misa Lois Nelson of St Louis. Refreshments followed and prize winners included Miss Jeanne Howell Ardith Anderson and Margaret Diehl with guests Mary Eleanor Ziethammer Dorothy Jones Mary Jane Watts Patricia Barry Jean Engelman Josephine Leahy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Esther Morgan
First Avenue BE
Banco
Misa Genevieve McGuire
Arnold
Neb
Misa Lois Nelson
St. Louis
H. V. Morgan
Jeanne Howell
Ardith Anderson
Margaret Diehl
Mary Eleanor Ziethammer
Dorothy Jones
Mary Jane Watts
Patricia Barry
Jean Engelman
Josephine Leahy
Miss McGuire
Miss Nelson
Miss Howell
Miss Anderson
Diehl
Laf-A-Lot Club Meets for Sewing at Mrs Phillips Home
Members gathered at 1002 Seventeenth Street NE to sew and enjoy refreshments. Mrs Schultz of 34 1/2 Second Avenues SW will host the next meeting at her home, with date to be announced later by Mrs Gourley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Phillips
Seventeenth Street
G. M Schultz
Second Avenues
Mra
Gourley
Visit News Includes Philadelphia Trip and Chicago Stop
Mr and Mrs John Sstorhesa and Liels son Hi Cs Forben arrived home Wednesday evening from a trip spent in Philadelphia. Mrs Woo Morken, a member of the party, stopped in Chicago to visit her sister before returning to Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John & Sstorhesa and Liels Son
Cs Forben
Philadelphia
Woo Morken
Chicago
Hier Soother
Fred Collinn
Cedar Rapids
Mire Pred Luraw Visit Shifts to Norway Town
Mire Pred Luraw traveled to Norway town to visit kin on Monday with Miss Laur Luraw and Miss Lizzie Joutoy, her sister-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Town
Tanay
Tinrth
Laur
Lizzie Joutoy
Church groups plan spring luncheons and meetings
St Pauls Methodist Herean class will meet with Mrs James Wo Busenbark at 2022 Enave nue Am Pridany for a luncheon and drive. Trinity Methodist Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will gather at Bever Park Friday for a luncheon with hostesses Mrs E R Owen Mrs W F Weymer and Mrs George Buchanan. Presbyterian Missionary Society of Kenwood meets with Mrs Rob Stone Friday at 2pm with program led by Mrs AL Miller and devotion by Mrs O F Stabenfeld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Methodist Church
James Wo Busenbark
Pridany
Woman's Moreign Missionary Society of ‘Trinity Methodist Church
Bever Park
E.R. Owen
W. FP. Weymer
George Buchanan
George Chapman
Martin Weck
the Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church of
900 Applications For Old Age Pension Office Opened
About 900 applications for old age pension have been received to date by the county board. The office opened Monday in room 348 at the courthouse to accept applications from 9 a m to noon and from 1 to 4 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Age Pension Board
Neon Qcaualy
Long-Haired Furs Lead Fall Coats In Fashion Mockup
In fashionable fall coats long haired pelts like silver and blue fox caracal nutria and kolinsky dominate collars and trims. Slimmer shawl collars raise the neck and chin for a slender silhouette while rippling collars add feminine flair. Classic shawls remain but are trimmed for a sleeker look and some coats feature back decoration with little front shawl exposure. Tomorrow: Cool hot weather clothes for men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ismart
Amos Parriah
Government Doesn't Want Your Silver, Only Bullion
Washington reports that a presidential order nationalizes silver stocks but does not remove silver from circulation. The move covers floating commercial silver stocks, with Treasury ownership at 50.01 cents per ounce while coinage value remains 1.2929 dollars. Miners will continue to receive 64 1/2 cents per ounce for newly mined silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
Treasury
United States
Congress
Roosevelt Orders Buying of Silver and Currency Control
President Roosevelt directs nationalization of silver stocks to back currency, with three fourths gold and one fourth silver. The measure gives the government power over domestic and some foreign silver, aims to peg prices and expand currency, while seignorage profits are projected for the treasury. Key figures Elmer Thomas Fletcher Gore comment varying effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgenthau
Elmer
Thomas
D. Okia
Congress
Genthan
Duncan WU. Fletcher
Senate Banking Committee
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
Mae West Plans Censor Proof Play and Film
Hollywood AP reports Mae West will write the scenario for her next film and make it censor proof. The latest film, titled The Belle of the Nineties after revisions, has been approved by the Will Hays censor board. West says her upcoming production will be modern unlike the nineties-set project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Mae West
Will Hays Censor Board
Miss West
McAdoo divorce attorney faces $35,000 suit
Los Angeles Superior Judge Frank Collier criticized attorney Henri Grivi over the speedy divorce of Eleanor Wilson McAdoo from Senator William Gibbs McAdoo of California. Thursday Grivi filed a $35,000 damage suit against Judge Collier. The suit was filed by William H. Nebre, McAdoo's law partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
INS
Frank
Collier
Henri Grivi
Grivi
Eleanor Wilson McAdoo
William Gibbs McAdoo
California
William H. Nebre
Mcdoo
Make This Model At Home frock and jacket sewing guide
A guide advertises a sewing pattern that creates a frock with jacket-like effect using diagonal jabots to slim the wearer. It highlights time savings, fabric options, and step by step instructions with Pattern 1939 in sizes 34 through 44 and fabric yardage for size 36.
Prevailing Wage Dispute Over Cedar Rapids Post Office Paint Job
Federal officials and local painters dispute pay for Cedar Rapids Post Office painting. If the project exceeds $5,000 it must follow prevailing wage scales. under $5,000 contractors face no wage controls. Gelden says wage is $8.714 per hour for painters under local union scale, with political charges raised by opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PWA
Gelden Company
Gelden
Williams
United States
Executive Department
Maptoriad
Cedar Rapids
B. M. Jacobsen
Louis Murphy
Federal Building
Washington, D. C
Neal A. Melich
The
Treasury
Department
Rep
Finis the Second Rock Rapids Baby Born to Bowen Family
In Rock Rapids Iowa Mr and Mrs Roy Bowen welcomed their fifteenth child and first of the year a girl. The baby was born Thursday and she remains unnamed. The family previously named their fourteenth child Finis. The report notes the new arrival adds to a large brood with no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Rapids, In
Ins
Roy Bowen
Finis
Moa Eggs Held By Dunedin Museum In New Zealand
The Dunedin national museum of New Zealand houses two rare perfect moa eggs. These large flightless birds, resembling oversized ostriches, are confined to New Zealand and are believed to have gone extinct over 500 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunedin National Museum
New Zealand
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