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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1933

Page

4

Orrs celebrate 50th wedding anniversary in Indiana

Mr and Mrs L R Orr of 1418 Third Avenue SE mark their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an early observance to ensure daughters attend. A luncheon at Mrs Percy Smiths tea room gathers relatives including Mrs Alexander W Murray and daughters Marjorie and Jean of Freeport Indiana Judge and Mrs Norman Hava and Mary Harriet with others from Knoxville St Joseph and St Joseph Michigan.

L. R Orr Third Avenue SE Percy Smiths Alexander W. Murray Marjorie Jean Freeport Norman Hava Mary Harriet Lorin. Lee

Rose couple from Cedar City guest at Halma home

Mr and Mrs William Lee Rose arrived from Cedar City Utah Monday evening and stayed a few days in the LF Halma home on 1931 Fourth avenue SE. They plan to move to Baltimore Md where they will reside. Mr Rose was Miss Alice Lundzres a Coe college graduate before her marriage.

William Lee Rose Cedar City Utah LF Halma Fourth Avenue Baltimore Rose Alice Lundzres Coe College

Reverend Dikhuizen Visits Family in City After Long Journey

The Rev P G Dikhuizen a former pastor of the First United Presbyterian church, accompanied by Mrs Dykhuizen and her daughters Helen Mar and Anna Rowens, arrived from Cincinnati on Tuesday evening. They will spend an extended visit at the home of Mr and Mrs George C Keyes, 1031 Third Avenue SW.

P G Dikhuizen First United Presaterian Church Dykhuizen Helen Mar Anna Rowens Cincinnat George C Keyes Third Avenue

Mr and Mrs Fuhrmeister Visit Dinwiddies in Sheridan

Mr and Mrs Ralph Fuhrmeister of Sheridan Woo spent Tuesday with Mrs Fuhrmeister s parents Mr and Mrs J D Dinwiddie at 407 Fairview drive SE on their way to Chicago to attend them They will return this week end Their two sons have been spending several weeks with the Dinwiddies.

Ralph Fuhrmeister Sheridan, Woo

Mrs. Hall Returns from Charlevoix Summer Visit

Mrs. Howard Hall of 224 Crescent Street SE came home Monday evening after a month at her mother Mrs. George B Douglas’s summer home in Charlevoix Michigan.

Howard Hall Crescent Street Charlevoix Mich George B Douglas

Clappers Visit Shenefelts in Vernon Drive Stay

Mr and Mrs C Clapper and their daughter Jean of Litchfield Minnesota arrived Tuesday evening to spend several days with Mr and Mrs E E Shenefelt at 549 Vernon Drive SE.

C Clapper Jean Litchfield Minn E. E. Shenefelt Vernon Drive

Pythian Sisters Host Tea for Mrs Buffington

Officers of Winter Temple No 78 Pythian Sisters invite all sisters to a tea in honor of Mrs Bertha Buffington the new grand chief of Iowa at 2 on Thursday. The event will be held at Mrs B F Pohorsky's home 838 Avenue NE.

Winter Temple Bertha Buffington New Crand Chie Towa B F Pohorsky Avenue NE Aomoseesimous Hawer Pen Morener M. S Mabel Vess Veton Stallman Farfax Daverson Mac Weddae Wolnam Behe C Fritz Clarence Schounke

Ashbys Visit Cedar Rapids After Century of Progress Event

Dr and Mrs E T Ashby of Fillmore call on cousins Ste and Mrs WR Fee and Mrs Anna Christie in Cedar Rapids while returning from the Century of Progress. Dr Ashby attends the funeral of Mrs Astby. Ames Kerr of Lincoln Den.

E T Ashby Fillmore Cedar Rapide Paioress Ste WR Fee Anna Christie Chaco Ashb Astby Ames Kerr Lincoln den

Van Cleave Opens Season at Barnet Hotel on Bey Odds

unclear text describes Van Cleave of New York and Mis H L Van ceplaced for Furepe Saturday QRoad the road to Amsterdam and back to New York. mentions season opener at the Percmanount hotel on Bey odds.

Sos van Cleave New York Mis H L van

Luncheon Held For Des Moines Guest Miss Lois Demmon

Miss Marcella Misak hosted a luncheon at the Country club for her guest Miss Lois Demmon of Des Moines who has been visiting since Sunday. Miss Demmon departed this afternoon to return home.

Marcella Misak Enghteenth Street Country Club Lois Demmon Des Moines Elizabeth Munger Enght

Treasure Hunt Invites Spark Mystery at Public Meeting

Mysterious invitations announce a treasure hunt to be held Thursday at 7 30 pm. The meeting place is described as the spot where the tall trees grow at Twenty first street and Fifth Avenue. The note hints at buried pirate treasure or jewels awaiting discovery.

Twenty-first Street Fifth Avenue

Tuesday Art Club Elects Officers At Home Meeting

The Tuesday Art club elected officers at its regular meeting held at Mrs Orville Hepner’s home 516 Fifteenth Street SE. New president is Mrs A M Samuelson. vice president Mrs C T Houser. secretary Mrs Fred Larson. treasurer Mrs Charles Nelson. reporter Mrs Andrew Peterson. Visitors included Mrs Francis Nelson and daughter Barbara of Brooklyn NY and Mrs Tom Hepner with her young son.

Art Club Orville Hepner Fifteenth Street A &. Samuelson C T Houser Fred Larson Charles Nelson Andrew Peterson Francis Nelson Barbara Brooklyn Tom Hepner

Visitors from Madison and New York Stay at Commonwealth

Miss Elizabeth Steul of Madison Wisconsin and Miss Flora Morris of New York City are stopping at the Commonwealth while visiting friends. Miss Steul is guest of her brother BE Steul.

Elizabeth Steul Madison Wis Flora Morris New York City The Commonwealth Miss Steul BE. K. Steul

Local Couple Back From Wisconsin Trip

Mr and Mrs Wesley C Kubik returned Sunday evening from a two week trip to Lake Geneva and Menomonie Wisconsin. Mrs Kubik was formerly Miss Florence Brown of Menomonie and Mr Kubik is the son of Mr and Mrs Louis Kubik of 406 Eighteenth Street NW. He is employed by the Mid-Continent Petroleum Company of Cedar Rapids.

Wesley C Kubik Lake Geneva Menomonie Wis Kubik Florence Brown Louis Kubik Eighteenth Street Mid-Continent Petroleum Company of Cedar Rapids

Mrs Ramsey Hosts Luncheon For Visiting Schoolmates

Mrs Addison J Ramsey entertained at luncheon at 225 Crescent Street SE in compliment to Miss Margot Francis of Eldora and Miss Snyder of Decatur Ill who are guests for a couple of weeks. Other guests included Miss Julia Robbins Miss Jane Lady Miss Eleanor Cook Miss Doris Cook Miss Eleanor Taylor Miss Mary Stubbs Miss Ruth Eleanor Matson Miss Betts Beardsley Miss Ann Bolton and Mrs William R Tomec.

Addison J. Ramsey Crescent Street Margot Francis Eldora Miss Snyder Decatur Ill University of Illinois Century of Progress Julia Robbins Jane Lady Eleanor Cook Doris Cook Eleanor Taylor Mary Stubbs Ruth Eleanor Matson Betts Beardsley Ann Bolton William R. Tomec

Mrs Oscar Elsenbast Honored At Luncheon Hosted By Winifred Fowler

Mrs Oscar Elsenbast, formerly Miss Viola Natbert, was honored at a luncheon hosted by Miss Winifred Fowler at 1630 Grande Avenue SE. Prizes at bridge went to Betty Lynott, Mary Lou Lynott, and Mrs Jack Cameron. Others present included Mrs Richard Lewis of Denver and several local residents.

Oscar Elsenbast Viola Natbert Winifred Fowler Grande Avenue Betty Lynott Mary Lou Lynott Jack Cameron Elsenbast Richard Lewis Denver Cole Mass Helen Papes Marion John W Ninler Ernest W. Anderson

Dinner party honors Mrs Barnes at Hotel Montrose

H Norman Barnes hosted a dinner at the Hotel Montrose Monday evening for Mrs Barnes birthday surprise. Guests included Mr and Mrs Everett Fisher Miss Thelma Sparks Harold Mulhiser Miss Florence Jarvis Miss Marjorie Barnes and Dr and Mrs Hoyt Thomas. Afterward the group moved to 2612 Avenue NE for bridge with prizes for high scores going to Mr and Mrs Fisher.

H Norman Barnes Montrose Barnes Everett Fisher Thelma Sparks Harold Mulhiser Florence Jarvis Marjorie Barnes Hoyt Thomas Avenue NE Fisher

Dinner Honor for Miss Bess Brown in Cedar Rapids Ties

Mr and Mrs Vernon hosted Tuesday dinner at Brown Center Point Road NE in honor of Miss Bess Brown of Muncie Indiana formerly a Cedar Rapids music teacher. Also present were Mr and Mrs Charles Brown and their new son Marvin of Jacksonville, Florida.

Vernon Brown Center Point Road Bess Brown Muncie Ind Cedar Rapids Charles Brown Marvin Jacksonville

Mrs Rebec and family depart for visit and Century of Progress

Mrs A J Rebec leaves with her daughter Mrs Mane Collins and son Kenneth Collins for a two week trip visiting relatives in Aurora and Chicago. They plan to attend the Century of Progress during the visit.

A J Rebec Mane Collins Kenneth Collins Aurora Chicago

Hampton Family Returns From Lake Vermillion Vacation

Mr and Mrs V. E Hampton of 2035 Grande avenue SE and their daughter Cora Louise have returned from a vacation at Lake Vermilion Minnesota.

V. E Hampton Grande Avenue SE Cora Louise Lake Vermillion, Minn

Anne Adams pattern book offers summer fashions and orders

The Gazette Pattern Department advertises the new Anne Adams summer pattern book with sports frocks, house dresses, juniors and sisters styles, and a chic sweater guide. It invites readers to mail orders with name address size and fifteen cents for catalogs and patterns. The notice lists 243 West 17th Street New York City for orders.

Maton Harare Anne Adams Gazette Pattern Department West 17Th Street New York City

Local Ladies Auxiliary Groups Set Thursday Meetings

The Ladies Auxiliary to the TA of M will hold a meeting Thursday at 2 pm beside the Elis park duck pond, members asked to bring a plate and fork. Tirzah Society meets at Miss Mars Quick’s home, 683 Shaver Road NF, Thursday. Sunshine Circle No 7 meets with Mrs Joseph Hronik at 308 Thirteenth Street SW Thursday with Mr FP Woodside and Mrs B Bonham. The presiding officer asks all members to attend Woman’s Relief Corps and Crand Army joint event at the new pavilion at Beer Pars Thursday. dinner served at noon and members to bring sandwiches. The Mais A' Lane circle note a toast postponed at Gan Shaver Park. Various veterans and citizen groups listed for Thursday activities at local halls and parks.

T A of M Duck Pond Elis Park Tirzah Society Sunsine Joseph Hronik Thirteenth Street Thursda FP Woodside B Bonham Sting Hronik Woman'’s Relief Corps Womans Relef Corn and Crand Army Beer Pars

Thomas Gibson Society Holds Fifteenth Reunion at Bever Park

The Thomas Gibson society held its fifteenth annual reunion at the Bever park small pavilion on Sunday with a picnic dinner for thirty eight. Officers elected for the coming year are Miss Adelaide Gibson Cedar Rapids president Mrs Charity Gibson Marion vice president and Miss Gladys Wink Cedar Rapids secretary and treasurer. They plan to meet next year at Dutch Creek in Anamosa state park on the second Sunday in August.

Thomas Gibson Society Bever Park Adelaide Gibson Cedar Rapids Charity Gibson Marion Gladys Wink Dutch Creek Anamosa William H Gibson Laurel Neb Fred C Gibson Nina Bernice Exhel Gitson Rankin Lee Rankin

Third reunion of Big Springs scholars and teachers held

The 50 year plus reunion gathered on the school grounds with a picnic dinner and talks. Officers elected include Mrs Gertie Mills president and Mrs Theresa King permanent corresponding secretary, with next reunion planned for August. Attendees listed include Mr and Mrs H L Van Cleave and several other local residents.

Big Springs Gertie Mills A Burgess Frank Baldwin Theresa King H L van Cleave J D Kine Earl Miller Eunice Madison Rosie Seeks May Klopp Verna Baker Elizabeth Willams Lee Frank Hough

Snyder-McAllen Engagement Announced for Sept 20

Mr and Mrs D W Snyder announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Zella to William McAllen son of Mr and Mrs Thomas McAllen. The ceremony will be September 20. Zella Snyder is a graduate of Grant Lich School and William McAllen plays in a local orchestra.

Snyder Zella William McAllen Thomas McAllen Grant Lich School McAllen

Smyth family reunion at Bever Park marks twentieth annual event

The Smyth family held its twentieth annual reunion at Bever Park on Saturday with 61 attending the picnic dinner and program. Robert Johnson of Ely was elected president Irene Hertz of Solon secretary and treasurer. Attendees included Smyth families from Marion Cedar Rapids and Mount Vernon plus friends and relatives, with plans for a wedding in August.

Smyth Bever Park Robert Johnson Ely Irene Hertz Solon George Smyth Wirale Henry Johnson Lenora Florence Carl Johnson Marion J D Oliver Neva Kathryn Origa Oliver Lloyd Oliver Lloyd Ray Guy Wallace Myrna Dariene Edwin Krueger Nellie Irene Krueger Herpert Stoner Helen James Cedar Rapins Mary Johnson Waviland Osborne Clinton Arthur Smyth Mount Vernon James Smyth Margaret Drboert Wilbur Harvey Smyth Kathryn Louie

Kenwood Ladies Aid Meeting At Mrs J S Me Ke Ws Teert

The Ladies Aid groups of Kenwood Methodist church plan a meeting at the home of Mrs J S Me Ke Ws Teert Friday at 2 pm. Hostesses include Mrs Haiina and Mrs Thomas Maanell with Mrs Stevenson coordinating.

Kenwood Kenwood Methodet Mis S Stevenson Thomas Maanell

Will Rogers Soars Across the Nation in 1933 Letter

Will Rogers jokes about quick cross country travel by air to attend the Chicago East vs West game and jokes about ex-presidents out of Cuba. He muses on patriotism without war as NOR.A. efforts unfold.

Gasetta Beverly Hills Calif East Pole Chicago Boulder Dam Sal Lake Cheyenne Omaha Cuba

Hard of Hearing Club Picnic At Enis Park Duck Pond

The Hard of Hearing club schedules a picnic for Thursday at 5 30 p m at the duck pond in Enis park. Members families and friends are invited with supper and entertainment. Mrs G L Powers social chairman 35 in charge of the picnic.

Hard of Hearing Club Duck Pond Enis Park G. L. Powers

Eroy Vera Cullman Celebrates Seventh Birthday

Eroy Vera Cullman daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Cullman 1807 C avenue NE marked her seventh birthday with an afternoon party at Bever park. Attending were Beverly Ann Beach Ruth Ann Stucker Donna Jean Rissier Marie Vermeersch Beverly Mae Hover Margaret Hunter Jeanette Marshall Ruth Kohl Delores Olsen Nancy Ruth Shean and Barbara Hayden.

Eroy Vera Cullman Mrs. Lewis Cullman C Avenue NE Bever Park Beverly Ann Beach Ruth Ann Stucker Donna Jean Rissier Marie Vermeersch Beverly Mae Hover Margaret Hunter Jeanette Marshall Ruth Kohl Delores Olsen Nancy Ruth Shean Barbara Hayden

Edna Hoffman and Irwin McCarty Wed at Tama Parsonage

A Simple service at the United Brethren parsonage on Tuesday at 6 30 p.m united Mrs Edna Hoffman and Irwin L. McCarty both of Tama. Rev W L Duncan conducted the ceremony with Rev Mr Hobson and Mrs Hobson as witnesses. The couple will reside in Tama after a brief trip. McCarty is a yard clerk for the North Western Railway at Tama.

United Brethren Parsonage Edna Hoffman Irwin L. McCarty Tama W. L. Duncan Or. Hobson McCarty North Western Railway

Visit Allows Krejen and Skalsky to Tour Mason City Homes

Mildred A. Krejen and Mrs Joe Skalsky travel to Mason City to visit the homes of Mr and Mrs John Bruna and Mr and Mrs Frank Kofron.

Mildred A. Krejen Joe Skalsky Mason City John Bruna Frank Kofron

Mr and Mrs Sheldon Chubb Tour Wisconsin Cities

Mr and Mrs Sheldon Chubb returned from a two day trip visiting Chicago Madison Elkhorn Rockford and Hl to see Mrs Chubb's parents.

Sheldon Chubb Chicago Madison Elkhorn Wis Chubb Rockford, Hl

Fryrear Family Heads to Long Beach Visit

Mrs. Robert Fryrear and her two children Robert and Joyce depart Tuesday for Long Beach California to visit her sister Mrs. P Sullivan for several weeks.

Robert Fryrear Robert Joyce Long Beach Calif P. Sullivan

Obed Bean Couple Headed to Mitchell Kadoka SD

Mr and Mrs Obed Bean of 1004 First Street SW will depart tonight for Mitchell and Kadoka South Dakota where they will spend the next ten days.

Obed Bean First Street Mitchell and Kadoka

Births Twin daughters born in Lincoln Heights and Frances Janette

Born to Mr and Mrs Paul Jera bek Lincoln Heights two twin daughters Aug 16 at Mercy hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs Adolph Trachta 1443 Third street SE an eight pound daughter Frances Janette Aug 16.

Paul Jerabek Lincoln Heights Mercy Hospital Adolph Trachta Third Street Frances Janette

Free Methodists Open Annual Iowa Conference at Free Methodist Church

The Iowa conference opened its annual session at the Free Methodist Church on 6th Avenue and Eighth Street NW. About 100 to 150 people from over sixteen churches are expected. Delegates from Fairfield Newton Des Moines Knoxville Cedar Rapids Waterloo Marion Toddville Maquoketa Center Ville Eldon Walker Cedar Falls and Morning Sun attend. Rev Carl Howland of Chicago will speak at evangelistic meetings each evening and Thu/Fri afternoons. Morning and afternoon sessions focus on conferences and ministerial appointments will be announced Saturday afternoon.

Free Methodists Iowa Conference Free Methodist Church Avenue Eighth Street NW Fairfield Newton Des Moines Knoxville Cedar Rapids Waterloo Marion Toddville Maquoketa Centerville Eldon Walker Cedar Falls Morning Sun Carl Howland Chicago Free Methodist

Delay Formation Linn NRA Board and Blue Eagles Issued

Linn county advisory board to cooperate with the NRA recovery board is delayed awaiting instructions from John C Reid. Meanwhile 1,194 local firms have signed compliance certificates and received blue eagle insignia for adhering to the 40 hour week and minimum wage. Charlies D. Manson to speak on the NRA program at Independence meeting called by Rudolph Leytze.

Linn County NRA John C Reid Charlies D. Manson Chamber of Commerce Independence Rudolph Leytze State Recovery Board

Veteran Showman Takes Over The Iowa Theater

Andy Talbot, a veteran showman and former head of the RKO booking offices in Chicago, becomes manager of the Iowa theater in Cedar Rapids. He succeeds E R Franke, transferred to Minneapolis as Theamerica Inc takes over another venue. Talbot arrives from San Antonio after managing theaters in Houston and Birmingham. He has deep vaudeville roots dating to Chicago and helped launch many famous performers.

Andy Talbot RKO Booking Offices Chicago Iowa E.R Franke Minneapolis Theamerica, Inc Talbot Cedar Rapids San Antonio Tex Houston Birmingham Alace Alcazar Orpheum

Foundrymen of Iowa and Nebraska Approve 40 Hour Week

Foundrymen from Iowa and Nebraska meeting at the Hotel Roosevelt approved a blanket code setting a 40 hour work week and a minimum wage of 40 cents per hour. Thirty delegates attended from one of seventeen regional groups. the code will be voted on at a national meeting in Cleveland on Thursday.

Iowa Nebraska Hotel Roosevelt United States Cleveland

Do You Know Her A Crossword Clue Style Puzzle

A scanned puzzle query asks about a specific lady in a photograph with many crossword style clues to fill names and terms across and down. includes references to music, geography, anatomy, and languages. The grid hints at identifying a famous Italian born soprano via descriptive clues and cross references.

Old Fellows Ask Where They Stand in NRA Times

A white haired writer vents about unemployment among men over forty facing age bias. He cites repeated job rejections for older workers, preference for younger or cheaper labor, and rising living costs under NRA policies, asking how retirees can survive.

NRA United States

City Briefs and Personals News Roundup

Local items include Frank Pesek for intoxication and disturbance fined $25 and costs. William Taschner fined $10 for intoxication. O E Thomas on 38 day leave from USS Dobbin visits Northfield gardens. J M Kurtz improving at Oakdale returns to Cedar Rapids. Navy recruits head to San Diego for training. Teasers note moving sale ads and a hiking club outing.

O E. Thomas Dobbin San Diego C. Thomas Northfield Gardens

Community volunteers pack aid bags for overseas post

On Wednesday morning Miss Helen Hubbard chair of the volunteer service committee and Miss Nell Cherry supervised packing bags containing a handkerchief stationery and toilet articles for San Francisco. To save shipping costs the bags will be carried on an army transport leaving for foreign posts on August 26.

Helen Hubbard Volunteer Service Committee Nell Cherry San Francisco

Kiwanis talk traces Town growth by Royal H. Holbrook

Royal H. Holbrook, famed for his knowledge on Iwa history and as a lecturer, opened early discussions on the town’s growth during a Wednesday noon talk to the Kiwanis Club at the Montrose hotel.

Royal H. Holbrook Iwa Kiwanis Club Montrose Hotel

Paul Blake Waives Grand Jury on August Arrest Charge

Paul Blake waived to the grand jury before Justice A. S. Reed on Wednesday after resist ing Patrolmen Condon and Buka cek who sought to arrest him on August 8. Bond was set at 500 dollars. Blake was finishing a county jail sentence when the incident occurred.

Paul Blake Condon Bukacek A. S. Reed Blake

Ladies Auxiliary Presents Home Talent Play Friday

The Ladies auxiliary of the Un employed Progressive league hosts a home talent play Friday at 8 p m in the old city auditorium. Admission is free and donors of clothing magazines and newspapers from the league’s collection are especially invited to attend.

Unemployed Progressive League Old City

Margaret Chapin Hurt In Fall At McGregor

Mrs. Margaret Chapin, 80, of 2306 Upland Drive SE, was brought to St. Luke's hospital after falling on a McGregor porch Tuesday afternoon, suffering a fractured hip. She remains hospitalized for several weeks.

Margaret Chapin Upland Drive St. Luke's Hospital McGregor

Aimee To Address Local Luncheon Clubs Thursday

Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton the Los Angeles evangelist and founder of the Four Square Gospel movement will speak at an all city club luncheon Thursday noon at the Hotel Roosevelt under Lions club auspices. Cedar Rapids luncheon clubs invite members to attend.

Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton Los Angeles Four Square Gospel Movement Hotel Roosevelt Lions Club Cedar Rapids

Swartzendruber Descendants Mark 100th Arrival Anniversary

A reunion of Jacob Swartzendruber's descendants and his step-sons Daniel and Jacobo Gingerich was held at Sharon Park on Saturday to mark the 100th anniversary of their arrival in America. About eleven hundred people attended.

Kalona Jacob Swartzendruber Daniel Jacobo Gingerich Sharon Park America

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