Tennis Tourney Guests In Local Homes
East ern Iowa Tennis tournament at Cedar Rapids Country Club draws visiting women players from Des Moines. Notable guests include Miss Dorothy Day with Miss Patricia Burkhalter, and Miss Kath erine Pearlman hosted at the Hotel Montrose with Yale Pearlman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Dorothy Day
Des Moines
Patricia Burkhalter
Crescent Street
Diane Southern
Leola Anderson
Helen Hanson
Frances Eby
First Avenue NE
Marion Hunting
First Avenue
Dorothy Oppenheim
Hetty Butler
Katherine Pearlman
Yale Pearlman
Montrose
Fourteenth Avenue Birthday Theater Party for Sydney Cornell
Sydney Joan Cornell celebrated her fourth birthday with a theater style party at 1708 Eighth Avenue SE. Kenneth Cornell hosted as the Playground Commission furnished winter sport film from Canada and a Resoptable Junele Pool. Philip Wilhelm acted as storyteller. guests included John Hoover Nedra McNabney Chester Wetzel Patsy Kopecky Norma Donna Bob Klein Susan Jim Walter Willis Jacus Betsy Bob Fontana and Philip Wilhelm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little
Sydney
Joan Cornell
Kenneth Cornell
Eighth Avenue SE
Canada
Cornell
Playground Commission
Philip Wilhelm
Sydney Joan
John Hoover
Nedra McNabney
Chester Wetzel
Patsy Ko
Birthday Dinner Hosted by Boynton Family
A dinner party honored Douglas Boynton on his birthday hosted Wednesday evening by Mr and Mrs E P Boynton and Miss Adelia at the Boynton home 2935 Blake boulevard SE. Twelve guests attended and bridge followed dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Boynton
E P Boynton
Adelia
Boynton
Blake Boulevard
Social luncheon and bridge session in Davenport visitors
Miss Edith Knox hosted a luncheon at 350 Pleasant Drive SE for Miss Betty Cochran of Davenport and Miss Annabelle Bar of New Rochelle NY who visit Miss Louise Porter at 357 Woodland Drive SE. Following the meal, friends joined for bridge. Mr and Mrs E J Larimer and daughter Helen left by motor for Hackensack. Margaret Larimer, on staff at Camp Holiday, will join them next week. Dripps Dunlap reunion planned at Rose Garden Ells Park at 12 Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Knox
Pleasant Drive
Betty Cochran
Davenport
Annabelle Bar
New Rochelle
Louise Porter
Woodland Drive
E J Larimer
Fifth Avenue SE
Helen
Hackensack
Margaret Larimer
Rose Garden
Ells Park
Traveling Man Endorses All-Bran
A traveling man, Mr B Pollard of Marion NC, praises Kellogg's All-Bran for curing his constipation. He notes constant travel caused digestive issues, and he endorses the cereal to others suffering similarly. The letter extols All-Bran as beneficial and compares it favorably to pills, urging readers to buy at local grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. ¥. Pollard
Marion
Fernacy
Ie Regia Battle
Beauty Shop Ad Claims Restorative Massage Service
An old Gazette Want Ad for a beauty parlor promises tired patrons relief through massage by a “competent beauty operator.” It urges readers to visit the shop, claiming the service opens clogged pores and revives nerves, and to call for an appointment today.
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Gazette
Borschel Family Reunion Highlights Iowa City Park Event
The eighth annual Borschel family reunion drew over 100 attendees in Iowa City Park. E F Borschel and wife celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary as relatives from Cedar Rapids, West Branch, Tipton, Waterloo, and Milan joined a large gathering with numerous family names appearing in the guest list.
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Borschel
Iowa City Park
Iowa City
E. F. Borschel
Washington Avenue
Charles Sninden
George Parsons
West Liberty
Clyde Jacob
Minneapolis
Charles Gay
Hartwick
Bert Baumgartner
Esther
Frank Miller
George Miller
Charles Miller
Carrie Parsons
Edward Parsons
Gerald
Robert Donahue
Eugene Parsons
Morse
Laws Mottet
J E E. Selby
West Branch
Ivan Taylor
Will Stuff
Earl] Linn
Tipton
J R Case
Mildred
Waterloo
Luther Parks
Jennie Otto
Brooklyn
Floyd Johnston
Chelsea
Cedar Rapids
EF Borschel
Marie Elyn
Ardell
Sally Lou
Harry Borschel
Kenneth
Lena Borschel
Hugh Rick
Dorothy Elmer Parsons
Roe Doughiss
Ray Elston
Mabel Yeumen
Local Women In Qualifying Round Of Bridge Tourney
Cedar Rapids bridge players report results from the state championship qualifier at Clear Lake. Low scorers were Mrs. Carl Jordan and Mrs. Frank Byers. fourth north and south were Mrs. George Beattie and Mrs M o Reiff. Fourth east and west were Mrs Van Vechten Shaffer and Mrs Weaver Witwer. Beattie and Reiff won their first match Wednesday evening and advance to the semifinal round. Miss Jean Sinclair, teaching in Palo Alto, California, visited her mother in Marion and plans to teach in Osage this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Clear Lake
Carl Jordan
Frank Byers
George Beattie
M O. Reiff
van Vechten Shaffer
Weaver Witwer
Beattie
Reiff
Jean Sinclair
Miss Harker
Palo Alto
Calif
F M . Sinclair
Marion
Turner Hosts Dinner Party For Visiting Guests
Mr and Mrs David Turner of 301 Twenty-third Street SE entertain their guests Mr and Mrs John N Dyer and their son Richard from Vincennes Indiana who arrived Wednesday and will stay through the weekend. They plan a dinner party Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Turner
Twenty-third Street
John N Dyer
Richard
Vincennes
Ind
Turner
Mrs Cuyler Hosts Bridge Club at Butterfly Room
Mrs E T Cuyler entertained bridge club members Thursday at the Butterfly tea room. First prize went to Miss Vara Bowman, second to Miss Josephine Patton, with Miss Mildred Hadley earning consolation. Other members include Miss Florence Reese, Virginian Stanek, Ann Kriz, Dorothy Hrdlick, and out of town guest Miss Alyce Lechty of Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E T Cuyler
Bridge Club
Butterfly Tea Room
Vara Bowman
Josephine Patton
Mildred Hadley
Florence Reese
Virginian Stanek
Ann Kriz
Dorothy Hrdlick
Alyce Lechty
Iowa City
Family trip brings Mr and Mrs French home from Chicago
Mr and Mrs Walter French and their two sons James and Jack returned Thursday from a week in Chicago with Mrs French’s brother James Rolf and Mr French’s mother and sister. Mrs French’s nephew Allan Rolf accompanied them after spending four weeks in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter French
Meadowbrook Drite SE
Thei
James
Jack
Chicago
Mrs W H Cleary Hosts Grandsons Birthday Party
Mrs W H Clears of 399 Twenty second street SE entertains this summer with grandson David Cleary hosting a small birthday party on Thursday afternoon. Attendees include Billy Cleary Donald Deamer Peter Sehwin Donald Sehwin Barbara Spickard from Detroit Mich Mary Yount of Menominee and Nancy Clemons of Minneapolis.
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W H. Clears
David
Billy Cleary
Donald Deamer
Peter
Donald Sehwin
Barbara Spickard
Detroit
Mich
Mary Yount
Menomomesis
Nancy Clemons
Minneapolis
Mrs A G Ruddlesdin Hosts Friendship Club Breakfast
Mrs A G Ruddlesdin at 1209 Center Point Road NE entertained members of the Friendship club at 2 breakfast on Wednesday mornings. Members include Mrs A M Nobiett Mrs TF Vo Quass Mrs William Hoffer Mrs Ralph Moteji Mrs P M Andrie Mrs Ralph Ford Mrs E D Jack and Mrs Ruddlesdin.
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A G Ruddlesdin
Center Point Read
Friendship Club
A M = Nobiett
TF Vo Quass
William Hoffer
Ralph Moteji
P M Andrie
Ralph Ford
Jack
Ruddlesdin
Oliphant Annual Reunion Planned at Homestead Grove
The Oliphant annual reunion will be held Sunday in the grove on the Oliphant homestead, twelve mules north on No 11.
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Oliphant
No 11
Silliman Couple Headed for Milwaukee for Week
Mr and Mrs L M Silliman of 1952 Second Avenue SE left Wednesday for Milwaukee Wisconsin to spend a week. They shared a health tip about cucumbers noting cutting the top of the cucumber prevents any remaining poison from the fruit, which would wash out as soapy suds.
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L M Silliman
Second Avenue SE
Milwaukee
Wis
Mayor Declines To Commit On Truck License Fees
Mayor W. H. Stepanek refused to discuss Cedar Rapids city plans on truck license fees for street maintenance. He returned with Finance Commissioner Louis Burgus and City Attorney David G. Bleakley after a convention of the Iowa League of Municipalities. He suggested the league’s resolution fits smaller towns and that others remedy may be needed for first-class cities. The trio also visited Sioux City to study financing and unemployment relief methods during a three day trip.
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W. H. Stepanek
Cedar Rapids
Iowa League of Municipalities
Louis Burgus
David G. Bleakley
Stepanek
Burgus
Sioux City
Ask Vegetables Fruit To Be Used In Canning For Jobless Families
An Unemployment Gardens committee appeals for tomato, apple, cabbage or other garden produce for winter canning. Donors can notify Mrs. Lillian Landmesser, overseer of the poor, at 2 6131. She will arrange gathering and trucking to Cedar Rapids for canning by skilled local women for shut ins lacking summer gardens.
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Unemployment Gardens Committee
Lillian Landmesser
City Briefs and Personals Feature Highlights Local News
George Keogh of 420 Sixth Street SE is confined to home by illness. The Rev E Russell of the Church of the Nazarene in Cedar Rapids was elected vice-president of the state Young People's society at the Sioux City assembly. Advertisements note chicken dinner tickets and local ad sections for fresh produce under Good Things to Eat. A listed evening drive ad promotes a large basket event combining pleasure and profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Keogh
Sixth Street
Gazette
City Awards Permit for $2800 Otis Road Dwelling
J F Wazimoor of Otis road received a building permit Friday from the city department to erect a $2,800 dwelling on Otis road SE.
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J F Wazimoor
Otis Road
City Building Department
Rev Thomas H Newcomb to Preach at Local Church
The Rev Thomas H Newcomb of Pittsburgh will preach next Sunday at 11 am at the First United Presbyterian church on Third Avenue and Second Street SW. He and his family, along with Mr and Mrs Finley of Pittsburgh, are visiting at the home of the Rev Mr and Mrs W Greer McCrory.
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Thomas H Newcomb
United Presbyterian Church
Pittsburgh
First United Presbyterian Church
Third Avenue
Second Street
Speeders cited as mourners fill police court row
For the second day in succession speeders appeared in police court Friday morning. Louis C Rank was fined $id and costs or surrender his license for fifteen days, selecting the latter. George Dusck was fined $15 and costs. Shady Georere pled not guilty and will be tried Saturday.
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Louis C
M Avenue NE
George Dusck
Grande Avenue SE
Georere
Fourteenth Avenue SE
A N Watson Saturday Monday Specials Grocery Ad
A N Watson weekend sale lists 10 lb sugar at 42 cents with free purchase, 2 lb powdered coffee drive, multiple dairy items like butter at 20 to 23 cents, bacon at 17 cents, canned seafood and vegetables, olives, pickles, ketchup, coffee, and a wide array of staples. It includes flour, cereals, dried fruits, sugar, tea, coffee, and household goods with varied prices across dozens of items.
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Blue Valley
Bails Soda Cray
Colonial
Petersen's
Lee Colonial
Graham
Jersey
Pillsbury
Amana Graham
Robb Ross
Baker's
Inn
Big Ben
A&g
Alberta
Step by Step Instruction Diagrams With This Pattern by Anne Adams
Anne Adams presents pattern 2419 and 2435 fabrics for skirts and blouses. Sizes 14 to 20 and 32 to 40, with yardage for 39 inch fabric. Catalog offers 32 pages of chic fashions, lingerie, and kid patterns. Send 15 cents per pattern, 25 cents for catalog and pattern, Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department, New York City.
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Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette’ Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Cannibal Chief assistant editor dialogue
Captive newspaper man recalls his role before capture. The exchange reveals his position as managing editor and hints at the potential future title editor in chief as a taunting remark. The dialogue conveys power dynamics between the captor and captive in Hamburg.
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Hummel
Hamburg
Walker Hearing Delayed As Mayor Defends Ouster Probe
Mayor James J. Walker pressed his case in Albany arguing the drive to oust him is a Republican plot. He challenged the investigation led by Hofstadter and sought Supreme Court relief to pause the hearings as subpoenas target Macy and other GOP figures.
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Walker
Supreme Court Room
Roosevelt
Curtin
Russell T. Sherwood
Samuel Seabury
Hofstadter Committee
New York City
Sherwood
Curtain
Albany
WN. Y
James J. Walker
New York
W. Kingsland Macy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United State Supreme Court
Macy
Samuel Koenig
Samuel H. Hofstadter
Legislative
John Knight
State
Senate
William L. Ward
Westchester County
Walker W Westall
Seabury C. Mastick
Westchester
Fred Bradley
Erie County
John J Curtin
Coyote Scalp Slump Blamed On Price Cut
In Butte county California hunters filed 650 coyote scalps for bounty year, down from 900 the previous year. Officials say reducing the bounty from five dollars to two may have caused the depression in scalps.
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Oroville
Calif
Butte County
Policeman's Son Learns Music in Tit-Bits Quip
A gag from Tit-Bits has a policeman's son asking his father about beats and bars in a piece of music. The mother quips that asking a policeman about bars to the beat would have been clearer, highlighting a playful exchange on rhythm and policing.
Prohibition Madness in the Curtis Circle
A satirical People's Forum mocks Vice President Curtis for his stance on the Eighteenth Amendment and prohibition. The piece imagines Curtis as a teetotaler with a symbolic destiny among Indians, deploring liquor and mockingly predicting enforcement burdens from marshals and inspectors.
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Editor Gazette
Curtis
U.S
Charles Curtis
Leavenworth
Atlanta
Oklahoma
Dakota
Hoover
Roosevelt
Garner
Wet
Ciry
United States
Endicott Quota on Indian Residence Cited by Interior
In a brief note, W. I. Endicott states standing room is available for all enrolled Indians on the dry side of the Honor question. He adds Curtis should refer all anxious inquirers to the Secretary of the Interior for guidance, noting the Interior Secretary holds jurisdiction over the Indian’s personal interior.
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Curtis
Secretary of the Interior
W. I. Endicott
Governmental Economy Group To Be Headed By James Hubbell In Iowa
James W. Hubbell vice president of the Des Moines Chamber of Commerce was named Iowa chairman of a national group aiming to cut public spending. George W. Rossetter of Chicago announced the appointment and Hubbell will call a meeting of Iowa trade and commercial representatives to consider joining the movement.
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James Hubbell
Iowa
DES Moines
James W. Hubbel
Des Moines Chamber of Commerce
George W. Rossetter
Chicago
Hubbell
Fresno Voter's Ballot Cost County 22.50
Fresno county officials report the state primary ballot for the lone Liberty Party voter cost 22.50 dollars. To supply his party’s ballot officials bought one ream of paper and printed ten ballots, the minimum quantity allowed.
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Fresno
Calif
California
Liberty Party
Fresno County
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Oliphant Reunion
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