Helen Hallenbeck Becomes Bride of Quentin Podendorf
Miss Helen Hallenbeck daughter of Mrs F M Hallenbeck 1050 Third avenue SE wed Quentin J Podendorf son of Mr and Mrs J Podendorf of Little Sioux Iowa Tuesday evening at the bride’s brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Harry B Robinson 515 Twenty third street SE The Rev Ermil B Frye Trinity Methodist church officiated before about forty guests on the Robinson lawn with pink rose archway garden baskets and decorative lights The bride wore white satin with lace yoke puffed sleeves and a short veil bouquets flowers and a three tiered cake for the reception in pink and white decor Out of town guests and home to be 320 Twelfth Street SE after a one week honeymoon Nebraska attendance by Podendorf parents and other relatives who will reside in Sioux City Iowa for Mr Podendorf a pharmacist at Dan Novak Pharmacy and Mrs Podendorf a Washington High School graduate and bank transit dept veteran The couple will reside in Sioux City Iowa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hallenbeck
F. M. Hallenbeck
Third Avenue SE
Quentin J. Podendorf
J. Podendorf
Little Sioux
Harry B. Robinson
Twenty-third Street
Ermil B. Frye
Trinity Methodist Chorch
Robinson Home
Louise Haéenbeck
Podendorf
Lawrence Glasser
Flora Mae Robinson
Jerome Kriz
Mary Chalmers
Janesville
Wis
Laura
Bernita May
Marion
Nebraska
Merchants National Bank
College of Pharmacy
University of Iowa
Social Guests Span Cities in Midweek Visits
Mr and Mrs F W Ely and relatives hosted and visited in Chicago and Hudson New York as guests in the Charles F Ely home and the Ely residence. Guests included Mr and Mrs William G Winslow, Mr Winslow a brother of F W Ely, and their niece Miss Winslow alongside A A Garthoff and sons from Omaha. Others from Hudson, N Y were on a Taos motor trip and included Miss Carrie Winslow, Miss Anna King, Miss Ruth Jessup, and Miss Sarah Scuitto. Charles Jr and Mrs C F Ely were hosted by A Harms in Garden Drive SE for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F W Ely
William G Winslow
C F. Ely
Charles, Jr
Chicago
Charles F. Ely
Winslow
Washington Avenue SE
Hudson N. Y
A A Garthoff
Raymond
Stanley
Omaha
Carrie Winslow
Anna King
Ruth Jessup
Sarah Scuitto
Hudson, N
Taos
Miss Winslow
Ely
C. F Ely
A. Harms
Garden Drive
Mrs Weimar Visits Haase Family in City
Mrs William Weimar of Philadelphia and her son and daughter have returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs H L Haase at 515 Thirty fourth Street NE. Recent business visitors to Mr Haase included R C Harris of Denver and Bill Pettus of Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Weimar
Philadelphia
H. L. Haase
Thirty-fourth Street
Mr. Haase
R. Oc, Harris
Denver
Bill Pettus
Colorado Springs
Johnsons Return From Fort Dodge Visit
Mrs. Chester F Johnson and her daughter Donna Jeanne have returned home after a five week visit with friends and relatives in Fort Dodge and other towns. Mr Johnson drove to Fort Dodge to join them on their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester F Johnson
Washington Avenue
Donna Jeanne
Fort Dodge
Mr Johnson
It Won’t Be Long Now A Woman Seeks Escape In Movies
A weary woman grows fed up with her home and plans to escape by going to the movies in the morning. The line hints at a turning moment as she seeks solace and new routine away from daily confines.
Visit of Hamblins from Bedford to Wolvertons
Mr and Mrs A W Hamblin of Bedford and their daughters Dora Jane Henry and Mary visit Dr and Mrs B F Wolverton at 2159 Blake boulevard SE. The Hamblins are en route home from a vacation at the Okoboji lakes. Mrs Hamblin and Mrs Wolverton are sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Wolverton
Blake Boulevard
A. W. Hamblin
Bedford
Dora Jane Henry
Mary
Hamblins
Okoboji Lakes
Hamblin
Mrs. Wolverton
Four Minneapolis women return from Hartwick Lake visit
Miss Mary Winslow Miss Martha Beardsley Miss Esther Yothers and Miss Josephine Krogsted, guests of the Beardsleys, will return today from Hartwick Lake where they spent several days at the Winslow cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Winslow
Martha Beardsley
Esther Yothers
Josephine Krogsted
Minneapolis
Beardsley
Hartwick Lake
Winslow Cottage
Mrs Winslow Hosts Bridge Luncheon at Country Club
Mrs E F Winslow entertained members of her bridge club at a luncheon this noon at the Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F Winslow
Linden Drive
Bridge Club
Mrs Witwer Plans Week Visit to Charlevoix Michigan
Mrs Frank Witwer of 320 Crescent street SE will loft Tuesday evening for Charlevoix Michigan to visit Mrs George B Douglas and Mrs George J Jaeger Jr. She plans to be away for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Witwer
Crescent Street
Loft
Charlevoix
Mich
George B Douglas
George J. Jaeger, Jr
Killians Plan Eastward Trip After Stay in City
Mrs Edward Killian and her son Gerald left Wednesday for Toledo Ohio after spending the weekend with Mr and Mrs Richard Killian at 2348 Blake boulevard SE They will continue eastward from Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Killian
Gerald
Toledo
Ohio
Richard Killian
Blake Boulevard
Killians
Frye couple honored at Trinity Methodist picnic
The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Ermil B. Frye were honored at a Bever Park pavilion picnic hosted by Trinity Methodist church friends. About thirty six families attended and a gift was presented to the honored guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ermil B. Frye
Trinity Methodist Church
Bever Park
Mrs Kibler Visiting Kibler Family in Washington
Mrs Frank Kibler of Los Angeles is a guest in the home of her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs G L Kibler at 1104 K street SW in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kibler
Los Angeles
G. L. Kibler
K Street
East Side WC YT U met at Mrs Herman home
Mrs Henry Herman hosted East Side WC YT U at 1900 Johnson Avenue NW Tuesday. Mrs J W Zook reported on the Aug 9 county convention. Mrs Lucetta McCain led devotions and the yearbook was reviewed. The group earned 297 points for efficiency. Hazel Compton reported, and delegates were named for the state convention in October. A pearl medal contest is set for Monday at Grande Avenue United Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Herman
Johnson Avenue
East Side
J W Zook
Lucetta McCain
Hazel Compston
W H Bontrager
Grande Avenue United Presbyterian Church
Waln family holds third annual reunion at Clarksville
About thirty four members attended the Waln reunion Sunday with a picnic dinner and a business meeting led by C A Waln of Clarksville. Re-elected were president Mr Waln and secretary-treasurer Mrs Jessie Waln while Mrs Rose Huyzilett of La Porte City was re elected corresponding secretary. The 1935 meeting will be at Clarksville on the third Sunday in August. Telegrams from the Wain families in Salem Oregon and Mrs Sam Cross of Cambridge Ohio were read. George E Wain senior of Cedar Rapids was the oldest attendee and Ronald Wain of Oberlin Ohio was the youngest. the Oberlin family of George E Wain Jr. traveled the greatest distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waln
C A Waoln
Clarksville
Jessie Waln
Rose Huyzilett
la Porte City
A T Wain
Salem
Ore
Sam Cross
Cambridge, Ohio
George E. Wain, Sr
Cedar Rapids
Ronald Wain
Oberlin Ohio
George E. Wain, Jr
Oberlin
Ohio
Former Camp Fire members host party at Miss Smiths home
Former Camp Fire group members and their guardian attended a party at the south of the city residence of Miss Onalee Smith. Guests enjoyed a picnic supper and games. Attendees included Miss Gladys Salace Miss Dorothy Lockeridee Miss Thetis Holmes Miss Nama Holmes Miss Grate Kovar Miss Dorothy Hampton Miss Mildred Cargill Miss Georgia Wearding and Mrs. E B Rohn. Miss Smith plans to depart soon for Davenport to take a secretarial course at Brown's Business College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onalee Smith
Gladys Salace
Dorothy Lockeridee
Thetis Holmes
Nama Holmes
Grate Kovar
Dorothy Hampton
Mildred
Cargill
Georgia Wearding
E B. Rohn
Smith
Davenport
Brown's Business College
Baldwin Visit By Baldwin and Ottsen Relates Home Return
Lieut WA Baldwin and Lieut Kenneth Ottsen arrived Tuesday evening to visit Frank B Baldwin and wife at 1645 Wildwood Drive NF after spending two weeks at Fort Snelling in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Baldwin
Wildwood Drive
Lieut
WA. Baldwin
Kenneth Ottsen
Iwch
Fort Snelling
Minnesota
Daly Dozer Cub Honours ADS Leader at Luncheon
Members of the Daly Dozer Cub honoured ADS Fea Shawn of Linea Neb at a luncheon held Tuesday in the Subway tea room. Mrs Shawn, a former member, attended the event and received praise from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merhers
Daly Dozer
Fea Shawn
Linea Neb
Subway Tea Room
Shawn
Mer Ber
Marion woman hosts luncheon at Cedar Rapids Country Club
Mrs. J. T. Grayston of Marion entertained at a Tuesday noon luncheon at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. Out-of-town guests honored were Mrs. Lynette Smith of Huston Texas and Mrs. A. W Hamblin of Bedford. Eight guests attended the luncheon after which bridge was played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Grayston
Marion
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Lynette Smith
Huston
Texas
A. W Hamblin
Bedford
Mrs Chadima Hosts Luncheon for Spokane Guest
Mrs Lester C Chaodima of 2250 Washington avenue SE entertained at her home this noon with a luncheon honoring Miss Mary Ainsle of Spokane Washington who was a guest in the Chadima home. Twelve guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester C. Chaodima
Washington Avenue
Mary Ainsle
Spokane
Wash
Chadima
Harman Harmon Family Association Holds Fifth Convention
The fifth annual Harman Harmon Family Association convention will be Sunday at Bever Park in the large pavilion. Harmons and variants of the family name are invited with their families to attend bringing picnic items and any family history notes. Plans for expansion in the coming year are under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harman-Harmon Family Association
Bever Park
al Harmans, Harmons, Hermans, Herrmanns
Miss Wanda Beery to Wed Harold J Murray August 23
A fruit and vegetable shower, the last pre nuptial party, honored Miss Wanda Beery whose Aug 23 marriage to Harold J Murray was announced. Mrs Joe A Walsh Mrs Charles T Martin and Miss Inez Murray hosted a bridge evening with guests and a miniature garden decor featuring fruit and vegetable dolls and silver salt and pepper shakers dressed as train bearers. Notable guests included Miss Wilma Cunningham Mrs Frank Kopecky and others from Atlanta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Beery
Harold J. Murray
Mr. Murray
Joe A. Walsh
Charles T Martin
Inez Murray
Wilma Cunningham
Frank Kopecky
Ambrose O’brien
Ross Clem
Ray Gorman
Jack Walsh
Martin Kelly
Marvin Ten
Walter Schultz
Pat MaEnany
Charles Sullivan
Wesley Ruth
Atlanta
Ribble Reception Honoring E J Weis Jr at Rosemont Gardens
Mr and Mrs Roy R Ribble hosted a reception at their Rosemont Gardens home to honor Mr and Mrs E J Weis Jr. The decorated venue featured gladiolus and asters with pink and white luncheon decor. Guests included Wels family members Theresa Jean Low Palo and others from Marion Bertram Shellsburg Atkins and Palo with extended family attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy R. Ribble
Rosemont Gardens
E. J. Weis
Avenue
M. Ster
Wels
Theresa Wels
Jean Wels
Low Wels
Marion
L. H. Wels
Everette
Graham McFarlane
Katharine
Donald
Palo
Charles Beatty
Mae
Charles
Ed Beatty
Shellsburg
Byron Wetzel
Fern
Olive
Iva Mae
Pauline
Bertram
John Lensch
Betty
Leslie
Atkins
Weigle Visits Prof Scarbro in Brookings and Daughters Reunion
L G Weigle of 1501 Avenue NE returned from a week in Brookings S D with Prof P J Scarbro. He reunited with five daughters Neva Benton Cedar Rapids Euln Hiland Ames Nina Griffin Council Bluffs Zern Gaston Rhinelander Wis and Hazel Scarbro Brookings. He traveled by car and was joined to Omaha by Miss Anna McCurley who stayed there briefly before return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Weigle
Avenue NE
P. J. Scarbro
Brookings
S. D
Weigle
Neva Benton
Cedar Rapids
Euln Hiland
Ames
Nina Griffin
Council Bluffs
Zern Gaston
Rhinelander
Wis
Hazel Scarbro
South Dakota
Omaha
Anna McCurley
Mrs Lillian Irvine Hosts Relatives At NE Street Home
Guests of Mrs Lillian Irvine at 421 Thirty-fourth Street NE include her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs M E Whitmer and Mrs Mable Rorick of Wilton with her daughter Jean Ann. Mrs Rorick is Mrs Irvine's daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Irvine
Thirty-fourth Street
M. E. Whitmer
Mable Rorick
Wilton
Jean Ann
Rorick
Irvine
Local Club and Lodge Meetings and Social Events
Fidelity Juveniles lodge 106 meets Friday 7 30 pm at 838 First Ave NE for business and social hour with dancing. Cedar Rapids Bunny Card Club hosts a 2 pm card party Thursday at Moose Hall with 500 and prizes. Auxiliary to ITA of M meets Thursday 8 pm in Labor Temple Room 4. Security Benefit holds 7 45 pm Moose Hall meeting followed by 500 games and prizes. Pythian Sisters breakfast Friday 9 am at Bever Park pavilion. reservations via Mrs Curran and Mrs Galbraith by Thursday noon. Queen of the West No 2 Ladies Society meets Thursday 7 32 pm at OO F hall. Progressive Circle of Carrie Moranns operates new pavilion between Friday 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Juveniles
Fidelity Life Association
First Avenue NE
Bunny Card Club
Cedar Rapids
Moose Hall
Security Benefit Association
Bever Park
Guy Curran
I L. Galbraith
Bethany Congregational
Bethany Congregational Ladies Aid Society
Roy Forney
Ellis Park
Anna Meka Weds Joseph A Croulik in Solon
Miss Anna Meka daughter of Mr and Mrs John Meka of Solon married Joseph A Croulik son of Mr and Mrs Antone Croulik of Oxford at St Pauls Methodist church in a double ring ceremony Read by Rev J P Van Horn with zinnias and gindioli from Mrs Crouliks garden Organist Helen Little Hickman played Bridal Chorus and Mendelssohn for recessional Bride wore Alencon lace dress and cuff turban veil with lace edges Best man Frank Vikel of Iowa City The Croulikes will reside in Oxford Ia with Leona Croulik as bridesmaid and Henrietta Frauenholtz as ring bearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Meka
John Meka
Solon
Joseph A. Croulik
Antone Croulik
Oxford
St. Paul's Methodist Church
J. P. van Horn
Zinnias
Gindioli
Social News Highlighting Fairfax Wedding Plans and Local Parties
Miss Helen Hoadley and Frank Holets of Fairfax will wed in September, celebrated at a Marion party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bragg. Bridge prizes went to Mr. and Mrs. John Clay as guests, with gifts for the honorees. Earlier, Miss Hoadley’s sisters hosted a party at the Hoadley home with pink and white decorations, prizes to Mrs. Leland Taylor and Mrs. Charles Selzer, and a list of attendees. The Mack sisters entertained Kitty Mack’s upcoming marriage to James Chiodini with a miscellaneous shower and Bunco prizes for several guests, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hoadley
Frank E. Holets
Fairfax
Albert Bragg
Marion
John Clay
Hoadley
First Avenue W
Leland Taylor
Norway
Charles Selzer
Cedar Rapids
Herbert Headey
Bess Wilson
Eva Lois Waters
Helen Hibnes
Josephine Marek
Fullerton
Dorotha Roberts
Lenore
Frances Mack
Kitty Mack
James Chiodini
Bunco
Florence Lefinger
Ted Sermak
Mildred Sedgwick
T. Foster
Nadine Patterson
Faye Mack
F. J. Mack
Cedar Rapids Girls Attend Pi Beta Phi Tea in Iowa City
About ten Cedar Rapids girls planning to enter the University of Iowa this fall attended a Tuesday tea in Iowa City hosted by Pi Beta Phi sorority members and alumnae. Ane Atal was held on the sun Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Sun Union
Moultons and Miss Beddow Visit Pope Family in Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs P S Moulton of Omaha and their daughter Genevieve with Miss Betty Beddow of Winfred S D spent Tuesday visiting in the home of Mr and Mrs C A Pope at 1840 Fourth Avenue SE The Moultons are returning home after a trip to Chicago where they attended the World's fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. S. Moulton
Omaha
Genevieve
Betty Beddow
Winfred
S. D
C. A. Pope
Fourth Avenue SE
Moultons
Chicago
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 788 Picnic at Thornwood
Two hundred members and families of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 788 and its auxiliary gathered at Thornwood for the annual picnic. Dinner was served at 1 30 p.m. Afternoon games included a Siamese twin race won by Mrs. Vohaska and Mr. Shear and a suitcase race won by Mrs. Kadlee and Mr. Vilasek. In the late afternoon, dancing accompanied by the VFW orchestra followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 788
Thornwood
Vohaska
Shear
Kadlee
Vilasek
V. F W. Orchestra
Mrs Tanner Visiting Miles City Family
Mrs Lillian Tanner of Miles City Montana is spending a month with Mr and Mrs M L Kirkman at 1713 Blake Boulevard SE Mrs Kirkman left this morning for Los Angeles to visit her daughter Mrs Ada I Moore and plans to be away a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Tanner
Miles City
Mont
M. L. Kirkman
Blake Boulevard
Miss La Vonne Goddard Visits Clin ton Family
Miss La Vonne Goddard of Clinton spent Tuesday afternoon visiting for a week at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Allender at 1717 Seventh Avenue SE. She is a guest of the Allenders daughter Betty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Vonne Goddard
Clinton
Robert Allender
Seventh Avenue SE
Mrs. Allender
Betty
Mrs Fern Murphy Visits Relatives in De Quincy Area
Mrs Murphy of De Quincy La visits her aunt Mrs Virginia Clark at 1310 Second Avenue SE. She is also niece to Mrs Laura Rutan of 118 Ninth Street NW J F Houx of 501 Third Avenue SW and C G Houx of 1517 Fifth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Murphy
de Quincy
Virginia Clark
Second Avenue SE
Murphy
Laura Rutan
Ninth Street NW
J Ff Houx
Third Avenue SW
C. G. Houx
Fifth Avenue SE
Mrs Hopkins Leaves Cedar Rapids for Vancouver Visit
Mrs M M Hopkins of 803 Fifteenth Street SE left Tuesday for Vancouver British Columbia to visit her son Roy Hopkins and his family, former Cedar Rapids residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M M Hopkins
Fifteenth Street
Vancouver
B C
Roy Hopkins
Cedar Rapids
Calvary Baptist Women Plan All Day Meeting at Mrs Nelson Minor’s
Calvary Baptist Church Women’s Missionary Society will meet at 3375 Third Avenue SE for an all day session. Members should assemble at the church at 10 a.m. and bring gifts for the summer Christmas tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist
Woman's Missionary Society of Calvary Baptist Church
Nelson Minor
Third Avenue SE
Central Park church notices set for Thursday and Friday meals
The Central Park Presbyterian Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at First Evangelical church while Gamma Delta Sigma and Phi Delta Sigma plan a Friday picnic at 6 p.m. at the Bachman home on Lincoln highway east. Transportation is available via Frank Danberg or Rev I L Baumgartner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels Park
Ladies Aid of
Daneeis Park
First Evangelical
Gamma Delta Sigma
First Evangelical Church
Phi Delta Sigma
Charles G. Bachman
Lincoln Highway
Bachman
Midway
Frank Danberg
I. L. Baumgartner
Delegates chosen by Hanford post for Legion convention
Twenty four delegates and an equal number of alternates were named by Hanford post to represent at the state American Legion convention in Sioux City September 3 to 5. The election occurred at a fish fry and picnic in Sokol park with 24 delegates and 24 alternates listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanford Post
American Legion
Sioux City
Sokol Park
Leo J. Custer
C. B. Robbins
Henry Haegg
FP. A. Ahring
Edward A. Kopp
H. H. Wage
Charles Marousek
Bruce West
James P. Winn
Johnny Fryrear
B. D. Silliman
Gilbert Martin
George Liddle
Harry S. Johnson
Louis Schirm
Frank Willams
Emil Levsen
Fred Poyneer
Lial D. Ross
Charles Custer
Robert Vesely
James Yuill
William Redmond
Frank N. Stepanek
John Battin
Roy Decker
Roy Vrba
Harry Gunderson
Earl Coffing
Joe Suma
Frank Hahn
Chris Beck
Floyd Mosbure
Fred Parrish
A. R. Menary
Harvey Lodge
Joe Petrus
Robert Vinch
Walter Kansky
Edwin Trusty
Vince Kofron
Ed Earl
S. J Semerad
Norman Bleakley
Wiliam Broulik
Murray Robertson
Louis Eichmeyer
Credit Unions For Little Man Planned In Washington
The Farm Credit Administration promotes credit unions to aid small borrowers. Under the federal act, unions are cooperative thrift lenders. Members buy $5 shares and may borrow up to $200 or 10 percent of the union’s capital. Loans up to $50 require only a note as security. higher loans need collateral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farm Credit Administration
Federal Credit Union Act
William S. Myers
Claude R. Orchard
Omaha
Herbert Emmerich
Myers
Federal
One Killed And 7 Injured In Crash Near Cumberland
A two-vehicle crash four miles north of Cumberland, Iowa, left Ross Lang dead and seven injured, two seriously. Grover King of Atlantic was at the wheel of one car and suffered burns and head injuries. his son Virgil, 16, had severe facial and bodily injuries. They were hospitalized in Atlantic. The second vehicle was driven by Ernest Weichman with Aman da Weichman, Walter Tibkin, and Tibkin’s two daughters, all treated for cuts at Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Ross Lang
Atlantic
Here
Lang
Grover King
King
Virgil
Jones Hospital
Ernest Weichman
Wiota
Amanda
Walter Tibkin
Tibkin
New Deal Christmas Gifts Turning Green Says Sen Dickinson
Chicago AP Senator L J Dickinson of Iowa, GOP campaign chair, assailed the New Deal in a Tuesday night speech claiming its Christmas gifts are turning green. He blamed the NRA for labor unrest and cited ongoing economic decline since July 1933, predicting two Maine congressional wins for Republicans and warning of harm to the American merchant marine. He also attributed Wallace support for foreign ships carrying much of the country’s cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
L. J. Dickinson
Iowa
Republican Campaign
Santa Claus
NRA
Congress
Maine
Wallace
Sleeves Show Varied fullness in fall fashion silhouettes
Fashion notes highlight simple shoulders and soft fullness below the shoulder, with elbow and wrist emphasis. Variations include cuffs, tucks, shirring, and raglan styles, plus deeper armholes for informal dresses and a trend toward straight, tight sleeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foote
Mind and Morality in Science Answers
A 1931 interview-style piece surveys psychology views on punishment for parents, gender differences in interests, and the idea of a fighting instinct. It cites Dr. Clair Armstrong and Dr. Knight Dunlap, arguing society bears responsibility for youth crimes and that differences between men and women in interest and aggression are not strongly supported by evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claircette P. Armstrong
Knight Dunlap
Marriage of Nadine Mall and George Mouchka in Belle Plaine
Nadine Mall daughter of Mr and Mrs C B Mall wed George Mouchka son of Mr and Mrs Wesley Mouchka Saturday at the First Congregational parsonage with Rev Wintor Lee officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Chaves Mowchin, brother and sister of the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Plaine
Nadine Mall
C B Mall
George Mouchka
Wesley Mouchka
First Congregational
Wintor Lee
Chaves Mowchin
Sis Vlerean-Lloy
Will Rogers on dictators and Mussolini school of power
Will Rogers humorously critiques dictatorships and Mussolini's influence. He jokes that European leaders, including Austria's chancellor, visit Mussolini to learn control methods. The note imagines Rex Tugwell studying at a Mussolini academy, satirically warning against authoritarianism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hmsinking
Manchukuo
Austria
Mussolini
Benito
America
Rex Tugwell
Mussolini Academy
Meet At Dysart On Plans Extending Highway 212
A county line road meeting in Dysart promoted extending highway 212 through southern Black Hawk County to Waterloo. Attendees included representatives from Waterloo Elberon and Belle Plaine, supervisors from Black Hawk Tama and Benton, and engineers from Tama and Black Hawk counties. Frank Jensen and R L Ross were named chairman and secretary. A committee to press the state highway commission on the project was formed with Jensen Tama Lambert Waterloo Hoxle Black Hawk Burrows Belle Plaine Snow Benton Rathensberger Victor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dysart
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Elberon
Belle Plaine
Black Hawk
Tama
Benton
Frank Jensen
R. L. Ross
State Highway Commission
C. Lambert
Tama County
Mr Thompson
Earl Hoxle
O C Burrows
Mr. Snow
Benton County
Charles Rathensberger
Victor
Death of Former Stanwood Resident Mrs Hannah Maley
Mrs Hannah Maley 67 a former Stanwood resident died in Chicago Monday. Born near Stanwood she was daughter of Clem and Betsy Hart. She married Ed Maley in 1885 and later moved to Chicago. Survived by son Lloyd, daughter Mrs Clarence Mahlberg of Chicago, and brother Ervin Hart of Olin. Funeral held in Chicago and burial services to be held in Stanwood at 2:30 p.m. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanwood
Chicago
Hannah Maley
Clem
Betsy Hart
Ed Maley
Lloyd
Clarence Mahlberg
Ervin Hart
Olin
New Arch Plotter Seen In Robbery At Brooklyn Bar
A high value armored truck theft in Brooklyn’s Sheepshead Bay area involved 10 to 14 men who fled with about unprecedented cash sums. Empty bags stamped Federal Reserve and Brooklyn Manhattan Transit were found beneath vending machines at Finnerty’s bar on Emmons Avenue. Investigators link the gang to swift cars and speedboats, with possible ties to past hijackings and organized crime networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finnerty
Emmons Avenue
Sheepshead Bay
Brooklyn
Frankie Yale
Vannie Higgins
Yale
Federal Reserve
Manhattan
Phil Clare
Finnerty’s
United States Trucking Corporation
New York
John Dillinger
Chicago
Rebel Ice Corporation
Bay Nineteenth Street
Cropsey Avenue
Dearborn Street
Receiver sale of seasonal property at Cedar Rapids Sash and Door
The Cedar Rapids Sash and Door Company offers for sale at its Factory a complete line of merchandise including SUMMER glass windows doors mouldings and more. Interested parties may inspect and submit best offers for oak by September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Sash and Door Company
Cedar Rapids
Also Mentioned on This Page
Quentin Podendorf
Johnsons
Lile
Wolverton
Mrs. Winslow
Mrs, Witwer
Fryes
Kibler
Baldwin Jiome
Mrs. Chadima
Mary Ainslie
Dakota
Mrs. Irvine
Clubs
Y. A
ITA
Labor Temple
Queen OF the West
Tadies
Carrie Moranns
DR Twins
Anna
Meka
Miss Hoadley
MR. Holets
Miss Mack
C. A. Popes
Vv. F. W. Picnic
Kirkman
Louisiana
Central Park
Little Man
New Deal
Sen. Dickinson
Amos Parrish
York
EA Toe
Albert Coward Wiggam
Will Rogers
Will
NORGE
Luberger
Cedar Rapins Sasic and
Doga Company
James C Loomis
Craven
Pinter
2Nd St
Grand Ave
Locust
Des Moines
1St St
Mason Cir
Nebraska St .Swar City Air Ground
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