Rushing Tea Held by Kappa Kappa Gamma Iowa Group
In fall opening rush season sorority Kappa Kappa Gamma hosted a tea at Mrs Steuart Holmes home 369 Forest Drive SE. Local and out of town rushees from Waterloo Davenport and Iowa City attended with active members from Davenport Tow City and Waterloo. Guests included Miss Gertrude Heuck Miss Alice Margaret Halton and others. tea plans were arranged by Mrs Holmes Mrs S Ro Meek Miss Ruth Boyson and Miss Katherine Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Steuart Holmes
Forest Drive
Waterloo
Davenport
Iowa City
University of Iowa
RR. EF. Torstenson
Gertrude Heuck
Alice Margaret Halton
Wills Mercer
Louise Coast
Georgian McCollister
Eunice Howell
Ellen Ford
Tow City
Ro Bunsail
Holmes
S. Ro Meek
Ruth Boyson
Katherine Smith
Miss Margot Francis Visits Ramsey Family in Eldora
Miss Margot Francis of Eldora came last week to visit Mr and Mrs Addison J Ramsey at 225 Crescent Street SE. She will be a senior at the University of Illinois this fall and will remain here until school opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margot Francis
Eldora
Addison J. Ramsey
Crescent Street
Francis
Illinois
Toronto Woman Arrives for Visit with Aunt in City
Miss Jeanette Johnson of Toronto Canada will arrive Wednesday to visit her aunt Miss Lelia Johnson at 1100 First Avenue East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Johnson
Toronto
Canada
Lelia Johnson
First Avenue
Guests Gather at Friedlein Home on Fourth Avenue SE
Sunday guests included Harold Ho Reinecke of Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs Harold Finch and daughter Carol Joyce. Mr and Mrs Fred J Friedlein. Mrs Julia Schole, all from Guttenbere. William F Reinecke of Manchester. Mr and Mrs L S Reinecke of Cedar Rapids. Mr and Mrs Allen Weller of Columbia Missouri. Mrs Weller’s aunt Mrs Arthur A Taylor. Mr Taylor of 350 Woodland Drive SE. Mrs Weller is former Rachel Fort, daughter of Van Dyck Fort of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley EB Friedlein
Fourth Avenue
Harold Ho Reinecke
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harold Finch
Carol Joyce
Fred J. Friedlein
Julia Schole
Guttenbere
Wiliam F Reinecke
Manchester
L. S Reinecke
Cedar Rapids
Allen Weller
Columbia
Chicago
Weller
Arthur A. Taylor
Taylor
Rachel Fort
van Dyck Fort
New York City
Miss Berbera Duncan Honored by Miss Maud Stamy
Miss Maud Stamy hosted a Monday evening reception at 857 Oakland avenue NE in honor of Miss Berbera Duncan of Washington DC. Duncan, passing through on return from a western tip and treasure hunt after a luncheon, was joined by Mrs Floyd Dutoit and daughter Patrina Ann, Mrs Paul Rose and son David, Mrs Roy Henry, Mrs J Townsend, Mrs Annie Humes, Mrs Flora Davis, Mrs Hattie Belknap, Mass Tillie Rots, and Ass Je Wie Stam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Stamy
Oakland Avenue
Berbera Duncan
Washington DC
Western Tip Bridge
Mrs Feter Sande and Inv dsugh te
Elizabooth a former Cedar Rapids resident now in Chicago visits Mrs Sande at 101g Trever avenue SE. They arrived Saturday and will stay for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feter Sande
Elizabooth
Cedar Rapids
Chica
Sande
Make This Model At Home Mis Edna Duncan Worthy
A fragmented OCR page describes a project titled Make This Model At Home by Mis Edna Duncan Worthy. It mentions attendees or related figures like Atta G2 Theimascot and Gened Foeher amid a jumble of names, places, and street references such as Cedar Ras Wey In Maqaiukel and 23g V Wootdls Street Mea Lun ay. The text is garbled but centers on a home craft or model-making event linked to the named individuals and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Duncan Worthy
Atta
Ras Wey
Maqaiukel
Hetmee Rutaweck
Colleck
Tae Ororr
Saas
Port
Pat
Smith
Uthart
Miss Manners
Jean
Jane
Clemons family departs Cedar Rapids after two week visit
Mr and Mrs Paul Clemons and daughter Nancy returned home from the Cedar Rapids residence of Mrs Clemons parents Mr and Mrs E F Kearns at 401 Tehonty Second Street SE after two weeks. They were joined by Miss Mary Yount of Menominee Wisconsin and Miss Barbara Spickard of Detroit Michigan. Lete Spickard plans to return Wednesday when her father L W Spickard passes Cedar Rapids on his way home from a Bankers Life Insurance meeting in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Clarens
Nancy
Clemons
Skearns
Tehonty-sec-ond Street
Mary Yount
Menormank
Wis
Barbara Spickard
Detroit
Kearns
Lete
Couple Returns From Three Weeks Motor Trip North East
Mr and Mrs WF Larset of 1629 Blake Boulevard SE and Mr and Mrs Walter M Krebs of 508 Vernon Drive SE came home Sunday night after a three week motor journey. They started in Minneapolis and traveled via scenic byways through Canada the Adirondacks and several New England states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WF Larset
Blake Boulevard
Walter M Krebs
Vernon Drive
Minneapolis
Canada
Adirondacks
New England States
Mrs Ro W Black and family return from West Coast trip
Mrs Ro W Black of 2418 C Grande Avenue SE and her son Carman and daughter Virginia have returned from southern California and Portland Oregon where they spent the summer. Mr Blick turped last week from the east where he had spent several weeks. Wathais famuls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Grande Avenue
Carman
Virginia
California
Portland
Blick
Marquette social items include Ruth Everheart visit returning home
Miss Ruth Everheart of Marquette, who briefly stayed with Miss Dorothy Quver on Third Avenue Southwest last week, returned to her home Sunday, accompanied by Miss Oliver Ralph Olise, Mrs De Vee Cherry, and Charles Falkiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Everheart
Marquette
Dorothy Quver
Third Avenue
Sun- Gay
Oliver Ralph Olise
Adss de Vee Cherry
Charles Falkiner
Women Golfers Invited to Mason City Club Event
The Cedar Rapids women golfers are invited as guests of Mason City Country Club on Wednesday with play starting at 9 Then bridge will be arranged for nonplayers The first annual Women's North Central Golf Association tournament will be held at Fort Dodge Golf and Country Club Rugge and 32 according to word received by Mrs David Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City Country Club
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Fort Dedee
Rugge
David Turner
Salisbury Watson nuptials at Ames today
Mr and Mrs Tareld Salisbury ef Cholden announce the marriage of Thelma to James Watson. The wedding Aug 19 at 8 pm was held in the Methodist church at Waukeean with Miss Maron Shaw Mio and others present. The couple plan Ames home. Watson will be a sea l at the fatlan the School of Engineering at Java State college. he affiliated with Sigma Pi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tareld Salisbury
Miss Shaw
Iite
Towa Stiereege
Ames Hastaut
Wintine
Waton
Fatlan
Java State College
Amis
Sigma Pi Fraternity
Twelfth annual McAllister Beatty reunion held at Bever park
The twelfth annual reunion of the McAllister and Beatty families was held at Bever Park on Sunday with a picnic and entertainment. Eleanor and Grace Beatty performed axophone and cornet duets. Officers elected include Homer Narber president Frank Beatty vice president Helen Narber secretary treasurer. Committee members named from Beatty and McAllister families and assorted relatives from Ames, Shellsburg, Arlington, and Cedar Rapids attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAllister
Beatty
Bever Park
Eleanor and
Grace Beatty Ofucers
Homer Narber
Helen Narber
Ada Wrecht
Alta Roths
Eleanor Buitt
Charles Bates Wood Beatty
Chester Trogan
Buck
James C Beetts
Athins
D C Showman
Casper
Wseo Mabei
Joe McDonald
Cyrus McDonceld
Earham
Joseph Hagan
Ames
J M Beratts
Vinton
8 McClintock
Charles Beatty
C F Beatty
John Meek
Ooana
James Meek
Shellshore
Cedar Rapids
Walton Keller
Jean Wise
Elfen Beatty
H S Wricht
J H Konkead
Charles Jones
R K Cypra Homer Narber
W C Beatty
Cause Of Fire In Unoccupied House Under Investigation
A fire at an unoccupied dwelling raised questions about its cause. Reported findings point to possible electrical or wiring issues as the likely source. Authorities are reviewing evidence and interviewing witnesses as the investigation proceeds.
City Seeks $6,260 Damages For Defective Pavement Work
City seeks damages totaling 6260 for defective pavement on 6th Street Southwest. The case involves claims against contractor Masterse and a board committee's action, with references to paving, inspections, and alleged defective work. Findings include evaluation of the pavement and related city payments, and notes on insurance and revenue considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
6Th St. SW
Farmers Strike Expands Across Iowa and Nebraska
Farmers in Rockford and nearby towns push to close creameries in solidarity as blockades tighten. Deputies restore some roads near Benson creamery amid clashes. Norman bound for grand jury on obstruction. Sioux Center coop and other creameries vow to remain open, while demonstrations spread toward Spencer, Council Bluffs, and beyond.
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L E Norman
Clay County
Grand Jury
Justice R A Filhon
Spencer
Noll
Norman
Nolls
Fred B. Erickson
Depua
Harry Wisey
Justice Court
William Higgins
Spencertle
Plymouth County
Sioux City
Clas County
Olicia
Soux Center
Hasarden
Sioux
Council Bluffs
H Brandt
P Owen
Nacora
George A Sanford
Dakota City
Actn Wa
Boone
Prauman Caldwale
A. L. Fhickinger
Lve
Onawa
Miscuril Valley
Omaha
Cis
Gazette Delights Town's Young Carriers With Three Day Visit
Winning carriers from Cedar Rapids area join a three day outing hosted by The Gazette. The group includes winners from Anamosa Manchester Belle Plaine and other towns with parade of names and schools. A picnic at the duck pond at Estes Park is planned with covered dishes and sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
The
Clarence Schrader
Anamosa
Paul Kramer
Manchester
Gordon DuFloth
Russell Hecht
Belle Plaine
Henry Spurgeon
Shellsburg
Charles Dodd
West Branch
Dwane Morehead
Onslow
Ronald Meede
Oxford Mills
Orlo Sedlacek
Oxford
Rex Harington
Maquokeia
Carlos Phils
Vinton
Clayton White
Baldwin
Horace Talcott
Strawberry Point
Charles Risden
Brandon
Robert Sybil
Iowa City
Ater
E Ns Park
Block Testifies for Mayor Walker in Hofstadter Probe
Block testifies before the Hofstadter committee about a joint account with Mayor Walker, the origin of funds, and alleged gratuities. He cites an intimate 17 year friendship and mentions a broker and publisher as overheard sources. Seabury notes the mayor’s position and potential conflicts with municipal favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Block
Roosevelt
Hofstadter Committee
Bully
Walker
Bill
John J Curtin
Walkers
Board of Transportation
Hereford Wins Purple Ribbon At Marengo Show
Keith Stover of North English won the baby beef purple ribbon at the annual 4 H livestock show in Marengo. Sauter of Derp Raver claimed the reserve championship in Herefords with a 2 year old Angus while Glen Fry led North English in Holstein champions. Other breed winners included Guernsey, Jersey, and Shorthorn entries. judges included Lew Plager from Grundy Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speral
Marfnc
Keith Stover
North English
Stover
Clair Sauter
Derp Raver
Lew Plager
Grundy Center
Clark Wiedow
Victor
Sauter
Angus
Keith Summers
Mullersburg
Hereford
Glen Fry
Esther Heitsausen
South Amana
Erin Enochson
Wellman
Guernsey
Marlow Matthes
Gilbertsburg
Willamsburg
Helen Wyant
Deep Rover
Dean Jacobs
Marenzo
Albert A Wallace
Williamsburg
Gwendolyn Sherman
Lacora
Jersey
Cecil Fiser
Marengo
Mr Plager
Roosevelt to Speak in New York City Friday
Gov Frank D Roosevelt is slated to deliver his first public address in New York since becoming Democratic nominee. Democratic headquarters said he would appear Friday evening, possibly before the state American Legion convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jins
Franklin D Roosvelt
Florse Sells
American Legion
Opening Day Draws 4000 At Vinton Fair
More than 4000 people packed the Benton county fairgrounds for the live stock show and agricultural fete. The Hereford class led by Allan Schroeder of Belle Plaine dominated the beef exhibits with top placings, while 4-H entrants profited from the cattle display. Forty head of beeves go to auction Thursday, with Henry Field slated to speak at 1:30 pm. Dairy judging and hog results were noted as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spertat
Gazette Vinton
Benton County
E. L. Quaife
Ames
Allan Schroeder
Belle Plaine
Henry Field
Mr Quaife
Demand Death For Rebel San Jurjo
The preliminary trial stage in Madrid and Seville saw the prosecutor seek the extreme penalty for General San Jurjo and three companions as a blow to monarchist influence in Spain. Aragon pressed for life imprisonment for the rebels’ companions, with the defense to study the testimony on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jurjo
Spain
Madrid
Seville
Aragon
Security Benefit Club Meets and Games Night
The Security Benefit association will hold a business meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m in Vo. W. hall. Five hundred will be played after the meeting and prizes awarded. Members and their friends are invited. Queen Of The West lodge No. 2 will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. in I. OO. O. F. hall. Junior Maccabees Rad Pepper girls and boys 11 to 16 years of age of the Junior Mac
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Benefit Association
Vo. W. Hall
Queen of the West
Queen of the West Lodge No
L. S
L. F and E
I. OO. O. F. Hall
Junior Maccabees
Rad Pepper
Mac
Mary and Jim End a Bad Bargain in a Love Triangle
A Mary and Jim romance collapses as Jim leaves Mary for Jessie through clever insinuations. Mary feels hurt and unsure how the affair happened while Jessie’s reputation as shallow is noted. The letter also includes Miss Manners guidance and readers’ replies on relationships and social dynamics.
Finals Playouts in Riverside Park Playground Baseball Finals
Daniels playground won the 19-year-old division 5 to 2 over Roosevelt. Riverside dominated the 14-year division by routing Harrison 12 to 4 after beating Whitlam 4 to 2. The Riverside girls surged through their division, tallying 42 runs on 54 hits to defeat Roosevelt, who scored 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels Playground
City Playground
Riverside Park
North Side
Roosevelt Playground
Riverside
Whitlam
Harrison
Roosevelt
Grant Wood Wins In Iowa State Fair Art Contest
Cedar Rapids artist Grant Wood won a $75 sweepstakes prize for his landscape Fall Plowing in the Iowa state fair art contest. Edith Sternfeld of Grinnell won the $25 sweepstakes for non oil water color Feeding the Chickens, with her piece also taking $40 first in water color and pastel. Awards list includes Marvin D. Cone and H. D. Jones in oil divisions, A. Maurice Dillon winning poster prize, and Mrs. H. O. Croft top in collections. Judges note no first in black and white drawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Grant Wood
Cedar Rapids
Wood
Edith Sternfeld
Grinnell College
Marvin D. Cone
H. D Jones
Cone
Jones
Ijn
Parks
Towa City
A. Maurice Dillon
Dorothea T. Marquis
Carl Flick
West Amana
John Bloom
DeWitt
H. D. Jones
Duke
FP. P. McCray
Schaller
Jerry
Adrian J. Dornbush
Grinnell
Lillyan Jacobs
Dorothy Houts
Arnold Pyle
Mary Nissen
Adrian
Gerald Griffith
Ames
Coty
A. Maurine Dillon
Iowa
Jadé God
Helen Pederson
Tows
City
H. O Croft
Iowa City
Alice Waugh
Mary Fitch Greenwood
Gerard Rayness
Jap Diet Meets To Consider Relief
TOKIO UP The imperial Japanese diet was convened in extraordinary session Tuesday by Emperor Hirohito to consider relief legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOKIO
Hirohito
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di van Wen
Moncey
Kappa Kappa Gammas
Miss Johnson
Friedleins
MR. and
Mrs, ‘Payor
Miss Stamy
Maquokityn
Ajeet
Raya
Vairtaa
Oada
Coane
Leo Ce Mooty
Lahay Ulour Heaps
Dean
Mi Mor
Bet
Warren Ie
St Leo
Mr Warrens
Nelson Warren
Beans Peeres
Taleeun CT
Hite
Ena
Vrs
Pau Clemons
West Coast
Faves Watson
Gire
Glienden
Meallister
Hld
Mr. Sharp's
Sam Shap
Sharpsixty
J C
Bruce
Mat Fog
Stoux City
Poe
Woris
Rockford
Lynn Smith
Benson Creamery
Wagner
Cedar Falls
H C Magenson
Oscar Johnson
Des Mort
Ottumwa
Mason City
Wissleoa
Nebraka
Wennebago
Gasriner
Charles W Bryan
Nolte
Paka
Nebraska
Neo
Dakota County
Miri Am
St. Paul
Chowuigy
Mulic
Bemidji
Minn
Olwnt
Carter
Taner
Wisconsin
Date Council of Agriculture
National Holiday Association
Innes
Lyon County
Washington
Federal Farm Board
Dell Withs
Minnesota
Kansas City
St Joseph
South St. Paul
N. Y
Clubs
Jim
Mary
Mary Mannerl
Jessie
Susie
Times
Palz
Polly
Madam Mae
First Avenue SE
Dial
Hotel Roosevelt
Martha Meyers
Vrbicky
Lillyan Rayhons
Madam Mae Mcintosh
Flossie Robbins
Grace Close
Dougherty
Pearl Ayres
Wm. S. Cadow
Mer
Paris
Second St
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