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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1932

Page

5

Benefit Bridge Party Aids Mercy Hospital

Nearly 400 bridge and 500 players joined a benefit hosted by the Daughters of Isabella Our Lady of Perpetual Help circle to support Mercy Hospital. The event moved from Bever Park to Hotel Montrose due to weather, with Miss Burdine Lattner awarding thirty-two prizes and two door prizes.

Daughters of Isabella Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle Mercy Hospital Bever Park Montrose Burdine Lattner Irene Marousek Mary Reese Mary Sebetka Violet Pieper Ida Spaight Adeline Mateju Frances Duffy Catherine Knowles Edith Zachar Inez Murray Hazel Moore Rose Blake Lenore Starman Dorothy Stark

Little family returns from Indiana and Wisconsin trip

Dr and Mrs Robert Little and their children Robertson and Dorothy returned this weekend from Wabash Indiana where they spent several weeks Robertson had been at Camp Highlands near Sayner Wisconsin this summer and joined them in Wabash

Robert Little Blake Boulevard Robertson Dorothy Wabash Ind Robertson Little Camp Highlands Sayner Wis

Mr. and Mrs. Seely Return From Des Moines Visit

Mr. and Mrs. Merton F. Seely of 1903 Second Avenue SE arrived home Monday morning after a week in Des Moines visiting Mrs. Mary F. Weare and her son Buel Weare.

Merton F. Seely Second Avenue SE Des Moines Mary F. Weare Buel Weare

Mrs Malcolm V Bolton Visiting Ottumwa

Mrs Malcolm V Bolton of 1820 Second Avenue SE is in Ottumwa visiting her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs William B Miller.

Malcolm V. Bolton Second Avenue SE Ottumwa William B. Miller

Balcar Couple Return From Wedding Trip to Charles City

Mr and Mrs John A Balcar returned the latter part of last week from a brief wedding trip that included a motor to Charles City. The bride, former Miss Marie Ann Gotchy, will continue dancing classes at home in the 1436 Fifth Avenue SE residence. She studied in July at Payley Ouk rainsky school of dancing in Chicago.

John A. Balcar Charles City Marie Ann Gotchy Fifth Avenue SE

Garten Family Visits In Forest Drive Area Home

Mr and Mrs C Glenn Garten of Des Moines with their son William Burton and daughter Betty Glenn visited Mrs Garten s parents Dr and Mrs B 364 Forest drive SE last Saturday Mr Garten will return Tuesday and the family will stay a week or ten days locally

Miss Boegel Returns From Lake Bimidji Visit

Miss Maxine Boegel arrives home after a month at a cottage with Mrs. Franz Kuschan and her Des Moines family. Miss Leone Boegel spends the weekend with friends in Des Moines and Ames.

Maxine Boegel First Avenue E Lake Bimidji Minn Franz Kuschan Des Moines Leone Boegel Ames

Brookhiser duo back from trap shoot trip

Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Brookhiser returned Sunday night from St. Louis where Mrs. Brookhiser stayed with sisters and Mr. Brookhiser attended the Grand American trap shoot in Vandalia Ohio. Their niece Miss Lois Jane Nelson accompanied them as guest for a week.

F. A. Brookhiser Forest Drive St. Louis

Mrs MacLaughlin and Daughter Return From Western Trip

Mrs L E MacLaughlin and her daughter Mary Irene returned from a two months trip in the west. They visited Laramie and Cheyenne Wyoming Estes Park Denver and the Pike's Peak region.

L. E. MacLaughlin Mary Irene Park Avenue West Laramie Cheyenne Wyo Estes Park Denver Pike's Peak

Beezley Family Reunion Brings Iowa and Colorado Travel

Mrs. E. L. Beezley of 2301 B avenue NE spent three weeks in Dervsl Colorado. She met her husband in Ames this weekend and they traveled to Clarinda for a Beezley family reunion. They returned with Ray.

E. L. Beezley B Avenue NE Dervsl Colo Ames Beezley Clarinda

Mrs Love and Velma Rose Return from Cedar Falls

Mrs C A Love and her daughter Velma Rose came back Sunday from Cedar Falls where Velma Rose fell ill and had an operation on August 13. Mrs Love stayed with Mrs Millie Wallace who accompanied them home for a visit. Mr Love and Herbert Love drove to Cedar Falls and returned with them.

C. A. Love Sixth Avenue SE Velma Rose Cedar Falls

Family Returns After Lake Minnesota Visit

Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Stuff and their son Robert returned Saturday from Minnesota where they spent the last two months at Lake Bene.

Boone Family Hosts Huies for Weekend Visit

Mr and Mrs Thomas P Boone of 227 Twenty eighth Street Drive SE welcomed their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Robert J Huie of Burlington as weekend guests in a quiet family gathering.

Thomas P. Boone Twenty-eighth Street Drive Robert J. Huie Burlington

Robert Scharfenberg and Jean Return From Four Week Trip

Robert Scharfenberg and his wife Jean return from a four week trip that included Colorado and Wyoming with touring notes and plans to resume normal activities at 2100 Bever Avenue.

Robert Scharfenberg Jean Bever Avenue Colorado Wyom

Stookey Family Holds Third Annual Reunion Picnic

The Stookey family gathered Sunday for their third annual reunion at Ellis Park with a picnic dinner and talks. Dozens of members attended from Cedar Rapids Mechanicsville Onawa Shellsburg Vinton Clinton Marion Walken Center Point and Garner along with visitors Naomi Knaupp Mary Phillips Marie Langruth and Carol Carnes.

Stookey Duck Pond Ellis Park C. G. Stookey Isabel Mechanicsville Millard F. Stookey Onawa Stephen W. Stookey Stanley C. Stookey Donald Jean Marilyn Conrad L. Stookey Wayne Norman Donald Stookey Stephen Graham R. B. van Cleve Joan Maude Stookey James C. C. Ward Wilson C. Stookey Lucile Leatherberry Louise S. L. Stamy Leland Stamy Jane Esther Roger Jimmie Shirley Cedar Rapids Chas. F. Stookey Shellsburg Bertha Stookey Flora Nels C. Owen Stookey Clyde McVey Jack Vinton Pearl Stookey Elizabeth Clinton Emma Stookey W. R. Stookey Jay Stookey C. S. McVey Suzanne Sarah Jane Parker Randall George Marion Fairchild Joy Walken T. L. Lampman Center Point Naomi Knaupp Garner Mary M. Phillips Marie Langruth Palo Carol Mary Ella Carnes

Families Gather for Beatty McClelland Reunion at Home

A reunion of the Beatty families and the Beatty McClelland clan was held at 1006 Ninth Street NW. Birthday celebrations for Mr Beatty and George Pooler were noted. Attendees included the Beatty and McClelland families from multiple nearby towns with a few Cedar Rapids friends.

Thomas Beatty Anna Beatty McClelland Ninth Street NW Beatty George Pooler Kirk Beatty Pairfax Arthur Murray Independence Jesup Newell Beatty Akron Ohio John McClelland Clifford McClelland Springville Harry Scott Walker Milton Kolsto Fairfax Adam Brown Fred Jewel Cedar Rapids

Hupp Housewarming Draws Wide Guest List

The new home of Mr. and Mrs. Julian G. Hupp at 2217 Second Street SW hosted a Saturday night housewarming with guests including Mr. and Mrs. C. Gordon Keyes, Kenneth F. Diehl, Ardell Borschel, the Schroeders, Pudil, Thorpe, Carlson, Dillask, Podendorf, and many others.

Julian G. Hupp Second Street C. Gordon Keyes Kenneth F. Diehl Ardell Borschel R Woodford Schroeder Saeneuvenian C. Friedie Lumir Dilask Po Thorpe Quentin J. Podendorf Helen Carlson Ralph Thorpe Adele Sejba Virgil Andrews William H. Jones Fred Jackson Hupp

Mrs. Halfhill Visits City Relative kin from Los A

Mrs 8S. E. Halfhill, formerly Miss Rose Vohoska, visits her sister-in-law Mrs E P Vohoska and family at 183 Zika Avenue NW during a Monday stay. Whitney of Los A accompanies. Seater mentioned as guest.

Andersons Host Picnic Dinner For Cedar Rapids Agency

Mr and Mrs O A Anderson hosted a Cedar Rapids Equitable Life agency picnic at Ellis Park. Golf at the municipal course featured a champion Lenzen with a low score while attendees included G A Newman Ralph Griffin H H Gee J N Wilson A B Hamilton and many others. Anderson announced the agency gained 7 percent over last year with Gee leading the year’s standings followed by Lenzen Wilson and Lee.

Cedar Rapids Equitable Life Insurance Company of Iowa Oscar A. Anderson Ellis Park G. A. Newman Ralph Griffin Manchester H. H. Gee Anamosa J. N. Wilson Vinton A. B. Hamilton Grinnell R. M. Ludemann Elkader Albert Schenken Marion W. F. Lenzen Byron Anderson David William Gardner William Smiley Barbara Bobbie Eileen May George A. Newman Deda Donnan Keystone Eleanor Schroder Marshfield Ore Byron A. Barlow J. W. Gannaway, Jr Ted Louis Wokoun Wilma Olive Robert Bishop Wilma Wells Leola Zavodsky Hazel Fawcett Cornelia Annabel Byron

Shower honors Emma Hartl before September wedding

Mrs Rose Srp and Miss Grace Rubek hosted a Thursday evening shower for Miss Emma Hartl in anticipation of her marriage to Milo Pecina set for early September. Attending were Mesdames Pecina Hartl Klima Staves Andrie Ve cerka Valenta Kozik Machacek and Harts Pfevsky Pnovsky Marousek Severa Yuza Simanek Stastny Machacek.

Ann Severa Helen Yuza Alma Simanek Jeannette Stastny Rose Machacek

Clubs Lodges Security Benefit Card Party

The Security Benefit association will host a card party at the V. F. W. hall on Tuesday at 2 30 p m for a security benefit event.

The Security Benefit Association V. F. W. Hall

F A U Riders to Meet Mrs Rose O Neal

The F A U Riders will meet with Mrs Rose O Neal at 428 Ninth street NW on Tuesday at 7 30 p m.

Rose O’neal Ninth Street NW

Saint Mary's Court to Meet in Conception School Parors

Saint Mary's Court No.726 of the W. C. O. F. will hold its regular meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Conception school parish.

Saint Mary’s Court No A Conception School

Social circle to meet for picnic luncheon at Lincoln Heights

The Social circle of the Peoples church will meet with Mrs. H. L. Van Cleave of Lincoln Heights on Tuesday at 12 30 for a picnic luncheon. Members are asked to bring the usual picnic requirements.

The Peoples Church H. L. van Cleave Lincoln Heights

Farewell Party for Mr and Mrs Laucamp in Bever Park

A farewell picnic dinner was held Thursday evening in Bever Park for Mr. and Mrs. Lee Laucamp who plan to move to Des Moines after Mr. Laucamp was transferred by Cities Service. Guests later returned to the Laucamp home for dancing and bridge with high scores to Mrs. Brimer and Arthur Klassen and consolation to Mrs. Laucamp and Harry Jones.

Bever Park Lee Laucamp Blake Boulevard Des Moines Laucamp Cities Service Company John Brimer Arthur Klassen Harry Jones George Seeley Floyd Overhaus William Reed Herman Dolley Ene

Birthday Surprise For Martha Wilson Held At Home

A birthday surprise party for Martha Wilson Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs tn 1216, decorated with flowers and a large cake. Guests included Mary Duncan Anna Peterson Hilga Carstens Lula Harrington Ida Eckenroad Pearl Boettmer Nellie Rudin Margaret Seibert Libbie Frame Alice Armitage Kathryn Isaacs Irma Herr and Adi Edgington. The event featured a game of five hundred.

Martha Wilson Mary Duncan Anna Peterson Hilga Carstens Lula Harrington Ida Eckenroad Pearl Boettmer Nellie Rudin Margaret Seibert Libbie Frame Alice Armitage Kathryn Isaacs Irma Herr Adi Edgington

Mrs Anderson Hosts Banco Party for Nephew Clifford

Mrs O E Anderson of 300 A Avenue NW entertained with a banco party Saturday in honor of her nephew Clifford Anderson of Fort Dodge who is spending three weeks here. Bunco was followed by dancing and refreshments. Attending were Clifford Anderson Amber Mae Stanley Irene Lybarger Bob Kenney Libbie Popelka Harold Janss Jane Curry Sigfred Andersen Sophia Andersen William Peterson George Slichty Oswald E Andersen Jr and Mr and Mrs O E Andersen.

O. E. Anderson Banco Clifford Anderson Fort Dodge Bunco Amber Mae Stanley Irene Lybarger Bob Kenney Libbie Popelka Harold Janss Jane Curry Sigfred Andersen Sophia Andersen William Peterson George Slichty Oswald E. Andersen, Jr O. E. Andersen

Hromeks Return from Ozarks Motor Trip

Mr and Mrs Henry J Hromek and their son Marvin with John Lund of St Ans gar concluded a week long motor trip in the Ozarks. They stopped at Shadow Rock on Lake Taney Como during the journey.

Henry J. Hromek Second Avenue Marvin John Lund St. Ansgar Ozarks Shadow Rock Lake Taney Como

Kappa Delta Plans Monday Evening Meeting

Active and alumnae members will hold a meeting Monday at 7 in the chapter rooms at the Commonwealth.

Kappa Delta Sorority the Commonwealth

Walkers Host Visitors From Kansan Relatives

Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Walker and Mrs. Mary Burwell hosted relatives over the weekend. Clarence Burwell and his sister Elsie Rollball traveled from Smith Center Kansas to visit, with Mrs. Burwell and John Burwell Jr accompanying them to Anamosa for a relatives’ gathering.

A. M. Walker First Avenue E Mary Burwell John Burwell Clarence Burwell Elsie Rollball Smith Center Kan Anamosa

Alpha Xi Delta to Meet Monday Evening

Alpha Xi Delta sorority will convene Monday at 7 p.m. at the Ausadie campus location to discuss events and member activities.

Alpha Xi Delta Sorority Ausadie

Mrs Groff Hosts L L Club Picnic

The L. L. club will meet at Mrs. C. M. Groff's home at 856 Nineteenth Street NE for a picnic luncheon on Wednesday at 1 PM.

L. L. Club

City Briefs And Personals Dinner Guests In Mount Vernon Road

Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Litts of Mount Vernon road were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Schantz at 711 Third street NW on Sunday.

C. F. Litts Mount Vernon Road F. W. Schantz Third Street NW

Moving? The mover who wants your job is advertising in the Want Ad section

Linden camp No. 145 will meet Tuesday evening at 8 for regular business and reception of new members. Refreshments will follow the meeting.

Linden Camp No. 145

Stolen chairs reported from porch on Seventh Street

Mrs. Mary Robinson reports two chairs missing from the front porch of her home at 1019 Seventh Street SE after Saturday night. Police were notified Sunday morning.

Mary Robinson Seventh Street

Frank Tordik Reported in Unfavorable Condition

Frank Tordik of 18637 C Street SW underwent an appendicitis operation Friday at St. Luke's hospital and was reported in an unfavorable condition Monday.

Frank Tordik C Street St. Luke’s Hospital

Illness keeps Mrs Nell Byrnes at home in Northeast

Mrs Nell Byrnes of 719 B avenue NE is confined to her home with a serious illness. She is the mother of Floyd Byrnes, a local fireman. Mrs George Stewart of 1623 Fifth avenue was taken to Mercy hospital Sunday evening with a fractured leg from a fall while attending a picnic near a jeep.

Nell Byrnes B Avenue NE Byrnes Floyd Byrnes George Stewart Fifth Avenue Mercy Hospital Stewart Jeep

M Namara of A P Staff Dies In Car Crash

A. P. staff member Miss Mc Namara, born in Tipton and educated at Tipton High School and the University of Iowa, died in a crash on Ninth Street NW when her car struck a tree. Her varied career included work for The Des Moines News Tribune and Omaha Daily News, plus publicity roles in New York and with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.

Util Tipton University of Iowa Des Moines News The Des Moines Panama Canal Newspaper Enterprise Association Iowa Woman New York City Marian Davies Metro-Goldwyn Mayer Portland Ore Miss McNamara Camp Dodge Des Moines Tribune Omaha Daily News Cosmopolitan Omaha Washington Coolidge Black Hills

Local Man Reported in Good Health After Incident

Taken to the home of Charles Dorsey at 1231 Ninth Street NW, his acta was reported good Monday.

Charles Dorsey Ninth Street NW

Immaculate Conception School Delays Opening to Sept 6

The Immaculate Conception school will not open until September 6, contrary to earlier plans. The Gazette reports other local schools planned to begin earlier while IC students were set to report today.

I. C Immaculate Conception the Gazette

Fire at Hawkeye Coal Company rubbish can

Firemen responded at 10 07 p m Sunday to a rubbish can blaze at Hawkeye Coal company 98 F avenue NW caused by spontaneous combustion. The fire was extinguished in minutes and damage was limited to the container contents.

Hawkeye Coal Company F Avenue NW

Equalization fee cited for share of surplus loss

The statement notes that the price is even lower because he must bear part of the excess, a share that constitutes an equalization fee.

Market Demand Drives Farm Product Utilization

The text asserts that supply and demand govern farm product outcomes. It emphasizes that even with abundant production, actual use hinges on whether the market can absorb it. If demand falters, potential markets remain meaningless.

Sex-control method claimed at genetics congress in Ithaca

At Ithaca New York an announced method claims to determine an unborn child's sex. In seventy seven of seventy eight trials the formula worked. The mother uses lactic acid to aim for a girl and bicarbonate of soda to aim for a boy, per the doctor's guidance.

Ithaca WN. Y International Congress of Genetics

The Debate Over Parental Control and Scientific Progress

The passage weighs whether parental choice could have altered human history if science had not advanced. It questions who might exist if parents could decide a child’s sex and suggests science bears responsibility for these possibilities.

Large Lake and River Surface Claims Span Vast Land

The statement notes an immense expanse of water surface covering about one million square miles on land in lakes and rivers. It frames the scale of inland water surfaces and their distribution across regions.

Facts About Linn County Government Data

The county treasurer's office expense in 1931 totaled 30030.09 dollars and the itemized receipts show treasurer fees amounting to 13611.90 dollars. This notice appears in a series aimed at residents and taxpayers detailing Linn County finances.

Linn County Lian County

Local Society and Travel Notes from August 29, 1922

Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Tiffany return from a six week Pacific coast tour. Miss Jennie Post of Van Buren school ends Lacenean trip. Rev. W. L. Barth departs for Venice California to assume leadership at Community church. Donald Page sustains injuries after being struck by an automobile while cycling at First Avenue and Sixteenth Street.

C. E. Tiffany Pacific Coast Jennie Post Poe van Buren School W. L. Barth Second Christian Church Venice Calif Donald Page First Avenue Sixteenth Street

Watermelon Day Draws Crowd at West Side Celebration

Aug 29 1912 Cedar Rapids reports a large crowd at Watermelon Day under West Side Improvement league auspices. Three carloads of melons were consumed and races and entertainment held along First Street West from Fourth Avenue to A Avenue. Local bank promoters elect officers led by William Rinderknecht president and Jacob Gerber as a director. H M Denlinger re elected president of the Iowa Building and Loan association in Des Moines.

West Side Improvement League First Street Fourth Avenue Arthur St. Clair Smith Navy Cedar Rapids Percy P. Smith Cedar Rapids State Bank

Local Notices of Resident Travels and Arrivals

Aug 239 1902 Miss Eugenia Brooksmithas returns from Boston and eastern points. Prof and Mrs G W Bryart return from vacation at their Michigan summer home. Mr and Mrs Gabe Smith and three daughters resettle in Cedar Rapids after Chicago residence as Mr Smith takes a T M Sinclair Co position. Charlotte Pinney hosts a tea for Susan girls in honor of Margaret White who departs for Chicago with her parents.

Eugenia. Brooksmithas Boston G. W. Bryart Michigan Gabe Smith Chicago Cedar Rapids Smith T. M. Sinclair Company Charlotte Pinney Margaret White Mrs. H. T. White

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