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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1933
Page
8
Thanksgiving scenes unfold at numerous homes around the East Side with extended families and friends sharing meals. Held at the residence of Mr and Mrs Robert S Cook at 222 Crescent Street SE, guests include Mr and Mrs George B Douglas and many relatives. themes center on gratitude and fellowship as communities celebrate together.
The Suburban club gathered Tuesday at Mrs. Howard Stands residence 302 Thirty-second Street NE Bunco prizes were awarded to Genevieve Trainer Leola Jones and Katherine Flannigan The next meeting is set for December 13 at Miss Leola Jones home with Miss Dess Sells as assistant hostess. TO KANSAS CITY. Mr and Mrs J A Miller 1548 A avenue WE left Wednesday for Kansas City MO to visit their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Raymond Miller. GUEST FROM SHANGHAI. Hilary S Janes president of Five tra Service corp Shanghai China and Mr and Mrs Howard Janes Beloit Wis stopped here briefly Tuesday en route to Belle Plaine to visit Mrs Sarsh Janes mother of Harry and Howard Janes Harry Janes left on return trip to Shanghai and Mr and Mrs Howard Jones came today to spend Thanksgiving in the Shields home. TAYLORS WAVE Guest as Mr and Mrs Gilbert Batesard hear three sons from Duluth Minn arrived Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Harmon R Favior 2228 Blake boulevard SE Mr Bates is Mrs Taxlors brother.
A light hearted fragment captures Aunt Het recalling a day on the road in plain talk. She jokes about life and a restless cat as she speaks in a homespun voice. The note preserves a characterful, if brief, slice of everyday humor.
Miss Winifred Mayne wed in Cornell Chapel amid guests from town and nearby counties. The ceremony featured remarks by speakers including Mr Bartstertis, with attendance noted as a significant local social event.
Notre Dame sends 36 players east for the Army game as injuries thin the roster. Star end Don Elser and Hugh Detore anchor the unit while John Red Toon shifts to fullback to spark the attack. The team camps near Westchester Country Club ahead of the key matchup.
Kansas City AP reports a return to broadcasting Big Six football on a restricted basis may occur. Missouri athletic director Brewer predicts a decision by December at the Excelsior Springs meeting. Brewer notes intermission time could showcase university advertising rather than external products.
Earlville boys beat Epworth 20 to 17 while Earlville girls lose to Epworth 35 to 25 on Earlville floor. Referee Gosling of Manchester.
New York reports emphasize the rise of ultra light blankets and comforters that feel warm yet weigh little. Modern fabrics like synthetic taffeta and airy innards create luxurious, soft textures. Colorful options range from deep browns and blues to soft pinks and whites. Comforters are designed to coordinate with bed ensembles, offering stylish gifts for the season.
Shown are throw blankets with knit and crochet textures, hand knotted arlone details, satin crepe edges, and cotton fringe. New quilting patterns include checkerboard and revived shell designs. a Basque colored striped crocheted throw with directions is offered in exchange for a coupon.
Special to The Gazette Mrs Mary Daut 89 of Sigourney entertained at Thanksgiving dinner for her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs J P Talley. Daut prepares dinner as in years past and is in good health attending St Marys Catholic church.
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