Beethoven Club Tea Hosts and Local Wedding in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Edward Kilian hosted a Beethoven Club tea with chorus entertainment and socializing for members at 2200 Linden Drive SE. Cedar Rapids guests attended a wedding in Aurora where Miss Jean Copeland wed Charles H Hughes of Aurora with 150 at the reception. the couple plan a two week trip before settling in Aurora.
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Edward Kilian
Linden Drive
Beethoven Club
Sybehus
Twilight
Glenn - Sherwood
Gaines
Beethoven-Branscombe
Helen Kacena Stark
Lacey Bushnell Ambros
Otto Schihuter
Ruth Ebhog Massey
Lucy Bushnell Ambroz
Lulu E Welty
Harriet Calder Milter Mis Kallian
Tri Delta Bridge Club Meeting At Mrs Day Home
Eighteen members attended the Tri Delta bridge club gathering at Mrs Burton H Day’s 801 Eighteenth Street SE. Special guest Mrs Mark M Cleaver of Cincinnati joined from visiting her parents Mr and Mrs T R Warriner. honors went to Mrs H O Ccer and Mrs C H Cw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri Delta Bridge Club
Burton H Day
Eighteenth Street
Mark M Cleaver
Cincinnat
Ohno
T R Warriner
H O Ccer
C H Cw
Sorority Visitor Miss Chastelle Ferguson Visits Local Chi Omera
Miss Chastelle Ferguson national chapter visitor of the Chi Omera Sorority visited the local chapter last Monday and Tuesday. She was guest at dinner Monday at the Elms and was entertained by officers Tuesday. Ferguson edits the sorority quartet publication and hails from Homer Louisiana via the first Chromep chapter at the University of Arkansas Fayetteville Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chastelle Ferguson
Chi Omera
Miss Ferguson
Pledee
the Elms
Moss Ferguson
Eleuss
Homer la
Chromep
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
Ark
Bridal Shower for Mrs Charles A Joss Hosted at Parke Home
Mrs A T Parke and Mrs Bessie Hansen hosted a Tuesday evening shower for the new bride Mrs Charles A Joss at 1337 Fifth Street NW. Guests included Mrs Joss Dorothy Daywitt Leona Bernice Novak Golda Brousard Ruby Jewell Pauline Kapple Ruby Quass Leonore Ellsworth Margaret Young Mrs F C Parke and Kathryn Herman Storfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A T Parke
Bessie Hansen
Charles A Joss
Parke
Fifth Street NW
Mrs Joss
Dorothy Daywitt
Leona
Bernice Novak
Golda Brousard
Ruby Jewell
Pauline Kapple
Ruby Quass
Leonore Ellsworth
Margaret Young
F C Parke
Kathryn Hermanstorfer
Nancy Page a Maidless Dinner How to Serve Without Help
A reader asks how to serve a dinner without a maid at a lecture on table service. The piece notes the eager interest of the audience and hints at practical tips for hosting with limited help.
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Nancy
Saar
OWA News in Briefs Covers Injuries and Local Notices
The Gazette reports a wagon ran over a man causing injuries to his right shoulder and legs. Miss Rose Carney of Parnell died at home after a seven day pneumonia illness. Walter Craig waived preliminary hearing on license plate alteration in Oelwein. Blairs town sees a lunchroom break in with a slot machine stolen. Multiple towns note upcoming plays, rail service changes, fires, and local deaths.
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Parnell
Rose Carney
Here
Miss Carney
Hollace
St Joseph's Catholic Church
James
Lester Kilduff
Davenport
Charlotte
Melrose
Anthony
Thomas
Edward
Ann
Josephine
Edwin Gillin
Cedar Rapids
Oelwein
Walter Craig
Pamrbank
Jay Cook
Grand
Craig
Blairstown
Murray Eckert
Kathryn Smith Nominated Honorary Cadet Colonel Candidate
Kathryn Smith of Cedar Rapids daughter of Mrs Frank V Smith a senior liberal arts student has been chosen as a candidate for honorary cadet colonel in the provisional ROTC unit at the University of Iowa Thirty one candidates from campus groups were submitted for review by Lieut Col Converse R Lewis and a university faculty committee will pick the ten top picks based on character activities scholastic standing and appearance Voting by advanced course infantry units will determine the final selection The chosen candidate will be presented at the Military Ball on January 13 1933 and accompany the cadet colonel at all military functions Smith holds multiple offices including president of her sorority vice president of Mortar Board junior class vice president and national poetry association secretary Treasurer and serves on various campus committees and organizations
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Kathryn Smith
Frank V Smith
Cedar Rauids
Kappa Kappa Gamma
University of Iowa
Converse R Lewis
Board of Governors
The
University Players
Pan-Hellenic Committee
YWCA
Town Union Drive
Frivol Staff
Taxes Not Paid Before Dec 6 To Be Published Delinquent List
Delinquent notices indicate taxes not paid by December 6 will appear on the official delinquent list. The notice lists property owners and amounts due, warning of publication as required by local regulations.
300 New Auto Plates Issued In First Rush
In the first rush 300 new auto plates were issued. The report notes a 2 percent fee and lists miscellaneous unclear details.
American Worker in China to Speak at Local Church Friday
The Rev Leonard M Outerbridge of Fenchow North China an outstanding American worker in war stricken and famine area will speak at the First Congregational church Friday evening after a parish supper at 615 He helped introduce dry farming in northwest China and was made Honorary Agricultural Secretary of the China International Famine Relief commission He crossed No Man s Land three times during the civil war to promote Christian work He previously lectured on tropical agriculture at the University of Chicago and is visiting Cedar Rapids as a guest of Rev Mr and Mrs Nelson C Dreier
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard M. Outerbridge
Fenchow
North China
First Congregational Church
Mr Outerbridge
China
China International Famine Relief Commission
No Man's Land
University of Chicago
North China Mission
Cedar Rapids
Nelson C. Dreier
Second Avenue SE
Cyclist Injured In Hit And Run At Seventh Street
John Meskens was injured after a hit and run driver struck his bicycle at Seventh Street and Tenth Avenue SE at 6 45 a.m. He was thrown into the street, bicycle wrecked, and a motorist sped away after turning west on Tenth Avenue. Police found no license plate and could not identify the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Meskens
D Avenue NE
Meskens
Seventh Street
Tenth Avenue SE
Tenth Avenue
Thomas French
Fifth Avenue SE
Luther Tesch To Be Sentenced Monday
Luther Tesch, 23 Hopkinton, confessed killer of his father Louis Tesch, 47, will be sentenced next Monday at 10 o'clock before Judge A B Love. The verdict of second degree murder carries a term of ten years to life in prison. Martha Tesch, widow of Louis and Luther’s stepmother, faces trial for complicity, likely at the December term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Luther Tesch
Hopkinton
Louis Tesch
Tesch
Lovego
Martha Tesch
Ethel Barrymore II Cancels Dates in New Haven
New Haven Conn AP Ethel Barrymore the actress cancels several weeks of rest advised by physicians. The star plans to return to the stage in New York after medical care and rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Barrymore II
New Haven
Ethel Barrymore
New York
Best Scholars at Coe to Be Honored
High scholarship among Coe College students will be recognized Friday morning at the annual Honor chapel service at 9 30. Prof. L D Weld will speak on The Assets of Scholarship and President H M Gage will conduct devotions and call on students who won high scholarship honors last year to stand. Junior Scholars include Robert Gunn Jaroslava Holubova Mary Margaret Huston Kenneth Kent Harold Lerner Ann Smith and Constance Watkins. Sophomore Honors list Edith Benson Eunice Bentley Arthur Brooks Belon Butters George Crawford Charles Garwood Margaret Hayne Margaret Ganson Helen Jenista Katherine Keiber Helene Meier Elwood Muller Jane Pauline Ogden Roy Porter Virginia Shaler Esther Siegel Virginia Slauson Alta Smith Margaret Sundberg Wendell Walker and Roger Wiesmatin. Freshman Tenth recipients include Nedra Arendts Robert Bangs Doris Blessing Marye Elyn Borschel Elizabeth Burlane Wilma Coon Ida May Dunlap Maurice Dunlap Marion Dwelle Elna Erickson Mary Elizabeth Erwin Byron Evans Mary Loretta Fernow Beulah Gillham Gerald Greenblatt Mary Ellen Hamilton Martha Hough Frieda Junck William Greer McCrory Harriet Mateer Mary Alice Morton John Morton and others.
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Coe College
L. D. Weld
H. M. Gage
Robert Gunn
Jaroslava Holubova
Mary Margaret Huston
Kenneth Kent
Harold Lerner
Ann Smith
Constance Watkins
Edith Benson
Eunice Bentley
Arthur Brooks
Belon Butters
George Crawford
Charles Garwood
Margaret Hayne
Margaret Ganson
Helen Jenista
Katherine Keiber
Helene Meier
Elwood Muller
Jane Pauline Ogden
Roy Porter
Virginia Shaler
Esther Siegel
Virginia Slauson
Alta Smith
Margaret Sundberg
Wendell Walker
Roger Wiesmatin
Nedra Arendts
Robert Bangs
Doris Blessing
Marye Elyn Borschel
Elizabeth Burlane
Wilma Coon
Ida May Dunlap
Maurice Dunlap
Marion Dwelle
Elna Erickson
Mary Elizabeth Erwin
Byron Evans
Mary Loretta Fernow
Beulah Gillham
Gerald Greenblatt
Mary Ellen Hamilton
Martha Hough
Pioneer Minister Celebrates His 82nd Birthday
The Rev. J. H. Brammer of Lowden marked his eighty second birthday with 26 friends at his home 658 Nineteenth Avenue SW. Brammer served Trinity Lutheran church there 47 years as pastor and six as assistant. Since retirement in 1926 he has attended Trinity Lutheran church and received greetings from his twelve children and the London congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Brammer
Nineteenth Avenue
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lowden
London
Mr. Brammer
Trinity Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod
P. QL. Bornhoeft
Brammer
Bornhoeft
Burga Bornhoeft
Harold Brammer
Margaret
Ruth Brammer
J. P. Brammer
Robert Titen
Arnold Yten
Gertrude Ilten
Carl Freund
John A. Jaeger
Richard Ilten
Robert Ilten
Teddy Iten
James Ilten
Julien Freund
Thomas Freund
Mother Hears Clue On Missing Son From Gazette Story
Mrs. 4A L Cain of 807 Shaver Read NE received a tip about her son Dean 16 who disappeared Tuesday morning. A Ryan service station operator said a boy answering Dean’s description stopped there at 1030 AM asking directions to Prairie du Chien Wis. Mrs Cain suspects he is en route to her mother in Owen Wis. Also reports Mrs Mary Fest of Troy Mills broke her leg when a wagon horse team ran away while she husked corn at William Ward farm.
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The
Gazette
4A. L. Cain
Shaver
Dean
Wis
Ryan
Troy Mills
Mary Fest
William Ward
Fest
Murray Caldwell
Caldwell
French angel fish in captivity survives only a month
French angel fish noted as one of the deep sea’s most beautiful residents can live in captivity for about a month, according to this report.
Groves Laxative Bromo Quinine Cold Remedy Ad
An old advertisement promotes Groves Laxative Bromo Quinine as a quick cure for colds in the dry stage. It claims the drug opens the bowels kills germs and fever relieves headache and strengthens the system while noting no harmful after effects and ease of stomach upset. The ad touts portability and widespread use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
America
Jelly Grove
Ainsworth Man Dies From Gun Accident Wound
Kenneth Herr 22 of Ainsworth died at Washington county hospital from blood poisoning after a gun accident Saturday. He was hunting with his brother Sam when Sam’s gun discharged hitting Kenneth in the foot and leg. Survived by his mother and eight brothers and sisters. Funeral set for Saturday at Ainsworth Methodist church.
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Washington, Ia
Kenneth Herr
Ainsworth
Herr
Sam
Kenneth
Ainsworth Methodist Church
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Jean Copeland
Aurora
Charles H Hughes
Joseph T Hughes
Cleveland
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Ruth Orchard MecGuire
H D Critton
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Janey Murray
Charlotte Thompson
Benjamin Hughes
James Critton
Frank Hawley
Winlham Boorkman
Waltur Mortimer
Hugh Orchard
W J McGuire
Roy Curray
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Repatierase
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Reece Craln
O’meara
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Fianer
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Nancy Page
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OWA News
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Howard Rieke
Mary Veenstra
Ross Kimmerl Bruch
Dorothy Grunewald
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Clarence Kubichek
Stanles Jurgensen
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Paul Meyers
Bert Thorman
Ross Kimm
Alice Noble
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Muscatine Post Office
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Cotter Ainsworth
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Fritz Knipp
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Carrie Shaw
Washington County
Johnson County
Harry William Gearhart
Jewell Junction
Frank C Gearhart
Ralph E. Gearhart
Philippine Islands
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Florida
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Charles W Yerger
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Renee Pe
Gough Engels
Tntsp Veneto S
Dr Asday
Wes BO
Bezdek’s
Rev. L. M. Outerbridge
Barrymore
Providence
Sears
Pvera
COE
J. HH. Brammer
Hatteras
Firestone Battery
S& W
Auto Supply
Zuid Ave
Sefevickh Stateon
St SH
Phyllis Bentley
John Galsworthy
Enea
Burns-Mantle
Ann Bridge
Manuel Komroff
Miss Julie Logan
J. M. Barrie
Beveridge
Claude G. Bowers
James Truslow Adams
Stuart Chase
Richard Halliburton
van Loon
Hendrik Willem van Loon
Wash Young
Walter Lippman
Sanford
Baltimere
Rothmoors
Ty Price
Norge Refrigerators
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