Thanksgiving Dinner Aboard Plane Homeward Trip
Mr and Mrs R D Hunting of 2800 First Avenue E along with daughters Maran and Eleanor, Northwestern University students, flew from Chicago to New York and New Haven for a Yale Princeton game weekend. They attended Yale college dances at the Franklin Hall house party before returning to Evanston.
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Chicago
R. D. Hunting
First Avenue E
Maran
Eleanor Hunting
Northwestern University
Evanston, I
Dinner honors Ring kin at 2508 Bever Avenue SE
Judge and Mrs H C Ring welcomed guests Wednesday evening for a dinner honoring Her man Ring of Brooklyn New York nephew of Judge Ring. Attending were Mr Ring Mrs D O Evans Mrs Ruth Martin and her son David of Cedar Rapids George King Tom Hand Miss Cleo Hand and Floyd Hand all of Center Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H C Ring
Bever Avenue
Herman Ring
Brooklyn
Judge Ring
Mr Ring
D. O. Evans
Ruth Martin
David
Cedar Rapids
George King
Tom Hand
Cleo Hand
Floyd Hand
Center Point
Beethoven Club Tea For Patrons Sunday
Patrons of the Beethoven club will attend a musicale and tea Sunday afternoon in the Terrace room of the Montrose hotel. Mrs Frank V Orr, Miss Alma Turechek, and an instrumental quintet will present the program. a small fee invites non patrons to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven Club
Montrose Hotel
Frank V Orr
Alma Turechek
Thomas Scherrebeck
Flora Hromatko Taylor
Irene Campbell
Chester Petranek
Helen Masha
Amateur hour to headline county fair sponsored by St Pauls church
A county fair night features Major Hoe's amateur hour in the church dining room hosted by the Ladies' Aid Society of St Pauls Methodist. The program begins at 4 p.m with ten districts taking part offering vocal and instrumental acts readings impersonations and skits. In DeWitt Miss Mary Louis Fuller announces engagement to Milton Jerome Reese of Cedar Rapids with a December 28 wedding planned at St Josephs Cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies' Aid Society
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Dewlft
Russell No Fuller
Ossco
Wis
Mary Louis Fuller
DeWitt
Harry Fuller
Milton Jerome Reese
Cedar Rapids
WJ Reese
That City
St Joseph's Cathale Church
Miss Fuller
Iowa Mutual Insurance Company
Reese
Washington High School
Fuller
Wyoming
Helen Heath
Order of the Easten Sth
Merday
J W. Thomsen oWorthys
Grace Fick
Alice Vieoen
Dorothy
Keystone
Chetmis
Altimni
Name High Scorers In Bridge Series
Mrs S A Sanders and Mrs R F Gorman led the eight game duplicate contract bridge series with high overall scores. Nora Nelson and L L Hodgin placed second. city master points credited Sanders and Gorman 138, Hodgin and Nelson 9, Yoran 6, Hardendorf and Jayne 4. Tuesday night honors split between Sanders and Gorman and Hardendorf and Jayne. Barnes and Clark won east west first, Preussner and Manchester second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S A Sanders
R F Gorman
Oliver Longueville
Nora Nelson
L. L. Hodgin
Sanders
Gorman
Hodgin
Nelson
Clarence Yoran
Manchester
R. S.' Hardendorf
W M Jayne
Hardendorf
Jayne
Frank Byers
Atherton
Clark
Busler
Charles Barnes
Preussner
Traer to Stage The Booby Hatch Home Talent Play
The Booby Hatch a musical comedy is set for two Traer evenings at the opera house under Rebekah and ITOO Lodges. Faye Farber directs with Jack Briggs as pianist. The cast includes Blaine Simpson and Georgia Dalziel among others with a large gypsy chorus and town chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
TRAER
Traer Opera House
Ruth Powell
Maye Hild
Georgia Dalziel
Lois Rooker
Mar Jove Mason Vern Mae Beecher
Joulath Sedock
Shirley Kennedy
James Thomas
Donald Soule
Wilhalm
Robert Themis
Robert
Me Murras
Marvin Vajert
Robert Ward
Dale Maghussen
Tre Townspeople
Frances Phite
Vivien Robbins
Reumeonn
Clyee Thornberg
Shuirles
Shuirles Shenreds, Dee Motuea
Morne Neon Tix Minstrel
Peter Bliss
Walter Richmond
Wallin
Ado
Marvin Voit
Perte Tex
Glenn Edwerds
TON Raton
Ikate
Fragmentary notices mix names dates and events in Wheatland
A garbled OCR page lists scattered names and dates tied to community items in Wheatland including birthdays and donations. Mentions involve Mrs Leonard bhl Pore, Dec birthdays, Mrs Ver op, Mrs A Roth, and references to holiday baskets and local families. Overall details are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Wheatland
Oateth Barthday
A Roth
Teronte
Eort Klahn
Woiter Klahnwall
Watt
Scott
Pooo
Deason
Italian King and Queen Send Rings to Aid Sanctions Fight
King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Elena reportedly sent Premier Mussolini their wedding rings to support the Italian campaign against sanctions. The action mirrors a plan by 900 Italian women leaders urging widespread contribution of wedding bands to back the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Victor Emanuel
Elena
Mussolini
Italy
Probes Van Vlack Past In Search For Additional Murders
Twin Falls Idaho officials probe the background of Douglas Van Vlack 32 self confessed slayer of his former wife Mildred Hook Van Vilack and State Patrolman Fontaine Cooper. Sheriff Prater suspects other crimes may explain the motive and notes Van Vilack has discussed the killings but will not sign a formal confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Idaho
INS
Douglas van Vlack
Mildred Hook van Vilack
Fontaine Cooper
F . Prater
Tacoma
Prater
van Vinck
van Vilnck
Cizy
Miss Leota Brutsman and Glenn Dettbarn wed in Manchester
Iowa brief notes list the couple from Delhi and Hopkinton marrying at the Methodist parsonage in Manchester with parents and attendants named. The item also covers upcoming high school drama plans, local plays, and public notices across several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deln
Leota Brutsman
Harry Grutsman
Delhi
Glenn Dettbarn
Hopkinton
Manchester
Mary Simons
Lous Brutsman
Harry Brutsman
Herman Dettbarn
Unofficial US unemployment figure put at 10.9 million
Washington AP reports semi official unemployment estimates show 10,915,000 jobless in September with 5,000,000 former jobless finding work since March 1933. Robert R. Nathan prepared the figures for President Roosevelt's committee. they are unofficial but widely used by government agencies and soon to be published by the ILO in Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Committee On Economic Security
Robert R. Nathan
Nathan
International Labor Review
International Labor Organization
Geneva
Legal Obstacles Block Suspension of AAA Collection
Washington sources say legal obstacles halted a plan to suspend all processing tax collections until the Supreme Court rules on the Adjusted Act. The Treasury reportedly rejected the proposal while farm administration officials weighed it as aid to small processors and manufacturers unable to finance a suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
AAA
Supreme Court
Farm Administration
Treasury
Japanese Planes Demonstrate Over Peiping Conference
Japanese planes conducted a dramatic air show above General Ho Ying Ching’s palace during talks on North China autonomy. Col Tan Takahashi signaled Japan would reject Ho’s plan for a semi independent state tied to Nanking, insisting autonomy must come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping
INS
Japan
Peiping-Tientsin
Ho Ying Ching
Tan Takahashi
China
Nanking
Col. Takahashi
Vanderbilt Fight to Be Taken to Supreme Court
Gloria Vanderbilt seeks guardianship of her 12 year old daughter. Her attorneys say she will appeal to the United States Supreme Court after New York's highest court declined to hear her challenge to a lower court ruling denying custody. She claims the child is a rightful heiress to a $4 000 000 fortune. The case hinges on a bitter custody battle with Mrs Vanderbilt pursuing the girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gloria Morgera Vanderbilt
Gloria
Vanderbilt
United States Supreme Court
Conference on Rail Strike Called in Chicago
Officials of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen will meet Thursday to discuss the brotherhoods strike threat amid rail labor tensions in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Brotherhood
Biblical temptress and puzzle word clues explored
A fragmentary puzzle list features a biblical temptress and a dense set of crossword style clues. Across entries include Aramaic-esque names, ordinary nouns, and varied definitions from puddle to portal, with numerous missing or obscured letters. The text reads as a garbled, incomplete clue grid from a historical newspaper page.
Eta Kappa Nu Initiation and Local Notices
City briefs report William H. Green will join Eta Kappa Nu at Iowa State. Advertisements note a Turkey supper, bazaar and dinner, and a police court roundup with fines for traffic, public disturbances, and intoxication. Local events include a county fair amateur hour and Kiwanis talk on fox breeding at Montrose hotel.
Chamber speakers to address Washington meeting
A. L. Taylor of the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce will discuss salesmanship at the Washington Iowa Chamber of Commerce gathering on Thursday night. He will be joined by William Rinderknecht Wilbur D Kennedy and N J Leonard from the Cedar Rapids group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Woman Struck by Car Injures Knee and Shoulder
Mrs. T H Park, 70, of 120 Second street SW, was hit at 5 10 pm Tuesday while crossing Third avenue at Second street SW. J W Thompson of 1743 Sixth avenue SE drove her home where a doctor treated her bruised knee and shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Hollingsworth
Seventh-street
7Mercy Hospital
T H. Park
Second Street
Third Avenue
J W Thompson
Sixth Avenue SE
Gifford Sells Local Grocery Store to Marshalltown Buyer
Edgewood proprietor H. W. Gifford completes the sale of his grocery store to Russell Blink of Marshalltown. Possession is given immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood
H. W. Gifford
Russell Blink
Marshalltown
Solon School Bid Notice Delayed To 10 P.M.
An error in the official call for bids on the $20,000 Solon PWA project requires no bids to be opened until 10 p.m. Saturday. The notice originally stated 10 a.m.
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Solon
INS
Solon School
PWA
Democrats To Meet Jan 7 To Pick 36 Convention City
Washington AP Farley said the Democratic National Committee would likely meet January 7 or 8 to select the 1936 convention city. He predicted President Roosevelt would win as many states in 1936 as in 1932 and affirmed there was no doubt about Garner's renomination.
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Washington
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Farley
Roosevelt
Garner
Two Army Flyers Killed In Bollingfield Crash
Washington reports Major George E. Rice and Lieut. Harry H. Geoffrey were killed when their Army aircraft crashed at Bolling Field on Wednesday.
Man Arrested After Street Car Crash At Intersections
Karl Tweed, 32, of 309 Sixth Street SE, was fined 10 dollars and costs in police court after crashing his car into the rear of a street car at First Avenue and Second Street East. No injuries were reported. The incident occurred around 7 15 p m Tuesday and stemmed from intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Paul
Charles Novotny
John Jackson
Fourth Street NW
Harold Johnson
Eighth Avenue SE
J. M. Smith
First Avenue
Second Street
Karl Tweed
Sixth Street SE
Ap pelgate Cleared by G.O.P. Committee in Sheriff Case
Trenton New Jersey. Members of the Republican state committee absolved Mrs Josephine Appelgate on Wednesday of blame for her husband's election as sheriff on the Democratic ticket. The committee gave her a formal vote of confidence ending doubts about her loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Josephine Appelgate
Republican State Committee
Bertram Jubilee Singers to Perform at Bertram Church
The Bertram Jubilee Singers from Rust College Holly Springs Miss will present a program Friday evening at Bertram Methodist church. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram
Jubilee Singers
Rust College
Holly Springs
Miss
Bertram Methodist Church
Clarence Henry Goldsmith Sells West Clarence Home
Clarence Henry Goldsmith Sr sold his west Clarence residence and three acres to Ernest Wulff for 1650 dollars. Possession is to be given about January 1. Goldsmith previously bought the home from the late Mrs Arta Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Henry Goldsmith
West Clarence
Ernest Wulff
Goldsmith
Arta Long
Witch doctor drugged man in New Mexico case
Andreas Cardon, victim of a so called faith healer’s cure, was delirious from a powerful drug given on Nov. 27. He is jailed at Dona Ana County and may be sent to the state insane asylum if he does not recover within three days. Bernal was sentenced to ninety days in jail and a $100 fine for practicing medicine without a license.
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Las Cruces
N. M
INS
Andreas Cardon
Dona Ana
Cardon
Las Vegas
Anselmo Bernal
Jesusita Cardon
Numa Frenger
Bernal
Masons and Plasterers Vote to Join Iowa Labor Federation
Delegates from the bricklayers masons and plasterers international union voted to affiliate with the Iowa State Federation of Labor. Peter Hansen of Waterloo was re elected secretary treasurer. Thomas Cooke of Des Moines was elected president to replace John J Naddy. E L Bester Eugene Reardon and James W Fox named vice presidents. The 1936 meeting will be in Sioux City opening December first Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa State Federation of Labor
Iowa Conference of Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers International Union
American Federation of Labor
State
PWA
WPA
Peter Hansen
Thomas Cooke
Des Moines
John J. Naddy
Sioux City
E L. Bester
Council Bluffs
Eugene Reardon
Ottumwa
James W. Fox
Bishop of Meissen To Report German Situation To Pope
Bishop Peter Legee of Meissen headed to Rome amid reports he will brief Pope Pius on the Catholic situation in Germany. He is said to address his recent conviction for foreign exchange violations and the arrest of several church figures linked to the Bannasch inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meissen
Berlin
INS
Peter Legee
Saxony
Rome
Pius
Germany
Mgr. Bannasch
Conrad von Preysing
Wetenberger
Wuerzburg
Canon Hart
Bannasch
Farley Seeks Funds for Ocean Air Mail Service
Postmaster General Farley announced he will seek congressional funds to launch transatlantic air mail service. He said experimental flights will begin next summer and the route should operate within the following year.
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Washington (Ap
Farley
Congress
Mind and Manners Q A from a 1935 self help piece
Question and answer format discusses coping with anger and loss through activity, marriage trends among elites, and how inferiority feelings lead to harming others. The text cites Dr. John J. B. Morgan and data from Who's Who in America and U S census.
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Tee
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Greet
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Holden - Kahler Co
Thompson
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Pak Otis Vreen
Clare
van Vlack
Iowa News
Elberon
Elsie Wotrobeck
Leo Machan
Sylvester Postolka
George Strachot
Rudy Upah
Elsworth Wiley
Albine Dvorak
Russell Kess
Maxine Gillespie
Ruby Nebendahl
Wilma Ann Kucera
Dorothy Novak
Lillian Dvorak
Mabel Nebendahl
Eleanor Norton
Libbie Bartosh
Dysart
Bernice Schreiber
Williamsburg
Elas High School
Papa
Auditorum
Evan Parry Russell Jones
Lale Evens
Conred Schadt
Ross Soults
Millicent Keil
Florence
Chelsea
Father Panek
J FY Zenwa Orpha Zeman
Dorothy Fremar
Minnie Bend
Toledo
Marty Jo Stanck
Frank
Stanek
Pla
Jimmie Jackson
Jane Foreman
Gloria Vanderbilt
Lloyd H. Redfern
Fay E. Miner
Charles T Andersen
Florence T. Miner
John M . Carpenter
Helen J Heek
Rc Resinol
ETO
Pioil Digioid
Leopold Jcodowsky
St. James
William H. Green
Howard R. Green
Bever Avenue SE
Eta Kappa Nu
Iowa State College
Second Christian Church
St. Paul's
O. W. Lawrence
Kiwanis Club
Masons
Plasterers
Iowa Labor Federation
Ocean Air Mail
Lizuncram
St Chieken
Newmans
John J. B. Morgan
America
U. S
Dance Arts Agency
Maddigan School of Music and Dancing Town Theater
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