Inflation Talk At B P W Club By Cornell Economist
Dr. Chester L. Rich of Cornell lectured the Business and Professional Women's club in the Crystal room of the Hotel Montrose on inflation. He defined currency and credit inflation, called the current period the ic of 1933, and noted questions from members. Miss Aliana Burr spoke on Camp Fire rites and songs. the club also voted to donate $25 to the Community Chest and $5 for Christmas health seals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester L. Rich
Cornell College
Business and Professional Women's Club
Crystal
Montrose
Aliana Burr
Cedar Rapids
Cstume
Business, and Professional Women's Club
Beta Sigma Phi Chapter Holds Monday Meeting at Bungalow
The Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi business girls sorority met Monday night at the Bungalow. Miss Louise Hathaway led a cooking school and served tea with Miss Frances Stewart assisting. Nellieve Borah will host a Christmas party in Marion on December 18. An invitation arrived from the Chi chapter in Rock Island for the district meeting on December 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambda
Beta Sigma Phi, Business Girls’ Sorority
Louise Hathaway
Frances Stewart
Nellieve Borah
Marion
Chi
Rock Island
Missionary Society Meet at Westminster Church
The Woman's Missionary society of Westminster Presbyterian church will meet at the church at 2:30 Friday afternoon. Devotions will be led by Mrs. Guy Beech, Like Christ In His Love, with Persia led by Miss Sarah Filson and a Christmas reading by Mrs. J. S. Skien. Mrs. Wayne G. Basler and Miss Margaret Sundberg will sing a duet. Hostesses: Mesdames J. Van Orsdel, R. C. Nelson, Tom Baker and E. W. Brownbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of Westminster Presbyterian Church
Guy Beech
Christ
Persia
Sarah Filson
J. S. Skien
Wayne G. Basler
Margaret Sundberg
J. van Orsdel
R. C. Nelson
Tom Baker
E. W. Brownbridge
Nov 30 Wedding at St Pauls Methodist Church
Mrs Glenn Winchell and Miss Frances Bendorf united in marriage at St Pauls Meth odist church in a candlelight double ring ceremony attended by 200 guests. The bride wore ivory satin with Chantilly lace sleeves, pearl and orange blossom headpiece, and carried a lace handkerchief once used by her mother. Reception followed at church parlors and dinner for sixty at Mrs Mary Novaks home. Out of town guests listed from Ames Davenport Dysart South Amana and Chicago. The couple will reside at 830 Fourteenth Street SE after December 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Bendorf
William Bendorf
Glenn Winchell
Dora Winchell
St. Paul's Methodist Church
A. A. Brooks
Madalene Corsello
Eleanora Snyder
Maxine Bendorf
Edwin T. Bagley
Patricia Winchell
Arthur Bernie
Edwin Novak
Johanna Hill
Mary Novak
Second Street
Winchell
Illinois
Fourteenth Street
Edwin and
Louis Novak
Ames
Ed. Zahorik
DeWitt
Mary Ball
Davenport
Edna Stillman
Iowa City
Community church women plan Christmas events and meetings
Several church groups announce upcoming gatherings. The Grace Episcopal Auxiliary will meet at 1216 Second Avenue SE for lunch and business. St John’s Guild meets at 1628 C Avenue NE to plan the Christmas party. St Rose Circle meets at the Immaculate Conception school. First Lutheran Women’s Missionary Society meets at 1611 Fifth Avenue SE for a 230 p.m. session with leaders Mrs. W D Snoufer and Miss Elsie St John. Protheon class at St Paul’s plans a Friday 2 p.m. Christmas party at 1748 Avenue NE, with hosts including Mrs. H E McCormac and Mrs. T B McIlraith. St Paul’s District No.6 will host a 5:30 p.m. supper and Christmas play at the church auditorium Thursday. First Presbyterian Missionary Society meets at 1345 A Avenue NE on Friday at 2:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susannah Wesley
St. Paul's Sunday School
C. L. Douglass
Knollwood Drive
Woman’s Auxiliary Guild of
Grace Episcopal Church
K. Rawson
Elis
Second Avenue SE
St. John’s Guild
St. John's Guild
St. John's Episcopal Church
Sarah E. Ralph
Ralph A. Hromek
C Avenue NE
Lutheran Mission Society
Women's Missionary Society of the
First Lutheran Church
J. J. Gent
Fifth Avenue
W. D. Snouffer
Elsie St. John
Protheon
St. Paul's Church
H. E. McCormac
1748 Avenue NE
T. B. Mcllraith
John Miller
B. Roberdee
Mary Arthur
St. Paul's District
Presbyterian Society
Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church
S. N. Harris
Emily Merritt
Court House News Slan der suit closes on farm altercation
Final arguments were expected late Wednesday before Judge F O Ellison and a district court jury in Lois Tickal s $5 000 slander action against Ray Hartung of Mount Vernon The suit stems from an altercation on a Cedar Rapids area farm September 20 1932. Tickal and witnesses testified while defense planned further testimony. The will of Frank E Patton of Vinton died October 17 was probated Tuesday appointing Ethel L Patton executrix and wife as legatee. the will dated October 20 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Ellison
Lois Tickal
Ray Hartung
Mount Vernon
Cedar Rapids
Frank Kucera
Helen Kucera
Robert Houser
George Caraway
Louis Tickal
W. J. Berry
Hartung
Frank E. Patton
Vinton
Ethel L. Patton
Birth Announcement for Eunice May Fitzgerald
Mr and Mrs M E Fitzgerald of 128 Fruitland Boulevard SW welcomed a daughter Eunice May on November 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Fitzgerald
Fruitland Boulevard
Eunice May
States Celebrate Day of Repeal Across Nation
The repeal of national Prohibition prompts mixed state responses as governors and legislatures wrestle with issuing licenses and adjusting laws. States from Colorado to Rhode Island report licensing delays, regulatory hurdles, and slow ramping up of legal alcohol sales while Ohio awaits further action and Utah faces a longer transition to stronger beverages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hyde Russell
Anti-Saloon League
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Colorado
Arizona
California
Washington
Louisiana
New York
Montana
Delaware
Illinois
Indiana
New Mexico
Nevada
Oregon
Maryland
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Ohio
Gifford Pinchot
Utah
Deaths of Mary Byerly and Mary Baker in Anamosa and Cedar Rapids
Obituary notices record Mrs. Mary Byerly of Anamosa age 85 mother of Eva Byerly and Earl Byerly died at Commonwealth apartments after a winter stay with her daughter. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. in Anamosa with Rev. D M Beggs. burial Riverside cemetery. Separate notice: Mrs. Mary Baker died at a Cedar Rapids hospital after a nine day illness born Bohemia March 20 1845. Funeral Thursday at 8 30 a.m. in Barta chapel and 9 a.m. at St Wenceslaus church with Father August Vojacek, burial Bohemian National cemetery. eight children listed including Charles Hull and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Byerly
Anamosa
Eva Byerly
Washington
Commonwealth Apartments
John Wesley Byerly
Jackson Township
Mary Baker
Ninth Street SE
Barta Chapel
St. Wenceslaus Church
August Vojacek
Bohemian National Cemetery
Charles
Boone
Mary Hull
Chicago
Bessie McHale
Anna Stedrowsky
Wagner, S. D
Fred Gilmore
Matilda Griggs
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Burdick
Calexico
Calif
Ludwig Baker
McGregor
Rightly Chosen Mules Make Desirable Gifts
A fashion note advises selecting mules to suit a woman's lounging costume and wardrobe. The article describes materials from plain leather to velvet and satin, styles from plain straps to d Orsay designs, and options for warmed bed room slippers with fur trim. It emphasizes matching colors to outfits and avoiding mismatched gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sas Boudoir
Formal lounging wear and tailored white dye matches
In refined fashion scenes models step out in lighter colored lounging attire. Formal variants are typically bought in white and dyed to align with a specific costume.
Iowa House Passes Deficiency Judgment Bill 94 to 4
In Des Moines Iowa the house approved a deficiency judgment ban 94 to 4 with sponsors Rep Looking bill of Story and Rice of Keokuk. The senate then sent a related measure reducing sealer fees on grain to the house which approved 98 to 2. A lone objection came from Rep Elmer Johnson who argued it impairs contracts and due process. The house also backed a concurrent memorial urging the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
House of Representatives
Story and Rice
Keokuk
Ritchie
Senate
House
Elmer Johnson
Linn County
Fuester-McKinnon- Stimpson-Tresmer
Meat Packers Face Federal License Plan
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace proposes federal license and supervision for meat packers to halt passing the processing tax to producers, claiming the move is necessary to protect farmers and ensure fair pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Folgers Coffee Premier Flavor From Central America
Coffee grown on tiny western Central American plantations yields a distinctive flavor due to volcanic soil high altitude and tropical rains. Folgers preserves mountain freshness in vacuum tins. First taste is a revelation and appeals especially to men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central America
Folger
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Chester Rich
B. P. W. Club
Westminster Society
GET
Neumode
Neumode Hosiery Shop
Bowlene
Cee Lasswell
Charles Penningroth
B. E. Warner
Bethany Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid of Bethany Church
D. L. Morrow
Home For
Twelfth Street NW
O. E. Atkinson
L. P. Davis
Mesdames
W. L. Albright
T. B. Boyer
L. W. Broulck
A. E. Childs
H. W. Clements
John Dvorak
Lydian Society
The
Olivet Presbyterian Church
D. M. Robertson
Twentieth Street SE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
M. H. Morrison
Arthur Mott
J. W. van Orsdol
J. R. Watson
H. Reid
Woman's Association
First Congregational Church
World Friendship Parish
Edward L. Noltin
American College
Madura
India
St. Rose Circle
St. Rose
Immaculate Conception
China Shop
New Process Co
Court House News
Frank Patton
Washington High
By Amos Parrish
York
Ing
Anton
France
James
South Dakota
Monticello
Burnslodge
A. F
A. M
Harry Ireland
Arthur Shelley
Earl DeShaw
Tyler
Frank Hayden
Dave Young
George Lovell
d'Orsay
Equitable of
Or LD
Jess
Ted
American Trust
Sidg
Amos Parrish
Cedar Rapids Gazette
NY Fashion Burea
Fifth Ave
N. Y
Navin
Armstrong’s Department
Pollys Party
Ment Dei
Ann
Polly
Rvelous
Folger Coffee Company
Kansas City
San Francisco
Dallas
Oeane
Adventures of
Judy and
Jane
Folgar
NEC
Folger’s Coffee
Acke
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