Advisory Board Of Coe Y W Is Honored At Tea
Coe College hosts the annual YWCA tea in Voorhees Hall West Parlor from 4 to 6 pm. Dean Mary Bell presides as reports on cabinet work are given by advisory committee members and officers of the YWCA.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1932
Page
4
Coe College hosts the annual YWCA tea in Voorhees Hall West Parlor from 4 to 6 pm. Dean Mary Bell presides as reports on cabinet work are given by advisory committee members and officers of the YWCA.
Greeted by Mr and Mrs Wilder and Mr and Mrs Rowan at Cedar Rapids the social crowd attends a formal dinner ahead of Lynn Rieger's The Cherokee Night play in Iowa City. University Players present the work directed by Mrs R E Jeffrey with guests from local society.
Sixteen Cedar Rapids women attended the School for Parents conducted Tuesday by Miss Alice Sowers and Mrs. Carl Magdsick in Oelwein. Sowers defined parent education as improving parenting skills and confidence, guiding children through development. study groups pool experiences under expert guidance. Seventy attended the afternoon session and 100 the evening, with delegations from Waterloo West Union Maynard and Charles City.
The first student recital of the year at Care College School of Music features junior and senior high pupils. Performers include Geneva Haldeman Rose Ann Kubo vee Vernon Guttenfelder Ida Mas Green and others under Prof Max Daehier and colleagues.
The report covers multiple small items from Iowa towns. Parents education meeting in Oelwein attended by about 200. Mrs Mary Platner elected Eastern Star matron in Wyoming. theater play at Williamsburg. various local officers elected, fires, funerals, and school events in Kalona Edgewood Tipton Hopkinton Washington Nichols and nearby communities.
A Christmas dramatization titled The Boy On the Meadow will be staged Saturday afternoon at 2 30 at the YWCA for children. The Woman's Club chorus and Washington High School bass glee club will sing old English carols Coventry Carol Song of the Nuns of Chester and Patapan to heighten the Yuletide mood. Miss Eleanor Cook directs with Miss Eleanor Taylor in charge of music. Cast includes Eleanor Jane Davis Mrs G HO Nix Miss Britha Sargent Jimmy Battin and Marion Reift.
Plans were made for a Covington Ladies gathering and families to meet Friday at Mrs Edith Hanson home. The party will be at Covington hall with each member to bring a program item and a dish. A Christmas church service is scheduled for Sunday night December 18.
In Oklahoma City J C Johnson began reassembling his alarm clock after taking it apart in a barn. A Jersey cow nearby provided a veterinary emergency that found clock parts and extra items including wire nails staples and a corkscrew.
Washington AP reports seven people still receive pensions for War of 1812 service. The group includes seven widows and a daughter and totals $4,000 annually, with Marion A. Clark of Iowa City, Iowa among the remaining widows listed by the Veterans Administration.
Cecil Ramseel of Tama reported to Belle Plaine police at 10 30 pm Tuesday that a man robbed him of 40 in Tama and fled toward Cedar Rapids by freight train. Deputies Condon and Radebauch checked Beverly later that evening, but found no trace of the suspect.
Negotiations finalized in Independence whereby F H Kline, superintendent of East Waterloo high school, will acquire the Buchanan County Title and Trust company for 8000 dollars. Kline takes ownership now but assumes personal charge next June. Holden remains till April and may assist for another year. Allen Smith will take over the books and move offices. J L Holland will also relocate. Holden and Smith ran the firm for about ten years.
Report shows 222 accidents resulting in 361 injuries and ? deaths in Cedar Rapids this year. Officials urge caution as road use and safety campaigns continue.
Court proceedings unfold in a retrial of F H Wight's $10 000 district court damage suit against Mr and Mrs C T Rudberg of International Falls Minnesota Judge H C Ring presides Trial began Wednesday morning Wight had won $4562 in the prior trial Judge John T Moffit granted a new trial motion The case centers on a collision on federal highway No 216 near Nashua and Charles City Witnesses include Wayne Startstep and Arthur L Prouty plus testimony from C L Krug Other local civil actions include a dismissed operating while intoxicated charge against Earl Melendy a divorce petition by Hattie May Daywitt from George Daywitt and several insurance related suits against Peoria Life involving the Hillock and Rubinson families plus a promissory note action by R W Oxley against John Dean.
Cafeteria supper planned at Central Park church and Westminster church on Thursday. M L L Healy federal probation officer and R L Whelan deputy US marshal attend a DuBuque federal court session. Frank Muoeller of 822 Second Street SW arrested for commitment papers to Minnesota State prison. Fire at 1342 B avenue NE caused by overheated furnace with no damage. Mr and Mrs Bachman and Mrs Breedner travel to Chariton for news of G L Snyder in serious condition. no strong recovery hope.
Richard F Mitchell of Fort Dodge received the oath from Clerk B W Garrett. Mitchell, a Democratic committeeman from Iowa, was elected in November. Roy Bragan of Troy Mills was severely burned when a peanut roaster exploded at a cafe, flames catching him as he tried to shut off the machine. Time To Start. Poet You mean I ought to give up writing poetry. Editor No, you ought to begin.
Ad copy for Brown atone hair tint claims to erase gray hair at home with a small brush. It promises a natural shade for blonde brown or black hair, is vegetable based and harmless, and penetrates the shaft without surface coating. Money back if not satisfactory. Available at all druggists for 1 buck.
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