Inter-Fraternity Dance At Cedar Rapids Country Club
Coe College hosts the first inter-fraternity dance of the season at the Cedar Rapids Country Club. Tau Kappa Epsilon leads the arrangements with Alpha Delta Alpha Chi Beta Phi and Delta Phi Epsilon present as hosts. Invited guests include Phi Alpha Pi, Sigma Phi Delta and Phi Kappa Tau. Fraternity crests adorn the ballroom as faculty members attend.
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Coe
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Alpha Delta Alpha
Chi Beta Phi
Delta Phi Epsilon
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Phi Alpha Pi
Sigma Phi Delta
Phi Kappa Tau
Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
C. Harve Geiger
C A. Russell
Kenneth L. Millstead
Paul S. Ray
Laura Pearle Stewart
Cedar Rapids club hears cactus and delphinium talks
A Cedar Rapids Woman's Club nature and garden department met at the club house to hear Dr. E. P. Childs discuss cactus varieties and J. B. Ryan explain delphinium care. Childs noted about 1400 cactus varieties with many German seed sources. Ryan grows over 200 delphinium varieties and discussed soil, drainage, disease prevention, and bouquet use.
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Cedar Rapids
North
South America
Germany
Ryan
Henry J. Hromek
Dr. Childs
Mr. Ryan
Mrs Gillies Hosts Cedar Rapids Luncheon at Home
Mrs Carl Gillies of Town City hosted a luncheon at her Cedar Rapids area home this summer. Guests included three Cedar Rapids friends Mrs Herbert Henderson Stuart McQuiston and Mrs Edward H Files.
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Carl Gillies
Town City
Cedar Rapids
Herbert Henderson
Stuart McQuiston
Edward H. Files
Mrs Chadima Heads to Atlantic for Week with Barrows
Mrs George E Chadima of 2646 Meadowbrook drive SE leaves this afternoon for Atlantic to spend a week with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Edward P Barrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E Chadima
Meadowbrook Drive
Atlantic
Edward P Barrows
Elizabeth Carey Hosts Buffet Dinner for Sobodas
Miss Elizabeth Carey and John Carey host a at home buffet this evening at 2317 Grande avenue SE in honor of Mr and Mrs E M Soboda Jr. Covers are set for twelve guests.
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Elizabeth Carey
John Carey
Grande Avenue SE
E. M Soboda, Jr
Mills boy leaves for Florida Military Academy
Billy Mills son of Mr and Mrs Ray J Mills of 361 Garden Drive SE departed this afternoon for St Petersburg Florida to enter Florida Military Academy. His father accompanied him and plans to return at the end of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Mills
Ray J. Mills
Garden Drive
St. Petersburg
Fla
Florida Military Academy
Mills
College club committee guests at Mrs Orr picnic
Members of the program committee of the College club were guests of Mrs Frank V. Orr at a Thursday evening picnic supper.
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College Club
Frank V. Orr
First Avenue
Mrs Killian and Brother Finish Month Long Motor Trip
Mrs Richard E Killian and her brother John T Hamilton II returned Thursday evening from a month long motor trip to the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Killian
John T. Hamilton, II
Dupli cate Bridge Tourney At Roosevelt Hotel Tonight
The regular city duplicate contract bridge tournament will be held at the Roosevelt hotel at 745 this evening. No reservations are required.
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Roosevelt Hotel
Friendly Strollers Meet for Sunday Outing
The Friendly Strollers gather at Horak's drug store on First Avenue and First Street West at 2 pm Sunday for a hike to Miss Lucile Wisely's home at 1200 Twenty second Avenue Southwest for coasting, popcorn, and games. Eighteen members joined the last hike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horak
First Avenue
First Street
Lucile Wisely
Twenty-second Avenue
Wasely
Belle Plaine Rites Join Esther Strawhorn and Harry Nebel
The Belle Plaine wedding of Esther Strawhorn and Harry E. Nebel took place Tuesday at 4:30 PM at the Congregational parsonage. Rev Vinton Lee officiated with attendants Leon Dierks and Clifford Nebel. The couple plans home at the AL Jones residence after a brief honeymoon. Mrs Nebel is a Belle Plaine graduate and former cashier at the King theater. Mr Nebel, class of 1923, works with his brothers in a confectionery.
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Belle Plaine
Esther Strawhorn
George Strawhorn
Harry E. Nebel
Vinton Lee
Leon Dierks
Clifford Nebel
Cuilford
Carl
Mission Talk At United Presbyterian Church
Mrs Georgia Jones spoke to Grande Avenue United Presbyterian Church missionary society about twenty eight years as a Camp Creek Tennessee mountain whites worker. Hostess Mrs H H Brownell welcomed visitors at 1403 Second Avenue SE while sister Mrs Rebecca Lilja joined from 218 Eighteenth Street NE.
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Georgia Jones
Camp Creek
Tennessee
Missionary Society
Grande Avenue United Presbyterian Church
H H Brownell
Second Avenue
Mrs Jones
Rebecca Lilja
Eighteenth Street
Recital by Junior Piano Students at Mrs Loren Twogood's Home
The second in a series of studio recitals by junior piano students of Mrs Loren Twogood at 1812 Wellington Street SE. The program begins Saturday at 3 pm at her home studio and features Dorothy Cook Paul Runkle Warren Pugh Diane Waples Mary Louise Nelson and Doris Kahler.
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Loren Twogood
Wellington Street
Dorothy Cook
Paul Runkle Warren Pugh
Diane Waples
Mary Louise Nelson
Doris Kahler
Christmas Party At Currell Home In To Wanis Club
Mrs Robert Enckson and Mr and Mrs Joe Currell hosted a Christmas party for the towanis club at 2508 Beverasenne SE. Guests wore children costumes, business meeting set plans for a December 1200 Christos party, and Christmas legends were read by several members. Twenty eight attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Enckson
Joe Currell
Towanis Club
Currell
Beverasenne SE
Busi- Poess Sesson
Christos
Frickson
Oscar Lundquist
Poa Nelson
Andrew Lorenzen
Lorenzen
Theri Times
Bridge Club Prize Winners At 714 Second Street
Mr and Mrs Hurshel Mersene hosted a Wednesday bridge night at 714 Second Street SW. Prizes were won by Mrs Lester Wese and Mrs Richard Svoboda, with attendees including Mr and Mrs Richard Svoboda, Mr and Mrs Lester Weise, and Mr and Mrs C C A Cummings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurshel Msersene
Second Street
Lester Wese
Richard Svoboda
Lester Weise
Cc A Cummings
Awards Given For Two Beauty Spots On Road 161
Awards totaling cash for the two most beautiful places on U S highway 161 between Cedar Rapids and Iowa City were won by C W Holets first and Frank Pavlis second. Homes of the winners sit near Draper Inn and Western. The prizes are part of a three year beautification effort by Iowa City, Cedar Rapids, North Liberty and Shueyville garden clubs led by Mrs. Carl Seashore with committee members from Cedar Rapids Garden and Woman's clubs.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
C. W. Holets
Frank Pavlis
Holets
Drapert Inn
Pavlis
Western
North Liberty
Shueyville
Carl Seashore
Coe Music Students to Play Saturday Recital at Sinclair Memorial
Coe College music department presents a student recital Saturday at 8 pm in Sinclair Memorial chapel. Pianists and performers include Bernice Hach Grace Swab Eleanor Houts Stanley Vesely Max Daehler and others in a program featuring works by Grieg Sibelius Brahms Chopin Rachmaninoff Mendelssohn Moszkowski and more. The event is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
Bernice Hach
Grace Swab
Eleanor Houts
Stanley Vesely
Max Daehler
Pa Aseen
Former Local Girl Weds in Washington
Miss Margaret McKnight of Olympia Washington married O B Fowles of Olympia on November 28 at the First Christian Church in Olympia. Mrs Fowles formerly lived in Cedar Rapids and is the daughter of Joseph McKnight a former Cedar Rapids police officer. The couple resides at 611 Thirteenth Avenue E in Olympia.
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Margaret McKnight
Olympia
Wash
O. B. Fowles
First Christian Church
Claude Lorimer
Thirteenth Avenue E
Surprise party honors Rose Serbousek at sister Agnes’s
Agnes Serbousek hosted a pink and white themed surprise party for Rose M. Serbousek with gifts, refreshments, and bunco. Guests included Betty Dill Dorothy Melsha Mary Jane Marousek Libbie Kofron Verona Chalupnik Elsie Vopolka Maxine Houser and others. High bunco prizes went to Betty Dill and Evelyn Shimek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose M. Serbousek
Agnes Serbousek
Betty
Mildred Dill
Dorothy Melsha
Mary Jane Marousek
Libbie Kofron
Verona Chalupnik
Elsie Vopolka
Maxine Houser
Helen Havlik
Eleanor
Evelyn Shimek
Agnes
Helen Houser
Amelia Kopeky
Helen Beckman
Georgena Serhousek
Mrs. Serhousek
Bunco
Betty Dill
Trpakosh and O Neal Wed in Cedar Rapids Home
Mrs Myrtle Trpakosh and Edward O Neal marry at the bride’s Cedar Rapids home 2331 Fruitland boulevard SW with Rev Harold Mayo of Trinity Methodist officiating. Couples and relatives from Cedar Rapids attended, including Irene Trpakosh Milo Parizek and Dolly Ray.
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Myrtle Trpkosh
Edward O'Neal
Cedar Rapids
Friustland Boulevard
Irene Trpkosh
Milo Parizek
Harold Mayo
Trinity Methodist Church
Neal
Fruitland Boulevard
Inco Boxa
Truman Jordahl
Dolly Ray
Dora Kerns
Orley Brown
Margaret Jane
Miloš Parizek
Vernon Trokosh
Midboro Club Plans Christmas Basket and Prizes
The Midboro club met Thursday evening with Mrs Henry Houseman Jr for a prime luncheon. Prizes for cards went to Mrs F A Phillips and Mrs Ralph Atherton. Prizes for a three month pledge tournament went to Mrs Houseman, Mrs E H Pottle and Mrs Atherton. The club planned a Christmas basket fill.
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Midboro
Henry Houseman, Jr
Thirty-second Street
F A Phillips
Ralph Atherton
Houseman
E H. Pottle
Atherton
Reich Youths Must Salute Nazis Now
Berlin report says Hitler Youth members are ordered to salute fellow Hitler Youth, war veterans, and the Reichswehr. Baldur von Schirach, leader of the Hitler Jugend, issued the order stressing the salute and respect for veterans.
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Reich
Berlin
Ins
Hitler Youth
Reichswehr
Baldur von Schurach
Hitler Jugend
Colorful Robes Lead Men’s Wardrobe Wave In 1934
A 1934 fashion overview notes a move toward color in men robes with checks stripes and brocade patterns. Foulards silks and plain robes with color piping gain appeal while striped blazers and houndstooth prints appear in the fabric range. Styles include wrap robes with shawl collars, double breasted options, and varied lapel shapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Parrish
Mammy explains herbs cure ailments at Kenmore exhibit
In Fredericksburg Virginia a collection of slave era remedies is shown at Kenmore the home of Betty Washington. A local woman labeled a mammy presides teaching how each herb works and claims it will cure any illness with one dose.
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Fredericksburg
Kenmore
George Washington
Betty
Kenmore Association
Cheap Money For Farmers Seen By G. O. P. Senator
UPI reports Senator Charles L. McNary of Oregon, returning from a farm rest, predicts the next Congress will push cheap money for farmers. He argues high taxes and high interest plus low prices threaten farm viability and calls for action to lower interest rates for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
Congress
Charles L. McNary
United States
Senate
Here
Hit With Beer Mug Sparks Family Probation Decision
In Cleveland, a judge placed two sisters under county probation after Martha Kleps admitted striking sister Lydia Militzki with a heavy beer mug. The ruling cited a prior beer parlor brawl that loosened a tooth as context for the dispute.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas
Lee E. Skeel
County Probation Department
Martha Kleps
Skeel
Lydia Militzki
Heavy Democratic Majority Sidebar in Washington Legislature
Washington's 1935 legislature will open with a strong Democratic majority. The House will hold 91 Democrats and 8 Republicans, while the Senate has 37 Democrats and 8 Republicans, with one vacancy remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Wash
Washington
House
Senate
Police sergeant offers alibi for auto incident
BROCTON Mass AP A police sergeant William S Chandler faced questions about his alibi after his car was tagged for a parking violation while he watched a movie He said a truck pushed the vehicle from its original spot to a hydrant restricted space.
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Brocton
Mass
William S. Chandler
Miss Bampton Charms Audience At Community Concert
Rose Bampton, a young American contralto, performed at Coe chapel for the Community Concert association. She delivered a beautiful voice with clear enunciation and deft linguistic versatility across French Spanish German and English lieder including Chausson Rav el Grandados and De Falla. Corinne Frederick provided discreet accompaniment enhancing the soloist's success.
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Community Concert Association
Coe Chapel
Rose Bampton
Metropolitan
Chausson
Nicolette
Ravel
Miss Bampton
Grandados
de Falla
Corinne Frederick
K C Knights of Columbus Rabbit Hunt Dinner Plans
Knights of Columbus council No. 909 hosts a Sunday rabbit hunt with teams to supply game for a Tuesday dinner at Ben Hur hall. Dinner at 6 30 p m serves members families and friends with Stanley Elias directing the young members. Prizes for bridge and five hundred high score. complimentary supper tickets for Sunday participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus Council No. 909
Ben Hur Hall
First Street
Stanley Elias
Mr. Elias
College Inn
First Avenue
M. V. O’rieley
Otto C. Klassen
Ward Loftus
S. E. Dale
Wesley
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Mrs. Gillies
Woman's Club
Robert E. Campbell
D. M. Fellows
Ways and Means
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Country Club
E. M. Sobodas
Florida Academy
College Club Group
Paul Specht
Danceland
Roosevelt
Hoover
America
Neumode Hosiery Shop
Seconda Street
E. Strawhorn
Nebel
United Presbyterians
Fowanas Club
Entertain Club
COE Music
Lou
Eeeeee Grieg
Betty Wagner
Weeee Sibelius
Ellsworth
Thert Polannise
MacDowel
Beulah Wessale
Brahms Dorothy Check
Atlantic Zephyrs
s.Simmons
Eroy Krejct
Sparks
Moszkowsk
Meinard Schurfield
Rachmaninoff
Geneva Haldeman
Chopin Vernon Gutzenfelder
Capriccio
Brillant Mendelssohn
Martha Leksa
Rose Serbousek
Trpakosh
O’neal
Midboro Club
York
Jane
Cay
Prof
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Lefs
2Nd St. SE
Hace
del Monte
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