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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1936

Page

8

Urs Barbara Munger and Curtis Buchan Wed in Ceremony

Mrs Barbara Jane Munger daughter of Clarence and Wilbur Beatty and Curtis Keith Buchan son of John and Mrs Buchan were married Friday afternoon at the First Baptist parsonage. Rev R F Judon officiated with James Dunlop of Marion attending. The bride wore a gray woolen suit with gray fox trim and talisman roses corsage. The couple left for Chicago after Dec 15 residing at 1558 Sewer Ave SE. Buchan is employed by Quaker Oats Company.

Barbara Jane Munger Clarence ‘Wilbur Beatty Curtis Keith Buchan John R. Buchan Second Avenue R. F. Judon James M. Dunop Marion

Rolland Pierson Leads Star of Maine Lodge Officers

Mrs Rolland Pierson was elected noble grand of Star of Maine Rebekah Lodge No 221 at a Thursday meeting. Other officers named include Mrs Scott Hammond vice grand Miss Helen Bedder recording secretary and Mrs Harry Moody financial secretary. A class of candidates was initiated and visitors from Grove City Marion Cedar Rapids and Praha lodges attended.

Rolland Pierson Ar Noble Star of Maine Rebekah Lodge No Scott Hammond Helen Bedder Harry Moody Frank Talbott J. J. Woodside A. M. Noblett Edward Dose Carroll Briggs Maine Lodge No Noblett Marie Novak Rebekah Assembly of Iowa Grove City Rebekah Lodge Marion Praha Cedar Cedar Rapids

Mary Kanellis elected president of Daughters of Penelope

Mary Kanellis was elected president of the local Daughters of Penelope chapter on Thursday evening. Officers named include Emma Cringos as vice president, Mary Santos secretary, Blanche Chukas treasurer, Sophie Siamis chairman of governors, and other governors and guards. Installation of officers is set for January 14. A gift exchange followed the meeting with refreshments served by Chukas, Bellas, and Kanellis.

Mary Kanellis The Daughters of Penelope Emma Cringos Mary Santos Blanche Chukas Sophie Siamis Athena Costas Helen Siamis George Faches Beulah Raftis Esther Zervekis Bessie Stefanakos George Folton Virginia Carter Eleanor Bellas Antonia Petrakes Anna Santas Inside Sentinel Helen Thomas Outer Sentinel

R N A Booster Club Elects Officers After Meeting

The R N A Booster club met Thursday evening at 908 Ellis boulevard NW with Mrs Alma OToole and Mrs Mary Bowman assisting. Prizes at balance were won by Mesdames Mildred Siebert Lavrie Engle and Mildred Hardy. consolation to Mesdames Charlotte Gaskill Lura Woolwine and Fannie Lemon. Christmas gifts were exchanged, and officers were elected: Charlotte Gaskill president Mildred Hardy vice president Lura Woolwine secretary Alma OToole treasurer Rose Stoddard drill captain and Bess Wilson musician and reporter.

R. N. A. Booster Club Alma O'Toole Ellis Boulevard Mary Bowman Bance Mildred Siebert Lavrie Engle Mildred Hardy Charlotte Gaskill Lura Woolwine Fannie Lemon Rose Stoddard Bess Wilson

Shower Honors Mrs Augustin Formerly Miss Sadilek

Mrs Lawrence Augustin was honored at a Thursday evening shower hosted by Mrs Leo Shultz and Mrs Howard Nandell at 320 Twenty first Street NE. Bingo prizes went to Miss Mildred Barnes and Miss Opal Dvorak. bunco prizes to Mrs Augustin and Mrs George Jahanos. A gift was presented to Mrs Augustin. Guests included Fern Avery Mildred Barnes Opal Dvorak Marjorie Dvorak Gertrude Kettler Ethel Maher Mae Sedlak and the Mesdames Augustin Leroy Benedict and George Jahanos.

Lawrence Augustin Alice Sadilek Leo Shultz Howard Nandell Twentyfirst Mildred Barnes Opal Dvorak Bunco Augustin George Jahanos Fern Avery Opal Marjorie Dvorak Gertrude Kettler Ethel Maher Mae Sedlak Leroy Benedict

Mizpah Circle Hosts King’s Daughters Meeting

Mrs L R Buffington and Mrs L D Krieg hosted Mizpah circle at 1850 First Avenue W with guest Mrs E W De Nio Linn county union president. De Nio spoke on the social service council and junior group work. Plans for a Christmas basket and sewing for Public Health Nursing association were set. Next meeting date to be announced.

L. R. Buffington First Avenue L. D. Krieg King’s Daughters E. W. de Nio Linn County Union D. L. Williams Stewart Shank Public Health Nursing Association

Lenways Host Guests En Route to California Visit

Mr and Mrs Ezra Lenway of 1629 Eighth Street NW receive Mrs Cooper Stubbs and Mr Stubbs of Mankato Minnesota stopping here on their way to San Diego to spend two months with Mr Stubbs mother Mrs Edith Stubbs.

Ezra Lenway Eighth Street NW Lenway Cooper Stubbs Mr. Stubbs Mankato Miam San Diego Calif Edith Stubbs

Philbricks Return From Chicago Visit

Mr and Mrs Floyd Philbrick of 1936 Bever Avenue SE have returned home after spending several days in Chicago.

Floyd Philbrick Bever Avenue SE Chicago

Wilson High Seniors Hold Christmas Dance at Gym

The Wilson High all-school dance sponsored by the seniors was held Friday evening in the school gym as a Christmas party. The gym featured a large central tree, evergreen boughs, and Christmas lights. Balloons served as favors and Henrietta Frank, dean of girls, chaired the event.

Wilson High Wilson Gym Henrietta Frank

Friendship Circle Dines and Plans Church Service

Mrs. R. T. Termohlen hosted the Friendship circle of the King's Daughters at a dessert luncheon. Christmas carols were sung with piano by Mrs. E. K. Steul. The group appointed Termohlen secretary and heard reports on gifts to Shine Mission and library book purchases. The next meeting is January 14 at Mrs. Leonard R. Wilson's home.

R. T. Termohlen Twenty-first Street Drive Friendship Circle of the King’s Daughters E. K. Steul Philip Gaines Steal Louise Leibert Termohlen A. B. Anderson Lee Beardsley Vernon E. Lichtenstein Sunshine Mission Hampton Lee Aust Community House Gaines Linn County Union Leonard R. Wilson Elmhurst Drive

Happel Couple Celebrates 30th Wedding Anniversary

Relatives and friends gathered Wednesday evening in Vinton to honor Mr. and Mrs. Henry Happel who marked their thirtieth wedding anniversary on Sunday. Guests included Elmer Happel family Derold Adam Happel Demmel Heppe Harrieman Fix Buettner Weiss Mohr Verla Marcell a Wieditz Harold Anna Happel and others.

Henry Happel Vinton Elmer Happel Derold Adam Happel Charlie Demmel Cecil and Leland Charlie Heppe Harry Harrieman Louis Fix Ernest Buettner William Weiss, Jr Henry Mohr Verla Marcella Wieditz Harold and Anna Happel

Philathea class picnic at Home for Aged Women

Forty members of the Philathea class of St. Pauls church held a Friday afternoon picnic lunch at the Home for Aged Women. Mrs. Ray Ingham and Mrs. M. L. Doherty led arrangements. Mrs. Carl Linge presided at the business meeting and Mrs. M. R. Warren led devotions. Mrs. C. W. Reames and Mrs. E. R. Moen led Christmas carols. Members were asked to donate for Christmas to the church office or the class Sunday.

St. Paul’s Church Ray Ingham M. L. Doherty Carl Linge M. R. Warren C. W. Reames E. R. Moen

Harmony Eight club luncheon and bridge party

Harmony Eight members met Thursday at Mrs. Koffron's tea room for lunch then moved to Mrs. F E Bishton’s home at 603 Eighth Street SE for bridge and a Christmas gift exchange. The group included Mrs. Bishton, J J Hervert, H G Wagner, H C R ty, F A Ingram, V Carlson, J E Randa and H F Gates with guest Lillian Novotny.

Harmony Eight Club H. F. Gates Lillian Novotny

Honor George Walters on forty seventh wedding anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. George Walters of 1708 Second Avenue SE were surprised with a party Thursday evening marking their forty seventh wedding anniversary. Attendees included Mrs. A. S. Roggensack of Minneapolis, Mrs. O. A. Latimer, Mrs. James Halpin, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Faires, and Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Fisher. Bridge prize awards went to Mrs. Faires and Mrs. Latimer.

George Walters Second Avenue SE A. S. Roggensack Minneapolis, Minn O. A. Latimer James Halpin Owen Faires A. K. Fisber Faires Latimer

Barker Dinner Honors Seniors Before California Trip

Mr. and Mrs. A B Barker hosted a farewell dinner Thursday night for Mr. and Mrs. J D Barker who plan a winter in California. The occasion also marked the couple's 35th wedding anniversary with guests Mrs. W A Nunemaker and Miss Donna Mae Barker of Norway.

A. B. Barker J. D. Barker California W. A. Nunemaker Donna Mae Barker Norway

Miss Miller Honored on Seventeenth Birthday

Miss Margaret Miller was honored on her seventeenth birthday Thursday evening at a dinner and theater party given by a group of twelve of her friends.

Margaret Miller

Daughters Union Veterans observe 51st anniversary

Rebecca Alexander Kent of the Daughters of Union Veterans celebrated the fifty first anniversary with a candlelight supper at the Montrose hotel Terrace room Friday evening. Local and state officers attended along with special guests Miss Alma Owens and other leaders. Christmas readings and carols highlighted the event with gifts exchanged and group singing.

Rebecca Alexander Kent Daughters of Union Veterans of Montrose Hotel Janette Black Nevada Alma E. Owens Rebecca Alexander Annie Laura Davidson Black H. F. Klemme S. S. Haun T. Z. Cook Eugene Allen Dorothy Gearkee Norman Sutliff Hugh Hillerege Frank J. Kouba

City Briefs and Personals and Want Ads

Estella Swein, Roosevelt junior high principal, is homebound with flu at 1250 Second Avenue SE. Mrs. A. G. Evans, 1428 Third Avenue SE, recovering after a car strike left her with a broken nose and bruises. Sojka's Market rear chicken coop at 74 Sixteenth Avenue SW was entered. three geese, two ducks, and three Rhode Island Red chicks were stolen.

Estella Swein Roosevelt Junior High School Second Avenue SE A. G. Evans Third Avenue SE Sojka Sixteenth Avenue SW Rhode Island

Mrs Lumir Trachta and Mrs George Trachta Visit Cresco

Mrs Lumir Trachta of 1870 Wenng road NE and Mrs George Trachta of 56 Twenty second avenue SW motored Friday morning to Cresco to visit relatives and friends over the week end.

Lumir Trachta Wenng Road George Trachta Twenty-second Avenue Cresco

Final Evanglistic Message at Green's Grove Church

The closing service of the evangelistic meeting at Green's Grove community church will be held Sunday at 8 p.m. The Rev. R. N. Coolidge of Cedar Rapids will deliver the final message in the series on "The Kingdom of God." Residents of Toddville and Center Point are especially invited to attend.

Green's Grove Community Church R. N. Coolidge Cedar Rapids Toddville Center Point

Taken To St Paul In 1935 Auto Theft Case

Arnold Butz a 33 year old painter of 1024 Fifth Avenue SE was arrested at 8 45 am Thursday and held for St Paul police then turned over to Lieutenant R H Doenges at 3 30 pm Friday. St Paul authorities seek him for questioning in connection with a highway robbery and theft of an automobile from a St Paul auto salesman in 1935. A man in St Paul has been apprehended driving the car and says he bought it from Butz, Doenges said.

St. Paul Arnold Butz Fifth Avenue SE R. H. Doenges Butz Doenges

Candy Taken In Breakin At Local Grocery

A box of candy was stolen from Adolf Flachy grocery at 1202 First street NW during a break in in the early hours Friday. Glass from a south window was found shattered at 6 a.m. Police were told by Irwin Mann of 1825 Ellis boulevard NW that he saw a man about six feet tall, 30, wearing a black leather jacket and cap, flee from the east side window and run to the rear of the smoke house.

Adolf Flachy First Street Walsh Hines Irwin Mann Ellis Boulevard

Birth announcements from Cambridge and nearby cities

Birth notices report a son born to Mr and Mrs A H Magerkurth of Cambridge Illinois on December 10. Additional births include a son for Mr and Mrs Fred Simanek on December 10 at St Luke's hospital a daughter for Mr and Mrs Ervin F Stepanek on December 9 at St Luke's hospital a daughter for Mr and Mrs Sam Haddy on December 10 at St Luke's hospital a son for Mr and Mrs Jerry Bys on December 11 at Mercy hospital a son for Mr and Mrs Ed Smith of Marion on December 11 at Mercy hospital and a son for Mr and Mrs Leo Naso on December 12 at Mercy hospital.

A. H. Magerkurth Cambridge

St Marys guild card party and dances at Fisher hall

The St Marys church guilds second division held a card party and dance at Fisher hall on Thursday evening with bridge at four tables won by Miss Emma Peterson and Lila Pruess. Pinochle at six tables honors went to H A McMillan and S G Herring. Euchre at fifteen tables honors to Lloyd Toland and Lillian Henik. Mrs Elizabeth Guthrie hosted Fremont Lincoln Teachers club at J H Bell home with attendees including Cleo Jarrard Carol Jean Lukavsky Seelmann Edwards Posten Kron Smith. Next meeting will be a New Year dinner at Elwyn Edwards home. Y Book club members plan a pot luck supper and Christmas gift evening.

Lone Tree St. Mary’s Church Guild Fisher Hall Emma Peterson Lila Pruess H. A. McMillan S. G. Herring Euchre Lloyd Toland Lillian Henik Elizabeth Guthrie Fremont- Lincoln Fremont- Lincoln Teachers Club J. H. Bell Cleo Jarrard Carol Jean Mary Lukavsky Bernice Seelmann Elwyn Edwards Fremont Township Mildred Posten Lorena Kron Gertrude Smith Lincoln Township Y Book Club

Romance Of Wallis Simpson And Edward Started At Belvedere

A 1930s gossip tale traces Wallis Warfield Simpson and Edward VIII from the Belvedere encounter to court presentation plans sparked by Thelma Morgan Furness. It describes Furness, Simpson, and Edward VIII, plus Thelma's romance with Prince Ali Khan and Fort Belvedere tensions amid royal circles.

Universal Service Thelma Furness Wallis Warfield Simpson Wallis Baltimore Edward VIII Lady Furness George V Queen Mary Mrs. Simpson Prince of Wales Thelma Furness P. W Lady Furness’ House Ernest Wallis Simpson Reggie” Vanderbilt Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt Gloria Vanderbilt New York de Furness London Davy Fort Belvedere Prince Ali Khan

Wallis Simpson's Fort Belvedere Visit Sparks Romance

The Fort Belvedere weekend visit includes Wallis Warfield Simpson meeting Ernest Simpson and Prince Edward with Lady Furness present. A late dinner, a kitchen pilgrimage, and Wallace’s suggestion of American scrambled eggs mark the moment romance began, as Edward I prepared to marry her.

Fort Belvedere Simpsons Ernest Wallis Lady Furness General Trotter Ernest Simpson P. W Fort Bevedere

Resolution to Seek Adequate Prices Passed by Farmers

Pasadena AP report: The American Farm Bureau Federation at its 18th annual convention adopted a policy to maintain farm price levels in line with national income and wages. It calls for tariffs to protect domestic markets, reduction of industrial tariffs, marketing agreements, soil fertility programs, and a system of federal loans to store surpluses economically.

Pasadena Calif American Farm Bureau Federation

Springville Mayor Honored At Banquet For City project work

Citizens of Springville gathered at the Presbyterian church for a banquet honoring Mayor T. W. Pollock for completing a painting project. One hundred forty five attendees included council members Lynn Batchelder L. J. Miller Ralph Hunte W. K. Wild and Lee Andrew Johnston and Haegg Construction representatives. Toastmaster W. E. Bell introduced speakers including the pastors, Julius Van Sickle, L. B. Chrisman, J. W. Brown, Mrs. G. W. Gearhart and Mrs. Pollock. A gift was given to the mayor. entertainment featured Junior Raff Mary Jean Erickson and others with musical performances.

Springville Presbyterian Church T. W. Pollock Lynn Batchelder L. J. Miller Ralph Hunte W. K. Wild Lee Andrew Johnston Haegg Construction Company W. E. Bell Gertrude McGrew Mary Pauline Groves Jean Burroughs Miss Nelson Max Batchelder Mr. Badger

Weger Funeral Held At Emanuel's Lutheran Church

Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Weger were conducted at Emanuel's Lutheran Church by Rev. Max O. Jahr. Burial followed in Strawberry Point cemetery. Born Anna Baumgartner in East Prussia on February 16, 1867, she came to the United States at 14 and married Michael Weger in 1885. Surviving are four children, six grandchildren, and one sister in Germany.

Strawberry Point Anna Weger Emanuel’s Lutheran Max O. Jahr Anna Baumgartner Gottlieb East Prussia Germany Michael Weger Paul Weger Emanuel’s Lutheran Church Ladies Aid Society Otto Weger Sigmund Baumer Hobart Ind Walter Peter Chicago Edward Hanff Tripoli Caroline Waeltheim

Tax sale bid totals in Iowa County reach thirty thousand

A checkup at the County Treasurer W. E. Smith office shows the property bid on a tax sale Monday around $30,000, with about $6,000 attributed to the scavenger tax list.

Iowa City W. E. Smith

Husband Career Crisis Aided By Gentle Reform

A column notes a husband’s career at risk due to his wife’s earlier, frivolous behavior. After she reforms and adopts a calmer life, both she and her husband embrace balance, supporting his ability to succeed. A brief advice exchange then covers allowing genuine friendship to progress naturally rather than pressuring for a date.

Mrs. G

Dear Miss Manners Advice on a Broken Relationship

A reader asks how to cope after a long relationship ends when her former boyfriend plans to marry another. The advice urges accepting the loss with dignity, drying tears, and staying socially active to regain self respect, noting that happiness may attract a better match and discourage pursuit.

Negro woman claimed 119 dies in Chicago

Molly Harris a Black woman who said she was 119 years old has died in Chicago. Her daughter Mrs. Alice Little said the woman was born into slavery in Chattahoochee County, Georgia, and outlived her husband by 40 years.

Chicago Molly Harris Alice Little Chattahoochee County

Judge orders repayment of processing tax funds to rival firm

MINNEAPOLIS AP District Judge Levi M. Hall ruled Friday that Commander Milling must return to Zinsmaster Baking $13,929.72 of processing tax funds it recovered after the Supreme Court invalidated the AAA.

Minneapolis Levi M. Hall Commander Milling Company Zinsmaster Baking Company Supreme Court AAA

Memorial painting honors Miss Mabel Rugh at Fillmore

A sunlit autumn scene by Edwin Bruns was unveiled at Fillmore school on Friday to honor Miss Mabel Rugh former principal killed in a 1936 car crash. The painting was presented by the Parent-Teacher association and accepted by Darlene Riggs with a ceremony led by Dr. Robert Little.

Iowa City Fillmore School Mabel Rugh Edwin Bruns Miss Rugh Cedar Rapids Fillmore Parent-Teacher Association Darlene Riggs Bobby Thompson Parent Robert Little First Presbyterian Church Doreen Cobb Heavenly Home Mathilde Menzel Anton Nilsson Arthur C. Deamer Deamer Board of Education Rugh Ralph Dresher Parent-Teachers Association of Marjorie Donohue Darlene

Miners Fatally Hurt at Illinois Coal Mine

Two miners, Henry Novener and Arthur W. Crowl, were fatally injured in a Friday coal fall at the B B mine of the Bell Heat Coal and Mining Co near Belleville Illinois.

Belleville, Ill Henry Novener Arthur W. Crowl Bell Heat Coal and Mining Company Here

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Urs Curtis M. Buchan IRS Star OF Maine P. President Mrs. Augustin Mizpah Circle Philbricks Friendship Circle Honor Henry Happels Philathea Miss Miller Daughters Union Veterans Dial 2 Green’s Grove Gree Britain Ieelawl Duo Pi Atone Ge Lee I. de FCG International Illustrated News Edward Belvedere Mrs. Wallis Simpson Cholly Knickerbocker U. 8 Aga Khan Frank Vance Storrs Pierre Prince Ali England Southampton Ernest Simpsons the Simpsons Thelma Atae Prince Harry L. Hopkins WPA Mary Manners Miss Manners P.T.A Wrecking Service Messinger & Sons Dial Sanford Sbarta
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