Marriage of Clarence Couple Mary Eleanor Goodrick
Mr and Mrs Andrew Miller of Vinton announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Eleanor to Manley Goodrick of Denver Colo son of Rev and Mrs George H Goodrick of Clarence The ceremony occurred December 7 at Iliff College Denver with Dr Charles Schofield presiding Attendants were Mrs Margaret Stratton Morris and Leslie Sarah Goodrick is a graduate of Vinton High School Oberlin College and Cornell College She has studied at Cedar Rapids Business College Goodrick a Cornell College 1934 graduate Phi Beta Kappa and Panther president is pursuing ministry at Cliff College The couple will reside in Denver
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Miller
Vinton
Mary Eleanor
Manley Goodrick
Denver
Colo
George H. Goodrick
Clarence
Charles Schofield
Iliff College
Margaret Stratton Morris
Cornell College
Leslie Sarah
Iliff
Phi Beta Kappa
Panthers
Cliff College
Goodrick
Baumgartners honored at twentieth wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Baumgartner of 509 Tenth Street SW were surprised at home with a party Wednesday evening. Guests from Cedar Rapids, Atkins, Marion, Newhall and other nearby towns enjoyed games, music, and refreshments after presenting a gift to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Baumgartner
Tenth Street
William Johnson
Fred Maeder
Newhall
B. C. Christianson
Edith
Grace
Atkins
W. R. Alexander
Howard
Marion
George Phillips
Everette
Lloyd Alexander
Jane
Dewey Alexander
Cedar Rapids
Baumgartner
Miss Elizabeth Early Complimented At Porter Home Shower
Miss Elizabeth Early, soon to be married on Christmas Day, received a personal shower hosted by Porter and Mrs. Lawrence at 1924 Avenue NE. Guests included Mrs. Nellie Israel and several others, with high bridge honors going to Mrs. Bennery and traveling prize to Mrs. Osborne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Early
Porter
Donald Lawrence
B ‘Avenue NE
Nellie Israel
Lawrence Hauskins
Elmer Kohn
Ned Porter
Arthur Osborne
Harlan Benner
Donna Taylor
Warren Buchan
Irene Mahannah
Helen’ Porter
Elizabeth Watson
Bernice,Hach
Bennery
Bridge
Israel
Koehn
Lon
Osborne
Dinner party honors two birthday celebrants
Mrs. J. F. Suchy hosted a dinner at 116 Sixteenth avenue SW in honor of Dorothea Krebs and Madelon Will. Dancing and cards followed with prizes awarded to Krebs Smrz Rose Drahos and Mrs Suchy. A gift was given to each honoree and several Misses attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Suchy
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Dorothea Krebs
Madelon Will
Krebs
Helen Smrz
Rose Drahos
Mrs. Suchy
Vitt, Krebs
Drahos
Smrz
Cleora Krumm
Nelevene Wilkinson
Martha Suchy
Dinner Shower for Mrs. Charles Kacer
Wednesday evening Miss Edith Burmeister hosted a dinner and shower at 215 Highland drive NW in compliment to Mrs. Charles Kacer formerly Miss Margaret Swab. A Christmas floral centerpiece and red tapers adorned the table. Guests included Mesdames Charles Racer George Swab James Klima Leo Stodola and Misses Marie Cline Margie Ure Dorothy Edgar Hazel Dahl Frances Stewart Thora Herr and Margaret Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Burmeister
Highland Drive
Charles Kacer
Margaret Swab
Charles Racer
George Swab
James Klima
Leo Stodola
Marie Cline
Margie Ure
Dorothy Edgar
Hazel Dahl
Frances Stewart
Thora Herr
Margaret Gould
Girl Reserves Hold Christmas Ceremonials in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Girl Reserve clubs hold Christmas vesper services this week. Roosevelt clubs led the events with Miss Alice Sundberg directing and carols with Doris Hegewald on piano. A duet by Juanita Layer and Lucille Heaton and a candle lighting finale followed a Nativity story. Franklin club's ceremony featured a triangular seating arrangement presided by Dorothy Geiger with Mary Louise Giovanazzi and others providing music. Wednesday’s Wilson junior high service offered a living picture of Raphael's Madonna of the Chair, presided by Maxine Houser with pianist Jane Downer and reader Mary Ann Machacek. A. D. T. Girl Reserves at Grant high school presented a robed choir, violin prelude by Blanche Stolba, and scripture read by Charlotte Burlingham and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Clubs
Alice Sundberg
Hannah Scheer
Doris Hegewald
Juanita Layer
Lucille Heaton
Franklin Girl Reserve
Dorothy Geiger
Mary Louise Giovanazzi
Phyllis Luse
Inez Mae Donegan
Jane Wurster
Jane Downer
Winifred Cornthwaite
Wilson Junior High
Raphael
Madonna
Anna Mae Chramosta
Ethel Evans
Mary Ann Machacek
Evelyn Matejka
Vera Drake
Grant High School
Blanche Stolba
June Hanson
Charlotte Burlingham
Vera Herington
City Parks Ready for Coasting Skiing in Winter
The playground office announced that city parks are prepared for winter sports including bob sledding coasting and skiing Two Bever park hills are set for small children and older users Daniels park offers a central slope for coasting and skiing Riverside provides a short steep slide Ellis park and Ellis golf course feature multiple hills for coasting or skiing A warming house opens at the diamondball field house near Ellis lane and Ellis Jane barricade becomes a popular coasting spot
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bever Park
Daniels Park
Riverside
Ellis Park
Ellis Golf Course
Ellis Jane
Ellis Lane
Breakins Reported At Two Local Dwellings
Police investigated two forenoon breakins. At the Bohemian Kitchen in 307 Twelfth Avenue SE thieves entered by a rear door and stole 25 to 50 pennies. At Jerry Julis' 600 Fifteenth Avenue SE annex, $4 in change, six cigar boxes and twelve beer bottles were taken. the front door glass was shattered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohemian Kitchen
Twelfth Avenue SE
Fifteenth Avenue SE
Monticello And Monona Men Win Poultry Prizes
Des Moines dispatch reports Dr. E. L. Denison's Ainsworth Ind farm entries sweeping the single comb White Leghorn class at Tall Corn Poultry show. Rev G A Wolff Monona Ia won top prizes across Ancona and related varieties. Albert Hansen Monticello Ia captured four firsts in Rhode Island Red singles, while Albert Keipper Milwaukee took four top prizes in non bearded Silver Laced Polish hens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ainsworth
Ind
E. L. Denison
Chicago
G. A. Wolff
Monona
Ancona
Albert Hansen
Monticello
Rhode Island
Albert Keipper
Milwaukee
Bird Feed Houses Placed In Parks In Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids park officials Ed Stefan and park superintendents William Wood and William Volz began winter feeding, adding wind revolving bird feed houses about six feet high in Ellis Daniels Bever and Riverside Parks. Feed comes from farms and stores and is spread across grounds and shrubs. Aimed at supporting quail and protected birds, the program includes 40000 pounds of seed screenings sent to Ames for weed seed treatment, plus kaffir corn and sorghum seed and mashed acorns. The Ellis Park bird flight area has new metal piping replacing wooden posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Ed Stefan
William Wood
William Volz
Ellis
Daniels
Bever
Riverside
Ames
State Fish and Game Department
Ellis Park
Labor Federation Backs Annual President's Ball
The Federation of Labor at a Thursday meeting agreed to cooperate with local committees for the second annual birthday ball honoring President Roosevelt set for January 30, 1935. Proceeds support infantile paralysis causes at Warm Springs. 70 percent stays local for rehabilitation wigs. J C Lewis of Des Moines, IA urged wage earners legislation, praised unemployment insurance, criticized Iowa sales tax, and endorsed an income tax for state funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
J.C. Lewis
Des Molines
Iowa State Federation of Labor
Iowa
Lewis
Cedar Rapids Leads In Building Permits Increase November
DES MOINES INS reports Iowa November new residence building permits rose by about 69 thousand dollars from 1933. Total 41 new houses planned at 140,228 versus 36 at 86,900 last year. Remodeling permits also doubled in value. Cedar Rapids recorded six new houses at 25,535 up from two at 2,790.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Iowa
Bureau of Public Health
Cedar Rapids
Murray To Be Sent To Washington With Cattle Buying Plea
Des Moines AP The Iowa request for 1 000 000 to buy starving cattle in drought counties will be carried to Washington Saturday by Ray Murray state secretary of agriculture The executive council approved the trip Murray will confer with Henry Wallace Tugwell and other federal officials to obtain funds to purchase for slaughter the cattle without feed He will attend a meeting of corn loan administrators called by William S Bradley of the Commodity Credit Corporation The session will discuss extending corn loan provisions to wheat barley oats and other non perishable grains and consider uniform grain warehousing and sealing legislation by federal and state governments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iowa
Washington
Ray Murray
Executive Council
Murray
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Tugwell
William S. Bradley
Commodity Credit Corporation
Former Cabinet Member to Address Linn Medical Society
Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur president of Stanford University and former secretary of interior will speak December 18 at 6 30 p m at the Linn County Medical Society meeting at Hotel Roosevelt. His topic is The Relation of the Doctor to Society. He has led national and international medical and reform efforts and served as a trusted adviser on race relations medical education and child health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Lyman Wilbur
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Calif
Interior
Linn County Medical Society
Hotel Roosevelt
United States Food Administration
Herbert Hoover
Stanford
United States
Wilbur
Survey of
Pacific Coast
Institute of Pacific Relations
Pacific
Institute
Honolulu
Rockefeller Foundation
Council On Medical Education and Hospitals
American Medical Association
American Academy of Medicine
Association of Medical Colleges
Havana
White House
National Advisory Commission
Federal Oil Conservation Board
Better Homes In America
Court House says $5000 death claim suit postponed
A $5000 death claim suit by J. W. Hammond as administrator of Clara Hammond’s estate, age 60 of Louisa county, over her fatal Muscatine county crash on Nov 18 1932, against B L Moore of Manchester and M O Weaver of Des Moines, was adjourned until Monday by Judge John T. Moffit. Defendants’ evidence was presented Friday morning. Mrs. Hammond died in a collision involving a car she rode in and a machine driven by Moore. The plaintiff alleges Moore, employed by Weaver, was on business for Weaver when the crash occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hammond
Clara Hammond
Louisa County
Muscatine County
B. L. Moore
Manchester
M. O. Weaver
Des Moines
John T. Moffit
Moore
Weaver
Wills of John Volesky and Milo Wenger Probated
The Cedar Rapids deaths of John Volesky on November 23 and Milo E Wenger on November 30 led to probate in district court. John Volesky left his entire estate to wife Helen with two daughters and a son as residuary legatees. executor William Volesky. Wenger left entire estate to wife Margaret, who is named executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Volesky
Cedar Rapids
Helen Volesky
Elenor Lorence
Libbie Smahel
Solon
William Volesky
Swisher
Milo E. Wenger
H. C. Ring
Boundary Suit Dismissed In District Court
So phronia Grant sued Julius H. Conrad to appoint commissioners to establish a boundary between their properties. Judge H. C. Ring dismissed the case in district court Friday, ending the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophronia Grant
Julius H. Conrad
H. C. Ring Friday
Seek Fred Heckart in Cedar Rapids Mayors Appeal
Mayor W. J. Neill seeks help locating Fred Heckart believed living in Cedar Rapids. Anyone with information should notify Miss M. E. Heckart at Zephyrhills Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Heckart
W. J. Neill
Cedar Rapids
M. E. Heckart
Zephyrhills, Fla
Continue Jay Davis Hearing Delayed to December 22
Judge H C Ring in district court Friday continued the contempt hearing involving Jay Davis, former deputy sheriff and divorce plaintiff against Victoria Davis, to December 22. Davis has been cited to appear, with proceedings focused on alleged contempt related to the divorce case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Davis
H. C. Ring
Victoria Davis
Defend
Divorce Granted in Cruel Treatment Case in District Court
Final arguments spanned a $1,000 promissory note suit between Emma Jansa and Mary Jansa with Judge F O Ellison presiding. Adella L Kephart was granted a divorce from Joseph C Kephart on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds. defendant in default. The couple wed February 27, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Ellison
Emma Jansa
Emma Horak
Mary Jansa
H. C. Ring
District Court
Adella L. Kephart
Joseph C. Kephart
Once Wealthy Man Leaves Huge Sum In Void German Bonds
In Omaha AP report, Benjamin R. Tebault, once a real estate dealer who died December 5, left over seven billion marks in defaulted German bonds in his safe deposit box. A local bond firm will review them for possible value. Tebault, who once dined with Queen Victoria and knew Chauncey M. Depew, lost much of his fortune in the 1922 23 German inflation and clung to hopes of redemption through letters that show he aimed to become a millionaire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Benjamin R. Tebault
Tebault
Queen Victoria
Chauncey M. Depew
Diplomats Serve Notices of Debt Default to State Department
Led by French Ambassador Andre de La Boulaye, nine European nations delivered formal notices that they cannot pay the $630,000,000 owed to the United States. They face a Dec. 15 installment of over $150,000,000. Britain and Belgium have already signaled defaults, Britain twice and Belgium a fifth time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Andre de Laboulaye
State Department
Uncle Sam
Great Britain
Belgium
Britain
Labor Urges Roosevelt To Make NRA Provisions Permanent
William Green president of the American Federation of Labor asked President Roosevelt to embed section 7 A of the national industrial recovery act into permanent law. The request, along with other NRA provisions on labor, was delivered to Roosevelt emphasizing continuation of maximum hours and minimum wages, opposition to unfair trade practices, and extending the ban on child labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American ‘ Federation
of Labor
Roosevelt
NRA
William Green
A. F. of L
McAdoo Enters Hospital in Manila After Illness
Senator William Gibbs McAdoo of California arrived in Manila by air from Iloilo where he was stricken with illness during an inspection tour. He was admitted to Sternberg army hospital for observation with officials citing a severe cold and indigestion as the likely cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
P. I
INS
William Gibbs McAdoo
California
Sternberg Army Hospital
Iloilo
Philippine Islands
McAdoo
Police Court Fines Levied on Three Defendants
Friday police court judge Thomas B. Powell imposed fines of five dollars and costs on Jake Klein of Oska loosa, Lambert Veenstra of Busse, and John Vosburgh of 620 Sumner Street NW for recorded offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pesan
Neetaat
Thomas B
Powell
Jake Klein
Oskaloosa
Lambert Veenstra
Busse
John Vosburgh
Sumner Street
Car Skid Injures Clifford Kunzman Near Fairfax
Clifford Kunzman, 25, of Wilson Avenue SW, received first aid at St. Luke's hospital at 1 30 a.m. Friday for forehead lacerations and head bruises after his car skidded off the highway near Fairfax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Kunzman
Wilson Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
Kunzman
Fairfax
Phelps to speak at Cedar Rapids Sojourners banquet
Lieut Col Frank Phelps was to fly from Scott Field Illinois to attend the annual Cedar Rapids chapter 104 National Sojourners banquet at the Hotel Montrose at 6 30 p m Friday Speakers on the program were M O Reiff of Cedar Rapids and Lieut Col Phelps
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Phelps
Scott Field
Ill
Cedar Rapids
National Sojourners
Hotel
Montrose
M. O. Reiff
Phelps
Franklin Wright pleads not guilty to window peeping charge
Franklin Wright, 26, of 721 Fifth avenue SE, was arraigned in police court Friday on a disturbing the peace by window peeping charge. Police arrested him early Friday on Seventh Street SE between Fourth and Fifth Avenues after a neighbor reported someone peeping into her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Wright
Fifth Avenue SE
Seventh Street SE
Fourth
Fifth Avenues
Rayon production in Japan ranks second to United States
Japan's rayon output stands as the second largest globally, trailing only the United States in production. This placement highlights Japan's significant role in synthetic fiber manufacturing and its competitive textile industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
The
United States
Rival Party Joins Cuban ABC Group In Protesting Raid
HAVANA AP The autentico party long hostile to the ABC political society joined it in protesting what they called a government raid on Accion, the ABC organ. Autentico leaders backed a declaration by the ABC central committee that the raid amounts to a declaration of war by the government. Ramon Grau San Martin, a former president, is a member of Autentico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Autentico Party
ABC Political Society
Accion
ABC
Autentico Group
ABC Central Committee
Ramon Grau San Martin
Carlos Mendieta
Autentico
Authentic Revolutionaries
Machado Vanishes From Hamburg Hotel
Former Cuban president Gerardo Machado vanished from a Hamburg hotel on Friday escaping with his entourage before German secret police arrived. The episode follows his earlier disappearance acts in New York as authorities track his movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Germany
Gerardo Machado
Cuba
New York
Young Woman Slain Near Brookfield Missouri
In Mendon Missouri a young woman about 30 was found shot to death on a county road eight miles south of Brookfield. A man companion fled after a motor car asked road information at farmer Leo Roberts’s farm. Police search for the man described as medium build in a leather jacket and light hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendon
Brookfield
Leo Roberts
Roberts
Independence Merchants Push for State Liquor Store
A delegation from Independence led by Rudolph Wytze met Gov. Clyde L. Herring to request a state liquor store in Independence. They argued nearby stores draw local business and the governor scheduled talks with state liquor control officials later that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Independence
Rudolph Wytze
Clyde L. Herring
State Liquor Control Commission
Relief agencies faulted for food spoilage in New York
In New York a board of aldermen inquiry blamed state and city relief bodies for massive waste of food meant for the unemployed. Officials reported 1,400,000 pounds of potatoes ruined in an unheated warehouse after being shipped too quickly. The process left 11,000,000 pounds of veal stored, and cabbage deliveries vastly oversized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bernard
Deutsch
Board of Aldermen
State Temporary Emergency Relief Administration
Carl Anderson
Tera
Anderson
Calls At Morgue For Friend Ends With Husband Identified
In New Orleans Mrs. Ernest O. Swanner visits the city morgue seeking details of a acquaintance's son. A detective warns of a found man near Michaud. The letter in the dead man’s pocket is addressed to Ernest O. Swanner. She realizes the man is her husband who had left for Mobile, Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Ernest O. Swanner
Michaud
Mrs. Swanner
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Pierson’s Flower Shop
2Nd Ave. SE
Sidwell
Miss Kathrine Cimmer
Mrs. Kacer
Monticello and
Labor Federation
Linn Medical Society
Tru-Art
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Court House
Hammond
Milo Wenger
Ant
Davis
W. G. McAdoo
Edgar McNall
Houston
Tex
West Highlands Community Club
Cleveland School
Morris Plan
Robert Kennedy
Mount Vernon Avenue
Ise
Congregation
Beth Jacob
A Avenue NW
Glenn Powers
Mike George
Savoy Cafe
City
I Avenue NE
Hadad
Willie Jones
James Bryan, Jr
Twenty-sixth Street Drive
Bauer and Black Company
Rokie Thompson
Urbana
St. Luke’s Hospital
Marie Scott
Mechanicsville
Mercy Hospital
Frank Pazdernik
Frank W. Stourne
Twenty-first Avenue
Sioux City
H. F. “Jim” Traynor
W. F. Zoble
Ninth Street
Zoble
Hatland
Weel Dows Bldg
Second ST
ABC Group
Machado
Missouri
Evergreen Farm
Ludvik Peterak
the Gazette Co
Gujette
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