Pine Party Entertains Coe Delta Delta Delta Members
Pledge members of Delta Delta Delta sorority at Coe college entertained active members Tuesday evening at the annual Pine party. The program included a Hawaiian dance by Ruth Goldwine, a Christmas story by Dorothy Forsythe, and a Christmas poem by Mary Towne. Members of the My-T-Fine bridge club were hosted at Lillick's tea room Tuesday evening with Ruth Bettie and Bernadine Boyle presiding. Prizes in bridge went to Helen Becker, Edith Ross, and Doloras Shimerda. Other guests included Velma Robertson, Doris Hegewald, and Margaret Leasure.
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Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Coe College
Ruth Goldwine
Dorothy Forsythe
Mary Towne
Lillick’s Tea Room
Ruth Bettie
Bernadine Boyle
Helen Becker
Edith Ross
Doloras Shimerda
Velma Robertson
Doris Hegewald
Margaret Leasure
Youth Temperance Council Christmas Party At Trinity
The Youth Temperance council held a Christmas party at Trinity Methodist church Monday evening. Vera Drake led in games and Frances Christianson oversaw the gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Temperance Council
Trinity Methodist Church
Vera Drake
Frances Christianson
Mrs Leo W Larson to spend holidays in Minneapolis
Mrs Leo W Larson of 1820 Highey avenue SE will leave Thursday for Minneapolis to spend the holidays with her brother James B Carter and Mrs Carter.
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Leo W. Larson
Highey Avenue
Minneapolis
James B. Carter
Carter
Wanda Foster Hosts Children At Camp Fire Event
Wanda Foster of 1990 Blake boulevard SE entertained members of the Anakikisin Camp Fire group, sharing activities and refreshments during a community gathering.
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Wanda Foster
Blake Boulevard SE
Anakikisin Camp
Christmas party group includes guardians and guests
A Monday afternoon gathering listed the guardian Mrs Ronald B Moore and assistant guardian Mrs Ed Lee among attendees. Others present included Ann Meek, Joan Newton, Natalie Jenkins, Janet Lee Ohlman, Rosanne Klass, Marie French, Janet Macy, Barbara Carter, Phyllis Cohen, Joyce Libal, Ann Barry, Shirley Smith, Jacqueline Griffin and Emma Fern Samulson.
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The
Guardian
Ronald B Moore
Ed Lee
Ann Meek
Joan Newton
Natalie Jenkins
Janet Lee Ohlman
Rosanne Klass
Marie French
Janet Macy
Barbara Carter
Phyllis Cohen
Joyce Libal
Ann Barry
Shirley Smith
Jacqueline Griffin
Emma Fern Samulson
Miss Rilla Rossiter Arrives For Holidays At Home
Miss Rilla Rossiter a sophomore at Iowa State College arrives to spend the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs E W Rossiter at 1948 Washington Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rilla Rossiter
Iowa State College
E W. Rossiter
Washington Avenue
Harold A Ytsen Visits Parents For Christmas
Harold A. Ytsen of Chicago arrives to spend the Christmas holidays with his parents Mr. and Mrs P N Ytsen in the city.
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Harold A. Ytsen
Chicago
Mrs P. N. Ytsen
Christmas Trees One Million California Crop Outlook
Berkeley Calif INS Woodbridge Metcalf extension forester at the University of California predicts nine to ten million Christmas trees will be sold in the United States this year with California using about one million. He notes at least two million acres in the state could yield continuous crops and a well managed forest of ten thousand acres could supply California with Christmas trees for an indefinite period.
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Berkeley
Calif
INS
United States
California
Woodbridge Metcalf
University of California College of Agriculture
Metcalf
Forest thinning praised as positive in natural stands
A speaker argues that selective cutting in natural forest stands can yield benefit rather than cause serious damage, challenging prevailing public opinion about forestry.
Jury Lists Drawn for Benton County in 1940 Term
Special to The Gazette Benton county selects grand jurors for 1940 and petit jurors for January term. Names include Alden Shellsburg Alden and many Vinton residents such as Allen Birker Dake Kray Roth Sweet Trot now Young plus numerous others from Belle Plaine Dysart Mount Auburn and surrounding towns.
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Vinton
Benton County District Court
WG. Alden
Shellsburg
E K Allen
Matt Birker
Floyd Dake
Fred Kray
Atkins
Waldo Niebuhr
van Horne
Ben Olson
Newhall
A. H. Roth
Luzerne
C. A. Sweet
Belle Plaine
F. W. Tiedeman
Blairstown
J. E Trotnow
Dysart
J. W. Young
Keystone
Warren Abbott
Mount Auburn
Myrtle Anderson
Kirk Beatty
Fairfax
Mabel Beins
Ruth Brockschink
Norway
Wilma Burnett
Vincent Butz
Watkins
Einer Carlson
Pauline Charter
RS. Christie
Garrison
Hazel Crow
Jim Heldenbrand
Alma Henkle
Urbana
Lester Henkle
Charles Hensing
Mabel Herbert
W. H Holloway
J C. Jack
Allie Johnson
Walker
George Johnson
Z. W. Johnson
Art Kerkman
Rose Knaack
Mary Koepke
Ernie Lass
Roy Prill
Henry Rinderknecht
Elizabeth Romann
Anna Schliotterback
Arthur Schulte
Fred Seipman
S V. Shirley
Charles Sick, Jr
A. F. Such
Danas Troxel
Elmer Underwood
Frank Volz
W W. Weaver
Court Session Set in Vinton with Local Jury
Court will convene January 8 with Judge L. J. Kirkland of Vinton presiding. Trial jurors will report January 15 unless otherwise ordered.
Thirty Indicted for Liquor Fraud in Detroit Case
A federal grand jury indicted 30 defendants in a Detroit Chicago Cleveland liquor fraud syndicate. The group allegedly evaded $100000 in internal revenue taxes on liquor shipments totaling 30000 gallons from 1935 to last summer with Chicago as headquarters. Several named with ties to Al Capone. many defendants arrested in Chicago and Cleveland.
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Detroit
LLP
Louis M. Hopping
Chicago
al Capone
Hopping
Fred W. Beltz
Michigan-Ontario
Alcohol Tax Unit
Internal Revenue Department
Cleveland
Hundreds of Cedar Rapids Children Donate Food for Christmas Baskets
The campaign gathered hundreds of food items from Cedar Rapids children at the State theater benefiting the welfare bureau. The film benefit featured Universal Pictures Forbidden Valley and Dumb Cluck with proceeds aiding holiday meals for needy families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
State Theater
Ray Vernimont
Universal Films
Seventy Extra Men Hired By Cedar Rapids Post Office
The Cedar Rapids post office added seventy relief workers to handle a mail rush. Superintendent Robert Lubbock says this could be the heaviest mail volume since 1929 as eight parcel loads are delivered daily and about 200000 letters move through the office each day.
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Post Office
Cedar Rapids
Robert Lubbock
Lubbock
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Madison
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