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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1934

Page

11

Local Honor Recption for National and State Delegates

Mrs Julia Zika national committee woman and Mrs Lettie Talbott state convention delegate were honored at a Wednesday reception by the Carey Morcombe society Degree of Honor Protective association at K P hall. Eva Hazen association president presented gifts. a dinner followed with twelve members at the birthday table and Christmas decor. Ed Borschel Grace Wiles and Lillian Glass led arrangements.

Julia Zika Lettie Talbott Carrie Morcombe Society Degree of Honor Protective Association K. P. Hall Eva Hazen Ed Borschel Grace Wiles Lillian. Glass

Jackson Return From St. John's Military Academy Delafield

Bill Jackson son of Mrs Lester T Jackson 2336 Linden Dr SE returned Wednesday evening from St. John's Military Academy at Delafield Wisconsin to spend the holidays here.

Bill Jackson Lester T. Jackson Linden Drive St. John’s Military Academy Delafield Wis

Mrs Ruth Wall Named Cedar auxiliary 193 N A L C President

Ruth Wall was elected president of Cedar auxiliary 193 N A L C at a Wednesday evening meeting held at the home of Mrs C B Taylor 123 Thirty third street SE with Mrs Joseph Kubicek assisting. Other officers include Lillian Taylor vice president Lou ise Hanus secretary Marjorie Rosenberger treasurer Carrie Miller mistress at arms Agnes Zitka chaplain Lucy Sampson color bearer and Gladys Jones trustee.

Ruth Wall Cedar Auxiliary N.A.L.C C. B. Taylor Thirtythird Street Joseph Kubicek Lillian Taylor Louise Hanus Marjorie Rosenberger Carrie Miller Agnes Zitka Lucy Sampson Gladys Jones

Christmas Parties At Chi Beta Phi And Tau Kappa Epsilon

Chi Beta Phi fraternity hosts its annual Christmas party at 7 30 this evening at the fraternity house with gifts exchanged and the Chi Beta Phi mothers club serving refreshments. Tau Kappa Epsilon pledges provide entertainment for the TKE mothers club at 8 o'clock with members exchanging gifts.

Chi Beta Phi Fraternity Chi Beta Phi Mothers Club Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity TKE Mothers’ Club

Mr Muzzy Leaves for California Christmas Visit

Earl Muzzy of 530 Knollwood Drive SE departed today for Santa Barbara California to spend the Christmas holidays with Mrs Muzzy.

Earl Muzzy Knollwood Drive Santa Barbara Calif Mrs. Muzzy

St Pauls High School seniors host Christmas party

Forty five members of the senior high club at St Pauls church hosted forty five children from Community House for a dinner and Christmas party in the church dining room. The event featured a Christmas tree, carols by Harold Hellentall on marimba and Dave Keene at the piano, and gifts presented by Santa Claus.

St. Paul's Church Harold Hellentall Dave Keene Harold Jack Santa Claus Elizabeth Bender Walter Estby Alice Rudd Marion Wilson Clare Nichols M. R. Warren C. H. Westcott Lucille Reynolds Mary Turner Lucy Siver Mary Jo Johnson Betty Walters Max Burrell James Manville Theodore Brooks Louis Cullman F. C. Waples Mesdames Claire Doolittle E. D. Jack J. A. Glass C. C. Reams D. C. Thomas J. A. Gossett Ed Siver Henry Like I. D.miller H. Morgan R. H. Edgar J. A. Hutch H. H. Glackin C. W

Local figures assist in planning events

Whipple and E C Hite with B A Gill Ham J H Watts C E Mueller O D Newberry and A C Anderson, with Miss Bertha Pownall aiding, contributed to the general planning efforts for the project.

Musketeer Drum and Bugle Corps Holds Christmas Party

About 350 relatives and members attended the Musketeer Drum and Bugle Corps Christmas party at the armory. Nevin Nichols led singing and games. Velma Love played piano. Kenwood Boy Scout Tumblers and Camp Fire group presented acts. Santa distributed gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fromm received a gift.

Musketeer Armory Nevin Nichols Velma Love Kenwood Boy Scout Tumblers George Davidson Kenwood P. T. A Sweden Henry Houseman Juanita Brown Rita Drake Betty Like Dorothy Doolittle Jean Rice Barbara Holmes Genevieve Tanner Joe Markey Clair Porter Don Brown Bobby Smythe Santa Claus

Voorhees Girls Plan Annual Christmas Party

A choir chair in white robes will awaken Voorhees quadrangle residents Friday morning for the hall’s Christmas party. The event includes a Christmas service and a gift exchange.

Voorhees Quadrangle

Cedar Staff club elects officers at banquet

The Cedar Staff club met Tuesday evening for a banquet at Mrs. Fleming's tea room 1700 Third avenue SE. Mrs. Viana Dahn was chosen president with Mame Stone as vice president Nora Wittkop recording secretary and Maud Cronkhite treasurer. The evening included games songs and corsages for each guest.

Cedar Staff Club Fleming Third Avenue SE Viana Dahn Mame Stone Nora Wittkop Maud Cronkhite

Three Local Students Return From Ames for Christmas Vacation

Glenn Hruska son of Mr and Mrs James J Hruska 2619 Bever avenue SE James Bredl son of Mr and Mrs James V Bredl 1554 Mount Vernon avenue SE and Bob Prastka son of Mr and Mrs Louis A Prastka 2603 Mount Vernon road SE return Wednesday from Iowa State College at Ames to spend the holidays with their parents.

Iowa State College Ames Glenn Hruska James J. Hruska Bever Avenue James Bredl James V. Bredl Mount Vernon Avenue Bob Prastka Louis. A. Prastka Mount Vernon Road

Eleventh Birthday Celebrated at 334 Seventeenth Street

Margaret Johnston daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Johnston celebrated her eleventh birthday Wednesday afternoon at home. Her guests included Mary Jane Scherer Mary Ellen Stickles Frances Burns Margaret Custer Patricia Sullivan Kathryn Lowe Dorothy Funkey Elfrieda Barlow Mildred Jensen and Theresa Johnston.

Margaret Johnston Thomas Johnston Seventeenth Street Mary Jane Scherer Mary Ellen Stickles Frances Burns Margaret Custer Patricia Sullivan Kathryn Lowe Dorothy Funkey Elfrieda Barlow Mildred Jensen Theresa Johnston

Welco-B Club Christmas Dinner Planned at Commonwealth

Members of the Welco-B club, employees of Welch-Cook-Bears, hold their annual Christmas dinner at the Commonwealth tea room. Ten guests are invited with a mirror centerpiece and reindeer decor. Favors are tiny dolls and miniature houses adorn place cards. Afterward the group visits Miss Olive Mix’s apartment for a gift exchange with a Dionne quintuplets theme and candlelight music.

Welco-B Club Welch-Cook-Bears Company Commonwealth Tea Room Miss Olive Mix Commonwealth Canada

Dokies Brighten Christmas For Children At Home For Friendless

Dokies hosted a Christmas party for 38 children at the Home for the Friendless. More than 250 guests attended as youngsters rode to the Knights of Pythias hall behind a police escort. Santa Claus distributed gifts while performers from the lodge presented music and readings.

Dokies Letty Keerl Knights of Pythias Hall Knights of Pythias Frank Hite The M. J. Griffith Lodge F. D. Sheppard Claire Dice

Sundberg Returns From Commerce Commission Hearing

Harry F. Sundberg head of the Cedar Rapids Chamber traffic bureau returned from Washington where he attended an oral argument before the Interstate Commerce Commission. The Iowa interior cities seek freight rate adjustments on iron and steel to match Illinois and Mississippi river town rates for similar business. The proposed changes cover rates from Illinois points and St Louis to interior Iowa.

Harry F. Sundberg Chamber of Commerce Washington, D. C Interstate Commerce Commission Iowa Cedar Rapids Illinois Mississippi River St. Louis

Holiday Rush Delays Local Train Schedule

Heavy holiday travel and mail traffic slow trains with delays from thirty minutes to an hour. Extra trains are run to handle business expected to surge as Christmas approaches.

Grant High School Christmas Program Delight at Wilson Junior High

An audience of 700 enjoyed Grant high school's Christmas program at Wilson junior high auditorium. The boys' and girls' glee clubs and the orchestra performed selections such as Break Forth O Beautiful Heavenly Light and Cantique de Noel with strong solo work by Rolland Prusek, Catherine Collins, and others. Elmer Rompot and Janice Lancaster narrated the nativity script with choir and orchestra responses. Grace Meloney directed vocals and William Vesely the orchestra. Piano was by Mary Tremaine Jean Kelly Miranda Steffens and Kenneth White.

Grant High School Wilson Junior High Auditorium Rolland Prusek Catherine Collins Catherine Timm Blanche Stolba Maryella Hale Charles Diggins Joe Konigsmark Marguerite Bentley Elmer Rompot Janice Lancaster Grace Meloney William Vesely Mary Tremaine Jean Kelly Miranda Steffens Kenneth White

City Council Approves Parallel Parking Change on 3rd Ave

A parking ordinance to require parallel parking on Third Avenue SE between Fourth and Fifth streets passed first and second readings. Introduced by Dan Kruidenier, public safety commissioner, it follows a traffic safety commission recommendation.

Third Avenue Fourth Fifth Streets Dan Kruidenier Commissioner of Public Safety Traffic Safety Commission

Trinity Methodist Sunday School Program Friday Evening

The Trinity M E Church will present its annual Sunday school program at 7 30 p m Friday. The program features an orchestra, recitations, songs, a scripture symposium and a pageant The Spirit of Christmas with specific roles assigned to children and young members. Rev Harold E Mayo will give the benediction.

Trinity Methodist Church Mary Tollman Bobby Owen Harold E. Mayo Betty Ann Shank Richard Doran Nancy Lee Mary Low Moore Richard Rabeck Carolyn Hamilton Dorothea White Ruth Tilson Donald Waskow David Lubbon Shirley Davis Barbara Steele Joyce Hari Doris Bears Betty Nichols Margaret Besson Joan Grissel Nellie Noble Lorraine Kohl Joan Ann Clark Alberta Wichels Robert Mayo Pauli Mayo Ray’ Benexe Christmas _Wells Helen Rank Betty Jean Doyle Jollen Raper Little Stranger Virginia Harover Bobby Cartwright Anita Moray Mary Lou Swab Clifford Melbers Elaine Miller Emory Sample Mary Hildred Ann Miller Joseph George Youtzey Shepherds Franklin Winslow Richard Reidel Louis Neuman Wise Men Karl Nelson Ror Hauser William Moore Richard Davis Angel Pauline Mayo Inn Doris Doherty Harold FE Mayo

Jacobsen Backs Wearin For Ways and Means Post

Rep E B Jacobsen of Iowa announced a drive to place Rep Otha D Wearin on the Ways and Means Committee. Jacobsen said Wearin’s qualifications and support from central west lawmakers make him a strong candidate for the powerful panel. Wearin, born 1903 Hastings Iowa, Grinnell graduate, former state legislator and farm organization leader, would be among the youngest if elected.

the Gazette Washington EB. M. Jacobsen Iowa Congress Ways and Means Otha D. Wearin Central West House Jacobsen Wearin Ashton C. Shallenberger Nebraska Middle West Hastings Grinnell College International Institute of Agriculture Rome

Soil Conditions Halt Neighborhood Skating Rinks

New soil conditions make flooding of neighborhood rinks impossible at the present time. Recent heavy snows froze into a deep frost layer allowing water to sink before freezing. Sub zero temperatures or a melt followed by freezing will be needed before rinks can be used.

John Stuart Jr Cleared After Auto Crash Arraignment

John Stuart Jr of Chicago faced homicide court in New York over the death of Princeton classmate Prynne Hoxie from an automobile crash last Monday. Magistrate Samuel M. Katz dismissed charges after witnesses said the collision was unavoidable.

Gazette New York Prynne Hoxie Princeton John Stuart, Jr Chicago Samuel M. Katz

Gladys Hart Named Worthy Matron of Idelle Chapter OES

Stanwood reports Mrs Gladys Hart chosen worthy matron at Tuesday meeting of Idelle chapter O E S. Myrl Spear is associate matron with Frank Harr as worthy patron Kenneth Wilkins as associate patron Miriam Klahn conductress Ida Meyer associate conductress Lena Sonnes secretary Adda Smith treasurer.

Telephone lines reach moon and back 105 times

The article notes that if all U.S. telephone lines were laid end to end they would span the distance to the moon and back 105 times, illustrating vast communications infrastructure.

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D. OF H ST. John's Wall CHI Beta Phi TEKE MR. Muzzy ST. Paul's High School Boyson Waltham Lae Musketeer Drum and Bugle Corps Voorhees Girls Iowa State Sundberg Commerce Commission 3Rd Avenue 4Th 5Th St Trinity M. E Beatty Rep. Wearin Miain Ms Contracting First Avenue
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