Dr W R Ross To Be Honored As Stamats Guest
Dr W R Ross of Boston Mass will be entertained at a buffet dinner tonight by Mr and Mrs Herbert Stamats at their Linden Drive SE home before his departure He is Mrs Stamats aunt s uncle and will return to Boston later tonight A separate dinner was hosted Thursday by Mr and Mrs Stewart Holmes at 369 Forest Drive SE in his honor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Ross
Boston
Mass
Herbert Stamats
Linden Drive
Forest Drive
Luncheon and Bridge Party Hosted by Miss Lila Palmer
Miss Lila Palmer of 1819 Fourth Avenue SE entertained a group of debutantes and friends at a luncheon and bridge party today. Guests included Mary Hughes Janice Jacus Nedra Arendts Nancy Shields Virginia Vane Marianne Dvorak Louise Randolph Gladys Stary Elizabeth Funkey Lucile Funkey Ruth Neill Ruth Kemp Esther Smith Mary Elizabeth Frwin and Mrs A P Kehlenbeck of Madison Wis. Mrs Kehlenbeck, formerly Dorothy Severin of Cedar Rapids, is a week long guest of Miss Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Palmer
Fourth Avenue SE
Mary Hughes
Janice Jacus
Nedra Arendts
Nancy Shields
Virginia Vane
Marianne Dvorak
Louise Randolph
Gladys Stary
Elizabeth Funkey
Lucile Funkey
Ruth Neill
Ruth Kemp
Esther Smith
Mary Elizabeth Frwin
A. P. Kehlenbeck
Madison
Wis
Kehlenbeck
Dorothy Severin
Cedar Rapids
Miss Palmer
Holiday Tea Hosted for Miss Sybil Banning at Audrey Campbell’s
Miss Audrey Campbell hosted a holiday tea this afternoon at 2622 Country Club Parkway SE for thirty guests. Miss Sybil Banning of St Paul Minn will be here after New Year’s. Miss Betty McKegan presided at the tea table with Christmas decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Campbell
Country Club Parkway SE
Sybil Banning
St. Paul
Local luncheon hosts entertain nine friends at home
Misses Marian and Eleanor Hunting of 2800 First Avenues welcomed nine guests to a Friday luncheon. Attendees included Misses Mary Winslow Martha Beardsley Esther Yothers Janet Coquillette Madge Jones Virginia Black Lydia Courtright and Jean Luberger of Cincinnati Ohio. Mrs T A Wilcox of Commonwealth apartments hosted about twenty five girls for tea for her granddaughter Elizabeth Wilcox home from Principia School with guest Miss Betty Bowker of Los Angeles a Principia student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian
Eleanor Hunting
First Avenues
Mary Winslow
Martha Beardsley
Esther Yothers
Janet Coquillette
Madge Jones
Virginia Black
Lydia Courtright
Jean Luberger
Cincinnati
Ohio
T.A. Wilcox
Commonwealth Apartments
Elizabeth Wilcox
Principia School
Betty Bowker
Los Angeles
Principia
Beattie Couple Host Evening Dinner and Bridge
Mr and Mrs George FB Beattie of 315 Juneteenth Street SE entertain twenty friends at their home this evening. Bridge will be played during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George FB. Beattie
Juneteenth Street
Miss Daisy Chadband Visits Brother-In-Law in Chicago
Miss Daisy Chadband of Chicago arrived Wednesday for a two week visit with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Fred Gray at 1281 Third avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Chadband
Chicago
Fred Gray
Third Avenue SE
Mary Buchanan Celebrates Ninetieth Birthday in Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Mary A Buchan is honored on her ninetieth birthday with a tea hosted by her niece Mrs J H Anderson at 1612 Grande Avenue SE. Attendees include Mrs H H Brownell, Mrs Lester De Yarman, Miss Grace Brownell, and many other local friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Buchanan
J. H. Anderson
Grande Avenue SE
H. H. Brownell
Lester de Yarman
Carol Selby
Jeanne Anderson
Buchanan
Cedar Rapids
Prncipal
van Buren
R. E. MacDanel
Lester DeYarman
Grace Brownell
Louise Brownell
Jessie L. Canfield
John Montillon
James York
Clifford York
R. M. DeCastello
Anna Marie DeCastello
Margaret Toof
R. P. Taylor
A. A. Long
Amy Moorhead
John Mitchell
FP. G. Murray
George Earhart
Mildred MacDanel
Fred A. Winter
Amos Elderkin
Mayme Castle
Martha Castle
Max Bromwell
Local visitors from Kansas City
Mr. and Mrs. Reid Green and daughter Eloise Crook visit with Mrs. Green’s parents Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Westfall at 1577 Second avenue SE and with Dr. and Mrs. Wayne J. Foster at 2304 Hillcrest drive SE. Mrs. Green and Mrs. Foster are sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid Green
Eloise Crook
Kansas City
Green
H. F. Westfall
Second Avenue
Wayne J. Foster
Hillcrest Drive
Mrs. Foster
Helm Couple Return From Muskogee Visit
Mr and Mrs E N Helm of 348 Twentieth street SE arrived Thursday from Muskogee Oklahoma where they motored about two weeks ago to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Helm
Twentieth Street
Muskogee
Okla
Edna Pederson and Harold Templeman Married in Cedar Rapids
West Liberty couple Edna Pederson and Harold Templeman wed at St. Paul's Methodist in Cedar Rapids with a ceremony at 11 a.m. The bride, daughter of Albert and Mrs Pederson of West Branch, wore a black velvet gown and metal trimmed hat. The couple will reside in West Liberty after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Edna Pederson
Albert Pederson
West Branch
Harold Templeman
Carl Templeman
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Cedar Rapids
A. A. Brooks
Howard Heatherington
Marie Pederson
Elizabeth
Elmer Merridith
Bully
Betty Ann Heatherington
Wilma Merridith
Raymond James
W F Cooper
Ingh School
Templeman
West Liberty Poultry and Egg Company
Two More Affairs Honor Miss Hickok
Two events honor Miss Mary Louise Hickok as she prepares to wed James Lelon Turnbull. Dr. and Mrs. Charles T. Hickok host a buffet supper for the bridal party at 2018 Fifth Avenue SE this evening. Mrs. Frank B. Race hosts a dessert party at Race Scene to day at 1 o clock with sixteen guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Hickok
James Lelon Turnbull
Charles T. Hickok
Fifth Avenue SE
Prank B. Race
Miss Hickok
New Year's Party Planned by Cedar Rapids Country Club
The Cedar Rapids Country club will host its annual New Year's party on Saturday evening as a guest night and will not hold a Party New Year's eve. A large number of reservations have already been made for the Saturday event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Miss Lilian Leibsohn Weds Irving Gannon in Chicago
Mr and Mrs Philip Leibsohn of Cedar Rapids noted their niece Miss Lilian Leibsohn married Irving Gannon of Chicago. The wedding occurred on Christmas Eve in Chicago and Mrs Gannon formerly resided in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Leibsohn
Fifth Avenue SE
Chicago
Lilian Leibsohn
Irving Gannon
Miss Sarah Cohn Bridal Party Hosted by Kozbergs
Misses Ida Sally and Josephine Kozberg hosted another party for Miss Sarah Cohn bride elect at the Montrose hotel on Second Avenue SW. Twenty three attended with bridge at five tables and prizes awarded to Mrs. Zig Salt Mrs. Morris Blivas and Mrs. Harry Cohn. Miss Cohn received a gift from her hosts and an out of town guest Mrs I Sinaiko of Madison Wisconsin also received a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Cohn
Ida, Sally
Josephine Kozberg
Second Avenue SW
Montrose Hotel
Zig Salt
Morris Blivas
Harry Cohn
Cohn
I. Sinaiko
Madison
Wis
Family returns from Fort Dodge after Christmas visit
Mrs. Emil Benesh and her sons Marlon and Dick of 1700 Second Avenue SE returned Friday from Fort Dodge where they spent Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Benesh
Marlon
Second Avenue SE
Fort Dodge
Ottumwa Mayor Manning Ouster Trial Opens
Special Prosecutor J R Jaques described Mayor Edwin C Manning as extravagant and accused him of misusing city funds. He cited increased bonded debt and wasteful expenditures while defending against the ouster claim, with six lawyers scheduled to present through Saturday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Edwin C. Manning
J. R. Jaques
Jaques
Manning
Lloyd L. Duke
Iowa
Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Milo Reno
State of
Labor Board Orders Boston Truck Strike End Immediately
The National Labor Board ruled the Massachusetts truck strike must end at once and all strikers return to their jobs without discrimination. It directs negotiations on wages hours and conditions with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 404 and the employers, with unresolved items to go to the Boston regional labor board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Labor Board
Massachusetts
Robert F. Wagner
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Boston Regional Labor Board
Arthur Hardinge Dies at 74 in London
Sir Arthur Hardinge diplomat and former British ambassador to Spain during World War I died Friday at East Sheen. He was 74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Arthur Hardinge
Great Britain
Spain
East Sheen
Friends Honor Adelia Boynton On Visit Here
Friends of Miss Adelia Boynton from Washington DC spent vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs E P Boynton at 2335 Blake Boulevard SE. Mrs Eugene C Hoyt hosted a tea this afternoon at her Park Terrace SE home. Bernice Boynton hosted a dinner and bridge party for her sister with sixteen guests. Mrs Barclay J Moon hosted a Wednesday tea at 2058 Fifth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelia Boynton
Washington, D. C
E. P. Boynton
Blake Boulevard
Eugene C. Hoyt
Park Terrace
Miss Boynton
Bernice Boynton
Kelseys to Celebrate Fiftieth Anniversary Open House
Friends of Mr and Mrs H M Kelsey pioneer residents invite the public to call Sunday afternoon and evening for an open house marking their fiftieth wedding anniversary A noon family dinner will be held at their home four miles northwest of Cedar Rapids on the Vinton road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Kelsey
Kelseys
Cedar Rapids
Vinton Road
Brass Button Study Club Luncheon Hosts at Home
Mrs John Heaton of 1101 Twelfth Street Marion hosted the Brass Button Study club with a luncheon and study hour. Miss Alma E Owens and Mrs Ralph D Chord led topical reports while honored guests were Mrs and Mrs Smith, parents of the hostess. Mrs Hugh Hillerage will entertain in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heaton
Twelfth Street
Marion
Brass Button
Alma E. Owens
Ralph D. Chord
Smith
Hugh Hillerege
Fourteenth Street
Iva M Flaherty Weds Arthur H Garrett At Home
Iva M Flaherty and Arthur H Garrett united in marriage Thursday at 1 30 p m at the bride s home 272 Eighteenth street NW. Rev I E Linkletter of the Second Christian church read the service. They will reside at 259 Eighteenth street NW after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva M. Flaherty
Arthurh. Garrett
Eighteenth Street NW
I. E. Linkletter
Second Christian Church
Bedell Re-Elected President of Local Real Estate Board
Paul H. Bedell of the Bedell-Nissen company was re elected president of the Cedar Rapids Real Estate board for the second year at a directors meeting on Thursday afternoon. A G Bauder was elected first vice president John J Wagner second vice president Floyd H Knapp secretary and Malcolm V Bolton treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Bedell
Bedell-Nissen Company
Cedar Rapids Real Estate Board
A. G. Bauder
John J. Wagner
Sac
Floyd H. Knapp
Malcolm V. Bolton
Playground Coasting Plan Stalls Over CWA Rules
The city council postponed final financing for the winter coasting program at the municipal skating rink. Plans to use CWA workers as hill guards were blocked by county relief chief Ben Tait, leaving hills unguarded and no barriers Thursday night while council seeks a temporary expedient until Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWA
Ben Tait
County Relief
Playground Commission
Nine Deputy Assessors Appointed By Council For 1934
The city council appointed nine deputy assessors for 1934 on the recommendation of city assessor Dom Feiereisen. Twelve served in 1933, four left for other work, and three were not reappointed. One new appointee is W C Bernstorff of 405 Twenty second street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dom Feiereisen
W. C. Bernstorf
Twenty-second Street
Hans Smith
Theodore Stepan
Guy Newell
Frank Zbhanek
Newell F. Alderman
Seventh Avenue
George M. Armstrong
Ninth Street
Merritt R. Heath
First Avenue
Arthur H. Mott
A Avenue
W. R. Payn
James F. Scolaro
B Avenue
Joseph Wavrin
Tenth Avenue
James H. Woodside
Wardrobes Of Whites And Brights At Southern Resorts
Southern resort fashion centers on whites and bright accents across shirtwaist dresses, two piece and one piece styles, swimsuit options, jacket combos, and boucle knits. Hats range from wide brims to off the face styles with Mexican influence creeping into trims and bands. Copyright 1933 Amos Parrish, Monday coverage notes covered shoulders for evening wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Parriah
Young Men's Bureau Hosts New Year Party
The Young Men's Bureau staged a New Year stag party at the Chamber of Commerce Thursday night with about sixty members present. Dempsy Jones provided songs and comedy with Art Shepard as Stooge, climaxing a lively exchange of ten cent Christmas gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Dempsy Jones
Art Shepard
Stooge
Plans for club year ahead discussed by president
The article notes President Don Hines presenting plans for the coming year to the club members. Details will be reviewed in depth at the next regular meeting on January 11.
Revenue Office To Be Closed For Three Days
The Cedar Rapids offices of the United States collector of internal revenue in the federal building will be closed all day Saturday and remain closed through January 2. Closing orders were issued by Des Moines headquarters on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
United States Collector of Internal Revenue
Federal Building
Des Moines
Claypool Brother Carried From Burning Home in Shenandoah
SHENANDOAH George Claypool local football player was carried from his burning home to a local hospital Thursday. The fire caused only slight damage. George is a brother of Charles Claypool star tackle on the Coe College football team this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
George Claypool
George
Charles Claypool
Coe
Greeley Suppers Veteran E L Sweet 68 Dead
GREELEY A longtime Greeley resident and Civil War veteran E L Sweet 68 died at his home Friday morning He enlisted in Company K First Iowa cavalry and was the last survivor except for Charles S Carroll of the local G A R post A former meat dealer and once mayor he helped found the I O O F lodge and served in all its offices Funeral services are set for 2 p m at the Odd Fellows hall with burial in town Rev John De Long of Nora Springs to officiate He is survived by sister Elizabeth De Long of Chippewa Bay New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Odd Fellows
John de Long
Nora Springs
Sweet
Elizabeth de Long
Chippeswa Bay
New York
New Year Celebrations Advice and Local Ads
A short note directs readers to see classification 4-A in the Want Ada Advertisement for New Year guidance. It hints at listings for festive events and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Want
Three Minute Cereals Sales Conference At Roosevelt
J R Matthews president of Three Minute Cereals spoke at the semi annual sales conference banquet at the Hotel Roosevelt Thursday night and returned to St. Louis Friday. Thirty six attended the banquet which featured birthday celebrations for John C Reid vice president and general manager and Frank Pemberton Nashville representative. The men shared a large birthday cake and cut it together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Matthews
Three Minute Cereals Company
Hotel Roosevelt
St. Louis
John C. Reid
Frank Pemberton
Nashville
Margaret Peterson Novelist Dead at 50
Margaret Peterson, renowned novelist, died at her home in Rudgwick Sussex England on Friday at the age of 50. The author was known for her works spanning fiction and literary criticism and leaves a legacy in contemporary prose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudgwick
Sussex
Eng
Margaret Peterson
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Stamats
Lila
Palmer
George Beatties
Miss Chadband
Higley
Pharmacy
Robinson Bros
Higley Bldg
Lrd Ave
2Nd St
Natins
Mary Buchanan
E. N. Helms
Neumode
Second Street
Paris
Country Club
Lillian Leibsohn
Kozberg
Fort Donge
Labor Board
H. M. Kelseys
Brass Button Club
Flaherty-Garrett
Bedell
Directed By
Amos Parrish
York
Sunshine Land
Young Men’s Bureau
Chuck Claypool
E. L. Sweet
Killian’s
Navy
Perrin
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