Miss Marjorie Kay Becomes Bride Of Philadelphia Man
Miss Marjorie Edith Kay daughter of Dean and Mrs George F Kay of Iowa City married Dr Charles W Mc Laughlin Jr of Philadelphia son of Dr and Mrs C W McLaughlin of Washington on Saturday Dec 24 at Sherwood United Presbyterian church Philadelphia The ceremony was read by Dr Mills Taylor with Miss Mary Esther Dethl playing organ Before the service the bride was given in marriage by her father She wore ivory satin with long train and ivory tulle veil carrying an arm bouquet of calla lilies Attending were Mrs J B Vander Veer and Mrs Kay The Bellevue Stratford hotel hosted a reception After a short honeymoon the couple will live at 4043 Baltimore Ave Philadelphia The bride a University of Iowa graduate belonged to Kappa Kappa Gamma Phi Beta Kappa Mortar Board She taught in Denver and Swarthmore Dr McLaughlin a University of Iowa BS and Washington University MD is an instructor of surgery at the University of Pennsylvania and a member of Phi Delta Theta and Nu Sigma Nu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Marjorie Edith Kay
Dean
George F. Kay
Charles W. McLaughin, Jr
Philadelphia
C. W. McLaughlin
Washington
Sherwood United Presbyterian Church
Mills Taylor
Mary Esther Dethl
J. B. Vander Veer
Cedar Falls
Joseph B van der Veer
University of Iowa
McLaughlin
Marshall Kay
Columbia University
New York City
Calvin Kay
Bellevue Stratford Hotel
Baltimore Avenue
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Phi Beta Kappa
National Honorary Scholastic Society
Mortar Board
Denver
Swarthmore
College of Medicine
Washington University
St. Louis
Montreal General Hospital
Montreal
Quebec
University of Pennsylvania
Phi Delta Theta
Nu Sigma Nu
Miss Hazel Cook Hosts Bridge Party at Home
Miss Hazel Cook entertained friends at a bridge party at her home on Thursday afternoon. Guests included Lucile Reynolds Bernice Reynolds Della Taylor Orva Mitchell Ruth Burchard Velma Christie Rachel Hatch Arsene Jones and Mrs William A Kirkpatrick Mrs James McKnight and Mrs Donald B Davis. Prizes went to Mrs McKnight Mrs Davis and Miss Burchard. Cook, a teacher at Eddyville, is visiting her parents for the holidays. Guest Glenn Lowry of Sader TU Dar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Cook
Mount Vernon Avenue
Lucile
Bernice Reynolds
Della Taylor
Orva Mitchell
Ruth Burchard
Velma Christie
Rachel Hatch
Arsene Jones
William A. Kirkpatrick
James McKnight
Donald B. Davis
Burchard
Burchard, Mrs. McKnight and Mrs. Davis. Miss Cook, Who Is A Teacher At Eddyville
Cook
Glenn Lowry
Sader
Central Park Presbyterian Couples to Host New Year Eve Open House
The Central Park Presbyterian Church Couples class invites the Central Park community and friends to a New Year’s Eve open house Saturday evening in the Sunday school rooms. Ray F. Anderson farm editor of The Gazette will give an illustrated talk on his recent southwest trip along with special music. West Liberty Mr and Mrs Perry Case observe their fifty eighth wedding anniversary Thursday at home. health is good. Their children Will Babbitt Solon H Wright Iowa City George Case West Liberty and Ethel who teaches in Mount Carmel Ill joined them for Christmas Day celebrations.
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Central Park Presbyterian Church
Central Park
Ray F. Anderson
The
Gazette
Southwest
West Liberty
Perry Case
Case
Will Babbitt
Solon
H. Wright
Iowa City
George Case
Ethel
Mount Carmel
Ill
Pickwick Parthenon Holiday Ball Draws 200 Guests
About 200 members of the Pickwick club attended the 1932 Pickwick Parthenon holiday ball held Thursday evening at the Hotel Roosevelt. The ballroom glowed with greens and balloons as guests arrived from their dinner parties for one of the two large annual social events.
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Pickwick-Parthenon
Hotel Roosevelt
Pickwick Club
Tea and Dinner Outing Among Cedar Rapids Friends
A Cedar Rapids group of former high school and Coe college friends met at Miss Carla Sgarlata's home for tea on Thursday afternoon then went to Miss Anna Mae Snouffer's home for dinner. Attending were Irene Mikuleck Blanche MHouser Frances Haluza Carla Sgarlata Jean Lindsey Frances Langer Anna Mac Snouffer, all listed with their respective towns Newburg Lisbon Newhall Cedar Rapids.
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Coe College
Carla Sgarlata
Anna Mae Snouffer
Irene Mikuleck
Blanche Mhouser
Frances Haluza
Cedar Rapids
Jean Lindsey
Newburg
Frances Langer
Lisbon
Anna Mac Snouffer
Newhall
Hearings On Soviet Recognition Hinted
Washington Democrats consider open hearings on recognizing Russia and related issues. Chairman Collier said the House Ways and Means Committee may seek such hearings, signaling potential hearings in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Collier
Fire destroys Shelley estate house near Independence
The Shelley estate farm house four miles south of Independence on Highway 11 burned Thursday morning, causing about 2,400 dollars in losses. George Eddy family occupied the home. neighbors helped save lower story contents. Cause undetermined. Tipton couple celebrae golden wedding anniversary at their home December 28.
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Independence
Shelley
Highway No. 11
George Eddy
Tipton
C. A. Ridenour
Anna F. Barclay
Cornelius A. Ridenour
James Cull
Rochester Methodist Episcopal Church
Many Marvels Revealed In Science Talks
In Atlantic City addresses before the ASA, speakers report caterpillars hear flies transfer pollen via onions and babies begin hearing minutes after birth. Other findings note Alaska forests expanding northward, young oysters roaming then settling with copper, stars shrouded by hydrogen, and early algebra pioneers in Baghdad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Association For the Advancement of Science
E. R. Minnick
Alaska
Robert F. Griggs
George Washington University
H. A. Jones
The
University, of California
Karl C. Pratt
Central State Teachers College
Mich
Herbert F. Prytherch
U. S. Fisheries Biological Station
Beaufort
N. C
Paul W. Merrill
Cora G. Burwell
Carnegie Institute of Washington
Mount Wilson Observatory
China
B. C
Amos Benkoy Kuan-Chin Pen
Johns Hopkins
Pei Sung Tang
Harvard
E. Porter Felt
Stamford
Conn Al-Khawarismi
Bagdad
Solomon Gandz
Yeshiva College
New York
Declare Missing Senator Seen In Columbus Saturday
Columbus detectives state that R. S. McCain former North Carolina state senator missing since last week drove his car into a Columbus garage and stored it Saturday night. A storage room employee identified the photo as the missing man, corroborating an earlier partial ID from an old image. The likeness was sent here by air mail from Aspenada N. C. the ex senator's home.
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Columbus, C
Columbus
R. S. McCain
North Carolina
McCain
Airmal
Apedana N. C
Oime
Jamieson Released by Indians After 18 Major League Years
Charley Jamieson former Cleveland star and lone survivor of the 1920 world champion club was released unconditionally by the Indians after 18 seasons in the American League 14 with Cleveland. Fifteen majors clubs waived on him as the Indians sought 7500 dollars. The 40 year old says he will play two more seasons then move to the minors if no MLB berth is found.
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Cleveland
Charley Jamieson
Indians
Jamieson
Guy Pleads Not Guilty To Murder
William James Curly Guy pled not guilty to murder charges in the killing of Captain Walter Vanderwell aboard the yacht Carma. The Welsh adventurer was ordered to stand trial before a jury on February 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
William James
Curly" Guy
Walter Vanderwell
Widow Buries Savings To Pay Funeral Costs
Regina Woelfelle 74 who died while protecting her 400 dollar savings from a robber was buried Friday. The money was used to cover funeral expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Regina Woelfelle
Exalt the Honest in Public Life
A People’s Forum letter argues against praising the rich who gain power through graft or deceit. It urges exposing lawbreakers via press, pulpits, and radios to curb dishonor and increase social responsibility. Signed by John I. Smith, 1514 C Ave NE, Cedar Rapids IA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I. Smith
C Ave
Cedar Rapids
Five Year Plan Ends Today In Partial Success
Moscow reports the four year and three month plan ends with broad gains in heavy industry and social programs. Officials say the plan established a base for industrialization and reduced reliance on imports, though overall industrial output rose less than the 34.7 target. Living standards remain low amid rapid modernization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Blind man aged 83 fights to keep wife at home
Israel Wolinski, blind for 33 years, pleaded in Chicago court to prevent placing his wife in an institution. Judge Harry Taylor ordered $150 monthly from a trust fund and allowed the couple to stay together for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harry Taylor
Israel Wolinski
Russia
Two Men Found Slain In Auto Near Monroe
Two men identified tentatively as Sam Kaplan and a Toledo man nicknamed Speedy Lamipert were found shot and strangled with rope and wire in a rear seat near the Monroe city limits. Police cite possible retaliation by a rival Nguor gang as the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe, Mich
Toledo
Sam Kaplan
Noted Japanese Journalist Dies
TOKIO UP Osaka Hikosci Motoyama prominent newspaper king and peer died Friday after a sudden illness. Motoyama published Osaka Mainichi and Tokio Nichi Nichi and other periodicals with a combined circulation of 3,000,000. He helped shape liberal nationalist public opinion and promoted mass education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOKIO
Osaka
Hikosci
Motoyama
House of Peers
Osaka Mainichi
Tokio Nichi Nichi
Cleveland Welfare Worker Found Slain
A welfare worker named Ruth Speese, 30, was found bound and gagged dead in a car near Shaker Boulevard, Cleveland, after being identified by authorities. Police investigated the fatal incident described as a crime scene in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Welfare
Cleveland
Ruth Speese
Shaker Boulevard
Fnday
Let's Explore Your Mind with Albert Wiggam
A feature with Albert Wiggam D Sc author of The Fruit of the Family Tree offers insights on selfishness love and жен relationships. Wiggam answers questions on conduct morals beliefs marriage parenting and more, with personal replies available via stamped self addressed envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Edward Wiggam
D. Sc
Wiggam
City Briefs And Personal News
Sam Smith of 819 Tenth Street SE was arrested Thursday by police and held for Marengo authorities on a forgery warrant. About 100 Philco dealers from eastern Iowa and Illinois will dine at Cedar Rapids Auto Supply on Friday with speakers from Chicago and Cedar Rapids. A joint Agency Conference of Waterloo Davenport and Cedar Rapids Central Life Assurance was held at the Hotel Roosevelt on Friday with Des Moines home office officials and branch managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Smith
Tenth Street
Marengo
Iowa
Illinois
Philco
Cedar Rapids Auto Supply Company
Hotel Roosevelt
E. W. Shepard
Chicago
F. D. Whitten
William Nolan
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Davenport
Central Life Assurance Society
Des Moines
George T. Carlin
T. H Young
W. H. Ellingson
Peter Hondorp
M. G. Fox
W. D. Moore
M. A. Reep
Safety meeting on claim prevention and safety at Milwaukee station
A safety first and claim prevention meeting was held for Milwaukee railroad employees Thursday night in the club rooms on the second floor of the Milwaukee passenger station. A. J. Elder of Marion led the session with H. O. Everson of Des Moines speaking on claim prevention and W. J. Hotchkiss of Marion on safety first.
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Milwaukee Railroad
Milwaukee
A. J. Elder
Marion
H. O. Everson
Des Moines
W. J. Hotchkiss
New Records Set In Crop Judging At 4-H Club Course
In the Iowa State college 4-H short course, 233 boys tied for first in crop judging with ten perfect grain scores. Sheep saw 116 tied for first, hogs 59, beef cattle 41, dairy 14, and horses 3. Greene county team Carl Hebner Royal Holtz and Lee Berry coached by Glen Anderson earned ten perfect grain scores, a state record.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Greene County
Carl Hebner
Royal Holtz
Lee Berry
Glen Anderson
Son of Norwegian Novelist Deported
Halvard Bojer son of Norwegian novelist Johan Bojer travels to New York with sixty others slated for deportation to Norway as undesirables. He was arrested in Fort Wayne Indiana on November 21 for a speech allegedly advocating overthrow of the government by force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Halvard Bojer
Johan Bojer
New York
Bojer
Norway
Fort Wayne
Ind
Local Folk Hurt When Auto Skids On Iowa City Road
Mr and Mrs D H Jennison of 620 Sixteenth street SE Mrs Avie Mc Fatridge of Moravia and Virgil Andrew of 1346 Hinkley avenue were shaken and bruised when their auto skidded off a Iowa City road Thursday morning. The car driven by Mr Jennison left the highway a mile and a half from Iowa City and struck a tree. Passersby summoned Cedar Rapids for assistance and the injured were later taken there for first aid.
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D. H. Jennison
Sixteenth Street
Avie McFatridge
Moravia
Virgil Andrew
Hinkley Avenue
Iowa City
Jennison
Cedar Rapids
Auto Licenses Near 10,000 in County Office
The 1933 automobile and truck licenses in the county totaled 9,337 and 1,139 respectively by Friday noon in County Treasurer Frank L. Williams' office. The treasurer's office will stay open until 5 PM Saturday to handle last minute applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Williams
Burglars Take Cigarets and Cash From Prairieburg Shop
Thieves forced entry to C. O. Rowley barber shop in Prairieburg after 10 p.m. Thursday and fled with 2,000 cigarets across eight brands, $10 in change, two dozen tobacco cans, and six dozen books of cigarette papers. Sheriff Petrus and Deputy Condon investigated the theft reported Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Rowley
Prairieburg
Joseph A. Petrus
Larry Condon
Meanest Thief Rushes for Red Wagon at Courthouse
An elderly man, W. C. Messner of 519 B Avenue NE, reported to Sheriff Petrus that a red metal express wagon was stolen from the rear of the courthouse between 10 and 11:30 am Friday. Anyone with information should contact the sheriff at 22113 or 7717.
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W. C. Messner
Avenue NE
Joseph A. Petrus
Cedar Rapids and West Branch Couples Receive Marriage Licenses
Cedar Rapids couples Joe Bousek with Rose Zobac and Charles Russell Reed with Lucille Faulkner. West Branch pair Alvin Sorensen and Thelma Moore obtain marriage licenses.
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Joe Bousek
Rose Zobac
Cedar Rapids
Charles Russell Reed
Lucille Faulkner
Alvin Sorensen
Thelma Moore
West Branch
Mother Mooney Secures Roosevelt Promise
President elect Roosevelt promised Mrs. Mary Mooney that he would write to Governor Rolph of California on behalf of Tom Mooney. Roosevelt said he would write after retiring as governor and could not specify the letter’s contents.
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Albany
N. Y
Roosevelt
Mary Mooney
Tom Mooney
Mooney
Rolph
California
Wisconsin scientists brew liquor flavored tobacco
Scientists at the University of Wisconsin announced a method to make chewing tobacco taste like liquor. Professor James Johnson led the discovery, kept secret, with cooperation from the Wisconsin cooperative tobacco pool. The project grew from efforts to develop barley for brewers and involved a campus manufacturing setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
James Johnson
Aniversity Horticulturist
Lester Galvin
Wisconsin Co-Operative Tobacco Pool
Johnson
Tobacco Pool
Gov Charles W Bryan Illness Reported Serious
Lincoln Nebraska Governor Charles W Bryan remains confined to bed as doctors announce a serious arterial heart disease. Despite illness he may still conduct key official business, according to attending physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
INS
Charles W. Bryan
Flu Not Yet Alarming But Precautions Advised
Public health advice urges caution as flu stays mild for now. The plan emphasizes resisting colds to reduce flu risk, detailing Wicks Plan for better cold control, including rest, fluids, light meals, and timely use of Vicks products to prevent or shorten colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicks
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