Luther Brewer Reelected President of Cedar Rapids Art Association
Luther A. Brewer, former president, was reelected president at the annual meeting in the Little Gallery Cedar Rapids. New officers include James Dows Blake first vice president and Mrs George B Douglas second vice president. Directors with term expirations and a report on Little Gallery activities were presented by Edward B Rowan.
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Luther A. Brewer
Cedar Rapids Art Association
Art Association
Little Gallery
Owen Elliott
James Dows Blake
George B Douglas
Marvin D Cone
Wallace Darling
Charles B. Svoboda
E . Sefton
Austin N Palmer
James E. Hamilton
Clare R. Marshall
Bert T Jackson
John Carey
Mark Anthony
W H. Dunshee
Jay Sigmund
Arthur Poe
Grant Wood
W. H. Frick
D. W.W Warren
M. S. Hallman
Edwin Bruns
Edward B Rowan
Cedar Rapids
OLIN
Olin Cemetery Association
Fritz Engelking
Delbert Stingley
Harry Miller
Roy Easterly
Louis Lorenzen
Citizens Savings Bank
H D Miller
R. H Russell
Association For Recovery of the Fund
Miller
Russell
Oxford Junction
Iwarold G Long
New Era Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Harro Ingwersen
George Slouha
James L. Cave
John Stevenson
O. A Gable
Ernest Latore
EB. A Grimwood
Wit E. Blizek
Maynard
Mary Jane Sykes
Epworth League
Melford Reid
Marian Foss
Far Parke
Robert Welch
Emma Strosahil
Earl Parke
Dorothy Palmer
Tama
Elma Hoskins
Amela Hanwardsen
R. N of A
Grace Burton
Hattie Sley
Tillie Pashek
Mary Mul
Westin Jacobson Weds Betty Miller
Announcements report the marriage of Betty Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs G E Miller of Marshalltown to Westin Jacobson son of the Rev and Mrs P W Jacobson. The ceremony occurred December 3 in Peoria Illinois with a Congregational minister officiating. Mrs Jacobson attended Coe College, member of Kappa Delta, and Mr Jacobson is Coe graduate in Sigma Phi Delta. They will live in Willow Springs where he is in business.
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Betty Miller
G E Miller
Marshalltown
John Westin Jacobson
W. Jacobson
Bever Avenue
Peoria
Til
Jacobson
Coe College
Kappa Delta Sorority
Coe
Sigma Phi Delta Fraternity
Willow Springs
Russell To Talk On World Topics
Professor Nelson Vance Russell of Coc college launches a lecture series with “Can We Make Europe Pay?” examining England and France debt reactions and moral and economic angles. The talk is at Brucemore, 4 p.m., Wednesday, hosted by Mrs. George B Douglas, with six more talks every other Wednesday through February and beyond.
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Nelson Vance Russell
Coc College
Brucemore
George B Douglas
Europe
England
France
Tindenburg and Witler
Japan
Geneva
Turkey
Dinner Guests at Mount Mercy College
Miss Charlotte Hubbard hosted two Mount Mercy junior college classmates for a Monday evening dinner. Guests were Miss Alice Ford of Denver and Miss Harriet McDonald of Independence.
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Charlotte Hubbard
Mount Mercy Junior College
Alice Ford
Denver
Harriet McDonald
Independence
Sports Spree Set At Coe College Gymnasium
A Tuesday evening event at Coe College women’s gymnasium features a Sports Spree with volleyball basketball baseball ping pong and tennis in a varied program. About 25 physical education women from Coe will participate with senior majors assisting. Dean Mary Bell and Miss Evelyn Street attend as guests.
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Coe College
Department of Physical Education
W AA Council
Jane Sloan
Esther Seliman
Dorothy Stofler
Mary Bowne
Frances McLaughlin
Sloan
Bowne
Blanche House
Sellman
Eveta Vondracek
Lilian Weed
Edith Benson
Catherine Montalloni
Miriam Judiesch
Virginia Knox
Ruth Mabon
Betty Moore
Mildred Nemmers
Carmen Cosner
Bernus Pirk
Virginia Drake
Barbara Barrick
Jannan Chapel
Rosabelle Bartlett
Isabelle Smith
Leona Merkel
Ruth Toogood
Sarah Palmer
Hazel Eckert
Karen Rugaard
Zeta Colee
Stofiet
Dean Mary Bell
Evelyn Street
WAA Council
Stoflet
Benson
Barbara Nitz
Vondrace
Mabon
Birthday gathering at the Robert Roseberry home
Relatives gathered at 1636 Sixth Street NW to celebrate Mr Robert Roseberry's birthday. Present were Mr and Mrs Robert Roseberry and son Richard, Bernice Blin of Cedar Rapids, Mr and Mrs Joe Blin with sons Wesley and William and daughter Gladys, Mr and Mrs Lumir Lyman and Roane Grishaber of Marion, and Mr and Mrs Edward Blin of Alb urnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Roseberry
Sixth Street
Mr Roseberry
Richard
Bernice Blin
Cedar Rapids
Joe Blin
Wesley
William
Gladys
Lumir Lyman
Roane Grishaber
Marion
Edward Blin
Alburnett
IOWA CITY GUESTS AT ROBERT DOWNING HOME
Miss Theatric Hazard and Milo L Green of the University of Iown and Miss Lorna Lacs were guests of Robert Downing Sunday at his home on Center Point road NE 1314.
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Theatric Hazard
Milo L Green
The
University of Iown
Lorna Lacs
Robert Downing
Center Point Road
Miss Elisabeth Smith Arrives in Mount Vernon for Short Stay
Miss Elisabeth Smith of New York City arrived Sunday night in Mount Vernon for a short stay. She came from the east to Iowa City by airplane.
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Elisabeth Smith
New York City
Mount Vernon
Iowa City
Miss Owen to Graduate at Town University Exercises
Miss Cenoma Owen of 311 Nineteenth Street GSE is to be graduated from the University of Town with a bachelor of arts degree. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs L Owen and completed public school at Car College before entering the university.
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Cenoma Owen
Nineteenth Street
University of Town
Mass Owen
L Owen
Car College
University
Estate heirs sue for debt in promissory note case
Zoe Bo Yothers and Easther B Austin administrators of Fimma Butler estate file a petition Monday in county clerk’s office against Ray Shneluff and Murry Meffett demanding payment of 2605 on a promissory note.
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Tolpdo
Zoe Bo Yothers
Easther B
Austin
Fimma Butler
Ray Shneluff
Murry Meffett
Toocasty
Captain Healy Tells Australian War Bond With Slides
Captain Tim Healy of the Australian imperial army intelligence corps spoke to 150 Cedar Rapids Woman's Club members on President's Day. He contrasted Australia's wartime losses with its beauty, shared slides of the Land of the Southern Cross, and praised General Pershing and the Prince of Wales. He noted the wartime toll on Australian troops, where his regiment began with 1,030 men and he remains one of the last survivors. The program included Shonka and Boynton introductions prior to Healy's talk.
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Australia
Tim Healy
Intelligence Corps
Australian Imperial Army
Cedar Rapids
Healy
General Pershing
Washington
Prince of Wales
S. V. Shonka
Mass
Mary Woitushek
Shonka
E. P Boynton
Epworth League program at Mount Vernon church
Sixty members of the Epworth League with sponsor Miss Alice Rudd Rev A A Brooks and others presented a Sunday evening program before forty five Mount Vernon high school Leaguers. Margaret Risser welcomed guests, Vincent Gough directed games, refreshments were set by Morris Fussell ET Gough C E Hedges and Fred Blackwell, and Margaret Hedges Hulda Peet Beth Baker led general arrangements.
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Epworth League
St Paul's Church
Alice Rudd
A A Brooks
Mount Vernon
Methodist Church
Margaret Risser
Vincent Gough
Mesdames Morris Fussell
ET. Gough
C E Hedges
Fred Blackwell
Margaret Hedges
Hulda Peet
Beth Baker
St. Paul
Midboro Club Luncheon Set for February 2
The Midboro club will meet for luncheon on February 2 with Mrs Ralph Grimm at 609 Thirty-fourth street NE.
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Midboro Club
Ralph Grimm
Thirty-fourth Street
Make This Model At Home From Spring 1933 Fashion Catalog
Anse Adams presents a 1933 pattern guide describing chic spring outfits with soft cowls and slash-cut seaming for a flattering silhouette. Includes pattern 2939 in sizes 12 to 40 and yardage details, with order instructions and a Spring Fashion Bank featuring Paris-inspired models for all hours of the day.
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Anse Adams
Ferdy
Cedar Rapids Servie Pattern Department
West E Seventeenth Street
New York
Body of Lew Mefferd Found in Cedar River
Lew Mefferd, 53, missing for a week, was found floating in the Cedar River at the Quaker Oats intake station. Coroner reports accidental drowning likely after he fell from a ledge. no inquest. He was a bricklayer, lifelong Cedar Rapids resident, survived by two sisters and two brothers. Friends may call at Turner chapel.
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Lew Mefferd
Cedar River
L. L. Coon
Mefferd
Mefford
R. A. Vorpahl
Vorpahl
Turner
Cedar Rapids
F. E. Hollan
First Street
Joe Menz
Herbert L
George
Turner Chapel
Romance Ends As Ballen Divorce Suit Is Filed
Paris report notes Eugenia Kelly Davis files for divorce from Clement Ballen on desertion grounds. The couple wed in New York on May 29, 1926 after Eugenia’s prior divorce from Al Davis, a famed dancer once dubbed the perfect lover. The tale echoed 1915 16 sensational coverage of their elopement and ensuing litigation.
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Paris
Ins
Clement Ballen
Eugenia Kelly Davis
Ballens
New York
Miss Kelly
Elkton
American Forces Begin Huge Sham Battle At Hawai
Military, naval and air forces defend America's Gibraltar of the Pacific in unprecedented war games on Oahu. Seven cruisers and several destroyers of the mock enemy fleet sighted northeast of Molokai at dawn as a major air battle looms before a naval assault. The mock war centers on Pearl Harbor with the battle fleet and coast defense forces contending for control of Hawaii.
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Pearl Harbor
America
Pacific
Hawilan Islands
President Signs Deficiency Bill After Veto Override
President Hoover signed the deficiency bill in Washington on Monday, authorizing 3,756,000 dollars in new appropriations. The measure had been redrafted by Congress after his veto of the original 31 million dollar package, whose tax refund rider required joint committee oversight of refunds above 20,000 dollars.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Joint Congressional Committee On Internal Revenue
City Briefs and Personal News Ties Up Local Legal Moves
James K Murphy of Dike dodged a bankruptcy petition in federal court Tuesday with debts of 19 635 45 and assets 5 300. Mrs Imogen B Emery 361 Twentieth Street SE former Linn county district court first deputy clerk from 1927 to 1933 opens a general practice in 731 Higley building. Emery a Town university law school graduate admitted to the bar in 1910 previously served as secretary to university presidents Dr George MacLean and Dr John G Bowman.
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James K Murphy
Dike
Imogen B Emery
Twentieth Street
Linn County District Court
Higley Building
Emery
Town University Law School
George MacLean
John G. Bowman
Wing Stroke Rates of Insects From a Scientific Circular
A scientific circular notes wing stroke rates per second for various insects: fly 330, bee 240, wasp 110, dragonfly 28, butterfly 8. It adds that the butterfly’s grace is enhanced by its slow wing motion.
Winners Named In Cedar Rapids Playwriting Contest
The Community Players announced winners: Mrs Don Hines and Howard R Green of Cedar Rapids and Mrs Marguerite Rowley New land of Center Point for a one act play contest. The program includes The Plympton Blood and The Fiddle withaudience voting to decide first place.
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Community Players
Don Hines
Howard R. Green
Cedar Rapids
Marguerite Rowley Newland
Center Point
Mr. Green
State Capitol
Edward Swein
Clyde Tull
Mount Vernon
Robert Bell
Jay Sigmund
Ruth Larson
Iowa City
Margery Jenson
Edward Sheehy
Vinton Benton Harger 77 dies of heart attack
IOwa News in Brief reports the death of Vinton resident Morrow Harger 77 after a sudden heart attack. He lived in Benton county for 75 years, recently staying with his daughter near Vinton. Surviving are five sons and a daughter. a son in California and a Cedar Rapids brother among others. Funeral arrangements pending word from the son in California.
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Vinton
Morrow Harger
Benton County
Harold Williams
California
Mr. Harger
Coshocton County
Ohio
George Harger
Shellsburg
Sophia Greenwood
Harger
Allen Harger
Spencer, Wis
Everett Harger
Cedar Rapids
James E. Harger
H. B. Williams
Propeller Quilt Pattern for Nancy Page Readers
A propeller quilt project for boys and girls, detailing color schemes, block sizes, and construction tips. Includes life size pattern request via three cents and a self addressed stamped envelope, with back patterns also available for three more cents.
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Nancy Page
Nancy
Nanty Page
Obituary and society notices from Anamosa Williamsburg Tama Maynard Solon
Community faces include the death of John Oltmans 72 in Anamosa after a heart ailment and funeral plans. Marriage and installation events occur in Williamsbrug Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges. Gillette V Quintard 28 dies in Chicago after three months illness with Tama origins. Maynard couple celebrated 23rd anniversary with friends from Oelwein and nearby towns. Ora Hoofman 66 dies in Iowa City hospital. three sons and a daughter survive. funeral in Morse scheduled.
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Kimmerle
Ee Arnold
R. Wallace
Leroy
James R. Wallace
R. L. Wallace
William Arnold
Jake
Dan Arenold
Paul Kimmerle
Earl Zimpher
William Barske
Felix Silkey
Lena M. Allen
Verna
Evert Hammelman
Anamosa
John Oltmans
Oltmans
Cass Township
Oldenburg
Germany
United States
Council Bluffs
Elsie Wiers
Jones County
John
William
Albert
Will Poppe
John Albert
Lewis Knake
A. Matthias
Castle Grove
Williamsburg
I O . Lodge
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
Noble
B L. Bean
Leo Durr
Ed Livingston
Henry Arp
John Parry
John W Thomas
Thomas L
Jones
R. S
N G
Dewey Bean
L.S
N. G
Fred Jones
L. S
John Kuch
Rebekahs
Noble Grand
Clara Jones
Maude Kessler
Carrie L. Jones
A. D. Jones
Ellen Chase
Anna B. Hughes
Mary McLennen
U. S
Louise Ti
Tama
Paul Stigers
Martin Lier
Harley Stevens
Samuel Siegel
Roy Fisher
J. A Olsen
Davenport
Mr Quintard
Roy Quintard
Tama High School
Bradley School of Horology
Peoria
Chicago
Ilinois College of Optometry
Mabel Life
Eric, Pa
Quintard
Methodist Church of
Masonic Lodge
Les Mars
Omega Delta Fraternity
Square and Compasses Club
Northern Minors College
Anna Morrison
Maynard
Wil- Nan Guritz
Darrell Howard
Oelwein
Henry Guritz
Harley Prideaux
Ed Ponsar
Leo
Lester Foss
Lou Buenneke
Bernice
Arthur Soeg
George Simpson
Solon
St Mary's Church
Morse
Ora Hoofman
Iowa City
Frank
Raymond Victor
Ruth Victor Hoofman
Cedar Rapids
R F C Head Says Big Banks Failed To Aid Railroads
Washington news report on January 1933 hearings where Atlee Pomerene of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation accused large banks of shirking rail loan relief. He cited bank loan demands, foreclosures threats, and RF C support exceeding 50 million dollars while most class one railroads operated at a loss.
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Washington
INS
America
Atlee Pomerene
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate
Pomerene
Couzens
Michigan
R. FC
Aoss
R. PC
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the Music Shop
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