Honor reception for opera star after Cedar Rapids concert
Mr and Mrs Clark A Beems invite friends to meet Rose Marie Brancato opera star after her concert at TM Sinclair Memorial chapel under Cedar Rapids Community Concert Association. Victoria Franzen accompanist will be honored. Guests include Prof and Mrs Paul Ray Prof and Mrs Joseph Kitchin Dr and Mrs A W Erskine Mr and Mrs Earl Blaise and Dr and Mrs Edward H Files.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark A. Beems
Twenty-first Street
Rosemarie Brancato
T M. Sinclair
Cedar Rapids
Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae Luncheon Held Today
Mrs. Stewart Holmes and Mrs. Glenn C Wheeler hosted a luncheon for Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae at 369 Forest Drive SE. The gathering occurred today with attendees present at the Holmes residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Holmes
Glenn C Wheeler
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Forest Drive
Roosevelt Hotel Hosts Cedar Rapids Bridge Olympic Start
The Roosevelt hotel becomes the Cedar Rapids bridge players headquarters as the fourth international bridge Olympic begins at 801. Local players compete for two $10,000 championship trophies and 360 Olympic silver trophies, plus a prize from Mrs George Beattie, Cedar Rapids game captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids
George Beattie
Birthday surprise for Pauline Rinderknecht noted at party
Relatives and friends gathered Wednesday evening to celebrate Pauline Rinderknecht's birthday with card games music and refreshments. Attending were Mr and Mrs Henry Rinderknecht and daughter Mae Mr and Mrs Walter Maurer Mr and Mrs David Novak Margaret Elmer Christ Esther Haerther Jabansy Buieberdorf Henry Wilmer Ivona Schminke Esta Kener Margaret Dexiniz Warn VWor 1 end Hercer ta Jarathv Paw Wona Weilherr deinictha OTe Zindterinecnt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Rinderknecht
Henry Rinderknecht
Mae
Walter Maurer
David Novak
Margaret
Elmer
Christ
Esther Haerther
Jabansy
Buieberdorf
Henry Wilmer
Ivona Schminke
Esta Kener
Margaret Dexiniz
Warn
Vwor
Hercer
Jarathv Paw Wona
Weilherr
Marital Union Several in Newhall Ceremony
The bride wore a green crepe dress with silver accessories and a bouquet of talisman roses. Miss Wetzel wore a peacock blue crepe gown trimmed with lace. A wedding dinner for 100 guests followed at the bride’s parents home. More than 500 attended the wedding dance at the Norway hall. Mrs Becker is a Marion high school graduate. the couple will reside south of Newhall after March. Out of town guests included numerous families from Cedar Rapids, Atkins, Linton, Watkins, and Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gramme Ag
Florence Wee
Neuwaal
Miss Wetzels
Jace
Norway
Becker
Marion High School
Newhall
Merl Tanner
George Wetzel
Clem Kiffe Miers
R Smith
F J Monaran
Phillip Berger
Charles Schulte
Cedar Ramdas
Brron Wetzel
Ther
Bertram
Lou Armstrong
Tom Armstrong
Atkins
Jom Wetzel
Linton
George Gunnion
Norma
Audrey Gunnison
Stanley Lawrence Becker
Neshail
Beber’ S Girt
Aunt Het Quips on Doctors and Teeth Cures
Aunt Het mocks medical dental care arguing a doctor should replace teeth if a cure fails, highlighting sharp wit about treatments and responsibility.
Verne Jeffrey Presents Pianists in Duo Recital
Verne Jeffrey presents a group of his piano students in an all two piano recital at his studio 3941 Grande avenue SE Friday evening at 8 15. The program features Turtle Dove Polka Beethoven pieces and various student names spanning Leota Peters Margaret Ann Foster Ruth Longe Patty Marshall and Jean Newburser among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Jeffrey
Grande Avenue SE
Turtle Dove
Kathleen Victorine
Joan Jeffrey
Martin
Joan Kadlec
Nancy Green
Leaf Koelling
Dorothy Peck
Mary Kilburn
Wright
Jean
Jim Walker
Heller
Helen Kinney
Haven Simmons
James Thomas
Bach
Leota Peters
Patty Marshall
Adams
Darlas Cone
Mary Lou Protzman
Bentley
Jean W Newburerr
Wilma Coates
Mary Kuorn
Hungary
Korlling
Eugene Goss
Betty Schoen
Jack Goss
Phyllie Drake
Schultz
Bod Carver
Herbert Westrom
Schubert
Betty Stephenson
Lois Patten
Jean Newburser
Margaret Ann Foster
Godard
Ruth Longe
Virginte McLean
Margaret Sehoodrremier
Lucille Haman
Beethoven
Barbara Marshall
Jeanne Marshall
Varsinta McLean
Lucile Hamlin
Rakoezi
March ¢Lisrts
Derald Jack Wil- Lane Mercer
Joel Ainswort
Concerto
Molto
Allegro
Fue
Mendelssohn
Jean Killen
Mreffrer
Nineteenth Century Problems and Reforms in England
The Delta Delphian club prepares for a discussion on Classicism and reform through the works of Pope, Addison, Steen and contemporaries. The next meeting is Tuesday morning with Mrs H E Keris in charge of the Jessan or program segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuse East Aus
Uae
Pope Addison Steen
Ward records the marriage of Miss Esther Pei per and J H Pfautz
Esther Pei per of Cedar Rapids and J H Pfautz married October 3 1934 at the residence of Rev J D Livingston in Lockport New York. Mr and Mrs Pfautz both le d Lisbon High School graduates. Pfautz attended Iowa State Teachers College and Cedar Rapids Business College. Esther had worked for Iowa Electric Light and Power Co. Pfautz studied at Iowa State College Ames and was part of Tau Kappa Epsilon. The couple will reside in Buffalo New York where Pfautz serves as secretary treasurer of International Metals Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
Ames
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Pfautz
Buffalo
International Metals Corporation
A A U W Group Hears Deamer At First Meeting
At the American Association of University Women legislative study group meeting held at Miss Frances Owen’s home twenty persons attended. Supt. Arthur Deamer spoke on the Beatty Bennett law effects in local schools the push for higher elementary teaching qualifications and Brookings findings. He opposed federal relief for school units and a federal department of education. Mrs Russell Knapp assisted as committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Frances Owen
First Avenue E
Arthur Deamer
Beatty-Bennett
Brookings Institute
Deamer
Department of Education
Coe College Plans Evening Dance After Basketball
The Coe College student council sponsors a dance in the recreation room of the men's gymnasium this evening from 8 30 to 11 after the Coe Cornell basketball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Coe-Cornell
Local travelers return from Texas and Louisiana trip
H. C. Jensen, G. J. Liebke, and Rowland Smith of Iowa City recently completed a weeklong visit to Houston Galveston and New Orleans. They returned home traveling through the Ozarks after the southern journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Jensen
Country Club Parkway
G. J. Liebke
Blake Boulevard
Rowland Smith
Iowa City
Houston
Galveston
Tex
New Orleans
Ozarks
Tea dance welcomes Coe College new students and W A A
All new Coe College students and Women’s Athletic Association members enjoyed a tea dance Thursday afternoon at the women’s gymnasium. Miss Nancy Shields oversaw refreshments and Miss Mary Gage provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Coe College
Womens Athletic Association
Nancy Shields
Mary Gage
New Anne Adams Pattern 2177 Spring Dress Sketches
Pattern 2177 features square neck and stitched bell sleeves with a draped scarf in chic spring colors. Available in sizes 34 to 48, instructions included, price 15c. combined with pattern 10c, book offer 25c. Orders to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renald
Anne Adams
Anne Adams Fashion Magazine
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Forrest Kessler Wins Bidwell Organ Scholarship
Forrest Kessler of Sac City, a freshman at Coe College, has won the Bidwell organ scholarship for study at Coe in the spring. Selection was by Miss Catherine M. Adams and Prof. Paul S. Ray of the Coe Conservatory of Music. Kessler has many piano contest wins but no prior organ instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Kessler
Sac City
Coe College
Marshall Bidwell
Coe
Bidwell
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Kessler
Catherine M. Adams
Paul S. Ray
Coe Conservatory of Music
Pledged to Phi Mu Alpha Honorary Music Fraternity
The following men were pledged recently to Phi Mu Alpha honorary music fraternity at Coe College George Cockburn Ariel Cross Robert Hahn Edward Lynn Conger Metcalf Howard Mc Laughlin David Moore and Chester Petranek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Mu Alpha
Coe College
George Cockburn
Ariel Cross
Robert Hahn
Edward Lynn
Conger Metcalf
Howard McLaughlin
David Moore
Chester Petranek
Wednesday Social Club entertains at Mrs Arendts home in 1921
Members of the Wednesday Social Club entertained husbands and friends at Mrs J S Arendts 1721 Avenue NE. Mrs Hugh Harrington and Mrs J S Lloyd assisted. Hannah Scheer read, Rose Wells Maude Steinhart and Grace Wells from Mount Vernon performed. Bridges and anagrams amused attendees. Nelson Snouffer and Hartman won prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J S. Arendts
Avenue NE
Hugh Harrington
J. S. Lloyd
Hannah Scheer
Rose Wells
Maude Steinhart
Mount Vernon
Grace Wells
C. E. Nelson
W. D. Snouffer
Kensington Ladies Aux Seeks Friendship and Fun
Mrs J S Wolfe hosted Columbia division Ladies Auxiliary to GO H C at her 1601 Park Avenue SE home. Joan Randa led the program with games and a memory test. prizes went to Mrs A W Stonebraker and Mrs Joel Rogers. Special guests included Mrs C D Fullerton and Mrs Floyd Turkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Wolfe
Park Avenue SE
Columbia
H.C. Ates Kensington
Joan ©. Randa
A W Stonebraker
Joel Rogers
C D. Fullerton
Floyd Turkle
C. Penrod
E. £. Schuyler ~ Valentine
Wellawes
Gicdeom
Godtes
Anc
Ag Menuernei
Fragmented OCR Snippet From Unclear Source
Readable fragments mention various names and times but no coherent event. The passage appears as garbled OCR with scattered terms like Bre and Sutter, unlabeled meetings, dates, and locations, lacking a clear report or outcome.
Bridge Club Holds Tea and Prize Winners at Home
Gifts were preserved up Mon Sherer and refreshments served by Mires Cheret Sewist Mrs A Kapoun. Mrs WS Kilepp hosted the 2 OT pridge club at 1418 Fouris avenue SE. Thursday afternoon Mrs W F Dunlap and Mrs O ford Campbell won prizes at bridge. Next meeting hosted by Mrs Earl Belazer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mires Cheret
A Kapoun
WS Kilepp
OT Pridge
Fouris Avenue
W F Dunlap
O.fford Campbell
Bridge
Earl Belazer
Rummage Sale by Daughters of Isabella Postponed Indefinitely
The rummage sale planned for Saturday by the Daughters of Isabella Our Lady of Perpetual Help circle has been postponed indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella, Our Lady of Perpetual Help Circle
Malta Chapter No 415 Holds Stated Meeting Saturday
Malta chapter No 415 0 ES to hold its stated meeting Saturday at 3 30 pm. A reception for the 1935 officers will follow the business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Mrs Ward Hosts Pleiades Society at Coe College
Mrs Henry W Ward will entertain members and trustees of the Pleiades society of Coe college at her home 209 Park Court SE at 8 o clock this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Ward
Pleiades Society
Coe College
Park Court SE
Midboro Club Card Party at Houseman Home
Midboro club members and their husbands will be entertained Saturday evening at a card party hosted by Mr and Mrs Henry Houseman Jr at 132 Thirty-second Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midboro Club
Henry Houseman, Jr
Thirty-second Street
Mrs Orin Briar Visits Mason City Parents
Mrs Orin Briar of Mason City visits with her parents Mr and Mrs F Andrile at 401 Seventh Avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orin Briar
Mason City
F. Andrile
Seventh Avenue SW
Detachable Linings Turn Men’s Topcoats Into Seasonal Wear
Fashion note on trench coats with removable inner linings enabling warmth for winter while remaining light for spring and fall. The feature highlights camel and tweed fabrics, plaid and check patterns, and the appeal to both young and older men looking for versatile outerwear.
Hollingsworths Listed At 1217 A Avenue
Mr and Mrs Elmer Hollingsworth listed at 1217 A Avenue Unit 2 East West, with an alternate name reference to Vier Orns Vader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mera Elmer Hollingsworth
Maron
Vier Orns
Man Dies After Fall Near Bend City Street
Encerm Zermardy, 61, of 420 Wees ef Mit Street MEL, suffered a fall Thursday near Twenty-first Street between Bend C and NE. He was taken to a hospital and died after about twenty minutes. A delivery truck was involved. police report the incident at Trendewalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zermardy
Woman Injured After Ice Slip Near Home
Merz Fl t Brammer, 78, of 6538 Weretzent senue, treated after slipping on ice near her residence. Jenn Franks, 14, of 225 Tests street SE, suffered a fractured left ankle in the same incident. Both were taken to a local hospital for evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merz
Brammer
Jenn Franks
Local man injured after fall near courthouse
A man identified as Rae was found unconscious at the county courthouse area after tripping near a tree by the river and suffering head injuries. He was taken by carriage to his home after first aid at the scene by a physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae ‘Arin
Cenburn Court
Trha
Marin
Carridor
Taxzen
Labor Ferries Break Over Auto Code Extension
William Green of the AFL denounces Roosevelt’s auto code extension to June 16 saying labor will not accept or recognize it. NRA officials cite Detroit elections while AFL aims to abolish Dr. Wolman’s board as biased. Roosevelt notes two advances to improve employment with overtime pay and earlier model introductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Roosevelt
Senate Judiciary
A. F. of L
NRA
Blue Eagle
National Automobile Labor Board
Leo Wolman
Dr. Wolman
Donald Richberg
Federation Opposes Merit Clause and Automotive Board
A. F. Green criticizes hearings abandonment as objectionable to labor while the federation fails to win renewal of three key labor changes. It did not obtain erasure of the merit clause or removal of the automobile industrial relations board, despite seeking three months added work per worker per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Green
Automobile Industrial Relations Board
Newburger Defends New Deal’s Humanitarian Aims at High Twelve
B J Newburger spoke to the High Twelve club Friday arguing the New Deal addresses the right to life liberty and happiness. He cited minimum wages child labor abolition and social security as corrections to industrial social evils and warned against critics citing history and constitutional flexibility. He contrasted past tyrannies including Turkey Russia Germany and Japan's Manchuria actions with current relief efforts and cited Fourth Amendment violations during Prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Newburger
High Twelve Club
Newburger
Turkey
Russia
Germany
Japan
Manchuria
Housing survey seeks 200 relief workers statewide
The state planning board needs 200 men and women on relief for a health and housing survey. Applicants may apply 8 am to 5 pm at the basement of the federal building, with Leroy Daubert and J. E. Frame in charge. Interviews are scheduled Saturday afternoon, pay matches other relief work, survey runs until April 1. Lawrence Condon has been moved to Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Planning Board
Federal Building
Leroy Daubert
Daubert
J. E. Frame
Lawrence Condon
Clinton
Fire destroys Independence resident’s home
Arthur Polen, an Independence Produce Co. employee, barely escaped a Thursday morning house fire at his mother Mrs. J Polen’s home. The residence and contents were destroyed with losses estimated at 600 dollars for the house and 150 dollars for contents, partly covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Arthur Polen
Independence Produce Company
J. Polen
Waterloo
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Cee
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Holmes Kappa
Miss Rinderknecht
Miss Gibson
Marian Gibson
Merle Stamp
Wiss Uema Fuka
Sawart
Peiper-Pfautz
C.R
Michael and Mary
A. A. Milne
Community Playhouse
Fifth Street
Darryl Horsfall
Elizabeth Carey
Ida McQuinn
A.A.U.W. Group
Ww. A
Bidwell Organ
G O. R. C Ladies
Kensington
Elise
Bayes
E. O. T. Club
Isabella
Andrles
Amos Parrish
Lening
York
City Briefs
Srg
Liege
Agnes Grins
Terry
Lee
Dr Newser Veree
Larry
Ted Ee Fesenue
Ower Westes
Merey
Tr Orutey
Rae
Arety
Wen Baring
Rkuenzel
Ronevelt
Hotel Savery
Des Moines
DI Roland
Iowa Concrete Burial Vault Association
United Press
Roland
National Association For That
Ralph Eakle
Ninth Street
H L. Davis
C Avenue
Robert Root
Third Avenue
Valentine
Oxfords
Labor
Rap Wolman
New Deal
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