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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1935

Page

5

Ferguson Legacy Still Shaping Texas Politics

In Dallas, commentators speculate on the future of Miriam Ferguson and James V. Ferguson as Texas politics look back on their careers. The former governor couple, known for long, influential tenures, remain central figures as James Allred, a young former attorney general, seeks higher office and the Ferguson name factors into upcoming primaries and potential senate bids.

Dallas Tex INS Ma” Ferguson Miriam A. Ferguson James V. Allred Texas State House James E. Ferguson Jim Austin Coke Ee Oevenson Alfred Young Candi- Stevenson Sam Calvert. Fergusons Ferguson Houmewit Ugbane Fergusons Pat Gov. Allred United States Senate Morris Sheppard

Center Junction Women Host Bridge Club Meeting

The Center Junction women met at the D Heiken east with Mrs B Dyle presiding. Mrs Peter Himebaugh Prahm and Mrs M appeared for an afternoon bridge session under Mrs Hs supervision. Mrs Harley Bulgren and Mrs Guy McDonald led the program and high score honors were awarded.

B. Dyle D. Heiken East Town Ed Duncan Peter Ae Himebaugh Prahm

Millersburg Social Events Highlight Week

Mrs Mildred Bauer hosted the Dorcas society in Millersburg while the school carnival drew crowds Wednesday night. May lover of Williamsburg and Harry McCamment of Millersburg wed in Oskaloosa last week. The couple will farm near Millersburg. Freshman to junior classes held theater parties at North English Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ed Koehn hosted a dance Friday.

Mildred Bauer Dorcas Society Millersburg May Lover Williamsburg Harry McCammant Oskaloosa William Klever C. J. McCammant

Regency inspired spring dress patterns and Anne Adams book

Flattering yokes and Regency details highlight a spring dress pattern and fashion book. The ad promotes Pattern 2116 with sizes 14 through 42, fabric needs, and step by step instructions. It also advertises Anne Adams spring patterns and a forty page pattern book available for fifteen cents, with combined pattern and book at twenty five cents.

Anne Adams Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department West 17Th Street New York City

Elgin Couple Wed in Galena. Dated April 13 1934

The marriage of Hazel Habeger Davis and Hollis Albert Finch of Fayette was held April 13 1934 in Galena Illinois. Hazel is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Habeger of Elgin and has worked in Elgin and Fayette post offices. Finch is a son of Mrs Will Finch of Fayette and the couple plan to reside on his mother's farm near Fayette.

Hazel Habeger Davis Hollis Albert Finch Fayette Galena L. F. Klingman Mel Kohler Fred Berg Priscilla and Kensington

Manchester clubs hold dinners and bridge matches

Manchester ABC bridge club members and husbands dined at the Glen-Charles hotel Tuesday then bridged at the Clarence Brown home. Krazy Eight members dined Thursday at Glen-Charles hotel and bridged at Mrs George Hart home. Mrs Hart aided by Mrs Ralph Phelps. Dizzy Dozen met Wednesday at Miss Roberta Rector’s home. Bunco club met Thursday at Mrs Georgia McGarvey’s home. Over seventy five singers joined Manchester Choral directed by Prof Noel J Logan rehearsing at the high school. PEO chapter met Friday at Mrs Howard L Rann’s home. The hostess read 2

ABC Bridge Club Glen- Charles Clarence Brown Krazy Glen-Charles George Hart Hart Ralph Phelps Roberta Rector Bunco Club Georgia McGarvey Manchester Manchester Choral Club Noel J. Logan Dubuque Howard L. Rann

Beta Delphian Chapter to Meet at Library Thursday

Edith Rann performs piano solos as Beta Delphian chapter meets Thursday afternoon in the library. Mrs Floyd H Arnold leads the program with reports from Mesdames Goen Benyan Howard Klaus Legg Swift and May. Kingston’s Community church group rehearses the comedy Out Our Way for a February 14 public presentation.

West Union Social Notes and Local Club Events

West Union hosts and club events highlight a busy period. Visiting Douglas residents Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Smith attend A. D. Smith home events, Farm Bureau women meet, and Hannah Lee chapter D A R members from Fayette participate in programs. West Union high school alumni organize a golden anniversary celebration with Robert Hoover as president and F W Schneider, Frances Windhurst, and Una Montgomery in officer roles.

L. M. Smith Douglas Wyo A. D. Smith C. H. Chamber A. C. Palmer Farm Bureau Jesson Lillian Lewis Fayette Home H. P. Schmidt W. J. Graham C. C. Brink Lionel Weston Sang Hannah Lee Fayette Mary Hoyt Mary Frances Hoyt O. Www. Stevenson Sidney Crowe West Union High School Robert Hoover F. W. Schneider Frances Windhurst Una Montgomery

L. A. L. Club Meets All Day at Marion Hostess

Whittier Mrs. Hervey Dewees of Marion hosted an all day L. A. L. club meeting on Wednesday. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Coppock, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McGrew, Mr. and Mrs. Earnest McGrew, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Post, Mrs. Clifford Bright, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lundeen, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Pollock, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pearson, and Mrs. Russell Joyce.

Hervey Dewees Marion L. A. L. Club Alfred Coppock Clarence McGrew Earnest McGrew Archie Post Clifford Bright Carl Lundeen Herbert Pollock Cecil Cooper Ralph Pearson Russell Joyce

Community social rounds feature officers and gatherings

Atkins Mrs Karl Wilhelmi hosted the English Ladies society session with officers elected: Barbara Rinderknecht president, Mrs William Schirm vice president, Mrs Paul Haerther secretary, and Mrs Fred J Schlotterbeck treasurer. Members and guests attended birthday celebrations and card parties hosted by multiple local clubs.

Karl Wilhelmi English Ladies Society Barbara Rinderknecht William Schirm Paul Haerther Fred J. Schlotterbeck Sam Gallo American Legion Auxiliary Card Club Fred C. Keiper H. H. McMurray J. W. England Band Mothers Club Bank Club Clarence Schminke Harold Weyer Ernest Poock Casper Risdal R. G. Adams Charles G. Freeman Carlton Wormer Howard Alden Erwin Miller Charles H. Freeman Henry Alden Donald Adams H. J. Wehrman J. W. Barnoske Joe Kenneth

Traet Women Host Farm Bureau Meetings and Bridal Showers

A Traet area Farm Bureau gathering met at Mrs. Roy Gravatt's home. June Markham hosted a linen shower for Mrs. LeRoy Dinsdale, former Louise Kanipe. Several hostesses gave buffet suppers and bridge. Marcella Mowery received a breakfast compliment and a towel shower for her upcoming wedding to William Esters. The Monday Club held its thirty fifth guest night at Traer library with Dr. H A Rebie as speaker.

Buckingham Perry Roy Gravatt June Markham LeRoy Dinsdale Louise Kanipe H. K. Bennett M. H. Bordewick H. R. Blanchard Elmer Taylor, Jr Bridge Taylor Marcella Mowery B. Frank Thomas John Steffen Traer William Esters Conrad Ray Pryor Harold Young Pryor Monday Club of R. J. Smith W. Walter Wilson H. A. Rebie Cedar Falls

Garrison Quilting Bee Hears Birthday Cheer

Mrs James Pavey hosts a quilting bee on Thursday with attendees including Mrs Merle Krueger Mrs W Naylor Mrs C A Trozel and many neighbors. Guests from the Garrison community and nearby towns gathered to celebrate and share in the occasion despite several unable to attend.

James Pavey Merle Krueger W. Naylor C. A. Trozel Mika Somes Saeoth Glenn Ida Coleman Ape Vner Max Zimmer Paul Zimmer, Jr Frank Harry Zimmer Ed Fry Garrison Ernest Wilson Carl Register Vinton John Gross van Horne Harold Pennel Lloyd Pritchard Dysart Robert Kessler Chicago

McCulloughs Celebrate 56th Wedding Anniversary in Columbus Junction

Mr and Mrs Albert McCullough observed their 56th wedding anniversary in Columbus Junction residents for 25 years. Mrs McCullough was born Minnie Harper and the couple wed at the Harper home in Conesville with Rev J H Buser officiating. Methodist church members held a church pot luck supper and neighbors of the Connell family prepare to move to Monmouth NL. The Whatsoever society met at the Methodist church, and the Silver Leaf Rebekah lodge Past Noble Grand circle plans a Friday meeting with an entertainment committee named.

Albert McCullough McCullough Minnie Harper William Harper Conesville J. H. Buser The Reformed Church Donald Connel Monmouth Hattie McGrew FE. D. Woodruff Robert Delzell Whatsoever Noble Grand Circle of Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge J. OO F. Hall Mesdames George Masonholder Blanch Lewis H. M. Smith

Local social clubs gather for games and meetings

La Porte City hostesses hosted Kildare Klub members and spouses at the Lassen home. Will Kerr and Mrs. Herbert Johannsen won five hundred. Bridge and card club events were held by Mrs. L J Robertson and Mrs. A A Robertson. The Tourist club program at Mrs. John Kettleson featured Mrs. C G Woodley, Mrs. Merlin Oren and Mrs. P R Ashley. Presbyterian Missionary society elected officers with Mrs. R Q Lady president and others named. Methodist hosts contributed to the day.

Levert Lassen Leland Ashley Kildare Klub Lassen Will Kerr Herbert Johannsen L. J. Robertson Bridge Club A. A. Robertson John Kettleson C. G. Woodley Merlin Oren P. R. Ashley R. Q Presbyterian Missionary Society J. B. Buser Gertrude Gardner Vv. Hemsworth C. T. Gates Inez Glim C. P. Strohm F. S. Garrabrant Georgia Hoyt E. R. Ashley C. C. Hahn Dc. A. Fultz Methodist

Missionary Society Activities At Local Homes

The Evangelical Missionary society met Wednesday at Mrs. Hahn's home with Mrs. C D James leading devotions and talks by Mrs. G C Nies and Mrs. Glenn Haven. Mrs. R M Smith hosted an Evangelical Missionary society gathering with Rev Smith leading devotions and Mrs. Jesse Bond reviewing. The Evangelical Swastika class held a doughnut fry at the Smith home in the evening.

Marengo PTA Benefit Held At High School Gym

A Tuesday bridge and euchre benefit organized by the Marengo Parent-Teacher Association took place in the local high school gym. Honored guests included departing families and civic members, with various farewell parties and club gatherings noted among attendees.

J. M. Beilstein Kenneth Youngs California Mary J. F. Voelkel Millersburg A. M. Bergman Harry Healy Earl Whitehead L. M. Colbornson Lester Spoerry Claus Gode E. A. Attig Royal Neighbors Rebekah Lodges Rebekah Lodge Myrtle Frederickson Albert Ware

Local Women Groups Hold Meetings and Socials Across Area

Mrs. Charles Zittergruen hosted a German Lutheran Ladies aid society meeting with a short business session and lunch. Attendees included many named ladies and clergy. Separate events featured Elkport Independent School District Study Club, a Sound TrUAT contest, North Auxiliary club, Afternoon Bridge group at Hotel Blackhawk, Shakespearean Study Club, and Legion and auxiliary guests at Foletts home.

Charles Zittergruen German Lutheran Ladies Aid Society Ralph Oldam August Hahman John Kruse Henry Celfish Louis Dannenbring Henry Plagman George Castigan Damm John Knospe Charles Brantenberg Roma Lindenberg Fred Schrader Sound Truat Narveto Gust Heuer Jock Hayes Henry Anderson David Neff al Rechterman North Auxiliary Club Ed Burnett Ray Copenhafer Annabelle Spillman Amos Spillman

Earlville Birthday Bridge Parties Celebrate Hunters Night

Earlville events include Mrs. Ernest Hunt hosting a birthday tribute with bridge prizes for Mrs. R A Miller and John Dyers leading in men’s play. Travel prize went to Dean Slick. Attendees span the Slick and Ham families, the Cliftons, Pulver, and Bramley clans plus Dor othy Bishop. Other gatherings: Monday afternoon club at Mrs J S Hutton. Easy Aces Bridge at Wilma Ham’s with Mayme Bramley traveling winner. card party at Columbia Hall with Wilfred Smith and Mrs John Hunt taking top prizes.

Ernest Hunt R. A. Miller Bridge John Dyers Dean Slick Clyde Ham Glenn Slick J. F. Clifton John Dyer Charles Pulver Norwood, Colo Dorothy Hamblin Frances Pulver Mayme Bramley Helen Diesch Dorothy Bishop J. S. Hutton Wilma Ham Beulah Carty Mary Hunt Rena Switzer Evelyn Loemker Grace Holscher

Postnuptial Shower for Smyths Held at James Smyth Home

A postnuptial shower was hosted for Mr. and Mrs Delbert Smyth at the James Smyth home with Mrs Agnes Zahradnik as the former Miss Delbert Smyth. The Dorcas society of St Johns Lutheran church held a picnic luncheon at the Phillips home honoring the Phillips and Uldh families leaving. Officers elected included President Mrs L O Worley Vice President Mrs Walter Wagner Secretary Mrs Horace Garnant and Treasurer Miss La Vina Neitderhiser.

Delbert Smyth James Smyth Agnes Zahradnik Dorcas Society of St. John's Lutheran Church Phillips Home Uldh L. O. Worley Walter Wagner Horace Garnant la Vina Neitderhiser

Hawkeye Honoring Mr. Art Eitel with Birthday Dinner

Mrs. Art Eitel hosted a birthday dinner Wednesday with Mrs. Fred Campbell assisting. Guests included Dr. L. W. Sachs Glen Aspinwall L. H. Hauth Rev. F. Cass W. Burkhart Joe Goff Clyde Munson Earl Kitch Fred Campbell Earl King W. C. Robinson Will Byrnes and L. R. Campbell. K. V. K club members and husbands were entertained by Mrs. Ward Jones. History Travel Club met at Mrs. L. C. Johnston home with papers by Mrs. C. A. Munson Mrs. D. J. Knox and Mrs. H. Hauth. Luther League will meet at Clara Wagner’s home today.

Art Eitel Mr. Eitel Fred Campbell L. W. Sachs Glen Aspinwall L. H. Hauth Rev. F. Cass W. Burkhart Joe Goff Clyde Munson Earl Kitch Earl King W. C. Robinson Will Byrnes L. R. Campbell Ward Jones K. V. K. Club L. C. Johnston C. A. Munson D. J. Knox H. ¥. Hauth Luther League Clara Wagner

Community clubs and socials in Wheatland February notes

The Men's club met at St Pauls Reformed church with a joint meeting planned with the P T A in the school gym on Tuesday February 19. Members and guests hosted and entertained include the White couple and the E E club. Several members were honored with five hundred honors and new members joined the Adult Training class and Mere and Mothers clubs held meetings with multiple hostesses and attendees.

St. Paul's Reformed Church Fred Peterson Lawrence Witte Edward Greewaldt Louis Witte Edwin Freese Wayne White E. E. Club Vern Robinson Harry Ballahorn Edward Hamdorf Norman Guenther Alvin Mellvain Davenport A. E. McIlvain A. C. Fischer Norman Bope Henry Ficke Cinque Club Alma Endorf Carl Hoffmeister Otto Kiahn Earl Kitts Ladies Aid Society The Presbyterian Church Kitts Ruth Curtis Elizabeth Curtis Charles Peterson Mere Club Carrie Jeppe Carl Hommeghausen August Jeppe Gus Horstman Otto Klahn Otto Seigmund Mothers’ Club Louise Hillman Adolph Lohse Herman Martens Minnie Sohrn Anna Hamdorf Emma Schweden Henry Pingle

North English clubs meet with March Dorcas and bridge groups

The Fortnightly club plans a February 14 meeting with Mrs. Melvin Wee Curdy. The Dorcas society will meet with Mrs. Pauline Hill. The Bridge club gathered Tuesday with Mrs. John V. Thomas. Guests included Mrs. Omer Smith Mrs. Lester Dodd Mrs. L. C. Ferris and Miss Ruth Helm. Mrs. Pete Levy held high score and Mrs. Jack La-

Melvin Wee Curdy Dorcas Society Pauline Hill

Miss Helm Wins Guest Prize At Wiggins Housewarming

A house warming party was hosted Tuesday at the country home of Mr and Mrs Dale Wiggins. Friends from North English and Sigourney attended the event.

Werle Low Miss Helm Dale Wiggins Sigourney

Community groups hold meetings across Winthrop region

Winthrop groups met in recent events including the American Legion auxiliary at Mrs. Arly R. Jones's home. Crusaders circle of the King's Daughters installed officers with Mrs. Harry Hocken assisting. Masons and Eastern Stars enjoyed a family night with dinner and program. Women's Literary Club discussed Indian Names and Their Meanings with Mrs. H.A. Housholder hosting. Sadie McFadden and Mrs. Frank Donlea spoke, and Mrs. William Merrill gave a book review.

American Legion Auxiliary Arly R. Jones Crusaders Circle King's Daughters Harry Hocken The Masons and Eastern Stars Women’s Literary Club H.A. Housholder Sadie McFadden Frank

Birthday Gatherings Highlight Local Families

Mrs Allie Kress hosted a Sunday celebration for her son Fred and daughter-in-law Mrs Frank Kress Jr on their birthdays while sEneretrise Avin Manson and Mrs Fred Crawford assisted the hostess.

Avin Manson Fred Crawford Allie Kress Fred Frank Kress, Jr

Methodist Sunshine Sisters Meet at Mrs Engel Home

Delhi brief notes that the Methodist Junior and Senior Sunshine Sisters held a joint meeting at Mrs J H Engel's house Tuesday with lunch served by Mrs Engel assisted by Mrs Donald Holdridge and Mrs Wayne Penningroth.

Methodist Sunshine Sisters J. H. Engel Engel Donald Holdridge Wayne Penningroth J. P. Holden Bridge Mesdames A. A. Schmidt Jay Reid Silver Lake Rebekah Lodge I. O. O. F. Hall

Shower honors Miss Geneva Colony and nuptials announced

The Whippoorwill club hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Geneva Colony at her mother's home, Mrs. May Colony. She wed Homer Fossler of Landorn at the Methodist church on Saturday. Mrs. Fossler taught in Waterloo for years and the couple will reside in Ladora.

Whippoorwill Club Geneva Colony Mrs May Colony Miss Colony Homer Fossler Landorn Waterloo

Farmer Has Sweet, Sweet Revenge

In Dudley Massachusetts a farmer used a mud ordeal to pressure road funding. Richard Hejonz, a town assessor, sought a tow but was refused so he walked three miles through two feet of mud to reach help, fueling calls for road repairs and funding.

Dudley Mass SNS Board of Assessors Richard Hejonz Hejowz

Stork Delivers Baby In Snowbank Near Boston

A snowy birth occurs as Mrs Blanche Campia 30 of Charles Town gives birth on Warren Avenue Bridge in a freight yard. Police summon aid and mother and infant Joseph L Carter of the West End transported to Haymarket Relief hospital by ambulance.

Boston INS Blanche Campia Charlestown Haymarket Warren Avenue Bridge Joseph L. Carter West End

No Place Like This Man's Home In Prague

Ignac Coufal of Horec faced public auction to pay debts and desecrated his house by ripping floorboards burning plaster and breaking windows. Inscribed phrases in the living room read Welcome and God Bless Our Home, as bystanders observed the final act in a damaged dwelling.

Prague Ins Ignac Coufal Horec Ignac Jane

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