Present Honors To Guardians At Camp Fire Meet
Ceremony at First Presbyterian church honored Cedar Rapids Camp Fire Guardians association leaders. New president Mrs. M R Warren announced 1935 Camp Huaga plans while Miss Ardyce Woodside led the program themed Citizenship Discovering My Place In the World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Camp Fire Guardians Association
First Presbyterian Church
M. R. Warren
L. D. Dennis
J. A. Yessler
Camp Huaga
Ardyce Woodside
Mary Gent
Isabelle Smith
Henry Houseman
Sarah Marie Davis
Ariana Burr
Virginia Nemec
Annabelle Anderson
A. J. Anderson
H. L. Henkle
Olga Serbousek
Wells C. Peck
Amos Scott
Warren
Miss Burr
Peck
Houseman
Sylvia Mrstik
Harry Kepler
Warner ‘C. Danforth
New Guardian
Bessie Gallagher
Sybil Hayward
Maxine Kepler
Winona Saylor
Danforth
Dennis
Zuercher Hosts Bridge Club Dinner At Country Club
Dr and Mrs A R Zuercher entertain their bridge club at the Country Club dinner tonight. Covers are set for twelve guests. After dinner the group moves to the Zuercher home at 1852 Second Avenue SE for bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Zuercher
Zuercher
Second Avenue SE
Pupils Honor Miss Anna Zakos Telecky On Birthday
Green Castle school pupils in Madison township hosted a noon luncheon and games for teacher Miss Anna Zakos Telecky. Students included Leona Shupitar Margaret Loretta Flavian Edward Kiracofe Virginia Doris Jean Gerene Phyllis Kenneth Buck Emily Helen Philbert Tomas Magdaline Margery Votroubek Frankie Leonard Fisher Godfrey Jindrick Rita Jean Cerhan. Visitors Frances Fisher and Alice Macula attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Castle School
Madison Township
Anna Zakostelecky
Leona Shupitar
Margaret
Loretta
Flavian
Edward Kiracofe
Virginia
Doris
Jean Gerene
Phyllis
Kenneth Buck
Emily
Helen
Philbert Tomas
Magdaline
Margery Votroubek
Frankie
Leonard Fisher
Godfrey Jindrick
Rita Jean Cerhan
Francis Fisher
Alice Macula
Couple celebrates fourteenth wedding anniversary at Belle Avenue home
Mr and Mrs Maurice Konecny entertained at a dinner at their Belle avenue W home recently on their fourteenth wedding anniversary. Mrs Henry Hillmer and Robert Conway won first and consolation prizes at pinochle. Guests included Mrs Helen Konecny, Mr and Mrs Henry Hillmer and their sons Harvey and Ernest, and Mr and Mrs Robert Conway and their sons Donnie and Jimmie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Konecny
Belle Avenue W
Henry Hillmer
Robert Conway
Helen Konecny
Harvey
Ernest
Donnie
Jimmie
Two Graduates Enter Iowa University from Local High School
Wesley Kobytak of 1826 Hamilton avenue SW and Edward Stepanek of 224 Wilson avenue SW left Monday to enter the University of Iowa. Both are graduates of Grant high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Kobytak
Hamilton Avenue
Edward Stepanek
Wilson Avenue
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Grant High School
P. E. O. Chapters Host Meeting of Eighty Members
Eighty members from two P. E. O. sisterhood chapters met Monday. Hostess Mrs. G. M. Bird welcomed forty seven members of chapter DK at her Grande Avenue SE home. Guests included Mrs. Rowles of chapter EF Onawa and Mrs. Meek of chapter AB Bonaparte.
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P. E. O. Sisterhood
G. M. Bird
Grande Avenue SE
Louis D. Burkhalter, Jr
Walter Rowles
Onawa
Forest Protzman
Charles Penningroth
Raymond S. Johnston
E. W. Richardson
E. R. Newcomer
Lester de Yarman
Rowles
M. O. Rowland
Chapter E
Iowa City
W. H. Barger
Chapter BE
Spirit Lake
Happel Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary Observed at Atkins
Mr and Mrs William C Happel honor their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at their Atkins home with about 100 guests. The event featured a decorated long table with their children Armand and Hildegarde, a toast by Edwin Bruns, songs by Martin Weidbush, and donations for the Lutheran Mission at Marshalltown. Guests included Rev Bornhoeft and many local families and relatives from Atkins and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Happel
Armand
Hildegarde
Edwin J. Bruns
P. L. Bornhoeft
P. W. Happel
H. W. Albrecht
G. Rickels
Fred H. Ilten
Karl Krog
John H. Jaeger
Valentine Keiper
Martin Weidbush
Jaeger
Bornhoeft
Keiper
J. D. Schanbacher
Henry Happel
Martin W., Schirm
Albert
Fred J. Keiper
Palo
Lee Ilten
Fred Ilten
Margaret
Marshalltown
Wilton Junction
John Kaddatz
la Crosse
Wis
Krog
Carl Detlefsen
Paul
Edwin Schminke
Newhall
N. G. Armstrong
Charles Brown
Henry Rinderknecht
George Rinderknecht
W. H. Rinderknecht
William Harther
Henry Schminke
Barbara Rinderknecht
Rickels
Global central banks hold 18,500 tons of fine gold
The total weight of fine gold stored by central banks worldwide is reported as 18,500 tons. This figure underscores the stockpiled value and resilience of monetary gold reserves across major economies and institutions.
Dramatic Art Dept Portrays Farm Struggles in 1890s Sketch
The Dramatic Art Department of the Woman's club staged a five scene playlet The Struggle Forward in the Roosevelt hotel. Scenes contrast drought and poverty of 1890s Iowa with modern farm life as Mrs Aulden Griffin conveys the old fashioned wife and directs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Dramatic Art Department
Woman’s Club
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Hotel
Harold A. Pickerill
Aulden Griffin
W. E. Mickel
George Griner
C. S. Day
Donald Altang
Mrs Graham Honored at Shower Hosted by Fairfax Hostess
Mrs John Graham formerly Miss Margaret Jennings was honored at a shower hosted by Anna Margaret Behle of Fairfax at her home. Lau rine Badding and Evelyn Kilberger won prizes in a dance game. Hostesses were Mary Walsh Miss Behle Mary Walters and Eileen McNamara. Attendees included Esther Mae Klassen Marie Kotlinek Mary Margaret Hoff Dolores Ament Frances McGilli cuddy Badding and Kilberger. Mrs Graham received a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Graham
Margaret Jennings
Anna Margaret Behle
Fairfax
Laurine Badding
Evelyn Kilberger
Mary Walsh
Miss Behle
Mary Walters
Eileen McNamara
Esther Mae Klassen
Marie Kotlinek
Mary Margaret Hoff
Dolores Ament
Frances McGillicuddy
Badding
Kilberger
Wilton Junction Woman Celebrates Ninety-Second Birthday
Margaret Doran, 92, of Wilton Junction marked her birthday with open house at her daughter Sadie Henley’s home. Born February 2, 1843 in New Jersey, she moved to Iowa at age seven and married John Doran in 1869.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton Junction
Margaret Doran
Sadie Henley
New Jersey
Muscatine County
John Doran
Henley
Charles Brumbaugh
Markets Brace for Supreme Court Gold Clause Ruling
New York stock exchange governors plan to keep trading smooth as the Supreme Court weighs the gold clause decision. They will monitor the floor and curb large price swings with power to suspend dealings in troubled issues. Chicago Board of Trade officials gain authority to close grain pits if needed.
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New York
INS
Supreme Court
New York Stock Exchange
Curb Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Softer Tailored Dresses Put Femininity First This Spring
Fashion notes announce a shift toward softer tailored dresses with lace touches and lingerie details. Coat dresses gain plaid taffeta trims and roll necklines, while pleats, ruffles, bows, and looser sleeves soften the tailored silhouette. Tomorrow previews frills and lace neckwear.
Grain markets shift as exchanges weigh emergency actions
The text notes the cities of Chicago and St. Louis considering suspending dealings if an emergency exists while Winnipeg keeps its exchange open, reflecting varied responses among grain markets during a crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ities
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Merchants’ Exchange of St. Louis
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Roosevelt Plans March Florida Vacation
President Roosevelt plans a two week vacation in Florida in March if the administrative state can be arranged. White House secretary Stephen T. Early says he is here for ten days of golf.
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Miami
Fila
Roosevelt
Florida
Stephen T. Early
White House
Free theater tickets giveaway in want ads
Advertisement urges readers to scan want ads for names listed where free theater tickets are awarded to many people. Check the notices to see if your name appears.
Berlin Rumor Says Former Prince Dined With Hitler
Berlin reports a rumor that former Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm dined with Reichs fuhrer Hitler in Hitler's apartment on a special invitation. The claim spread through city chatter Tuesday night amid wartime secrecy.
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Berlin
Friedrich Wilhelm
Monticello Co op reports 1934 butterfat averages and meeting notes
Monticello Co operative creamery patrons received an average of 28.72 cents per pound for butterfat in 1934. Emil Stutt reported at the annual meeting that butterfat receipts totaled 1,032,128 pounds for 296,500 dollars. Buttermaker L R Morey produced 1,151,713 pounds of butter from 927,853 pounds of butterfat, with a 24.12 percent overrun. cream test averaged 27.08 percent. Patrons numbered 486 as of July 1934. 200 people attended. Stutt re elected secretary. H M Carpenter Jr named treasurer. directors elected: John Tchantz, Theodore Rienets, Carl Hein, Will Hoffman, J H Zimmerman, Carl Heiken, Fred Cramer. Speakers included Howard Reynolds, William Weatherwax, and Henry Eilers, the latter a surviving charter member of the 37-year-old organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Emil Stutt
H. M. Carpenter, Jr
John Tchantz
Theodore Rienets
Carl Hein
Will Hoffman
J H. Zimmerman
Carl Heiken
Fred Cramer
Howard Reynolds
Mason City
Durant Farmers Creamery annual report figures
The Durant Farmers Creamery patrons received an average of 27.81 cents per pound for butterfat in 1934. Butter produced totaled 1,427,033 pounds from 1,150,028 pounds of butterfat and 3,541,077 pounds of cream. Net sales reached $349,257.93. 20,303 tubs were shipped and 87,761 pounds sold to patrons. Officers elected included Charles A. Bockwoldt as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durant
Durant’ Farmers Creamery 'Association
H. G. Davis
Charles A. Bockwoldt
Local Dairy Board Names Officers and Directors
William Schlueter is vice president and the officers include A R Lamp as secretary and treasurer. H G Davis serves as buttermaker and manager while Jens Glaser and E R Finck are named as directors with B P Otto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schlueter
A. R. Lamp
H. G. Davis
B. P. Otto
Jens Glaser
E. R. Finck
Maquoketa Creamery Reports 1934 Butterfat Averages
Maquoketa patrons received 27.59 cents per pound of butterfat in 1934 as R A Werden notes at the annual meeting. Butter produced totaled 879,656 pounds from 1,709,474 pounds of butterfat with 2,349,942 pounds of cream, overrun at 23.99 percent. Average cream test was 30.19 percent and the average price per pound of butter sold was 24.59 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa
Farmer's Union Co-operative Creamery Company
R. A. Werden
Dickinson Urges Highway Building
Washington Senator Dickinson urges earmarking enough of the proposed 4.88 billion work relief program to fund a public highway construction plan for at least two years. He argues road work is one of the best forms of work relief and believes a definite highway allocation can be set aside despite administration disagreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Dickinson
Britain Intimates Warning To Germany
Britain informs all powers including the United States that unless Reichsfuehrer Hitler accepts the Anglo French proposals, Germany will be isolated by defensive air alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
United States
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Zuerchers
Iowa University
Kubelik
Memorial Coliseum
Miss Alvin
Sterling
Bargain Day
C. Chambers Inskeep Optical Company
Second St. SE
P. E.O
W. C. Happels
Dramatic Art Dept
Mrs. Graham
Iowa News
Strawberry Point
Alice Lucille Henry
Sunny Crest
Dubuque
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
John Boyle
John Hamill
Edgewood and
Greeley
Marcus O’brien
John M. O’brien
Richard Dinan
John Dinan
Charles Boland
Thomas Ivory
Miss Henry
John M. Henry
Margaret Henry
Winthrop
Charles Henry
Paul Henry
Chicago
Richard Henry
James Henry
Brandon
Harrison Township
Vinton
Taylor
Jackson
LaVerne Corbett
Lorna Cox
Pansy Raitt
Morris Long
Lynn Nicodemus
Grant Root
Lynn Pardon
Ed Taylor
Maynard
Henry Barnholt
W. D. Simpson
Charles Barnholt
Max
Waterloo
Anna Paul
Russell Paul
Rodney
Fayette
H. M. Crough
Donnan
Henniger
John Clinton
Lois Joy Henniger
Olive Milligan
Harold Crough
A. A. Chapman
Sadie Dow
Volga City
Elgin
Melissa Davidson
Salt Lake City
Chapman
Modern Woodmen of America
Belmond
Garber and Greeley
Arlington
The
Odd Fellows
Grant View
Washington
Jones Chapel
Elizabeth Eunice Phillips
Illinois City
Wellman
Washington County
Lyman, Okla
Cedar Township
Miss Scott
Pearl M. Phillips
West Liberty
Prairie Flower
Phillips
Ladies Aid Society
Arnold
Harlan
Mary Scott
Orva
Ralph
George
Ray Teets
Marcel
Third Ave. SE
Esther Rankin
Amos Parrish
York
First Avenue E
Hitler
Durant Report
Buckhorn Report
Britain
Germany
Cuimmode
Neumode Hosiery Store
Second Street
Greenberg
Charles Greenberg
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