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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1936

Page

5

Judge Sabath Advocates Marriage Doctor Rules for Couples

Chicago divorce judge Jos eph Sabath proposes appointing a marriage doctor to counsel couples. He outlines ten husband rules and ten wife rules, urging fidelity, partnership, open discussion, love, and shared responsibility. He notes romance should begin at marriage and requires effort, sacrifice, and understanding. Sabath and his wife have been married 47 years.

Los Angeles INS Joseph Sabath Chicago Sabath

Local clubs hold meetings and prize events around town

The E. O. T. Bridge club met with Mrs. L. M. Roberts. Prizes went to Mrs. Leslie McLeod and Mrs. F. R. Place. The Double Eight five hundred club saw prizes for Mrs. Will Bahl and Mrs. Sherman Wood. The Loyalty circle held a picnic dinner at Mrs. Sarah Mount’s home with Mrs. Mary Haskins assisting. About twenty relatives celebrated the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John Ahles with family present. The Presbyterian Ladies met at the manse Tuesday.

Jesup E. O. T. Bridge Club L. M. Roberts Leslie McLeod F. R. Place Chris Petersen Will Bahl Sherman Wood Loyalty Circle Sarah Mount Mary Haskins John Ahles Peggy Marge Ahles Carl Penzler Waterloo Francis Ahles

Social gatherings and engagements in West Branch clubs

West Branch society notes detail the J C club meeting at the Rummells home and Priscila club program led by Mrs Lewis Elliott. Weddings, showers, birthdays, and dinners figure, with Hazel Stuart wedding to Harold Romaine and various hosts including Mrs Harold White and Mrs Charles Stuart.

J. C. Club C. A. Rummells Lewis Elliott Priscila Club AK. @alesky Hazel Stuart Harold Romaine West Liberty Harold White Charles Stuart Ruth Jones Suneday School Edgerton Mondas Glen Arent J. FE. Marat Mist Annie Berg Min Dob Batwarda Metwatala Morolf

Mixer Game Sparks Lively Party Fun And Guessing

Dot’s ice breaker activity assigns each guest the name of a famous person on their back. Guests ask one question to each other to guess who they are, with humorous misdirections like Tom Thumb and Lady Astor. The piece promotes a Home Institute booklet offering party ideas and ordering coupons.

Dot Amy Lady Astor Dan Hugo Fred Tom Thumb Caesar Jenny Lind Trotsky Madame Pompedour Nero Clark Gable Hiawatha Harriet Beecher Stowe Home Institute

Oelwein Women Form Club Offi>cers and Social Calendar

Oelwein Junior Women’s club organized with Isabelle Cook as leader Marion Wagner associate leader Norms McQueen secretary treasurer First meeting speaker Miss Millie Lerdall February meeting set for Mrs Jack King home Marriages noted Elizabeth Pruckler to P T Hocket January 20 in Galena Ill and Bessie McDowell to John Clendenen January 28 at Independence along with numerous church and club meetings listed throughout the week.

Isabelle Cook Marion Wagner Norms McQueen Millie Lerdall Jack King Elizabeth Anne Pruckler Robert Pruckler Oelwein P. T. Hocket J. M. Hocket Des Moines Galena Ill Waukon Bessie McDowell Matthew McDowell John Edward Clendenen John R. Clendenen Hazleton F. H. Weed Independence Luella F. Nelson F. Clendenen First Baptist Church G. B. Ferrell Women’s Missionary Society of the Gospel Baptist Gladys Hemenway Missionary Society of Zion Lutheran Church Walter Martin Alpha Circle of the Christian Church O. A. Alitz Mission Study Group The Presbyterian Church L. W. Hayter Presbyterian Guild Dorcas Guild F. Krueger August Miehe Robert Meyer Rachel Guild S. G. Platt Platt Roy Hanna A. W. Stewart E. B. Shaw H. C. Travis P. E W. T

Strawberry Point DAR selects delegate to Des Moines meeting

Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. Ruth Gallentine home for February session. Mrs. Carrie Madison was chosen delegate to the state meeting in Des Moines. Harriet Harwood led the program with Melgram committee named: Ruth Gallentine, Belle Stamp, and Mary Scofield. M. F. Harwood hosted the N I E club with prizes to traveling winners E Shaffer J H Klingbeil and Earl Nichols. Fortnightly club gathered at Eva Newberry home with Helen Schmidt and Helen Busboom on the program.

Daughters of the American Revolution Ruth Gallentine Carerie Madison Des Moines Harriet Harwood Melgram Belle Stamp Mary Scofield M. F. Harwood N. I. E. Club E. Shaffer J. H. Klingbeil Earl Nichols Eva Newberry Helen Schmidt Helen Busboom

Waubeek Club Meetings Include Officers and Visit

Esther Merceck hosted the H. L. E. club at a daytime meeting with Ruby Miles as president Goldie Walmutt as vice president and Becky Bowdish in the role of secretary and treasurer The W. V. I. S. club also met with Mrs Marshall Miles on Tuesday.

Esther Merceck H. L.E. Club Ruby Miles Goldie Walmutt Becky Bowdish W. V. I. S. Club Marshall Miles

Community Notices Highlight Local Parish Events

Cheer The Eastern Star met Monday with Mr. and Mrs. James Thorpe as co chairmen of the serving committee. Mrs. Agnes Roland entertained the Baptist Aid Wednesday. The women of the Methodist church were entertained Wednesday by Mrs. Stella Farrow.

Eastern Star James Thorpe Agnes Roland Baptist Aid Methodist Church Stella Farrow

Delta Delt Bridge Club Honors Reported

Clarence Mrs Walter Kemmann entertained the Delta Delt bridge club Tuesday. Honors were won by Mrs Irma Decker, Mrs Anna Hoffner and Mrs Max Miller. Mr and Mrs Fred Hoffner returned Monday from their month's trip to Florida.

Walter Kemmann Delta Delt Bridge Club Irma Decker Anna Hoffner Max Miller Fred Hoffner Florida

Delta Eastern Star Chapter Holds Monthly Meeting

The Delta chapter held its regular monthly meeting Monday at the lodge rooms. One new member was admitted to the local chapter, with Mrs. Ernest Farmer serving as worthy matron.

Delta Chapter Eastern Star Ernest Farmer

Miss Rinderknecht and Kreutner Married at Eldorado

Miss Margaret Rinderknecht daughter of Mr and Mrs Conrad Rinderknecht of Van Horne wed William Kreutner son of Mr and Mrs Henry Kreutner of near Atkins Friday afternoon in Eldorado Rev O Nieting officiated The wedding coincided with the twenty ninth anniversary of the Rinderknechts The bridal party included bridesmaids Miss Jothy Rinderknecht and Miss Elfreida Hertle The couple will reside on a farm near Vinton Meanwhile a note on wool supplies reports domestic raw wool stocks in the United States are insufficient for finished wool products.

Miss Jothy Rinderknecht Atkins Elfreida Hertle Newhall Miss Rinderknecht Miss Hertle Merle Rinderknecht Near Here Bernard Kreutner Kreutner Mrs. Kreutner Vinton

Local Social Clubs Meet Across Week Highlights

Keystone J F Haskins hosted American Legion members. Mrs F W Wieben hosted Kensington club ladies. Mrs Carlos Schenken entertained Eureka five hundred club. Prizes went to Mrs George Eichmeyer and Lizzie Kloppenburg. Lutheran Ladies aid met. Ladies Literary club met with Miss Leola Wilson. Lumby Thirteen bridge club met with Mrs Walter Bern storf. Community Ladies aid met at Mrs George Eichmeyer's home.

J. F. Haskins American Legion F. W. Wieben Kensington Club Carlos Schenken Eureka Five Hundred George Eichmeyer Lizzie Kloppenburg Lutheran Ladies Aid Ladies’ Literary Club Leola Wilson Lumby Thirteen Bridge Club Walter Bernstorf Community Ladies Aid George Eichmeyer Thuraday

Decorah Scandinavian Society Guests at Postmaster’s Home

Decorah Symra members visited Postmaster and Mrs William Linnevald Friday. In a women's bridge tourney sponsored by the Decorah Elks lodge Wednesday, Lil Man Turnbull and Weagant won at contract while J N Lee and G D Kepple took auction prizes. Mrs B C Rogers hosted the CCC women’s contract club. At a Parent Teachers association meeting Thursday Miss Emily Frank, dean of the…

Symra William Linnevald Decorah Elks Lodge Lil- Man Turnbull Weagant J. N. Lee G. D. Kepple B. C. Rogers CCC Parent- Teachers Association Emily Frank

Decorah College Plans Talk on Character Education

Decorah College for Women will speak on the Study of Character Education. The Fortnightly club will be dinner guests at Mrs. Mark D. Wells home Tuesday. Mrs. John C. Hexom has been re elected president of Union Aid society with officers including Mrs. Lawrence Keefe as vice president and Mrs. S. C. Bradish as treasurer.

Decorah College For Mark D. Wells John C. Hexom Union Aid Society Lawrence Keefe S. C. Bradish H. D. Paine O. W. Holm

Bridge clubs and music groups share social rounds

Mrs J P Daubenberger hosted a luncheon for the bridge club at her home on Thursday with high scores led by Mrs Wayne Martin Mrs M C Carroll and Mrs Fred Huebsch. The Junior Music club met at Mrs Marie McDevitt’s home on Tuesday and Hi Lo club was hosted by Miss Eda Hellberg. Dorothy Huebsch won the bridge prize and Dr and Mrs J Walter hosted their bridge club with high scores by Mrs A J Cords and H N Hart.

J. P. Daubenberger Wayne Martin M. C. Carroll Fred Huebsch Marie McDevitt Eda Hellberg Dorothy Huebsch J. ¥. Walter A. J. Cords H. N. Hart

Studies Link German Criminals to Parental Background

Investigations of 80 German criminals show 32 sons of drunkards and 32 with convict brothers. Only 14 families studied were found to be criminality or eugenically faultless.

Cleveland Lake Front To Gain Elaborate Gardens Exhibit

The Great Lakes exposition in Cleveland will feature an extensive horticultural show near the lake front. The gardens created by the Cleveland horticultural center will stay on after the rest of the displays are removed, adding lasting beauty to downtown Cleveland.

Cleveland Lake Front Cleveland Horticultural Center

Family Trees as Evidence in Hawaii Land Suits

In Hawaii land disputes, genealogical knowledge and the ability to recite it may serve as admissible evidence for claims. Judge A. M. Cristy recently allowed this practice in a federal court in the islands, tracing back to Polynesian land tenure in Lahaina Maui where 1,700 acres were involved.

San Francisco Calif Hawaiian Islands Honolulu A. M. Cristy Islands Cristy Lahaina Maui

Pioneer Mill Company Sues for Registered Title

Territory of Howard challenges ownership claiming tract remains crown land not transferred to private owners. Witnesses present genealogical records of alleged royal descendants as part of the contention.

Pioneer Mill Company Y Territory of Howard

Montana School of Mines Hosts Fifth Short Mining Course

In Butte Montana the Montana School of Mines opened its fifth annual six week short course on mining. Students ranged from seasoned sour doughs to ambitious youths and study topics include quartz and placer mining methods, assaying, geology of mineral deposits, milling and ore treatment, and mineral rights law.

Butte, Mont INS Montana School of Mines

World’s Wettest Spot Found in India Instead of Hawaii

The United States Weather Bureau in Honolulu reports that Cherrapunji, India, now has the world’s highest average annual rainfall at 457 inches, surpassing Hawaii’s Mount Walalseale at 451 inches. This change redefines the global rainfall record.

Honolulu T. H INS United States Mount Walalseale Hawaii United States Weather Bureau Cherrapunji India

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