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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1935

Page

3

First Presbyterian group wins Players' Cup in junior division

The First Presbyterian Players won the Community Players’ cup for the junior division of the playground commission’s one act play tournament. Cast included Valerie Konecny John Tellier Dorothy Leefers Paul Wagner Sara Lee Hosbacher and George Stone with Ralph Bachman directing.

First Presbyterian Players Daisy Germaine Haney Community Players Playground Commission Fifth Street NE Lael Abbott Ralph Bachman Valerie Konecny John Tellier Dorothy Leefers Paul Wagner Sara Lee Hosbacher George Stone Tull Irene Navratil Clara Flagle Marie Petersmith Mildred Loukath Doris Blessing Clyde Tull Cornell College University of Iowa

Home Building and Interior Design Classes by ISU and Cedar Rapids Chamber

A two day program at Cedar Rapids by the Chamber of Commerce and Iowa State College offers sessions on securing funds for home improvement redesigning interiors and updating furnishings. Experts from ISU cover financing planning landscaping and cost reduction with lectures on materials lighting heating and decor.

Chamber of Commerce Cedar Rapids Iowa State College L. D. Beckett Iowa Federal Housing Administration A. H. Kimball I.S. C Joanne M. Hansen N. A. Morris Tor

Garfield P.T.A. Card Party Aids Local Milk Fund

Garfield P T A hosts a benefit card party Monday at 8 p m in the I O O F hall 838 First avenue E to raise funds for milk for needy district children. The group has funded meals and aid for three years and will continue without Gazette support, following a survey of needs and lunch programs.

Garfield P. T. A First Avenue E The Gazette Gazette Milk Fund Uhem

Milk Drive Seeks Funds Through Card Party

Seventy children fed by a school city effort will need two more months of milk support as funds run out. A benefit card party sells twenty five cent tickets and offers prizes at each table plus door prizes to cover the child health program.

Collision on First Street Injures Goldstein and Others

E. Goldstein, 78, of 828 A Avenue NE, suffered head cuts after his car collided with a mobile and an oil truck at the First Street and First Avenue NE intersection. He rode with his son Harry. others involved were P. J. Buch and Leo Johnson in one car and LeRoy Keefe driving the oil truck. The wreck left the Goldstein car and the truck badly damaged.

E. Goldstein A Avenue First Street First Avenue LeRoy Keefe Sixth Avenue First Avenue E Goldstein Buch

Post Office Clerks Restore Final Wage Cut By April First

Smiles were broad in the federal building as the last 5 percent of the 15 percent wage cut restoration takes effect April 1. A telegram from Gilbert Hyatt, legislative representative of the postal clerks and editor of the Union Postal Clerk, confirmed the restoration and urged rapid relay to all first and second class post offices in Iowa.

Gilbert FE. Hyatt Union Postal Clerk Hyatt LeRoy Hallam Iowa State Federation of Post Office Clerks Iowa

Mrs Nicholson To Speak At Methodist Conference

Mrs Evelyn Riley Nicholson of Mount Vernon will deliver the main address Thursday at 11 15 a m during the Davenport district Methodist conference at Trinity church. Other sessions include talks by Dr F W Court Rev W O Eckler and Dr H D Henry on pastoral visitation preaching and post high school groups. The day concludes with the sacrament of the Lord s Supper.

W. Glenn Rowley Davenport Trinity Church C. K. Hudson Conrad Evelyn Riley Nicholson Mount Vernon F. W. Court St. John’s Church W. O. Eckler Tama H. D. Henry First Methodist Church Iowa City J. W. Walters Marion Methodist Church Arthur A. Brooks St. Paul's Church Cedar Rapids R. C. Jerrill Tipton

Miss Velma Schmidt Wins Declam at Earlville High

Velma Schmidt took first with Glory for Sale at the Earlville high school declamatory contest. Forrest Diesch placed second with a humorous reading and Lois Van Gerpen finished third. Burton Beyers of ISTC served as critic judge.

Earlville Velma Schmidt Forrest Diesch Lois van Gerpen Burton Beyers

Clue Sought On Relatives Of War Veteran Byerly

In California on January 12 a U S Navy veteran George W Byerly died with only an envelope bearing the name George E Hiland Cedar Rapids IA as a possible link Hiland recalls a George Byerly once employed at Cedar Rapids Pump Co and wonders if others in Cedar Rapids knew him.

George W. Byerly U. S. Navy California George E. Hiland Ninth Street Cedar Rapids Hiland San Luis Obispo George Byerly Byerly

City Briefs And Personals Highlights

Local attorney David G. Bleakley will discuss National Defense at the Lions Club luncheon next Thursday at Hotel Montrose. George Berry of Cedar Rapids filed for bankruptcy with debts totaling 2 088 in federal court. James P. Gorden of Miles City Mont formerly Rock Island yardmaster visits Cedar Rapids. Firemen respond to a fumes fire from a broken hose at A H Gundling’s car causing limited loss. Otto William Code of Marengo seeks more time to pay debts totaling 25 831 with assets 10 885 and 2 340 exemption. Verle Mitchell 19 of Washington pled not guilty in police court to a charge.

David G. Bleakley National Defense Lions Club Montrose George Berry Cedar Rapids James P. Gorden Miles City Mont Rock Island Mary McCue Elizabeth Vause Thirteenth Street Gorden Otto William Code Marengo Verle Mitchell Washington Iowa

Debunker: chess and mathematics differ in skill

The piece notes Sir Arthur Schuster arguing mathematics and chess share little in common. He observed great mathematicians can be poor at chess and strong chess players often lack mathematical prowess, despite numerous first four move possibilities.

Arthur Schuster British Association Public Ledger, Inc

Valentine apron dance set by Ceske Vlastenky lodge

An orderly conduct charge leads to a Thursday trial for Mitchell arrested in a car with a 17 year old girl turned over to juvenile authorities. The Ceske Vlastenky lodge plans a Valentine apron dance Thursday afternoon February 14 at the C B P S hall with door prizes, cards, dancing, and refreshments. Free Theater Tickets are being awarded daily this month to readers named in Want Ads.

Mitchell Ceske Vlastenky Lodge

Swem duo to move to Chicago for editorial post

Edward R. Swem of 1611 First Avenue E leaves for Chicago to join the editorial staff of The National Provisioner. Mrs Swem will join him in Chicago around the first of March.

Edward R. Swem First Avenue E Chicago National Provisioner

Rebeck Appeals Dis orderly Conduct Guilty Found

Joe Rebeck was found guilty of dis orderly conduct in police court and fined $25 plus costs. An appeal bond was posted and his attorney said the case would be taken to a higher court.

Joe Rebeck Rebeck

District Court Fines For Disturbing The Peace And Intoxication

Cherry Leeper, 21, of 1516 K Street SW, cited for disturbing the peace and fined 25 dollars plus costs. John Blaine fined 10 dollars plus costs for intoxication. Alex Fidler and eighty five Gazette newsboys were guests of Manager John N. Krier at the State theater to see College Rhythm and Bachelor of Arts.

District Court Cherry Leeper K_ street John Blaine Alex Fidler Gazette John N. Krier

Knights of Columbus Council No 909 to Meet Thursday

A special meeting of officers and members of Knights of Columbus council No 909 will be held Thursday at 8 p.m. at the K of C club. All members are urged to attend due to important discussion topics.

Knights of Columbus Council No. 909 K. of C. Club

Duluth Little Theater to Present The Distaff Side in March

John Wray Young, production director and former Cedar Rapids resident, prepares The Distaff Side by John Van Druten for Duluth with a Broadway run planned simultaneously. He recently completed staging The Wind and the Rain by Merton Hodge.

Duluth

Krenn attends First Avenue Holding meeting in Cedar Rapids

Edwin Krenn of Chicago and member of Krenn and Dato travels to Cedar Rapids for the annual meeting of the First Avenue Holding company at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Hotel Roosevelt. Krenn sits on the board and holds substantial common stock in the holding company that owns the Hotel Roosevelt.

Edwin Krenn Chicago Krenn

Display club hears Ellis on future gas discharge lighting

Arthur R. Ellis, designing engineer for Neon Industries, spoke Tuesday to the Crandie Display club at Hotel Montrose. He demonstrated future lighting effects of gas discharge tubes for display advertising. The Cedar Rapids and Iowa City group meets again March 12.

Arthur R. Ellis Neon Industries Crandie Display Club Montrose Cedar Rapids Iowa City Ellis

Scout Committee Meeting Plans National Jamboree Delegation

W. J. Brown chairman calls Cedar Rapids area Boy Scouts National Jamboree committee to meet at 5 p m Wednesday at local Scout headquarters to plan sending a delegation to the national jamboree in Washington D C in August marking Scouting’s 25th anniversary

W. J. Brown Cedar Rapids

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First Presbyterian Group Players’ Cup Rhoda van Meter Wallace Bixby Paul B. Gard Weare Holbrook Flora van Buren Kenneth Sawyer Ben Hecht Cedar Rapids Woman’s Club Robert E. Campbell Elizabeth Gale Cedar Rapids Friendly Club Edna Hopson Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Richt Dorothy Dainty America Hermione Barbara Barefax Sheldon Fillenworth Agatha Armstrong Mildred Good Wilheming Ecessesesaes Evelyn Kvatch Pal Florence Scott Max Bloom Charles Gunn Lewis Mendelsohn Theodore Munger Sol Garfinkle Alan Edwards Yetta Labousky Joseph Sinako Badle Charles Gunn M. QO Ulang Albert Bell George A. Wetzel Bell O. H. Lundquist Philip Flick Donald Burgess Sylvia Bell Mary Pratt Hazel Henderson Dorothy Felger Nurito Joanne M. Hanson Applied Arts I. S.C L. J. Murphy Engineering Extension Service Garfield P.T.A Carl Walser and Ethelyn Conyett Dubuque Memorial Coliseum Posal FHA Hatch & Brookman Lumber Company 8Th Ave Hawkeye Lumber & Coal Company F Avenue NW Home Lumber Company 6Th St Limback Lumber Company 3Rd St. NE Nagle-Eaton Lumber Company 7Th St. NE Ogden Lumber Company 32Nd St. Dr. SE Wisconsin Lumber Company 3Rd Ave Williams & Hunting Company Ist St. SW Evelyn Nicholson Central Park Church Pamplet Robert Downing Fifth Avenue Eighth Street A. H. Gundling Twenty-second Street John Harvey Furbay Ph.d Trade Magazine Newsies K. C’s First Ave. Co Scout Committee Cedar Rapids Gas Co Third Street
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