Betty Gage To Be Hostess At Club Picnic Supper
Betty Gage of 1945 Second Avenue SE will host a picnic supper for the Old Maids club. Friday evening plans include club members such as Betty Hamilton Jean Killen Jeanne Rowe Patricia Salter Patricia Graves Mary Jane Murdock Marianne Corey Betty Lizicar Katherine Luberg er Marie Dolson as guests for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Gage
Second Avenue SE
Old Maids
Betty Hamilton
Jean Killen
Jeanne Rowe
Patricia Salter
Patricia Graves
Mary
Jane Murdock
Marianne Corey
Betty Lzicar
Katherine Lynch
Barbara Ramsey
Dorothy Graham
Betty Mac Sommer
Katherine Luberger
Marie. Dolson
Douglas Boyntons Host Dinner for Eight
Mr and Mrs Douglas F Boynton of 503 Forest Drive SE will entertain at dinner Friday evening at their home. Covers will be laid for eight guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas F. Boynton
Forest Drive
Moon couple to entertain with dinner and bridge
Dr and Mrs B J Moon of 2340 Linden Drive SE invite fourteen guests to a dinner and bridge party at their home Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Moon
Linden Drive
Ethel Evans circle to be honored March 16 tea
Members of the Ethel Evans circle of the Kings Daughters will be honored at a tea March 16 at the Country club by Grace Walpole circle. The event marks the circle's first anniversary and invitations were discussed at a Thursday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Evans
King’s Daughters
Country Club
Grace Walpole
Dwight Lupton
Avenue NW
Walton E. Roebush
Ellis Boulevard
Hoyt ‘Thomas
I. D. Yanaway
Delbert Auten
Raymond A. Brown
Silver Cross Magazine
Henry Gundling
Yanaway
Cecil Bolsinger
Charles City
Charles Murphy
Mrs Roland Hosts Farewell for Chambers at 2301 B Avenue
Mr and Mrs D I Roland entertained Thursday in honor of Mr and Mrs L H Chambers who are leaving Saturday for Chicago to make their home. Bridge was played at three tables after dinner with assistance from Mesdames W P Enright Kenneth Ferguson Ray Pollock and L T Cummins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. I. Roland
B Avenue
L. H. Chambers
Twenty-fourth Street
Chicago
Mildred Fuller Hostess For Eleventh Birthday Party
Miss Mildred Fuller of 371 Eighteenth Street SE entertained at her home on Wednesday for her eleventh birthday. Patriotic decorations set the mood as friends gathered for games and socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Fuller
Eighteenth Street
Joan Supple
Marilyn Mizener
Sheryland Jan Zalesky
Betty Louise Nolting
Bettilou Pycha
Betty
Flo Markey
Jean Nelson
Jeanne Wallace
Rosemary Wilkinson
Mary Louise Nelson
Theodora Davis
Janet Lehman
Fiona Kennedy
Jackie DeMoss
Bernadine Frame
Frances Siamis
Waponita Camp Fire Group Holds Bobsled Party
St Pauls church members met Wednesday evening for a bobsled outing followed by refreshments at the church. Attendees included Bettie Shrader Nedra McNabney Col leen Norma Jean Bedell Marilyn Condon Arda Mae Cox Pauline Halverson Gertrude Jacobs Margaret Jacobs Mary Louise Jesina Suzanne Wilkinson Anita Stewart Mrs Lloyd Thomas and Mrs A G Lightfoot guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waponita
St. Paul's Church
Bettie Shrader
Nedra McNabney
Colleen
Norma Jean Bedell
Marilyn Condon
Arda Mae Cox
Pauline Halverson
Gertrude
Margaret Jacobs
Mary Louise Jesina
Suzanne Wilkinson
Anita Stewart
Lloyd Thomas
A. G. Lightfoot
Guardian
Sunshine Circle Meeting At Mrs Miller’s Home
Mrs A E Miller hosted Sunshine Circle No 22 L A P M with fourteen members and Mrs Emery Hill assisting. Attendees included Mrs Lena Borschel Leona Borschel Mrs Will Hoffer Mrs Charles Bonham Mrs Albert Howard Mrs Henry Roth Mrs Clarence Russell Mrs J H Woodside Mrs Addie Sleight and Frances Grimm. The circle will meet with Mrs Henry Roth next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Miller
First Street
Sunshine Circle
Wednesday Social Club reviews I Remember I Remember
Mrs. Hugh Hillerege led a discussion of Cyrenus Coles I Remember I Remember at the Wednesday Social club meeting held at Mrs. H. J. Hartmans home 1531 Bever avenue SE. Roll call centered on Prominent men of Italy with assistance from Mrs. F. W. Davis and Mrs. A. E. Schulte during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Hillerege
Cyrenus Cole
H. J. Hartman
Bever Avenue SE
Italy
F. W. Davis
A. E. Schulte
Mrs Hotchkiss hosts Pal-le-meins club bridge night
The Misses Mildred and Violet Hotchkiss entertained the Pal-le-meins club at 1700 First street NW on Wednesday evening. Guests played bridge and bingo with prizes to Pauline Brunk and Rachel Baker. attendees included Leota McNiel Pauline Bruck Mary Baker Marguerite Glime Rachel Baker Doris Lindsey and Mrs Bernice McBride. Mrs Sam Hotchkiss assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred
Violet Hotchkiss
First Street
Pal-le-meins Club
Pauline Brunk
Rachel Baker
Leota McNiel
Pauline Bruck
Mary Baker
Marguerite Glime
Doris Lindsey
Bernice McBride
Misses Hotchkiss
Sam Hotchkiss
Free Piano Concert For Children By Cedar Rapids
A free piano concert for children is set for Saturday at 11 a.m. in the Terrace Room of the Montrose hotel Cedar Rapids. Prof Max Daehler of Coe College School of Music will perform a kid friendly program with pieces such as Animal Pictures and Around the Organ. Adults may attend as well and the event is sponsored by the Junior League of Cedar Rapids Art Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Art
Junior League of Cedar Rapids
Montrose Hotel
Max Daehler
Coe College School of Music
Jumgleress
Ene
Lindow
Bchubert-Tausle
Brachah Zfirah
Nachum Nardi
Community Players’ Playhouse
Jewish Young People's League
Zfirah Nardi
Temple Judah
America
Beethoven Club Studies Old Music Versus New Directions
Beethoven club members met Thursday in the Montrose hotel Terrace room to compare Korngold and Hindemith with Beethoven and Reger. Mrs. Flora MacKay Kitchin urged exploring modern roads, praising Korngold for film scores and Hindemith as a leading modernist in Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven Club
Korngold
Hindemith
Beethoven
Reger
Montrose Hotel
Flora MacKay Kitchin
Bach
Wagner
Brahms
Paul Hindemith
Kitchin
Germany
Berlin
Roger
Lorraine Mitchell
Adella Vyskocil
Margaret Hearn
Lucy Bushnell Ambroz
Ruth Miskimen
Helen Keith
Miskimen
Onalee Ellett
Edna Mae Sila
Virginia Paul
Ambroz
Maud Whedon Smith
Alma Turechek
Leo Patterson
Metropolitan Opera Company
Service Circle Luncheon Leads To Sewing Session
Mrs W P Janss hosted the Service circle of the King's Daughters at a luncheon on Thursday. President Mrs C R Hicks presided and Mrs Carl Goodwin gave devotions on The Secret of Contentment. Guests included Mrs Earl M Shunk and Mrs W A Wilson. The circle plans a March 4 meeting at St Luke's hospital to sew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Janss
E Avenue NW
The
King’s Daughters
C. R. Hicks
Carl Goodwin
Earl M. Shunk
W. A. Wilson
St. Luke’s Hospital
Miss LaVonne Scollon Returns From Dance Tour
Miss LaVonne Scollon daughter of Mrs E Scollon 311 Sixth Street NE has returned after taking a dancing engagement tour. She performed in Boston New York Baltimore Washington Philadelphia Newark and Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVonne Scollon
E. Scollon
311
Sixth Street
Boston
Mass
New York City
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Newark
N. J
Toronto
Canada
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Dispatches Layette to Flood Sufferers
Members of the philanthropic department sent a layette of twenty pieces to flood victims during a Thursday meeting at the club house. Mrs. A. J. Prucha led the business session with Mrs. John Janecek as department leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Geiger Honored At Tea By New York YWCA Leader
Mrs C Harve Geiger, new president of the YWCA, was honored at a tea hosted by Mrs Wayne J Foster at her home on Hillcrest Drive SE. Guests included YWCA board members and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geiger
New Y. W.i
Wayne J. Foster
Hillcrest Drive
C. Harve Geiger
Forest Drive
Y. W. C. ‘A. Board of Directors
Foster
Y.W.C. A
Jane Boyd circle meeting at Mrs Young’s home
Twenty six members attended the Jane Boyd circle of the Kings Daughters at Mrs F E Young 1824 Grande Ave SE Thursday. The group voted to provide Mrs Fred Niemeier five dollars to buy material for a sewing class at the Community House. Devotions were led by Mrs Hugh Hillerge with readings from Silver Cross. The next meeting is March 4 at Mrs O A Anderson 2204 Ridgeway Dr SE with Mrs Tom Walpole and Mrs O M Bundy assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd
The
King’s Daughters
F. E. Young
Grande Avenue SE
Herman Keller
Fred Niemeier
Hugh Hillerege
Silver Cross
Tom Walpole
O. M. Bundy
O. A. Anderson
Ridgeway Drive
Edgewood No 1 Mothers Club Honors Mrs Bird Farewell
Mrs C R Bird was feted at a farewell party hosted after a prenic luncheon meeting of the Edgewood No 1 Mothers' club. Forty seven members attended as Mrs Bird prepared to move soon to Springville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Bird
Springville
Mothers’ Club of
Edgewood No. 1
Bird
Malta Chapter to Meet for Initiation and Reception
Malta Chapter No. 145 C E S will meet Saturday at 7 30 p m at the Masonic hall for initiation and a reception for the new officers Refreshments and dancing will follow All members of the order are invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Masonic Hall
Order
Janeba and Brosh
Augusta Sedlacek
Kenwood P. T. A. Elects Officers and Funds Flood Relief
Fifty members attended the Kenwood P. T. A. meeting. Mrs. Walter Berry resigned as president and Mrs. Norman Buck became president with Mrs. W. M. Shaner elected vice president. A $10 contribution to the Red Cross flood relief fund was voted. Founders' day candle-lighting ceremony and crystal tea were hosted by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood P. T. A
Walter Berry
Norman Buck
W. M. Shaner
Red Cross
M. C. Kehne
Kenneth Kohl
L.E. Crabbs
C. L. Gunn
Forrest- Clemens
Shaner
J. W. Chermak
Ed Cohrs
Keith Young
Stanley Reeder
Daniel Stewart
Paul Sidlinger
Truman Young
J. L. Henkle
Leslie Mills
Reeder
Mills
Kohl
Kehne
E. Alton Stanley
Henkle
Two Men Fined For Reckless Driving After Bus Collision
Lester Melichar 28 of 1528 L street SW was fined 100 dollars for reckless driving after his car hit a North Western railway bus at First avenue and Third street E. No injuries were reported. J L Brown 50 of 630 A avenue NW also fined 100 dollars for reckless driving after weaving across the F avenue bridge. Patrolmen arrested him with Raymond Day 21 of 217 Sixth street SE who received 10 dollars for intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Melichar
L Street
Melichar
Dyson
North Western Railway
First Avenue
Third Street
Moulichar
Jess Jacobs
Thirty-third Street
Sixth Street
First Avenue W
Jacobs
Brown
F Avenue Bridge
First Street
A Avenue NW
Walsh
Walters
Raymond Day
Day
Glenn B. Ravenscroft
Ottumwa
William Scanlan
Lester Cronbaugh
Scanlan
Third Avenue
Flint
Cronbaugh
One Per Cent Gross Receipts Tax Proposed
Des Moines Iowa. A plan for a one percent gross receipts tax with an estimated annual revenue of 40 million dollars or more was presented to the Iowa House of Representatives. It aims to replace the current millage tax and repeal the two percent sales tax, relying on all transactions for revenue. Rep Henry L. Davis and several supporters back the proposal as a sufficient state and local funding source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Henry L. Davis
Winterset
House
Airmail Link Between Australian Capitals Planned by August
By next August a night airmail operation between capital cities in Australia is expected to be in effect. Lighting, radio, and beacons are currently being installed to support the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Personal injury actions filed in Linn County court
Civil filings in Linn County district court term include two personal injury suits by Mary Woitishek of Cedar Rapids seeking 7500 dollars each against the Tri-States Theater Corp and the Commonwealth Theater Corp. Injuries alleged from a Jan 25 1935 fall on a floor mat at the State theater foyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County District Court
E. W. Lundquist
Mary Woitishek
Cedar Rapids
Tri- States Theater Corporation
Commonwealth Theater Corporation
State Theater
Tri-States Theater Corporation
L. D. Burkhalter
Calder
Burkhalter
Second Avenue
Second Street
Lillian Heskett Zalesky
Lewis Zalesky
Alma Myers
George Myers
Galena
Ill
Zalesky
Lillian Heskett
Frank G. Rittenmeyer
Mabel Rittenmeyer
Iowa City
Albert L. Copple
Lucille Copple
District Court
Washington Program Sets McKinley Eighth Grade Assembly
A Washington program will be presented at 10 50 Monday morning in the McKinley junior high School eighth grade assembly. The event includes school singing of America and Yankee Doodle, recitations by 8B and 8A led by Marjorie Davenport and Michael Bisek, flag salute led by John Foster, a flute solo O Sole Mio by Bill Kennedy, and a play Jemima s Dream with a long cast listed. Walter Thousand and John Foster direct the staging with committee chairs C Esther Copp Agnes Chaney Edith Benson Amy Moorhead Harriet Elliott James Farwell. The program closes with The Battle Hymn of the Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McKinley
School of “America
Marjorie Davenport
Michael Bisek
John Foster
Bill Kennedy
Jemima
Bob Wilson
Lee Platz
J. B. Pettit
Leo Carney
Charles Fisher
Garry Brown
Sylvia Lehti
Vernon Harger
Walter Thousand
C. Esther Copp
Agnes Chaney
Edith Benson
Amy Moorhead
Harriet Elliott
James Farwell
Cedar Rapids Airhawks Meet at City Hall Friday
Local notices list the Cedar Rapids Airhawks meeting at 7 p m Friday in city hall. Other items cover injuries, hospital updates, a false age claim, a funeral attendance, a statutory charge grand jury waiver, auxiliary service plans, and church services with sermon topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids “Airhawks
Boulevard light pole broken by unknown motorist
A boulevard light on Fourteenth avenue and Third street SE was snapped off about two feet above the ground when a car crashed into it Friday morning. Patrolmen Simons and Stusak found the pole in the street at 4 30 a.m. The motorist has not yet notified police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourteenth Avenue
Third Street
Simons
Stusak
Linn flood relief aid tops twenty two thousand dollars
Linn county chapter of the American Red Cross reports flood relief donations totaling 22 083 02 dollars with further 1 000 sent to St Louis rehabilitation and relief headquarters. Contributions include church and lodge groups from Cedar Rapids and surrounding communities, a 91 30 raffle from a joint dance event, and a 126 05 radio station collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Ohio River
Linn County
American Red Cross
Metta A. Burd
St. Louis
Midboro Oe
van Buren ‘School
Pian Rho Girls
Ae Sh 'Bethel
M._E. church
Protheon Diabe St. Paul's
Cedar
Rapids
Women of the’ Moose
Cedar Lodge
International “‘Association of Machinists
Center’ Point
el Kabir Shrine
WMT
Three Sisters
Rome Tru-Heart
Janes County
Onslow School
Harmony
Woman's Labor Bureau No
Western Bohemian Fraternal Association
American Federation of Musicians
Police Department of
Cedar Rapids
International Alliance of Stage
Fewer Linn Farmers To Move In 1937 Cited By Realtors
Cedar Rapids real estate men predicted a 15 to 25 percent drop in Linn county farmers moving on March 1 1937 from a year earlier. Higher incomes in 1936 cited as a major reason. Young men who left farms during the depression now rent or take over parents farms as rents rise and demand for land exceeds supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Trade Extension Bureau To Sponsor Guest Day In April
The trade extension bureau of the Chamber of Commerce plans an out-of-town guest day in the second week of April. The program, devised by P. F. Keehn chair and committee including C. A. Beems Carl Heinen H. J. Beals and Fred Killen, includes visits to local businesses, a dinner, vaudeville and wrestling for wholesalers jobbers and manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trade Extension Bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce
P. F. Keehn
C. A. Beems
Carl Heinen
H. J. Beals
Fred Killen
Kraschel Proclaims Moratorium On Tax Sale Of Homesteads
Des Moines Iowa Governor Nelson G Kraschel issued a proclamation urging county treasurers to refuse tax deeds on homesteads. The move aims to suspend tax sales while a bill for a statewide moratorium and possible pension expansion is considered. The proclamation notes unemployment and elderly hardship in 1932 34 and cites potential pension funded tax relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Nelson G. Kraschel
House
Senate
Kraschel
State of
Iowa
Iowa House approves moratorium to delay foreclosures
The Iowa House passed a debt moratorium bill 91 to 9 extending foreclosure delays to real estate contract sales. Rep Glenn Curtis said the measure mirrors the mortgage moratorium and cites Gov Kraschel emergency powers. Democrats blocked a Roosevelt court packing resolution by invoking a call of the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
House
Glenn Curtis
Curtis
Nelson G. Kraschel
B. B. Hickenlooper
Cedar Rapids
Senate
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Symphony Orchestra Third Concert Of Season Tuesday Evening
The Cedar Rapids Symphony will stage its third concert of the season next Tuesday at 8 15 in Memorial Coliseum. Admission is free and the public is invited. Soloist F Walter Huffman tenor, Grinnell College voice instructor, will sing two operatic arias with the orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Wolf-Ferrari
Wagner
Coe College Hosts First Invitational High School Debate
About thirty debaters and coaches from Elkader Decorah Ottumwa Marion and Cedar Rapids participate in Coe College’s inaugural invitational debate tournament. Final rounds open Saturday at Sinclair Memorial chapel with awards and best after dinner speaker announced at lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
Kent Andrews
Andrews
Elkader
Decorah
Manchester
Ottumwa
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Harry Gage
Coc Playhouse
Voorhees
Laura Pearse Stewart
Lois A. Engle
Lara Mae Sharp
Julia J. Jones
Robert Conrad
Maxine Reinecke
Kathleen Murphy
George Schmidt
Georgianna Stewart
Robert Hyde
Louise Banks
Dorothy Faris
Gaylord Ward
J. Kirk Snell
Charles Shaefer
Francis Smith
Roosevelt High School
Robert L. Ebel
Jim Holton
Leo Sweeney
Merivn Chyle
Joe McDonald
Ray Coward
John Locher
Notre Dame
George Griner
Marvin Burkholder
Ebel
Irene Griffin
Mothers Are Responsible The All-Bran Health Ad
The ad urges mothers to guard families from constipation through Kellogg's ALL-Bran. It claims bulk from fiber prevents illness, absorbs water to form a cleansing mass, and supplies vitamin B and iron. Two tablespoonfuls daily with milk or cream suffices. three times daily in severe cases. Sold at all grocers, guaranteed by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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Douglas, Boyntons
B. J. Moons
D. I. Rolands
Honor Chambers
Waponita Camp
Fred
Y Moszkowski
Rudolph Gang
Miss Scollon
Edgewood NO
P. T. A. Meetings
Kenwood
R. J. Harrison
Real Estate Commission
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
A. J. Stanfield
Harrison
Johnson County
Ed F. Hotz
Lone Tree
Hotz
Equitable Concern
John T. Moffit
Thomas Pirnie
Twelfth Street
S. E. Potter
Eighth Avenue SE
California
Frank McCalley
First Avenue E
Donald J. Berger
Mercy Hospital
Perry Hicks
A Avenue
Gailord Hicks
Omaha
A. Subotnik
Ninth Street
Chester Wolf
Wyoming
Frank Selzer
Park Avenue SE
Arlene
Ellis Seibert
Clinton
Patrick Hamilton
Twenty-second Avenue
A. S. Reed
Hamilton
Shueyville United Brethren Church
LINN
Trade Extension Bureau
Mood
Hiltbrunner Music Co
Dial
Symphony Orchestra
Neiumodel
Coe
Utah
Rogers
Wm. A. Rogers
Oneida Ctd
Hollywood
Ata
Killiants
Third Ave. SE
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