Sixty Best Designs Exhibit By Cedar Rapids Junior Leaguers
Seven Cedar Rapids Junior Leaguers display works in the Sixty Best Designs exhibit at the Little Gallery of the public library. The show runs Wednesday to Friday from 2 to 5 PM with a tea on the first afternoon. Separate division features water colors stage designs metal craft and sculpture from Miss Sargent Davis Cook Sheehy Wall and Ouls. The traveling exhibit originated from fifty nine local entries judged by professional artists and will travel to Des Moines after visiting eighteen states and British Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Junior League
Little Gallery
National Junior League
Toronto
Canada
Harriet Sargent
Betty Oavis
Eleanor Cook
Robert B. Davis
Edward Sheehy
Howard Wall
Clare Marshall Ouls
British Columbia
Des Moines
State Labor Head Urges Iowa Senators Back Wage Amendment
J C Lewis president of the Iowa Federation of Labor telegrammed Iowa Senators Murphy and Dickinson on Tuesday urging support for the McCarran prevailing wage amendment to the President's 4.8 billion work relief bill. He says organized labor supports current wage scales and warns against striking the amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
DES Moines
Murphy and
Dickinson
J. C Lewis
Iowa Federation of Labor
McCarran
Trade Union Movement of Iowa
Congress
Alpha Gamma Delta Tea Hosts at Bleakley Home
Mrs David Bleakley and Miss Leone Burgert host the regular monthly Alpha Gamma Delta tea Wednesday from four to six at 2600 Meadowbrook Drive SE. Mr and Mrs Bleakley and Miss Burgert returned Monday from Chicago where they spent the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bleakley
Miss Leone Burgert
Alpha Gamma_ Delta — sorority
Bleakley
Meadowbrook Drive
Mrs. Bleakley
Miss Burgert
Chicago
Beethoven Club Presents American Texts in Planned Program
The Beethoven club guest night in the Terrace room at the Montrose hotel features Ruth Ebling Massey and Flora Hromatko Taylor performing works with texts by Louise Crawford, Nan Bagby Stephens, Richard Burton, Amy Low, and others. The chorus adds a number, with Carl Busch’s Pan’s Flute and Tennyson’s Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal as selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven Club
Montrose Hotel
Ruth Ebling Massey
Flora Hromatko Taylor
Louise Crawford
Pan
Carl Busch
Alfred Lord Tennyson
the Princess
Iowa
Jay G Sigmund
Louis B Schmidt
Ames
Schmidt
Iowa Federation of Musicluos
Nan Bagby Stephens
Vthority
Richard Burton
Minnespat
Osheel
Amy Low
Winners Named In Country Club Bridge Tourney
Mrs Howard R Green and Mrs Atherton B Clark tied for high north and south honors with Mrs Marion Reiff and Mrs H J Robertson at the Country club event played at six tables Monday evening. Abe Kopel and Phillip Leibsohn won cast and west prizes. Mr and Mrs James W Bell took second east and west. Mr and Mrs E J Carey were second north and south. The next city bridge event is the regular city contract tournament Friday at 8 p.m. at the Roosevelt hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard R Green
Atherton B Clark
Marion Reiff
H J. Robertson
Abe Kopel
Phillip Leibsohn
James W Bell
E. J. Carey
Roosevelt Hotel
Dinner honors Ludman and Schrim birthdays at SE home
Mr and Mrs N Ludman hosted a Sunday dinner at 835 Fourth Avenue SE honoring Mr Ludman and Mrs Catherine Schrimper on their birthdays. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Schrimper and children Robert and Magsiyn, and Howard Schrimper with Mrs Catherine Schrimper from near Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Ludman
Fourth Avenue SE
Ludman
Catherine Schrimper
Charles Schrimper
Robert and
Magsiyn
Howard Schrimper
Near
Marion
Weathering a Rainy Dawning in Parlor Talk
A speaker nicknamed Aunt Het laments Pa’s wheezy mornings as the sky darkens and predicts rain, reflecting rural daily life and family weather-watching from a casual frontier setting.
Women push plans for 21st biennial federation in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Eugene Henney of Grinnell Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs president and Hugh Orchard Cham ber of Commerce secretary with Mrs Ben Ogden Jr local chair of the biennial convention spoke at a luncheon of 24 chairmen and committees at the Montrose hotel. About 150 attended the first planning meeting for the Cedar Rapids May 7 8 9 event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Henney
Grinnell
Iowa Federation of Womens Clubs
Hugh Orchard
Chamber of Commerce
Ben Ogden, Jr
Federation
Montrose Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Henely
Orchard
Ogden
U.S. Sues Bank Over Levy Against Iowa Athletic Board
Federal suit filed against First Capital National Bank of Iowa City seeks collection on a 1923 judgment. The government claims a levy on the Iowa State University athletics board account, with bank officials not honoring the demand. Defendants include FD Williams and Thomas Farrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
United States
First Capital National Bank of
Iowa City
Boyard
State University of Iowa
Federal District Court
FD Williams
Thomas Farrell
Athletic Board
Marengo Brief: Jean Smit Weds James A Lawlor in Alton
Jean Smit of Iowa City married James A Lawlor a Marengo businessman in Alton. Father Schemmel officiated at the Catholic parsonage with Edward Neren and wife in attendance. The bride, a 1931 Iowa nursing graduate, will remain at Iowa City Orthopedics until around July 1 before moving late summer or fall. James P Lawlor, son of Victor residents, has been a local businessman after Chicago grade and high school, and DePauw University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
Jean Smit
Iowa City
James A Lawlor Marengo
Alton
Father Schemmel
Edward Neren
Lawlor
Helen
Mio O
Charles Smut
University of Iowa School of Nursing
Arthur Steindler
James P Lawler
Victor
Chicago
DePauw University
Funeral notices and obituaries from Iowa towns
Funeral services were held for Theodore Frederick 78 at Kalona Christian church after a railroad career spanning forty years. John Wadsworth 77 died from apoplexy in Hazleton with services planned at the Methodist church. Williamsburg widow Monica Hastings died after a long illness. services set at St Pauls Methodist. Earlville Frank Powell funeral performed by Rev A W Sinden with Masonic rites. Tipton Phil Christian former Tipton resident buried after health decline. Grinnell Harry and Edna Richardson named defendants in a 12250 accident damages suit filed by Rose Playle, with counts for injuries to Rose and Katherine Clifford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
Theodore Fredrick
Kalona Christian Church
Lewiston
Stephen
Martha Ann Bowen Frederick
Mary Jane Boone
Abner and
Elmira Boone
Fredrick
Masonic Order
Hazleton
John Wadsworth
Anchor
Illand
Buchanan County
Buffalo Township
Manis
Wadsworth
AL Betlevi
Tee
Ee Munger
Memon
H Moore
R S Sher
Saeracel
A J Walker
Williamsburg
Weeonica Hastings Cedai
Verve Gert
Formane
Margaret Gerun
Bree
Brestten
Water Dee
Willamsburg
Charles
George
Williamsburg Mfr
Dene
Charles Hastings
Hastings
Methodist Episcopal Church
Womens Missionary Society
Women's Relief Corps
WCTU
St Pauls Methodist Church
Hazel Hastings
Flanagan, Ill
George Dane
Frank Warner
Rhadermacher
Earlville
Earlville Congregational Church
Frank Powell
A W Sinden
A J Meythaler
Frank Faust
Carl Laxson
Orra Laxson
Fairview
Tipton
Phil Christian
Mercy Hospital
Davenport
Rochester Church
Otis Moore
Christian
Brock
Ohio
Cedar County
Carpenter
Paul
Princeton
Ill
Fern L. Ridenour
Birchard
Mary Green
Leland
Raymond
Daniel
Sidney
Joseph
Cedar Rapids
W W Christian
Estella Schaff
Epping
N D
Fannie Emerick
Versailles
Hannah Bury
Rossburg
Abbie Lehman
Grinnell
Harry and
Edna Richardson
Rose Playle
Richardson
Kellogg
Jasper County
John Clifford
Katherine Clifford
Clifford
Regency Flats and Monks Lead Spring Shoe Fashions
The article surveys 1920s style shoes matching new spring dresses with Regency inspired hats and asymmetric cuts. It highlights low-heeled Regency flats, monk oxfords with side fastenings, light stitching on dark uppers, and oxford silhouettes rising toward the ankle. It invites readers to request a color leaflet with samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regency
Oxford
sbrGhes
Enclose stamped self addressed return envelope
Promote your leaflet "Smart Shoe Colors for Spring 1935" by sending a self addressed stamped envelope from CITY STATE to receive the brochure.
Ossian Pupils Present The Blue Belt Operetta
Ossian public school pupils from grades one to ten perform the two act operetta The Blue Belt Thursday evening at the opera house under the direction of music teacher Miss Helen Maxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossian
Ossian Public
Opera House
Helen Maxwell
Allamakee County Jurors Are Drawn For Next Term
Allamakee county trial jurors have been selected for the upcoming district court term starting March 25 in Waukon. The list includes Mrs. E. O. Sandvold, Mrs. T. A. Houlihan, Everett Palmer, Oscar Magnusson, Mae Becking, Clarence Hanson, Mrs. E. J. Hoag, Ellison Orr, John Beede, Mrs. Willard Martin, Mary Quinn, Lida Sherman, Grant Jacobson, Mrs. J. F. Kepler, Mrs. John Blagen, Hans Larson, Henry Cassidy, Paul Gibbs, Moritz Gruber, Joseph Crowley, Ben Hanson, George Roeder, J. H. Connor, Earl Moe, Donald Bulman, Oscar Roldson, Rosina Bisping, William Krumme, and others from various townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Allamakee
E. O. Sandvold
T. A. Houlihan
Everett Palmer
Taylor Township
Oscar Magnusson
Mae Becking
Clarence Hanson
Center Township
E. J. Hoag
Ellison Orr
John Beede
Willard Martin
Mary Quinn
Lida Sherman
Grant Jacobson
Paint Creek
Joe Geno
Franklin Township
Rosina Bisping
Union City
William Krumme
Ludlow
Wrestling Hockey And Archery Popular At Blind School
F E Palmer reports Town School for the Blind at Vinton lists wrestling roller skating hockey and archery as top sports. Five pupils and two staff accompanied him to Cedar Rapids for a Canopus club luncheon program. The school now has 184 pupils with growth expected. average attendee age is 13 and a half years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
F. E. Palmer
Canopus Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Palmer
Cedar Rapids
John Ryan
Laura Everett
Pierce Knox
Washington
Virgil Smith
Victor
Betty Yeager
Waterloo
Louis Hardin
Lyle Mattox
Tama
City Briefs and Personals Highlight Local Events
Cafeteria dinner at First Christian church 5 to 7. Col. O. W. Mull to speak on national defense at Kiwanis noon meeting in Montrose hotel. J. F. Plumb returns from Lincoln and Denver after addressing Tri-state Credit Men's conference on labor code. Tipton death: Kate Coon 68 dies after stroke. burial in Perry. survivors include siblings and nieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
O. W. Mull
National Defense
Kiwanis Club
Montrose
J. F. Plumb
Iowa Manufacturing Company
Lincoln
Neb
Denver
Tri-state Credit Men’s Conference
Tipton
Kate Coon
C. W. Sproat
Perry
Coon
Pennsylvania
Martha Bower
Sublimity
Ore
Gertrude Sproat
C. W
Davis Asks Teeth in Farm Licensing
Washington AP Congress heard from Chester Davis farm administrator that licensing must force recalcitrant minority cooperation to make marketing agreements effective. He urged AAA support for licensing with 50 percent approval for processors and handlers, not individuals, and questioned secretary power under current act language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Chester Davis
AAA
House Agriculture Committee
Davis
Secretary of Agriculture
Baltimore
Grinnell Couple Porter French and Rebecca Conard Wed in Chicago
Miss Rebecca Conard daughter of Prof and Mrs H S Conard married Porter French Saturday afternoon at Thorndike Memorial chapel Chicago. They were attended by Miss Gretchen McArthur and Charles T Moon. Mrs French graduates Grinnell College 1930 and will teach handicrafts in Chicago. Mr French returns from Jaffna College in Ceylon and will study at Chicago Theological Seminary. They will visit Grinnell this week at the Conard home with a reception to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Rebecca Conard
H.S. Conard
Porter French
Thorndike Memorial Chapel
Chicago
Gretchen McArthur
Charles T. Moon
French
Grinnell College
Ceylon
Jaffna College
Chicago Theological Seminary
Conard Home
Mrs Lulu Foster seeks divorce from Clarence Foster in district court
Lulu Foster accuses husband Clarence Foster of beating her in a Cedar Rapids marriage dated July 26 1929. She seeks custody of their 3 year old Donna Jean alimony support suit money attorney's fees and a restraining order to keep him from her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Lulu Foster
District Court
Clarence Foster
Cedar Rapids
Donna Jean
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Miss Crawford
Plano
Artic i
Super I
Chambers Inskeep Optical Company
Second St. SE
St. Elizabeth's
THE
Bealticians of
Cedar Rapids and Vicinity
Neact
Woman’s Club
U.S. Sues Bank
Iowa Athletic Board
Qaoggists Avery
Iowa News
Amos Parrish
York
Amos Parrisi
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Allamakee County
Dance Arts Agency
Maddigan School OF Music and Dancing
Yowa Theatre Bldg
Canopians
First Christian Church
Teeth IN
Johnson
Monroe
Anford’s
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