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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1935

Page

14

Martha Marquis Circle Hosts New Year Tea at Gage Home

The Martha Marquis circle of the college will entertain with a New Year’s tea on January 1 at the home of President and Mrs. H. M. Gage 1945 Second Avenue SE from 530 to 730 pm. Wives of faculty members form the circle and Mrs. Gage will be assisted by officers Mrs Lynn E Garwood Mrs C Harve Geiger Mrs Vernon Lichtenstein and Mrs Thomas Hayden. The tea table will be presided over by Mrs Garwood Mrs Hayden Mrs Lichtenstein and Mrs A W Meyer. Committee members are Mrs Marvin Cone Mrs Ben Peterson Mrs Forest Rutgers Mrs H E Ward Mrs LeRoy D Weld and Mrs John M W Henry.

Martha Marquis H. M. Gage Second Avenue SE Wours Gage Lynn E. Garwood C. Harve Geiger Vernon Lichtenstein Thomas Hayden Garwood Hayden Lichtenstein A. W. Meyer Marvin Cone Ben Peterson Forest Rutgers H. E. Ward LeRoy D. Weld John MW. Henry

Engagement Announced for Elva Colton and Alden Howe

Miss Elva Colton daughter of Mr and Mrs Evans Colton Mount Vernon to Alden Howe son of Mrs Blanche Howe Chicago announced at Colton home dinner. Out of town guests Miss Evelyn Green West Branch Miss Lida Tallman Cedar Rapids. Colton graduate Cornell Cedar Rapids Business College bank bookkeeper active in Methodist church young peoples work. Howe attended Cornell two years Ph B University of Chicago MBA Harvard. Wedding planned in June at home to be in Waukon where Howe works at Waukon State Bank.

Elva Colton Evans Colton Mount Vernon Alden Howe Waukon Blanche Howe Chicago Colton Evelyn Green West Branch Lida Tallman Cedar Rapids Cornell College Mr. Howe University of Chicago Harvard Graduate School Howe Waukon State Bank George Shaw Marengo Lillian Couch L. C. Dewey Colorado Carroll Lewis Lewis Eva Kent Dysart N C. Rice Charles Jackson Clutter Rice Toronto Chnois Iowa Norman C. Rice Carpenter Herman Mr. Rice Barnes Estherville Northwood Carmen Johnston Kenneth Yocum

Clermont pair announce marriage of Eunice Irene Gress to Francis L Shay

Mr and Mrs Claude Gress of Clermont announce the marriage of their daughter Eunice Irene to Francis L Shay of Cedar Rapids. The ceremony occurred Nov 7 at Anamosa with Virginia Clarke and Grover Cleveland in attendance. Mrs Shay is a Clermont graduate of 1932 and Cedar Rapids Business College 1933. She studied nurse training at Iowa University in 1933. Mr Shay attended Muscatine schools and works at the Roberdee Cigar Store. They reside at 204 First Avenue W.

Claude Gress Clermont Eunice Irene Francis L. Shay Cedar Rapids Anamosa Shay Pearl Shay Virginia Clarke Grover Cleveland Muscatine Roberdee First Avenue

Gregory Kephart Couple United in Christian Church Rites

Miss La Verne Gregory and Ralph Kephart were married Saturday at the First Christian church with Rev. Blaine Hyten officiating. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids where Mr. Kephart works for T. M. Sinclair and Company.

Miss la Verne Gregory W T Gregory Fifth Avenue SE Ralph Kephart J. C Kephart Fourteenth Avenue SE First Christian Church Blaine Hyten Hazel Kephart Clarence Gregory Cedar Rapids Mr. Kephart T. M. Sinclair and Company

Miss Dows 11 Honors Guest At Dinner

Miss Henrietta Dows entertained twelve friends at the Cedar Rapids Country Club Sunday evening in compliment to her guest Miss Barbara Pruden of Highland Park This morning Miss Pruden departed Cedar Rapids after a short visit with the Dows family

Henrietta Dows Sutherland Dows Country Club Barbara Prudden Highland Park Prudden Cedar Rapids

R B McConologues To Entertain At Tea Tuesday

Mr and Mrs R B McConologue will entertain at a tea and open house at their Lisbon home on New Year’s day from 4 to 7 o'clock. A few friends are invited to the informal affair.

R. B. McConologue Lisbon

Yuill Family Dinner Hosts New Year Celebration

Mr and Mrs T B Yuill of Johnson Avenue NW will host a family dinner New Year’s Day at noon for fourteen guests including Mr and Mrs James Yuill and children Nancy and Catherine, Mr and Mrs James Yuill Canfield, J A Limback, Mrs Jessie Canfield, Miss Laura Thompson, Mrs George Yuill and Ralph Yuill.

Thomas B. Yuill Johnson Avenue NW James Yuill Nancy Catherine James Y. Canfield J.A. Limback Jessie Canfield Laura Thompson George Yuill Ralph Yuill

Boston couple sails on sixteen day Caribbean cruise

Mr and Mrs Joe Wheeler Jr of Boston Mass sail today on the S S Munargo from New York City for a sixteen day Caribbean cruise The Munargo will touch at Miami Nassau and Havana before returning to New York Mrs Wheeler is the daughter of Dr and Mrs Fred W Bailey of 1832 Second Avenue SE.

Joe Wheeler, Jr Boston Mass New York City Wheeler Fred W. Bailey Second Avenue SE Miami Nassau Havana New York

Camp Hitaga Counselors Reunite at Warren Home

Camp Hitaga staff and assistants held a reunion at Mrs. M. R. Warren’s residence 2008 Fifth Avenue SE Saturday evening. The gathering featured symbol puzzles, camp songs, and photo memories from Stony Ridge and Camp Hitaga as attendees recalled camping experiences. Featured guests included Jane Niles Anamosa Cornelia Cameron Iowa City Laila Reece Elmore Minn Catherine Niles Anamosa and Cedar Rapids members Elizabeth Jackson Florence Wilson Noel Newell Virginia Knox Marion Hepner Ruth Toogood Betty Carruthers Ardyce Woods id Kathryn Engle Bernice Hammond Isabelle Smith Evelyn Fawcett Cora Hampton Nadgie Rothbach Sarah Palmer along with committee members Mrs. W. J. Brown and Mrs. Delbert Ashby.

Camp Hitaga M. R Warren Fifth Avenue SE Stony Ridge Jane Niles Anamosa Cornelia Cameron Sheldon Chubb Iowa City Laila Reece Elmore Minn Catherine Niles Cedar Rapids Elizabeth Jackson Florence Wilson Noel Newell Virginia Knox Marion Hepner Ruth Toogood Betty Carruthers Ardyce Woodside Kathryn Engle Bernice Hammond Isabelle Smith Evelyn Fawcett Cora Hampton Nadgie Rothbach Sarah Palmer W. J. Brown Delbert Ashby

Alburnett Couple Wed in Methodist Ceremony

Miss Bernadine Watt and Lester Hindman were married Sunday at the Alburnett Methodist church with Rev. J. Bruce Eyestone officiating. The bride wore a dark blue velvet gown and white rosebud corsage. bridesmaid Dorothy Allender wore blue velvet. Best man was Clarence Simmons. A reception followed hosted by the Watt family.

Bernadine Watt Jack Watt Alburnett Lester Hindman Clarence Hindman Central City J. Bruce Eyestone Dorothy Allender Cedar Rapids

Iowa News In Brief Grady Center Local Marriages And Obits

marriages, deaths and civic notes from Grundy Center Oxford Newhall Grinnell Marengo Dysart Conesville Riverside are reported. Betty Shatava wed H P Stafford in Sumner. Emma Pabst and Joe Grimmins wed in Waterloo. Virginia Swisher and William Davidson marry in Minot. Rev Philp Dornseif dies in California. N C Rice Dysart dies. L C Dewey burial planned in Marengo. Eastern Star officers named in Oxford and Riverside.

Eastern Star Lodge E. H. Singer James Speers E. F. Linkhart C. J. Mann R. J. Miller Dennis Kennedy Henry Dee Ruth Linkhart Marshall Eugene Maske Newuall Philp Dornseif Orange Calif Dornseif Concordia Lutheran Church St. John’s Lutheran Church Newhall Centerville Marie Gunther Fort Dodge George Werning California Grundy Center Joe Grimmins Ben Grimmins Waterloo Riddle Waterloo Congregational Church Ben M. Grimmans Grundy County Grinnell Virginia Katherine Swisher Milton W. Swisher Swisher Minot N D William O . Davidson Robert P Davidson

Field Director Of The Maccabees Here Thurs

Herman O Connor supreme field director of the Maccabees will be in Cedar Rapids Thursday for a breakfast at Sterling S Burgin residence with twenty five guests including district managers from across the state. A noon luncheon at Hotel Roosevelt will include officers and guests and a day long school conference. An evening public installation at Moose Hall will be led by Mr O Connor with Ernest Martin and Bessie Scott assisting.

Herman O'Connor Detroit Supreme The Maccabees Cedar Rapids Sterling S. Burgin Meadowbrook Drive Mr. O'Connor Mark Paine Berenece Des Moines J. Joehuck Fort Dodge Clifford Johnston Davenport Charles Harover

Rural Kansas Farm Home Set For Hindman Party

Mr and Mrs Hindman along with Mrs Manning Thomas of Central City and others plan a motor trip to Kansas Sunday night. The group will establish a home on a farm west of Central City after the journey.

Roosevelt letter on bonus and loaned veteran certificates

The document explains how the adjusted service certificates grow from the 400 original bonus to a 1000 maturity value by 1945 through deferment and 4 percent annual compounding. It notes 3,038,500 of 3.5 million certificates were borrowed against, totaling about 1.69 billion, with present value about 2.1 billion versus 3.5 billion face. It argues against immediate payment, citing loan dynamics, recovery effects, and veterans’ remaining assets, and contrasts with proposed remittance of interest and total cost to the government.

Congress Veterans Administration American Legion Roosevelt

Memorandum On Adjusted Compensation Provisions

A memorandum outlines changes to compensation adjustments, detailing scope, criteria, and effective dates. It notes impact on payroll calculations, benefits, and compliance requirements for affected staff and departments.

Resort wear returns with peasant silhouettes this summer

The fashion trend highlights blousey waists, yokes, and full sleeves on white silk dresses. Peasant fabrics in red and green smocking appear on lightweight linens, with jackets from boleros to box styles. Two-piece dresses feature Directoire pleats and revamped shirtwaists, all pairing with bold color accents.

Elsa Sittell Faces Nazi Ban Amid Incommunicado Detention

Elsa Sittell, 25, a New York native and naturalized citizen, faces a possible lifelong banishment from Germany after allegedly laughing at SS uniforms and calling Hitler a Jew. The judge hinted the sentence could follow New Year’s, while she remains jailed in Waldmohr awaiting trial for the Saar plebiscite.

Waldmohr Germany Reichsfuhrer Hitler Elsa Sittel New York Saar

Prisoner Escapes Down Icy Ladder After Ventilated Break

CHICAGO AP Mario De Staffino aged 19 escaped from an eleventh floor detective bureau cell by diving through a ventilator and sliding down an ice coated fire escape three feet from the aperture. He fled after a tavern gun battle that left Benjamin Yoder 67 dead and Policeman Thomas Lydon wounded along with three others.

Chicago Mario de Staffino Detective Bureau de Staffino Benjamin Yoder Thomas Lydon

Mexico seeks punishment for Catholic church attack

Mexico City reports five Catholics were killed in a brutal attack in Coyoacan by radical youths. President Lazaro Cardenas vowed the perpetrators would be severely punished.

Mexico City MNS Coyoacan Lazaro Cardenas

Girl 3 Dies as Vinton Measles Epidemic Claims First Victim

Eleanor Jean Fisher aged 3 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J O Fisher died in Vinton marking the epidemic's first fatality. Born October 6 1931 in Vinton she leaves a brother Lawrence and parents. Private funeral services are set for 10 am Wednesday at the family residence with burial in Evergreen Cemetery conducted by Rev V L Currier.

Vinton Eleanor Jean Fisher J. O. Fisher Lawrence V. L Currier The Baptist Church Evergreen Cemetery

Mary Goose Revealed Lived Name in Boston Grave

The piece claims Mother Goose was a real person named Mary Goose buried in a downtown Boston cemetery. It asserts her rhymes were written for her grandchildren, recasting the legendary figure as a historical person.

Mother Goose Children of America Old Boston Mary Goose Public Ledger, Inco

Cutting Is Granted Election Certificate

New Mexico Supreme Court, in a majority ruling, ordered a certificate of election for United States Senator Bronson Cutting. The decision holds that registration lists are not part of the canvassing board records and requires certificates for all candidates with majorities on the face of election returns.

Santa FE N. M INS New Mexico Supreme Court United States Bronson Cutting Dennis Chavez State

Roosevelt presses on with veterans bonus debate

The President says the veterans bonus would be costly and not well understood by many veterans. He cites a total cost around 1.62 billion dollars above existing certificates, while lawmakers discuss payment methods and timing as Congress convenes.

Congress Burns Tennessee

Sharp quakes rock west coast of U S

Associated Press notes strong earthquakes hit California and nearby areas with tremors spreading from Mexico to Washington. Brawley Imperial Valley felt a long rolling shock lasting about ninety seconds, Phoenix and Los Angeles buildings swayed, Anaheim also reported movement.

Associated Press California Pacific Coast Mexico Washington Brawley Calif Imperial Valley Phoenix Ariz Los Angeles Anaheim

Also Mentioned on This Page

Martha Marquis Circle Gress-Shay Gregory-Kepihart Miss Dows R. B. McConologues Sidwell Amy Central T. B. Yuill Watt-Hindman Iowa News Riverside Birdie Godlove C. E. Fitzsimmons Harold Cress Claude Flynn Nic Jardon Albert Novy Amos Parrish Elsa Sittell John Harvey Farbay Ph.d Mary Dacy Cutting ROOSEVELT _ VETERANS Capitol Hill Representative Fuller Arkansas Ways and Means Committee U. S A.N. Watson Third Avenue SW GLOBE 3Rd St 12Th Avenue
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