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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1939

Page

2

Honor Britons Who Helped Nation In September Crisis

London dispatch reports King George VI honors list rewarding Britons who aided during the September war crisis. Sir Nevile Henderson receives a knight Grand Cross. William Strang and Frank T. Ashton-Gwatkin gain Bath companion notes for peace flight service and Czech mediation. The Empire order honors many who aided air raid precautions.

London George VI Nevile Henderson Berlin St. Michael and St. George Order of the Bath William Strang Neville Chamberlain Adolf Hitler Frank T. A. Ashton- Gwatkin Viscount Runciman Czechoslovakia Britain

Open House Honors Kriz Anniversary Guests

Mr and Mrs Joseph Dvorak host a large open house at 1544 Fifth Avenue SE to honor their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Stanley Kriz of New Lisbon Wis on their second wedding anniversary. About 100 guests attend from 3 to 7 pm with decorations of poinsettias evergreens and candles. Hostesses include Mrs Michael G Bellas Mrs Helen Kacena Stark and others who served as bridesmaids.

Joseph Dvorak Fifth Avenue SE Stanley X. Kriz New Lisbon Wis J “Ssencas Herbert E. Robison Dvorak Michael G. Bellas Helen. Kacena_ Stark Allen J Brink Adolph Topinka Ann Kriz Kriz

Tourist Club Meeting at Mrs Sefton Home

Members will meet Wednesday afternoon at 1328 B avenue NE. Mrs E M Sefton hosts as Mrs A A Taylor reviews Listen the Wind by Anne Morrow Lindbergh.

E M. Sefton B Avenue NE A A Taylor Anne Morrow Lindbergh

Moravec Family Welcome Visitors From Los Angeles

Mr and Mrs Marvin Moravec of Los Angeles arrived this weekend to spend a week in the home of Mr Moravec's parents Dr and Mrs E T Moravec at 2325 Grande Avenue SE.

Marvin Moravec Los Angeles Mr Moravec E TI. Moravec Grande Avenue SE

Miss Elaine Campbell Weds Kenneth Snyder in Parlor Ceremony

Miss Elaine Campbell daughter of Mro M F Campbell and Kenneth Snyder son of Mr and Mrs Wollum Snyder were married Sunday at 8 in the parlor of St Pauls Methodist church. Rev Charles J breads officiated. After the ceremony a breakfast was served for immediate family at Mrs Wursteins tea room. The newlyweds will reside at 429 Thirty fifth Street NE. Out of town guests included Robert Laxton Burton Campbell Miss Lo Rena Campbell and Frank Reese of Chicago.

Elaine Campbell M F Campbell Fifth Avenue Kenneth Snyvder Wollum Snyder Seventeenth Street Charles J St Pauls Methodist Church Inez Brollier Lawrence Snyder Brollier Wurste Snyder Hall Manufacturing Company Prudential Insurance Company Thirty-fifth Street Robert Laxton Burton Campbell Lo Rena Campbell Frank Reese Chicago

Kings Daughters Picnic Meeting At Mrs Yanaway Home

Florrie Ann Ruebush circle of junior Kings Daughters met at the home of Mrs I D Yanaway for a picnic luncheon. Kathryn Phillips presided. R A Holmgren to succeed Yanaway as sponsor. Members present were Kathryn Phillips Jeanette Knapp and Margaret Swope. Guests included Mrs Holmgren Mrs J Baumhoefener Virginia Morr Connie Weatherton Doris Hessenius and Mary Louise Robinson.

Florrie Ann Ruebush Kings I D .Yanaway Kathryn Phillips R. A Holmgren Yanaway Jeanette Knapp Margaret Swope Holmeren J. Baumhoefener Virginia Morr Connie Weatherton Doris Hessenius Mary Louise Robinson

New Year Dinner Hosted by Mrs Louise Van Pelt

Miss Lillian Kelting of Williamsburg stayed with Mrs Louise Van Pelt at 1508 Fifth Avenue SE over New Year weekend. Van Pelt hosted a New Year dinner Sunday with out of town guests Mr and Mrs H H Langlas of Marengo and Mrs Joe Prince of Detroit visiting sister Mrs George LaMott and Mr LaMott.

Lillian Kelting Williamsburg Louise van Pelt Fifth Avenue SE Kelting van Pelt H. H. Langlas Marengo Joe Prince Detroit George LaMott LaMott

Dinner at Roosevelt hotel for security and Paramount staff

Mr and Mrs Milo A Chehak of 2107 Greenwood Drive SE will host a Monday dinner party at the Roosevelt hotel entertaining employees from the Security and Paramount laboratories.

Milo A Chehak Greenwood Drive Roosevelt Hotel The Security and Paramount Laboratories

New Year Dinner Hosts Include Local Families in Hannibal

Mr and Mrs Willis Baker of Hannibal Missouri were weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Orton and Mr and Mrs Henry Orton. They spent New Year’s Eve there and had New Year’s Day dinner at the Henry Orton home. Also present were Mr Orton’s parents Mr and Mrs George H Orton of Higbec Missouri.

Willis Baker Hannibal Roy Orton Henry Orton Mr Orton George H. Orton Higbec

West Side WCTU Picnic at Earhart Home

The west side W C T U will meet Wednesday at 12:30 pm for a picnic luncheon at the home of Mrs Charles Earhart at 402 A avenue NW. Mrs P E Frink will read devotions and Mrs C W Davis will lead the program.

West Side Charles Earhart A Avenue NW P. E. Frink C. W Davis

Ex Quakerettes Meet At Weatherwax Home

The Ex Quakerettes will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mabel Weatherwax located at 1216 Memorial Drive SE.

Mabel Weatherwax Memorial Drive

Ivins Family Returns From Southern Motor Trip

Dr and Mrs Harry M Ivins and daughter Miss Audrey Lea Ivins completed a three weeks motor tour through the south visiting New Orleans St Petersburg and stopped in Chattanooga and Nashville before returning to their home in 1832 Fifth avenue SE en route to Florida.

Harry M. Ivins Fifth Avenue SE Audrey Lea Ivins Florida New Orleans St. Petersburg Chattanooga Nashville

Fisher couple depart Chicago bound weekend guest travels

Forrest Fisher of Fargo North Dakota, staying with Mr and Mrs R D Hunting at 2800 First Avenue East, left Monday with Dresser Hunting by motor for Chicago. Fisher is an interne at Billings Hospital and Dresser Hunting is a medical student at Northwestern University.

Forrest Fisher Fargo N D R D. Hunting First Avenue E Dresser Chicago Mr Fisher Billings Hospital Dresser Hunting Northwestern University

Birthday fete honors Cunningham sons Charles and Edwin Jr

Mrs. F F Cunningham of 1550 Fourth Avenue SE entertained Saturday afternoon in honor of her sons Charles and Edwin Jr. Games were played with refreshments served. Contests were won by Jack Deal John Baum Jack Nix and Wesley Frommack. Also present were Tom Connolly Dickie Long Jimmie Deal Charles Cunningham Jimmie O Reiley Gerald Niles Donald Goodyear and Edwin Cunningham.

F F. Cunningham Fourth Avenue SE Charles Edwin, Jr Jack Deal John Baum Jack Nix Wesley Frommack Tom Connelly Dickie Long Jimmie Deal Charles Cunningham Jimmie O'Reiley Gerald Niles Donald Goodyear Edwin Cunningham

Birthday Party Honors Miss McGowan at Home

Miss Marjorie McGowan of Forty fourth street SE was feted at a Thursday birthday party hosted by Bob Koutsky at 1422 First street SW. Guests included Ruth Anne Struesky, Martha Lippert, Evelyn Horak, Dorothy Bartos, Vera Mae Lippert, Elmer Kotaska, Charles Sova, Harold McGowan, Jeon Sova, Stanley Clask, George Dilash, and Paul Vavra. games and dancing were main diversions.

Marjorie McGowan Forty Fourth Street Bob Koutsky First Street Ruth Anne Struesky Martha Lippert Evelyn Horak Dorothy Bartos Vera Mae Lippert Elmer Kotaska Charles Sova Harold McGowan Jeon Sova Stanley Clask George Dilash Paul Vavra

Mrs I P Davis Hosts Thirteenth Birthday Dinner

Mrs I P Davis of 2040 Park avenue SE will host a dinner Monday evening in honor of her daughter’s thirteenth birthday. Guests include Theodora, Mary Louise Nelson, Peggy Hruska, Charlene Huber, Margaret Hunter, Jean Wallace, Max Hammond, Raymond Westroam, Jim Meek, Keith Heins, Kenneth Savel, and Eugene Moore.

I. P Davis Park Avenue SE Theodora Mary Louise Nelson Peggy Hruska Charlene Huber Margaret Hunter Jean Wallace Max Hammond Raymond Westroam Jim Meek Keith Heins Kenneth Savel Eugene Moore

Mrs Thompson Hosts Luncheon Guests At Home

Mrs O S Thompson of 1550 Sixth Avenue SE entertained at a luncheon on Saturday. Guests included Mrs C A Olson of Storm Lake, Mrs Arminie Adams, and Mrs Clyde White.

O S Thompson Sixth Avenue SE C. A Olson Storm Lake Arminie Adams Clyde White

Wednesday Social Club meeting with Mrs Davis at 319 Ninth St NW

The Wednesday Social club will meet with Mrs F W Davis at 319 Ninth Street NW on Wednesday at 230 pm.

F. W. Davis Ninth Street NW

Aunt Het Reflects On Smoking And Bad Habits

Aunt Het declares she never smokes and notes women already bear plenty of their own faults without imitating men's habits.

Miss Sophie Siamis Re elected Daughters of Penelope President

Miss Sophie Siamis was re elected president of the local Daughters of Penelope chapter at Moose Hall on Friday evening, succeeding Mrs. William Raftis. New officers include William Santos as vice president and Jarves Chuka as secretary. Installation is planned for January with district No 15 governor Mrs. C Seanchopoulos presiding. First meeting of the year set for January 27 at 7 30 pm at Moose Hall.

Sophie Siamis The Daughters of Penelope Moose Hall William Raftis Siamis William Santos Jarves Chuka N. Kanellis T. A. Siamis M. Petrakis

Deloras Hotchkiss Marries George Luethy in Los Angeles

Deloras Fern Hotchkiss and George Luethy wed in Los Angeles on March 9, 1938, announced by Mr and Mrs Sam Hotchkiss of 1700 First Street NW. The bride, Long Beach resident, has worked at Lipton Jewelry in Long Beach and will join her husband in Los Angeles where he attends the University of California. They plan to reside at 1153 West Eighth Street in Los Angeles.

Sam Hotchkiss First Streat Deloras Fern Long Beach George Luethy Durant Los Angeles Luethy Lipton Jewelry Company University of California West Eighth Street

Skating Party Gathers Scouts and Friends After Event

Boy Scouts from the Silver Beaver patrol Troop No 6 held a Saturday skating party then moved to the home of George Newland for lunch. Attendees included Allen Polansky patrol leader George Newland Scott Linge Paul Norager and Marshall Nelson.

Boy Scouts of the Silver Beaver Patrol George Newland Allen Polansky Scott Linge Paul Norager Marshall Nelson

Service circle meeting set for Thursday at Mrs Flack's home

Members of the Service circle of the King's Daughters will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs Frank Flack at 124 Eighteenth Street NE.

of the King’s Daughters Frank Flack Eighteenth Street

Chicago mother bears last 1938 and first 1939 twins

Mrs June Stepanski, 35, delivered Chicago’s last 1938 baby at 11:56 p.m. December 31 and, just over four minutes into 1939, welcomed a twin brother. Both newborns are boys.

Chicago June Stepanski

Fascist Salute Adopted at Roumanian Royal Court

In Bucharest on Sunday the fascist salute was introduced at the Roumanian royal court as Premier Miron Cristea and his ministers greeted King Carol. The cabinet members wore blue uniforms with gold braid and "Napoleon" hats. Cristea declared the government would preserve Roumania for Roumanians and continue removing Jews from professions and business.

Bucharest Roumania Miron Cristea Carol Cristea

Ludlow urges $45 pensions for unemployed seniors

Rep Louis Ludlow of Indiana on Monday urged a monthly pension of 45 dollars for unemployed persons over sixty, arguing eligibility should not be tied to demonstrated need. The proposal was presented in Washington with Ludlow asserting the plan would aid elderly workers without requiring a showing of need.

Washington ULP Louis Ludlow Ind

Surprise Birthday Party for Mr and Mrs A D James

Mr and Mrs A D James were honored at home at 312 Eleventh Street SW with a surprise party on Sunday evening for their birthdays. Cards and Chinese checkers followed by refreshments. Attending were Mr and Mrs Joe Phillips, Mr and Mrs Ira Whitman, Mr and Mrs Dwatine Martin, Mr and Mrs Ted Youngton, Mr and Mrs John Pifer, Mr and Mrs Fred Cress, Miss Faith Whitman, Raymond Youngton, and Allen and Merlyn Kumball.

A. D. James Eleventh Street Joe Phillips Ira Whitman Dwatine Martin Ted Youngton John Pifer Fred Cress Faith Whitman Raymond Youngton Allen Merlyn Kumball

Christmas Party for Cubs at Central Park Presbyterian

Cubs of den No 2 cub pack 5 at Central Park Presbyterian church gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs W H Holec 409 Twentieth street NE for a Christmas party. Gifts were exchanged and games played before refreshments. Red candles lit the table. Den mother Mrs Hubert Paxton assisted hostess. Boys present included Verne Dunn Herby Williams Donald Paxton Pat Reim Dicky Hunter Victor Holec Jr and guest David Rose.

Cubs Central Park Presbyterian Church W. H. Holec Twentieth Street Hubert Paxton Verne Dunn Herby Williams Donald Paxton Pat Reim Dicky Hunter Victor Holec, Jr David Rose

Also Mentioned on This Page

MRE. E. M. Sefton Marvin Moravecs Kenneth Snyder Milo Chehaks Missouri H. M. Ivins Miss McGowan Theodora Davis Mrs. Thompson Penelope Deloras Hotchkiss Silver Beaver Party L. L. Dolson Chiropractor C. R. Sav. Bank Bldg Bohemia South Africa Ceylon India Arizona Colorado Prastka Jewelers Paramount Theater Mrs. Holec Pincus and Tobias America Second Street Armstrong Coat Shop Dorsas Imagine Knox Ee Apparel Specialists
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