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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1936

Page

6

College Students Return To Schools For New Term

Holiday break ends as students plan return trips. Marian Smith leaves for Westport Connecticut to visit friends before returning to Smith College in Northampton Mississippi. Betty Beardsley heads to Babson Park Florida for Webber School sessions in Boston. Bill and Dave Brown prep for Cornell College in Ithaca New York. Sturges Ely will return to Yale University in New Haven Connecticut.

Marian Smith Isaac B Smith Country Club Drive Westport Conn Smith College Northampton Betty Beardsley David E. Beardsley Linden Drive Babson Park Fla Webber School Boston Mass Bill Dave Brown W J Brown First Avenue E Cornell College Ithaca N. Y Sturges Ely Henry S_ Ely Knollwood Drive Yale New Haven

Washington convention notes by journalism professors

Prof Ethel R Outland of Commonwealth apartments has returned from Washington DC where she attended a convention of the American Association of Teachers of Journalism and took part in a White House press conference. Miss Ruth Outland of Marshalltown, staying with her sister, will return home Friday afternoon.

Ethel R Outland Commonwealth Apartments Washington, D C American Association of Teachers of Journalism White House Ruth Outland Marshalltown The Commonwealth

Evans Couple To Return Home Friday

Mr and Mrs Ronald Evans of St Louis will return home Friday after visiting Mrs Evans parents Mr and Mrs David Turner at 301 Twenty third street drive SE and Mr and Mrs Ralph Evans at 2327 Fifth Avenue SE for the holidays.

Ronald Evans St. Louis Evans David Turner Twenty-third Street Drive Mr Evans Ralph Evans Fifth Avenue SE

Miss Mary Griffin Returns From Holidays at Minburn

Miss Mary Jane Griffin supervisor of music at Minburn High School returns from holiday visit with her parents Mr and Mrs L H Griffin at 1701 Ellis Boulevard NW.

Mary Jane Griffin Minburn L. H. Griffin Ellis Boulevard

Hubert Artis Returns to Iowa State College as Forester Student

Hubert C Artis son of Dr and Mrs G Hubert Artis of 131 Twenty sixth street drive SE returned Thursday to Iowa State College at Ames where he is a student in the forestry department.

Hubert C Artis Hubert Artis Twenty-sixth Street Iowa State College Ames Forestry Department

Aunt Het Quip Reflects Local Rivalry

A vintage-sounding quip notes LT hope George not get richer as a wife’s nose jokes crown a tale of social rivalry and sunburned humor in a small town setting.

George

Epler Guests Leave After Sioux City Visit

Mr and Mrs Lowe Christiansen and their son Lowe Epler Christiansen left Thursday for home after visiting Mrs Christiansen's parents Mr and Mrs R R Epler at 1930 Linden Drive SE in Sioux City.

Lowe Christiansen Sioux City Lowe Epler Christiansen Chritiansen R R Epler Linden Drive

Mrs Eleanor Montgomery Returns from Des Plaines Visit

Miss Eleanor Montgomery arrived home Wednesday evening after visiting her sister Mrs A H Calderwood in Des Plaines Illinois since Saturday.

Eleanor Montgomery Hillcrest Drive Des Plaines Ill A. H Calderwood

Quarton Family Returns From Des Moines Visit

Mr and Mrs Sumner D Quarton and their children Betsy and Gardner Quarton were to return Thursday from Des Moines after a brief visit with Mrs Quarton's parents Mr and Mrs Gardner Cowles.

Sumner D Quarton Linden Drive Betsy Quarton Gardner Quarton Des Moines

Epstein Hosts New Year Dinner At Commonwealth Tea Room

Mr and Mrs James I Epstein of Commonwealth apartments entertained ten guests at a New Year’s day dinner at the Commonwealth tea room Wednesday.

James I Epstein Commonwealth Apartments Commonwealth Tea Room

Deadline for church club and lodge notices

Press correspondents for church, club or lodge notices must submit by 4 p.m. Friday for Sunday society section. Phone submissions will not be accepted.

Society

Jean Bice Presented in Piano Recital

Jean Bice will perform in a Friday evening piano recital at 7 30 in Cecelia Kohl's studio 3130 First Avenue. Virginia Harman violinist and Emma Allen piano accompany with works by Beethoven Massenet Chopin and Tschaikovsky.

Jean Bice Cecelia Kohl First Avenue Virginia Harman Flora Hromatko Taylor Emma Allen Jean Rice Tschaikovsky Valse

Ida Mary Hansen Weds Merle W McMullin

Mrs Mary Bartlett announces the marriage of Ida Mary Hansen to Merle W McMullin on New Year’s Day at 4 p.m. The Rev William M Evans performed the ceremony at his home. Ida Mary Hansen, a Washington High School graduate, works for People’s Furniture. McMullin manages Black Chief Coal. They reside at 1274 Third Avenue SE.

Mary Bartlett Ida Mary Hansen Merle W. McMullin Maire Branaman William M. Evans McMullin Washington High School People’s Furniture Company Black Chief Coal Company Third Avenue SE

New Year Dinner Hosted by Olson at Johnson Avenue Home

Mr and Mrs Elmer Olson entertained guests at a New Year’s dinner at their 2101 Johnson Avenue NW residence Wednesday. Attendees included Mervin L Myers and Ruth, Verna Terry, Clif ford B Wells, C E Beeman, Arnold Macder and Esther, James Dale and Laurence, and Henry Lowe and his wife. Wells provided music after card games.

Elmer Olson Johnson Avenue Mervin L. Myers Ruth Verna Terry Clifford B Wells C. E. Beeman Arnold Macder Esther James Dale Laurence Henry Lowe

Pulis Family Holiday Visit Ends as Gordon Moves On

Mr and Mrs Dr Pulis of San Francisco and their son Gordon have left after visiting Mr and Mrs G F Puls at 1417 Fifth Avenue SE. Mrs Pulis plans a Minneapolis visit before rejoining Mr Pulis who returned home earlier. Gordon has departed for Philadelphia to play with the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra.

Dr. Pulis San Francisco Gordon Pulis Mr. Pulis G. F Puls Fifth Avenue SE Pulis Minneapolis Gordon Philadelphia Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra

Installation of G A R officers at Memorial building

Installation of officers for Grand Army of the Republic post 235 is set for Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Memorial building A R rooms. W H Morris of Wyoming will serve as installing officer and Simeon Haun of Mount Vernon will be installed as commander.

Grand Army of the Republic A. R Memorial Building W. H. Morris Wyoming Simeon Haun Mount Vernon

Women to be installed as officers of Winter temple

Women to be installed as officers of Winter temple of the Pythian Sisters Thursday at 7 15 p m are Bess Pohorsky Julia Jearick Alta Robertson Verna Dow Joyce Frezek Lydia Buchan Lillian Prifett Dorothy Johnson Helen Leeks Edith Fullerton Lavina Forsythe and Irene Minehart Gladys Rohn will be installing officer.

Winter Temple of Pythian Sisters Bess Pohorsky Julia Jearick Alta Robertson Verna Dow Joyce Frezek Lydia Buchan Lillian Prifett Dorothy Johnson Helen Leeks Edith Fullerton Lavina Forsythe Irene Minehart Gladys Rohn

Anderson Holmes Wed in Chicago Ceremony

Mrs Winifred M. Anderson and George Bruce Holmes were married on December 30 in Chicago by Rev J P Martin. They will reside after January 15 at 1801 Grande avenue SE. Mr Holmes is connected with the Colotex company of Chicago.

Winifred M. Anderson B Avenue NE George Bruce Holmes First Avenue E Chicago J P Martin Grande Avenue Holmes Colotex Company of

New Year Dinner Guests at 149 Thirty-Fourth Street NE

Mr and Mrs Henry Howke hosted guests for New Year's dinner at their home. Attending were Mr and Mrs Joseph Robinson with Patricia and Jimmy, Mr and Mrs Harlow F Robinson, and Paul Howke.

Henry Howke Thirty-fourth Street Joseph Robinson Harlow F. Robinson Patricia and Jimmy Paul Howke

New Year's Party Hosted by Mr and Mrs C E Taylor

Mr and Mrs C E Taylor of 1269 Fourth Avenue SE entertained guests at a New Year’s party. Attendees included Mr and Mrs O I Wall Mr and Mrs B E Tylee from Marion Mr and Mrs A Svalin Albert Lucas Miss Eva Kephart Mrs C Lucas of Cedar Rapids and John Mohn of Lisbon.

C E Taylor Fourth Avenue SE O I Wall B. E. Tylee Marion A. Svalin Albert Lucas Eva Kephart C Lucas Cedar Rapids John Mohn Lisbon

Daughters of Penelope Chapter Meets at Moose Hall

Local Daughters of Penelope chapter to convene Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at Moose Hall for installation of officers and annual gowns and fezzes gathering. All members urged to attend. refreshments to follow.

The Daughters of Penelope Moose Hall

Donald Houts Turns Eight At NE Birthday Party

Mrs Joe Houts hosted a Monday afternoon birthday party for her son Donald at 321 Thirty fourth street NE. Twelve guests attended the celebration.

Joe Houts Thirtyfourth Street Donald

Truckload Of Cattle Overturned In City Crash

A cattle truck overturned at 4 30 p m Wednesday on Fifth Avenue and Second Street SW after colliding with a street car driven by C H Sweet of Marion J McCormick 60 of Fairfax suffered a head cut from the crash Street car operator was C J Cray Motorcycle Patrolmen Hanna and Sergt Hughes helped roundup the cattle Officials identified a second collision involving Veil Thompson owner of a car collided with H W Taylor later that day Taylor was treated at Mercy hospital No injuries reported in the train collision at First Avenue and Fourth Street SE involving R J Trembley driving a Hall Manufacturing truck Pavement slipperiness cited no serious damage

Fifth Avenue Second Street C. H. Sweet Marion J. McCormick Fairfax Sweet C. J. Cray Motorcyle Hanna Sergt. Hughes Veil Thompson First Avenue E Third Street H. W. Taylor Twelfth Avenue Taylor Mercy Hospital Thompson C. M. Dresher Fifth Avenue SE

Kansas man named field executive for local Scout area

Robert L. Dill 24 of Lawrence Kansas has begun work as field executive for the Cedar Rapids area council under Scout Executive N Harold West. He will cover Benton Jones and Linn counties and brings Eagle Scout rank K winner swimming captaincy at Kansas University.

Robert L. Dill Lawrence Kan Kansas University Cedar Rapids Area Dill Camp Naish Kaw Westminster Foundation National Scout Executive New York City

Gimbel Brothers Vice President Urges Higher Advertising

Kenneth Collins, vice president of Gimbel Brothers Inc, in a Washington Advertising club address promotes greatly increased advertising appropriations for 1936. He argues that spending double the normal 3 to 5 percent promotional budget will measurably boost net profits.

Kenneth Collins Gimbel Brothers, Inc Washington Advertising Club

Robinson Crusoe Inspired by Castaway Alexander Selkirk

Daniel Defoe based his tale on the real life experiences of Alexander Selkirk a marooned sailor whose solitude on a deserted island influenced the novel's premise and themes.

Daniel Defoe Robinson Crusoe Alexander Selkirk

Which Charms Win at Parties Venus or Emma Murray

This piece contrasts Venus of Male with Emma Murray a nineteenth century actress highlighting personality over looks. It argues true charm comes from tact poise voice and social grace and promotes a Home Institute booklet IMPROVING YOUR PERSONALITY with photos of notable figures to guide self development and includes an order coupon.

Venus Emma Murray

Father and Two Daughters Die in Lombard Fire

A Lombard Illinois attic fire claimed the life of Milo K. Miller 28 a Federal Reserve guard and his two daughters June 6 and Shirley 6 and 8. Mrs Miller and the infant son Dennis 214 were hospitalized in critical condition. Miller re entered the blaze to rescue the children and died kneeling beside their bed as flames overwhelmed the room.

Chicago INS Lombard Milo K. Miller Federal Reserve Bank June Shirley Miller

Floods Cut Off Villages Across Southern England

London reports the worst floods in living memory as prolonged rains inundate dozens of rivers in southern England. Scores of villages are isolated, roads ruined, crops damaged, and livestock imperiled as the Thames swells and overflows its banks across upper regions.

London Sns England Thames

New Deputy Appointed in County Recorder Office

Joseph W. Stoddard of 331 Fourteenth Street SE was appointed deputy county recorder under County Recorder Dempsy Jones and began duties Thursday. He succeeds Mrs. Gladys Ballard of Marion who had served since 1922 and as deputy since 1931, resigning effective January 1.

Joseph W. Stoddard Fourteenth Street Dempsy Jones Mr. Stoddard Gladys Ballard Marion County Recorder’s Ballard

Royal Flood Alerts Reach Windsor and Thames Banks

The piece notes flood reaches atop the embankment near central London, with grounds of Windsor Castle affected. The royal family is not in residence at Windsor. Police have set watch over the Thames as waters rise toward the embankment.

King George’s Windsor Castle London Thames Embankment

F. T. Scripps Dies at 85 in California

F. T. Scripps aged 85 dies at his son Thomas C. Scripps home in California after nearly a year of illness. He is brother to E. W. Scripps and half-brother to Ellen Browning Scripps. Survivors include Thomas O. Scripps Jr. a daughter Mrs. Mary Corey and widow Mrs. Emma Scripps.

San Diego Calif F. Scripps E. W. Scripps Scripps-Howard Thomas C. Scripps Ellen Browning Scripps la Jolla Scripps Thomas O. Scripps F. T. Scripps, Jr Mary Corey Pasadena Emma Scripps

Three Die in Washington Rooming House Fire

A three story brick rooming house in Washington was swept by flames early Thursday. Three people died of suffocation: Mrs Florence Bevans 32 her son Charles Bevans 13 and Raymond Glines 27. Five injured and nearly a score rescued by ladder crews. Fire started in a first floor kitchen. three alarms answered.

Washington INS Florence Bevans Charles Bevans Raymond Glines

Discovery II Sails to Find Ellsworth in Antarctic Search

The Antarctic exploration ship Discovery II departed Dunedin for the Bay of Whales to locate Lincoln Ellsworth the American explorer missing after a flight over the Antarctic wastes.

Auckland N. Z Dunedin Bay of Whales Lincoln Ellsworth

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