Birthday Luncheon Marks Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Thirty sixth Year
The Cedar Rapids Woman's Club celebrated its 36th birthday with a noon luncheon at Hotel Montrose. Members seated at twelve tables representing the months heard speakers from each table and a program in the Crystal Room by Coe College students, directed by Miss Laura Stewart.
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Cedar Rapids
Mary Woltishek
Kesman
Ida Oakley
C. L. Douglass
Jin N. Palmer
Ver Wilson
T. B
R. Hawkins
Ati
Weed
Coe College
Laura Stewart
Stewart
Eleanor Cook
Game LaPlante
Doris Garner
Aronson
Charles Daniel
Simgetthew C. Stewart
St Shire
J. M. Dinwiddie
Crystal Room
Francis Clark
Yagetta N. Palmer
Local club notices and meetings in Cedar Rapids
Mine Tuesday Bridge club enjoyed luncheon at Mrs. George E. Beattie’s home at 315 Nine Eames Street SE. Cedar Rapids Dental Auxiliary held a picnic supper at Mrs. C. report 2337 Fifth Avenue SE with aides assisting. A Home Garden club gathering is planned for Wednesday at 2 30 pm at Mrs. H. J. Jones’s home 2021 Avenue SE.
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George E. Beattie
Nine
Eames Street
Cedar Rapids
Fifth Avenue
A. N.iston
E. A. Spraker
W. J. Barnaby
W. D
H. J. Jones
Avenue SE
Guy Miller
J. C. Trovitsky
Baptist Union Holds Evening Meeting With Plans Outlined
Church leaders met Monday evening to discuss significant business and outline a program for the coming period. Exposed plans indicate a focus on strategic steps and organizational direction.
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The
Baptist Young PLC
Union of the First
Baptist Arch
Irene Douglas circle meets at Curtis home in Blake Boulevard
The Irene Douglas circle of King's daughters will meet at Mrs. W. E. Curtis residence 1723 Blake Boulevard SE on Wednesday at 2 pm. Members are asked to note the change in meeting place.
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Irene Douglas
King’saughters
Miss Donna Nicholas Returns to Chicago Art School
Miss Donna Nicholas returned to Chicago early in the week to resume her studies at the American Academy of Art after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs A B Nicholas at 1220 Oakland Avenue NE for the holiday.
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Donna Nicholas
Chicago
American Academy of Art
A. B. Nicholas
Oakland Avenue
The Truth About Rheumatism Ad Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Alleniu as a cure for rheumatism claiming relief within 48 hours and full money back guarantee. It markets a bottle priced at 85 cents and urges purchases through May Drug Co and Pod zimek Pharmacy.
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May Drug Co
Podzimek Phcy
Ment
Character Development Talk Aids Girls Home Life
Mrs James Killian spoke to twenty one members of chapter HJ of PEO on character development of girls. She highlighted Camp Fire girls and Girl Reserves as tools for a better home environment at a Monday evening meeting hosted by Mrs C A Laurance. Guests included Mrs Florence McKibben Mount Pleasant chapter A and others from CE Sibley DT Mount Vernon and chapter DK.
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Tweny
James Killian
C. A. Laurance
First Avenue
E. R. Newcomer
Florence McKibben
Mount Pleasant
W. M. Dennison
Sibley
E. C. Bergmann
Mount Vernon
Mary Laurance
Charles Penningroth
P. E. O. Chapter GM Hosts Dinner in Des Moines
Chapter GM of P. E. O. entertained husbands of its members with a dinner Monday at the Bungalow of the Iowa Electric Light and Power company. About sixty attended, served by a committee led by Mrs. Leon Meyer. The after dinner program featured Mrs. George Hearn Mrs. Earl Delzell and Mrs. George P. Starr with Miss Louise Hathaway as hostess.
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B I. L
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Leon Meyer
George Hearn
Earl Delzell
George P. Starr
Louise Hathaway
Jolly Dozen Club Meeting Postponed Two Weeks
The Jolly Dozen club meeting scheduled for Wednesday at Mrs C E Beeman's home has been postponed for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Dozen Club
C. E. Beeman
Chummy Club Luncheon Set at Mrs McNabney Home
The Chummy club will meet at the home of Mrs. Robert McNabney at 409 A avenue NW for a luncheon on Thursday.
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Chummy Club
Robert McNabney
A Avenue NW
Community lodge and patrol meetings listed for week
Aldebaran Junior Court of the Ben Hur Life association meets at 1 30 p m Saturday in Ben Hur auditorium Star Lodge No 4 D of H holds regular business and officer installation at Moose hall Wednesday at 8 pm Date change noted Star of Maine Rebekah lodge No 921 meets Thursday at 7 30 pm in K of P hall Mrs Barnes and staff will install officers Refreshments served afterwards El Kahir Lodge Shriners Hospital auxiliary unit picnic luncheon Thursday at 1 pm at Mrs J W Thompson 1743 Sixth Avenue SE bring picnic items
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Aldebaran
Aldebaran Junior Court
The
Ben Hur Life Association
Ben Hur
Star of Maine
Rebekah Lodge No
Phall
el Kahir
E Kahir
Woman's Auxiliary
Shriners’ Hospital For
J. W Thompson
Sixth Avenue SE
G A R W R C Officers Installed at Memorial Building
The Woman's Relief corps No. 11 and T. Z. Cook post No. 235 G A R held installation ceremonies at the Memorial building with a pilonic luncheon for about fifty attendees. New officers included E F Byng as commander and Leota Kraut as president, with various posts and duties filled. memorial rites followed. Gifts and acknowledgments were exchanged, and aid was sent to Marshalltown for soldiers’ home and families in need.
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Woman's Relief Corps No. 11
T. Z. Cook
Memorial Building
Eugene Allen
Maymé Hoyle
E. F. Byng
George Bushnell
L. W. Shields
Simeon Hann
John Zimmerman
Erastus Smith
Eld
Norvella Ellis
Elizabeth Beall
Woman’s Relief Corps
Leota Kraut
Emery Leatherberry
Ellen Scott
Jessie L. Halpin
Minnie Webster
Mayme Hoyle
Maybelle Williams
Cora Farley
Lois Follin
Emma Burmeister
Eva Kisinger
Lara Churchill
Alma Farley
Minnie Lukehart
Luetta Shriber
Maud Bennett
City Briefs and Personals Highlights
Miss Norma Fuchs left for San Francisco a Tuesday morning. A grass fire near Coldstream avenue and Center Point road NE was beaten by Fire company No. 3 at 6 45 p m. H Abar bought Horak Pharmacy No 2 at 3rd Ave and First SE. Carl Laxson, president of the State Bank at Earlville, visited in the city on business. Glenn M Averill returned to Cedar Rapids from Tampa Fla to spend a few days. Edith Meyers is recovering from an operation at St Luke's hospital. A C Fisher returned from Rochester convalescing at his home after an operation. A O U W lodge 278 invites all members and families to an installation and social at Moose hall at 8 p m Tuesday. M L Healy United States probation officer confined at home recently is somewhat improved. The Unemployment Relief committee distribution meeting will be held Wednesday at the Chamber of Commerce. Cedar Rapids lodge No 141 I O O F will meet Thursday at 8 for installation of officers followed by refreshments. C R McGinty was fined 25 dollars and costs for reckless driving. license suspended 20 days. A Metrey pled not guilty to illegal retention of a storage battery. case set for Thursday. An early sign of spring noted as a mole dug up by a Scottish terrier at Paul C Hanson's home. Willard L Hayes to address Kiwanis on playground work. Mrs Clare Nichols to lead singing and share experiences. Hog theft reported by H R Lewis from his farm near Center Point. 200 pound Duroc Hampshire stolen Sunday night, hauled away in a truck. Deputy Larry Condon investigating.
Local boxer fined for disturbing the peace
Clyde Perrigo aged 20 of 413 Third Street SW was fined 10 dollars and costs by Justice G S Lightner on a disturbing the peace charge. He was named in a complaint by Genevieve Tangler, operator of a roadhouse near Louisa, and arrested by Constable William Fleming Monday night.
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Clyde Perrigo
Third Street
Justice G. S. Lightner
Perrigo
Genevieve Tangler
Louisa
William Fleming
Board of Adjustment Delays Cases and Reorganizes
No cases appeared for decision as the board met Monday afternoon. The board postponed its organization until the next meeting on February 13. Typically the group elects a chairman and secretary at the first session of the year. S. V. Shonka serves as chairman and H. H. Wage as secretary.
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Board of Adjustment
S. V. Shonka
H. H. Wage
Cedar Rapids Building and Loan board elections update
Arthur Hurtt Max Bromwell and Theodore Stark were reelected to the Cedar Rapids Building and Loan association board at the annual meeting. Current officers include Arthur Hurtt as president Max Bromwell vice president Harry T Hedges treasurer and L J Maresh secretary. A separate bankruptcy petition was filed against Betty Jean Dress Stores Inc by three creditors in federal court. Ainsworth urges donations of a cookstove for a seven person family aided by the YWCA with contact phone number 27597.
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Bldg and Loan
Arthur Hurtt
Max Bromwell
Theodore Stark
The
Cedar Rapids Building and Loan Association
Association
Harry T. Hedges
L. J. Maresh
Betty Jean Dress Stores, Inc
Betty Frocks, Inc
Betty Jane Dress Company, Inc
Berenzwelt and Kolber, Inc
Harry Ainsworth
Ainsworth
Community Chest topic for Civic Forum meeting
The Civic Forum will host a discussion on The Merits of the Community Chest at Peoples church auditorium on Wednesday January 25. Representatives from nine beneficiary organizations will explain fund uses and community impact while the audience participates. The session is free to the public.
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Community Chest
Civic Forum
The
Peoples Church
Only One Change Made In Officials At C R Savings Bank Meeting
The Cedar Rapids Savings Bank held its annual meeting Tuesday with a single change in officers. H H Strother, previously assistant trust officer, was promoted to assistant cashier. The United States Bank had no personnel changes at its Monday meeting. Other banks were scheduled to meet Tuesday afternoon.
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C. R. Savings Bank
Cedar Rapids Savings Bank
H. H. Strother
United States Bank
Loggerhead School Tops Dental Hygiene in Linn County
Loggerhead school No. 7 of Monroe township reports 100 percent in dental hygiene to Miss Lulu B. Secrist. Teacher Miss Mabel E. Morris lists students Hazel Miller Bernice Miller Harold Coleman Dorothy Coleman Yvonne Knapp Bert Coleman Kathryn Knapp Roy Coleman Alice Votroubek Helen Coleman.
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Loggerhead School
Monroe Township
Linn County
Lulu B. Secrist
Mabel E. Morris
Hazel Miller
Bernice Miller
Harold Coleman
Dorothy Coleman
Yvonne, Knapp
Bert E. Coleman
Kathryn Knapp
Roy Coleman
Alice Votroubek
Helen Coleman
Pfoutz Tops Elk? Archery Win Near Payson
Dr. L D Pfoutz scored in archery after his dogs tracked a mountain hen for an hour near Payson Utah. He treed the bird and shot it with a bow through its body. The animal measured nine feet.
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Payson
Utah
L. D. Pfoutz
Auto Crash Near Lowden Injures Six
A Sunday night accident north of Lowden involved three local cars. Dick Twachtmann's stock truck left the road and ditched on the west shoulder. Arnold Schuchting stopped to inspect the scene and Edwin Wenndt, with the Wenndt party, drove into the ditch atop the truck. The Wenndt occupants including Mr and Mrs Carl Wenndt Mr Louise Marvin and Edwin suffered severe bruises cuts and shock. The Wenndt car was badly damaged.
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Lowden
Dick Twachtmann
Arnold Schuchting
Edwin Wenndt
Carl Wenndt
Louise
Marvin
Edwin
Werndt
Religion is a Big Thing Across France and England
The narrator recalls visiting a Northamptonshire lecture and a small Nonconformist chapel in England before crossing to Abbeville France. In both places during wartime the faithful seek God and solace, finding peace, pity, and a larger heart to understand His ways.
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City Temple
London
Deacon
Laddie
Northamptonshire
Washingtons
Franklins
Longfellows
Hardings
Adamses
France
Abbeville
England
Fek
Ruth
Huston Celebrates Democratic Victory in Iowa Rally
Charles D. Huston, former Cedar Rapids mayor and new state Democratic chairman, spoke at a Des Moines rally banquet. He recalled waiting fifty years for victory, received an ovation from about 800 attendees, and credited rural voters with pushing change in state and national policies.
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Charles D. Huston
Cedar Rapids
State
Democratic Central Committee
Des Moines
Huston
Iowa
Acres
Notice of hearing on sale of estate property
In the district court of Iowa Linn county the petition of James H. Melichar executor requests authority to sell Lot 2 Block 1 West Lb Wellers Sub division to West Cedar Rapids to pay debts. Hearing set for 9 00 o clock January 15 1933 at the Linn county courthouse. James H Melichar executor. By V Shonka his attorney.
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District Court of
Lowe
Linn County
Minnie
Melichar
William Melichar
Frank Melichar
Dorothy Koken
Walter Melichargeorge Melichar
Clarence Melchar
Iowa
James H. Melichar
Lb. Weller
West
Cedar Rapids
Linn
V. Shonka
Notice of Probate of Will for Annom Lange
In Linn County Iowa the District Court will hear on January 11 1933 at 9 oclock a.m. the last will and testament of Annom Lange deceased for proof and admission to probate. Cedar Rapids Iowa January 6 1933 Edwin W Lundquist Clerk of the District Court B L Wick attorney.
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Yowa
Linn County
Annom Lange
District Court
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
EDWIN _W. LUNDQUIST
B. L. Wick
Precautions Against Flu Boosted by Daily Grove’s Bromo Quinine
Public health note urges avoid crowded smoky spaces and dress warm. It promotes Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine as cold and flu preventive, claiming four actions and urging daily use in winter. Advertising language emphasizes reliability and two package sizes.
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Grove
Radio schedules weave through 1932 farmer-owned markets remark
Roadside markets were 94 percent farmer-owned in 1932, a landmark stat noted amid extensive radio listings naming CBS NBC WABC WJZ WEAF WEAP WLW and others. The passage catalogs stations and orchestras with hours and programs, reflecting era broadcasting breadth.
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CBS
KMOX
WMT
NBC
Weaf Radio and Education
WJZ
Weap Kywow
Cab Reece Laters
Orr Wang
Eb Inc
Wise
WAG Rundersom and
Cramit
WEAF
Warne Ming
Kate’ Smith
WABC
Dr. Bundeson
WJ2
WLS LW
Tom Howard
Mayten
Orch
CBB
ABC
Eisards Guest
Wiz Kdeka
Ben Bernie
WEAP
Wabc Ox
Ed Wynn
Warc T. Garcia
WHO
WIZ Wmaq
WEBM
Komay Barley
WIZ
Hall
One
WWBBM
Gill Erch
WTAM
WMAQ
Brin Ensemble
WOKO
KMBC
Ana Beb
Mme
Belle Tier Ae Eerek
Merin Sistera
WLW
Belev Nympheny
Witane
Wenatchee O
WEAR
Bertlone
Albert Paysea Rhane
Meyweed
Shsieh
Weaf -Who
Ralph Kilberry
Hireel
Ainget
Elas
Mein’ Sam
WABCO
WGN
EKMOX
Yeny
Eameert
Crosby Saasereh
Sherlock Milcimes
WIZ Wlw
Fawin C. Mi
WBBM
Merten Downey
Wesma
Isham Jones
Redman
Fisher
Kyw
Relas
Oho
Notice of Incorporation of May's Drug Stores, Inc
Notice states May's Drug Stores is incorporated under Iowa law Chapter 284 Title 19. Home or main place Cedar Rapids Iowa with 20 year duration and plan to operate retail drug stores in Cedar Rapids and nearby areas. Authorized capital stock of 100 shares no par value. Management by 2 to 5 directors with officers president treasurer and secretary. Alex Gelb named president treasurer and incumbent officer. annual stockholders meeting January 1. document signed by Jean Gelb attorney A W Hass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May's Drug Stores, Inc
Owa
Iowa
May's Drug Stores
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Atea
Alex Gelb
Beiers
Jean Oeib
Itary
Atverner
Maine Lodge I. O. O. F. Installs New Officers
Arthur Cox as district deputy grand master and RE Pierson as grand officer led the Maine lodge No. 643 I O O F installation of the 1988 officers. Other officers include A L Dare vice grand, H A Carter recording secretary, R H Chiverton treasurer, E A Tuck financial secretary, George Chiverton warden, Henry Scott conductor, and J H Cail elected degree captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Cox
Maine Lodge
Pierson
Highest title since 1911 at Charleston DC
The report notes a premier title achieved in Charleston Washington with long-standing significance since 1911. Details are sparse but point to a historic milestone reached in the host city and time.
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Pene
Charleston, D. C
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St. Matthew's Church
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A Avenue NE
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Sixteenth Avenue SW
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A. G. McFarlane
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Nineteenth Street
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Ninth Avenue
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San Francisco
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H. 8
Abar
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First SE
Carl Laxson
State Bank At
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Glenn M. Averill
Tampa
Fla
Edith Meyers
St. Luke's Hospital
A. C. Fisher
Fifth Avenue SE
Rochester
A. O. U. W. Lodge 278
M. L. Healy
Third Avenue SE
United States
Unemployment Relief Committee
Chamber of Commerce
C. R. McGinty
A. Metrey
Fifth Street
Lightner
J. O. Wickham
Paul C. Hanson
Carroll Drive
Kiwanis Club
Willard L. Hayes
Playground Commission
Clare Nichols
Hayes
H. R. Lewis
Center Point
Joseph A. Petrus
Hampshire
Larry Condon
Jack Little
Erey Etch
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NBO
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Maine
Lodge
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Third Ave. SE
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Hudson
L. J. Brooks
Hudson-Essex
Nubson
Erigints
Hudson-Essex Co., Inc
Second Avenue
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