Winter travelers from Cedar Rapids head south
Cedar Rapids residents continue to depart for Florida and California. Mrs. Richard Lord and son Richard leave for Los Angeles to visit relatives and may go to Long Beach, planning to stay until March. Ada Crocker and two daughters proceed to Florida to visit family and will return after spring. A. G. Brown family plan a multi city tour ending in St. Petersburg Florida for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Florida
California
Richard Lord
Third Avenue SE
Los Angeles
Lord
Marvin Gilham
Gilham
Long Beach
Ada Crocker
Dean Barnhizer
Donald R. Lynch
Blake Boulevard
W. M Higley
Babson Park
Barnhizer
Lynch
Carey duo win first in Cedar Rapids Country Club contract bridge
Winners of first place at the Cedar Rapids Country Club contract bridge tournament Monday were Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Carey. There was a tie for second place between Mrs. Harold J. Rowe and Mrs. E. J. Lattner and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kesler. The next tournament will be held Jan. 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
E. J. Carey
Harold J. Rowe
E. J. Lattner
C. C. Kesler
The
Country Club
Mrs Stubbs to Host Club Luncheon and Bridge at Home
Mrs L H Stubbs of 358 Woodland Drive SE will host a club luncheon and bridge at her home on Thursday. Mrs David Turner and Mrs Clare Marshall will be additional guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Stubbs
Woodland Drive
David Turner
Clare Marshall
Amy Sinclair guild luncheon at Roosevelt hotel
Thirty five guild members attended the Amy Sinclair group luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel Tuesday afternoon. Hostesses included Mrs. William S. Catlow, Mrs. R. K. Keech, Mrs. Philip Shive, Mrs. Donald P. Barnes and Mrs. B. B. Hickenlooper. The president Mrs. Catlow led the business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Sinclair Guild
Roosevelt Hotel
William S. Catlow
R. K. Keech
Philip Shive
Donald P. Barnes
B. B. Hickenlooper
Catlow
Engagement of Miss Nemec to Lumir Kaplan Announced
Miss Roberta Nemec and Lumir Kaplan engagement announced Monday at Nemec home. Bunco prizes won by Frances Herr Velma Mc Laughlin and Marguerite Shaner. Green and white decor. refreshments with engagement ring ice cream and fortunes in cake. Attendees include Ruth Breuer Pauline Brush Jane Miller Esther Cerney Velma Mc Laughlin Mary Katherine Riley Katherine Hunter Marguerite Shaner Ellen Borghart and Roberta Nemec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Nemec
Lumir Kaplan
Joseph B. Nemec
Bunco
Frances Herr
Velma McLaughlin
Marguerite Shaner
Ruth Breuer
Pauline Brush
Jane Miller
Esther Cerney
Mary Katherine Riley
Katherine Hunter
Ellen Borghart
R M A Women Observe Thirty Second Anniversary
The Woman's auxiliary to the Railway Mall association marked its 32nd anniversary with a dinner at Hallwood cafe in Marion attended by 53 members and husbands. Mrs A A Hardin led a toast program featuring speakers Mr and Mrs George Hutchison Mr and Mrs Newton Owen Mr and Mrs William Fiebig and Mr and Mrs A B Nicholas. Anna Laura Davidson read poems with student performers, Muriel Gordon sang and tap danced. The evening closed with bridge games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
Railway Mall Association
Hallwood Cafe
Marion
A. A. Hardin
George A. Hutchison
Newton Owen
William Fiebig
A. B. Nicholas
Anna Laura Davidson
Muriel Gordon
Four Directors Elected At Cedar Rapids Country Club Meeting
Cedar Rapids Country Club held its annual meeting on Tuesday evening at the clubhouse. Four new directors were elected: E. J. Carey, Robert C. Toms, George Carey, and John B. Turner II. Retiring directors include Edward M. Soboda Jr., R. E. Choate, and S. E. Coquillette, who will step down as president later this week. The meeting was well attended with several other board members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
E. J Carey
Robert C. Toms
George Carey
John B. Turner II
Edward M. Soboda, Jr
R. E. Choate
S. E. Coquillette
Coquillette
J. Harold Horan
Frank C. Chambers
Fred W. Bailey
D. M. Taylor
Robert C. Safely
G. Clark
Baker
Oregon
Abbie Brown
Central City
Rowley
Strawberry Point
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Lee Scheffler
F. Weig
W. A. Frederick
Fred Lundt
George F Barrack
Will Rieniers
Henry Knake
Charles Bartels
Urbana
Patty Hoffman
Irvin Hoffman
Dingman
Donna May Hauser
Lester Hauser
Jolin
F. C. Cripps
Miles
Delmar—Frank Hill
Edith Horner
Carthage
Evergreen Cemetery
Hill
City Drayman
Josephine Koons Hill
George Hill
Spokane
Wash
Harvey Hill
Pratt
Kan
J Horner
Emmett Hill
Maquoketa
James Hill
Dallas
Texas
Amanda Barr
Sioux City
Hettie Nissen
Will Kinrade
Emma Hill
Delmar
Tipton
Tipton Band
Safley
Maurice Safley
Olin
Olin Cemetery Association
Fritz Engelking
Delbert Stingley
Harry Miller
Roy Easterly
Louis Lorenzen
Prochaska Couple Announce Chicago Nuptials
Mr and Mrs J L Prochaska announce the marriage of Olga Prochaska of Chicago to Charles A Topinka of Chicago on New Year’s Day in Chicago. Rev August Downing performed the ceremony at Blessed Sacrament church. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Edward S Wadteck of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Prochaska
Hamilton Street
Olga Prochaska
Chicago
Charles A. Topinka
Adolph C. Topinka
Second Street
August Downing
Blessed Sacrament Church
Edward S. Wadteck
Topink
Weeks and Hogan Tie The Knot In Immaculate Conceptions
Betty Weeks daughter of Mr and Mrs W L Weeks and Joseph Hogan son of Mr and Mrs J J Hogan were united in marriage Tuesday morning at seven in the Immaculate Conceptions church with Rev Father Barrett performing the ceremony. Attending were Carolyn Weeks and Leo Severa. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Weeks
Joseph Hogan
J. J. Hogan
Immaculate Conceptions Church
Father Barrett
Carolyn Weeks
Leo Severa
Beta Sigma Phi Plans Clothing Drive and Dance at Montrose
Lambda chapter met at the Hotel Montrose Monday night with Miss Frances Stewart presiding. Members voted to provide clothing for a family of eight and began plans for a friendship dance on February 9 at the Montrose hotel. The sorority will attend Lew Sarett's lecture Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambda
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Montrose
Frances Stewart
Montrose Hotel
Lew Sarett
Stastny Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary Surprise
Mr and Mrs Stanley Stastny hosted a Saturday evening surprise for their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at 85 Twenty first Avenue SW. Guests included extended Stastny family and friends with a mock wedding feature and gift presentation. There is a note that the United States has 1490 higher learning institutions of which 168 are Roman Catholic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Stastny
Twenty-first Avenue
Stastny
Marie
Charles
Edward Stastny
S. Stastny, Jr
Joan Lee
Rud Roach
Waterloo
Joseph Blazek
Joseph
Frank Blazek
Edward Blazek
Martha
Elizabeth
Charles Blazek
R. Stastny
Joseph Stastny
Thomas
Thomas Stastny
Bob
Frank Stastny
Betty Jean
LaVerna
Bernice
United States
Court House News Defendants Face Road Closure Case
Loyd Callier seeks to overturn a road closure near Viola in a district court injunction against Lee and Margaret Drumbarger. Callier claims the road is his farm's only ingress and egress, used since 1920, and cites a barricade with a shotgun. Drumbarger counters an existing agreement and says Callier fenced his end, ending the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Ellfson
Loyd Caller
Lee Drumbarger
Margaret Drumbarger
Viola
Caller
Cailier
Drumbarger
Callier
Continue Evidence In Chipokas Damage Suit
Plaintiff's evidence continued in district court before Judge H. C. Ring and a jury in Chipokas' $4,973 damage action against A. W. Peterson J. L. Richardson and Cedar Rapids Maytag Co. The suit stems from an accident in which Chipokas' three year old daughter Kathryn was struck by a car driven by Peterson on Center Point road NE June 10, 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Louis Chipokas
A. W. Peterson
J. L. Richardson
Cedar Rapids Maytag Company, & Co
Peterson
Richardson
Chipokas
Kathryn Chipokas
Center Point Road
Plainti
Jessie R. Wood
Fred Mason
A. L. Hendryx
A. W. McCall
Letha Harriman
Abdu Omar
End Evidence In Suit Over Hunting Accident
In a $15,500 personal injury case, Martin Nolting of Waukon sued Paul Helming of Cedar Rapids for injuries from a hunting accident on Oct 25, 1931, near Waukon. Nolting alleges a 12 gauge shotgun discharged accidentally. his arm was amputated. Trial concluded with evidence presented Wednesday. Nolting seeks $10,000 actual and $5,500 punitive damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Clark
Martin Nolting
Waukon
Paul Helming
Cedar Rapids
Nolting
Helming
Robert Helming
Howard F. Risser
Dan Owen
Judge awards two default judgments in district court
Judge A. B. Clark granted James G. Vaughn a 228.20 default judgment against J. W. Rumell and Mrs. J. W. Rum mell in a promissory note action. He also gave Waxide Paper company a 392.10 default judgment against W. H. Newman doing business as Central City Baking in an account suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Clark
James G. Vaughn
J. W. Rummell
Clark
Waxide Paper Company
W. H. Newman
Central City Baking Company
Suit by D H Smith Dismissed in District Court
A note suit brought by D H Smith as assignee against H V Little and H J Fox was dismissed by the plaintiff Tuesday before Judge A B Clark in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Smith
H. V. Little
H. J. Fox
A. B Clark
Marriage Licenses for Four Couples
LeRoy W Wehde of West Branch and Izola F Sutton of Dark Creek Ore, Edgar S Gage of Mason City and M Gertrude Baragary of Cedar Rapids granted licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy William Wehde
West Branch
Izola Frances Sutton
Dark Creek
Ore
Edgar S. Gage
Mason City
M. Gertrude Baragary
Cedar Rapids
Iowa News In Brief Highlights Local Installations
Special to The Gazette reports Royal Neighbors officers installed at Roy Bender home with Emma Siler and Viola Demoss assisting. Joint Masonic and Eastern Star installation follows in Riverside with officers listed. Local elections and obituaries across Independence, Tipton, Olin, and other towns noted, including elevator manager death and rural mail carrier retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Emma Siler
Royal Neighbors
Roy Bender
Viola Demoss
Oracle
Inez Countryman
Sarah First
Elizabeth Alden
Minnie Bender
Minnie Anderson
Inner Sentinel
Lillian Roberts
Outer Sentinel
Bernice French
Esther Sampson
Pearl Rogers
Laura Curry
Anna Holub
Faith
Ina Newell
Courage
Adele Luke
Pauline Demoss
Endurance
Mildred Dusanek
Stella Parr
Riverside
Masonic
Eastern Star
Masons
Earl Marshall
Carl Craig
G.A. White
C. E. Fitzsimmons
A. H. Younkin
Joe E. Chihak
Ray Cummings
Claude Flynn
Tyler
Nick Jardon
Worthy
Birdie Godlove
Bertha Tener
Martha
Cora Flynn
Electa
Fannie Buchwalter
Warden
Bessie Prehoda
Sentinel
Fannie Moss
New Off-The-Face Hats Let in Winter Sunshine
In a midwinter fashion note Ames Parrish outlines off-the-face hats suitable for older wearers. Styles range from baby bonnet inspired cuffs to fisherman and Breton sailor shapes, turbans, and berets with brim exposure varying by face type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Maria Guy
Ames Parrish
Iowa Senate Reviews Farm Bureau Tax Revision Bill
Iowa senators, in committee of the whole, rewrote the Farm Bureau tax bill to ease burdens for small-margin and low income groups. The proposal replaces a flat 1 percent tax with a graduated rate on gross retail sales and adjusts manufacturing taxes, with foodstuffs exempt at lowered rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
INS
Iowa Senate
Farm Bureau
Dr Wynekoop Trial Hinges On Physical Condition
CHICAGO AP The start of the Dr Alice Wynekoop trial for allegedly killing her daughter in law Rheta hinged on her physical condition. Assistant State's Attorney Dougherty said a continuation is likely unless she can walk into the courtroom rejecting a cot or wheelchair for jury presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alice Wynekoop
Rheta
Charles 8. Dougherty
Notice of Application to Sell Real Estate in Linn County
Isaac L. Cork as Executor applies to sell multiple parcels in Section 24 and Section 34, Township 82 North Range 5 West, for paying debts. Hearing on January 19, 1934 at 9:00 A.M. in the Cedar Rapids court, Linn County, Iowa. Objections must be filed at the court. Dated January 6, 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
State of
Towa
Linn County
Simon B. Haak
Ling County
Iowa
Isaac L. Cork
Clerk District Court
Moscow and Marion Road
Becetton
Ranse Five
Cedar Rapids
Lisbon
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Mrs. Stubbs
Amy Sinclair
BROWN
R. D. Brown Furrier
Fifth Street
Court House News
Iowa News
Troy Mills
Wiliam Hermann
A. J. Nelson
Emmett Shaffer
Harry Straw
Wilma Walton
Samuel Myers
Zella Pugh
Elia Holman
Independence
Charles H Clark
Rowley Elevator
Warren Clark
Nettie L. Finley
Hopkinton
Arthur McLeod
Edna Clark
Santa Monica
Calif
J. W. Penrose
Albert Sloan
Government Land
Joe Henderson
Pen
Rose
Postville
Community Presbyterian Church
F. H. Lahama
A. L. Peterson
G. Franklin Galloway
August Meier
Elmer Weber
Flora Franklin
Ruth Turner
Frank Bolman
Rena Ware Ondler
Methodist Church
Ladies Aid Society
Ira Ondler
Ondler
Pearl Waterhouse
Coggon
Milo Ware
Aseph Ware
Gill, Cole
Fred Bailey
Edna Hunter
Louie Hinton
Methodist
Fred Fisher
Coggon Cemetery
Blue Valley
Directed By
Amos Parrish
French & Reeves
Harding
Bishop's
Bishop Cafeteria
Rockford
Peoria
Davenport
Senate
Isaac L. Core
Byron A. Barlow
American Trust
Frankel
Frankel’s
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