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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1934

Page

6

Local Players Enter In State Bridge Tourney

Cedar Rapids players enter the Iowa Bridge League midwinter contract championship in Des Moines Des Lewes Friday and Saturday. Mr and Mrs T E Taylor and son Harlen plan visit while others travel to join the event. Several local pairs travel today including Mrs Jordan Mrs Beattie Mrs Reiff and Mrs Byers who will defend their Town state team duplicate championship title.

Cedar Rapids Iowa Bridge League Des Lewes T E. Taylor Harlen Taylor Long Beach Calif Des Moines Taylor Robert S Cook Oliver Longueville Lena Hodgin R. S. Hardendorf W. M Nenzil Paul Huston Carl F Jordan George E Beattie M O. Reiff Frank C Byers Jordan Beattie Reiff Byers

Farewell Dinner for Roberts at Fisher Home

A dinner party was hosted by Fred C Fisher Jr at 2397 Blake boulevard SE to bid farewell to Mr and Mrs Loyd E Roberts who depart for Joplin Missouri next week. Guests included Miss Mildred Carlton Miss Margaret Larimer Miss Betty Davis Justin W Albright William Hottenson and the Roberts. Mr Roberts will join a law firm in Joplin.

Loyd E. Roberts Joplin Fred C Fisher Jr Blake Boulevard Mildred Carlton Margaret Larimer Betty Davis Justin W Albright Wiliam Hottenson

Ida Mansfield circle of King's Daughters elects officers

The Ida Mansfield circle met for lunch with hostesses at 818 Wellington street. Retiring president Mrs Hutch installed new officers led by President Mrs Hugh W White and Vice President Mrs SB Coquillette. Committees named and guest Alma Harta spoke on the Public Health Nursing milk fund for undernourished children.

Ida. Mansfield King’s Daughters Rufus Culver Wellington Street C. R. Livingston J. A. Hutch Hutch Hugh W White SB. Coquillette E. C Hoover Walter Hambright Calvin Harris Mary E. Schlick Los Angeles Calif Emma Wilmarth King’s Daugters Fort Madison Louise Hathaway Iowa Electric Light and Power Company

Ladies Auxiliary Luncheon at Mrs Newman Smith Home

The Ladies Auxiliary to the print ere union held a picnic luncheon Wednesday at Mrs Newman Smith's 807 F Avenue NW. About five hundred attendees were present.

Printere Union Newman Smith F Avenue Brdee

Needlework Guild Reports 6419 Garments Distributed

Cedar Rapids Needlework Guild reports show 6419 new wearing apparel and hospital linens distributed to charitable groups this year. Junior auxiliary led by Mrs H Joselyn turned in 635 garments, while Mrs Carpenter's No 14 section posted 1006 garments with named members contributing various counts.

Cedar Rapids Needlework Guild H .& Josselyn Taylor Carpenter Carpenter Stella Bachelder Ida Boettcher Bess Hartman Hollingsworth Edward H Smith Theodore Stickney Mary McSwiggan

Jane Baker Hosts Skating Party for Phyllis Wilber

Miss Jane Baker hosted a skating party at 1304 Reverse NW Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Pat Wilber departing for a new home in Missouri Valley. Guests included Peggy Bode Jeanne Trumbull Mary Jane Watts Mary Eleanor Hardiman Marguerite Sample Ruth Staves Jean and Virginia Morgan and Phyllis Wilber.

Jane Baker Reverse Pat. Wilber Missouri Valley Baker Home Peggy Bode Jeanne Trumbull Mary Jane Watts Mary Eleanor Hardiman Marguerite Sample Ruth Staves Jean and Virginia Morgan Phyllis Wilber

Birthday Surprise for Mr Shultz at Second Avenue Home

Mr and Mrs Guy Shultz on 343 Second Avenue SW were surprised by friends Wednesday for Mr Shultz birthday. Prizes at a dance were won by the Shultzes and guests included Mr and Mrs Carl Pra bel Mrs Carl Shultz and Max Phillips. Mr Shultz received a gift. Additional guests were Mr and Mrs Carl Pra bel Mr and Mrs Carl Shultz Mr and Mrs Max Phillips Mr and Mrs James Gourley and Mr and Mrs Glenn Wilson.

Guy Shultz Second Avenue SW

Social Evening Held by Local Hearing League Members

The League for the Hard of Hearing plans a social evening Saturday at Mrs C M Kime's home 266 Twelfth Street NW. Members not reached are asked to call the president to learn what to bring.

League For the Hard of Hearne C M Kime Twelfth Street NW

V F W Auxiliary To Entertain At District Meeting

Members of the V F W auxiliary will entertain VFW members from Iowa City Monticello Clinton Davenport and surrounding towns Sunday at the Roosevelt hotel. At 6 30 the women join VFW members and friends at VFW headquarters for a banquet served by United Brethren church women.

Iowa City Monticello Clinton Davenport Roosevelt Hotel VFW Women of the United Brethren Church M W Duffy LaVern Siebert Carl Swanson Frank Regan S L Hanscom F. S. McCalley C. A. Swanson Emil Vohaska Glenn Thomas Charles Scheer Joe Balik C Bunting J J, Carney Edward Ashenbrenner A. S. Buckner Frank Viasck

Pre-nuptial courtesy for Eloise Hageman hosted by Misses Hageman

A miscellaneous shower and bridge party was held Wednesday evening for Miss Eloise Hageman hosted by Miss Margaret Hageman. Dorothy and Katherine Kelley Eighteen attended. bridge prizes went to Miss Lilian Cuhel and Mrs. Milton Coonan. Guests included Mesdames Gard, Paul, DeLay, Coonan, Filipi, and others.

Eloise Hageman Margaret Hageman Dorothy Katherine Kelley Lilian Cuhel Milton Coonan Paul Gard Jerome Paul H Gordon DeLay Afhton Coonan Charles Filipi Anita Tege Mary Louise Powel Josephine Howe Katherine Srush Frances Powers Ruth Johnson Lian Cuhel Marjone Hanford Maude Ruble Eloise Hsseman

Hadassah Picnic Rescheduled for January 24

At the Junior Hadassah meeting the postponed Hadassah picnic supper was set for January 24 at 6 pm. The event will be hosted by Mrs Ben Padzensky at 511 Tenth Street SE. Ruth Kushner gave a book review of The Life of Julius.

Hadassah Ben Padzensky Tenth Street Mass Ruth Kushner Julius

Cedar Rapids Couple United in Wedlock at Home

Miss Frances Carothers and Raymond Pence of Cedar Rapids wed Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs John Press 320 Seventh Street SE. The ceremony was performed by Rev H W Ward. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids.

Frances Carothers Raymond Pence Cedar Rapids John Press Seventh Street H W Ward Pence

Big Springs P T A Meeting Seeks Speakers and Programs

The Big Springs P T A meets Friday at 7 30 pm at the school with Prof W F Kubichek from Car College as speaker. Evelyn Kine'e provides readings and the school orchestra furnishes music.

Big Springs W F Kubichek Car College Evelyn Kine

Lions Surprised by Wives at Luncheon in Roosevelt Room

Lions club members were blindfolded and led into the Roosevelt room at the Hotel Roosevelt for a noon meeting. Their wives and friends sat around the luncheon table in alternating seats as guests were introduced and jokes flowed.

Lions Club Roosevelt Hotel Roosevelt Ira Carruthers Ervin Stepanek Frank Wood Horace G. Hedges Gordon Fennell Horace Hedges The Ernest Gundling Grace Glass Henry M. Files

Mrs Beall Hosts M C C Club Luncheon

Mrs H J Beall of 613 Sixteenth Street SE hosted the MC C club at a Tuesday 1 p.m. luncheon. Guests included Mesdames H L Coats W T Evans P E Frink Guy Wricht Carrie Shank Nellie Sisam Nelle Ross and Mabel Williams.

H. J. Beall Sixteenth Street SE MCC Club Mesdamesh L. Coats W. T Evans P E. Frink Guy Wricht Carrie Shank Nellie Sisam Nelle Ross Mabel Williams

Church Guild and Circle Meetings Planned This Friday

St Elizabeths Guild holds an all day meeting at Mrs Charles F Edwards 1835 Park Ave SE. St Pauls District 7 meets with Mrs W E Warren 311 Park Court SE for lunch at 1 with assistants Mrs Donald McKinlay and others. Mary Watts Circle of First Lutheran meets at Mrs L E Blessing 215 Fifteenth St NE at 230 pm with officers to be elected.

St. Elizabeth's Guild Charles F. Edwards Park Avenue SE St. Paul's District St Paul's Church W. E. Warren Park Court SE Donald McKinlay E. E Reynolds Vernon White William Lee Mary Watts First Lutheran Church L. E. Blessing Fifteenth Street J A L. Berger Joseph Brems C J Baumhoefener

Church Groups Schedule Meetings This Friday

Evangelical Society and Missionary society of the Second Evangelical church meet at 2 p.m. with Mrs. A. M. Suits at 652 Twentieth Avenue SW. St Elizabeth's Circle convenes in school parlors at 2 p.m. with hostesses Mrs C C Schimberg and Mrs F D Hutchinson. St Paul’s Methodist District No 10 meets at 1 p.m. at Mrs. L J Spray’s home 1608 Washington Avenue SE for luncheon. assistants Mrs. H. J Hartman, Mrs. Carl Goodwin, Mrs. A W Stonebroker. Mrs. R. R Robinson presides. Mrs. Wilbur Hill leads devotions. New members are invited. reservations with Mrs. Spray by Thursday evening. Trinity Delta Class meets with Mrs. W T Evans 1019 First Avenue W Friday at 2:30 for business. Kensington group aids hostess Mrs. L E Augus tine. Three Kensington picnic luncheon led by Mrs R D Whitmore at the First Christian church Friday.

Evangelical Society Missionary Society of the Second Evangelical Church A. M. Suits Twentieth Avenue SW St. Elizabeth's Circle St Elizabeth's Circle C C Schimberg F D Hutchinson St. Paul's St Pauls Methodist Church L J Spray Washington Avenue SE H. J Hartman Carl Goodwin A W Stonebroker R. R Robinson Wilbur Hill Spray Trinity Delta Delta Trinity Methodist Church W T Evans First Avenue Kensington L E. Augustine GU Kensington L Kensington R D Whitmore First Christian Church

Maternity Dresses Update with Adjustable Styles

The article notes maternity dresses resemble regular fashions, with adjustable designs like plastron or gilet fronts and wrap styles. It highlights balance tricks such as shoulder emphasis, concealing collars, and soft jabots, with fabrics like novelty crepe, ribbed silks, and white pique vauting comfort and fit.

New York Coprrisht Amos Parrish

First Baptist Women to Host Meeting and Dishes

The Baptist Women’s Society plans a Friday gathering at 2 p.m. at Mrs. John H Brookman’s home 1920 Fifth Avenue SE. Members will take birthday offerings for October November December and January. Officers will also be elected.

Baptist Women's Society Women's Society of the First Baptist Church John H Brookman Fifth Avenue SE

City Briefs and Personal Notices Highlight Local Events

L B Burrows returns from Waukon Minnesota. Local auto and painter associations plan meetings at 8 pm and 7:30 pm. Mr and Mrs C F Franklin travel to Parsons Kansas for a death. Mrs Mary Saylor recovering after surgery at Mercy hospital. Two stolen Ford pickup tires recovered near Bohemian cemetery. police hold for ownership proof. Drum corps drill moved to Grant high school due to graduation exercises.

Missing classic car linked to city incident near Majestic theater

Raymond Moyer reports a 1931 model A Ford sedan missing from a parking space near the Majestic theater. The vehicle, a black 1931 Ford with plate 57 12350, had the key in place and was unlocked. Firefighters were called at 4 30 p m to Twelfth avenue and Third street SE for a street car cable short circuit with no fire loss.

Brennan Raymond Moyer Fifth Avenue SE Majestic Theater Moyer Twelfth Avenue Third Street SE

Driver Hurt When Interurban Repair Car Strikes Truck

J M Kovar a 57 year old of 2401 Johnson avenue NW is hospitalized with facial lacerations bruises and a neck injury after a Cedar Rapids and Town City railway repair car struck his light truck at the Wauconia crossing three miles south of Cedar Rapids. He was driving west when the southbound electric car hit the front end overturning the truck and trapping him. Kovar was en route to the Wauconia mills. His truck was badly damaged.

J. M. Kovar Johnson Avenue NW St. Luke's Hospital Ught Cedar Rapids and Town City Railway Wauconia Crossing Cedar Rapids Kovar Wauconia Mills

Three Property Owners Seek Commercial Zoning for Road 161 Area

Three owners adjoining the airport on highway 161 petitioned the city council to rezone from residential to commercial. They argued nearby businesses and highway frontage make the area unsuitable for homes. Signers include S V Shonka for the Viktor estate John Matias and Charles Landergatt. Petition referred to the city plan commission.

S. V. Shonka John A Viktor John Matias Charles Landergatt City Plan Commission

Maquoketa Civil War veteran I W Knight dies at 90

Special to The Gazette Maquoketa Iowa I W Knight Civil War veteran died at his home Thursday at age 90 He lived in Maquoketa 25 years after retiring from a Clinton county farm Born in Ohio he served in Company E Fifteenth Ohio Infantry He married Sarah Robinson in 1868 and is survived by a son Ray and two daughters Mrs Emery Rosencrans of Maquoketa and Mrs T W Rathie of Mitchell South Dakota Knight belonged to the A W Cripps Post G A R here.

Maquoketa I. W. Knight Clinton County Ohio Fifteenth Ohio Infantry Iowa Sarah Robinson Ray Emery Rosencrans T. W. Rathie Mitchell, S. D Knight A. W. Cripps G. A. R. Here

Postville crews begin rock haul for street paving

Workers started hauling and crushing rock to surface all unpaved streets in Postville. Owners will pay for the rock, sourced from the state quarry north of town.

Postville CWA

Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Promises Body Purge

An 1988 advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a cure for “toxic bile” and decay affecting appearance and vitality. It claims a mild vegetable purge will restore charm and health, urging readers to ask for the product by name at drug stores.

Nba Carter C. M.co

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