Ruth Lindsey Weds Tudor Wilder In Candlelit Ceremony
Miss Ruth Marguerite Lindsey and Tudor Wayne Wilder united in marriage at their Forty-fifth Street SE home in a candlelight ceremony conducted by Rev. Robert Little. The bride wore Chantilly lace and orchids. matron of honor was Merl Holloway. best man Richard Lord. A reception for immediate family followed. Wilder Grain Co. is connected to the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Lindsey
Tudor Wilder
Forty-fifth Street
Ruth Marguerite Lindsey
J. Elmer Lindsey
Council Bluffs
Tudor Wayne Wilder
Stephen Wayne Wilder
B Avenue NE
Robert Little
First Presbyterian Church
Chantilly
Merl Holloway
Richard Lord
Wilder
The
Wilder Grain Company
P. E. O founders day luncheon reservations urged
All P. E. O s who have not been called for reservations for the annual Founders day luncheon to be given Saturday at 12 30 p m at the Roosevelt hotel and who wish to attend are asked to make reservations with Mrs. C S Mahaffy or Mrs. Ray Anderson by Friday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
C. S. Mahaffy
Ray Anderson
Larimer sisters host Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae luncheon
Misses Margaret and Helen Larimer will host members of the Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae association at a luncheon Saturday noon at their home 2036 Fifth avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Helen Larimer
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Linn County Home Economics Association Meeting Set
The Linn County Home Economics association will meet Saturday at 7 p.m. at the bungalow of the Iowa Electric Light and Power company. Miss Frances Zuill of the University of Iowa will be the guest speaker. A social hour and a tea will follow. All home makers, home economics teachers, commercial home economists and others are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Home Economics Association
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Frances Zuill
University of Iowa
Shower Honors Miss Ann Donnelly Before Cedar Rapids Marriage
Miss Edina M. Donahue hosted a misc shower Tuesday for Miss Ann Donnelly. The ceremony precedes her Jan. 38 wedding to Pierson Reed of Cedar Rapids. Bridge and bunco were played. Donnelly won bunco prize and Mrs. Louise Mann had high bridge score. Twelve guests were served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edina M. Donahue
Twelfth Street
Ann Donnelly
Pierson Reed
Cedar Rapids
Miss Donnelly
Bunco
Louise Mann
Mrs J W Pirie Honored by Witwer Grocer Girls
Mrs J W Pirie formerly Miss Frances Jesina will be feted with a supper by twenty four Witwer Grocer girls on Thursday at Clara Robinsons Colonial Food shop. She will receive a gift in thanks for her recent marriage on December 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Pirie
Frances Jesina
Witwer Grocer Company
Clara Robinson
Pirie
Skating Party To Be Camp Fire Event
The Camp Fire Girls plan an all city skating party at the new municipal rink on E avenue and Twelfth Street NW. Arrangements, weather permitting, call for a morning event after 10 am with two large fires for cooking lunch. Girls are asked to bring lunch and skates for outdoor activities including coasting on a nearby hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire Girls
E Avenue
Twelfth Street
Playground Commission
City Park Board
Camp Fire
Chorus Of Woman's Club Hosts Spring Operetta Plans
Eighteen members of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club chorus attended a luncheon at Mrs. Helen Kacena Stark's home on Fourth Avenue SE. Hostesses Mrs. Lulu Engleman Welty and Mrs. Guy McKibben assisted. Stark, chorus director, handed out scores for An Old Spanish Custom, a two act operetta by Estelle Merryman Clark and Palmer John Clark. The gathering launched monthly luncheon meetings for the club year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Franklin Hi Y elects Jack Talbott president
Jack Talbott was elected president of Franklin Hi Y club at the final meeting of the semester. Officers include Robert Ettinger first vice president William Farney second vice president Jack Cochran third vice president Theodore Brooks secretary treasurer James Bowker sergeant at arms athletic chairman Walter Estby advisor led a discussion on the new semester's program with school service projects athletics club activities socials and city Hi Y council plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Talbott
Franklin Hi-Y Club
Robert Ettinger
William Farney
Jack Cochran
Theodore Brooks
James Bowker
Walter Estby
City Hi-Y
Congenial Hundred Club Dance Friday at Montrose
The Congenial Hundred Club holds its regular monthly dance Friday in the Crystal room at the Montrose Hotel. New committees take charge. dancing begins at 9 p.m. Guest cards require calling George Liddle. The guest list is limited to ten couples monthly with early arrangements encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Congenial Hundred Club
Crystal Room
Montrose Hotel
George Liddle
Sorority Alumnae Dinner Honors Marian Clark Shower
Beta Phi Alpha sorority alumnae met at Elizabeth Watson home 1803 Washington Avenue SE for a dinner and business session Monday evening. Miss Marian Clark, soon to wed Ross Wilson, was honored at a miscellaneous shower. After a brief business session Miss Lillian Clark reviewed Gone With the Wind by Margaret Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Phi Alpha Sorority
Elizabeth Watson
Washington Avenue SE
Marian Clark
Ross Wilson
Lillian Clark
Margaret Mitchell
Community Play Readers To Meet
The play reading and selection committee of the Community Players will meet Friday at 1 p.m. at Clara Robinson's Colonial Food shop to discuss plays for the coming year. Members of the committee are Mrs. Wallace Darling, Mrs. Carl Ettinger, Miss Marian Galloway, J. L. Cooper, Donald P. Barnes, Jay G. Sigmund and Mrs. B. P. Lattner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Robinson
Colonial Food Shop
Wallace Darling
Carl Ettinger
Marian Galloway
J. L. Cooper
Donald P. Barnes
Jay G. Sigmund
B. P. Lattner
Mu Phi Epsilon Holds Tea at Coe College
Members of Mu Phi Epsilon honorary music sorority at Coe College hosted a tea for music students in Voorhees hall. Miss Eleanor Houts and Miss Louise Crawford presided at the tea table. Mu Phi Epsilon recently elected two new members Miss Verle Breed and Miss Irene Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mu Phi Epsilon
Coe College
Voorhees Hall
Eleanor Houts
Louise Crawford
Verle Breed
Irene Bishop
Storey Family Heads to Des Moines for Graduation
Mr and Mrs I E Storey of 1705 C avenue NE travel to Des Moines for their son B A Storeys graduation from Still College of Osteopathy. After graduation B A Storey plans to settle in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. E. Storey
C Avenue
Des Moines
B. A. Storey
Still College of Osteopathy
Cedar Rapids
Home Builders Class Holds Picnic and Meeting
The Home Builders class of the First Evangelical Sunday school met at 806 Seventeenth Street SW for a picnic supper and business meeting. Present were Mr and Mrs George Holsinger Mr and Mrs Stewart Ford Mr and Mrs Wilbur Canaday and Mr and Mrs Everett Finch. Guests included Carol Ford Gwen Krippner and Carol Canaday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Sunday School
al Krippner
Seventeenth Street
George Holsinger
Stewart Ford
Wilbur Canaday
Everett Finch
Carol Ford
Gwen Krippner
Carol Canaday
Star of Maine circle installs officers in lodge hall
In Maine lodge hall at 838 First Avenue East a Tuesday afternoon ceremony installed officers. Installing officer Mrs Lettie Talbot and marshal Mrs Minnie Moravec led the session, naming Mrs Gertrude Artis president, Mrs Ethel Height vice president, Mrs Amelia Schlesselman treasurer, and Mrs Margaret Noblett secretary. Refreshments were served by Mrs Kate Wink and her committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of Maine Circle
Maine Lodge
First Avenue E
Lettie Talbott
Minnie Moravec
Gertrude Artis
Ethel Height
Amelia Schlesselman
Margaret Noblett
Kate Wink
Lenway Hosts Hibbards From Minneapolis
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Lenway at 1629 Eighth Street NW were Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hibbard of Minneapolis and their children Carol Alberta and Billy. The Hibbards were traveling home from San Diego where they visited Mrs. Lenway’s sister Edith Stubbs for two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Lenway
Eighth Street
A. W. Hibbard
Minneapolis
Carol
Alberta
Billy
Hibbards
San Diego
Calif
Lenway
Edith Stubbs
P. T. A. Meetings Held. Members Support Library and Carnival
Cleveland P. T. A. met at the school with forty five attendees. They voted ten dollars for magazines for the library. Miss Elizabeth Bender spoke, the school orchestra performed, and the sixth grade chorus sang under Miss Ingeborg Nielsen. Social co chairs were Mrs. George Parliament and Mrs. Herbert Hoadley. Arthur P. T. A. gathered at the school with Mrs. George Van Deusen presiding. They planned a fish pond for the Franklin school carnival to aid instrument funds. Miss Pavlovsky led a nature lesson on Winter Birds and earned the monthly attendance award for her room. Mrs. George Kosek spoke on The Effect of the Community on the Child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland P. T. A
Elizabeth Bender
Ingeborg Nielsen
George Parliament
Herbert Hoadley
H. F. Harmon
Nielsen
Arthur P. T. A
George van Deusen
Franklin School
Fund For Instruments
Anne Pavlovsky
Invitations Issued For Two Student Musicales At Coe
Coe College music department announces two musicales at Voorhees Quadrangle. Friday 8 p.m. hosts Mrs. Hodgson and Mrs. Wright. Saturday 3 p.m. hosts Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Chadima. Miss Alice Inskeep speaks on starting early in a musical career. The programs feature classical pieces by Clementi, Mozart, Debussy, Chopin, and more with numerous student performers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Voorhees Quadrangle
James Hodgson
H. B. Wright
L. P. Davis
Willard Chadima
Alice Inskeep
Chopin James Hodgson
Seitz
Dorothy Wagner
Beethoven Rose Ann Kuboyec
Cisseche Lisat
Steven Barwick
Music Land
Jean Anderson
Dommy Battin
Sonny Bickel
Margaret Curray
Danny Danforth
Jean Denton
Isabel Frankel
Orrin Gorsch
Rawson Gorsch
Barbara Hayden
DeLoris Harley
John Hickman
Mary Henkle
Jacqueline Joens
Barbara Lick
Betty Link
Jimmy Menor
Eldon Pugh
Patricia Tracey
Joanne van Slyck
Ilene Warner
Elizabeth Wenger
Janet Wessale
Charles Woodruff
Nancy Woodruff
Crawford
Alyce Mary Chadima
Schumann Joanne VanCleve Shoemaker
Makress
Margaret Ann Barry
Gavotte
Musette
Ee Deere Carter
Ee Rogers
Marian Taylor
Alice Inskeep Hunter
Ae Gurlitt
Nancy Yuill Minuet
Rey Theodora Davis
Gavotte Yeeps
Andel
Mokreis
Jimmy Victorine
Tarantelle
Poe
MacDowell
Lois Albert
Cal
Wilaura
Gries
Bernice Tichy
Bach Knight
Rupert Aks Schumann
Mary Ellen Dennis
Miss Nemec and Donald O Neill Wed in Galena Illinois
Miss Irene Nemec daughter of Mrs J V Nemec of 816 Fourteenth Street SE and Donald C O Neill son of Mrs Francis O Neill of Dubuque were united in marriage Sunday at Galena Illinois by D S Hawkins. Mr and Mrs J V Hight of Cedar Rapids attended. Mrs O Neill is a Washington high school graduate employed at Witwer Grocer Co. Mr O Neill attended Columbia Academy at Dubuque and is a University of Wisconsin graduate employed in Newman's store radio department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Nemec
J. V. Nemec
Fourteenth Street
Donald C. O'Neill
Francis O'Neill
Dubuque
Galena
Ill
D. S. Hawkins
J. V. Hight
Cedar Rapids
O'Neill
Washington High School
Witwer Grocer Company
Columbia Academy
University of Wisconsin
Newman’s Store
Catherine Mackey to Wed Donald West in February
James Mackey of Ely announces the engagement of his daughter Catherine Mackey to Donald West son of Mr and Mrs James West 1422 M Street SW The wedding is set for February 9 at St Ludmila church Miss Mackey graduated from St Wenceslaus high school West attended Wilson high school and works at Wilson Packing plant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mackey
Ely
Catherine Mackey
Donald West
James West
M Street
St. Ludmila’s Church
Miss Mackey
St. Wenceslaus High School
Mr. West
Wilson High School
Wilson Packing Plant
Birthday Surprise Party For Charles Pavlick
Charles Pavlick was surprised on his birthday at a party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Klingler at 1112 Seventh Street SE. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Wallie Scheppecutter, Mr. and Mrs. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Briles, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Briles, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Heefner, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pash, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pavlick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pavlick
Malcolm Klingler
Seventh Street
Pavlick
Wallie Scheppecutter
Scott
Albert Briles
Ralph. Briles
Spencer Heefner
Peter Pash
Emerson
Wapochandi Camp Fire group hosts dinner at Nilsson home
Members held a firemak ers dinner at Mrs. Anton Nilsson’s home with hostesses Elaine Anderson Elvanne Kriz Audrey Nilsson and Irene Paula. Guests included Fern Bryant Margaret Clark Mildred Krogh Betty Meyers and Mrs Nilsson. Elaine Anderson spoke on Joan of Arc and an ice skating party followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapochandi
Anton Nilsson
Elaine Anderson
Elvanne Kriz
Audrey Nilsson
Irene Paula
Fern Bryant
Margaret Clark
Guardian
Mildred Krogh
Betty Meyers
Mrs. Nilsson
Joan of Arc
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Current Events Group Lunch
Fifteen members of the Cedar Rapids Woman's club current events department met at the club house for a Wednesday picnic luncheon. Miss Leota Swem led a discussion on current events and gave a resume of the Spanish situation. Mrs. John P. Mills and Mrs. P. W. Davis were hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Miss Baumhoefener Honored At Card Party
Miss Dorothy Hrdlicka and Mrs. Paul Neff host a card party at 1260 Third Avenue SE to honor Miss Velma Baumhoefener who will wed Kenneth Fry of Blairstown on January 30. Guests include Miss Baumhoefener and several friends from Iowa City and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Hrdlicka
Paul Neff
Frank Hann
Iowa City
St Matthew’s P T A Card Party Postponed
The St Matthew’s P T A card party scheduled for Friday has been postponed until January 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Matthew's P. T. A
St. Matthew’s P. T. A
Pal-le-miens Hold First Meeting At Miss Baker Home
The Pal-le-miens held their first meeting at Mary Baker and Le ota McNiel’s 1339 Avenue NE home. Members present included Bernice McBride Doris Lindsey Viva Rowray Mildred Hotchkiss Marguerite Glime Tauline Brunk Rachel Baker and Violet Hotchkiss. The group planned future meetings with the next gathering at Pauline Brunk and Viva Rowray’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker
Leota McNiel
Avenue NE
Pal-le-miens
Bernice McBride
Doris Lindsey
Viva Rowray
Mildred Hotchkiss
Marguerite Glime
Tauline Brunk
Rachel Baker
Violet Hotchkiss
Pauline Brunk
Business girls bridge winners named in local game
Malinda Gollobitz and Georgia Krall captured first in the five-table bridge game held Wednesday evening at Mrs Oliver Longueville s home. Second honors went to Helen Jayne and Nevah Prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malinda Gollobitz
Georgia Krall
Oliver Longueville
Helen Jayne
Nevah Prior
Jolly Ramblers Luncheon Brings Prize Winners Named
Mrs. Ruben Leinbaugh hosted the Jolly Ramblers Card club at lunch on Wednesday at 1006 Center Point Road NE. Prizes went to Mrs. Fred Donisthorpe and Mrs. William Kurtz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruben Leinbaugh
Center Point Road
Jolly Ramblers Card Club
Fred Donisthorpe
William Kurtz
Awards At Roosevelt High Honor Students Named
At a Thursday Roosevelt senior high assembly, students received awards for sportsmanship, dictation speed and neatness, dramatics, and journalism. Recipients include Phyllis Snyder, George Moran, Lorene Lake, Bernard Hermsen, Edward Byers, Mavis Nelson, Roy Shelton, Karl Biskup, and new Quill and Scroll members Ellen Lockwood Yvonne Hasek Jean Williamson Edna Comley Kathleen Donovan Mary Adams. Aristotelian society inducted new members led by John Hasek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Phyllis Snyder
Ruth Zieke
George Moran
James Manville
Lorene Lake
Dorothy Laughlin
Roosevelt Commercial Club
Kathleen Donovan
Esther Kluss
Roy Shelton
Cedar Rapids Man Sentenced For Car Theft At Tipton
Estel Foster of Cedar Rapids received a five year prison term at Fort Madison on a grand larceny charge. He allegedly stole an automobile in Tipton in November, with Judge J. T. Moffit presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Tipton
Estel Foster
Fort Madison
J. T. Moffit
Notice of Appointment of Executor in Linn County Iowa
Notice is hereby given that on January 20 1937 the undersigned was appointed and qualified as Executor of the estate of Vincencie Hubacek late of Linn County Iowa deceased. All indebted persons must pay promptly and those with claims must file them authenticated in the office of the clerk of the Linn County Iowa District Court. John Hubacek Executor. Barnes Chamberlain and Hanzlik Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Linn County
Vincencie Hubacek
Een
George W Drahos Named Assistant Cashier at United State Bank
Recently elected assistant cashier of the United State bank George W Drahos formerly worked in banks at Solon and Iowa City He was also connected with the Iowa state banking department for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United State Bank
George W. Drahos
Solon
Iowa City
Iowa State Banking Department
Townsend club meeting and library story hour
Townsend No 4 will meet in the superior court room Friday at 7 30 p m Prescriptions drugs delivered Richards Pharmacy There will be a story hour at the Ironwood library Friday at 4 15 p m Narrator Marcella Klein All children welcome Trinity Lutheran church will meet at 7 45 tonight Cedar memorial lecture Cedar Rapids Air Hawks have no meeting Friday night per the playground office
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club No. 4
Superior Court Room
Ironwood Library
Marcella Klein
Trinity Lutheran Church
First Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Cedar Rapids Air Hawks
Playground Commission
Suitcase Stolen From Unlocked Car in SE City
Ralph Farley reports a suitcase with clothing stolen from his car on Wednesday night after leaving the vehicle unlocked at 312 Twelfth Street SE. Police were informed Thursday of the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Farley
Twelfth Street
Des Moines Cleric To Lead Sunday Morning Service
Dr. Frank Anderson executive secretary of the Iowa Baptist convention will occupy the pulpit at First Baptist Church Des Moines during the 10 50 a m service Sunday A congregational meeting for appointing a pulpit committee will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Anderson
Des Moines
Iowa Baptist Convention
First Baptist Church
Gas leak prompts multiple no fire alarms across city
Firefighters responded to five incidents with no blaze. Gas overflowing from a stove at Mrs J W Underwood 1310 M avenue NE prompted a response at 10 50 a m Thursday. Other calls included Mrs Anna Leaven 1222 Fifth avenue SE and Chandler Pump plant at 804 First avenue W with no fires. A chimney fire at A B Barber 1417 Third avenue SE was subdued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Underwood
M Avenue NE
Anna Leaven
Fifth Avenue SE
Chandler Pump Company
First Avenue
A. B. Barber
Third Avenue SE
Local Man Burns Eye While Inspecting Car Radiator
Elmer Peterson of 1435 First Avenue E injured a burned left eye when alcohol in his car radiator ignited. He was taken to Mercy Hospital at 9 30 p.m. treated and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Peterson
First Avenue E
Mercy Hospital
Beer Tavern Operator Reports Theft of Electric Fan
Robert Collins of 821 Eighth Avenue SE told police a fan was stolen from a shelf near the window at his establishment on 810 Third Street SE within the past two weeks. He reported the incident Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Collins
Eighth Avenue SE
Third Street SE
David Ring Recovers From Pneumonia
David Ring, 11, son of Judge and Mrs. H.C. Ring of 2508 Bever avenue SE, has fully recovered after a bout with pneumonia. His parents thank friends for their kindness during his illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Ring
H. C. Ring
Bever Avenue SE
David
Missing Watch Found Reported by Mrs Hill
A gold watch reported missing from Mrs. J. W. Hill of 1531 Fifth Avenue SE. The item disappeared Tuesday from her home and was recovered by authorities after inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hill
Fifth Avenue SE
Stamp prices in press dispatch questioned by collector
A Shellsburg stamp collector identified as H. M. sent a Cedar Rapids Gazette letter challenging a Sunday press dispatch. He notes the story claimed a four stamp Edward set fetches $6 in the United States while citing a market value near 20 cents per set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward VIII
Cedar Rapids
H. M
Shellsburg
Edward
United States
King Edwards
Newly Installed Officers Lead Lin den Camp No 145 Woodmen
Newly elected officers of Lin den camp No 145 Modern Woodmen of America were installed by Hugh A Orchard acting as installing consul and Andrew Petersen installing escort. Officers for the coming year include Ralph J Macnamara consul Bernard Lang advisor Guy B Berlin banker Harry Birky past consul Louis F Black escort William J Brewster trustee Arthur S Rattorn watchman and James E Travis sentry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Camp
Woodmen of
America
Hugh A. Orchard
Andrew Petersen
Ralph J. Macnamara
Bernard Lang
Guy B. Berlin
Harry Birky
Louis F. Black
William J. Brewster
Arthur S. Rattorn
James E. Travis
Cedar Rapids DeMolays Publish The DeMolay Chronicle
Cedar Rapids DeMolays resume their official chapter publication The DeMolay Chronicle starting February 10 after a three year hiatus. At a Wednesday meeting at Master Councilor Robert Kolarik’s home Kingston Brokaw was named editor in chief with Paul Clendenning as assistant editor. Other staff include Vernon Stevens as business manager George Helmendahl as assistant business manager James Milhon as circulation manager and Robert Kolarik as general advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
First United Brethren Church to Meet Friday Evening
The First United Brethren church on Fourth avenue at Seventh street SE invites men beyond the brotherhood to attend the first meeting of the year on Friday evening January 22. Morris Sanford will speak on The Early Days of Cedar Rapids with slides of early scenes. Coffee and doughnuts will follow the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of the First United Brethren Church
Fourth Avenue
Seventh Street SE
Morris Sanford
Cedar Rapids
President's Birthday Ball Set for Memorial Building
The fourth annual President's Birthday ball will be held January 30 at Memorial Coliseum. Mrs. W. E. Lamey chairs arrangements, with Mrs. Paul Huston in charge of ticket sales. Tickets go on sale immediately at Roosevelt hotel and room 904 Merchants National Bank Building. Proceeds benefit the Warm Springs Foundation with 70 percent kept locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Coliseum
W. E. Lamey
Paul Huston
Roosevelt Hotel
Merchants National Bank
Japanese Diet Ends Session In Uproar
In a one day session the Japanese Diet suspended proceedings for three days. Premier Hirota’s declarations drew quiet in the House of Peers while the lower house jeered. Opposition leader Hamada attacked government fascist and military influence. Hirota left the chamber as Emperor Hirohito permitted suspension. Foreign Minister Arita cited efforts to fight communism and stabilize East Asia. An army pamphlet urged a seven year expansion costing 392 million dollars, accusing the United States of attempting to dominate the Pacific and expand markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KIO
INS
House of Peers
Koki Hirota
Hirota
Kunimatsu Hamada
Seiyukai
Japan
Terauchi
Hamada
Hirohito
Pacific
East Asia
Ohio Leads in Farm Sheep, Idaho and Wyoming in Range Sheep
Ohio is highlighted as the top farm sheep center in the United States while Idaho and Wyoming are noted as leading centers for range sheep. The statement compares regional strengths in sheep production across farm and range systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
United States
Idaho
Wyoming
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P. E
Larimer
California
Ford Hopkins
Second St
Third Ave
Higley Bidg
Chorus of
Woman's Club
Franklin Hi-V
Beta Phi Alpha
Shoe Repair Dept
Storeys
Son
Lenways
P. T. A. Meetings
Cleveland
Coe
Ses
Donald O'Neill
John E. Lapes
Dept
Miss Baumhoefener
Longueville Bridge
Jolly Ramblers
Roosevelt High
John Hubacek
Lasswell
Richards Pharmacy
J. €. Landenberger
Optometrist
First Avenue East
Iowa Theater Building
Billy Humphreys
George Nissen
Edna K. Dial
Dieman Studio
Granby Bldg
Davenport
Stanley Jonas
United Brethren Brotherhood
By Warren
Tent and Awning Co
First Street SE
Armstrong
Chinchilla
Saunter
Black
Armstrong’s
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