Being Loyal to the Royal in the American Home
Rev. Nelson C. Dreier addressed Cedar Rapids Woman’s club urging parents to guide children early to form a conscience. He warned against motion pictures magazines and dime novels degrading youth, urged parents to read at home and keep books accessible, and said schools and churches should not bear full responsibility. Verne Jeffrey opened with two piano pieces as the program’s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson C. Dreler
Cedar Rapids
Verne Jeffrey
American Home Department
Woman's Club
May Form Senior Hadassah Meeting in Cedar Rapids
Mrs. S Lidov of Chicago plans to meet Cedar Rapids alderwomen and interested women at 2 30 p m Wednesday at 511 Tenth street se to organize a Senior Hadassah. The plan grew from a Junior Hadassah tea at Roosevelt hotel where she spoke as guest of honor. Junior Hadassah will host a picnic supper Wednesday at 6 at Mrs. Padzensky s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S . Lidov
Chicago
Ald
Ben Padzensky
Tenth Street SE
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
Lidov
Junior Hadassah
Sorority Dinner Honors Two Brides Elect At Alpha Gamma Delta
Alpha Gamma Delta undergraduates host a dinner tonight at the sorority rooms honoring brides elect Miss Adris Willson and Miss Virginia Vane. Guests of honor will receive gifts. Organizing committee includes Miss Ruby Knaupp Miss Helen Hughes and Miss Esther Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Adris Willson
Virginia Vane
Ruby Knaupp
Helen Hughes
Esther Smith
Miller Duo Wins High Score at Cedar Rapids Event
Mr and Mrs George Miller won high score at the Cedar Rapids country club duplicate tournament held Monday evening. Mr and Mrs K J Carey placed second. Twenty four players competed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miller
Cedar Rapids ‘Country Club
K. J. Carey
P. E. O. Chapters Hold Interesting Meetings Monday
Three P. E. O. chapters met Monday with thirty-three members and three guests at homes on Hillcrest drive Fifth Avenue SE and Avenue NE. Chapter H1 hosted heirloom program with Mrs. Amnie Franken and Miss Katharine Franken in charge and guests from chapters DK GM. Chapter GM featured constitution review and a one act play with guests including former Marshall member. Chapter DE at Miss Helen Hubbard’s home focused on the educational fund with Ruby Byers directing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P E. O
Amnie K. Franken
Katherine Franken
Hillcrest Drive
Charles Penningroth
Grace Sargent
R. P. Taylor
Frank Krebs
Cleveland
Franken
Johanna Hill
M S. Hallman
Fifth Avenue SE
S. V. Shonka
C. V. Lehman
Harold Horan
Shonka
Republican
Democrat
Russell Knapp
Montello Knapp
Maurine Mather
William H. Bailey
Marshall, Minn
Chapter GM
Helen Hubbard
Avenue NE
H. M Gage
Edith Amen
A. M. Welch
Ruby Byers
Educational Fund
Alice Rogers
Areme circle No. 184 elects new officers
At the Areme circle No. 184 O. E S meeting the new officers were elected as follows: Mrs F A Talbott president Mrs Robert McNabney vice president Mrs Clifford York secretary and Mrs L W Minchart treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areme Circle No
O. E S
F. A. Talbott
Robert McNabney
Clifford- York
L. W. Minchart
Marriage of Vivian Blayne to Charles Warren Fackler
Mrs Gail H Clark and Miss Helen Clark hosted at 1614 K avenue NE a gathering of county auditor's office staff announcing the marriage of Vivian Blayne to Charles Warren Fackler on July 6 1933 in Sycamore Illinois. Present were Robert Vesely Earl Brockman Charles Rubins Irma Hall Agnes Kuba Janette Wright Dorothy Alt and City Assessor D Feierdsen. Fackler works for Phillips Petroleum and Mrs Fackler had studied briefly at Coe College. They will reside at 272 Eighteenth street NW after February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail H. Clark
Helen Clark
K Avenue
County Auditor's Office
Vivian Blayne
Charles Warren Fackler
Sycamore, Ill
Robert Vesely
Earl Brockman
Charles Rubins
Irma Hall
Agnes Kuba
Janette Wright
Dorothy Alt
D. Feierdsen
Fackler
Coe College
Phillips Petroleum Company
Eighteenth Street NW
Mrs J A Randall Hosts Shower For Eloise Hageman
Mrs J A Randall of 1644 C avenue NE gave a picnic supper and miscellaneous shower Monday for Miss Eloise Hageman in anticipation of her near future marriage to J A Boyer. Guests included Merle Reeves J W Hageman Parker Randall Douglas White A White J Kelty Alvin Keyes Nellie Purdy J E Orison Margaret Hageman Herbert Jackson and Mrs Robert Carson of Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Randall
C Avenue NE
Eloise Hageman
J. A. Boyer
Merle Reeves
J. W. Hageman
Parker Randall
Douglas White
A. White
J . Kelty
Alvin Keyes
Nellie Purdy
J. E. Orison
Margaret Hageman
Herbert Jackson
Robert Carson
Iowa City
Three Misses Depart for Six-Week Florida Trip
Miss Ardyth Johnson Miss Vivian Rosenberger and Miss Jeannette Totton left this morning for West Palm Beach Florida where they expect to remain for the next six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardyth Johnson
Vivian Rosenberger
Jeannette Totton
West Palm Beach, Fla
O E S Members Attend Grand Chapter School
Grand officers district instructors and past grand officers arrive for the Order of Eastern Star grand chapter school of instruction at Masonic hall. The event runs Wednesday and Thursday with a dinner dance tonight drawing several hundred attendees, including about 100 from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Grand Chapter
Masonic Hall
Board of Custodians
School of Instruction
Order
Maquoketa Hunter Injures Man With Accidental Shot
William Dodge was struck in the shoulder by a gun discharged when Levi Atterberry’s rifle slipped from his grasp during a river hunt near Maquoketa. He was taken to the local hospital where doctors said the wound was not dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa
William Dodge
Levi Atterberry
Dodge
Atterberry
National Chamber of Commerce appoints seven to study legislation
Appointment of a national legislative committee of seven by Arthur Poe, Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce president, was approved by the board. Members are Maurice P. Cahill chairman Col. C. B. Robbins Howard H. Cherry Harrison E. Spangler M J Donnelly Verne Marshall and Arthur Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Poe
Cedar Rapids
53 Men On CWA Work Begin First Aid Study
Fifty three men selected from Civil Works Administration jobs began the Red Cross first aid course while continuing on payroll. They met at the federal building for anatomy and physiology drills with Dr. B L Knight and others, then reviewed at Roosevelt and McKinley junior high schools and Grant high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWA
Red Cross
Federal Building
B. L. Knight
Kenneth Cornel
Joek Carberry
Roosevelt and
McKinley
Grant High School
Frank Martin
Robert Garrettson
R. E. Munden
Arthur Torsen
Thomas Baker
Kenneth Cornell
Iowa News In Brief Special to The Gazette
Clarence Gus D Meier was seriously injured Monday fixing a wind mill plunger rod after a ladder gave way. He fell onto the pump rod and was treated at the Ernest Hasselbusch home. Mrs Frank Howser of Buchanan was severely burned by steam while washing dishes. Robert Kinnan, 21, broke his right arm Sunday morning while cranking his ear near Inland. He was taken to University Hospital Iowa City for several days. Mount Auburn high school will present a three act comedy drama Wild Ginger Friday at 8 pm. The Progress club Middle Amana hosted deputy game warden George Gibson. White Lily chapter installed officers at Shelsburg. Golden wedding anniversary celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald of Ainsworth. North English farmer Ray Jordan died after a lingering illness at 43. Mount Auburn to present Wild Ginger comedy. Maquoketa Legion leaders to speak at county meeting. William Straub funeral held Cedar County. Earlville Acacia chapter installed officers. Grinnell Edward Jantzen announces candidacy for sheriff Poweshick county. Edgewood Lucille Quinn injured in car accident. Tama Tama men convicted of trespassing. fines set. Delta Minta Sparks celebrates 75th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Gus D. Meier
Ernest Hasselbusch
Frank Howser
Buchanan
Harry Spear
Lowden
Robert Kinnan
Kinnan
University Hospital
Iowa City
CWA
Mount Auburn
Abbott
Here
Henry
Bernard Bergen
Leland Bergen
George Petersen
Vernon Fishal
C. F. Hopper
Lee Harwood
Middle Amana
Progress Club of
George Gibson
Marengo
Amana
Louis Selzer
Homestead
Shellsburg
White Lily Chapter
O B. S
Rose McGranahan
Belle Young
Anna Dwiggans
Everett Elson
A. K. Rife
Ed Harless
Ruth Hagen
L. W. Inman
Geraldine Pickerill
Tilson Petro
Bess Penrose
Leora Evens
Inadell Crum
Sarah Rife
Bess Thompson
Marshal
Edith Bergen
Helen McFarland
Adah
Anice Copeland
Ruth
Sally Rife
Esther
Dorothy Elson
Martha
Mattie Johnson
Electa
Ollie Bull
Glen McClintock
Sentinel
James Fitzgerald
Toledo
Benjamin Fitzgerald
Ainsworth
E. W. Spressard
Ella Rowan
Ray Jordan
Lving
North English
Mount Auburn High School
Tomlinson
Eldridge
Toca
Tripton
William Straub
Cedar County
Methodist Episcopal Church
R. C. Jerrell
Otis Moore
South Bethel Church
Mr. Straub
Canada
Grinnell
Edward H. Jantzen
Poweshick
Jantzen
D. A “Dinty
Muleaha
Edgewood
Lucille Quinn
Harry Quinn
TAMA
Court of Justice
George W Carpenter
H. L. Werner
Joe Kubic
Will
Fred
August Krachman
O. L. Corns
Tama Dairyman
Corns
Kubic
Rubic
Krachman
DELTA
Minta Sparks
Mack Dugger
The
Christian Church
Local Walther League Highest Scorer In Zone
The Cedar Rapids Walther league won the Zone II efficiency contest and the loving cup as the top scoring group among twelve in the mid winter zone rally at Trinity Lutheran church. About 350 attended as Rev. Thomas Rottman of Marengo spoke on Hebrews 11 24 26. Guernsey and Newhall leagues received banners and entertainment followed the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Trinity Lutheran Church
Thomas Rottman
Marengo
Guernsey
Newhall
Newhall Leaguers
Receivership Notice in Linn County Court 1934
Notice to depositors stockholders and creditors of Springville Savings Bank of Springville Iowa that D W Bates as Iowa Banking Superintendent and Receiver has filed a petition seeking settlement of claims against Paul W Sterner Chris Jenson and Ida C Sterner for 1560 00 350 00 and 2850 00 with a hearing set for February 5 1934 at 9 00 AM in the Cedar Rapids courthouse Linn County Iowa. Dale O Stentz attorney for the receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A Andrew
Springville Savings Bank
Springville
Iowa
District Court
Linn County
D. W Bates
State of
Cedar Rapids
Dale O. Stentz
Hall Decor Sets Cheerful Welcome From Entrance Way
A 1934 Amos Parrish piece on hall arrangement argues the hall is a room and should be welcoming yet practical. It describes a well lit mirror table or chest with drawers, chairs at each side, and hidden clutter kept to a minimum. The column previews future corset trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Supreme Court upholds ban on two Iowa suit filings
The Minnesota district court actions seeking 15 000 in insurance claims were permanently enjoined. Ruth Whitlatch Loring of Cedar Rapids and George K. Whitlatch of Knoxville and attorney Raymond Klass faced the order. Bankers' Life Insurance contested out of state filing after a Linn county temp injunction. Policies on Frank E. Whitlatch, who died in 1929, were cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
H. C. Ring
Ruth Whitlatch Loring
Cedar Rapids
George K. Whitlatch
Knoxville
Raymond Klass
Freeborn County
Hears Evidence In Case On Cutting Of Alfalfa
In district court Judge John T. Moffit heard evidence in an injunction suit filed by Hulda G. Minor through Jesse Snyder against farm tenant L O Butler to stop a third alfalfa cutting on a 40 acre leased field. A temporary injunction was issued Sept 14. Butler seeks $85 damages for his claimed lost third cutting in a counterclaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Moffit
Hulda G. Minor
Jesse Snyder
L. O. Butler
Buller
Butler
Kennedy Assault Trial Reaches Verdict by Jury
Mrs Margaret Kennedy's $9000 assault and personal injury suit against Paul Pickart was sent to the jury by Judge H C Ring after final arguments on Tuesday afternoon. The jury, which heard evidence including an assault claim dated February 15 1932, will report a sealed verdict tonight. defense motions for directed verdict were overruled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
H. C. Ring
Margaret Kennedy
Paul Pickart
Will of W B Wiley Admitted to Probate in Cedar Rapids
The will of William B Wiley of Cedar Rapids who died December 7 was admitted to probate in the district court, establishing the final disposition of his estate. Probate proceedings confirm the named executors and bequests as recorded by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Wiley
William B Wiley
Cedar Rapids
Estate left to wife and court actions noted
The entire estate goes to testator's wife Sarah B. Wiley. D. D. France named administrator with the will annexed. No instrument drawn on Sept 16 and 26. A district court under a new assignment system excused the petit jury by Judge A. B. Clark until 9 a.m. Monday. The American Bulb Company awarded 755.44 in district court against F. L. Diserens and A. J. Diserens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah B. Wiley
D. D
France
A. B Clark
American Bulb Company
A. B. Clark
F. L. Diserens
A. J. Diserens
Auto License Rebates Slated After Senate Passage
Linn county reports lack of details on rebates for owners who already bought 1934 license plates. The bill, approved by the state senate, lowers minimum vehicle registration from 10 to 7 dollars and sets Feb 1 as delinquency date with a one dollar penalty. Storage by Feb 1 for 1933 plates allows operation later in 1934 without penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
State Senate
School gym floor updated by CWA workers in Tama county
The new gym floor at the local school has been completed by Tama county CWA workers. First coat of varnish is underway and balcony scaling space is to be rebuilt this week with alterations planned for other school areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nysart
Tama County Cwa
Prayerful vigil as Monsignor J J Toomey lies in state
The Immaculate Conception church holds a twenty four hour vigil beside the body of Right Rev Monsignor J J Toomey, in state before the altar. Repose and eternal rest are asked as prayers ascend from the congregation ahead of his funeral at 10 am Wednesday open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregation of Immaculate Conception Church
J. J. Toomey
Immaculate Conception Church
Toomey
House of Worship
Msgr. Toomey
Immaculate Conception School
N. C. Barrett
H. Merfeld
L. Gruenewald
Bluffton
H. J. Krieger
Sanctuary Society
Father Barrett
Knights of Columbus
Francis Churchill
Edmund Heelan
Sioux City
M. Manternach
Staceyville
William McGovern
Vinton
J. H. Rocho
Oscelia’s
Elma
K.A
Fitsgerakd
Columbia College
Dubuque
P. E. Donnelly
Father Toomey
Cedar Rapids
Dean Gunn
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Charles FE. Byrnes
M. J. Donnelly
T. J. Halpin
J. H. Bormann
Pasquale Pusateri
Benjamin J. Hoff
M. L. Healy
Charles Kilngler
John A. Limback
Frank M. Redmond
P. T. McCook
John J. Doherty
Thomas P. Dowd
Charles Denecke
T. C. Gorman
J. J. Murphy
William H. Redmond
Patrick Roddy
Joseph F. Kouba
M. James Supple
Maurice P. Cahill
E. Jd. Carey
Joseph McBaith
Charlies H. Custer
N. P. Craemer
A. J. Diebold
Joseph A. Lattner
Herman J. Klebel
John H. Lynott
Monsignor Toomey
Mary Joseph
Sinsinawa
Wis
Nellie Toomey
Thomas
James Toomey
Domonom Croon
County Limerick
Ireland
Cable
Individualism under debate in social and economic reform
Roland Whith of Marengo argues in favor of a nuanced view of individualism amid the era's social and economic shifts. He questions which forms of individualism to permit, cites Emma Goldman and Roosevelt era tensions, and warns that liberty must balance with public welfare and law, noting drunk driving controls as a continuing liberty issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Fels
West Union
Emma Goldman
Mussolini
Rockefellers
Colorado
Grant Wood
Sioux City
Roosevelt
Roland Whith
Marengo
Riverside couple marks fiftieth wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Atle Yeggy of Riverside observed their fiftieth anniversary Monday though no celebration occurred due to Mr. Yeggy’s paralysis from a stroke a month ago. The couple wed at St Mary’s Church Rivers with Rev Peter Brommenschenk and reside in their home with their son Edward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Atlethony Yeggy
Edward Yeu
Notice of receivership and settlement in Springville Bank case
The district court hears a petition by D W Batey superintendent of banking seeking authority to accept 1400.08 to settle notes of Albert E Whitcomb and Amy L Whitcomb, secured by chattel mortgage and a real estate mortgage on 111 acres in Township 84 N Range 5 W, including a side of Section 23 and part of 14. A hearing is set for February 6, 1934 at Cedar Rapids courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District One
Oteenee
Ling County
L. A. Andrew
Bank Plaintiff
Spriguyvile Savings
Springville
Iowa
Credito
Springville Bay Bank
District Court
Lin County
D. W. Batey
Springville Savings Bank
Ceretain
Albert E. Whitcomb
Amy L. Whitcomb
Gee
Albert EK
Whitcom
Any L. Whitcomb
GC. M. and
St. Paul Railway Company
St. P.M
Cedar Rapids
Linn
Dale O. Stentz
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