Sioux City and Cedar Rapids Couple Wed at Marion
Edith Averill Archer and Ralph H Niemeier wed Tuesday at the First Congregational church manse in Marion. The couple announced a post wedding trip and future home in Sioux City. Mrs Archer hosted a breakfast afterward at the Elms tea room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Averill Archer
John H. Archer
Sheldon
Ralph H. Niemeier
Sioux City
Fred Niemeier
Cedar Rapids
First Congregational Church
Marion
O. Allen
Archer
Raymond S. Johnston
Niemeier
Elms Tea Room
Sioux
University of Iowa
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Gamma Epsilon Pi
New York University
Marine Corps
Midland Mortgage Company
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Johnston
Marilyn Safely Celebrates First Birthday At Home
Marilyn Dorothy Safely, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick A Safely of 518 Seventeenth Street NE, celebrated her first birthday Monday with an afternoon party. Favors were given to attending children as relatives and friends gathered. A family dinner followed hosted by the Safelys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Dorothy Safely
Frederick A Safely
Seventeenth Street
Shirley Mae Smith
Donna Marie Damge
Laura Ann
Katherine
Bobby Safely
Charles
Norman Dake
June Smith
L. R. McBride
Leo Damge
Tim Smith
R . Smith
Marilyn
Edwin L., Smith
Robert I Safely
Mrs. Safely
Chapters GM and IJ Hold Meetings Monday
Chapter HJ members met at Mrs. James Killian’s home with assistant hostess Mrs. Edward Killian. A review of Once a Grand Duke followed tea. guests included members from chapters P AQ CE J and GM. Chapter GM later met at Mrs. C V Lehman’s home. Miss Elizabeth Roberts spoke on the Philippines with musical numbers from Mrs. George Hearn and guests from chapters DK and H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P E
James Killian
Pleasant Drive
Edward Kilian
Hal Ferguson
Grand Duke
Alexander
Edward Killian
C A Olson
Burlington
W. M Trunkey
Redmond
Ore
W M Dennison
Wol Harrison
E. J North
Ames Garden Home Courses Attract Local Visitors
Mrs W H Dunshee and Mrs C R Chandler visited Ames for garden and home landscape short courses held this week. The garden course runs through Wednesday and Thursday. the home landscape class is Thursday and Friday. Mrs Preston Rice of Grand Rapids joined the program with Cedar Rapids garden club talks. Dunshee and Chandler plan to return Saturday. Mrs James Y Canfield hosted ten friends for dinner Tuesday in honor of her husband’s birthday with abridged guest list including Hamilton, Hay, Elliott Davis, Torstenson, Boynton, and Dunsher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W H Dunshee
First Avenue
C R Chandler
Nineteenth Street
Ames
Preston Rice
Grand Rapids
James F. Hamilton
Cedar Rapids
Ciarden Club
Dunshee
Chandler
James Y Canfield Todd
Second Avenue
SF Owl
J Hamilton Bell
Fugene c Hay
J Elliott Davis
Roof Torstenson
Ralph Yuu
Douglas Boynton
Walter Dunsher
Paper Set By Hand Fifty-Seven Years
The Citizen of Frederick town marks fifty seven years of hand set printing. Editor GI Marple 72 years old oversees the four page paper with helpers W R Basnett 70 and J B Landis 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
CINS
Citizen
Fredericktown
Hete
Ais
GI Marple
W R Basnett
J B Landis
Drake Alumni Hear Dr Pearson On Soviet Russia
Drake University alumni and friends dined at the Hotel Roosevelt then joined talks by Dr Albert J Pearson dean of the Drake College of Liberal Arts. Pearson, a former diplomat with deep Russia experience, spoke Monday in two sessions about Soviet Russia, after an earlier Rotary club talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake University
Hotel Roosevelt
Albert J Pearson
College of Liberal Arts
Drake
Russia
Jefferson Room
Pearson
United States
Rotary Club
Beulah Wilson Celebrates Seventh Birthday with Friends
Beulah Annabelle Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs Meryl Wilson at 1039 Sixteenth Street NE entertained friends Saturday afternoon for her seventh birthday. Guests included Rosemarie Doty Mary Ellen Stamy Beverly Ann Ainsworth Mariam Mead Maxine Charipar Dorothy Reid Jacquelin Wallace Hazel Richey Marion Pollitz Barbara Ann Thayer Joan Sebman Miss Bernice Gott Miss Jessie Taylor Mrs Cecil Emery and grandmother Mrs Jennie Magon. Her grandparents Mr and Mrs W C Wilson of Toddville hosted a dinner Sunday evening in her honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Annabelle Wilson
Meryl Wilson
Sixteenth Street
Rosemarie Doty
Mary Ellen Stamy
Beverly Ann Ainsworth
Mariam Mead
Maxine Charipar
Dorothy Reid
Jacquelin Wallace Hazel Richey
Marion Pollitz
Barbara Ann Thayer
Joan Sebman
Bernice Gott
Jessie Taylor
Cecil Emery
Jennie Magon
W .C. Wilson
Toddville
Wapsie Valley Fair elects officers at meeting
W H Rice was elected president of the Wapsie Valley Fair association at a Monday director meeting. H N Rockwood of Alburnett was chosen vice president and F O Satter secretary. Directors named include W H Rice H N Rockwood A R Hoffman J L Plumley G O Filloon H R Du Bois and Frank Falcon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
W. H Rice
Wapsie Valley Fair Association
H. N. Rockwood
Alburnett
F. O Satter
W H. Rice
A. R. Hoffman
J. L. Plumley
G O. Filloon
H. R. du Bois
Frank Falcon
Make This Model At Home Pattern 2499
Pattern 2499 offers a bright plaid jumper frock with tab treatments pleats and a cotton blouse with puffed sleeves. Available in sizes 46 8 10 and 12 with yardage details for size 10. Order by sending 15 cents plus name address style number and size to Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Huey Long Declares Disgust With Public Life In Senate
In Washington Huey P. Long Louisiana senator known as the Kingfish says after one year in the U.S. Senate he is disgusted with public life and lonely. He praises the Senate as the forum for free speech while lamenting lobbyists and the hard fight against special interests. He calls beating the banking bill the year’s key issue and admits he stays in Congress to serve the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INL
United States
Senate
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Kingfish
Long
America
Huey
Hoover vetoes appropriation bill amid tax uncertainty
President Hoover vetoes the appropriation bill arguing constitutional issues with a $31 million tax provision. The veto cites attorney general Mitchell on unconstitutionality and notes the tax refund portion totals $28 million. Senators McKellar and Norris push for congressional review of large abatement and refunds while the House altered thresholds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Mitchell
Hoover
McKellar
Tenn
Norris Rep
Mills
House
President Wilson Vetoes Appropriation Bill Over Printing Rider
President Wilson vetoed the appropriation bill arguing the rider tried to usurp executive function by requiring approval from the joint committee on printing before documents could be printed. The veto marked him as the last president to veto such a measure under World War I era policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Llp
Wilson
Congress
Joint Committee On
King Solomon, Night Club Owner, Killed by Gangsters
Boston headline reports bootleg king and nightclub owner Charles King Solomon fatally shot by three gunmen at the Cotton Club during an early breakfast. Solomon, recently indicted in a 14 million rum ring case, died about 30 minutes after hospital admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
INS
Charles “King
Solomon
City Hospital
McAdoo and party diverted by fog to Palm Springs
United States Senator elect W G McAdoo of California his son Robert and Thomas M Storke of Santa Barbara were forced to land in Brawley California due to fog on their flight from the coast. They left the plane and drove to Palm Springs en route to Los Angeles as reported Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
INS
Brawley Calif
United States
W G. McAdoo
California
Robert
Thomas M Storke
Santa Barbara
Palm Springs
Nancy Page Crosses and Losses Quilt Pattern
Nancy Page describes a red and white Crosses and Losses quilt with blue and red alternatives. She details cutting blocks from daily patterns, seam methods, diagonal block arrangement, and prices for full size patterns via mail request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Page Quilt Club
Nancy
Lawyers At Algona Combine To Halt Farm Foreclosures
In Iowa a county bar association secured partial relief by settling most foreclosure cases in district court with consent of parties. Illinois leaders plan to urge Governor Horner to proclaim a moratorium on farm mortgage foreclosures. Minnesota lawmakers may consider a two year moratorium on farm debts to state and federal lenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Illinois Taxpayers Association
Henry Horner
Minnesota
John Meager
Stearns County
St. Clour
Minn Meneger
Charles F Cole Dies In Batesville Ark
Mount Vernon news reports the death of Charles F Cole a prominent Arkansas lawyer. He formerly served as judge of the eastern district court and was United States attorney for the district at his death. His sudden passing follows months of heart trouble and he leaves a wife and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Frank Cole
Cornell College
Batesville
Ark
Charles F Cole
Arkansas
Cole
Eastern District Court of
United States
Cedar Rapids
Wild Deer Riot disrupts Madison traffic at zoo
A wild buck deer wandered into Madison from the river bluffs and triggered a zoo related ruckus as tame does turned wild. Police chased deer across town including the UW campus. One doe remained at large while the buck eluded capture after hours of effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Zoo
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin River Bluffs
St Car Operator Robbed Of 28 Dollars And Change
John Bolenbaugh a street car motorman living at 1449 Bever Avenue SE was robbed at 1245 a.m. Tuesday after being held up by a gunman who forced him to surrender three one dollar bills a five dollar bill 350 in tokens and 1726 in change. He did not see the robber described as about five six in a dark overcoat with a gruff voice. He was told to walk away and not look back or risk being shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bolenbaugh
Bever Avenue SE
Bolenbaugh
Mr. Reed
Public Sale Near Worthington Ends Peacefully
A farm personal property sale near Worthington on the William Sternhagen premises concluded after a bank mortgage settlement. Four hundred farmers protested but no violence occurred as livestock and notes were returned or sold and proceeds turned over to the bank in full settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyersville
William Sternhagen
Worthington
Byers Resigns From Cedar Rapids School Board
Cedar Rapids board accepts the resignation of State Senator Frank G. C. Byers after nine years as a member. His term would have expired in March. Harold R. Trewin, a local attorney, was elected to fill the vacancy and will assume Byers duties including chairing the rules committee and joining the education committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank GC. Byers
Cedar Rapids
Trewin
Byers
Girl Seized And Slugged In Kenwood Street Attack
Miss Albertina Erickson 21 of 3416 First Avenue E was attacked Monday near Thirty-third Street in Kenwood. She fled to the home of Mr and Mrs C J Church at 439 Thirty-sixth Street NE where doctors found only bumps head cuts and a sprained ankle. A man wearing a grey cap and overcoat, believed to be a Negro, pursued her for about half a mile. Police searched the city all night but made no arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albertina Erickson
First Avenue E
First Avenue
Thirty-third Street
Miss Erickson
Fugitive Hoodlum Slain By Deputy Near LSU
Stanley Swede Anderson a St Louis underworld figure who escaped marshals Monday by leaping from a moving train was shot and killed by a deputy sheriff in an open field near Louisiana State University as he tried to flee on a fast freight train early Tuesday authorities said Anderson jumped from the freight before he was fatally wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Stanley
Anderson
St. Louis
United States
New Orleans
Here
Louisiana State University
Medical group attends naturopathy demonstrations in Des Moines
Dr H E Hayden, Dr Earl E Brown, Dr B T McReady, Dr L L Dolson, and Dr L Stitzel of Marion returned Monday night from Des Moines where they attended clinical demonstrations by Dr Benedict Lust of New York City, president of the American school of naturopathy and chiropractic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H E Hayden
Earl E. Brown
B T. McReady
L. L. Dolson
L. Stitzel
Marion
Des Moines
Benedict Lust
New York City
American School of Naturopathy and Chiropractic
Public meeting on Linn county medical care costs set
A public meeting to discuss the committee report on medical care costs and their effect on Linn county will be held in the superior court room at city hall on Thursday at 7 30 p.m. instead of the council chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Superior Court
Council Bluffs Chamber Names Williams Director
Howard W. Williams, ex-manager of Hotel Montrose and current manager of the Chieftain hotel in Council Bluffs, has been elected a director of the Council Bluffs chamber of commerce and secretary of its chamber board. Headquarters of the organization are at the Chieftain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Williams
Hotel
Montrose
Chieftain
Council Bluffs
Iowa City Pan Cake Day Scheduled by Merchants Bureau
Iowa City Retail Merchants Bureau announces a Community pancakes day in Iowa City on February 2. The event expects to serve more than 15 000 pancakes during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Reed Remembered as Honest Fearless Public Benefactor
Funeral honors for John A. Reed reveal a life of honesty, courage, and business leadership. Former Justice Grimm lauded his fearless integrity, constructive genius, and devotion to family and public service at Turner's chapel in Des Moines. He died of a heart attack last Friday night, with 900 attendees and 64 company managers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Grimm
Iowa Supreme Court
John A. Reed
Public Utilities
Turner's Chapel
Reed
John Reed
Grimm
W. Greer McCrory
First United Presbyterian Church
Linwood Cemetery
Mary Preston Beaven
Otto Ambroz
Mr. McCrory
James E. Hamilton
Isaac B. Smith
Sutherland Dows
Don Barnes
John Hamilton
John Drabelle
University of Iowa
Asmong Us
Debt talks move as three powers invited by Roosevelts team
Envoys from Italy, Czechoslovakia, and Lithuania met Stimson to seek debt revision after March 4. Roosevelt’s policy favors debtor access to creditors, while insisting defaulted installments be paid before talks. This marks a diplomatic milestone by inviting debtors through the President elect’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Lithuania
Stimson
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Zechoslovakia
Latvia
Finland
State Department
Grand Fascist Council
France
Belgium
Poland
Estonia
Hoover
Ronen
Italy Seeks Large Debt Settlement With U S
Rome reports the government will send a debt commission to Washington with a proposal for a lump sum final settlement. Italy seeks about 100 million dollars to cancel a debt totaling about two billion, a move described as a practical write off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Rome
Washington
United States
United Press
Farm Bureau appoints committee heads for 1933
DES MOINES AP Daisy V Williams Union secretary treasurer Iowa Farm Bureau reelected seventh term by state executive council. Charles E Hearst federation president announces committee appointments including Frances Johnson Terrih chair Warren Walrod DeWitt Charles E Hearst Cedar Falls and others across Marketing Organization Service Transportation Taxation Auditing Education Rural credit and banking with noted members and chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Daisy V. Williams
Union
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
State Executive Council
Miss Williams
Farm Bureau
Charles E. Hearst
Frances Johnson
Terrih
Warren Walrod
DeWitt
Cedar Falls
A. V Brady
Sanborn
A. B. Myhr
Thompson
A. B. Kline
Nton
Claus L. Anderson
Red Oak
A B Myhr
Irs
Ellsworth Richardson
Albia
McKee
Carlisle
D. J. Schnittser
Envy
Transportation and Rural Electrification
D. J Schnitter
George V. Leffler
Stockport
W. Latta
Logan
BH. Kline
George V Leffler
Francis Johnson
Verne M. Smith
Dayton
Atr
R.S. McKee
Rural Credit and Banking
George V. Leltler
H. Teachout
Bankruptcy Bill Slated For House Action On Monday
The McKeown LaGuardia bankruptcy bill would let private debtors farmers and corporations seek federal court arrangements to ease debt and avoid liquidation. The House, under a special rule by Speaker Garner, is set to consider the measure next Monday after a judiciary committee report urged prompt action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
McKeown-LaGuardia
House
Senate
Garner
Sumners
Dem
Texas
Judiciary Committee
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Dr. Pearson
Soviet
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Huey Long
U.K
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Nancy Page
Florence la Ganke
Algona
Charles F. Cole
Batesville, Ark
Kenwood Street
Howard Williams
Middle West
Isis
Norway
Sweden
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