Adris Willson Celebrated at Westminster Parties Before May Wedding
Miss Adris Willson receives multiple compliments at Westminster church events ahead of her Friday 5 PM ceremony with Dr Roy D Maxwell of Oklahoma City. Honorary gatherings included charity, sorority, and music group hosts with gifts and prizes for the bride-elect and her guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adris Willson
Roy D Maxwell
Oklahoma City
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Westminster Church
J. R. McCullough
Harry Sundberg
Earl Delzell
Arthur Sander
E D Greedy
McCullough
Ridgewood Terrace
Willson
J T Willson
Mesdames Stanles Moore
F E. Young
W P Enright
Walter Jackson
E J Larimer
George Yuill
R Williamson Warren Smith
King Thompson
J M Blaine
M H Morrison
W H Carr
W F Brooksmit
James Kul- Nan
J D Kennedy
Charles Putips
O A. Sprague
C C Hunt Marvin
Virginia Vane
WV. Fiebig
Cottage Grove Avenue
Miss Willson
Bridge
A B Nicholas
Mu Phi Epsilon
Miss Wilson
Mrs Hamilton Bell Visits Dubuque Relative Return Planned
Mrs Hamilton Bell of 545 Knotwood Drive SE is expected to return home at week’s end after a several day visit in Dubuque with Mrs Frank Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Bell
Knotwood Drive
Dubuque
Frank Bell
Mrs Owen N Elliott Hosts Brices Club Luncheon
Mrs. Owen N Elliott of 444 Vernon Drive SE entertained a Brices Club at a luncheon at her home on Wednesday.
Cincinnati Woman Visits Aunt in Cleveland Area
Mrs Charles Durst of Cincinnati Ohio sits with her aunt Mrs W S Walling at 2125 Bever Avenue SE for a couple of weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Durst
Cincinnati
Ohio
W S Walling
Bever Avenue
Last Week and Local School Notes and Contests
Mrs W C Stuckslager travels east to visit her daughter in Wellesley Mass then planned stops in Winnetka Ill and Newark City while the Australasian cruise project looms. In Brooklyn a high school party toured the waterside area amid fire rescue drills and student leadership listings. West Branch hosts a declamatory contest with winners named in speech categories and student names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W C Stuckslager
East
Bradford Faxon
Wellesley Mass
Lanire McFarland
Winnetka, Ill
Guests Honor E S School Dinner At Masonic Temple
About 190 couples attended a dressy dinner dance at the Masonic hall Tuesday honoring distinguished guests for the Grand Chapter O F & school of instruction opening Wednesday. Officers and district instructors from Cedar Rapids Des Moines Sioux City and Guthrie Center attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hai
Grand Chapter
Maud Bowers
Grand Matron
Orient
Paul N Clark
Cedar Rapids
Gertrude Mas
Shenandoah
Robert Crapeneeter
Maquoxeta
Adah G Thompson
Mars H S Johnston
Humbaucd
Mas Aga Afi Das
Bressitte
Myre
Anna Johnson
Sioun City
Avera Tabrsar
Ay Opt Raeceffe
Fara Rohweee
Seua Sandroe
Ceyait Rapies
Brss
Neanoon
Hirsser Carra
Deroth L Ric’ Devser
Oene Bower
Mors Barebert Srsyao
More
Masonic Kaa
Adah G Thorpsen
Cedar
Malta
Secatpec
Thompson
Leaders Fight Move to Forge Inflation
Senate debate over a treasury drawn measure ends with a 360 to 40 vote. Democrats warn against price controls while Borah and Glass push for broader currency powers and wage protection, warning of middle class hardship and temporary price rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Borah
Boral
Prescort
Local notices reflect 1933 34 clubs and councils
Special to The Gazette a collage of short items from Iowa communities lists hotel transfers and property. Hawthorne club officers. endg elwood declamation results. Fogerwood CWA road work progress. Decora commerce committee reports. Center Point diner notes. Owing border weather and school events appear in terse briefs.
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LA Porte City
Terry
John Terry
Fetr
J W Craft
Zearine
Craft T
Jesse Veertrees
Wyoming
W B Scarcliff
Hawthorne Club
L M Ke
Veps Mor Terhune
I's
BEL Midsap
C HO Hanold
L M
Sherril
W B Brown
Endgelwood
Cleere Haeensick
Noemi Watt
Nactorni Funk
Thurn
Elevon Graves
Fogerwood
Mes Mae Ath
CWA
Dheerah Ciamtee
Ens
Charlie Velter
Vmondsen
Joos Ni- Hiares
Mrs Soares
Damage suit for Henry Fuller death settled for 750
A $5900 damage suit of Oscar H Farr administrator of the Henry Fuller estate was settled at 750 before Judge A B Clark in district court. Judgment awarded against the Pricer Petroleum company and Howard Taylor for fatal injuries Henry Fuller 77 allegedly struck by a car owned by the Pilicer firm and driven by Taylor on November 27 at First Avenue and Second Street W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar H Farr
Henry Fuler
A B Clark
Pricer Petroleum Company
Howard Taylor
Henry Fuller
Pilicer
Taylor
Lrst Avenue
Second Street
Kennedy Charged With Drunk Driving in District Court
Chester Kennedy 29 of 1432 First Street NW faced a district court true information for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Judge A B Clark approved the information and set bond at $1000 after a 10 30 am Tuesday arrest following a collision with a parked machine near First Avenue and 26th Street E Burt T Jackson and wife to High Yaad Reality Card lot 10 buk 4 West Highlands add Cedar Rapids subs ide restrictions of record and that of $4564.48 on a $4000 mig $1 and valuable consideration 10-24-29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G K Thompson
District
Chester Kennedy
First Street
A B Clark
Kennedy
First Avenue
Twenty-Sixth Street
Burt T Jackson
West Highlands
Cedar Rapids
New Smooth-Line Corsets Omit Seams And Fasteners
The feature notes advances in corset design directed by Amos Parrish, focusing on eliminating bulges and seams. Girdles and all-in-one garments aim to lift and shape, with fastenings removed and two-way stretch fabrics used to create smooth lines. Tomorrow: straw hats influence mid-season millinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patou
Amos Parrish
Vinton Gets Funds To Build Viaduct
An appropriation of 500 dollars from the primary road fund received endorsement from both houses to construct a viaduct for inmates of the Vinton school for the blind. Rep Moore of Urbana urged the project as necessary to allow blind inmates to cross a busy road safely. The city of Vinton will provide or contribute another 500 dollars toward the construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Vinton School For the
Moore
Urbana
Vinton
Orother
Treasure one act play staged by Wyoming schools
WYOMING The one act play Treasure will be presented at a sectional county contest of one act plays at Martello Thursday evening by the Wyoming school cast led by Irvin Sievers Alex Inglis Louis Kouba Paul Koch Helen Smith Betty Levsen Althea Goodrick and Mary Koch coached by Miss Clari bel Dykema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Treasure
Irvin Sievers
Alex Inglis
Louis Kouba
Paul Koch
Helen Smith
Betty Levsen
Althea Goodrick
Mary Koch
Claribel Dykema
Martello
Treasury Post Office Supply Bill Seeks 820 Million For Two Departments
The treasury post office supply bill reports a total of 820 693 270 dollars for treasury and post office needs with subsidies remaining. Treasury maintenance stands at 149 842 930 dollars a reduction of 685 539 from prior estimates while the post office item totals 670 850 940 dollars under budget by 5 998 300. Permanent appropriations rise to 1 363 494 072 dollars and debt service projections show interest at 824 349 000 dollars and sinking fund costs at 525 738 850 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury-Post Office
House
Treasury Department
Post Office Department
Treasury
Awards at Farm Bureau Parley Highlight Fayette County
Dr Beeler of the Farm Bureau federation presented a plaque to Fayette county for maintaining the largest average membership over the past decade. The county averaged over 1,000 members annually, the highest in Iowa in 1933 and to date in 1934. George Sauerbry accepted the plaque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D R. Beeler
Farm Bureau Federation
Fayette County
Fayette Bureau
Iowa
Tama
Beeler
George Sauerbry
4-H Club Leaders and Counties Honored at Farm Bureau Event
Oclwein farmer who served as organization president 1928 to 1933 and B. W. Lodwick county agent in Fayette since 1925 were cited. Fifteen counties averaged 1,000 or more members over ten years. Top five Fayette Benton Cherokee Clayton Franklin honored for 4-H achievements. Roscoe Blinks Marion and Clarence Neal Mount Vernon praised for Farm Bureau attendance. Speakers included Kraschel H Richardson Albia Jo sephine Bakke Ames and Mrs Charles W Sewell Otterbein Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oclwein Farmer
B. W. Lodwick
Fayette
Benton
Cherokee
Clayton
Franklin
Black Hawk
Scott
Linn
Tama
Dubuque
Mahaska
Louisa
Iowan
Jones
Cedar
Bremer
Roscoe Blinks
Marion
Clarence Neal
Mount Vernon
Beele
Farm Bureau
Linn County
Kraschel
H. Richardson
Albia
Josephine Bakke
Ames
Teader
Charles W. Sewell
Otterbein
Ind
Home and Community Department
American Farm Bureau Federation
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Blue Valley
Cottage Cleese Relish
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Tawa Star Rescue
Chanel Gannon
George Kannamo Roper
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We ‘Are
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Scott Wuntoars
Will Renemiu
Harold Keenes
Dean Armstrong
Dorothy Roberts
Frances McShierrs
Pawaine
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Miram Davidson
Ames Williams
West Branch
Evesine
Orstoneil
Phillip Miten
Robert Thomaren
Ceopy Dramoere
Callie Mae Bumresterer
Mirtie Larson Secens
Femorous
Walter Horan
Bobbie Glee Lewis
Casmet
Uae
Lark
Gaffney & Moore, Inc. Funeral Service
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E.S. School
Senate
Genaress Wiham Bernhard Carter Glass
Congress
Bora
Souedit
Demarate Senaors
Treasurs Morgenthau
IOW
Erfelyt
Third Avenue
By Amos Parrish
York
Lux
Byron A. Barlow
American Trust
Bishop's
Bermuda
Bishop
Bishop Cafeteria
Sioux City
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Peoria
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Waterloo
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