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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1934
Page
5
Instructions and recipes for cakes and fillings, breakfast to dessert items, including a chocolate cream filling recipe, white icing, grapefruit, cereal, eggs, toast, soups, chop suey, gelatin with pineapple juice and almond topping, plus a leftover dessert salad suggestion.
Cedar Rapids Fire Chief E. P. Kohout thanked citizens for their backing of the ninth annual Firemen's Ball. He called it one of the best parties and reported ticket sales were strong. Net receipts will fund the State Firefighters association convention to be held in Cedar Rapids in June.
The Walther League Missouri Synod zone leaders hold their annual session with the state executive board in Trinity Lutheran church vestry this afternoon and evening. Rev. A Bostelmann of Davenport chairs. Roy Pierce, 55, of Vinton freed on 750 bond after grand jury for wife desertion. he waived a preliminary hearing. Mrs. Pierce says he deserted her November 11 and has given no support.
Berlin AP report says Chancellor Adolf Hitler plans to ask the Reichstag for an enabling act to radically revise the constitution. Proposals include federal control of interior and police, abolition of state police and courts, and a federal ministry of justice and culture, with state governments to become admin sub-organs. The Prussian spirit of President von Hindenburg blocks full elimination of Prussia. In Williamsburg, Miss Irene Jones 28 died at Woodward and funeral services were held. she is survived by two sisters.
An itemized list shows rolled rib roast per pound pork shoulder roast fresh han and lat items with weights plus Swift's smoked ham and hamburger available. The notice advertises livestock and poultry buying services.
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