Art Assn R elects officers and honors gallery director
Cedar Rapids Art association re elected officers at the annual meeting held at the public library art rooms. New directors include the Rev Welvin L Welke and Lurton H Stubbs. Francis Robert White’s painting The Boxer, part of the All American show, was highlighted and he will present a paper on mid western art at the American Artists Congress in New York starting February 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Art Association
Public
Jay G Sigmund
George B. Douglas
Clare R. Marshall
Marsin Cone
Wallace Darling
C. B. Svoboda
Welvin L. Welke
Lurton H Stubbs
White
Congress of American Artists
Town Hall
New York
Association
Mr. White
Congress
Rockwell Kent
Paul Manship
Boardman Robinson
Louis Mumford
Edward
Carey and Hanzlik Lead Winter Bridge Series Winners
Mr and Mrs E J Carey first place Milo Hanzlik and Phillip Leibsohn second in the second of seven open duplicate contract bridge tournaments at the Roosevelt hotel Monday evening. Twenty eight players competed. The next event is set for February 10 at the Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Carey
Milo Hanzlik
Phillip Leibsohn
Roosevelt Hotel
The
Roosevelt
Luncheon Honors Mrs John G Wadsworth at Commonwealth Tea Room
Mrs Sumner D Quarton and Mrs F C Chambers hosted a Monday luncheon at the Commonwealth tea room in honor of Mrs John G Wadsworth of Council Bluffs. Mrs Wadsworth visits son Edwin H Wadsworth and Mrs Wadsworth at 2278 Crantry Club Parkway SE while Mr and Mrs James F E Hamilton left for Miami for a rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner D. Quarton
Linden Drive
F. C. Chambers
Commonwealth Apartments
Commonwealth Tea Room
John G Wadsworth
Council] Bluffs
Wadsworth
Edwin H Wadeworth
Crantry Club Parkway
Edward Sheehy Missing From 2051 Landen Drive SE
Police report a person named Edward Sheehy of Bawre last seen away from home at 2051 Landen Drive SE. A search is underway to locate Sheehy who has not returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sheehy
Bawre
Reed and Strerm Leave Team Amid Offseason Moves
In a quiet offseason update, Reed and Strerm depart, drawing attention to roster changes. Team officials confirm exits as fans anticipate new signings and strategic shifts heading into the next season.
Unclear text fragment notes event and people
Fragmentary OCR reads names and locations with scattered references to a priestess and evening event. No coherent report, date, or clear actions available.
Police Auxiliary Card Party Planned at Roosevelt Hotel
The Police auxiliary will host a benefit card party in the Roosevelt room at the Roosevelt hotel on Wednesday at 2 pm. Bridge and pinochle will be played with prizes at each table, door prizes, and refreshments provided. Proceeds fund holiday baskets for the needy and donations to local charitable funds. Reservations: dial 7563 or 25350.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Auxiliary
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Hotel
F. C. Parrish
Dan Kruidemier
Henry Nemec
Ways and Means
Ray Tapper
J H Clift
A A. Mikota
John Stodola
W OD. Cunningham
J. Howard Walsh
J. Condon
Peter Funke
L. Duncan
R. C Hopwood
George Connell
E. Wilson
L. Moore
Earl Stanley
Walter Kansky
John Wieland
A. F. Haberle
H. R. Simon
Honor Miss Baldwin at two social affairs in DC area
Miss Thora Herr hosted a dinner and entertainment at the Colonial Tea Room, honoring Miss Genevieve Baldwin on her upcoming marriage to Paul Gallagher. Valentine themed decor, prizes for Miss Baldwin and Lou Anderson, plus guests including Margaret Mack, Bessie Votova, Joyee McLean, Fien Borghart, and Eleanor Caurron. Marian Dickson held an evening bridge and miscellaneous shower at her home on Sixteenth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thora Herr
Colonial Tea Room
Second Avenue SE
Genevieve Baldwin
Paul Gallagher
Bance
Miss Baldwin
Lou Anderson
Margaret Mack
Bessie Votova
Joyee McLean
Fien Borghart
Eleanor Caurron I
Marian Dickson
Renus
Skve Bet 9 Gma Meeting Postponed
Unclear text notes a Wednesday 7 30 pm gathering at a hotel for a fair or event. Details are fragmented and specific participants are not identifiable.
PTA Meeting Postponed Indefinitely For Ben Hurbert
D T A meetings unveil a study group time set for Wednesday at 2 pm led by Keyes. The ShooReT Nan Buren Card Party is mentioned and a PTA waste sparsnt event is noted as postponed with Ben Hurbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hives
Rge Keyes
Toe
Ced
van Boer
Eight Admitted To Membership In Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Eight women joined the Cedar Rapids Womans club at a Monday general meeting in the Montrose hotel Crystal room. New members are Floy F Corey Richard Puheicher Lester Lehti Mark Anderson A V O Brien Oscar Rusch FE R Moen and Keith Dunn. The program featured Happiness Ahead a play by the dramatic art department with Miss Esther Hrank singing Morning and Monty Lake a Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Dramatic Art Department
Club
Wayne Rusler
Nevin Nichols
Shep
C F
Inwa
Ryaert Campbell
Frank X Gevott
Charles Guvn
Cocumttee
Tatutt
Tre
S HR Ywunkis W
Daughters of Penelope Stage Greek Play The Gambler
The focal chapter of the Daughters of Penelope sponsored a Greek play The Gambler Sunday evening in the Roosevelt room of the Roosevelt hotel. More than 100 guests attended with cast members including Mike Zervakis and Mrs Petra kis Miss Sophia Siamis Mrs Zervakis Miss Anthoula Miller and Verne Hedges. A short comedy followed and dancing concluded the evening with violinists Frances Siamis Irene Gianedakis Lula Zervakis and Bessie Thomas providing music. Gust Astaminakis served as commentator for both plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Penelope
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Hotel
Mike Zervakis
Mike Petrakis
Sophia Siamis
Zervakis
Anthoula Miller
Verne Hedges
Mary Santos
Frances Siamis
Irene Gianedakis
Lula Zervakis
Bessie Thomas
Gust Astaminakis
Mu Phi Epsilon Officer Visits Coe College Chapter
Elizabeth Ayres Kidd of Winnetka visits the Mu Phi Epsilon chapter at Coe College. A formal dinner was hosted by Mrs Lester Baldwin at 936 Twentieth Street SE. An informal program followed with piano solos by Mrs Grard Irere Oltman and vocal selections by Margaret Vo Fadeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ayres Kidd
Winnetka
Mu Phi Epsilon
Coe College
Lester Baldwin
Twentieth Street
Kidden- Munton
Helen Bureton
Mae Fern Uhlenhopp
Cedir Rapids
Ard
Bere v Grar
Irere Oltman
Margaret Vo Fadeen
Mrs Jackson Hostess to Epsilon Sigma Alpha
A local social event hosted by Mrs TF Jackson honors Epsilon Sigma Alpha with a dinner and surprise birthday party for Ellen McDonough. Guests include Joan Marn, Joe eree Van Slyke, June Perkins, Judy Lattner, Neen Bugenstein, Poleen Warner, and others. The Fire group presented a gift and celebrated a birthday in a social club setting.
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Jackson
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Jesee Clyaces Suennere
Joan Marn
Tenda
Ellen McDonough
Mr and Mis Mee Dorough
Rienta
Hudelph
Earl and Albert
Mires Hallister
Ruardian
Arlene Mallister
Ruth Dill
Betty
Evelyn
Jean Anderson
Gladys Winkenbyen
Twyla Memler
Betsy Ross Theta Rho club founded in Sokol hall
The Betsy Ross Theta Rho Girls' Club No. 2 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Iowa was instituted at Sokol hall with 33 charter members initiated. Forty-two Rebekah sisters joined. Esther Leming of Des Moines presided as instituting officer, assisted by assembly officers and Praha Rebekah Lodge No. 5 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Ross Theta Rho Girls’ Club
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows of Iowa
Sokol Hall
Rebekah Lodges
Rebekah
Assembly
Esther Lemming
Des Moines
Noble Erlands
Vicessrand
Praha Rebekah Lodge No. 5
Leming
Marie Novak
Aits
Caroline Dorley
Vic
Hennetts SeuOreuke
Beant of Canteel
Jerry Hanus
Jan Huslodge
Nellie Miller
Star of Maine, Cedar and
Home
Lowell Leming
Rebekah Assembly of Iowa
John Sedenka
Henrietta Seabrooke
Board of Control
Iowa City
Mrs. Henke Returns Home After Visit in St Paul
Mrs. George Henke of St. Paul Minnesota returned to her home Monday after spending several days with her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Arthur Gossard at 2721 B avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Henke
St. Paul, Minn
Arthur Gossard
B Avenue NE
St Margaret’s Benefit Bridge Luncheon Postponed
The St Margaret's circle of the Immaculate Conception church has postponed its Jan 31 benefit bridge luncheon to February 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margaret’s Circle of the Immaculate Conception Church
Las Vegas Seen as Old West From Movies and Stage
A railway officials editor described Las Vegas as offering the old west as seen in films and on stage during a Canopus club lunch in Boulder City. He cited open gambling, stud poker tables, and a visit to Boulder Dam construction details amid local lore and aging residents.
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Las Vegas
John R T. Res
Tor
Canopus Club
Boulder Dam
Rives
Gembling Dens
Why Joyce Shines and Mona Fails in Personal Charm
A study contrasts Joyce and Mona, noting Joyce’s sociable warmth wins dates while Mona’s self centeredness keeps her at home. It explains how personality develops, citing psychology insights and a Home Institute booklet on improving personality with a coupon offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce
Mona
Gus
Sister Joyce
Don
Home Institute
Mine Workers Attack Green At UMWA Convention
At the 34th annual convention in Constitution Hall, John L. Lewis Philip Murray and Thomas Kennedy criticized William Green president of the American Federation of Labor and condemned the Supreme Court for invalidating the NRA. They urged new laws to curb court power and strengthen legislative control while praising coal miners’ recent gains. Green’s craft versus industry organizing dispute was highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Mine Workers of America
William Green
American Federation of Labor
U. S. Supreme Court
NRA
John L. Lewis
Philip Murray
Thomas Kennedy
Lewis
America
Supreme Court
Constitution Hall
Green
Explosion at Midland Paper Plant Strikes Chicago Traffic
A blast at the Midland Paper plant in Chicago sparked a fire that ravaged the five story facility. Damage exceeded 100000 dollars as smoke and flames rose hundreds of feet, disrupting Randolph Street and stalling traffic for nearly an hour while crews battled the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Midland Paper Company
Randolph Street
Nesrby
Llane
Mizpah lodge plans meeting at Masonic hall
Mizpah lodge No. 639 A F and A M will meet Wednesday at 7 30 pm at Masonic hall. Russell Knapp 2036 Linn boulevard SE fined 1 and costs in police court for parking too near a theater entrance. Firemen battled a small roof fire at 1212 Sixth Street SW home of George Platzer at 10 25 am Tuesday. John De Molli 51 of 329 First Street SW pled not guilty in police court Tuesday to an intoxication charge and will be tried Wednesday. The Musketeer drum and bugle corps to sponsor a benefit card party at the Montrose hotel Friday at 8 pm. For info call Mrs J O Doran Big 5194 or Mrs W A Hughes J J Van Deventer 44 of 836 Fifth Avenue SE was arrested at 5 50 pm Monday by police on a Polk county warrant for false utterance of a check. Police aid from Des Moines Lewis Detective agency sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Knapp
Linn Boulevard
George Platzer
Sixth Street
John de Molli
First Street
Musketeer Drum and Bugle Corps
Montrose Hotel
J. O. Doran
W. A. Hughes
J J. van Deventer
Fifth Avenue SE
Polk County
van Deventer
Lewis Detective Agency
Des Moines
Dogs kill sixteen rabbits at Morse pen in Seattle
H H Morse of 1413 First Avenue West reported to police that dogs killed sixteen rabbits in a pen at that address on Friday night. He valued the rabbits at 32 dollars and said he did not know who owned the dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. T. Morse
First Avenue W
Morse
Ogs
Star of the West lodge to hosts motion pictures
Knights of Pythias Star of the West lodge No. 1 invites members to a Thursday meeting at the lodge rooms. Robert O. Bickel of 730 Wellington street SE will show motion pictures of northeastern Iowa scenery and give a short lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of the West Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Robert O. Bickel
Wellington Street
Iowa
Printing request for personality improvement booklet from New York address
Enclosed notice from Cedar Rapids Gasette Home Institute asks for name and address to be printed on a booklet Improving Your Personality. The form requests the claimant’s name and full street city and state for mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gasette Home Institute
19Th St
New York
N.Y
Master Painters Speak Tuesday at Hotel Montrose
Ed Spangenberger of Wichita a director of the International Master Painters association will speak Tuesday night at a master painters party at Hotel Montrose. Co hosts are Standard Glass and Paint of Cedar Rapids and Martin-Senour with Howard Wecker of Chicago as sales manager. About 150 master painters within a 40 mile radius are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Spangenberger
Wichita
Kan
International Master Painters Association
Hotel Montrose
Standard Glass and Paint Company
Cedar Rapids
Martin-Senour Company
Howard Wecker
Chicago
Blaze Drives 250 Arnold Brothers Workers Into Street
Fire threatens adjoining buildings at the paper company as flames spread. Five fire companies and nearly 250 men battled the blaze to prevent further damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paper Company
Arnold Brothers Meat Packing Company
Death Ship Officers Get Heavy Sentences
Federal Judge Murray Hulbert sentenced Eben S. Abbott chief engineer of the liner Morro Castle to four years in prison and William F. Warms acting captain to two years for criminal negligence in the Morro Castle disaster which killed 124 people on September 8 1934. Henry E. Cabaud executive VP of Ward Line was given a suspended year and fined 5000 with parole pending payment. the company faced a maximum 10000 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Murray Hulbert
Eben S. Abbott
Morro Castle
William F. Warms
Henry E. Cabaud
New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Company
Ward Line
Cedar Rapids Negro Institute Holds First Session At McKinley High
The first session of the Cedar Rapids Negro Institute sponsored by the Y M C A and a committee headed by Arthur Taylor will meet at 7 p m in room 302 at McKinley high school. The program aims to advance educational and cultural interests through studies of Negro literature drama and history and will include a short quiz to plan the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Negro Institute
Arthur Taylor
McKinley High School
Cuban Angle Enters Lindy Kidnap Case
Havana AP report states a Cuban attorney claimed a possible Cuban link to the Lindbergh kidnapping. He says he saw a letter signed Isidor Fisch asking someone to cash marked money. The attorney, Dr Arturo Gonzales Alfonso, is a House candidate who identified a man by sight but not by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Isidor Fisch
Arturo Gonzales Alfonso
Canddate
House of Representatives
Horan Addition Petition Delayed by Board of Adjustment
The board failed to act on H A Horan's request to add to a dwelling at 1717 Third Avenue SE. It found a portion of an adjoining lot must be bought, potentially leaving the neighboring residence short of legal lot area. City attorney ruling sought before the March 9 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Adjustment
H. A. Horan
Third Avenue SE
Horan
Board
Farmers Mutual Telephone elects Novak couple to lead
Elberon meeting re elects J. F. Novak as manager and Mrs Libby A Novak as chief operator. They enter their sixth year in those roles for the association. A new switch board is planned for March 1. Officers re elected include FF A Dvorak president Everett Snyder VP and George Stransky secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elberon
Farmers Mutual Telephone Company
J. F. Novak
Libby A. Novak
Novak
FF. A. Dvorak
Everett Snyder
George Stransky
Oxford Junction Young Jundles elect new officers
Misa Blanche Nowachelk was elected president of the Young Jundles pedality DB in Oxford Junction. Other officers include Dorothy Atowerg as first vice president Katherine Carrington as second vice president Mary Peekosh as secretary and Killen Blowers as treasurer.
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Oxford Junction
Misa Blanche Nowachelk
Young Jundles Pedality DB
V. M
Dorothy Atowerg
Katherine Carrington
Mary Peekosh
Killen Blowers
Reed evasive in farm bill opinion
Washington UP secretary of agriculture Henry A Way Tuesday reaffirmed his view that the proposed farm legislation is legal but noted that being constitutional and passing the Supreme Court are separate. Solicitor General Reed indicated the substitute is constitutional. Reed avoided direct comment as committee members pressed for a clear stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellison D. Smith
S.C
Reed
AAA
Elwood Consoli School Reopens After Cold Wave
Elwood Consolidated School opens Monday after closure from severe cold and snow blockages. Six scarlet fever cases prompt strict sanitation with daily Red Cross nurse checks for all teachers and students.
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Elwood
Elwood Consolidated
County Red Cross
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Theta Rho Girls
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Stetary
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