Installation of Home Rebekahs Draws Wide Attendance
Visitors from Waterloo, Keokuk and West Union joined members from Star of Maine Cedar and Praha Rebekah lodges for the installation of Home Rebekah lodge No. 79 in Cedar Rapids. Officers named include Bertha De Mere and Gladys Mally with Maud Havorka presiding. A jewel and flowers were exchanged and card games followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Keokuk
West Union
Star of Maine
Cedar
Praha Rebekah
Cedar Rapids
Home Rebekah Lodge
Maud Havorka
Noble Grand
Bertha de Mere
Gladys Mally
Floy . Meredith
Elizabeth Barger
Anna McCreecy
Esther Feiereisen
Leota Kraut
Edrie Tucker
Jennie Schulte
Norvella Ellis
Rose Stoddard
Anna Davis
Carrie Willey
Wed nesday Card Club Honors Out-of-Town Guests
Mrs. C. W. McCalley hosted the Wednesday Card club at 1818 Park avenue SE. Guests of honor were Mrs. B. Luder of Chicago and Mrs. W. E. Sturges of Vincennes Ind. Prizes awarded: first to Mrs. R. McClaughry, second to Mrs. P. Siebert, consolation to Mrs. W. H. Tenny. Guest prizes went to Mrs. Luder and Mrs. Sturges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. McCalley
Park Avenue SE
B. Luder
Chicago
W. E. Hampton
W. E. Sturges
Vincennes, Ind
McCalley
R. McClaughry
P. Siebert
W. H. Tenny
Luder
Sturges
Birthday Celebration for Olson Home Guests
Friends surprised Mr and Mrs Lawrence Olson at their home to mark their birthdays with a picnic lunch and supper. Attendants included Frank Sternad and family, Emer Simanek and Lorraine, Louis Svec and Arnold, George Pospisil and Geraldine, Edward Poula, Margaret Poula, and Nadine Schmidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Olson
Frank Sternad
Donald
Richard
Emer Simanek
Lorraine
Louis Svec
Arnold
George Pospisil
Geraldine
Edward Poula
Margaret Poula
Nadine Schmidt
Iowa connections mark visiting families depart city
Mr and Mrs Ed Brann and daughter Clore of Chicago and Mr and Mrs Fred Donovan of Hammond Ind have returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs L W Stone and Mr and Mrs Leonard Martin on K Avenue NE They also visited relatives in Ottumwa Selma and Montezuma Mrs Donovan and Mr Brann were former Iowa residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Brann
Clore
Chicago
Fred Donovan
Hammond
Ind
L. W. Stone
K Avenue NE
Leonard Martin
Seventeenth Street
Ottumwe
Selma
Montezuma
Donovan
Mr. Brann
Iowa
Jolly Ramblers Entertained At Wednes Home
Mrs. Erma Lejnoha hosted the Jolly Ramblers at her Sixteenth Avenue SW residence. First prize went to Mrs. Mae Phillips and consolation to Mrs. Marguerite Leinbaugh. Next meeting set for Mrs. Leinbaugh's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Ramblers
Erma Lejnoha
Jolly Ramblers Club
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Wednes
Bance
Mae Phillips
Marguerite Leinbaugh
Leinbaugh
Yarchos Leave Chicago Trip After Two Week Visit
Mr and Mrs Earl D Yarcho and their twin son and daughter Don and Lyn left after a two week stay at the home of St Yarchos mother Mrs J F Yarcho at 1112 First avenue west in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl D. Yarcho
Donlyn
Chicago
St. Yarcho
J. F. Yarcho
First Avenue West
Mrs Maloney and Son Return From Chicago Visit
Mrs James Maloney and her son Donald have returned after a week in Chicago visiting friends and relatives at 293 Johnson Avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Maloney
Johnson Avenue
Donald
Chicago
Dishes Featured for Day’s Menu
A selection of items includes Stuffed Peppers, Escalloped Potatoes, Beet and Horseradish Relish, Fruit Salad, French Dressing, Raspberry Cobbler, Cream Coffee and more. The menu highlights varied plates and a dessert option for patrons.
Stuffed Peppers and Raspberry Cobbler from Home Kitchen
A dated recipe segment describes stuffing six large green peppers with corn bread crumb and onion mixture, baking with water, and frequently basting. It also provides a raspberry cobbler method mixing berries with sugar flour and butter, baking in a buttered pan with a soft dough topping and four vent holes.
Summer Frock Pattern 2179 From Anne Adams
Pattern 2179 offered in sizes 14 to 20 and 32 to 44 shows a cotton frock with color contrast yoke and vestee, top stitching, and prints for a crisp look. Size 16 requires 3½ yards of fabric and ½ yard contrast. Catalogs and pattern sets priced at 25 cents. Send name, address, size, and style number to The Gazette Republican Pattern Department New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Gazette-Republican Pattern Department
Seventeenth Street
New York
Weichman Family Returns After Visit to Atkinson Ill
Mr and Mrs C A Weichman of 1407 First Avenue West return home with daughters Eddice and Eleanor after a week spent with Dr Swanson and family in Atkinson Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Weichman
First Avenue West
Eddice
Eleanor
Dr. Swanson
Atkinson
Ill
Miss Roggensack Returns Home From Minneapolis Visit
Miss Charlotte Roggensack of 513 Fourteenth Street SE has returned from Minneapolis after a short trip. She was accompanied by Miss Arbutus Roggensack of Albert Lea Minnesota who joined her for a day on the return journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Roggensack
Fourteenth Street SE
Minneapolis
Arbutus Roggensack
Albert Lea, Minn
Miss Cloane King Honored at Craemer Girls Picnic
Miss Cloane King, a bride elect, was honored at a picnic supper on Wednesday at Ellis park by Craemer's store girls. She will wed Obie Peel on July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloane King
Ellis Park
Craemer’s
Miss King
Obie Peel
Mrs Mary G Hardy Arrives in Alhambra For Summer Visit
Mrs Mary G Hardy of Alhambra California arrived Wednesday to spend the summer with friends and relatives. She is visiting at the home of J Alfred Witousek of Western.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary G. Hardy
Alhambra
Calif
J. Alfred Witousek
Western
United Brethren Members To Attend Camp
Cedar Rapids United Brethren church members plan a summer Biblical instruction camp at Cedar Falls next week. Dr. G. W. Emerson will teach New Testament, Gerald Emerson leads athletics and aquatics, Carolyn L. Duncan serves as C E S secretary, and Rev. W L Duncan will give conference greetings Tuesday evening. School closes July 17 with Alexander Sampson preaching at First United Brethren church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Falls
G. W. Emerson
Gerald Emerson
Carolyn L. Duncan
W.L. Duncan
First United Brethren Church
Alexander Sampson
Aunt Het Cartoonist Quote Sparks Debate
A fragment from a Aunt Het cartoon caption remarks that women ought to suffer while asserting men are not foolish enough to spend. The brief line sparked discussion about gender roles in the publication’s era.
Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Tobias Ernst Celebrated
Mr and Mrs Tobias Ernst marked their golden wedding with a Adair celebration attended by eight children and twenty two grandchildren. Born in Hessen Germany they came to the United States in 1880 and married June 30 1882 at Atkins. The Ernsts later retired to Adair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schirm
First Avenue West
Theo Hoemann
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Ernst
W. M. Schirm
Newhall
O. W. Schirm
Atkins
William
Peter
John
Adam Ernst
Adair
Henry Ernst
Clarkfield
Minn
George Ernst
Hoemann
Benefit Ball Game To Aid Jobless Relief In Cedar Rapids
The Unemployed Relief association plans a benefit ball game at Bunny park on July 31 when Cedar Rapids travels. Lester Conway, president, says a picked unemployed team will face an all star squad from the M. and J. league. Work for about eighteen men on local farms provides earnings before more tomato picking and theater ticket sales. Donations of vegetables and clothing are distributed by the F avenue commissary. Meetings at the donated F avenue building discuss reports and plans with lights provided and a telephone gift from the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unemployed Relief Association
Bunny Park
Cedar Rapids
Lester Conway
F. E. Brennaman
Marion Road
Frank Stanek
Cliff McVey
Moving Picture House
F Avenue
First Street NW
Chamber of Commerce
Conway
Bees Removed From Clark Residence by Strategy
Bees that inhabited Charles A. Clark II’s home at 2423 Bever Avenue SE were persuaded to leave after J. H. Pease placed a bee escape and his own hive near a brick- plaster gap. The process took ten days and caused only one sting, away from the house, before the bees were relocated to Pease’s car and home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Clark II
Bever Avenue
J. H. Pease
Wilson Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Pease
Maurice Crone Wins Playground City Tennis Singles Title
Maurice Crone of Daniels Playground defeated Walter Simon 6-0 6-1 to claim the singles championship in Roosevelt playground courts. Crone and Simon also won the doubles final 6-1 10-8 over Ford and Smith. Edward Klinger beat Tom Cisler 7-5 8-6 for boys 14 and under, then teamed with Cisler to win doubles 6-2 4-6 6-3 from Skala and Biederman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Crone
Daniels Playground
Walter Simon
Daniels
Roosevelt Playground
Crone
Simon
Woodford and Smith
Edward Klinger
Riverside
Tom Cisler
Cisler
Klinger
Milo Skala
Robert Biederman
Sinclair
Don Shafter Wins Cedar Rapids Playground Horseshoe Title
Don Shafter of Roosevelt defeated Jack Krumholtz of Harrison 16-21 21-3 21-18 to win the 15–18 year old class finals at Riverside Park. Krumholtz and Ray Hatfield then beat Shaffer and Jack Jellinek 21-1 21-19 in the doubles final. Emil Janda of Sinclair won the boys under 15 championship by beating W Nosek 21-20 21-15, and Janda with Milo Skala defeated Wesley Nosek and Robert Gauman 21-13 21-19 for the doubles title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Shaffer
Roosevelt Playground
Cedar Rapids
Riverside Park
Jack Krumholtz
Harrison Playground
Krumholtz
Ray Hatfield
Harrison
Shaffer
Jack Jellinek
Roosevelt
Emil Janda
Sinclair
W. Nosek
Riverside
Janda
Milo Skala
Wesley Nosek
Robert Gauman
Fifty Scouts at Camp Waubeek Nine Day Session
Fifty scouts and leaders opened the third 1932 period of Camp Waubeek near Waubeek on the Wapsie river. The nine day session runs through July 15 with Camp Director Scout Executive Car roll C Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waubeek
Cedar Rapids
Wapsie River
Carroll C. Thomas
Robert Files
William Grafton
Robert Adams
Willard Hayes, Jr
John Ely
Frank Byers
Winston Lowe
Bruce Bucknell
John Hutch
Victor Moravec
Charles Loomis
Howard Cherry, Jr
Fred Ellis
William Jackson
William Watson
Tom Thompson
Fred Kacena
James Vernon
Robert Munson
William Primrose
Harold Jack
Harvey Sauer
George Fraser
John Fraser
Tim Thomas
John Thomas
Jack Trimble
Robert Dudley
Centerville
Robert Quinn
John Yuza
Harry Garrett
James Endsley
John Barry
John Holler
Ray Kent
Nashua
Charles Ireland
Anamosa
Clarence Rather
Rodney Berger
Billy Campbell
Theodore Ruffin
Joe Abrams
George Webby
Vernon Voelpel
Force Of Reps Store Farewell Picnic Held West Of Town
The Reps Goods store employees and management held a farewell picnic Friday night in a grove four miles west of town. Attendees included Laurance Kelly and Theodore Prescott overseeing departments, D W Warren and Charles Knox owners, and twenty nine staff members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reps Goods
Laurance Kelly
Theodore Prescott
D. W. Warren
Charles Knox
Vera Melton
Grace McCaulley
Lucille Jontz
Elsie Lester
Mable Scanlen
Betty Kohl
Helen Sutcliff
Mary Wilson
Margaret Fee
Faye Loberdee
Louise Henderson
Ruth Whistler
Bessie Berkla
Eileen Farmer
Matt Ilten
Ardell Rummens
Opal Rowley
Rosella Brennans
Pearl McLaren
Marie Mann
Minnie McDonald
Slang of Filming Sets From Wa Wa to Bullfrog Talk
A columnist surveys on set jargon such as Wa Wa brigade and rhu barber phrases. It explains terms like blimp pan polly bloop and groaning box plus voice descriptors for actors and crew. It notes Robert Grandon’s Greta Garbo leaflet offer via mail for two cents and a stamped envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Robert Grandon
Greta Garbo
Girl Fatally Shot Hurled From Auto In Buffalo
The nude body of 16 year old Louise Acquisto was shot and thrown from a speeding car as it neared Columbus hospital. Police arrested Ralph Avanzato 19 and Angelo Abramo 18. Avanzato is charged with first degree murder, Abramo held for further investigation. Avanzato, Louise’s sweetheart, denies intentional killing, claiming the shot was accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Louise “Bubbles” Acquisto
Columbus Hospital
Ralph D. Avanzato
Angelo Abramo
Avanzato
Abramo
Louise
Louise Intentionaly
His Genius Frees Alimony Delinquent
CHICAGO INS Vittorio Trevisan noted artist of the Chicago Civic Opera was spared jail by Judge Joseph Sabath who gave him until August 1 to raise 800 in back alimony to his divorced wife Celia. Trevisan argued his California property is held as collateral for unpaid rent and cannot be turned over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Vittorio Trevisan
Chicago Civic Opera
Joseph Sabath
Trevisan
Celia
California
Pennsylvania Sets Record Low Coal Mine Accidents
Harrisburg reporting that Pennsylvania coal mining posted a new record low for accidents in May. Six workers died while producing about 5.86 million tons of soft coal, averaging 976000 tons per fatality. Anthracite also reached a low with twelve fatal accidents, a rate of one per 263000 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Mines Ie
Ruth Chatterton and Brent to Wed in Hollywood
Hollywood reports confirm Ruth Chatterton and George Brent plan marriage as Ralph Forbes files for divorce in Reno. Brent says the decision was made before Chatterton left for Europe and timing remains indefinite due to the divorce. Forbes plans to establish residence in Reno and may proceed with his own divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Ruth Chatterton
Ralph Forbes
George Brent
Miss Chatterton
Reno
Europe
Brent
Forbes
F Ss
Anti-Kidnapping Bill Signed By Hoover
President Hoover signed the Cochran anti kidnapping bill establishing a maximum 20 year prison term for sending ransom letters or threats. Congress also passed another measure making it a federal offense to transport a kidnapped person across state lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Hoover
Congress
Senate Debates Home Loan Bill and Relief Conference
Congress actions include Senate debate on the home loan bill and a conference report on the relief program. The House is in recess until Monday noon and the rules committee weighs a proposed investigation of the treasury department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUSE
Treasury Department
Susie Littletail and the Vine Garters Adventure
Uncle Wiggily and Susie Littletail struggle with slipping stockings on a quest for garters. They improvise with honeysuckle vine and grass, but the garters fail repeatedly, risking lost adventures. Two garter snakes appear, offering a potential fix as the tale unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Wiggily
Susie
Mr. Longears
Uncle
New Wage Scale To Be Voted On By Illinois Miners
Illinois mine workers moved toward ratification of a new wage scale that would cut pay 18 to 30 percent and set a five dollar basic wage, enabling the reopening of idle coal fields and reintegration of about 45,000 miners. John H. Walker led the union in awaiting locals approval as negotiations closed after fifty days of debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Illinois
John H. Walker
Illinois Mine Workers’ Union
Walershim
Paris Boasts Only Baby Zoo In World
The Jardin d'Acclimation in the Bois de Boulogne hosts the only baby zoo worldwide. It features solely infant animals including bears hyenas goats lambs pigs monkeys llamas camels rabbits puppies kittens colts calves pumas and one baby elephant. Nursing milk bottles with nipples are rented by the zoo for visitors to feed the young animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bois de Boulogne
Bullfinch Whistles How Dry I Am at Graham NC
Col and Mrs Don E Scott own a bullfinch from the Black Forest in Germany that can whistle How Dry I Am and Home Sweet Home on request. The bird was sent to Col Scott by Col Bratt and is described as beautifully marked.
City Briefs and Personals Dance at Moose Hall
Dance at Moose hall tonight with admission 25 cents and 10 cents. Sunday school and service at Fairfax M church at 10 30 am. Preaching at Lake View Methodist church on Zika avenue NW at 8 pm Sunday. The Rev L D Stubbs will sermon at both locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Hall
Fairfax
Lake View
Fairfax M
Lake View Methodist Church
Zika Avenue NW
L. D. Stubbs
Local Man E. H. Skinner Critically Ill
E. H. Skinner of 141 Thirty-third Street Northeast is reported critically ill at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Skinner
Playground executives head to Los Angeles conference
J. R. Batchelor field secretary for the National Recreation Association visited Cedar Rapids on Saturday en route to the first International Congress of playground executives and directors in Los Angeles from July 23 to 29. Thirty two countries will have representatives at the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Batchelor
National Recreation Association
Cedar Rapids
Playground Executives and Directors
Los Angeles
Four men plead guilty in police court Saturday
Four men pled guilty to charges of intoxication in police court Saturday. All were fined $10 and costs except Floyd P. Towner of 1735 6 Avenue NE who was hit with an extra $15 for disturbing the peace. W. H. England of Chicago paid $10 as did Ralph Janu of 1100 Fifth Street NW. Charles Barnes, the fourth defendant, received a jail sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd P. Towner
Avenue NE
W. H. England
Chicago
Ralph Janu
Fifth Street
Charles Barnes
Police court fines tally traffic violators
The police court Saturday morning fined J. Fink of Des Moines ten dollars for speeding and Eldred Lee of Amana fifteen dollars. A. L. Barnard of Shaver Station paid two dollars for no rear light, E. L. Barber of 124 Eighteenth Street NE was fined two dollars for failing to stop at an arterial highway. L. L. Walker of 219 Seventh Street NE and A. J. Hoviand of 516 Eighteenth Street SE paid two dollars and costs for double parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fink
Des Moines
Eldred Lee
Amana
A. L. Barnard
Shaver Station
E. L. Barber
Eighteenth Street
L. L. Walker
Seventh Street
A. J. Hoviand
Andersons head to Toronto for insurance convention
Oscar A. Anderson and his son Byron K. Anderson of 2204 Ridgeway drive leave Saturday for Toronto to attend the Equitable Life Insurance company of Iowa Agency Club convention July 12 and 13. They will travel by steam er to Montreal for the organization club meeting July 14 and 15, then by boat through the Thousand Islands of the St. Lawrence river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar A. Anderson
Byron K. Anderson
Ridgeway Drive
Toronto
Canada
Anderson
Equitable Life Insurance Company of Iowa
Montreal
Organization Club
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
Fair Haired Amazon Leads British Gang
A fair haired, well dressed youth leader about 35 heads at least six youthful gangs in London. The gang, powered by provincial recruits aged 18 to 25, carries out car raids and raids. Scotland Yard knows all about her actions except her name age address and how to catch her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Scotland Yard
History of Yucatan printed after scholar Luis Rosado Vega compilation
In 1639 a history of Yucatan is issued after being compiled by Luis Rosado Vega, director of the Yucatan Historical and Archaeological museum, assembling archival material for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yucatan
Luis Rosado Vega
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Entertains Card Club
Alexander George
Cedar Rapids Gazette Daily
United Brethren
Playground City
Don Shafter
Force of Reps
Studio
Lorne A. Milne
Zamq,mecsior
Ban
Gierter
Lev Set
Ther
the Gazette
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
THE
United Press
Senate
Susie’s Garters
Susie Littletail
Mrs. Littleak
Little Susie
Willie Willis
Japan
Montgomery
Ward & CO
First Ave
Co. L. Sherwood
Milwaukee Road
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