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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1935

Page

3

Marion Couple Betrothals Aboard in Local Ceremony

Betty Burdene daughter of Mr and Mrs C W Biggs wed Jack W Blessing son of Mr and Mrs W W Blessing in a Friday 8 am Methodist parsonage ceremony read by Rev John M Walters. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Gail Storck. The couple plan to reside in Marion after a brief wedding trip. A women’s golf tournament at Marion Golf Club Wednesday features guests from Anamosa Mount Vernon and Iowa City with lunch reservations due by Monday.

C. W. Biggs Thirteenth Street Betty Burdene Jack W. Blessing William W. Blessing Cedar Rapids John M. Walters Gail Storck Marion Marion Golf Club Anamosa Mount Vernon Iowa City Lettie Williams C. J. Biddle The Christian Church la Verna*Crew Walter Kennedy Edna Roberts Williams Lowell MccConaughy Eugene McConaughy Clifford McConaughy Clarence McConaughy Ralph Oxley Clarence Meggers Forest Hill Clyde Williams Tacoma Wash Zetta McConaughy Elsie Cressie Lost Nation Clint McConaughy Earl McConaughy Owen McConaughy Jenny McConaughy Arthur Sivers Martelle A. E. McConaughy Gay McConaughy

Figure Seven Plays Prominent Part In Life Of Marion Girl

A Marion community page highlights Joanne Crew born on July seven seven 1928 with seven candles at a seventh birthday. The item notes her family, public appearances, and a seven theme across events and readings. Other local notices include club meetings, picnics, and a Mason family reunion.

Figure Seven Marion Joanne Crew Phil J. Crew Twelfth Street Joanne A. E. Crew Crew Ruth Crew Erma Reiter Jeanne Hatch Cedar Rapids Herbert C. Gee Independence

Le Roy Davin Heads Mentzer hall Young Democrat Club

A Young Democrat club organized Friday in Mentzer hall with Walter Hutchinson as chairman of the democratic central committee. Officers elected include Chairman Le Roy Davin Vice chair Marie Michel Secretary Glenn Bowdish Treasurer Marian Hines Membership committee Mrs Le Roy Davin Chairman Mary Ellen Forbes James Sweeney Publicity committee DeVeda Troy Chairman Laura Brutsman. Next meeting set for early August. Mrs Elmer Hollingsworth served refreshments.

Mentzer Hall Walter Hutchinson Democratic Central le Roy Davin Marie Michel Glenn Bowdish Springville Marian Hines Mary Ellen Forbes James Sweeney DeVeda Troy Laura Brutsman Elmer Hollingsworth

Review and Outlook Preview by Mrs Celan Rollins

Mrs Celan Rollins will discuss Review and Outlook with refreshments served by a committee chaired by Mrs Alfred Johnson. Mrs George Steagler of Slater plans a visit to Marion with Mrs Frank J Hardenbrook. Centennial Encampment No 91 I O O F meets Monday at 8 pm, O O F hall. Marion Lodge No 6 AF and AM meets Tuesday at 7 30 pm in the Masonic Temple.

George Buzza Marion Devonport Masonic Home Ladies Aid Society of St. Paul’s Evangelical Marion Post American Legion Thomas Park Legion Hall Osceola Lodge No I. O. O. F. Hall Celan Rollins Alfred Johnson George Steagler of Slater Frank J. Hardenbrook Marion Lodge A. F A. M Masonic Temple

Germans envision British alliance as potential base for future ties

Berlin reports officials see alliance or close cooperation with Britain after the naval accord. Nazi leaders call the pact a master stroke that frees England from Anglo German sea competition and pledges equality with Britain, signaling a shift from Versailles resentment.

Berlin Great Britain Germany Fuehrer Britain England Third Reich Hitler

Propose Shutting Down 125 Miles Of M. and St. L. In Iowa

Minneapolis AP receivers Lu cien Sprague and John Junell asked a federal court in Minneapolis for authority to abandon 125.7 miles of Minneapolis and St. Louis branch lines in Iowa. The lines include Angus to Kale Junction Spencer to Storm Lake Algona to Corwith Newburg to Van Cleve G and M junction to Montezuma. The lines have been unprofitable due to declining traffic and require extensive repairs and many wooden bridges posing fire hazards.

Minneapolis Minneapolis and St. Louis Iowa Lucien C. Sprague John Junell Interstate Commerce Commission Angus Kale Junction Spencer Storm Lake Algona Corwith Newburg van Cleve G. & M. Junction Montezuma

20 000 May Be Aided By Michigan Pension

More than 20 000 persons may receive benefits under Michigan's new old age pension statute. Benefits do not exceed 30 dollars a month, funded by a 2 million dollar state appropriation and potential 2 million dollar federal match. Eligibility includes age 70 (65 after 1940), US citizenship, ten years residency, need, and no other support.

Lansing Mich Michigan United States

U S Declares War on Erosion Waste

A blue shirted field brigade prepares broader soil conservation efforts as the Soil Conservation Service expands work. In test plots across the nation soil loss is weighed to gauge erosion, with crops and fallow strips showing wide variation in soil loss and water runoff.

Washington Soil Conservation Service

Cedar Rapids Welcomes First Carloads Of Canned Beer

Cedar Rapids joins Rockford in receiving the nation’s first two carloads of canned beer from Pabst in a national distribution test. The new method, after three years and $200000, aims to fit on refrigerators, reduce breakage, and offer easy tapping. Witwer Grocery distributes the product locally.

Cedar Rapids Rockford Ill Pabst Company Gazette Phillip Morris Pabst Milwaukee Witwer Grocer Company

American Negroes Leave Abyssinian Capital Far Coast

A Reuters report says a group of American Negroes departed Addis Ababa for Djibouti, the Addis Ababa railway terminus on the French Somali coast. Earlier, about a hundred Italians including missionaries had reached Djibouti, as Joseph Avenol plans to return to the continent after talks on concurring Italy concessions in Abyssinia.

Gondon INS Addis Ababa Abyssinia Djibouti Reuter Joseph Avenol League of Nations League Italy

Hull statement hints at possible League session in July

Foreign office spokesmen said nothing confirmed about rumors of a special League of Nations council session set for July 25 to review arbitration failures. If Abyssinian representatives agree to resume talks, Italy would join with no objections, as long as League lines are followed. The rules aim to determine responsibility for the war that sparked the current crisis, regardless of frontier disputes.

Hull Foreign Office League of Nations Council Italy League

Judge Ring Speaks on Liberty and Social Justice at Cedar Rapids

Judge H C Ring delivered an address Friday evening at the Cedar Rapids Methodist church titled Liberty License Social Justice. Sponsored by the church Brotherhood and overseen by Rev J Bruce Eyestone. The program included vocal duets by Jean and Ruth Minish with Mrs A R Minish, instrumental solos by Mitt Stoneking, and a prayer by Rev Eyestone.

Bertram H. C. Ring Cédar Rapids Methodist Church Brotherhood of the Church J. Bruce Eyestone Jean Ruth Minish A. R. Minish Mitt Stoneking Mr. Eyestone

Airmen Allowed Casual Use of Emergency Fields

Licensed airmen and aircraft may now use department of commerce emergency fields for casual use as well as for forced landings, it has been announced, provided they comply with regulations pertaining thereto.

Department of Commerce

Blind veterans forge self-sufficient village in Austria

The Vetronik settlement near Belgrade started seven years ago to aid blinded World War I veterans. Dr V Ramadanovic matched 30 blind men with 60 wives, creating cottages farms and livestock with guaranteed markets. From 60 founders the community grew to 300 with no births of blind children.

Vienna INS Austrian War Veterans’ Bureau Jugoslavia Vetronik Belgrade V. Ramadanovic Zemun Austria Veterans’ Bureau

Davenport Man To Face Iowa Charge On Parole Violation

Davenport resident John Schnitter will be sought by the Iowa parole board for parole violation after release from an Illinois state prison. He was sentenced to Anamosa with Harry Frisbie for auto theft and paroled, then jailed in Illinois on another charge. He is wanted to serve the remainder of his term at Anamosa.

Des Moines Iowa John Schnitter Davenport Schnitter Illinois Anamosa Harry Frisbie

Bomber and Attack Planes Compared in Air Roles

Bomber and attack aircraft perform distinct missions with attack planes flying at low altitudes while bombers operate high in the sky to carry out their duties.

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