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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1935

Page

6

Mrs Boucher Honored At Tea At Erwin Home

Adrienne Boucher of New York City visiting Miss Nelle Erwin at 528 Vernon Dr SE was honored at a Te a given by Miss Erwin and Mrs S N Berry. Over 100 friends attended. Flowers included Gladiolus Jarkspur and pink sweet peas. Punch was served by L J Storey and Rosemary Payne, later by Robert Toms and James Y Canfield.

Adrienne Boucher New York City Nelle Erwin Vernon Drive Miss Erwin S. N. Berry Erwin Rosemary Payne Robert Toms James Y. Canfield Lulu Engleman Welty Boucher John T. Massey Park Avenue SE J. P. Johnston

Announce Blind Bogey Winners at Cedar Rapids Club

Winners of the women's blind bogey at Cedar Rapids Country Club were Mrs. Harry Hunter Miss Betty Neuzil and Mrs. James Y Canfield with more than twenty five players. Golf balls were prizes. A post tournament episode noted Betty Neuzil and Art Steingraber played Kathleen Carey and George Scott with Steingraber and Neuzil defeated. Carey shot 89.

Cedar Rapids Country Club Harry Hunter Betty Neuzil James Y. Canfield Art Steingraber Bob McCrary Kathleen Carey

Miss Johnson Hosts Mrs. Frances Mitchell Guest in City

Mrs. Frances Mitchell of Chicago is visiting Miss Lelia Johnson at 1100 First Avenue East after arriving last weekend. Mitchell will spend some time in the city as a guest.

Lelia Johnson First Avenue E Frances Mitchell Chicago

Guests of Mrs Smith depart after visit from Pasadena trio

Mrs Alice Henson of Pasadena former Cedar Rapids, Dr Anna Starling and Gregory Turk of Pasadena left Monday after several days with Mrs Ella D Smith at 1021 Third Ave SE. They embark on an extensive motor trip to Yellowstone. Herbert H Smith of Ardmore Pa will return Wednesday after a week with his mother following a month at his home.

Alice Henson Pasadena Cedar Rapids Anna Starling Gregory Turk Ella D. Smith Third Avenue SE Yellowstone Park Herbert H. Smith Ardmore

Mur r ay family heads home after east coast trip

Dr and Mrs William G Murray of Ames with their children David and Jean Ann left Tuesday after a short visit with Dr Murray's parents at 1829 B avenue NE. They traveled home from the east where Mrs Murray and the children spent six weeks in Lancaster Pennsylvania visiting Mrs Murray's parents. They were joined two weeks ago by Dr Murray and spent a week at Cape May New Jersey.

William G Murray Ames David Jean Ann Dr. Murray F. G. Murray B Avenue Murray Lancaster

Guest visit from Miss Martin and Miss Tobler at Linden Drive

Miss Martha Beardsley of 2149 Linden drive SE will host Miss Mariette Martin of Sioux City and Miss Suzanne Tobler of New Haven Conn this week. The trio expect to arrive this evening from Lake Okoboji where they have been enjoying time at the Martin cottage and previously attended Miss Madrona's school in Washington DC.

Martha Beardsley Linden Drive Mariette ‘Martin Sioux City Suzanne Tobler New Haven Conn Lake Okoboji Martin Cottage Miss Martin Miss Tobler Miss Beardsley Miss Maderna Washington, DC

Pre-Nuptial Tea For Miss Boegel Held At Home

Thelma Boegel and Maxine Boegel hosted forty friends at a tea for Miss Leone Boegel this afternoon at the Boegel residence. Mrs. Harry Sumbers presided. Several further affairs are planned later in the week ahead of Miss Boegel’s July 24 marriage to Chester Crowell of Cedar Rapids.

Leone Boegel Thelma Boegel Maxine Boegel Boegel First Avenue E Harry Summers Miss Boegel Chester Crowell Cedar Rapids

Ericksons Visit Cedar Rapids Area Friends Then Plan Wyoming Trip

Mr and Mrs E N Ericksons and their children Mitchel Marjorie and Alice visit Cedar Rapids area friends including Mr and Mrs M R Warren and Mr and Mrs Frank C Waples before leaving Wednesday. The group dined at Commonwealth tea room and played bridge at W H Bailey home. The Ericksons will travel to Wyoming Ia to visit relatives.

E. H. Erickson Washington, D. C Mitchel Marjorie Alice M. R. Warren Fifth Avenue SE Frank C. Waples Forest Drive Ericksons Cedar Rapids Commonwealth Tea Room W. H. Bailey Park Avenue SE Wyoming, Ia

Wilton Junction Bride Weds Muscatine Man in Candlelight

Miss Harriet Mason daughter of Dr and Mrs H P Mason married Carl F Schomberg of Muscatine in a candle lit ceremony at the bride's home. The couple planned a western honeymoon to the Black Hills and Yellowstone Park with Rev C W Pfeiffer performing the service.

Iowa Wesleyan College State Bank Muscatine Black Hills Yellowstone Park

Local travelers recall Black Hills trip and balloon attempt

A group including Miss Maxine Bendorf and Mr and Mrs William Bendorf of Sixteenth Street SE along with Mr and Mrs Glenn Winchell and Miss Jane Stoddard of Nineteenth Street SE returned from a South Dakota visit. They stayed at the Brown ranch in Rapid City and witnessed an unsuccessful stratosphere balloon ascent attempt.

Black Hills South Dakota Maxine Bendorf William Bendorf Sixteenth Street Glenn Winchell Fourteenth Street Jane Stoddard Nineteenth Street Gordon Brown Rapid City S. D

Munger Hosts Bridge Party for Visiting Teege Family

Miss Maurene Munger at First Avenue E entertained visitors Jean and Margaret Teege of Beverly Hills Calif who are in Marion to visit relatives. The bridge party included Misses Teege Beardsley Jones Munger Eby Curry Cock er Misak Hamilton and Markert among others.

Maurine Munger First Avenue E Jean Margaret Teege Beverly Hills Calif Marion Teeges Cedar Rapids Teege Betty Beardsley Madge Jones Elizabeth Munger Frances Eby Geanne Curry Cecily Cocker Marcella Misak Mary Ellen Hamilton Coggon Margaret Markert Louisa

Rose Without a Thorn Read by Local Art Club

In the morning on Mrs. Isaac B. Smith’s upper terrace members of the Art club read aloud Bax’s play The Rose Without a Thorn. Out of town guests included Mrs. Frances Mitchell of Chicago visiting Miss Lelia Johnson and Miss Gertrude Hull of Milwaukee visiting Mrs. D. W. Warren and Mr. Warren, with Mrs. Frederick Seely as a guest of Mrs. M. F. Seely.

Isaac B. Smith Country Club Drive Art Club Bax Frances Mitchell Chicago Lelia Johnson First Avenue E Gertrude Hull Milwaukee D. W. Warren Warren Carroll Avenue SE Frederick Seely Mr. Seely

Guests of Krumboltz Return to Their Homes

Mrs. J Ruskin Jones of Grand Rapids Michigan and Mrs. Anna Longacre of Allentown Pennsylvania returned home Monday after two weeks with their daughter and niece Mrs. Dwight Krumboltz of 2231 Fifth Avenue SE. Several entertaining affairs were given in their honor during the visit.

J. Ruskin Jones Grand Rapids Mich Anna Longacre Allentown Dwight Krumboltz Fifth Avenue SE Krumboltz

Ramsey couple ends two week eastern motor trip

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ramsey of 1733 Second Avenue SE returned Sunday from a two week motor tour through the east. Their daughter Mrs. Lester Burmeister of Chicago joined them. They visited Albany Niagara Falls the White Mountains Portland Boston and Gettysburg before a Chicago weekend stay and final return.

J. H

Birthday Picnic Honors C. W. Bills and Friends

A Riverside park picnic Sunday celebrated the birthdays of C. W. Bills Mrs. Lucy Carrier and Henry Bolton. attendees included Annie Bills Douglas Marsh Vera Rowley Cedar Rapids families C. W. Bills Vinton families Ed ward Bills Norma Wendell Bills Billy Frank Bills Marion Charles Bills Elzo Bis Mildred Morkr Center Point Carl Bills Dell Miller Charles Carrier Walker Henry Bolton and two sons Quasqueton.

C. W. Bills Lucy Carrier Henry Bolton Riverside Park Annie Bills Douglas Marsh Vera Rowley Cedar Rapids Vinton Edward Bills Norma Wendell Bills Billy Frank Bills Marion Charles Bills, Jr Elzo Bis Mildred Morkr Carl Bills Center Point Dell Miller Charles Carrier Walker Quasqueton

Linen shower honors Miss Kathryn Barrett at Brady home

The Misses Mary and Nell Brady entertained twenty guests at 1408 Third Avenue SE with a buffet supper and bridge on Monday night in honor of Miss Kathryn Barrett. Prizes were awarded by Mrs. J A Wicke and Miss Anna Barrett.

Mary and Nell Brady Third Avenue SE Kathryn Barrett J A. Wicke Anna Barrett

New York and Philadelphia visitors visit Miss Weaver on Park Ave

Mrs. Benjamin E. Logsdon and her children Ruth and John of New York City along with Mrs. and Mrs. M. J. Maguire of Philadelphia are visiting Miss Charlotte Weaver at 1549 Park Avenue SE before traveling to Ayrshire for an extended relatives visit.

Benjamin E. Logsdon Ruth and John New York City M. J. Maguire Philadelphia Charlotte Weaver Park Avenue SE Ayrshire

Miss Virginia Beadles Plans Cedar Rapids Visit

Miss Virginia Beadles of Los Angeles arrived last weekend and will visit her grandmother Mrs Irene McMickle and other relatives and friends in Cedar Rapids and Marion.

Virginia Beadles Los Angeles Irene McMickle Cedar Rapids Marion

Hager Family Plans Year and a Half Abroad

Mr and Mrs D E Hager of Chicago with their son in law and daughter visit New York before sailing from Montreal to Europe. They expect to be away about a year and a half. Mrs Hager is sister of Mrs Margary Rice of 827 Tenth Street SW.

D. E. Hager Chicago Katie Sourney Tenth Street New York Mr. Hager Montreal Europe

Visitor from San Francisco Calls on Cedar Rapids Friends

Em Wachter of San Francisco left after a brief visit with Mr and Mrs J W Quass at 8086 Avenue NW and Miss Ethel Maher at 2529 First Avenue E. He was returning home from a business trip that took him to Chicago New York and Philadelphia. In New York he stayed with C J Newcomb and J F Lilley, both former Cedar Rapids residents.

Em) Wachter San Francisco J. W. Quass Avenue NW Ethel Maher First Avenue Chicago New York Philadelphia C. J. Newcomb J. F. Lilley Cedar Rapids

Miss Jeanne Phillips Heads to Minnesota Visit

Jeanne Phillips and her sister Geral dine Phillips travel from their home at 1002 Seventeenth Street NE to Delavan Minnesota for the summer to visit their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Le Roy Spratte.

Jeanne Geraldine Phillips W. M. Phillips Seventeenth Street Delavan, Minn le Roy Spratte

Harold Hall Heads to Houston for Two-Week Visit

Harold Hall, son of Mrs. Lulu Hall of 210 Sixth Street NW, departed Monday evening for Houston, Texas, where he will spend two weeks with his brother Judson Hall.

Harold Hall Lulu Hall Sixth Street NW Houston Tex Judson Hall

Birthday party honors Roger William Bollinger

Mrs. R. H. Bollinger hosted a Monday afternoon celebration for her son Roger William’s first birthday at 1315 Second avenue SE. Guests included Diane Carthers Jackie Worthan Betty Rae Rosenberger Virginia Lazio and Darlene Sperring.

R. H. Bollinger Second Avenue SE Roger William Diane Carthers Jackie Worthan Betty Rae Rosenberger Virginia Lazio Darlene Sperring

Jodie George Celebrates Third Birthday At Home

Mrs J A George hosted a party at 1018 Fifth Street NW for her son Jodie on his third birthday. Decorations featured Scotch terrier dog pictures with balloons Scotty caps and black and red color scheme. Guests included Robbie Weldon Lonnie Weldon Jackie Scott Phyllis Lee Donald Templeman Elayne Bauer Shirley Marsh Joyce Marsh Janet Lee McMillan Rose Mary Prout Eileen Prout Jack Fulton Mary Catherine Prout Margaret Ann Prout Doris Marie Gallagher and Johnny Gallagher.

J. A. George Fifth Street Jodie Bobbie Lonnie Weldon Jackie Scott Phyllis Lee Donald Templeman Elayne Bauer Shirley Joyce Marsh Janet Lee McMillan Rose Mary Eileen Prout Jack Fulton Mary Catherine Margaret Ann Prout Doris Marie Johnny Gallagher

Edith Bryant and Claire Neff Wed in Marion

Edith Elma Bryant daughter of Mrs Una Bryant and Claire R Neff of Marion wed at First Evangelical church in a 8 o clock double ring ceremony officiated by Rev George Stau ffer. The bride wore light blue taffeta and carried Johanna Hill roses and white sweet peas. The couple will reside in Marion after a trip to Denver.

First Evangelical Church Edith Elma Bryant Una Bryant Eighth Street Claire R. Neff Marion J. A. Neff George Stauffacher Johanna Hill Ruby Neff Lloyd Bryant Mr. Neff Lenore Stark L. A. Talbott Unn Bryant Charlene Canady Bernice Ammons Clarence Reece Neff Grant High School Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls Georgetown College Washington, D. C Balster Furniture Company Denver

Balik Prymek Wed At St. Wenceslaus Church

Miss Adeline Balik and Lewis Prymek married Monday in a single ring ceremony at St. Wenceslaus Church. Attendants included maid of honor Celia Balik and best man Louis Balik. The couple will reside near Ainsworth where Prymek farms.

Adeline Balik Karolina Balik Sixth Street Lewis Prymek Mary Prymek Ainsworth St. Wenceslaus Church Father Servey Celia Balik Louis Balik Johanna Hill Z. C. B. J. Hall Mr. Prymek

Cunning and Swanson Return Home From Illinois Visit

Beverly Jane Cunning and Emily Swanson of Moline Illinois will return home Wednesday after ten days with Miss Cunning's grandparents Mr and Mrs J C Cunning at 711 Fifteenth Street SE in their home town.

Beverly Jane Cunning Emily Swanson Moline Ill Miss Cunning J. C. Cunning Fifteenth Street

Neffs Leave St Louis After Weekend Visit

Mr and Mrs George W Neff of St Louis left Sunday after a weekend with Mr and Mrs George Hoke at 1015 Third Avenue SW They then planned to visit Dennis Jacobs near Marengo in a short road trip

George W. Neff St. Louis George Hoke Third Avenue Dennis Jacobs Marengo

Acorn Club Meets At Mrs Vavarka Home For Luncheon

The Acorn club holds its regular monthly meeting Thursday afternoon at Mrs William Vavarka’s residence 2400 B Avenue NE. Mrs M M Keith oversees the program and entertainment. The hostess will serve a luncheon.

Acorn Club William Vavarka B. Avenue NE M. M. Keith

Nine Cedar Rapids Country Club Directors Meet for Luncheon

Nine directors of the Cedar Rapids Country Club met for a noontime luncheon at the club followed by a brief meeting.

The Cedar Rapids

Engagement of Ruth Sova to Albin Womochil announced

Mr and Mrs James C Sova announce the engagement of their daughter Ruth M Sova to Albin P Womochil son of Mr and Mrs William Womochil of Fairfax The announcement was made at a Sunday evening party attended by a long list of family and friends including the Womochils and Sovas and several others.

James C. Sova Eighth Street SE Ruth M. Sova Albin P. Womochil William Womochil Fairfax Sova Bill Edgar Francis Voss Joe Voss Jerry Khlinsky Anna Mae Leonard Brush Lucille Kasper Elsie Verba Martha Womochil Ruth M Sova Albin Womochil Frank Hembera Charles J. Sova Leon A. Sova Lester Claypool

Privatsky Halsch Tie in Cedar Rapids Marriage

Mr and Mrs C J Privatsky announce the marriage of their daughter Loven to Leo Halsch. The ceremony was at St Matthew's rectory with Rev J D Kearn performing. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Marvin Gates. They plan a short trip and will live in Cedar Rapids. Halsch works for Quaker Oats.

C J. Privatsky Second Avenue Lovern Leo Halsch A. Halsch Avenue St. Matthew's Church J. D. Kearn Marvin Gates Cedar Rapids Halsch Quaker Oats Company

What’s In Fashion Juniors Evening Dresses

In a brisk survey of junior Miss style, satin and chiffon dominate evening wear. Satin outfits with wrap or modified capes, bold rhinestone accents, and brocaded textures lead a sleek, glittering trend. Pleated chiffon dresses, cool organza and organdie gowns, and fitted bodices appear with bright colors and varied necklines.

York

Postville Bride Weds In Community Presbyterian Ceremony

Ida Belle Brooks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Brooks of Postville, marries Lawrence H. Hofer son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hofer of Lansing in a single ring service at the Community Presbyterian Church. The bride, a Postville High and Iowa State Teachers College alumna, taught rural schools and served in the Presbyterian Sunday school. The couple plan a motor trip through Iowa and Illinois and will reside in Postville.

Postville G. A. Brooks Ida_ Belle Lawrence H. Hofer Samuel Hofer Lansing Community Presbyterian Church R. Franklin Paneway Lawrence Hefer Bess Brooks Wilson Lange Presbyterian Sunday School

Local Sorority Members Appointed to National Offices

Two local members of Beta Phi Alpha are named to national posts. Violet Snyder becomes national program chairman and Nadine Menary is advisor to the grand council trustees. Judith Williams of Boone gains national pledge training chairman. Maybelle Young of Chicago attends with Snyder and Menary at Lake Geneva convention ending July 4.

Beta Phi Alpha Sorority Violet Snyder Nadine Menary Grand Council Judith Williams Boone Coe College Miss Snyder Miss Menary Miss Williams Maybelle Young Chicago Beta Phi Alpha College Camp Lake Geneva Miss Young Coe

Cattle rustlers use car to move stolen cows to market

Two men are under arrest in Colfax Louisiana accused of shooting cows and hauling them to market in a passenger automobile. The case marks a new twist in cattle theft as authorities investigate the method and link the suspects to rustling activities in the area.

Colfax

Laval Submits 23 Economy Decrees to Cabinet

Premier Pierre Laval presented twenty three economy decrees to the French cabinet in Paris as he seeks to lift morale and bolster the franc amid a large deficit. He warned against fabricating money, stressing his use of extended powers granted by parliament.

Paris Pierre Laval France

O'Meara's To Increase Sales Floor By 50 Percent

O'Meara Clothing, 214 Second Avenue SE, will add about 50 percent to its sales area. A $5,000 project to construct the addition has started with Joe Faltis handling the contract. The new space, at the rear extending to the alley, aims to relieve congestion and will be finished in about thirty days without closing the store.

O'Meara Second Avenue SE Joe Faltis H. D. O'Meara O’meara

Pusateri Appears as Council Delays Beer Permit Transfer

G A Pusateri told the city council he seeks a class B permit transfer from 1446 First Avenue E to 1229 Avenue NE to boost sales. The council, having refused the transfer previously, adjourned without action. He has also applied for a class C permit at 1446 First Avenue E.

Pusateri Council G. A. Pusateri First Avenue E Avenue NE Frank K. Hahn

Kretschmar Family Hosts Minneapolis Visitor

Mr and Mrs John Kretschmar hosted a family gathering at their Zika avenue NW home on Sunday to honor their daughter Mrs Paul King of Minneapolis. King and her two children Paul and Maxine spent three weeks with relatives. Mr King arrived Saturday and returned Monday with his wife and children.

John Kretschmar Zika Avenue NW Paul King Minneapolis Paul Maxine Mr. King

School Board Weighs Appeal On Foremen Pay Ruling

The board delayed paying Max Mildenstein 1414 and O F Paulson 1252 40 after a district court ordered the payments for foremen on six year high school projects. Joseph Sadowsky urged an appeal arguing the decree lacked stated reasons. Charles Penningroth’s motion to pay failed for lack of a second.

Joseph Sadowsky Max Mildenstein O. F. Paulson Board of Education A_ district court Mildenstein Paulson Sadowsky Charles Penningroth PWA

City Bribes and Personals

Thomas Avery of Shirley Gold Mining in Boise Idaho arrived Monday for a family visit at 1958 B avenue NE. The state tax office in the Chamber of Commerce building will stay open until 4 p.m. Saturday for tax returns. Leon Arthur recovering from July 8 Iowa City operation, convalescing at his sister Mrs. Park Griggs home in Wellman. Mrs. Paul Huston attended Mercy hospital Monday night for minor injuries from a slip and fall on Rockford road SW. she left the hospital. Edith Avery reported theft of a gold wrist watch with black leather band from her car near I avenue and Vernal street NW Sunday night. watch valued at $30.

Thomas Avery Shirley Gold Mining Corporation Boise Idaho B Avenue NE Chamber of Commerce Leon Arthur Eighth Street Iowa City Park Griggs Wellman Paul Huston Rockford Road Mercy Hospital Edith Avery First Avenue W I Avenue Vernal Street NW Avery Cedar River

Car Stolen and Recovered Near Allison Hotel

John Brimer of 1408 A street NW reported a car stolen from the alley behind the Allison hotel on Monday evening. A slender young man with a small bundle was seen driving off in the vehicle, which was found abandoned about an hour later near the west city limits. No arrest was made.

John Brimer Avenue NW Allison Hotel

Four Navy Recruits Pass Tests and Begin Training

Four young men accepted for naval service by the local recruiting office have passed their final tests at the Des Moines office and left for three months training in San Diego California before active duty. The accepted include Norman W Seaton son of J H Seaton 912 Tenth street SE Richard M Strauss son of Mrs Anna Strauss 930 Sixteenth avenue SW Bill De Priest son of Mrs Jane De Priest 111 Twenty-ninth Street SE.

Des Moines San Diego Calif Nor Man W. Seaton J. H. Seaton Tenth Street Richard M. Strauss Anna Strauss Sixteenth Avenue Bill de Priest Jane de Priest

School Board Approves Secretary and Treasurer Reports

The board of education on Monday night approved the secretary and treasurer reports to the county superintendent of schools. The routine action includes figures on attendance, ownership of real estate, expenditures and related information.

Board of Education County Superintendent of Schools

Interdenominational Fishermen's Club Service at Sunshine Mission

The Interdenominational Fishermen's Club conducts a service at Sunshine Mission today at 7 45 p m George A Youtzy will speak Participants include Arthur Baxter J L Fox David Hunter G W Shakespeare and Walter Camp in the program

Interdenominational Fishermen's Club Sunshine Mission George A. Youtzy Arthur Baxter J. L. Fox David Hunter G. W. Shakespeare Walter Camp

Riverside Playground Community Night Gives Local Talent

Riverside playground hosts a varied program of sports races dancing and films tonight. Pupils from the Madigan School of Dancing perform a routine after a Roosevelt hotel team versus Colored Giants baseball game. A record crowd of 850 attended last week. Public invited.

Riverside Riverside Playground Madigan School of Dancing Roosevelt Hotel Colored Giants

Worker Fractures in Grease Vat at Wilson and Co Plant

William Schultz of 524 Fifth Avenue SE was burned when he slipped and fell into a vat of hot grease at the Wilson and Company packing plant where he works. He was taken to St Luke's hospital at 11 p.m. Monday with burns on his back and left hand. His condition was fair Tuesday and he remained hospitalized.

William Schultz Fifth Avenue SE St. Luke's Hospital Wilson and Company Schultz

Warrant Issued For Larceny In Sheriff's Case

Mary Hybl of 1107 Eighth Street SE reported that a man known as Speed Briles and an unnamed companion visited her home and attempted to get her to drink alcohol. The companion allegedly stole $5 from her residence. Hybl obtained a warrant for Briles' arrest on larceny charges. The other man was described as dark complexioned and about 200 pounds.

Mary Hybl Eighth Street Speed Briles Briles Miss Hybl

Frankel Returns From East With Fall-Winter Stock

Frankel's ready-to-wear proprietor Mr. Frankel came back Sunday from New York and Chicago where he bought fall and winter coats dresses and suits for women. He says retailers report brisk markets and expects a high fashion season after the depression. Optometric Assn Picnic planned at Eldora Country Club with golf at 9 a.m. and lunch at 1 p.m. Dr. Ernest H. Kiekenapp will speak on the national optometric convention.

Optometric Ass’n Optometric Association Eldora Country Club Ernest H. Kiekenapp Faribault, Minn American Optometric Association Association

Loudy's Last Meeting in City Auditorium

Evangelist Adlai Loudy will speak on Walking Worthily Of Our Calling at the final home gathering hosted by Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Patterson at 1115 First Avenue E. The talk caps a series of community lectures in the theater last week, with plans for Loudy's return to the city for another course.

Loudy Adlai Loudy Tennessee W. D. Patterson First Avenue E

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