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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1939

Page

4

Adolph Topinkas Return From Wisconsin Vacation

Mr and Mrs Adolph Topinkas of 1228 Third Ave SE returned from a Wisconsin vacation visiting Mr and Mrs Stanley Kriz of Necedah and staying at the Brainerd resort on Lake Courdenay Accompanying them were Mrs Topinkas mother Mrs Helen Kacena Stark and Miss Libbie Stranik Morse Bluff Neb who will visit Mrs Stark for several weeks They also stopped in Minneapolis on the way home.

Adolph Topinka Third Avenue SE Wisconsin Stanley Kriz Necedah Wis Brainerd Lake Courdenay Topinka Helen Kacena Stark Fourth Avenue SE Minneapolis Libbie Stranik Morse Bluff, Neb University of Minnesota Miss Stranik Stark

Luncheon Parties Fill Cedar Rapids Country Club Scene

Breezes swept the Cedar Rapids Country Club dining porch as hostesses staged luncheons for visitors and departing guests. Mrs. Edward C. Clark entertained Mrs. Frank B. Race of Coral Gables Florida, with others including Miss Helen Larimer hosting a farewell luncheon for Mrs. Warren Fankhaanel. Guests from Oak Park Illinois Wyoming and local addresses attended, with tables decked in yellow and white gladiolas.

Cedar Rapids Country Club Frank B. Race Coral Gables Fla Edward C. Clark Grande Avenue SE Race Racene Cottage Grove Avenue Helen Larimer Fifth Avenue SE Warren R. Fankhanel Blake Boulevard Fankhanels Ann St. Paul Betty Buckingham Oak Park Ill Betty Jane Levien Wyoming Marjorie Deacon Knollwood Drive Patricia Graves

Canfield Dinner Party on Cedar River

Mr and Mrs James Y Canfield hosted a Monday evening dinner party at their Cedar River Yacht Club scene with dancing and speed boat rides. Guests included Miss Jean Figge of Ossian visiting her brother Reginald B Figge and Mrs Figge.

Cedar River James Y. Canfield Second Avenue SE Jean Figge Ossian Reginald B. Figge Figge

Washington visitors plan Boone trip this week

Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCrea and their son Don and S. N. Harris of Washington, D. C., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lester C. Chadima at 2500 Washington avenue SE. They will travel to Boone Wednesday morning for several days of visiting and then return for a longer stay.

Paul McCrea Don S. N. Harris Washington, D. C Lester C. Chadima Washington Avenue SE Boone

Frank L Buser Birthday Dinner at Roosevelt Hotel

Mr and Mrs Frank L Buser host a dinner party in the Florentine room at the Roosevelt hotel tonight to celebrate Mr Busers birthday. Seating is for thirty and guests will remain at the hotel after the dinner.

Frank L. Busers Florentine Roosevelt Hotel Frank L. Buser B Avenue NE Mr. Buser Mrs. Files

Sargent Family Returns From Chicago Visit

Mr and Mrs Amor H Sargent of 2237 Washington Ave SE return home to Cleveland after several days in Chicago with their grandson George Karch his mother Mrs George Karch and brother Sargent Karch joining them on the trip.

Amor H. Sargent Washington Avenue Chicago George Karch Little Sargent Karch Cleveland

Frederick Seelys Visit Mrs Seely Home

Mr and Mrs Frederick F Seely of Meadville Pennsylvania and their children Jon and Mary stay with Mrs M F Seely at 1903 Second Avenue SE while Mrs Seely travels in Europe.

Frederick F. Seely Meadville, Pa Jon Mary Mr. Seely M. F. Seely Second Avenue SE Mrs. Seely Europe

D A R Broadcast Time Change for Democracy Talk

The radio talk Enthusiasm for Democracy by Dwight Krumholtz on D A R state radio over WMT has been moved from 3 30 p m to 4 p m Wednesday.

Dwight Krumholtz WMT

Margie Race Honored At Swim Party

A luncheon at Cedar Rapids Country Club honored Margie Race daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank B Race of Coral Gables Florida. Elizabeth and Billie Riordan grandchildren of Mr and Mrs Avenue SE entertained with swimming later. guests included Pamela Shackell Charlotte Trewin Susan Shaffer Ann Wadsworth Joan Killian Mary Helen Armstrong Polly Green and Louise Blaul.

Cedar Rapids Country Club Elizabeth Billie Riordan Edward C. Clark Grande Avenue SE Margie Race Frank B. Race Coral Gables Fla Pamela Shackell Charlotte Trewin Susan Shaffer Ann Wadsworth Joan Killian Mary Helen Armstrong Polly Green Louise Blaul

Charles Knox Jr Plans Eastern Trip

Charles Knox Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charles S Knox 350 Pleasant Drive SE will leave Wednesday evening for a two weeks trip through the east He will visit relatives in Fredericksburg Va and in Wethersfield Conn He will also spend time in Washington D C and New York City

Charles Knox, Jr Charles S. Knox Pleasant Drive East Fredericksburg Wethersfield, Conn Washington, D. C New York City

Dinner for Mrs Files former Syracuse resident hosted by Marshall couple

Courtesy dinner for Mrs Henry M Files of Syracuse formerly of this city given by Mr and Mrs Clare R Marshall at 305 Crescent Street SE on Tuesday evening. Guests include Prof and Mrs Frederick M Pownall Dr and Mrs Dean M Lierle and Prof and Mrs N G Alcock from Iowa City.

Henry M. Files Syracuse N. Y Clare R. Marshall Crescent Street Frederick M. Pownall Dean M. Lierle N. G. Alcock Iowa City

Chapmans Return From East After World's Fair Trip

Dr and Mrs Robert M Chapman of 251 Twenty third Street Drive SE have returned from a week long vacation in Philadelphia and New York City where they attended the world’s fair.

Robert M. Chapman Twenty-third Street Drive Philadelphia New York City

Ladies Auxiliary Picnic at Daniels Park

The Ladies auxiliary to the Typographical union No. 192 and families met at Daniels Park for a Sunday picnic supper. Forty five attended and enjoyed card and game entertainments. next auxiliary meeting is scheduled for August 16.

Typographical Union No Daniels Park

Glackin Family Hosts Visitors This Week

Mrs. Mary Walker of York Pennsylvania visits her brother H. H. Glackin at 1726 Avenue NE this week. Glenn Glackin of Chicago spent the weekend with his grandparents in Sterling Colorado.

H. H. Glackin 1726 Avenue NE Mr. Glackin Mary Walker York, Pa Sterling, Colo Glenn Glackin Chicago

Weekend guests at Dr. F. G. Young residence

Donald Young of Minneapolis Mrs Ralph T Young of Rice Lake Wis and her children George and Ann and Dr Eugene Parker of Davenport were weekend guests in the home of Dr and Mrs F G Young at 953 Center Point road NE.

Donald Young Minneapolis Ralph T. Young Rice Lake Wis George and Ann Eugene Parker Davenport F. G. Young Center Point Road

Birthday Dinner Honors Andrew Snodgrass Friends

A birthday dinner honored Andrew Snodgrass of 5060 Avenue NE. Attendees included Mrs. Laura Hess, Mr. and Mrs. James Nye, Miss Edna Newkirk, Miss Dora Lee Douda, Mr. and Mrs. James Rogers, Miss Iona Warner, Ray Warner, and Francis Rogers.

Andrew Snodgrass Avenue NE Laura Hess James Nye Edna Newkirk Dora Lee Douda James Rogers Iona Warner Ray Warner Francis Rogers

Mrs Balous and daughter return from New York World’s Fair trip

Mrs R J Balous of 1409 Sixth Avenue SE and her daughter Gladys returned Monday after a trip to the New York world’s fair. They traveled from Detroit to Buffalo by boat and visited in Chicago Atlantic City Washington Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.

R. J. Balous Sixth Avenue SE Gladys Detroit Buffalo Chicago Atlantic City Washington, D. C Pittsburgh Philadelphia

Return From Wisconsin Vacation Ends For Families

Returning Monday after a two weeks vacation at Superior and Minong Wisconsin were Mr and Mrs Bearold Beerkrem 217 Seventeenth street SE and their daughter Linda Mr and Mrs Paul Beech 2926 D avenue NE and their son Kenneth and Mrs Cora Wenger Carlton apartments

Superior Minong Wis Bearold Beerkrem Seventeenth Street Linda Paul Beech D Avenue NE Kenneth Cora Wenger Carlton Apartments

Jack Tewalt Returns From George Washington High School

Jack Tewalt, son of Mr and Mrs Perle Tewalt of 609 Avenue NE, returned Sunday from Los Angeles where he graduated from George Washington High School. He had attended school there for the past nine months.

Jack Tewalt Perle Tewalt Avenue NE Los Angeles George Washington High School

Mrs. Royster Returns From Detroit Visit

Mrs. Elwood Royster of 214 Fourth Street NW has returned home after a three week stay in Detroit with her sister Mrs. Bertha Gray.

Elwood Royster Fourth Street Detroit Bertha Gray

Helen Koutnik and Robert Hewitt Wed in St Wenceslaus Church

The ceremony occurred Saturday at 7 am in St Wenceslaus with Rev Msgr August Vojacek officiating. Helen Koutnik married Robert G Hewitt as a rose and gladiola adorned celebration followed with a breakfast and reception at the bride’s home. The couple will reside at 1513 Seventeenth Avenue SE.

Helen V. ,Koutnik Leon Koutnik Seventeenth Avenue SE Robert G. Hewitt Rita Mae Pisarik Johanna Hill Mary Louise Hewitt Charles Parazil Harold Kolda Waubeek Betty Louise Barbara Lou Tickal Louis Tickal Charles Shelutin Davenport

Henton Couple Start Western Trip to Casper Wyoming

Mr and Mrs Verne Henton of 2413 C avenue NE departed Monday for Casper Wyoming to visit Mrs Henton s sister Mrs N J Leonard and her husband Leonard secretary of Casper Chamber of Commerce formerly Cedar Rapids assistant secretary They had just returned from a Gull Lake Minnesota fishing trip with Mr and Mrs Orville S Dorland of 1024 Ninth street SW

Verne Henton C Avenue Casper Wyo Orville S. Dorland Ninth Street SW

Mrs Petersen Heads East to Philadelphia Visit

Mrs Dorothy Bort Petersen of 129 Twelfth Street NE departed Sunday aboard the City of Denver bound for Philadelphia to visit her sister Mrs L D Buhrer. She will spend several days in Chicago and Cleveland en route. Petersen plans to stay indefinitely in the east and will be joined later by her son Keith who is at a camp near Detroit for the summer.

Dorothy Bort Petersen Twelfth Street Denver Philadelphia

Mrs Helen Hasley Returns From Midwest Visit

Miss Helen Hasley of 1516 Avenue NE returns home after spending several days with friends in Chicago and Evanston.

Helen Hasley Avenue NE Chicago Evanston

Old Maids Club Plans Summer Friday Picnic at Graves Home

The Old Maids club will host a weekly all female party at Miss Patricia Graves’s home 2142 Blake Boulevard SE this summer. Members include Mary Jane Murdock Marianne Corey Jeanne Rowe Jean Killen Kathryn Lynch Betty Hamilton Betty Szicar and Patricia Graves. Guests listed are Henrietta Dows Peggy Stewart and Betsy Jean Flodin.

Old Maids Patricia Graves Blake Boulevard Mary Jane Murdock Marianne Corey Jeanne Rowe Jean Killen Kathryn Lynch Betty Hamilton Betty S

Mrs Figge and daughter to Ossian with guest

Mrs Reginald B Figge of 2008 Grande avenue SE leaves Tuesday for Ossian with her children Gretchen Janet and Frederick joined by Mr Figges sister Miss Jean Figge of Ossian who has been visiting. The group will also visit Decorah.

Reginald B. Figge Grande Avenue SE Gretchen Janet Frederick Ossian Figge Jean Figge

Mrs. Paul Stein Hosts Out-of-Town Guests at Luncheon

Mrs. Paul J. Stein of 2243 Bever Avenue Southeast kindly hosted a luncheon at the Commonwealth tea room for visiting Miss Mary Ann Fisher of Wilber Nebraska and Miss Alice Jen Britton of Alliance Nebraska. The guests, en route to the world’s fair and the New England states, were entertained with bridge after luncheon.

Paul J. Stein Bever Avenue Commonwealth Tea Room Mary Ann. Fisher Wilber Neb Alice Jen Britton Alliance New England States Bridge

Fox Garage Workers Hold Family Picnic at Shaver Park

Employees of the Fox garage and their families attended a Monday night picnic at Shaver park. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Herbert McIntosh and James and Robert, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Conner and Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Berry, Mrs. Collingwood, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Fox, and Jerry and Robert.

Fox Garage Shaver Park Herbert McIntosh James Robert R. L. Conner Carl Berry Collingwood C. A. Fox Jerry

Congenial Hundred Plans Evening Wiener Roast and Skate

The Congenial Hundred club meets Tuesday at 8 30 p m at Shaver park for a wiener roast. After the picnic fifty couples proceed to Udesen roller skating rink on Center Point road NE. Dr Hoyt Thomas and Atchie Aukerman oversee arrangements.

Hundred Club Shaver Park Udesen Center Point Road Hoyt Thomas Atchie Aukerman

Misses Thorpe Hostesses Birthday Surprise

Misses Doris and Peggy Thorpe hosted a surprise party at 900 F Avenue NW on Monday afternoon in honor of their mother Mrs T F E Thorpe. Attending were Mesdames Lyle Fin ericl A W Mann Leo H Lee W Winfrey C E au Virgil Foushee and Miss Ethel Mann.

Doris Peggy Thorpe F Avenue NW T. FE. Thorpe Lyle Finer cl A. W. Mann Leo H Lee W. Winfrey C. E. Au Virgil Foushee Tlie Mann

Guest at Williams Home Named G. E. Williams

A guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George T. Williams at 216 Sixteenth Street SE is Mr. G. E. Williams of Long Beach California, brother of the host.

George T. Williams Sixteenth Street SE Mr. Williams G. E. Williams Long Beach, Calif

Mrs Amb Barham Returns from Lake Vacation

Mrs Amanda Barnes Barham of 1200 Third Avenue SE returned Monday evening from a week at Lake Winc. Ind and Chicago after her vacation.

Amanda Barnes Barham Third Avenue SE Lake Winc Ind Chicago

Alpha Gamma Delta Meeting At Norma White Home

The Alpha Gamma Delta sorority will convene at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Miss Norma White's residence located at 365 Twenty-first street SE. The gathering aims to discuss chapter plans and upcoming events with members expected to attend.

Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority Norma White Twenty-first Street

Picnic dinner served at Daniels Park for 49 youths

Last Thursday at Daniels Park the Royal Neighbors Juveniles Bess Randa Camp No 1799 hosted a picnic serving 49 attendees.

Daniels Park Royal Neighbors Bess Randa Camp No. 1799

Local Sea Scouts Win Yacht Meet Amid Cedar Rapids Davenport Rivalry

Cedar Rapids Sea Scouts defeated Davenport 40 to 31 to extend their series lead to 17 points. Final standings show Cedar Rapids 71 Davenport 54 with eight races held on the Mississippi River at Davenport. Participants include Bill Watson Harold Andrews Harry St Germaine Bob Cray and others from both clubs.

Daven Mississippi River Davenport Cedar Rapids Bill Watson Harold Andrews Harry St. Germaine Bob Cray Charles Patman Gordon Mek Davenport Rudolph Eldredird Brock Stubbe Sanderson Gardner Hansen Pieweiger Epec Harold Andrew Amos Thompson James Bowker Davenport Shed Lee Townsend Herold Andrews Gordon Shimek Delos Wilson Charles Putnam Gordon Wilson Wayne Arensman Victor E. Hahn Commodore Harold M. Wies

Roosevelt Opposes Wage-Hour Law Rift on Right of Way

Washington INS reports the house rules committee failed to unite opposing groups over wage hour liberalization. Despite the split, lawmakers planned to grant legislative right of way on Wednesday to the Barden bill, which faces President Roosevelt’s opposition.

Roosevelt Washington INS House Rules Committee

Strauss Waltz Family Fortune Confiscated in Vienna Decree

Vienna officials announced a Tuesday decree by the municipal council ordering the confiscation of the fortune and music rights of Johann Strauss II and his heirs. The assets, including memorabilia and royalties inherited from Johann Strauss and his son, were held by the latter’s half Jewish step daughter.

Vienna INS Johann Strauss, II Johann Straus Johann II

Golden Wedding Celebration for Trachtas Honored by Family

Sunday noon family reunion marked the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs Paul Trachta 4019 Mount Vernon Ave SE Cedar Rapids. Born in Bohemia they arrived in 1860s and 1880s before settling in Cresco and finally Cedar Rapids. They have two sons three daughters and 19 grandchildren. A picnic lunch followed and gifts were given.

Paul Trachta Mount Vernon Avenue Mr. Trachta Cedar Rapids Bever Park Bohemia Trachta America Trachtas Marion Cresc Louis Cresco George Joe Jandl Frank Pata Ely Jim Koudelka

City Briefs and Personals Highlight Local Meetings and Visits

Palm Grove No. 1 Woodmen circle meets with Mrs. D. A. Higgins at 431 Eighth Avenue SW Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Parlor City camp No. 1799 Royal Neighbors of America gathers at C S P S at 7 30 p m. Norden lodge Vasa Order of America meets Friday at 2 30 p m with Mrs C M Ahlgren 806 Tenth Street SW. Mrs N F Alderman and grandson Roger N Jennison visit Grinnell for several days with cousins Mr and Mrs Elmer T Rickard.

Palm Grove Woodmen Circle D. A. Higgins Eighth Avenue Parlor City Royal Neighbors of America C.S.P.S Ladies of Norden Lodge Vasa Order of America C. M. Ahlgren Tenth Street N. F. Alderman Seventh Avenue Roger N. Jennison Grinnell Elmer T. Rickard

Grain inspection trip leads quaker oats execs across Iowa

George Laird general manager of the Quaker Oats plant and D Western of Chicago depart Tuesday for a grain inspection tour across northern Iowa. The Cedar Rapids Navy club meets at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Montrose hotel with eligibility for any former or current navy reserve marine corps or coast guard member and guests encouraged by secretary Gordon J. McComas.

George Laird Quaker Oats Company D. Western Chicago Iowa Cedar Rapids

Red Cross Roll Call Plans Talked With Linn County

George Hubert of the St. Louis Red Cross staff meets with the Linn county executive committee in Cedar Rapids to discuss plans for the annual roll call. The session focuses on organizing efforts and scheduling.

Red Cross George Hubert National Red Cross St. Louis Linn County Executive Committee Cedar Rapids

Armistice to Thanksgiving Sessions Led by Mrs Burd

From Armistice day to Thanksgiving, county executive secretary Mrs Metta A Burd reports sessions led by Hubert will be attended by eight chapter chairmen.

Metta A. Burd Hubert

Bicycle Collision Leaves Teen with Five Stitches

Ivan Mattison aged 16 of 117 Twelfth avenue SE sustained a forehead gash requiring five stitches at 11:55 a.m. Monday after his bicycle collided with a car backing from 724 Third avenue SE driven by Jack Kiburz of 1557 Park avenue SE.

Ivan Mattison Twelfth Avenue SE Third Avenue SE Jack Kiburz Park Avenue SE

Reverend S L Barnhart to Speak at First U P Church

At Wednesday night services of the First United Presbyterian Church on Third avenue and Second street SW the Rev S L Barnhart of the Church of the Brethren will speak at a communion preparatory service after a 6 15 oclock supper. The sacrament of the Lords supper will be observed at next Sundays 11 a m service.

First United Presbyterian Church Third Avenue Second Street S. L. Barnhart Church of the Brethren

Charley Cash Injured Installing Light at Hill Park

Charley Cash of 1837 Ellis Boulevard NW suffered a deep nose gash when a large reflector fell on him while he helped install a light over the Hill Park fight ring. Five stitches were required at St. Luke's hospital, but he recovered enough to view the fight.

Charley Cash Ellis Boulevard Hill Park Cash St. Luke's Hospital Charley

Missionary Evangelist K Hawley Jackson to Lead Nazarene Service

At Church of Nazarene on K Street at Fourteenth Avenue in Kansas City Missouri missionary evangelist and singer K Hawley Jackson will conduct a special service. The event features a noted preacher and performer guiding worship and outreach.

K. Hawley Jackson Kansas City Church of the Nazarene K Street Fourteenth Ave

Missionary Service With Indian Costumes at District Event

Tonight at 7 30 district missionary campaign led by K Hawley Jackson and F Lucille Jackson features a service in which participants wear Indian costumes and speak and sing in the Indian tongue for part of the program.

K. Hawley Jackson F. Lucille Jackson India

Picnic donations disputed by Penick and Ford union

J F McDermott president of the Federal Labor union of Penick and Ford company employees says the union did not solicit or receive donations for its picnic held Sunday at Cou Falls. He notes a Monday Gazette report implied donations from merchants and that thanks should honor the committee for supplying food and soft drinks to the group outside the city.

J. F. McDermott Federal Labor Union of Penick and Ford Company Cou Falls McDermott

Checks Bounce Back In Kansas City Case

Richard Miller, credit manager at Killian's store, turned over two bounced checks to detectives. A man using the name H. H. Bauer cashed the checks at First National Bank of Kansas City for 15.10 last Friday and 25 on Saturday. Both were marked no account and Bauer reportedly left no hotel bill at the Roosevelt. He presented himself as a meat packing company employee.

Richard Miller Killian Miller H. H. Bauer First National Bank of Kansas City Bauer the Roosevelt

Boy 4 Averts Playmate Drowning in French Village Pond

Louis Falga four rescues four year old playmate Guy St Criq from drowning at St Sauvy village pond in Toulouse France. He waded in grabbed Guy by the yellow hair and dragged him ashore then ran to tell his mother for help.

Toulouse France Louis Falga St. Sauvy Louis Guy St. Criq Guy

Nervous system speeds transmit sensations 100 feet per second

The article notes that sensations travel along nerves at roughly 100 feet per second, illustrating the rapid speed of neural transmission.

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