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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1935

Page

35

Dr Joseph Fort Newton To Speak At Cedar Rapids Club

Dr Joseph Fort Newton will discuss Rediscovering England at the Cedar Rapids Country Club Saturday at 3 PM with a 2 PM business session. Coe College senior women guests attend. admission for non members with small fee. Newton hosts include Mrs C D Van Vechten and local organizers.

Joseph Fort Newton England College Club Cedar Rapids Country Club Coe College Newton The Peoples Church City Temple London the Gazette University of Iowa Cedar Rapids C. D. van Vechten Second Avenue SE Herbert Henderson C. J. Lynch, Jr Mary Bell Royal Holbrook Grace Brownell Ethel Outland Carl Ettinger Nevah Prior L. B. Stevenson Ralph Triem Edward Thor~son S. G. Armstrong

Visitors From Detroit And Duluth Stay With McIntyres

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Scott McIntyre at 359 Park Terrace SE include Mrs. J. S. McIntyre and Don McIntyre of Detroit and Mrs. H. E. Walters of Duluth. They arrived Wednesday and will depart Sunday for their homes.

Scott McIntyre Park Terrace SE Mr. McIntyre J. S. McIntyre Don McIntyre Detroit McIntyre H. E. Walters Duluth

Chicago guest attends memorial day picnic and Cedar Rapids dance

Miss Julia Robbins of Chicago visited her sister Mrs. Thomas Yarnall and Mr. Yarnall at 1932 First avenue SE. She joined a Memorial day picnic Thursday evening and later attended a dance at the Cedar Rapids Country club.

Julia Robbins Chicago Thomas Yarnall Yarnall First Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Country Club

Cherry guest of Chicago man visits family at home

John Cherry of Chicago stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs Howard H Cherry at 305 Nassau Street SE over Memorial Day. He returned home late Thursday evening.

John Cherry Chicago Howard H. Cherry Nassau Street SE

Kennedys Move to New Residence on Upland Drive

Mr and Mrs Wilbur Kennedy relocate to 2206 Upland Drive SE from 402 Twenty Fifth Street SE in this small home address notice.

Wilbur Kennedy Upland Drive Twenty-fifth Street

Waukon Presbyterian Church Hosts Sweet Koester Nuptials

Miss Arlene Sweet of Belle Plaine Kansas married Arnold Koester of Waukon in a Thursday ceremony at the Presbyterian church in Waukon. Rev. James T. Mordy officiated with Miss Frances Hogle singing. The couple plans to spend the summer in Maine before returning to Waukon in the fall.

Presbyterian Church Waukon Arlene Sweet Calvin A. Sweet Belle Plaine Kan Arnold Koester Henry Koester Conroy James T. Mordy Des Moines Howard Moffitt Elmer Koester Frances Hogle O. J. Moe Moe Koester Bethany College Waukon High School University of Iowa University of South Dakota Maine

Bates Couple Leave for Milwaukee and Chicago Trip

Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert M Bates of 2237 Linden Drive SE left Tuesday for Milwaukee and will visit there for several days before traveling to Chicago, returning home Sunday afternoon.

Gilbert M Bates Linden Drive Milwaukee Chicago

Friendly Strollers Set Sunday Hike Route

The Friendly Strollers will meet Sunday at 2 p.m. on the corner of Thirteenth Street and First Avenue East. At 230, hikers will go to Shaver Park under the leadership of V. C. Sundberg.

Thirteenth Street First Avenue E Shaver Park V. C. Sundberg

Luncheon Honors Mrs I A Murphy in Cedar Rapids Style

Mrs I A Murphy of East Lansing Mich a former Cedar Rapids resident was honored at a luncheon today hosted by Mrs W F Sarset and Mrs Paul Huston at Mrs Koffrons tea room Guests include Mrs Wilcox and others and they plan a Chicago trip after visiting Lansing and the Pratt home on Knollwood Drive SE.

I. A. Murphy East Lansing Mich Cedar Rapids W. F. Sarset Blake Boulevard Paul Huston Rockford Road Koffron Murphy Ivan Wilcox Lansing Harry E. Pratt Knollwood Drive Chicago Wilcox Will Ryan Kate Kiburz Guy Hahn M. L. Hahn W. S. Bartlett Clara Thul Fred Gray Charles Byrnes W. J. Neuzii J. M. Taylor B. L. Sheldon L. E. Koffron

Tea for St Pauls Women Saturday

The garden at 2304 Hillcrest Dr SE will host the annual tea for St Pauls Methodist women this Saturday from 2 30 to 5 00 pm. If weather turns rainy the event moves to the church parlors.

Wayne J. Foster Hillcrest Drive St. Paul's Methodist Church St. Paul's Church Arthur A. Brooks A. W. Henke W. E. Warren Mahala Pratt Guild

Kappa Delta Alumnae Hold Buffet Supper at Home

Mrs. Arthur Barlow hosted a Kappa Delta alumnae buffet at 2520 Bever avenue SE with assistants Mrs. Lester Chadi ma Miss Alice Krebs and Miss Ruth Bellamy. Dorothy Manchester led the business meeting naming Lucile Reynolds as alumnae representative and Max Burrell and Arthur Biddinger in social and telephone roles. Mrs. Hampton Lee Aust was elected editor.

Arthur Barlow Bever Avenue Kappa Delta Lester C. Chadi~ma Alice Krebs Ruth Bellamy Dorothy Manchester Lucile Reynolds Max Burrell Arthur Biddinger Hampton Lee Aust A. H. Henkle Coe College Florence Teets Pasadena Calif Virginia Knox Coe

Birthday party for Eugene Allen by Woman's Relief Corps

The Woman's Relief Corps hosts a Saturday birthday party at the Memorial building to honor Eugene Allen on his eighty seventh birthday. All members of patriotic orders are invited.

Woman's Relief Corps Memorial Building Eugene Allen

Malta Lodge O S. No 415 Stated Meeting

Malta chapter No 415 O S will hold a stated meeting Saturday at 8 p m at the Masonic hall. After the initiation refreshments will be served and there will be dancing.

Malta

Miss Jane Chandler Feted by Stephens Friends in Cedar Rapids

Chicago guest Miss Jane Chandler honored by Stephens College friends with a luncheon at Cedar Rapids Country Club featuring Miss Esther Yothers and others. A second gathering planned as Miss Yothers hosts a picnic at her home.

Jane Chandler Chicago Stephens Esther Yothers Fourth Avenue SE Virginia Collins First Avenue E Jane O'Meara Bever Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Country Club Miss Chandler Stephens College Miss Yothers Janet Coquillette Marion Hurst Barbara Bloomhall Nadgie Rohrbach Edith Hersch

Big Springs 6-A Class Dines. Plans Highlighted

The intermediate grades hosts the 6-A class dinner at Big Springs School with violet and yellow tables and iris centerpieces. Miss Margie Donohue announced the program featuring readings by Marvel Russell Herbert Northcutt and others, plus class songs, will, and valedictory by Georgia Mozena.

Big Springs Marjorie Donohue Marvel Russell Herbert Northcutt Robert Schomberg Billy Kindig Georgia Mozena Betty Darling Maxine Gaines Lawrence Schoonover Larry Mozena Hazel Siver Mount Vernon Harry Kindig Lynn Morena W. Gaines

Conybeares Host Weekend Guests in Austin

Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hines of Austin Minnesota and their daughter Patricia visit Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Conybeare at 2610 Second Avenue SE for a weekend gathering.

E. J. Hines Austin, Minn Patricia Ralph Conybeare Second Avenue SE

Pattern 2325 Ideal House Frock Details and Order

Advertisement describes Pattern 2325 for a house frock with cupped shoulder back and scallop bodice detail, includes size 14 through 42 and 3 yards of 35 inch fabric for size 16. Also promotes Anne Adama Summer Pattern Book with fashion facts and patterns, price fifteen cents, book plus pattern twenty five cents, Cedar Rapids Clarette Pattern Dept New York address.

Anne Adama Lta Cedar Rapids Clarette Pattern Department Weat Ith Bt New York N. Y

What's In Fashion for Men's Ties and Socks in 1935

The 1935 menswear trend favors bold color and pattern across ties and socks. Foulards and crepes bring lightweight color with stripes and polka dots, while cotton twills and wool ties diversify lightness. White socks dominate, with clocks, plaids, checks, and 6-and-3 rib patterns featured in wardrobes.

Local racers return from Memorial Day events in Indianapolis

From Indianapolis races Elmer F. Young Lawrence Hunter Lester Frezek Arthur Brown Harry Hayden and George Nemec returned late Thursday evening after attending the Memorial day races in Indianapolis. They left on the motor trip Wednesday morning.

Elmer F. Young Lawrence Hunter Lester Frezek Arthur Brown Harry Hayden George Nemec Indianapolis

Lincoln Woman to Wed in Cleveland Lawyer

Miss Elizabeth Leland, longtime children's librarian, leaves the public library to return home in Lincoln. On June 12 she will marry Frederick Bentley of Cleveland, Ohio, where the couple plans to reside as Mr Bentley practices law.

Elizabeth Leland Public Library Lincoln Neb Frederick Bentley Cleveland Bentley

Gibson and Smoyer couples take motor trip

Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Gibson of Marion and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Smoyer of Cedar Rapids drove Thursday to Keokuk and Wayland, Missouri.

H. E. Gibson Marion Ralph E. Smoyer Cedar Rapids Keokuk Wayland

Social Eight Club Hosts Mrs Vance McKinnon Event

Mrs Vance McKinnon hosted the Social Eight club at 1349 B avenue NE. Prizes were won by Mrs Fred Donisthorpe and Mrs Mable Jepson.

Vance McKinnon Avenue NE Social Eight Club Fred Donisthorpe Mable Jepson

First communion at St Marys Catholic church class of eleven

The Rev. Thomas O Dowd administered first communion to eleven children at St Marys Catholic church Williamsburg on Thursday. After mass the group joined for breakfast with the reverend. The graduation class included Glenn Dean McMenemy John Francis McCune Dale Francis McMenemy Robert Emmett Sullivan Philip Eugene Sullivan Albert James Rozzickek James Philip Gaffney Mary Catherine Giblin Virginia Clare Driscoll Dolores Ann Linn Darlene Furman Fern Flanagan Margaret McCabe LeRoy Driscoll Claude Donnell Joseph Lillis Newmann Shanahan Joseph ONeill and Harold Jones.

Williamsburg St Mary's Catholic Church Thomas O'Dowd Mr. O'Dowd Glenn Dean McMenemy John Francis McCune Dale Francis McMenemy Robert Emmett Sullivan Philip Eugene Sullivan Albert James Rozzickek James Philip Gaffney Mary Catherine Giblin Virginia Clare Driscoll Dolores Ann Linn Darlene Furman Fern Flanagan Margaret McCabe LeRoy Driscoll Claude Donnell Joseph Lillis Newmann Shanahan Joseph O'Neill Harold Jones

New Books At Public Library Highlight Bermuda and Essays

The library adds Bermudian writer Carveth Wells with Bermuda In Three Colors, Morley’s Hasta la Vista from Peru, Sherwood Anderson in Puzzled America, J S Barnes Half a Life detailing James Strachey Barnes, and Elsie De Wolfe’s After All. These titles span travel, commentary and autobiography.

Bermuda Carveth Wells Peru Christopher Morley South America Mr. Morley America Sherwood Anderson J. S. Barnes James Strachey Barnes Barnes Elsie de Wolfe Elsie

Edgy Edwardian to modern biographical works review

A listing of biographies and memoirs reviewed by a literary column. It discusses De Wolfe's rise in society and interior decoration, Dimnet's My Old World, Hindenburg by Emil Ludwig, Mary Queen of Scots by Marjorie Bowen, I Change Worlds by Anna Louise Strong, and Wright's Alexander the Great, highlighting their themes, scope, and historical angles.

Hindenburg Emil Ludwig Hitler Mary Marjorie Bowen France Scotland England Anna Louise Strong Russia University of Chicago Seattle Soviet Union Alexander the Great F. A. Wright Alexander Wright Aristotle

Aunt Het Warns Against Saving for Taxes in Old Age

A quotation warns that saving money for old age amounts to laying up something to be taxed, suggesting spend now rather than defer and be taxed later. The remark reflects caution about accumulating wealth for future penalties rather than enjoying it.

Linn County Sees 254 More Farms Than Five Years Ago

A Linn County agricultural report shows the farm count rising by 254 since five years ago, reflecting growth in local farming activity and land use trends.

Linn County

Marmola reducing tablets promise quick weight loss

An advertiser touts Marmola tablets as a physician prescribed weight loss aid used since 1907. The pitch claims rapid, noticeable slimming with no exercise, urging readers to buy Marmola from dealers nationwide and stop when comfortable with results.

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Scott McIntyres Miss Robbins Kennedys Gilbert Bates St. Paul’s Relief Corps Linne Cellite Royaloid 2Nd Street Conybeares Anne Adams Amos Parrish York Miss Leland Social Gazette Public Sandebe Iowa Iowa Theatre Bacon Rickey Angel
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