Coe Seniors Entertained at President Breakfast
About 125 seniors plus special guests gathered at Cedar Rapids Country Club for breakfast hosted by President and Mrs. Harry M. Gage. Notable attendees included Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hamilton and Colonel Robert W. Stewart.
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Cedar Rapids Country Club
Harry M. Gage
James E. Hamilton
George B. Douglas
Robert W. Stewart
Chicago
Charles =. Hickok
Walter 8. Newell
Gage
Alumni Association
Coe College School of Music
T. M. Sinclair
Cee
College
Voorhees Hall
T. R. Warriner
Stephen W. Stookey
Helen Ogburn
Gayle Schroeder
Ruth Swartzell
Taylor Trio
Voorhees
Doris Bryant
Evelyn Caslavka
Zeta Colee
Jaroslava Holubova
Mary Hughes
Helen McCrillus
Blanche Mumm
Jane Peterson
Alice Cave
Zola Piper
Dorothy Schultz
Jane Sloan
Dorothy Stofler
Marilou Walkup
Laura Williamson
Helen Young
Benjamin Sebern
Jean Grout
New York Women Visit Rev. R. J. Campbell
Miss Mary Campbell and Miss Ann Erskine of New York City arrived Friday night by motor to visit Miss Campbell's father the Rev. R. J. Campbell at 515 Avenue NE. They expect to stay until Thursday.
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Mary Campbell
Ann Erskine
New York City
Birthday Dinner Honoring Mr. Doubenmier
A birthday dinner was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Doubenmier at 1053 Fourth Avenue SE on Sunday. Guests included J. P. Ewald and M. P. Ewald from Davenport, Clara Sheets of St. Paul, and Harold Townsend with Billy and Ann from Sac City. Townsend is Mrs. Doubenmier’s daughter and her children. they will stay until Monday.
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A. C. Doubefimier
Fourth Avenue SE
Mr. Doubermier
J. P. Ewald
Davenport
M. P. Ewald
Clara Sheets
St. Paul
Harold Townsend
Billy and
Ann
Sac City
Birthday Party for Miss Mildred Sedgwick Fans Eight Guests
Miss Mildred Sedgwick hosted eight guests at a birthday party on Thursday evening at 1024 Fourth Avenue SE. Attendees included Mable Sedgwick Harry Cisler Nadine Patterson Everal Huff Frances Mack Ray Brown and Gregory Stark.
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Mildred Sedgwick
Fourth Avenue SE
Mable Sedgwick
Harry Cisler
Nadine Patterson
Everal Huff
Frances Mack
Ray Brown
Gregory Stark
Club Notes From South Hills Dance Club Meeting
The 8 S H D C met Wednesday at Miss Lillian Bezdek's home. Card winners were Miss Elizabeth Burianek and Miss Eloise Kuba. Other members present included Misses Pauline Brush Lillian Suchan and Marge Bezdek.
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Lillian Bezdek
Elizabeth Burianek
Eloise Kuba
Pauline Brush
Lillian Suchan
Marge Bezdek
Mrs Johnson Hosts City Piano Recital at Home
Mrs Elsa M Johnson presented her piano pupils in a recital Friday evening at 1915 Washington avenue SE. Performers included Enid Miner David Franks Phyllis Johnson Betty Subotnik Gloria May Franks Kathryn Morgan Kathryn Johnson Virginia Scharfenberg Betty Curtis Mary Dale Phyllis Subotnik Junior Dillon Lorraine Feller Gertrude Siegmund Mildred Matejka Virginia Miner Dorothy Mae Szamek Mary Frances Batten Birdie Fiala Nadine Fiala Lorena Musgrave Waynetta Irvin Margaret Batten Evelyn Matejka.
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Elsa M. Johnson
Washington Avenue SE
Enid Miner
David Franks
Phyllis Johnson
Betty Subotnik
Gloria May Franks
Kathryn Morgan
Kathryn Johnson
Virginia Scharfenberg
Betty Curtis
Mary Dale
Phyllis Subotnik
Junior Dillon
Lorraine Feller
Gertrude Siegmund
Mildred Matejka
Virginia Miner
Dorothy Mae Szamek
Mary Frances Batten
Birdie Fiala
Nadine Fiala
Loren
Hyacinth McClain Weds Earl Rieke in Lamar Ceremony
Miss Hyacinth McClain daughter of Mr and Mrs A C McClain of Fort Scott Kansas married Earl Rieke son of Mr and Mrs H R Rieke of 918 Seventh Street SW The ceremony occurred in Lamar Missouri on March 25 Mrs Rieke worked for Southwestern Bell in Fort Scott and Mr Rieke taught at Fort Scott Junior College then earned degrees at Coe College and the University of Iowa now pursuing a doctorate at Iowa
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Hyacinth McClain
A. C. McClain
Fort Scott
Kan
Earl Rieke
H. R. Rieke
Seventh Street
Lamar, Mo
Rieke
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Coe College
University of Iowa
Iowa
Miss Virginia Paul Presents Piano Students Recital
Miss Virginia Paul presents her piano students in a recital at her home studio 1316 Third avenue SE on Saturday afternoon. Participants include James Geiger Barbara Rogers Dick Arnold George Manly Stone Ruth Jane Hubbard Betty Warren Dorothy Lightner and Marie Dolson.
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Virginia Paul
Third Avenue SE
James Geiger
Barbara Rogers
Dick Arnold
George Manly Stone
Ruth Jane Hubbard
Betty Warren
Dorothy Lightner
Marie Dolson
Klouda Malik Wedding at St Wenceslaus Church
Miss Tillie Frances Klouda and Vincent Theodore Malik were married at 8 am Wednesday at St. Wenceslaus with Father Sindelar officiating. Attendants included Mary Krall and George Klouda. After a white satin gown ceremony a reception for sixty relatives followed at the bride’s home. The couple plans a Cedar Rapids home after a wedding trip to Wisconsin.
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Tillie Frances Klouda
Frank Klouda
Ely
Vincent Theodore Malik
Maid of Honor
Charles Holoubek
George Balluff
Ruth
Iowa City
Bryan Swift
Joe Malik
Davenport
Malik
Wisconsin
Cedar Rapids
Petrak Family Attends Holstein Freisian Convention
Mr and Mrs Ludvik Petrak and daughters Evelyn and I returned from Madison where they attended the Holstein Freisian convention.
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Ludvik Petrak
Evelyn
Madison
Fillmore P. T. A. Plans Luncheon and Installations
The Fillmore P. T. A. will hold its annual luncheon for teachers Thursday at 1 p.m. at the school. A short program will precede the installation of officers for the coming year. Attendees are asked to bring covered dishes and bread and butter sandwiches.
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Fillmore P. T. A
Ersa
Mercy Hospital Nurses Celebrate 25th Class Anniversary
Mercy hospital nurses school marks a quarter century since its first graduating class. An eventful day began with a high mass, a student nurses choir, and a breakfast for eighty alumnae. Speeches, toasts, and tributes followed as life memberships were awarded and out-of-town guests honored the milestone.
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Mercy Hospital Nurses’ School
Hospital
F. J. Churchill
M. Ethelreda
M. Alphonse
S. Luby
Columbia College
Mary Trzil
Mount Mercy College
M. Cornelia
M. Edward
M. DePazzi
Mary McClernon
Independence
Isabel McGee Waddell
Evanston
Til
Celeste Schmuecker
Virginia Popper
Marion Wingert
Helen Dolan
Jessie Mae Clarke
Marjorie Perley
McClernon
Waddell
Father Churchill
M. DeLellis
Oclwein
Helen
Ruth Bachman
Theokla Hofford
Norway
Louise Railsback
Palo
Jessie Mae Clark
Dubuque
Carl Brunner
Denver
Anna Doyle
Oskaloosa
Loretta McDonough
Montiay
Stella Scott
Ioway
Lydia Schmidt
Mary Matias
Lenore Starman
Frances Jicha
Katherine Gallagher
Marguerite Lydon
Jolly Neighbors Club Meets at Andrews Home
The Jolly Neighbors club gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs. L. A. Andrews residence 718 Thirty-second street NE. Prizes at chance were won by Mrs. Fred Lake and Mrs. John Leonard.
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Jolly Neighbors Club
L. A. Andrews
Thirty-second Street
Fred Lake
John Leonard
Ben Hur Card Party Set For Saturday Evening
Ben Hur plans a card party on Saturday at 8 30 p m in Ben Hur hall with Mrs Margaret Quick in charge of arrangements.
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Ben Hur
Ben Hur Hall
Margaret Quick
Roosevelt Junior High Presents Theysterious Rosalind Play
Four hundred attendees at Roosevelt Junior High watched the outgoing class’s production Theysterious Rosalind. Between acts they thanked Miss Marguerite Herr for directing with flowers, as the cast listed Bob Quinn Glenn Bickal Rosa Stanley and others. Receipts support class activities.
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Roosevelt
Theysterious Rosalind
Marguerite Herr
Eeparate
Bob Quinn
Glenn Bickal
Rosa Stanley
4Ome Daleske
A Rodskier
Harvey Miskimen
Don Armstrong
Charlotte Chalmers
Anna Usher
Richard Bush
Eleanor Ferris
Rejected suitor wounds girl then ends his life in gallery
In Chicago a 21 year old art student Dorothy B Smith lies seriously hurt after Gordon T Caldwell 26 a rejected suitor shot her then killed himself at an American Academy of Art exhibition in a loop skyscraper corridor Caldwell fired as Smith showed a canvas to friends before dying by a bullet to the temple.
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Chicago
Dorothy B. Smith
Gordon T. Caldwell
Miss Smith
Board of Education
Caldwell
American Academy of Art
Two Linn County polling places changed for primaries
Two polling places in Linn County shift for the Monday primaries. Cedar Rapids Thirty‑second precinct moves to Harrison school from Starman building. Marion Third precinct voters now at Legion hall. Polls open 7 am to 8 pm. Voters must declare party. loitering and undue influence near doors are prohibited.
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Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Starman Company
Ellis Boulevard
Harrison School
Eleventh Street
Marion
Legion Hall
G. A. Senninger
Senninger
Rude Auto Company
Second Avenue
Second—Fire
B Avenue
India’s
Oakland Road
H Avenue
Benjamin Franklin
Twentieth Street
Fifth
Arthur
Twenty-seventh Street
Kenwood Park
Carns Auto Market
First Avenue
Eighth—Voting House
Eighteenth Street
Ninth
Fourth Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Tenth
Bever Park
Twenen Street
Bever Avenue
Buchanan
Mt. Ao Road
Twelfth—McKinley
Tenth Street
Thirteenth
Adams
Fifth Street
Fourteenth
3Rd Street
Fifteenth—Hayes
Twentieth Avenue
D Street
Sixteenth
van Buren
Third Street
Seventeenth—Taylor School
Fifth Avenue
Sixth Street
Eighteenth—City Barn
Seventh Avenue
H Street
Nineteenth
Madison School
Twentieth
Roosevelt
Thirteenth Street
C Avenue
Cleveland
Fifteenth Street
Grant High School Issues Its Yearbook
The 1932 Grant High School yearbook Green and Gold distributed Friday spans ninety one pages with faculty and graduating class photos and school activities. Cover blocks were crafted by Julia Sampson John Lechty and Adele Domschot. Ruth Blaine led the staff as editor in chief with a long list of assistant editors.
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Grant High School
Julia Sampson
John Lechty
Adele Domschot
Ruth Blaine
Falvey Rodskier
Louise Sampson
Marvin Springer
Leona Metzer
George Kalous
Josef Haluza
Raymond Churchill
Jerry Drahovzal
Alice Thompson
Helen Pipal
Ian Klimes
Betty Cocayne
Julia Pson
Arthur McGuire
Leo Berry
Regina Zalumskis
Everette Maresh
Mary Terrill
Ruby McCloskey
George Taylor
Naomi Miller
Edward Rodskier
Board Takes Bids On School Boilers
Five bids for two replacement boilers in Polk and Van Buren schools were opened by the building committee. The low bid of 7211 dollars from J. W. Darragh leads the list, with other bids from Wheatland 8800, Marlow Simanek 8100, and F Rubias and company 8027.
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Polk
van Buren
J. W. Darragh
Wheatland Company, Inc
Marlow Simanek
F. Rubias and Company
Cyrus Metcalf
Rabbi Schenk Accepts New York City Post at Temple Israel
Rabbi Max Schenk resigns as rabbi of Temple Judah effective Sept 1 and accepts a post at Temple Israel in New York City, the city’s third largest congregation. He has led Temple Judah since graduating from the Jewish Institute of Religion in 1928 and held roles at the International Club here and the world court committee.
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Max Schenk
Temple Judah
Temple Israel
New York City
Rabbi Schenk
Jewish Institute of Religion
International Club
World Court Committee
Notice of Probate in Linn County District Court Iowa
Notice of probate filed in Linn County Iowa District Court to probate Wilin No 12281. Clerk Mrs Lynch presides. District Court. Iowa. Listing name and case details unclear in OCR but confirms probate action and court authority.
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Wilin
State of Iowa
Linn County
ETO Genar Rapids Tews
June
Ee Lynch, Galsane
Hollywood Experts Serve For War Teeth And Hospital
Karl Lohansen the No Manlander in Hollywood fears peace will end his work as he creates authentic battle scenes. Dr. Helen Stahle, a dentist, tracks shedding milk teeth in child actors and prepares false plates to keep filming moving. Dr. Marcus Rabwin aids hospital scenes with medical detail and ether atmosphere.
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Karl Lohansen
Karl
Hollywood
Lohansen
Europe
Helen Stahle
Helen
Stahle
Marcus Rabwin
Greta Garbo Leaflet Offer From Robert Grandson
A 1932 notice invites readers to obtain an interesting facts leaflet about Greta Garbo by mailing two cents and a stamped addressed envelope to Robert Grandson through this paper. The item is copyright labeled 1932.
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Robert Grandson
Greta Garbo
Kind And Popular Girl Is Loyal To All Her Friends
Betty H asks how to handle a protective brother who worries about her dating. Miss Manners suggests organized double dates with both siblings present to demonstrate responsible conduct and ease his concerns.
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Lulu
Miss Manners
Betty H
Dear Miss Manners and Lonely Readers Reply
A reader asks about parental quarrels and suggests doing nothing to irritate them. The advice notes that loving couples can irritate each other and recommends keeping a calm path for harmony. Also a message informs Lonely Three that writers seek their name and address for forwarding.
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Miss Manners
Lonely Three
Re Elect Sadowsky President of Linn County Humane Society
Joseph Sadowsky was re elected president for the fourth term at the Linn County Humane Society annual meeting in the public library. Fred M. Enders was elected to the board to fill a vacancy after Dr Earl Stanleys death. 1394 animals were cared for at the shelter from June 1 1931 to June 1 1932. 405 returned to owners or placed, 242 treated on emergency calls, others ill or aged. The society asks the public to bring stray animals to the shelter and to provide fresh water for birds and animals in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sadowsky
Linn County Humane Society
Fred M. Enders
Earl Stanley
L. B. Runyon
Kate Wing
Anspending
J. Smith
J. L .Merritt
G. W. Taylor
M. H. Monroe
V . Shonka
Elizabeth Rose
Charlies Yost
Yost
Center Point
Society
Humane Shelter
C Avenue NE
Washington High Musicians Give Pleasing Concert
Washington High School ensembles and soloists under Roland Moehlmann and William Vesely presented a varied program in Benjamin Franklin auditorium. Kenneth Skersick and Glen Skersick earned first division wins in national contests. the string quartet and Bruch concerto showcased strong talent. The concert featured Beethoven, Tschaikovsky influenced pieces, Grieg, Haydn, Clarke, and Sousa selections, closing with the Washington Post March.
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Benjamin Franklin Auditorium
Washington High School
Roland Moehlmann
Kenneth Skersick
Glen Skersick
Washington
William Vesely
Grieg
Moehlmann
Bruch
Helen Frantz
Haydn
Angel Gabriel
Pochon
Davin Brown
Chester Petranek
William Fiesler
Herbert Clarke
Miss Frantz
Skersick
Meyerbeer
Victor Herbert
Suppe
Vienna
Sousa
Poppy Day Sale Funds Diverted to Veterans Relief
About one third of the 139.39 collected at the Poppy day sale in Anamosa came from inmates of the Men's reformatory via the Reformatory post. One third supports local relief in veterans homes, while the remaining two thirds aid needy veterans and their dependents statewide.
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Anamosa
Men's Reformatory
Reformatory Post
Walker Case Eyes Seabury Action On New York Mayor
The Walker case heads to Investigator Samuel Seabury who will rush the record to Gov. Roosevelt next week. Roosevelt demands action if warranted as national politics swirl around Mayor James J. Walker and Tammany Hall amid calls for criminal probes and possible extraordinary court terms.
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NEW York
Walker
Samuel Seabury
James J. Walker
Roosevelt
Legislative Investigating Committee
Seabury
Welker
Tammany Hall
William J. Schieffelin
Citizens Union
Citizens Committee of One Thousand
Merchants Association
Society For the Prevention of Crime
Supreme Court
Martial law declared in Chile amid revolt
In Santiago Chile Marm aduke Grove head of the government aviation school proclaimed a revolution against the government. Troops surrounded the rebels including much of the aviation force and issued an ultimatum to surrender. The insurgents refused and martial law was decreed.
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Santiago, Chile
INS
Marmaduke Grove
Mayors To Meet House Committee On Relief Discuss
Speaker Garner announced a conference with a special mayors committee to push welfare relief and extended fiscal aid from the federal government. Detroit Mayor Frank Murphy will join Milwaukee Mayor Hoan Cleveland Mayor Miller Boston Mayor Curley New Orleans Mayor Walmsley Minneapolis Mayor Anderson and Grand Rapids City Manager Welsh in Washington to meet House leaders.
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Washington
Garner
House
Frank Murphy
Detroit
Hoan
Milwaukee
Murphy
Miller
Cleveland
Curley
Boston
Walmsley
New Orleans
Anderson
Minneapolis
Welsh
Grand Rapids
Mich
Detroit Mayors’ Conference
Amelia Earhart Receives Legion of Honor in Paris
Amelia Earhart Putnam, first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic, is awarded the Legion of Honor in Paris. She entertains crowds at L Intransigeant with publisher Leon Bailby, later sharing a toast in buttermilk as admirers press for a speech. George Palmer Putnam accompanies her. Madame Nungesser’s mother is briefly visited.
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Paris
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Atlantic
Leon Bailby
Kher
George Palmer Putnam
Madame Nungesser
Herriot Cabinet Plans Broad Collaboration With Nations
Paris AP reports Premier Edouard Herriot’s new government vows energetic collaboration with other nations to solve global economic problems. The cabinet includes four former premiers and Herriot as foreign minister and Lausanne conference leader with adviser Raymond Patenotre stressing France US business cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Edouard Herriot
Raymond Patenotre
Chamber of Deputies
France
United States
M. Herriot
Paul Painleve
George Leygues
Ieit
Camille Chautemps
Montana Editor Kin Of La Follette Dies
Helena, Mont AP Guy E. La Follette 57 veteran newspaper man dies Friday of apoplexy Funeral services expected here next Monday The Helena man was nephew of late Senator Robert M La Follette and began newspaper training in South Dakota He later worked on midweek papers including Des Moines and Sioux City before joining the Independent as city editor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Guy E. la Follette
Robert M. la Follette
South Dakota
Des Moines
Sioux City
Independent
Distribution of More U S Wheat Authorized by McNary
Senator McNary of Oregon introduces a joint resolution to authorize distributing 50.6 million bushels of stabilization corporation wheat by the Red Cross for nationwide relief. The Farm Board has already made 40 million bushels available for this purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stabilization Corporation
The
Red Cross
McNary
Oregon
Aircraft drops hazardous device. 22 dead in Pengu
Shanghai dispatch reports a Chinese military airplane accidentally dropped a large hazardous device in Pengu, North Kiangsu province. Twenty two civilians were fatally hurt and many more injured as the device struck a street. The pilot was arrested and awaits trial before a military court.
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Shanghai
Pengu
Kiangsu
House Foreign Affairs Panel Endorses World Economic Conference
The committee voted to draft a resolution endorsing the conference proposed by Great Britain and to present it to the House. The approval signals support for the World Economic Conference as urged by Britain.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Great Britain
House
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