Two Directors Elected For Community Players
Edwin H Wadsworth and Richard M Miller were elected to the Community Players board at a Monday meeting held at the new president Mrs J L Cooper's home 1922 Glenway Drive S Other directors named include Mrs Douglas Kirk John B Turner Mrs George B Douglas Mrs Donald P Barnes Mrs R W Rinderknecht Miss Mary Lackersteen Ralph Clements Mrs Jane Riley and Harrys Boyd Officers listed are Mrs Cooper B P Latinet Miss Elizabeth Carey and Lacl Ray Abbott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin H Wadsworth
Richard M. Miller
Community Players
J L. Cooper
Glenway Drive
Douglas Kirk
John B Turner
George B Douglas
Donald P Barnes
R. W Rinderknecht
Mary Lackersteen
Ralph Clements
Jane Riley
Harrys Boyd
Cowper
Elizabeth Carey
Ray Abbott
Miss Maurene Munger Leaves on Summer Visit
Miss Maurene Munger daughter of Mr and Mrs Grant B Munger 1921 First Avenue E departs Tuesday afternoon for a short visit with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Otto Dvorak of Oak Park Illinois before heading east to spend the summer with Miss Elizabeth Munger of Niantic Connecticut and Mr and Mrs Richard M Adams of East Lyme Connecticut Miss Munger and Mrs Adams are aunts of Miss Maurene Munger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurene Munger
Grant B. Munger
First Avenue
Otto Dvorak
Oak Park
Ill
Elizabeth Munger
Niantic
Conn
Richard M. Adams
East Lyme
Munger
Mrs Adams
Wolverton Hosts Birthday Dinner at Blake Boulevard Home
Dr and Mrs B F Wolverton welcomed guests Monday evening at their 2159 Blake boulevard SE residence to celebrate Dr Wolverton's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B F Wolverton
Blake Boulevard
Dr. Wolverton
Marion flower show judges named by garden club
Mrs. Henry J. Hromek and Mrs J L Rhea will judge a Marion Nature and Garden club flower show to be held Tuesday and Wednesday in the auditorium of the Marion public library. Miss Annabel M. Anderson returned from Grinnell after completing her freshman year and will spend the summer with her parents at 2204 Ridgeway drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Hromek
J .L. Rhea
Marion Public Library
Marion Nature and Garden Club
Annabel M. Anderson
Oscar A. Anderson
Ridgeway Drive
Grinnell
Grinnell College
Hall Couple Spends Summer in Minnesota Resort
Mr and Mrs Edward H Hall of Commonwealth apartments spent the winter in San Antonio Texas and are now at Boulder Beach resort Park Rapids Minnesota for the summer En route they drove through Wyoming and the Black Hills of South Dakota
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Hall
Commonwealth Apartments
San Antonio
Tex
Boulder Beach Resort
Park Rapids
Minn
Wyoming
Black Hills
South Dakota
Aunt Het Remains Unmoved by Family Feuds
Aunt Het notes family quarrels have calmed and old insults no longer sting while new taunts are not imagined, reflecting a detached view of ongoing domestic tensions.
Margaret Grier and Floyd Knupp Wed at Little Brown Church
Miss Margaret Grier daughter of Mrs Elza Grier Deep River became the bride of Floyd Knupp son of Mrs Minnie Knupp Dy sart Tuesday at high noon at the Little Brown church near Nashua. Rev William Kent officiated. Florence Grier sister of the bride and Harold Lester attended. After a wedding trip to Colorado the couple will live at 2407 First Avenue. Mrs Knupp taught at Arthur school and Mr Knupp works for the Inter Ocean Reinsurance company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Grier
Elza Grier
Deep River
Floyd Knupp
Minnie Knupp
Dysart
Little Brown
Nashua
William Kent
Florence Grier
Harold Lester
Barnes City
Colorado
First Avenue
Knupp
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Arthur School
Inter- Ocean Reinsurance Company
Elizabeth Bohac Presents 18 Pianists in Montrose Hotel Recital
Miss Elizabeth Bohac showcases 18 piano pupils from her 1935 36 class in a public recital at 8 p.m. in the Terrace room of the Montrose hotel. The program includes works by Bach Liszt Beethoven Grieg and others, with students such as Newcomb Charlotte Penniroth Sally Zuercher Kathryn Wancel Barbara Riceer Yvonne Szoboda and Ruth Ano among performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Bohnc
Montrose Hotel
Dear Brother
Newcomb
Robin
Charlotte Pennirgroth
Minuet Bach Sonatina
Clement Melba Gilford
Betty Ford
Maclachwen
Sally Zuercher
Rea
Kathryn Wancel
Ngiehely
Jacqueline Carberry
Rondo
Mokress
Gladys
Patricia Smith
L' Avalanche
Heller Marjorie van Winkle
Grier
Barbara Riceer
Fireflies
Grant Bebsefer
Hamilton Belt
Beethoven Joanne Craxford
Koellire
Marjorie Moravec
Miriam Greenbere
Witeh
Salem Town
Yvonne Szoboda
Anitras Dance
Grieg
Mary Zuercher
Eighth Birthday Party For Rose Rodgers
Mrs H Rodgers hosted a Monday afternoon birthday party at 328 Twelfth Avenue SE honoring her daughter Rose who turned eight. Guests included Tillie Mae Exenson Bonnie Lou Fields Douglas Feldt Car Fields Jr Maren Lergturst Harry Kimbro Lraas Perreka Rutt Nemecek Dowres Nemerex Alce Fields Ione Mee Fea Louie Mary Fees Fred Perrucka and Rosana Moe Feid.
Luncheon and Kitchen Shower Honors Miss Linter
Mrs. Robert Biba entertained at the Commonwealth tea room with a luncheon and kitchen shower in compliment to Miss Georgia Linter whose marriage to Guy L. Burge will be solemnized Thursday afternoon. Guests included Miss Linter, Mrs. John W. Miller, Miss Dorothy Williams, Miss Wilda Burge, Mrs. Ronald Evans, Miss Inez Deacon, and Mrs. Frank Phelps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Biba
Washington Avenue SE
Commonwealth Tea Room
Georgia Linter
Guy L. Burge
Miss Linter
John W. Miller
Dorothy Williams
Wilda Burge
Ronald Evans
Inez Deacon
Frank Phelps
Miss Edna Happel and Stuart Dolan Wed at Marion
Miss Edna Happel daughter of Mr and Mrs G Happel 1123 Second Street East and Stuart Dolan son of Hayes Dolan of Springville were married Monday at Marion by Rev T J McElnott A reception followed at H C Happel 1509 E Avenue NE about fifty relatives attended The couple will spend a month in California accompanied by Ralph Langhoff and Ronald Dolan who plan to settle in El Monte California
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Happel
G. Happel
Second Street
Stuart Dolan
Hayes Dolan
Springville
Marion
T. J. McElnott
Irmal Langhoff
Ronald Dolan
Johanna Hill
Langhoff
Mrs Lackey Elected President of Van Vechten Guild
Mrs Donald Lackey was elected president of Van Vechten guild of the Peoples church after a picnic supper Monday evening. Retiring president was Mrs R R Kouba. New officers include Mrs L E Garwood as vice president Mrs L D Garrison secretary Mrs C A Anderson treasurer and Mrs R T Tremblen corresponding secretary. The guild will sponsor a breakfast after the annual church o woods at Bever Park June 21 with Mrs Alan G Thur man Mrs J D Garrison and Mrs Walter Allison in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Lackey
van Vechten Guild of the Peoples Church
R. R. Kouba
L. £. Garwood
L D. Garrison
C. A. Anderson
R. T Termoblen
Guild
Church O’ the Woods
Bever Park
Alan
Cedar Rapids Woman Earns College of St Catherine Degree
Charlotte Fairey Hubbard of Cedar Rapids received a bachelor of science from the College of St Catherine in St Paul Minnesota in June as part of a class of 107 graduates She majored in social service and sociology Her aunt Clara Shaughnessy and mother Mrs Charles M Hubbard attended the ceremonies and joined a post graduation luncheon theater party and dinner before her return to Cedar Rapids
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Fairey Hubbard
Cedar Rapids
College of St Catherine
St. Paul
Paramount Dance Honors Iowa City and Cedar Rapids Guests
Employees of Wilson and company host a Swisher Paramount Dance Wednesday evening honoring Mr and Mrs C G Darsee of Iowa City and Mr and Mrs E Charipar of Cedar Rapids. Darsee transfers to New York and Charipar will replace him as Iowa City representative. Mrs Charipar, formerly Eleanor Farrell, is newly married. Also honored will be Mr and Mrs Ralph Hoover of Cedar Rapids recently married, Mrs Hoover the former Bliss Ninla Seahill of Peoria II, and Ali and Mrs Lee J Strang celebrating their twelfth wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson and Company
Paramount
Swisher
C G . Darsee
Iowa City
E Charipar
Cedar Rapids
Darsee
New York
Ify Charipar
Dersee
Cherpar
Eleanor Farrell
Ralph Hoover
Homer
Bliss Ninla Seahill
Peoria II
Ali
Lee J. Strang
Gordon Couple Celebrate Tenth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John F Gordon of 1154 to avenue NW marked their tenth anniversary with a Saturday evening at home attended by 31 guests. Wallace Bixby sang Lola Jean Rollins danced with accompanist Mrs Nutman Sutliff. Bridge prizes went to Mrs Hf Robinson Mrs Harry Cantannon and Mrs Henry Hex dal A gift was presented to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Gordon
Avenue NW
Wallace Bixby
Lola Jean Rollins
Nutman Sutliff
Bridge
Hf Robinson
Harry Cantannon
Henry Hexdal
Gordon
Thetalathea Class to Picnic at Bever Park Pavilion
Thetalathea class meets Friday at 1 pm for a picnic luncheon at the Bever park large pavilion. Members should bring covered dishes, sandwiches, and their own dishes and silver. cake and coffee will be provided by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thetalathea
Bever Park
George A Johnson
C Ho Young
A G Heim
Theodore Jayne Carl K Linge
E. R. Moen
D P Pugh
E CC Pratt
L. E. Swatesh
I. I. Smith, V. A Bergen and
M. R. Warren
Ainsworths Plan Two-Week Trip Through Raleigh New York and DC
Mr and Mrs Meo Ainsworth of 1019 First Avenue West depart for Raleigh North Carolina to visit Mrs Ainsworths aunts Mrs Brown and Mrs Mayne. They expect to be away two weeks returning via New York City and Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meo
Richard Ainsver
First Avenue W
Raleigh
Mrs Kohl Fetes Seventieth Birthday At Mount Vernon Home
Twenty relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Jonathan Kohl of Mount Vernon Saturday to honor Mrs Kohl on her seventieth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Kohl
Mount Vernon
Kohl
Evelyne Mellraith and Harold Tyerman wed at St Pauls
Evelyne Mellraith daughter of Mr and Mrs T B Mellraith became Mrs Harold Tyerman in a Monday evening ceremony at St Pauls Methodist church officiated by Rev Arthur A Brooks. The couple plan to reside at 1628 Beyer avenue SE after a Wisconsin and northern Minnesota motor trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyne Mellraith
T. B Mellraith
Avenue
Harold Tyerman
E M. Tyerman
Red Derr
Alberta
Canada
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Arthur A. Brooks
Helen Little Hickman
Mrs Sila Presents Pianists Recital At Studio
Mrs Edna Mee Sila will present a group of piano students in a Tuesday recital at her studio 921 Twenty first Street SE. The program includes works by Wallis Beethoven Schumann Mozart Tchaikowsky and others with student Jo Ann Walters and Premo Hayes listed among performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Mee Sila
Twenty-first Street
Banjo Piekanne
MacLachlan
Maso Clementil
Schumann
Dana
Loncgus
Beethoven
Delta Theta Chi Hears Talk on Mexico
H O Bernbrook of Waterloo spoke on Mexico at a Delta Theta Chi meeting in the Roosevelt hotel. Miss Hazel Capron introduced him as 40 members and guests attended with special guests at a dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Theta Chi
Mexico
H. O. Bernbrook
Waterloo
National Business Girls’ Sorority
Roosevelt Hotel
Hazel Capron
Bernbrook
Marshall A. Shores
Clara Robinsons Colonial Food Shop
G. M. Burd
Scott McIntyre
Duplicate contract bridge winners named at Longueville home
Mrs R S Hardendorf and Mrs M Oor Busler won in a 26-player duplicate contract bridge game held Monday evening at Mrs Oliver Longueville's home. Second honors went to J Epstein and Miss Laura Baker for north south and Mrs G M Wodtke and Mrs Lena Hodgin for east west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S Hardendorf
M. Oor. Busler
Charles Byrnes
M. J. Busler
Oliver Longueville
J Epstein
Laura Baker
G M Wodtke
Lena Hodgin
Sorority Picnic At Bever Park Attracts Fifty Attendees
Mothers club alumnae and active Beta Phi Alpha chapters held a Sunday picnic at Bever Park with about fifty attending. Out of town alumnae included Edith Jirsa Harrington of Fort Collins Colorado Catherine Young of Maywood Illinois Carmen Cosner of Conrad and Gladys Shramek Seid of Harrisburg Pennsylvania. Guests were Dr Harold Harrington of Fort Collins Mrs R C Young and Miss Roberta Young of Maywood and Mr and Mrs Frank Shireman of Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
Beta Phi Alpha Sorority
Bever Park
Edith Jirsa Harrington
Fort Collins
Colo
Catherine Young
Maywood
Carmen Cosner
Conrad
Gladys Shramek Seid
Harrisburg
Harold Harrington
R. C. Young
Roberta Young
Frank Shireman
Waterloo
Cleveland P T A Picnic for Pupils and Mothers
Cleveland P T A will host a picnic for pupils and their mothers on Wednesday at 12 o'clock noon on the school ground. Attendees should bring a picnic basket, dishes, and silver. Ice cream lemonade and coffee will be provided. Mrs J M Wiley and Mrs L R Buffington can supply further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland PF. T. A
Cleveland P . A
J. M. Wiley
L. R. Buffington
Eighth Birthday Party for Jewell Margaret Harr
Mrs Earl W. Harr hosted a Sunday party at 449 Eighth Avenue SW honoring her daughter Jewell Margaret on her eighth birthday. Guests included Katherine Christensen Carolyn Hamilton Jean Frederick Lorel Jean Blackwell Marie Frederick Beverly Oldfield and Darlene Smith with Mrs Royce E Baker assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl W. Harr
Eighth Avenue SW
Jewell Margaret
Katherine Christensen
Carolyn Hamilton
Jean Frederick
Lorel Jean Blackwell
Marie Frederick
Beverly Oldfield
Darlene Smith
Royce E. Baker
New Deal Attacked by GOP Speaker in 1936 Campaign
A GOP speaker denounces three years of deficits and rising spending under the New Deal. He calls for ending New Deal policies, cutting debt, and opposing tax hikes while urging open doors for opportunity and fair prices to boost bargaining power and production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
New Deal
Wall Street
America will live as we renounce alien viewpoints
A strong, ideological address asserts America must reject European liberal defeatist theories of wealth division. It calls for renewed resolve to build, create, and prosper under the American flag, insisting the nation will not die and that liberty endures through courage and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Valley Forge
Gettysburg
France
Manchester Church Recital Unites Area Choirs Next Sunday
Choirs from Colesburg Delhi Hopkinton Greeley Masonville Edgewood Strawbery Point Lamont Wood Manchester and Earlville join for a public church music recital at Manchester church next Sunday at 8. Sponsored by the county ministers association the event is free. Vera Bateman Manchester organist Arza Baskerville former Manchester director Rev Thomas P Shaffer Manchester pastor chairs the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Colesburg
Delhi
Hopkinton
Greeley
Masonville
Edgewood
Strawberry Point
Lamont
Wood
Earlville
Ministers’ Association of
Vera Bateman
Arza Baskerville
Thomas P. Shaffer
Jewish calendar origins and ancient dating
The Jewish calendar in its present form arose by Hillel II in the fourth century AD and is linked to the traditional creation date 3761 BC. The dating ties religious chronology to ancient calculations and long-standing scholarly debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillel II
Evangelist from Roumania to Speak at Nazarene Church
The Rev. E. C. Orcea, Roumanian born evangelist, will speak tonight and Wednesday at 7 45 at Church of the Nazarene 400 F avenue NW. He has preached in Palestine Syria and many other lands in a four decade career spanning nineteen countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Orcea
Roumania
Church of the Nazarene
F Avenue NW
Orcea
United States
Palestine
Syria
Ethiopia
Egypt
East Africa
Turkey
Russia
Hungary
Almas
Arabia
Franz Josef
Austria-Hungary
City To Wage War On Noxious Weeds
The council opened the annual weed drive and appointed Dave L. Williams as weed commissioner. He ordered a first cutting by July 1 for all weeds except certain varieties delayed to August 1. Property owners failing to comply will face city assessments for the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave L. Williams
Strawy Point Couple Wed at Elkport Luth eran Church
Ruth Ruegnitz daughter of Mr and Mrs George Ruegnitz of Littleport and John Jessen eldest son of Jesse Jessen of Strawberry Point were married at the Lutheran church in Elkport Tuesday morning by Rev Damm Attendants Miss Marguerite Staub and Burton Balluff. The bride a Littleport graduate taught a year in public school and the groom a 1932 Littleport graduate. After a lakeside week they will live in Strawberry Point where the groom works at M J Goodrich produce house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strawberry Point
Ruth Ruegnitz
George Ruegnitz
Littleport
John Jessen
Jesse Jessen
Elkport
Damm
Marguerite Staub
Burton Balluff
M. J. Goodrich Produce House
Board Of Adjustment Grants 3 Sign Permits
The board granted permits for signs at 1220 Third Ave SE 814 Sixth St SW and a projecting sign for Colonial Baking at 1120 Third St SW. It also approved subdivision of two lots on Ss Ave at Nineteenth St and postponed or deferred several other petitions including barber shop expansion and rear store addition. The Starry Foundry may continue at 380 Fourteenth Ave SW until Oct 1 before suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Adjustment
S. B. Miller
Third Avenue
H. K. Igram
Sixth Street
Colonial Baking Company
Third Street
Robert J. Miller
Ss Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Helen Misel
Sixteenth Avenue
F. H. Keyser
Washington Avenue SE
Worthington Streeter
Ellis Boulevard
Starry Foundry Company
Fourteenth Avenue SW
Marion and Riverside Residents Granted Marriage Licenses
Alfred Lee Larson and Bonnie Keeling of Marion. Paul J. Yansky and Christie H. Malichky of Riverside. Robert A. Hruska and Renata T. Kralik of Cedar Rapids. William Walter Dunahugh and Fern Lenora Irish of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Lee Larson
Bonnie Keeling
Marion
Paul J. Yansky
Christie H. Malichky
Riverside
Robert A. Hruska
Renata T. Kralik
Cedar Rapids
William Walter Dunahugh
Fern Lenora Irish
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MRS
Charlotte Hubbard
Wilson Company
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Mrs. Koil
Sila
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