Cedar Rapids Couple Wed At Mount Vernon Presbyterian Church
Miss Joyce Laurene Gormly and Lester Paul Frezek of Cedar Rapids were married at 4 pm at the Presbyterian church in Mount Vernon. The ceremony featured organ music, pink and white decor, and a reception for 100 guests. The couple plans a Minnesota motor trip before settling at 530 Eighth Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Laurene Gormly
Lester Paul Frezek
Joyce Laurence Gormly
Cedar Rapids
Presbyterian Church
Mount Vernon
R. D. Snuffer
Helen Waln
Marie Johnson
Melvin C. Thompson
Anna Gormly
Palisades Road
Edith Zezula
Frances Munn
Gladyce Eggers
Lydia Kriz
Velma Bachman
Isabel Davidson
Frezek
Mount Vernon High School
Nell College
Co-operative Dairy Company
Charles Frezek
Peoples Savings Bank
Minnesota
Eighth Street
Inter Ocean employees dine at Palisades hotel
More than eighty Inter Ocean Insurance employees and their families will gather Saturday afternoon at the Upper Palisades hotel for a scenic dinner. Guests include Mrs. Richard Lord and numerous named couples and individuals. the Inter Ocean Woman's Club president is Mrs. J. S. Campbell.
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Palisades
Inter-Ocean Reinsurance Company
Richard Lord
Roy Curray
Karl Blaise
C. T. Hickok
Scott McIntyre
Harry Cutler
C. F. Morgan
G. E. Perkins
L. E. Morgan
F. E. Farmer
R. K. Franklin
C. Roy Merrill
W. Johnson
Irene Mahannah
Margaret Hageman
Isabel Bassett
Dale Moon
Roger Wheeland
Floyd Knapp
Inter- Ocean Woman’s Club
J.5. Campbell
Kenwood P T A Picnic Honors New President
The Kenwood P T A annual picnic drew 150 attendees at Thomas Park on Thursday noon. Newly elected president Mrs. M. C. Kehne announced next year’s committee chairs including Membership Mrs. W. C. Fernow and Program Mrs. Keith Young.
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Kenwood
Keane School Workers Elect New Officers
At a Keane School Workers meeting in St. Patrick's parish new officers were installed. President Helen Convey, vice-president Mary Erlacher, second vice-president Mary Jensen, recording secretary Florence Peters, finance secretary Hilda Weriner, treasurer Lila Dahlem. Buying committee members include Della Meakins Katherine Murray and Bessie Teahen. The group plans a membership drive soon.
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Keane School Workers
St. Patrick’s Parish
Helen Convey
Mary Erlacher
Mary Jensen
Florence Peters
Hilda Weriner
Lila Dahlem
Della Meakins
Katherine Murray
Bessie Teahen
Miss Mildred McArthur Bride Elect Honored At Shower
Miss Mildred McArthur, a bride elect, was honored at a shower hosted by her sister Mrs Earl Kessler at 616 Ninth Avenue SE on Thursday afternoon. Prizes went to Mrs E Sharron Mrs A Lewis and Mrs E Erickson. Guests included numerous friends and out of town attendees Mr and Mrs J C McArthur and Mr and Mrs J L Stodola of Shellsburg and Mrs D Newland of Center Point.
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Mildred McArthur
Earl Kessler
Ninth Avenue SE
E. Sharron
A. Lewis
E. Erickson
Miss McArthur
Covington Ladies Aid Meeting Held at Community Hall
The Covington Ladies Aid society met at the Community hall with Mrs. Luella Taylor as hostess. Attendees included Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Edna Maudsly, Mrs. Bessie Beamer, Mrs. Charlotte Celia Wiley, Mrs. Elsie Mottinger, Mrs. Merle Beamer, Mrs. Thelma Hopker and Mrs. Amelia Rawson. The next meeting is set for 7 o clock at Mrs. Edna Maudsly's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Ladies Aid Ciety
Luella Taylor
Mrs. Taylor
Edna Maudsly
Bessie Beamer
Charlotte Celia Wiley
Elsie Mottinger
Merle Beamer
Thelma Hopker
Amelia Rawson
Miss Vivian Klein Visits Mankato Family Over Weekend
Miss Vivian Klein a music supervisor in St Paul and in charge of the Mankato Minnesota schools is spending the weekend in the home of Mr and Mrs L T Cummins at 1508 Washington Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Klein
St. Paul
Mankato, Minn
L. T. Cummins
Washington Avenue
Return Visit by Mrs Christensen and Family in St Louis
Mrs Sam Christensen and her daughter Mrs Mildred Williams with granddaughter Marilyn Williams returned Friday from a visit in St Louis. The party traveled from 1541 Bever Avenue SE and were greeted on arrival by relatives.
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Sam Christensen
Bever Avenue
Mildred Williams
Marilyn Williams
St. Louis
Y W C A Federation Holds Annual House Party at Pal
The Y. W. C. A. Business and Industrial Girls Federation hosts its annual house party this weekend at the Palisades. Guests include Martha Peterson Lydia Kriz Ruth Eldridge Gladys Erickson Tillie Press Irma Workman Gladys Eggers Miriam Carl Gladys Houser Frances Munn Wilma Wau Nelavene Wilkinson Ruth Williams.
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Y. W. C. A. Business and Industrial Girls Federation
the Palisades
Martha Peterson
Lydia Kriz
Ruth Eldridge
Gladys Erickson
Tillie Press
Irma Workman
Gladys Eggers
Miriam Carl
Gladys Houser
Frances Munn
Wilma Waua Nelavene Wilkinson
Ruth Wilams
Women’s Club Chorus Elects Officers At Year End
Mrs. D. M. Fellows was elected chairman of the Woman's club chorus at the last meeting of the year held at Mrs. Helen Kacena Stark's home. Mrs. J. Leroy Farmer became vice-chairman and Mrs. L. A. Talbott was chosen secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Fellows
Woman’s Club Chorus
Helen Kacena Stark
Fourth Avenue SE
J. Leroy Farmer
L. A. Talbott
Screen Kiddies Face Routine Checks and School Ties
Life on the studio lot includes regular physicals and work permit renewals for young actors like Jackie Cooper and other M G M youngsters. Hal Roach runs the best organized studio school with Mrs Fern Carter teaching, while salaries go mostly to parents as kids’ pay is collected by guardians. Dickie Moore stands out earning ten dollars per day as others watch envelopes pass to adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Cooper
Mother Cooper
Bob
John Hancock
Hal Roach
Fern Carter
Robert Coogan
Dickie Moore
Greta Garbo Facts Leaflet Offered by Robert Grandon
A local call invites readers to obtain a Greta Garbo facts leaflet from Robert Grandon by sending two cents and a stamped self addressed envelope to the newspaper office. The item promises curious details about the famed actress.
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Robert Grandon
Greta Garbo
Eastern Iowa Park College Alumni Enjoy Evening Picnic
Eastern Iowa members of the Park College Alumni association held a park picnic in Iowa City. Thirty one attendees listed include Rev. Phillip Palmer of Cedar Rapids, Rev. S. A. Morning of Independence, C. C. Wylie of Iowa City, Mrs. E. J. Hessel schwerdt of Kalona, Dan Kruidenier of Cedar Rapids, Mrs. H. J. Ferguson of Cedar Rapids, Roy B. Tozier of Iowa City, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Anderson of Cedar Rapids. Rev. Palmer serves as group president.
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Iowa
Park College Alumni Association
Iowa City Park
Phillip Palmer
Cedar Rapids
Mary Jane Klimes Birthday Party Celebrated
Mrs. Joseph J. Klimes of 529 First Avenue SW hosted a Thursday birthday party for her daughter Mary Jane turning ten. Pink and white refreshments were served after games, with guests including Eileen Cullen Lorra ine Schillig Maxine Darey Betty Jean Hermsen Mary Ann Mateju Mary Rita Gallagher Jane Dorman Frances Jo Kubovec Marion Molar Marjorie Kane Frances Schissel Gloria Lilley Ted Louise Holub Bobby Joe Dickie Don and Betty Ann Klimes assisted by Mary Jansen and Janice Houghan.
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Joseph J. Klimes
First Avenue
Mary Jane
Eileen Cullen
Lorraine Schillig
Maxine Darey
Betty Jean Hermsen
Mary Ann Mateju
Mary Rita Gallagher
Jane Dorman
Frances Jo Kubovec
Marion Molar
Marjorie Kane
Frances Schissel
Gloria Lilley
Ted Louise Holub
Bobby Joe
Dickie Don
Betty Ann Klimes
Mrs. Klimes
Mary Jansen
Janice Houghan
Aris Totolian NHS Picnic At Ellis Park
Members and friends of the Aris Totolian chapter of the National Honor Society of Grant High School met for their annual picnic at Ellis Park. Tennis and baseball were played. Thirty eight were present. Chaperons were Miss Jessie Chambers Miss Addie Zika Miss Hannah Houghton and Miss Anna Grissel. Miss Alice Thompson was chairman of the picnic committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Honor Society
Grant High School
Ellis Park
Jessie Chambers
Addie Zika
Hannah Houghton
Anna Grissel
Alice Thompson
Fillmore Mothers Honor Teachers With Luncheon
The Fillmore P. T. A. held its annual luncheon for teachers with Blue and gold decor. Toastmaster Mrs. C. W. Mathews introduced welcome speaker Mrs. E. C. Johnson. Miss Mabel Rugh praised the year’s work. new officers and committees were announced for next year. Child Welfare Conference set for June 21 to 23 in Iowa City.
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Fillmore P. T. A
C. W. Mathews
E. C. Johnson
Mabel Rugh
Fillmore
C. H. Newman
John Buchan
Iowa City
Nathan Baldwin
Earl Miller
Ralph Dresher
R. E. Mellen
Mathews
P T A Officers Honor Retiring President
Mrs Asta, the retiring president, received a gift from members of the P T A. Officers listed include Mrs John Buchan for by laws programs Mrs Anton Nilsson hospitality and others for membership publicity publication parent education music recreation and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Buchan
Anton Nilsson
Ed Hardy
A. Brockman
John Turner
S. C. Vedder
T. Hardeman
Maloney
R. E. Mellen
Ralph Dresher
Lorraine Dieman
Winona McFarland
Miriam Silseth
Earl Miller
Grant Wood Talk At Rockford Art Association Meeting
Grant Wood spoke at the Rockford Art Association gathering in Rockford Illinois with Grace Boston and Edward B. Rowan present. About 100 attendees heard him discuss painting meaning versus technique and the Stone City Art Colony plans for developing artistic mindset in the middle west.
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Grant Wood
Grace Boston
Edward B. Rowan
Little Gallery
Rockford Art Association
Rockford
Ill
C. J. Boekland
Mr. Wood
Middle West
Stone City
Julius Caesar and Leap Year Calculations
Fragmentary note references Julius Caesar and early calendar reforms linking leap year calculations to Roman timekeeping traditions. No clear event or names beyond Caesar emerge in the readable text.
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Julius Caesar
Red Fence Delights Turned to Red Spotted Bugs Tale
Uncle Wiggily plans a rainbow red back fence during Clean Up Week. While painting, a tickling sensation on his neck splatters red paint on resident black bugs, turning them red and black. He laughs at the playful mishap and the stylish look new paint gives the yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tleman
Uncle Wiggily
Baby Bunty
Lady Mouse
Hollow Stump
Mr. Longears
Wiggily
How to Play And Win In Responding To Opening Bids
The article explains shaded bidding in contract bridge after a partner opens. It covers when to bid two and how a five card suit helps convey a hand, with an example rubber game. It discusses lead strategy, queen coverage, and how to balance risks between trump and suit length to reach game, plus a sample bidding sequence and conclusions.
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King
Knave
Spade Knave Trick in Bridge Commentary
A bridge problem discusses opening leads and declarer threats. It notes a single ton trump as a poor lead normally but argues that with West showing strength and a high trump, a lead would aid the Declarer by establishing a trick in that suit. Hearts or clubs risk setting up West or complicating defense.
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West
Von Papen Institutes Dictatorship in Germany
Lieutenant Colonel Franz Von Papen declared a new German regime would rule without party politics yet stay within the constitutional framework. He announced an agricultural council as the central body for landowners and defended the departure from parliamentary democracy as a liberation and rebirth for Germany.
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Berlin
Pranz von Papen
Agricultural Council
von Papen
Mven
Germany
Bruening
Decree Declares Theft of Workers a Crime in Russia
Moscow report says a decree signed by Gregory Ordzhonikidze makes luring workers from one institution to another a criminal act. The measure targets engineers economists and other specialists amid a broad campaign to reduce personnel and dismiss tens of thousands across factories and construction.
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Moscow
Gregory Ordzhonikidze
Ordzhonikidze
Advisory Committee For Truckers Named
At a Cedar Rapids Iowa Truckers association meeting an advisory committee was created to assist the state board director in highway safety public tax information and cross branch trucking cooperation. The panel includes Val DeWald of Mechanicsville as chair with Robert Kelsey International Harvester George McEldon Rude Auto and George Vavra State Automobile Insurance. John Shannahan Sioux City state secretary promotes allied cooperation.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa Truckers Association
Truckers Association
Val DeWald
Mechanicsville
Robert Kelsey
International Harvester Company
George McEldon
Rude Auto Company
George Vavra
State Automobile Insurance Company
John Shannahan
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids Couple Files For Marriage Licenses
Several couples across Iowa apply for marriage licenses including Glenn Waddington and Lillian Spinner of Cedar Rapids Evelyne Stone and Joseph Rust of Cedar Rapids Fay Rubendall and Ida Schwarz ing Cedar Rapids LeRoy Bott and Mary Bott of Cedar Rapids George Short and Sara Spearing of Newton H L Van Dyke and Francis Burke of Cedar Rapids Helen Mank of Lisbon Roy Dean of Iowa Falls Vernon Boldt of Johnson County Edith Hutton of Linn County Ralph Redus and Emily Dvorak of Linn County.
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Glenn R. Waddington
Lillian Spinner
Cedar Rapids
Joseph M. Rust
Evelyne A. Stone
Fay Rubendall
Ida Schwarzing
LeRoy Jennings
Mary Magdeline Bott
George W. Short
Sara Mae Spearing
Newton
H. L. van Dyke
Francis Burke
Cedar
Helen Mank
Lisbon
Roy Dean
Iowa Falls
Vernon W. Boldt
Johnson County
Edith E. Hutton
Linn County
Ralph H. Redus
Emily Dvorak
Al G. Barnes Circus to Appear in Cedar Rapids
The Al G. Barnes five ring circus arrives in Cedar Rapids Friday June 24 for afternoon and evening shows. Three trains carry 1 080 workers and hundreds of horses with a large menagerie. Twenty two tents on twelve acres host 200 performers from eight countries with Belmont family Grizelle troupe 60 acrobats 60 clowns and 40 dancing horses and 40 dancing girls. The Pageant of Gold opens the program followed by royal Bengal tigers led by Miss Mabel Stark and trainers Johnny Myers Terrell Jacobs and Lulvie Hughlett.
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al G. Barnes
Cedar Rapids
Belmont Family
Grizelle
Fying Ward
Big Po
al G. Barnes Circus
Mabel Stark
America
Royal Bengal Tigers
Johnny Myers
Terrell Jacobs
Lulvie Hughlett
Spain
Congressional Debate on District Aid and Banking Legislation
Senate opens debate on Columbia appropriation and relief measures while examining home loan bank legislation. House continues discussion of the home loan bank bill. Shannon committee probes government competition with private enterprise.
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United Press
Senate
Columbia
Ptamaiaierials
HOUSE
Shannon Committee
Notice of Estate Case in Linn County Court
Notice in the District Court of Linn County Iowa concerning the estate of James Wiey To Anna B Wiley American or Gh Savings Bank as Trustee and others is filed with the Clerk of Court The notice specifies a hearing on a date in 1932 at 9 o clock in the morning and requests appearance by named parties to respond to the petition
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District Court
Linn County
Iowa
James Wiey
Anna B. Wiley
American
Gh Savings Bank
Ue Hansen
Wiley
Aone E. Wiley
Sheldon
Clerk District Court of Sentients Po Ag Gg
Class Prophecy Told In Tyler Playlet
A 6-A Tyler school class held a Wednesday afternoon program presenting a prophecy of life twenty years ahead. The playlet showed a class reunion with members sharing future professions as stars bars and monograms were awarded and penmanship certificates given. Guests included Mrs. P. C. Clark and several other local ladies.
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Tyler
P. C. Clark
B. F. Ferguson
Jane
A. A. Eens
Edward
Floyd A. Thompson
Lettie Lilly Cortes
Tom Carney
George Taly
Laura de Nio
Rural Eighth Grade Graduates Shine Across County
Eighth grade pupils across Linn County graduate with honors averaging above 90. Students from Fairview Monroe Alice Toddville Elm Grove and other schools perform drills songs dances and piano solos. Thirty three graduates earn honor awards led by Mary Hoglan and others with top scores.
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Dairydale No
Motley
Edgewood
Marion
Doralee Strachen
Alice Gaw
Toddville
Elm Grove
Linn County
Mary Hoglan
Center Point R. R
Green Grove
Clifford E. Taylor
Dorothy Donnan
Fairview School
Helen Taber
Fairview
Margaret Dodge
Iren Kilberger
Maple Grove
Arvad
Buresh
Fairfax
Alma
Cherry Valley
Viasta
Rohlena
la Belle
Max Phelps
Emmons
Delbert Clark
Cedar Rapids
R R
Fern Wetzel
Cedar R. R
Sorettie’ Reilly
Dale
Mary Drakos
R. R
Roy Holut
John J. Rasplicke
Louis Kulhayy
Western
Viola Usher
Lewis Bottom
Edward Woods
Henrietta Broulck
Pleasant Hill
Louise Bliss Walker
Ry Shakespeare Red School
Guuarel On
Clarence Svoboda
Grange Hall
Albert J. Bliss
Rowley
Rober Beach
Millwood
Marguerit Michel
Hillsdale
Arline Fernow
Squaw Creek
Helen Boquist
Maxine McCreary
Alice
John W Clark
Rogers Grove
Gretta Fay Cress
West
Anne Drakes
Fairfax No. 4
Waubeek Man Wins Republican Supervisor Nomination
William Mitchell of Waubeek wins the Republican nomination for supervisor in Linn County’s Third District under state law as the candidate with the highest vote. Fre Stirm, the Democrat, trails with 402 votes not reaching a third of the total. Mills 202, an 189, and Annee son 127.
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William Mitchell
Waubeek
Linn County
Fre Stirm
Mitchell
Ean
al Lows
Mills
Man
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Pal
Hollywood
Park College
Mary Jane Klimes
Grant Society
Bedtime
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Poe
South West North East
South
North
Holdoy
Nerts
Russia
Congress
Lulu
Center Point
Waubeek Man
Contes
R. D. Brown
St. EZ
Second Ave
Stearns
Fine Furniture Peoples Furniture Co
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