Junior Service League To Honor Its New Members
Fourteen new members were praised at a tea hosted by president Mrs. Frank Witwer at 320 Crescent Street SE. Vice-presidents Mrs. Wayne J. Foster and Mrs. Edward Sheehy will oversee the tea. Plans include a Heidelberg party Wednesday at Kenmore Clubhouse and golf course proceeds benefiting the Junior Service League.
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Junior Service League
Frank Witwer
Crescent Street
Wayne J. Foster
Edward Sheehy
Heidelberg
Kenmore Club
Yale summer camp students to study surveying near Niantic
Sturges Ely and Dresser Hunting remain in the east for three weeks after school to take a surveying course at the Yale engineering summer camp near Niantic Connecticut. They expect to return around July 1 to resume local duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturges Ely
Henry 8. Ely
Dresser Hunting
Ralph D. Hunting
Yale Engineering
Niantic
Conn
Mrs C H Wilkins Hosts Luncheon Club at Cedar Rapids Club
Mrs. C. H. Wilkins of 2398 Blake Boulevard SE entertained the Tuesday luncheon club at the Cedar Rapids Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Wilkins
Blake Boulevard
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Graduate Nurses Club Elects Miss Cockram President
The Graduate Nurses club Saturday afternoon re elected Miss Alberta Cockram as its president at the annual picnic in Ellis Park. About twenty attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graduate Nurses Club
Alberta Cockram
Nurses Club
Ellis Park
Nelle Sexton Attends Royal Neighbors Camp in Detroit
Mrs. Nelle A. Sexton of 1521 Fifth avenue SE serves as district deputy of the R N A and will attend the eighteenth quad rennial supreme camp in Detroit Michigan from June 19 to 24 as a delegate. The Royal Neighbors of America is the world’s largest fraternal insurance society directed entirely by women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle A. Sexton
Fifth Avenue SE
Royal Neighbors of America
Detroit
Mich
Birthday Surprise Party for Mrs Dvorak in Lincoln Heights
Mrs A J Barron of Lincoln Heights hosted a birthday surprise party for Mrs W H Dvorak. About eighty friends and relatives attended and presented many gifts. The evening featured dancing and a picnic supper.
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A. J. Barron
Lincoln Heights
W. H. Dvorak
Katherine Clements Bridal Party Arriving for Wedding
Bridal party members preparing to attend Miss Katherine Clements and Glen Schodde at their upcoming wedding next Monday evening are arriving. Earl J. Clements of Chicago, her brother, arrives this evening. Bridesmaids Miss Helen Wareham and Miss Marian Frahm of Davenport arrive Wednesday. Miss Francesca Emerson of Creston, a cousin, arrived Monday and will stay through the ceremony. Mrs R M Threlkeld hosted a family dinner honoring the bride-elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Clements
Glen Schodde
Earl J. Clements
Chicago
D Avenue NE
President Signs Home Loan Bill
President Roosevelt signed the 2.2 billion home mortgage aid bill creating a Home Owners' Loan Corporation with 200 million capital from the RFC. The administration can issue up to 2 billion in bonds to swap for mortgages, enabling homeowners with properties up to 20 000 dollars to exchange 80 percent of first mortgages for long term bonds at a maximum 5 percent rate.
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Washington (Lp
Roosevelt
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Home Loan Administration
Suit To Test Iowa Bond Issue Taken Under Advisement
The injunction case in district court to determine the legality of a $20 million public fund bond issue was taken under advisement by Judge Lou Ladd. A decision is expected soon, with plans to appeal to the state supreme court. State Treasurer Wegman testified that a one mill tax may not be needed beyond two years, with projections of about $3.5 million yearly from the levy and $4 million yearly from interest and beer revenue.
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Des Moines
INS
Lou Ladd
State Supreme Court
Wegman
Beta Sigma Phi honors Miss Chapman at home
Lambda chapter hosted a dinner at Miss Betty Chapman's home on 1629 C avenue NE to honor her as she retires this summer after nearly two years as educational advisor. The group plans a camping trip at Delhi the weekend of June 24.
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Lambda Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Betty Chapman
C Avenue NE
Chapman
Delhi
Daughters of Martha to Meet for Picnic Luncheon
The Daughters of Martha of Central Park Presbyterian church will gather Thursday at 1 PM at Mrs. W. L. Harrison's home 324 Nassau street SE for a picnic luncheon.
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Martha
Central Park Presbyterian Church
W. L. Harrison
Nassau Street
Reverend Braun Honored at Surprise Trinity Farewell
Rev A H Braun was toasted at a surprise gathering on the Trinity Lutheran parsonage lawn attended by 300 members. He leaves for Eaton Colorado to serve Christ Lutheran. program included talks by Rev F Ide, Missionary society officers, a playlet, music by Little German band, and lunch. Children’s Day marked at United Brethren. about fifty children performed under Reva Mitchell and others. Methodist plan for next Sunday observance.
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Nwawkeye
A. H. Braun
F. Braun
Trinity Lutheran Church
Braun
Eaton
Colo
Christ Lutheran Church
F. Ide
Richfield Lutheran Church
Anna Russler
The
Missionary Society
Richard Hehmke
Ladies Aid Society
Reading
Carl Poeckenheuer
Verona Gabel
Petva Granneman
Olin
United Brethren Church
Reva Mitchell
Alice McDonald
Verda Cartwright
Lois Clay
Rocjean
Coppes
Methodist Church
Pattern 2396 and Spring Fashion Book Offer
Anne Adams presents Pattern 2396 for matronly frocks with slenderizing points and scalloped seams. Available in sizes 34 to 44, with fabric yardage listed for size 36. Pattern and Spring Fashion Book offers include color photos, easy-to-make styles, and a 15 cent catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Address Gazette Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Hutchins To Head Council To Handle Employment Measure
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins announced Robert M. Hutchins of the University of Chicago would chair the national advisory council aiding Wagner Act administration. The panel includes employers and employees, with Senator Wagner and AF of L President William Green invited, along with Chamber of Commerce head Henry Harriman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Harriman
Lewis Re-Elected As Head Of Iowa Labor Federation
Burlington AP Iowa State Federation of Labor delegates re elected J C Lewis of Des Moines state president and Mike Sherman of Des Moines secretary by acclamation Nominees for auditors were George A Peterson of Davenport and George Hartnett of Des Moines Those nominated for vice president were R J McAnally of Burlington and S H Howell of Davenport Exec board nominees included William Griebling Mason City J J Brown Dubuque D L Williams Cedar Rapids L E Garnett Sioux City and P F Byrd Marshalltown
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Burlington
Iowa
Dubuque
D. L. Williams
Cedar Rapids
L. E. Garnett
Sioux City
P. F. Byrd
Marshalltown
Kuhn Loeb Probe To Open June 26
The Senate stock market investigating committee ordered a probe into Kuhn, Loeb and Co. for June 26 with Otto Kuhn named as the first witness. Dillon, Read and Co. and Chase National Bank with Chase Securities are slated for later hearings, possibly postponed to autumn.
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Kuhn Loeb
Washington
Llp
Senate
Kuhn, Loeb and Co
Senate Stock Market Investigating Committee
Ferdinand Pecora
Otto Kuhn
Kuhn, Loeb
Dillon, Read and Company
Chase National Bank and
Chase Securities Corporation
Auumn
Pecora
Texas Oil Field Output Reduced by 10 Percent
The Texas railroad commission issued a new field order cutting east Texas oil field production to about 545000 to 550000 barrels daily. The limit restricts each well to 10 percent of its hourly potential and takes effect at midnight. Spacing rules remain unchanged.
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Austin, Tex
East Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
Italian Planes Ready To Fly To Chicago Under Balbo
Twenty four Italian military planes were prepared at Orbetello Airport for a flight to Chicago under General Italo Balbo. Weather will decide the start time, expected Wednesday or Thursday. Pilots and crews total 115.
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Orbettello
Italy
Chicago
Italo Balbo
Air
Meyer Buys Washington Post To Run It Independently
Eugene Meyer, wealthy Republican and former governor of the federal reserve board under Hoover, took control of the Washington Post and pledged independent publication. Courts approved the sale for 825000 dollars.
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Washington (Lp
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Hoover
Washington Post
Meyer
The
Post
Menjou and Kathryn Carver Separate Again in Hollywood
Hollywood report says Adolphe Menjou and wife Kathryn Carver have separated for a second time. The couple, long noted for their marriage, reportedly remains apart as Hollywood circles discuss the latest development in their years long union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Adolphe Menjou
Kathryn Carver
Iowa towns share July 4 plans and local notices
Monona plans a July 4 celebration after a 30 year gap with a parade of about fifty floats, bands, a dance, and amusement. Other items note family reunions in Clinton and a pastorate change in Dysart, plus obituaries and local civic actions across Monona Center Junction Maynard Oxford Toddville Toledo Solon and La Porte City with community events and appointments.
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Monona
Mononza
Dirigible Macon Pays Two Visits To Chicago Fair
The giant dirigible Macon, sister to the Akron, paid two visits to the Chicago world's fair, thrilling residents along Lake Michigan as it completed a dawn flight before its transfer to the U S Navy. Noon reports of a lost rudder near Escanaba, Mich, were denied, and the airship sailed over the fairgrounds again in fine form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Macon
Lake Michigan
United States Navy
Fair Grounds
Lake Shore
Escanaba
Mich
Girl-Teacher Hired in Degner Home Near Traer
Miss Kendall, hired to teach Clark No. 9 near Traer, Iowa, also performed all housework for Degner family, including cooking and cleaning, for a reduced wage. Degner admitted a housework contract existed, while promising a different successor. Lilian Axler later sought the post, noting possible wage changes and house duties.
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Kendall
Degner
Miss Kendall
Traer
Clark No. 9
Lillian Axler
Vence Axler
Lilian
Clark School No
Cone School
Miss Axler
Lillian
Traer High School
New Pastor Samuel Morrow Installed at Grande Avenue Church
The Rev. Samuel M. Morrow recently assigned to Grande Avenue United Presbyterian at Grande Avenue and Sixteenth Street SE succeeds Rev. Robert McCune who left for Ohio. Morrow, with over twenty years in ministry, has led in multiple states and held moderator roles in St. Joseph presbytery and Nebraska synod. He and his wife will reside at 369 Seventeenth Street SE.
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Samuel M. Morrow
Trenton
Grande Avenue United Presbyterian Church
Grande Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Robert McCune
Ohio
Mr. Morrow
Hodge Presbyterian Church
Pittsburgh
Colorado Springs
Colo
Pueblo
Lincoln
Neb
St. Joseph, Mo
Presbyterian Synod of Nebraska
Morrow
Tarkio College
Missouri
Princeton University
Princeton Theological Seminary
Seventeenth Street
Do You Know Her A Crossword Puzzle Fragment
A fragmented crossword style entry asks about the identity of an Indy figure and includes a long list of cryptic clues and partial definitions across two columns. It mentions various terms from biology, chemistry, geography, and etiquette, interspersed with hints toward a famous lady figure and knightly title.
Seid Party During Trial as Teacher Phrase
The fragment mentions a seid party of the second part during the two months while she is on trial as a teacher. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to establish a full news item.
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Seid Party
Royal American Shows Arrive for Ten Days in Cedar Rapids
The Royal American Shows arrive in Cedar Rapids for a ten day run opening Wednesday night at Twenty seventh Street and Franklin Avenue. The mile long steel train unloads as hundreds of workers erect around thirty attractions. New rides and midway adds promise a bigger edition than last year with thousands of lights and bright paint making a vibrant carnival atmosphere.
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Cedar Rapids
Twentyseventh Street
Franklin Avenue
Kubik given seven year suspended term for false pretenses
Milo C. Kubik of Cedar Rapids received a withheld indeterminate sentence of seven years in Fort Madison penitentiary after pleading guilty to cheating by false pretenses in district court. He originally faced a charge of uttering a forged instrument for allegedly passing a bad check on an Elberon bank on April 22.
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Milo C. Kubik
Cedar Rapids
Fort Madison
H. C. Ring
Kubik
Elberon Bank
Bainbridge Wins Minneapolis Mayoral Race Over Incumbent Anderson
In Minneapolis, A.G. Buzz Bainbridge a theater owner and Republican defeated labor incumbent William A. Anderson in Monday elections. Unofficial tallies show Bainbridge with about a $10,000 majority and labor votes still being counted into Tuesday.
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Minneapolis (Lp
A.G
Buzz) Bainbridge
William A. Anderson
Bainbridge
McGuire Seeks to Dissolve Temporary Police Suspension
Veteran Cedar Rapids detective Mike McGuire challenged a thirty day suspension of police officials Chief W C Benesh and Public Safety Commissioner Dan Kruidenier. Arguments for defense motion wrapped up Tuesday before Judge John T Moffit, and the court took the matter under advisement.
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Mike McGuire
Cedar Rapids
W. C. Benesh
Public Safety
Dan Kruidenier
John T. Moffit
McGuire
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Bobby Jones
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Joe
Bauer & Black
Beta Sigma Phi
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Lewis
Iowa Labor
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Texas
Menjous
Iowa News
Earl W. Reichert
Monona Pilgrim Evangelical Church
Rosella Gull
Fond du Lac
Wis
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Harvey J. Debes
Farmersurgy
Springville
James Reed
Eagle Point Park
Clinton
Gene Reed
Cuyler Reed
L. A. Johnston
Alexander Taylor
Nettie Johnston
Eva Reed
Manchester
Dty
Delaware County
Dundee
Dysart
E. O. Mueller
Glenco
Minn
Peace Evangelical Church
Maynard
Wv. C. Stebbins
A. L. Evans
Oscar Sykes
Steve Galdstone
Jesse Parke
Frank Evans
William Rooker
Presbyterian Church
L. C. Surfus
Dale Mears
Harold Bartels
Max Cummings
Jack Foss
Harold Malven
Merritt Cummings
Trene Haas
Meredith Foss
Howard Ingels
Earlene Foss
Wilma Foss
Frances Mears
Florence Cummings
Margaret Surfus
Eleanor Barnes
Ruth Nordyke
Zella Caldwell
Oxfoord
Ce Sory
William’ Novak
Betty Heniraper
Virginia Frese
James
Falls
Lloyd . Bontrager
Darleen
Betty
James Falls, Jr
Colleen
William Novak
Martin Frese
Virginia
Burton Falls
Tommy
Toddville
Peter Erickson
Sweden
Anna Andrews
Agnes Farrens
Carl
Mildred
Frank
Marie Lake
Council Bluffs
Christian Church
W. C. Wilson
Dunkard
Toledo
Tama _ county board of supervisors
O. H. Chitty
Oneida
Frank A. Seidel
Chelsea
Harry A. Rager
Solon
John Adams Reinholz
Morse
Hester Hopp
Iowa City
Mollie Taylor
Benjamin Reinholz
Grand Junction
George Reinholz
San Francisco
Brosh Mortuary
Reinholz
Mr. Hunt
Morse Cemetery
LA Porte City
H. J. Blanchaine
May Connell
John Connet
Degners
Grande Ave
Homer
Agnes Samuelson
Mary’ Richards
Tama
Gazette
B. F. Clark
Will Keith
Walter Degner
Axler
A. D
Chelsea Kendall
Lasswell
REV. S. M. Morrow
Alanka
Milan
Anand
Knight Templar
Hart
Court House News
Minneapolis
Labor
Bowleke
Radox
May Drug Co
Podzimek Phcy
Cornell College
Jacques Jolas
College Chapel
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