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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1935

Page

6

Cedar Rapids Youth Heads to Colorado Cheley Camp

The first Cedar Rapids group leaves for summer camps at Cheley camps in Estes Park Colorado. Traveling with the group are Miss Josephine Thomas and Misses Mary and Ann Winslow plus Robert Munsen, all listed with Cedar Rapids and Marion addresses.

Cedar Rapids Cheley Estes Park Cole Josephine Thomas Theodore H. Thomas Ridgewood Terrace Mary Ann Winslow Edward F Winslow Linden Drive Robert Munsen A P Munsen Marion

Fashionable Summer Hose and Glove Trends Rise

New York readers see summer stockings and gloves as airy mesh and net pieces designed to reveal nail tips. Briefer sheer hose come in bright colors and cuffed gloves pair with costumes from sportswear to cocktail outfits. Suntan remains the favored shade with neon and pastel stockings, knee highs, and garterless options touted for comfort and style.

York Hase

Frick Hosts Dinner For De Lay Anniversary

Mrs. W. H. Frick will hostess a dinner at 805 Third Avenue SE Thursday evening to celebrate the second wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs. H Gordon De Lay and Mrs Frick's fifty-eighth wedding anniversary. Guests include E J Carey and family, the Carey sisters Elizabeth and Kathleen, John Carey, the De Lays, Miss Harriet Sexton of Grand Rapids, Michigan, and Harriet Young's wedding party from Des Moines to John B Turner II of Cedar Rapids.

W. H. Frick Third Avenue SE H Gordon de Lay B Avenue NE de Lay Mrs. Frick E. J Carey Elizabeth Kathleen Carey John Carey Harriet Sexton Grand Rapids, Mich Carey Miss Sexton Miss Carey Harriet Young Des Moines John B Turner, II Cedar Rapids

Mrs Adnan Hoblitzell Hosts Lunch and Bridge at Country Club

Mrs Adnan Hoblitzell hosted a noon luncheon and bridge gathering at the Country Club with guests including Mrs Douglas Wells of Skidmore Mo and Miss Wynne Hoblitzell. Mrs Wells plans to depart tonight for Lisbon to visit her parents Mr and Mrs W H Hobitzell and return Sunday. Other luncheon attendees were Miss Mary Stubbs Mrs Clark Chandler Mrs Albert P Jenkins Miss Margaret Hoblitzell Mrs Lowss Burkhalter Jr. and Miss Wynne Hoblitzell.

Adnan Hoblitzell Carlton Apartments Country Club Douglas Wells Skidmore

Mrs Elizabeth Heins Celebrates 72nd Birthday at Cedar Rapids Party

Mrs Elizabeth Heins of 897 Oakland Avenue NE was surprised Tuesday evening at a home party for her seventy second birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Jacob Bachman and several Cedar Rapids residents plus Brandon visitors.

Elizabeth Heins Oakland Avenue Jacob Bachman Mary Dietz Henry Bachman August Bachman Frank Baldwin Elizabeth Williams John Heins Evelyn Marion Carl Stevens Carl Shields Cedar Rapids Lews Bachman George Bachman Brandon

Paramores Visit McGladreys on Nassau Street

Mr and Mrs R G Paramore from Chicago and their son visited Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs I B McGladrey at 318 Nassau street SE. The Paramores were enroute home from Hawarden.

R. G Paramore Chicago I. B. McGladrey Nassau Street Paramores Hawarden

Bateses depart for Steins and Los Angeles

Mr and Mrs Frank Bates of 1736 Sixth Avenue SE left on Wednesday for Steins New Mexico and Los Angeles California. They expect to return the first of August by way of the Grand Canyon.

Frank Bates Sixth Avenue SE Steins N. M Los Angeles Calif Grand Canyon

Couple attends Pomfret graduation of son Sutherland

Mr and Mrs Robert S Cook of 222 Crescent Drive SE returned from Pomfret Connecticut where they attended the graduation of their son Sutherland from Pomfret School.

Robert S Cook Crescent Drive Pomfret, Conn Sutherland Pomfret

Arthur Poe Expected to Return From Princeton

Arthur Poe of 300 Twenty-seventh Street Drive SE is expected to return Thursday from Princeton New Jersey where he attended commencement activities at Princeton University.

Arthur Poe Twenty-seventh Street Princeton Princeton University

Unclear fragmentary notice involving local family

Fragmentary OCR shows names Owen T Barry and Barbara with mentions of parents Dr and Mrs YW C Howe-Seem Ore and Mr Bertyr 31 Eg w Salem. Details unreadable. no clear event or date.

Owen T Barry Dave SE Chilren Berbara Owen If Ace Mirs Barry YW C Howe Bertyr Salem

Quaas Reunion and Local Notices from Meurt Vernon

A fragmented public notice lists a reunion event and mentions residents and places including Alpurrett and Cedar Rapses. The text references court matters, lanes, and individuals such as Mr and Mrs Waster Morrison of Meurt Vernon.

Alpurrett van Wayre Mere Ser Waster Morr Meurt Vernon

To Be Married This Summer

Mr and Mrs M J Busler announce the engagement of their daughter Marie E to Hubert A Schimberg of Peoria Ill son of Mr and Mrs C C Schimberg 2741 Bever avenue SE The wedding is planned this summer Busler a graduate of the University of Iowa was active in Theta Phi Alpha and other campus groups and is drama director at Immaculate Conception high school Schimberg a Notre Dame graduate is a salesman for Wilson company and active in campus affairs

M J Busler Nineteenth Street Marie E Hubert A Schimberg Peoria C C Schimberg Bever Avenue Busler University of Iowa Theta Ph. Alpha University Players Newman Club Student Council University Purple Mask Moss Busler Immaculate Conception High School Immaculate Conception Mr. Schimberg Notre Dame University Wilson Company

Miss Skelley and Mr Seabrook Wed at Immaculate Conception

Miss Bernice Skelley daughter of Mr and Mrs R D Skelley and Thomas F Seabrook son of Mrs Louise Seabrook were married in a single ring ceremony at Immaculate Conception church attended by about 150 guests. The couple will reside at 1802 Severns Avenue SE after a wedding trip, with both graduates of Immaculate Conception High School class of 1925.

Bernice Skelley R. D Skelley Seventh Avenue SE Thomas F Seabrook Louise Seabrook Eighth Street Immaculate Conception Church Mr. Mullan Henry Choosky Cedar Rapids Arthur M. Skelley J. C. Stanton Leonore Rennekamp J W Enzler Leona Keppel Killarney Seacruen Peter Rapids Engineering SN Bilonda Ies A Reads Indepen- Gere C G Engle la Crie Mat

Margaret Boyle and John Baker Wed In Immaculate Conception

Margaret Rose Boyle and John F Baker wed at 7 this morning in the Immaculate Conception church Cedar Rapids. Miss Bernadine Boyle and James E Baker attended the couple. The ceremony featured Jack Redmond on the piano and Leonore Rennexemp accompanying. A breakfast for thirty followed at the Elms tea room. The couple will reside at 1439 First Avenue East after a trip to Wisconsin lakes.

Immaculate Conception Tre Patrick Bevan Margaret Rose Boyle A. J Jensen Cedar Rap John F Bake J N Baker Burlington Bernadine Boyle Bide James E. Baker Bidegroom Jack Redmond Leonore Rennexemp Redmond Elms Afr Baker Wisconsin Lakes First Avenue Immaculate Conception High School Harmony St. Pauls High School Marquette University Milwaukee Delta Sigma Pi Fraternity General Foods Company J . Baker D. J Megan Jerome G . Parker Iowa City Mildred Parker Chicago Etta Irene Wicke Twelfth Street Bridge James Gurren Loretta Malek Henry Teahen Juanita Davis Bernitz Fee Dyer Thomas Willard Hughes Tony Michalek Harold Simmons Hugh Phelps

Heefner Family Reunion Held at Cedar Rapids Home

Members of the Heefner family gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Binney in Cedar Rapids for their annual reunion. A business session and program followed dinner with numerous Heefner relatives in attendance.

Heefner Harold Binney Cedar Rapids G D Heefner Harold Leela Gerald O CC. Heefner Evelyn R A Heefner Gladys Kenneth John Grime Ralph Taylor Alyce Jane Melvin Heefner Keth M Harold Briney Benita Darwin Heefner Bert Edaburn Venita Vergl John Hols Roger le Rey Dorothy Alice Buutavpe Vernon Heefner Darlene Heefner

Birthday Party Honors Mrs Berst On Eighthieth

Mrs Alvin Berst celebrated her eightieth birthday with a party hosted by her daughter Mrs Hattie Langguth in Pain Guests included Mrs Ine Booth Mrs Oscar Hagan Mrs Sherm Langguth Mr and Mrs Ben Hazeline Mrs Bertha Stookey Miss Louie Stookey Miss Effie Lightfoot Mrs Nelson Stankey and Mr and Mrs L Langgu'. A card shower was given for the honoree. She was born June 14 7855 near Quebec Premio for iatrege to Alain Borst s Alpany N . In 1871 she was Mrs Mary Hutchinson and the Borst family moved to Cedar Rapids in 1902. Mrs Borst has three daughters and ten grandchildren.

Alvin Berst Hattie Langguth Ine Booth Oscar Hagan Sherm Langguth Ben Hazeline Bertha Quebec Iatrege Alain Borst Alpany Mary Hutchinson Borst Cedar Rapids Mire Borst Mire Myetle Durlop Dirs Florence Resnelds Ch Cago Hatte Langguth Palo

Picnic Night Highlights At Doherty Home

The Merry Sunbeams gathered for a Tuesday picnic dinner at R. C Doherty residence 637 Sixteenth Avenue SW Marilyn To mash and Doris Doherty won bunco prizes.

Merry Sunbeams R. C Doherty Sixteenth Avenue Marilyn Tomash Doris Doherty Bunco

Squirrel hunter kills brother in orchard incident

In Jasper Indiana a 17 year old boy Hilliary Mathias killed his 11 year old brother Bernard while hunting for squirrels. He fired at an object in a mulberry tree and struck it, discovering his brother instead of game. Police investigated the accidental death.

Jasper Ind Hilliary Mathias Bernard

Tea for King's Daughters draws 200 attendees at Home for Aged Women

Two hundred women attended the silver tea Tuesday at the Home for Aged Women hosted by the Louise Leibert circle of the King's Daughters. Guests included board members and home residents. Readings were given by Mrs Howard M Benninghoff. Muss Ruth Buresh played piano solos. The tea table featured sweet peas and an antique Dresden candelabrum. Mrs Metta Burd presided as board president spoke in acceptance. circle president Mrs Kenneth Cornell led the meeting.

Home For Louise Leibert The King's Daughters Board of Managers of the Home the Home Howard M. Benninghoff Ruth Buresh Rufus B Culver Linn Tom Walpole Owen

Hollands Return From Urbana Visit

Mrs Mary Holland of West Branch returns with daughters Evalena and Ruth and sons Thomas and Carl James after a trip to Urbana NL to visit her son Bill Holland and his family.

Mary Holland West Branch Evalena Ruth Thomas Carl James Urbana

Roosevelt Urges Broad Tax Reform Debates Wealth Tax

President Roosevelt calls for progressive taxation to curb wealth concentration. He proposes inheritance and gift taxes on large sums, higher taxes on very large incomes, a graduated corporate income tax, and extension of excise taxes. He urges constitutional steps to tax state and local securities and favoring continued federal excise tax extensions.

Treasury Joint Legislative Committee Roosevelt House

AUNT HET Fails To Move Juvenile Bootblacks

Fingerprinting took place at Queens police headquarters for Julius 11 and Lisbon Lawrence 13 along with a 13 year old boy and a Negro minister's son after they quit bootblacking for crime. Father Flanagan urged detention transfer to his home near Omaha but Magistrate Doyle said they must be held for grand jury action and cannot be sent out of state.

Julius Lisbon Lawrence Queens Frank Doyle Father Flanagan Omaha Neb

Three Boy Killers Problem for Jury

In Queens, a grand jury considers indicting three youths aged 13, 13, and 11 for first degree murder after they stole a revolver from a police station and fatally shot William Walsh, an unemployed painter, during a failed hold up. Witnesses were to describe the events to the jury.

New York INS Little Street Gaming Queens Grand Jury William Walsh Frank Damaio

Judge Eichendorf and Ruth Bergman Married in Dubuque

McGregor couple Ruth Bergman daughter of Augusta Bergman and Judge Walter L. Eichendorf son of Amelia Eichendorf were wed Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Koerner in Dubuque. Rev A R McLaughlin officiated. Eichendorf serves his second term as judge of the Thirteenth Iowa district.

McGregor Ruth Bergman Augusta Bergman Walter L. Eichendorf Amelia Eichendorf Walter Koerner Dubuque A. R. McLaughlin First Congregational Church of Eichendorf Thirteenth Iowa Judicial District Koerner University of Iowa College of Law

Western Union Sued Over Chain Telegrams for 3.6 Million

In Trenton New Jersey AP report William F Zwirner merchantville filed a supreme court suit against Western Union Telegraph Co for 3 6 million claiming violation of gambling laws by sending chain telegrams. He asserts 200 chain telegrams were sent on June 7 at Camden and about 200 more daily from June 8 to June 15 making Western Union liable 2 000 per listed lottery totaling 3 600 000.

Trenton N. J Western Union Telegraph Company Supreme Court William F. Zwirner Merchantville Zwirner Telegraph Company Camden

Witness deals blow to Barry defense in fraud testimony

Chicago report that a witness testified to seeing Dave Long Count Barry endorse checks totaling 26000 dollars, dealing a major setback to his defense in the ensuing Dempsey-Tunney related case.

Barry Chicago INS Dave

Also Mentioned on This Page

Colorado Camp Amos Parrish Mrs. de Lay Adrian Hoblitzell Mrs. Nevns McGladreys Bates Robert Cooks MR. Poe Owen Barrys Quaas Reunion Lasssell Tru-Arft Marie Busler Miss Skelley Mr. Seabrook So Sextsan Bernard HO Reece Etre Tore Ant Ste Troy Laundry Co First Troy Monite Ek Ftnada Margaret Boyle John Baker Mrs. Borst Squirrel Hunter King’s Daughters Newman IS Cmestiuoy Hollands Jim Judge Eichendorf Western Union NORGE Luberger Second Avenue Norge Money and Norge Washers Norge Gas Ranges Norge Ironers
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