Ladies Aid Of St. Pauls Meets In Annual Session
The Ladies Aid society of St. Pauls Methodist church held its final summer meeting in the church chapel with a picnic lunch. President Mrs. Katherine Davis led the business meeting and reports. 3,000 calls were made during the year. Re elected officers and district chairmen were announced and committees formed for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Katherine Davis
Guy Rich
C. A. Laurance
Anna van Lehn
C. T. Brown
J. P. van Horn
Ray Allen
C. W. Whipple
C. C. Morris
H. E. McCarren
R. E. Graves
Tom Clegg
L. J. Spray
Davis
H. J. Hartman
F. E. Stull
Carl Goodwin
Stull
Newton Owen
Charles Shepard
de Press
B. R. Abbey
L. S. Hamilton
Aid
Ladies Aid
Three-church Picnic Highlights Marion Sunday School Event
The Calvary Baptist Lone Willow chapel and First Baptist church of Marion hosted the annual picnic at Bever park with 350 attendees. Children enjoyed gypsy story-tellers from Coe college and various games. In the evening Cedar Rapids men beat Marion 11 to 10 in baseball while the Marion women won 7 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Church
Lone Willow Chapel
First Baptist Church of
Cooking Club Luncheon
A cooking club hosts a luncheon at her home on Friday. The event showcases members’ recipes and techniques in a casual social setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooking Club
Birthday surprise for Mrs Ben Dubisher with card party
Friends visited Mrs Ben Dubisher of Amana on Tuesday for an evening of cards and presented gifts from many relatives and neighbors. The group included Mr and Mrs eer Kulhavy of Cedar Rapids and numerous Amana Walford Fairax attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Dubisher
Amana
Eer Kulhavy
Cedar Rapids
George Schultz
Andrew Svoboda
Otto Melsha
Arian Schlueter
Walford
Milo Hala
Evelyn
Antone Hala
John Mouchka
Vernon
Frank Dubisher
Lydia
Ed Brusha
Marvel
Will Michalek
Margaret Ann
Dubisher
Frank Staskal
Lee Leo Chalupsky
Fairax
Mrs Pavlicek Hosts Shower for Olga Pavlicek
Mrs. Frank Pavlicek of 1307 Third Street SW gave a miscellaneous shower Thursday evening for her daughter Olga Pavlicek. Sixty guests attended the event with helpers including Mrs. Anton Pavlicek and Mrs. J. Rejsa plus Mrs. William Kudina Mrs. A Prazak J Mikulecky and Mrs. J Svoa. The marriage is planned for July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pavlicek
Third Street
Olga Pavlicek
Anton Pavlicek
J. Rejsa
William Kudina
A. Prazak
Round Table club hosts dinner at Upper Palisades
Members of the Round Table club of the Iowa Electric Light and Power Company were entertained Monday at the Upper Palisades. A short business meeting followed the dinner, with reports from delegates Frieda Maurer and Mathilde Schirm of the NEIA convention in Kansas City. Moon hostesses were Lillian Phillips Nelle Douglass and Garnet Hedin twice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Table Club
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Upper
Palisades
Frieda Maurer
Mathilde Schirm
Kansas City
Lillian Phillips
Nelle Douglass
Garnet Hedin
Premarital Shower Held for Miss Stejskas at Home
A Thursday evening nuptial shower honored Miss Stejskas at 105 Fruitland Boulevard SW with eighty guests. The couple, Miss Stejskas and Joe Shur, plan to marry soon.
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Miss Stejska
Fruitland Boulevard
Miss Stejskas
Joe Shur
Dramatic Club Members Hear Aurora Speaker in Home Session
Thirty members of the dramatic ae depariaanes met Friday at Mrs. W. J. McGuire’s home on Twenty-second street NE. Mrs. Homer D. Critton of Aurora, Illinois spoke on dramatic art in her city. She is a daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Hugh Orchard and sister of Mrs. McGuire. A review of Susan Glaspell’s play Alison’s House followed. The next meeting will be in two weeks at Mrs. George Morden’s house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Depariaanes
W. J. McGuire
Homer D. Critton
Aurora
Ill
George Morden
Tuesday Art Club Meeting Recalls Washington Ave Home
The Tuesday Art club met at Mrs. C. T. Houser’s 2240 Washington Avenue S for lunch. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. W. French Mrs. O Hepner Mrs. C Nelson and Mrs. W G Cain after an afternoon of games. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Cain’s 1918 Washington Avenue on July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Houser
Washington Avenue
W. French
O. Hepner
C. Nelson
W. G. Cain
Cain
Three Hostesses At Tea At Parish House
Mrs L M Stalker Mrs James W Dunn and Mrs Louis Case were hostesses at a tea in the parish house of the First Congregational church on Friday afternoon. Miss Helen A Was an assisting hostess. Charlies E Tower, homeward from Kansas City visit with daughter Mrs D C Reynolds, was among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Stalker
James W. Dunn
Louis Case
First Congregational Church
Helena
Charlies E. Tower
D. C. Reynolds
Kansas City
Visit Friends Returns From Bertram Visit
The Misses Maxine Plummer Armina Davis and Nora Bishop of Cedar Rapids have returned from a short visit in Bertram with Mrs C C Berry Mrs Fred Lake and Mrs Floyd Kitchen.
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Maxine Plummer
Armina Davis
Nora Bishop
Cedar Rapids
Bertram
C. C. Berry
Fred Lake
Floyd Kitchen
Greek Professor Attends Ahepa Conclave in Cedar Rapids
Prof P Panogakis of Athens, representing the Greek government in American Indian studies, arrives Friday for the Ahepa convention in Cedar Rapids. He studied Indian life and customs, learned the Creek language, and taught Greeks to Creek Indians. Next year he and a Creek chief plan to return to Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Panogakis
Cedar Rapids
Panogakis
Athens University
America
Greece
Revers and blouse craft chic jacket look for all
A sports dress design offers optional rever and a jacket like effect with stitched kick pleats for fullness and movement. Patterns in sizes 14 to 20 and 32 to 42 require 3% yards of 36 inch fabric and 15 cents per pattern. Order the Anne Adams styles catalog for 32 page fashion selections.
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Anne Adams
Ee Arepublican Potter Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York
Circus Program Delights Audiences With Daring Acts
Naomi Doebel describes a crowded A. G. Barnes show featuring Miss Mabel Stark training seventeen royal Bengal tigers in a steel arena, with elephants parading on hind legs and a leopard named Sammy beloved by trainer Miss Stark. The piece notes safety, exotic acts, and local interest in Mrs. Mayme Ward’s Troy Mills connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Barnes
Mabel Stark
Royal Bengal Tigers
Miss Stark
Dark Africa
Mayme Ward
Troy Mills
Outsider Favored for New Bank Head
The Reconstruction Finance Corp board will pick a president to replace Charles Dawes, likely an outsider. Senator Robinson denounced Hoover’s selection as an overreach and vowed to block confirmation of Garner Cowles Jr. of Des Moines chosen to join the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Charles G. Dawes
Eugene Meyer
Senator Robinson
Arkansas
Hoover
Dawes
Garner Cowles, Jr
Des Moines
Robinson
Asks Finance Corp for $100000 Loan
Indiana banking superintendent A L Andrew filed a petition seeking court authority to apply to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for a loan to distribute funds to depositors of a city bank now in receivership. The request asks for 100000 with over 180000 in securities pledged. The loan would allow a 16 percent dividend to depositors once approved.
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Independence
L. A. Andrew
State Superintendent of Banking
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Finance Corporation
Supreme Court
Des Moines Man Hurt When Tire Blows Out
E. P. Arent of Des Moines suffered a slight back injury and hip abrasions when a tire blew out on his car about 10 p.m. Friday. The vehicle plunged into a ditch along highway No. 30 ten miles west of Cedar Rapids. He was treated at St. Luke's Hospital.
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E. P. Arent
Des Moines
Highway No. 30
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke's Hospital
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local Moves
Lloyd Boxweld left Friday for Amarillo Texas and a Moose Hall dance with 25 and 10 cent admission. Tony Sokol aged 26 of 606 Fifth Avenue SE was fined 10 dollars and costs in police court for intoxication. Miss Phyllis departed Friday for Emporia Kansas. A disturbing the peace charge against Novak at 111 Tenth Avenue was dismissed in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Sokol
Fifth Avenue SE
Novak
Tenth Avenue Go
Chicago Couple Visiting Friends in City
Mr and Mrs H R Saunders of Chicago visit local friends while Mr Saunders serves as a superintendent for the Rock Island railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Saunders
Chicago
City
Mr. Saunders
Rock Island Rail
Railway shopman files bankruptcy petition in federal court
E. Ware Lake of Marion filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court here on Friday listing his assets and liabilities in a routine eligibility filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Ware Lake
Marion
Ee Ee Ee Ee
Explosion at Crumpacker Home Sparks Small Fire
A gasoline stove exploded in Noble Crumpacker's residence at 107 A avenue NE causing a small blaze that firemen confined to the stove and wallpaper behind it at 10 20 a m Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Crumpacker
Avenue NE
Local residents fined in municipal court action
J Chapel of Marion and G I Dickinson of 801 Eighth Avenue SE were fined $2 and costs each in po for unspecified charges.
Ad sale for home ad with partial address and notes
Fragmentary classified ad lists a home at 308 M avenue NW with Friday delivery or visit instruction and a note about cars without rear lights. Text mentions dogs and a phone-like 6721 code.
Thornwood Cerveny Bohemian Orchestra Tonight Ad
Fire company No 6 responded to Bever Park at 7 p m Friday to extinguish a car fire owned by Ray Brown of Iowa City. A short circuit caused the blaze in the vehicle wiring near the Bever Park well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Company No. 6
Bever Park
Ray Brown
Iowa City
Police Chief Benesh Sued Awo Merchants Over Counterfeit Half Dollars
Police Chief Benesh alleges merchants were sued by a local bank report regarding counterfeit half dollars circulating in the city.
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Benesh Saturdays
Awo
Riverside Midgets Beat Sinclair Midgets In Exhibition
The Riverside playground Midgets defeated the Sinclair playground Midgets on Friday afternoon. Riverside senior diamond ball team hosts the Colored Giants Tuesday at 6 p.m. Swimming classes at Riverside pool run Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 2 p.m. under Miss Velma Christle and Jerome Kriz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Playground
Sinclair Playground
Riverside
Colored Giants
Riverside Pool
Velma Christle
Jerome Kriz
First Aid Institute Attendees Earn Lifesaving Credits
Attendees completed Red Cross First Aid and Life Saving courses and passed instructor requirements at Rag ne mt he save. The program trained individuals in essential emergency care and rescue skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross First Aid and Life Saving Institute
Iif
Salvation Army Picnic Draws 156 Attendees at Riverside Park
One hundred fifty six mothers and children attended the Salvation Army annual picnic at Riverside Park. An all day program featured a noon picnic dinner with treats from local firms. The afternoon included games and contests. Adjutant Katherine Davis expressed gratitude to the donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Riverside Park
Katherine Davis
Orergn
Dcaines
Portuguese Cabinet Resigns In Crisis
LISBON INS The government led by Prime Minister Domingos D Oliveira tendered its collective resignation to President Elio O Carmona who acted swiftly to assure continuity of governance amid a political crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
INS
Domingos D’oliveira
Elioo. F. Carmona
Huge Children's Army At Dublin Eucharistic Congress
In Phoenix Park Dublin about 100000 children gathered for a eucharistic congress as Cardinal Lauri led a pontifical mass with a Gaelic hymn by 500 choristers. The event drew attendees from Ireland and abroad for a Sunday high mass and a procession blessing on O Connel Bridge.
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Dublin
Ireland
Phoenix Park
Cardinal Lauri
O’connel Bridge
Learn to Depend on a Mother's Mood Says Dear Miss Manners
A reader laments an inconsistent mother whose mood dictates discipline leaving a child unsure of her behavior. The writer argues adults know right from wrong, and a betrayed partner may forgive if trust is rebuilt. The answer from Grand Dad encourages resilience and wisdom in facing consequences.
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Miss Manners
Grand-dad
Dear Miss Manners Guidance on Being Introduced in Public
The reader asks why her husband ignores her in public. The answer says he is thoughtless and urges her to speak up and introduce herself when he forgets, so he learns to acknowledge her properly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Manners
Controversial remark attributed to Willie Willis sparks discussion
A historical column reproduces a sharp and provocative quote from Willie Willis about women and a scornful challenge involving a crude metaphor. The line drew attention for its misogynistic tone and sparked debate in the community.
Peace reunion ends eight year feud between M Adoo and Smith
Former Governor Alfred E. Smith and former Treasury secretary William Gibbs McAdoo met in a surprise peace conference to bury their feud and back opposing paths for the Democratic nomination. Their brief exchange touched on past battles at Madison Square Garden in 1924 and a mutual wish to reconcile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Tional
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
William Gibbs McAdoo
Madison Square Garden
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Smith
McAdoo
John N. Garner
Texas
Hollywood Stars Keep Pets That Shine Behind the Scenes
The piece notes Hollywood celebrities maintain diverse pet collections from birds to cats, dogs, and exotic creatures. Lupe Velez owns many lovebirds and canaries, DeWitt Jennings adores lovebirds, Spencer Tracy keeps a bird dog and cat, Jeanette MacDonald rescued a kitten, Peggy Shannon keeps a cat named Abraham Lincoln, and Claudette Colbert has goldfish among her menagerie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern California
Hollywood
Lupe Velez
Little Hotcha
DeWitt Jennings
Spencer Tracy
Jeanette MacDonald
London
Peggy
Shannon
Abraham Lincoln
Mingo
Claudette Ee Miljan
Fox
Robert Grandon Releases Leaflet on Interesting Facts
Robert Grandon unveils a new leaflet highlighting interesting facts across topics. The pocket guide promises concise, engaging trivia likely appealing to readers seeking quick knowledge bites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Grandon
American worker rights and middle class revival urged in Iowa letter
J F McCaftery of Clermont argues for ethical hiring and shared stake by producers in steel cement oil lumber and farm sectors. He supports a six hour workday and five day week as essential to preserve the middle class and avert national collapse. He cites international examples and laments greedy policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont
Yong
Iowa University
England
France
Germany
Norway
Sweden
J. F. McCapfery
Iowa
Farmer Prosperity Through Fair Wages and Labor
A letter from E. E. Sisley of Palo argues that farm prosperity depends on full employment and fair wages for labor. He contends most wealth comes from ground resources and that 10 percent control 90 percent of wealth, urging live-and-let-live farm product pricing to empower farmers and unemployed citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
E. E. Sisley
Palo
Boy Falls Under Auto. 6-Year-Old Fractures Leg
Jimmy McPartland age six son of Mr and Mrs J H McPartland 222 Ninth Street NW suffered a broken right leg when he fell beneath an automobile wheel in a garage at 6 25 PM Friday The right front wheel passed over his leg breaking the bone between hip and knee He and a playmate were warned by Mrs H J Van Sickle at 218 Ninth Street and Jimmy was left on a running board as the car started The child was taken to Mercy hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Wee
J. H. McPartland
Ninth Street
Jimmy
McPartland
H. J. van Sickle
Ninth
Mercy Hospital
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Cedar Rapids Gazette Daily
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Leopard
Sammy
Miss
Finance Corp
Maddigan School of Dancing
Betty Ann Shafer
Betty Ann Womacka
Miriam Armstrong
Gloria Vasey
Evelyn Kazebier
Jean O'Brien
Mary Bloyman
Betty Jane Thompson
Marion Belgarde
One Bee Suchy
Mary Louise Kiefee
Leverne Drapela
Laurane Starry
Donald Maloney
Mildred Brouick
Dorothy Bailey
Ruth McClean
Jenny Ellen Drummey
Nonella Cox
Janet Elder
Jean Farney
Marion Keith
Ralph Russell
Mary Alice Matthews
Marjory Kane
Dolores Bruns
Kathleen Cox
Lloyd Boxweld
Amarillo
Tex
Moose Hall
Phyllis
Emporia, Kan
Royal Bohemians
M Avenue NW
Thornwood, Cerveny Bohemian Orchestra
Salvation Army Picnic
Children’s Army
Mary Manners
Willie Willis
Mary
M’adoo
Fine Furniture Peoples Furniture Co
People’s Forum
Boy
R. D. Brown
St. E
Zoric
Has
Gazette
1704 Ave
Fifth Ave
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