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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1935

Page

6

Garnet Hedin and Willard Gibbs Married Saturday

Garnet Hedin daughter of Mr and Mrs M J Hedin Mound Minnesota and Willard Gibbs son of Mr and Mrs K E Gibbs 511 Eighteenth St SE were married Saturday morning at the bride parents Lake Minnetonka Rev Roy H Austin officiated Mr and Mrs L J Hedin brothers in law attended as best man and matron of honor Miss Helen Swanson played and Miss Esther Erickson sang I Love You Truly The ceremony was in front of a palms ferns and peonies fireplace Only immediate family and a few relatives attended An informal reception followed the couple will reside at 1620 Park Ave SE Mrs Gibbs a Washington high school graduate attended Cornell Cedar Falls and Iowa State Teachers College She has worked for Iowa Electric Light and Power Company Mr Gibbs a Washington high school graduate attended Coe College and works for R D Hunting Lumber Company

Garnet June Hedin M. J. Hedin Mound, Minn Willard H. Gibbs K. E. Gibbs Eighteenth Street Lake Minnetonka Roy H. Austin L. J. Hedin Helen Swanson Esther Erickson Alice Beatrice Leehey Michael Leehey Fairbank Fearl Cowlishaw Dunkerton Emma Cowlishaw Immaculate Conception Holman Florence Paulus Cedar Rapids Glenn Cowlishaw Betty Bicre Louis Miller William Miller Waterloo

Local residents head to Wisconsin camps

Dr and Mrs F G Murray and their daughters Janet and Winifred, with Miss Dorothy Little, leave for Camp Osaka Trout Lake Wisconsin where Janet becomes councillor and Little a camper. Jean Files and James De Yarman depart for Camp Nagawicka and St Johns Delafield for boys.

F. G. Murray Bever Avenue Janet Winifred Dorothy Little Robert Little Blake Boulevard Osaka Trout Lake Wis Janet Murray Miss Little Murray Jean Bob Files Henry M. Files James de Yarman Lester de Yarman Twentieth Street Camp Nagawicka St. John's Camp Delafield

Don Barnes Moves to New Home on Nassau Street

Mr and Mrs Don Barnes have moved to a new residence at 308 Nassau Street SE confirming a local relocation notice with the move date and address.

Don Barnes Mrs Nassau Street

Mrs Reiff Hosts Ridgewood Bridge Club Luncheon

Mrs M O Reiff of 1848 Third Avenue SE will entertain the Ridgewood bridge club with a luncheon at her home on Tuesday.

M. O. Reiff Third Avenue SE Ridgewood Bridge Club

Paar Zarub wedding ties two Cedar Rapids families

Miss Maxine Paar daughter of Mrs Beulah Paar and Delwin Zarub son of Mr and Mrs L A Zarub married on Friday evening in Vinton. Attendants Miss Lois Terhune and Leslie Nye both of Cedar Rapids. The Zarubs will reside in Cedar Rapids and Delwin Zarub works for Collins Radio.

Maxine Paar Beulah M. Paar Second Avenue SE Delwin Zarub L. A. Zarub Daniels Street Vinton Lois Terhune Leslie Nye Cedar Rapids Zarub Collins Radio Company

Wendell Bain Marries Mildred Cooper in Baton Rouge

Miss Mildred Cooper of Baton Rouge wed Wendell H Bain of Washington D C and formerly Cedar Rapids at First Methodist Church in Baton Rouge on June 19. The couple’s families and friends attended with Curtis Cooper as best man and bridesmaids Kathryn Benton Margaret Wood and Margaret Herget among the attendants. Both graduates, Mrs Bain holds a masters from LSU and studies at George Washington. Mr Bain works in the U S State Department in Washington D C. They will reside in Washington D C after the ceremony.

Mildred Cooper Baton Rouge Wendell H. Bain Washington, D. C Cedar Rapids First Methodist Church Baton Hore Richard Spann John Pazour Marion Kathryn Benton Margaret Wood Margaret Herget Curtis Cooper Ira Flory Paxton Moreland, Jr Don Dixon Bain Louisiana State University George Washington University Z. W. Bain Ottumwa State Department

Leehey Cowlishaw wedding links Fairbank and Dunkerton ties

Alice Beatrice Leehey daughter of Michael Leehey of Fairbank and Fearl Cowlishaw son of Emma Cowlishaw of Dunkerton united in a June 19 ceremony at Immaculate Conception Church Fairbank. The couple, both employed in banking, plan to reside in Fairbank after July 1.

Newport Wedding Links Rhode Island to New York

Doris Franklin of Newport RI married William H. Damour of New York City in Kay chapel Newport. Rev James Green officiated. Reception at LaForge hotel followed. Damour graduates include Simmons Boston Haward Business School and University of Iowa. Best man William Bokum. ushers Hunter Motley and William Franklin Jr.

Doris Franklin William Franklin Newport William H. Damour New York City F. W. Damour Twentyfirst Street Cedar Rapids Kay Chapel James Green Trinity Church LaForge Damour Simmons College Boston Hunter Motley West Barrington R. I Eleanor Snow White Plains N. J Jane Colyer Glenridge Simmons William H. Bokum Syosset R.J Barrington William Franklin, Jr University of Iowa Harvard School of Business Administration American Alcohol Company

Miss Lillian Feyerabend Host at Cedar Rapids Shower

Miss Lillian Feyerabend, fiancé Tony Just, set June 26 wedding, was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower Saturday at her parents home 233 Thirty first Street NE Cedar Rapids. Attendees included Mrs James Bell Miss Anna Bell Miss Mary Sorensen Mrs Carl Morse Miss Nadine Morse Mrs Elmer Tuck Mrs Arthur Tellin Mrs William Fleming Mrs Charles Hermanek Mrs Peter Janette Mrs Flora Joyce Mrs Agnes Fiedler Miss Emma Preston Mrs Henry Just Agnes Hermanek Virginia Balear Mrs Frank Just Mrs Leo Feyerabend and Miss Gerude Kelly of Fairfax plus others from Cedar Rapids and Walker.

Lillian Feyerabend Tony Just Charles Feyerabend Thirty-first Street James Bell Anna Bell Mary Sorensen Carl Morse Nadine Morse Elmer Tuck Arthur Tellin William Fleming Charles Hermanek Peter Janette Flora Joyce

Wyoming couple wed in Maquoketa church ceremony

Miss Ruth Bahnsen daughter of Mr and Mrs Justus Bahnsen Wyoming and John L Rohwedder Rock Island son of Mr and Mrs BE Rohwedder Wyoming were married in a simple Friday ceremony at the Maquoketa Methodist Episcopal church The Rev H H Dill officiated The couple will reside in Rock Island where Rohwedder works as a chemical engineer at the arsenal.

Wyoming Ruth Bahnsen Justus Bahnsen John L. Rohwedder Rock Island BE. F. Rohwedder Methodist Episcopal Church Maquoketa H. H. Dill Paul Rohwedder Carmen Bahnsen Joyce Dolores Lasserty Perry Rohwedder Wyoming High School Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls Baldwin School University of Iowa Theta Tau Fraternity Rock Island Arsenal

Marriage of Mona Lightfoot and Kenneth Schmidt

Miss Mona Lightfoot daughter of Mrs Maude Lightfoot Monticello wed Kenneth R Schmidt son of Mr and Mrs F A Schmidt Vinton at the Congregational parsonage Anamosa. Rev David M Beggs officiated. The bride graduated in 1930 and worked for the Vinton telephone company. The groom, a 1932 Vinton high school graduate, will reside in Vinton where he works at the Gamble store.

Monticello Mona Lightfoot Maude Lightfoot Kenneth R. Schmidt F. A. Schmidt Vinton Anamosa David M. Beggs Schmidt Telephone Company of Mrs. Schmidt Gamble Store

Kuba couple attend cousin's wedding in Kansas City

Mr and Mrs Edward R Kuba of 1300 Second Street SE returned from a motor trip to Kansas City Kan where they attended the wedding of Mr Kuba's cousin Leonard Brush of Cedar Rapids to Margaret Boyd of Kansas City The ceremony was solemnized June 19 at the Holy Name church.

Edward R. Kuba 1300 Second Street Kansas City Kan Mr. Kuba Leonard Brush Cedar Rapids Margaret Boyd Holy Name Church

Honors Awarded At Camp Hitaga Closing Ceremonies

Camp Hitaga in Sherwood forest hosted a Sunday night closing for the Enchanted Forest period. Miss Nadia Thorpe played Little John, Jerry Peck as Robin Hood fired a blazing arrow, and girls receive Woodgatherer and Pollywog honors.

Sherwood Forest Robin Hood Camp Hitaga Little John Nadia Thorpe Jerry Peck Anne Robertson Frances Benton Virginia Smith Margaret Greedy Jane Alexander Charlotte Penningroth Joan Dolan Joan Balster Dorothy Ford Violet Jirouch Laura Ann Safely Mary Balster Charlotte Trewin Mary Jane Cooper Ralph Pacth Jean Easterday Doralene Henkle Ellen Meyers Jean Alice Hayward Jean Morris Jean Paulson Jane Zadnicek Jane Niles Doris Young

Two Parties Honor Margaret Schneider Engagement

Miss Margaret Schneider, whose marriage to Lowell Helbig will occur June 25, was honored at two weekend gatherings. Mrs Edward Swein of Chicago hosted a bridge party and buffet supper Saturday night at the Muench home, while Miss Frances Sebern of Chicago hosted a party Friday at her parents’ home on Washington Avenue.

Margaret Schneider Lowell Helbig Edward Swein Chicago R. L. Muench Sixth Avenue SE Frances Sebern W. P. Setl Washington Avenue

Randalia Bride Weds George C. Kede In Randalia Church

Miss Mildred Mc Naul daughter of Mr and Mrs W J McNaul Randalia married George C Kede son of Mr and Mrs J F Kede Sheridan Wy at the Randalia Methodist church on June 20 Rev L E Satchett officiated. The couple plan to live in Sheridan after June 29 at 229 N Jefferson.

Notice of Hearing on Final Report for Discharge of Receiver

In Linn County Iowa the District Court sets 9:00 A M June 28 1935 at Cedar Rapids Court House for the hearing on the Final Report of Receiver Charles A J Marousek in the case S V Shonka Assignee et al v R F Baker et al The hearing will determine approval of the report discharge of the receiver and cancellation of bondsmen excavat ion of bonds.

District Court of Iowa Linn County S. V District Court of Iowa Charles A. J. Marousek Court House Cedar Rapids Laws

Andrew Conley dies at 96 last Civil War veteran of Norway

Andrew Conley 96 retired farmer and last Civil War veteran of Norway died at his home near Fairfax at 1 30 pm Monday after a brief illness He was born Oct 31 1838 in Chestershire England came to America in 1852 and settled at Utica NY He enlisted in 1861 in Company A Fifteenth Iowa Volunteer Infantry and served four years including Shiloh Corinth Vicksburg Atlanta and Bentonville Funeral services will be held at Turner chapel at 2 pm Wednesday burial in Fairfax cemetery He is survived by a daughter and husband Mrs Isaac Shenebarger three grandchildren and four great grandchildren and by his wife Isabelle McGregor whom he married in 1870 He was a G A R member and attended the Nor way Methodist church.

Andrew Conley Norway Fairfax Chestershire England America Utica N. Y Chicago Rock Island Iowa Conley Benton County Buchanan's Grove Isabelle McGregor Isaac Shenebarger Mr. Con Methodist Church of Norway Turner Chapel Fairfax Cemetery

Evelyn Dale Weds Clifford B. Wells in Cedar Rapids

The marriage of Miss Evelyn Dale daughter of Mr and Mrs James Dale to Clifford B Wells son of Mrs Asa Fay both of Cedar Rapids was solemnized at the bride parents home with Rev E Winslow Brown performing the ceremony. The event featured a bow er of white syringe and pink roses and a musical prelude by Carol Dale and Theodore Miller. The bride wore a blue silk crepe gown and carried roses. The wedding party included her sister Mrs Mervin L Myers as matron of honor and Wells brother Donald Wells as best man. A large supper followed with many Cedar Rapids relatives and friends in attendance.

Randalia Mildred McNaul W. J. McNaul George C. Kede J. F. Kede Sheridan Wyo Methodist Church L. E. Satchett Sam Halverson Dorothy Severs Hazel McNaul Ernest Edwards Maxine Goodman Janesville Wis Upper Iowa University Fayette Yuma Colo Kede Sheridan High School University of Missouri Wyoming University Sheridan Press Omaha Denver N. Jefferson, Sheridan Evelyn Dale James Dale Cedar Rapids Clifford B. Wells Asa Fay Winslow Brown Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church Carol Dale Mr. Brown Laurence Carol Margaret Dale Central City Robert Paul Marion Hazel Hand Dale Matheny Center Point

Ahepa Convention Banquet Attracts 700 Attendees

Achilles Catsonis of Washington D C urged a vigilant citizenry to guard liberties at the Memorial building banquet for the twenty fifth district Ahepa convention. Des Moines Mayor Dwight N Lewis toasted, with speakers including Cedar Rapids Mayor Frank Hahn and Governor Tom Balles. The Roosevelt hotel gathering opened the event and featured a parade in the afternoon.

Achilles Catsonis Washington, D. C Order of Ahepa Twenty-Fifth District Convention of Ahepa Memorial Building Washington United States Isle Lemnos Lewis Gus Asimianakis Cedar Rapids John F. Currell Callistos Chicago Dwight N. Lewis Des Moines Frank K. Hahn Tom A. Balles Ahepan George M. Paradise Sioux City Peter E. Kamachey St. Paul Charles Gianopolis Evanston, Ill The Sons of Pericles Ahepan Order Roosevelt Hotel Hahn Angelos Vrettas

Warren ousts nine St. Paul police officials

St Paul public safety commissioner H E Ned Warren announced charges against the police department, demanding four resignations and suspending five including Chief Michael Culligan. James Crumley and two detectives were ordered to quit within 24 hours, with 30 day suspensions for several top officials.

ST. Paul (Ap H. E Ned) Warren Commissioner of Public Safety St. Paul Michael Culligan James Crumley Culligan Charles Tierney Thomas Cahill Warren Homer Cummings Alexander Jamie Chicago Secret Six

Memorial Services Held for John Tuthill in Grundy Center

Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters joined a memorial service in the Methodist Episcopal church Grundy Center. Former Grand Chancellor John Tuthill of Waterloo delivered the address.

Grundy Center Knights of Pythias Pythian Sisters Methodist Episcopal Church John Tuthill Waterloo

Radio Schedule Highlights Daily Network D java Listings

A dense page lists daytime and evening radio programs with station affiliations NBC CBS WBBM WJZ WEAF WHA etc. Items include talk shows music segments orchestras comedies and guest stars across times from morning to late night with multiple networks and stations.

NBC WHO CBS WBBM WCCO WJZ Chain Honeyboy Sassafras Weaf Who Mary Marlin Maxon Orch Virginia Lee WJZ Farm and Home Hour Kyw Wow NBC Music WEAP Mitton Chartes Wabs Chain Princesn Marie Wbbm MO Ai Pearce and Gang WEAF Wwoc Happy Hollow WABC Ats Brothers WEAR Invenor Congress Cage Vic and Sade Revell Jessica Dragonette Ma Perkins WMAQ WABCO Aelener Service King Arthurland NHC Neusel-Peterson London Merrymakers Shirley Howard Anna Turkel Betty Marlowe Col Stoopnasle Weaf Chain Thurn Orch Sigma Sine NBG Weaf Chainos Jack <Armatrong Orphan Annie WSM Grace Hayes Luck Rogers CLS You and Your Government Boake Carter Reisman Orch Weap Who Crime Clues NDC WLW Thenseben Orebs Edgar Guest Lyman Orch Wayne King Bebe Daniels Ben Lyon Bernie Orch KMOX Duchin Orch Goldman Band Phil Spliaing Normandy Franela White Annette Hanshaw Gray Orch Wcco Kmox Fisber McGee and Molly WJ2 Wenr Koil WIZ Chain Stevens Orch Consumers Advisory Council Stanley High Masters Orch Jease Crawford Lee Orch Dorsey Orch Fio Rito Orch the Hoofinghams Shandor Pollack Orch Los Angeles Symphony Kmox Woc Reichman Orch

What's In Fashion Swim Suits Built For Action This Summer

Fashion builds practical yet alluring swimwear for women this summer. One piece suits with skirts stay popular among champions for their streamlined fit, while dressmaker styles in silk, seersucker, and acetate offer pleats and draping. Satin and wool options provide shaping and rapid drying, with rubber top and shorts ensembles also trending. Tomorrow looks to cotton and linen hats.

York

Weeping for Me Entices High Society in a Motives Tangle

Toni, a grand lady in New York, navigates a world of wealth and intrigue as Hubert Montgomery disinherits his parasitic sister Isabelle Charles and her children Sherry Bill and Thomas. At a Waldorf cocktail lounge Toni confronts romance, social form, and the lure of affluence embodied by Vic tor, Bill Charles, and the steel magnate James Wolverton with Eve Collier the actress.

Hubert Montgomery Isabelle Charles Sherry William Thomas Toni Victor Charles al ‘Nady the Waldorf Bill Charles Bill Isabelle Emile New York David Lindsay Lamb James Wolverton Eve Collier

Fragmentary Note Sparks Suspected Arrangement

A fragment notes a “very friendly arrangement” involving a diamond bracelet or a world cruise, prompting Toni to shudder. The text ends with To Be Continued Tomorrow, leaving the full context unread.

Toni

Measures Urged To Stop Ship Bids Collusion

Washington AP reports the senate munitions committee urged a four point program to curb bid collusion in navy contracts. The plan calls for bidding integrity, safeguarding American patents, capping profits at 5 to 10 percent, and requiring lobbyists to register and disclose income and expenditures. Senator Nye's panel warned some shipbuilders may exploit war scares for private gain.

Washington (Ap Senate Munitions Committee Nye N. D

Drowning At Cedar River Sparks Rescue Efforts

Two youths drowned after a boat capsized on the Cedar River. McCune rescued Robert Gensicke, while Rawson reached shore. Deputies and coroner searched until 4 am with help from the fire department. families of the victims are named, including Reynolds and Gensicke relatives.

McCune Robert Gensicke Rawson Eugene Kelsey Covington Hugo Gensicke Verland Smith Martin Beall Cedar Rapids Robert McAllister Smith Beall

Thieves Steal 1000 Pints Whisky From Des Moines Siding

About 1000 pints of whisky worth roughly 700 dollars were stolen from a liquor commission siding near its central warehouse late Sunday night or early Monday. Police believe bootleggers broke into the freight car after the shipment arrived and passed over a larger fifth shipment. Commission officials said the warehoused load had not yet been accepted and remained in railroad custody.

Des Moines Liquor Commission Commission

Kidneys Clean Blood With Safe Cystex Remedy

An ad claims kidneys filter acids and wastes through tiny tubes and warns against harsh drugs. It promotes Cystex as a guaranteed prescription that revives vitality within 48 hours and works in a week or money back, at 3c a dose, urging readers with bladder or kidney issues to consult a doctor.

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Garnet Hedin Wisconsin Mrs. Reiff Wendell Bain Leehey Cowlisstaw Jane William Damour Miss Feyerabend J. L. Rohwedder McNaul-Kede Toledo Carl B. Stiger D. W Bates Farmers State Bank of Elberon Highway Commission York Township Bates Elberon Bank Clyde Crabtree Tama Josie Irene Crabtree Directed By Amos Parrish Kathleen Sheppard Cedar River James Smith Larry Condon Roy Radebaugh Fire Department Irwin Reynolds Calvin Dale Hazel Mae Reynolds Davenport Clare Murphy Chester Kline Dorothy Reynolds William Gibney Gensicke Henry F. Gensicke Edgewood No. 1 Robert Hugo Edith Joanne Roosevelt School
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