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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1938

Page

5

Regional WCTU conference set for Y W C A auditorium

Local unions finalize plans for a WCT U regional conference at the YWCA auditorium all day Thursday. State president Mrs Harriette G McCullough will open at 10 am and preside through the day with sessions at 2 and 3 pm and 7 30 pm. Grace Leigh Scott national field secretary speaks at 2 pm and again in the evening. Various musical numbers and devotions complete the program with Mayor Frank K Hahn delivering the welcome.

Women’s Christian Temperance Union Harriette G. McCullough McCollough Grace Leigh Scott Miss Scott Department of Moral Education of the World Iowa University Winthrop College Rock Hill S. C Boston University Wellesley College Syracuse University Tennessee South Carolina Montana Florida Alabama New Jersey Oklahoma Georgia Nettie Sisam Dorothy Kemp Elizabeth Witt Merle Witt Donald Stevens Billy Heneks Charles J. Bready

Mrs Hoeltje and daughter honored at Washington reunion

Mrs Oscar Hoeltje of St Paul and her daughter Virginia visiting Cedar Rapids residents were honored at a family reunion and house warming at the home of Mr and Mrs Will Graf in Washington. Others present included the Fitch and Burrowes families, the Robison and Winter households, and Hoeltje and Graf relatives from Iowa City Cedar Rapids and Washington.

Oscar Hoeltje St. Paul Virginia Cedar Rapids Will Graf Washington Fred Fitch Frank Fitch Frank Fitch, Jr Ceonge Burrowes Jean Carolyn Will Gates C. A. Winter Joseph Robinson Harlow Robinson Patricia Jimmie Hubert Hoeltje Hubert, Jr Henry Iowa City Joyce Janet Paul Graf Will’ Graf

Frank B Miller Leaves Boone After Hambright Visit

Frank B. Miller of Boone departed Sunday following several days' stay at the W. T. Hambright home located at 2029 Blake boulevard SE.

Frank B. Miller Boone W. T. Hambright Blake Boulevard

Granddaughter Sally Ann Carringer Visits Ms. Kleine

Mrs. N. W. Robertson of 1909 Grande avenue SE and her granddaughter Sally Ann Carringer left Friday to spend three weeks with Mrs. M. J. Kleine in Little Falls Minnesota.

N. W. Robertson Grande Avenue SE Sally Ann Carringer M. J. Kleine Little Falls Minn

Friendly Strollers Plan Evening Outing

The group will meet at the corner of First avenue and Thirteenth street E on Tuesday at 8 p.m. They depart at 8 30 for Shaver park for a hamburger fry. Attendees should bring ten cents for refreshments and transportation will be provided for those without cars.

First Avenue Thirteenth Street Shaver Park

Evelyn David Weds Michael Koury at St George’s Orthodox Church

Evelyn David daughter of Mr and Mrs Alexander David and Michael Koury son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Koury wed at St George’s Orthodox Church in a Sunday ceremony attended by about 400 guests. Rev. Abodeely and Rev Koury officiated with music from George Ruffin and the Risk sisters. The bride wore a marquisette gown with floral appliques and a pearl crown, carrying white roses and lilies of the valley. Bridesmaids included Alma Abodeely and Mary David. flower girl Joanne David. best man Mike Risk. ushers Samuel David and Robert Abodeely. A four tier cake crowned the reception for 150 guests, followed by an evening dance at ZCBJ hall. The couple plan a California-Mexico trip then reside in Cedar Rapids after August 1.

Evelyn David Alexander David Eighth Street SE Michael Koury Joseph Koury Los Angeles St. George’s Orthodox Church Thomas N. Abodeely Kearney Neb John Koury Terre Haute Ind George Ruffin Emaleen Sadie Martha Risk Mr. Ruffin Helen Risk Alma Abodeely Mary David Tryon Abodeely Miss David Maid of Honor Joanne David Edmond Abodeely Mike Risk Cedar Rapids Samuel David Robert Abodeely Zc.b.j. Hall Koury California Mexico Washington High School Mr. Koury Mike David Mabel Mary Helen Mike Haddy Mason City John Haddy Walters Minn Lucille Beatrice Haddy Reister Min

St Patrick’s School Seniors Honor Anna Belle Weber at Picnic

Members of the St Patrick's school senior class held a picnic supper at Ellis park honoring Miss Anna belle Weber who will move to North Dakota. A gift was presented to the guest by the group. The attendance included Junella De-

St. Patrick’s School Ellis Park Annabelle Weber North Dakota Junella de

Unidentified Names Listed in Local Notices

A fragment lists individuals including Josephine Poy, Mary Palumbo, Jean Brabbit, June Rock, Mary Phelps and others such as Dick Pfiffner, Anthony Corsello, Bill Elwood, Jack Carney, Gene Mullin, Tom Hilton, Earl Minninger and Dale Hasley. The context and roles are not provided in the readable portion.

Dinner party honors Mrs Cimprich before wedding

Mrs Betty Cimprich was guest of honor at a Monday dinner hosted by Miss Betty Shell, Miss Nina Miller and Mrs Helen Owen at Mrs Wurster's tea room. She will wed John F Black Thursday at the Little Brown church in Nashua. A gift was presented to the honoree. Attending were Mrs Blanche Kubec, Mrs John Lapes, Mrs C A Sullivan, Miss Anna Marie Helmendahl, Miss Marion Hepner and Mrs Minnie Fitzgerald.

Betty Cimprich Betty Shell Nina Miller Helen Owen Wurster Cimprich John F. Black Little Brown Nashua Blanche Kubec John Lapes C. A. Sullivan Anna Marie Helmendahl Marion Hepner Minnie Fitzgerald

Mrs Roberts to Broadcast Insights from Kan sas City

Mrs Charles E Roberts president of the Cedar Rapids Women's club will speak over WMT Cedar Rapids Wednesday at 10 am on Echoes from the Triennial Convention at Kansas City The Linn county delegate to the May general convention in Kansas City represents the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs radio division sponsors the program.

Charles,e. Roberts Cedar Rapids

Birthday Surprise for Mrs Walker at Northwest Ave Party

Mrs R. E. Walker of 4376 Avenue NW was surprised Sunday for her birthday. A picnic supper was served with guests including R. E Walker, Mr. and Mrs Thomas Watt and daughters Betty and Carol Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Walker, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Froman and Betsy Jo, Mrs Clyde Marshall, Mrs George Sinclair, Miss Opal Snetzler, Myrtle Hein, Agnes Stepanek, Mildred Hein, Harry Clark, and John E. Walker.

R. E. Walker Avenue NW R. E Walker Thomas Watt Betty Carol Ann Roy Walker B. H. Froman Besty Jo Clyde Marshall George Sinclair Opal Snetzler Myrtle Hein Agnes Stepanek Mildred Hein Harry Clark John E. Walker

Family Motor Trip Reaches Minnesota and Winnipeg

Mr and Mrs Clayton Smith 125 Thirty third street NE with daughter Helen and Mrs Margaret Breece of Iowa City return from a motor trip through the Arrowhead country of Minnesota. They visited the Leo Mattox family Duluth C S Knight and B A Smith Hibbing Mr Smiths mother Mrs H Matthews Thief River Falls and also spent time in Winnipeg Canada.

Clayton Smith Thirty-third Street Helen Margaret Breece Iowa City Arrowhead Country Minnesota Leo Mattox Duluth C. S. Knight B. A Smith Hibbing Mr. Smith H. Matthews Thief River Falls Winnipeg Canada

Local Hosts Visit By Bollen Family Guests

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bollen of 418 Twentieth Street SE host Mrs. Bollen’s cousin Mrs. Richard K. Irwin of St. Louis and Mrs. C. B. Law and Mrs. Harriet Hedges of Clinton for the week. For the July 4 weekend they will be joined by C. B. Law of Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson of Chicago.

Henry Bollen Twentieth Street SE Bollen Richard K. Irwin St. Louis C. B. Law Harriet Hedges Clinton Ray Johnson Chicago

Tanida Camp Fire Group Holds June 22 Scavenger Hunt

The Harrison school Tanida Camp Fire group met on June 22 for a scavenger hunt. Participants included Roberta Bukacek Florence Hoy Donna Mae Hyland Dorothy Madison Mary Ellen Dennis Mildred Navratil Gladys Gable Joyce Richardson Noreen Hyland and guardian Maxine Kepler.

Tanida Harrison School Roberta Bukacek Florence Hoy Donna Mae Hyland Dorothy Madison Mary Ellen Dennis Mildred Navratil Gladys Gable Joyce Richardson Noreen Hyland The Guardian Maxine Kepler

Mrs Stewart McHie Heads on Hammond Vacation

Mrs Stewart McHie of Hammond wife of the Hammond Times president and her son Stewart Jr and Mrs Carl Ragnitt of Hammond left Hammond Monday to spend their vacation with Mrs Guy L Wheeler of Ely.

Stewart McHie Hammond The Hammond Times Stewart, Jr Carl Ragnitt Guy L. Wheeler Ely

Miss Shoemaker Leaves On Eastern Vacation

Miss Helen Shoemaker of 226 Fourteenth Street NE leaves Tuesday for an extended visit in Washington D C and Maryland.

Miss Shoemaker Helen Shoemaker Fourteenth Street Washington, D. C Maryland

Mr and Mrs Agnew Visiting in River Forest Home

Mr and Mrs John Agnew Jr of River Forest A1 are visiting in the home of Mr and Mrs E J area at 825 Twenty first street.

John Agnew, Jr River Forest E. J Twenty-first Street

Wednesday Social Club Picnic Postponed Indefinitely

The Wednesday Social Club family picnic planned for Ellis Park on Wednesday has been postponed indefinitely.

Ellis Park

Ringling Circus Leaves For Its Winter Quarters

Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey circus moved from Scranton to winter quarters in Sarasota after a six day strike over a 25 percent wage cut. John Ringling North expected to issue a future plans statement in Washington. Workers signed petitions agreeing to the wage cut despite protests earlier. A midnight strike flareup briefly halted loading before officials paid workers under protest and the strike ended.

Scranton INS Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus Sarasota Fla John Ringling North Washington, D. C North Ralph Whitehead American Federation of Actors

280 Mile Bicycle Trek by Two Boy Scouts

Two Star Scouts Jack Wilkinson and Bob Sanborn plan a 280 mile round trip by bicycle to Wisconsin starting at 7 am Wednesday. They will cover the route in three days each way, visit Spring Green and Frank Lloyd Wright's home, and return in three days. The voyage aims for Life Scout merit and camping merit badges with strict postcard reporting in every town.

Wisconsin Jack Wilkinson W. J. Wilkinson Washington Avenue SE Bob Sanborn Frank Lloyd Wright Jack Bob Spring Green Wis

Reprieved Slayer Executed At Last In Indiana

Robert Shaw, 27, an ex convict, was electrocuted at Indiana State Prison for the murder of Henry Spice, LaGrange County deputy sheriff. He died at 12 09 CST with few officials present after a prior last minute reprieve and governor’s stay.

Michigan City Ind Robert Shaw State Penitentiary Henry Spice Lagrange County Alfred Dowd Shaw Dowd M. Clifford Townsend Omar S. Jackson Indiana

DeMolay delegate chosen from Cedar Rapids chapter

John L. Johnson 17, son of Mr and Mrs Max L Johnson of 1803 Grande Ave SE, will represent Cedar Rapids DeMolay No 10 at the Founders conference in Kansas City Missouri July 5 to 8. Johnson, DeMolay for two years, serves as junior deacon and senior steward at Iowa State conclave. he will travel Wednesday to Independence Missouri with John Drilling Representative DeMolay of Waterloo as escort.

Bob L. Johnson Max L. Johnson Grande Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Kansas City United States Europe Johnson Iowa City DeMolay Independence John Drilling Waterloo

Bethlehem Steel Cuts Prices on 12 Classifications

Bethlehem Steel Co. in Bethlehem Pennsylvania announced price cuts on twelve classifications of its products following similar moves by United States Steel Corp. subsidiaries.

Bethlehem, Pa Bethlehem Steel Co United States Steel Corp

Town Gets $43,564 For Venereal Disease Fight

The United States public health service allocated 2,400,000 to states for venereal disease prevention. The allotments included towns such as the one receiving 43,564 dollars for local efforts against venereal disease.

Washington United States Public Health Service Towa

W F Sarset Elected President of U C T

William F. Sarset of 1829 Blake boulevard SE was elected president of the United Commercial Travelers International Secretary-Treasurer at the group's Columbus Ohio convention. He previously served as past grand councilor of the U C T in Iowa and secretary treasurer of Cedar Rapids council 161.

William F. Sarset Blake Boulevard United Commercial Travelers International Columbus United Press Sarset Iowa Cedar Rapids

Dynamite Found Near West Shore Railroad Route

Felice seized forty sticks of dynamite on Tuesday and searched for those who buried it near the West Shore railroad tracks. Two boys uncovered two partly buried cases Monday night as rain exposed the tops. Police believe the dynamite had been buried months ago. President Roosevelt and his party has used the West Shore line several times on trips from Washington to Hyde Park.

North Bergen N. J Felice West Shore Railroad Roosevelt West Shore Hudson Washington Hyde Park

Standard Oil raises tank-wagon prices in eight states

Chicago reports Standard Oil of Indiana resumes normal tank-wagon pricing Tuesday for Stanoland third grade gasoline Standard tractor fuel and Perfection kerosene across Illinois Indiana Iowa Minnesota Missouri North and South Dakota and Wisconsin.

Chicago Standard Oil Company of Indiana Illinois Iowa Minnesota Missouri North South Dakota Wisconsin

City Briefs And Personals Highlight Local Happenings

Haircuts 25c at Hanna Barber Shop. Kalman Szabo and Rose Soro san wed by a justice of the peace R. Chur chill Monday afternoon. Mrs Ray Quigley of Waukegan ill to Cedar Rapids visiting friends. Merle White treated at St Luke's hospital for steel piece in eye. C H Sewell family called to Maundville Mo for illness of father Charles Scott Sewell. Linn County Grain truck wheel tire missing valued $20. Morris Goldberg reports fender guides stolen from car at Hill ball park. Three Link circle Cedar Rebekah lodge to meet for picnic lunch at Mrs E C Black home. John Barry to Ames as guest speaker at ISU summer school class for amateurs and teachers in photography. Kiwanis to hear Hal Sheridan on Our Movies at Hotel Montrose. Jiruska and Canfield to speak at mass meeting for grocery clerks and sausage makers Thursday at Labor temple. Helen Lowe, president T Z Cook W R C No 11, to speak.

Twilight memorial service announced for Oak Hill cemetery

A twilight memorial service is set for 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at Oak Hill cemetery. Members of the group and comrades are invited. An assault and battery charge against Louis K. Hulbert of 2901 E Avenue NE was dismissed for lack of evidence after he was accused of kicking Robert Ferguson in the leg on June 22.

Oak Hill Cemetery Louis K. Hulbert E Avenue NE Justice of the Peace H. R. Churchill Hulbert Robert Ferguson

Convention reports heard by Sunshine Mission boards

Delegates who attended the International Union of Gospel Mission and the Witness Mission will be discussed by the Sunshine Mission's men's board and women's auxiliary board Tuesday night. Special music will be provided by Rev. T. J. Hinkin and the Hinkin boys.

International Union of Gospel Mission Witness Mission Sunshine Mission T. J. Hinkin Hinkin

Doctor Suffered Finger Loss in Home Woodcutting Accident

Dr. Howard Staves of 735 Fourteenth Street NE lost the end of his first finger and suffered deep lacerations to the second, fourth, and fifth fingers of his right hand while using a woodcutting machine at his residence at 10 p.m. Monday. He was taken to St. Luke's Hospital for treatment and later released.

Howard Staves Fourteenth Street St. Luke’s Hospital

Bread theft reported by Henderson store employee

A boy on a bicycle stole a loaf of bread and a pan of rolls from in front of Henderson Food at 327 Second Avenue SW. Police were told Tuesday morning, and neighbors reported the 5 15 a.m. theft to the store management.

Henderson Food Store Second Avenue SW

Pianist Reid Spencer Visits Cedar Rapids on Tour

Reid Spencer of Brooklyn New York a pianist and composer and former Cedar Rapids resident visited Tuesday. He and his wife are returning home after an automobile tour to California Mexico and British Columbia. Spencer's father S C Spencer was an early TM Sinclair Packing Co executive here. Spencer left Cedar Rapids in 1895 but has visited before.

S Reid Spencer Brooklyn Cedar Rapids Mrs. Spencer California Mexico British Columbia Spencer S. C. Spencer TM_ Sinclair packing company

Charge Use Of Strip Teasers To Fail Union

In Harlan Kentucky the prosecution in the Wag Ner labor relations act case charged that a mine executive hired girls to perform a strip tease to lure workers from a United Mine Workers meeting. Charles Guthrie testified he brought the entertainers to a theater for miners but denied any aim to disrupt the union gathering.

London. Ky Harlan Harlan County Charles Guthrie Harlan Fuel Company Guthrie United Mine Workers of America

Okay? Ed Fry Jr Lands Army and Marines Posts

Ed Mund M. Fry Jr a University of Oklahoma graduate laughs at job worries. After exams for engineering posts in the army and marine corps he is named a second lieutenant in the army engineering corps and also assigned to a marine corps engineering job. His army service application is accepted and he has secured a civil engineering position.

Oklahoma City Edmund M. Fry, Jr University of Oklahoma Fry Army Marine Corps War Department Army Engineering Corps

Five French Flyers Die In Airfield Crash

Five French army airmen were killed when a military plane crashed and caught fire about 200 yards from the Rheims airfield on Tuesday.

Rheims France

Also Mentioned on This Page

W.C.T.U Hoeltje Frank Miller Lasswell ST. Patrick's School Bauer & Corn Focal Point Fee Roberts Mrs. Walker Henry Bollens Tanida Camp Fire John Agnews, JR Ringling Circus Bob Johnson Bethlehem Steel W. F. Sarset Sec Treas. Association Hanna Barber Shop 2Nd Ave Kalman Szabo Rose Sorosan R. Churchill Ray Quigley Waukegan, Ill Anna B. Kuhn Merle White Marion C. H. Sewell Maundville, Mo Mr Sewell Charles Scott Sewell Linn County Grain Company Eighth Avenue Morris Goldberg Avenue NE the Hill Ball Park Cedar Rebekah Lodge E C. Black John Barry Ames Iowa State College Kiwanis Club Hal Sheridan Paramount Theater Hotel Montrose Frank Jiruska Fred Canfield Cedar Rapids Federation of Labor Labor Temple Helen Lowe T. Z. Cook Sunshine Mission Boards Dr. Staves S. Reid Spencer Bucharest Roumania Chitza Stroe Dimitri Milscu Chitza Milscu del Monte Bantam Clapp Ailée Zac Sunkist Greer Ile New England Coast Swift Gio de Monte Spinach Stier S His Secret
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