National Guard To Honor Brig Gen Grahl In Cedar Rapids
Invitations issued by Cedar Rapids National Guard officers for a March 9 reception at the armory in the Memorial building honor Brigadier General and Mrs Charles H Grahl. They will attend Coe College military ball and entertainment followed by dancing and supper. Lieutenants B Ro Asser and GC Smith lead arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Cedar Rapids
Memorial Building
Charles H. Grahl
Coe College Military All
Coe
B Ro Asser
GC. K. Smith
Cedar Rapids Country Club hosts guest night party
The Cedar Rapids Country Club announces a guest night for Saturday evening with dinner at 7. A good orchestra has been engaged and instructed to play only one encore after each dance. If satisfactory the custom will continue at future dances. Mrs. Glen Schodde of Des Moines arrived this week to stay with her parents, Mr and Mrs George G Clements, at 1833 Furst avenue. she is the former Miss Katherine Clements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Glen Schodde
Des Moines
George G ‘Clements
Furst Avenue
Schodde
Mass
Katherine Clements
Farewell Luncheon for Mrs Keith Held by Central Park Circle
A farewell luncheon at the home of Mrs. T E Charter 11734 First Avenue E was given by Central Park Presbyterian Church Circle No 4 for Mrs. Robert C Keith and her three children Barbara Marian Daryl as they head to St mrs Mo where Keith has taken a position. Ida Mansfield Circle meets for luncheon and sewing. Plans for spring work outlined and devotional served by Mrs Milo Wenger. Next meeting at Mrs E C Hoover 1700 Eighth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C Keith
T E Charter
First Avenue E
Circle No. 4
Central Park Presbyaterian Church
Keith
Barbara
Marian
Daryl
X. Keith
Ida Mansfield
King’s S Daughters
Coquilelette
Knollwood Drive
SA. W. Moyer
E. G. Nichols
Mildred Reinking
Milo Wenger
E. C. Hoover
Eighth Avenue SE
Cullus Club to Meet with Mrs Reynolds at Park Avenue
The Cullus club will meet with Mrs. C. T Reynolds at 1726 Park Avenue SE on Thursday at 2 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullus Club
L A L Club Luncheon At Cedar Rapids Country Club
Members of the L A L club met for luncheon at the Cedar Rapids Country Club today. The event was followed by bridge. Attending were Mrs. Clarence Gray Mrs. S E Coquillette Mrs J U Yessler Mrs George F Miller Mrs Guy Hither Mrs Harry Sundbere Mrs Roland Wilson Mrs Fred Collard and Mrs F A Beals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. L. Club
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Huncheon
Bridge
Clarence Gray
S. E. Coquillette
J U. Yessler
George F Miller
Guy Hither
Harry Sundbere
Roland Wilson
Fred Collard
F. A. Beals
Senior Hadassah Formed In City With Officers Elected
Cedar Rapids hosts a Tuesday meeting at the Hotel Roosevelt forming a permanent Senior Hadassah with charter membership over forty. Officers elected unanimously include President Mrs Raymond Klass and Vice President Mrs A W Bass, with secretary and treasurer named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th.e
Hadassah
Cedar Rapids
Hotel Roosevelt
Raymond Klass
A W_ Bass
Maurice Rapaport
Ben Padzensky
Charles Greenberg
Abe Kopel
Morris Bugenstein
K Goldstein
Carl Ettinger
Ruth Licht
Elmer Porter Speaks to Cedar Rapids Teachers
Elmer J Porter addressed the Cedar Rapids Teachers association after a Westminster church dinner attended by seventy three. He spoke on Vacations in China and shared experiences from last summer. Frances Norton sang in period costume with accompaniment by Gertrude Shoe maker. Committee members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer J Porter
Cedar Rapids
Beethoven Club Meeting and Concert Program Notes
The Beethoven club gathers Thursday at 10 a.m. at the Chamber of Commerce to vote on a constitutional amendment in a program featuring Schumann, Brahms, and Gluck works. A board meeting follows at 9 15 a.m. non members may attend with a small fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven Club
Chamber of Commerce
Forest
Schumann Lueci
Attcero
Schumann
Schumann Eleanor Houts
Brahms Ruth Massey
Brahms Gavotte
Gluck
Eevens
Brahms DeEtte
Brahms Die Sennen Schligat
Brahms Anna Marie Farnum
Brahms Lulu Welty
Mit
Eaceee
Brahms der
Aim
Local Club Notices and Cedar Rapids Water Bonds Election
Community groups in Cedar Rapids schedule meetings and card parties at Moose Hall and other venues. A mayoral proclamation announces a city election on March 26 1934 to vote on extending the municipal water main system and issuing bonds up to 140 000 dollars with a tax rate not exceeding one mill per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Tynion- Boden
Art Association Extends Rowan's Leave of Absence
The Cedar Rapids Art Association board extended the leave of absence for Edward B Rowan, Little Gallery director, to May 1 at a public library meeting. Forbes Watson requested the extension. Rowan is assisting in Washington, D C. Mrs Rowan remains acting director. Jay G Sigmund presided.
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The
Cedar Rapids Art Association
Public Library
Edward B Rowan
Little Gallery
Forbes Watson
Public Works of Art Project
Rowan
Washington, D. C
Washington
Jay G. Sigmund
Woman's Club Exchange Program Opens with Luncheon
The Woman's club hosts its annual American home department exchange with a 75 attendee luncheon. The program includes a chorus led by Helen Kacemn Stark and Lulu Engleman Welty, a reading by Ida S. Oakley on Chicago Art Institute, talks on current topics, nature studies, and department displays and greetings from several departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
American Home Department
Woman's Club Chorus
Helen Kacemn Stark
Lulu Engleman Welty
Ida S. Oakley
Art
Art Institute
Chicago
G. W. Chaney
Warren Hanson
Carroll
Welty
S V Shonka
Nature and
P. M. Davis
Philanthropic Department
Philanthropic
Leo Powell
J W N. Norris
Dramatic Art
Ben Ogden
General Club
Beta Delphian Meeting at Montrose Hotel
Beta Delphian gathers Thursday at the Montrose hotel. Mrs Ada Golden Moore will oversee the program. Reporters include Misses Gladys Swangler Ruby Carlson Nelle Crawford Aure White and Gladys Groth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Delphian
Montrose Hotel
Ada Golden Moore
Gladys Swangler
Ruby Carlson
Nelle Crawford
Aure White
Gladys Groth
NRA Public Psychology Praised At University Women Meeting
Dr. George Dwight Haskell of the University of Iowa spoke at the American Association of University Women gathering in Des Moines, praising NRA gains in public psychology and noting limited progress in wages and prices. He urged broader international trade and highlighted reforms like child labor abolition and trade association led competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballyhoo
NRA
George Dwight Haskell
University of Iowa
American Association of University Women
Wayne J. Foster
Hillcrest Drive
Haskell
Henry Wallace
Hugh Johnson
CWA
Dwight Krumholtz
Joanna Hagey
A. W. Erskine
Coe College
Royal Holbrook
J. E. Ives
South America
Marie Young
Brazil
Fourth Avenue SE
Vernon Heights Reading Club Luncheon With Mrs Ravenscroft
The Vernon Heights Reading club will meet with Mrs. T. E. Ravenscroft at 813 Fourth Avenue SE for a luncheon at 1 on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Heights Reading Club
T. E. Ravenscroft
Fourth Avenue SE
King's Daughters Luncheon in Southeast Minneapolis
The Jane Boyd circle will meet for a luncheon at 1920 Washington Avenue SE, Thursday. Mrs. O Bun dy hosts with assistants Mrs. Fred Niemeier and Mrs. Kirk Gibbs helping.
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Jane Boyd
King's Daughters
O ' Bundy
Washington Avenue SE
Fred Niemeier
Kirk Gibbs
Church group meetings announced for Thursday
St Rita s Society of St Matthew s church meets at Mrs Wesley Miller 2323 OC avenue NE Bethany Ladies Aid at Mrs Alice Crawford 1600 Sixth street NW Thursday 2 pm St Johns Guild at Mrs John Atkinson 1600 Bayonne NE 2 30 pm Japanese Tea District No 5 of St Paul s Methodist at Mrs C H Sterner 401 Sixteenth Street NE 2 5 pm St Rose Circle of Immaculate Conception church meets Thursday
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St. Rita's Society
St. Matthew's Church
Wesley Miller
OC Avenue NE
Bethany Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society
Bethany Congregational Church
Alice Crawford
Sixth Street NW
St. John's
St. Paul's Methodist Church
C H. Sterner
Sixteenth Street
Sub Debs Spring Dresses Split Roles in Fashion
In Amos Parrish’s 1934 fashion piece from New York, half of the article highlights boyish tailored jacket frocks and two piece looks for sub-debs, while the other half showcases feminine frills, flounces, and high necklines. It notes necklines remain high, early adopters keep them, and previews Easter fur trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foyen
Peetite
Patricia
York
Amos Parrish
Women's Missionary Society Meeting at First Lutheran Church
The Women's Missionary Society of the First Lutheran church holds its regular meeting Thursday at 2 30 pm. Hostess is Mrs A A Michel at 1321 Third Avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the
First Lutheran Church
A. A. Michel
Third Avenue SW
Lutheran Young People Answer Leaders Named
Mrs. J. L. Berger and Mrs. F. W. Schindler lead the Lutheran young people group with the topic for the day, shown as the program focus. The event centers on youth activities under their guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Berger
F. W. Schindler
Gleaners Circle Meets for Budget Session
The Gleaners circle of St. James church will meet with Mrs Fred Simon at 1720 Ellis Boulevard NW for a business meeting Thursday at 2 30 p.m. to discuss circle affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaners’ Circle
St. James’ Church
Fred Simon
Ellis Boulevard
Mind and heredity in the 1930s science view
An author’s note discusses intelligence heredity, predicting children of a highly intelligent and an average partner would likely average between the two, with some high and low outliers. It also notes intelligence tests predict future school success better than records, and that physical ability is not inherited from lack of use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Lorge
E. N. Thorndike
Columbia
Fire damage in Australia tops two hundred million dollars
In Australia, fire damage by rabbit bites annually amounts to more than the nation's debt, exceeding two hundred million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
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Mrs
Grahl
Mrs. Schodde
Robert C. Keith
Patricia Petite
Killian
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Elmer Porter
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Bunny Card Club
Binns Card Club
Cedar Rauids Rabbit An&sociaon Ail
Moose Hall
Women's Relief Corps
Womens Relief Corps
Og Camrades
Standard Life Association
Standard Late Association
Moose Bag
Maccabees
Saway Hive
Boin Manse
Young Precinct
Cirne Cink
Oakland Road
Ho Avenue
Benamin
Franklin Serac
Aseyne
Arthur Scheol
B Avenue
11Th Street
Kenwood Park
Kenauard Park
Jackson School
4Th Avenue
12Th Street
Fiehth
Yoting
1St Avenue
Nirth
Pnd
Steet
van Buren
Vth
Seveternth
Arcee
Noretepota
Medison
Hla + son
Schaalith Street
Co Avenue
Cleveada
Cie
Cedar
Towath
Stepanfk
Cedar Rarde
Virginia Dare
Third Avenue SE
Hiotel Montrose Building
Art Association
Vernon Heights Club
St. Rose Circle
Lutheran Society
Holden - Kahler CO
Third Street
Donald C. Gaffney
Stanley C. Moore
Sec
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Gaffney & Moore Mortuary — Crematorium
First Avenue NE
Dial
Wwe
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