Ruth Boyson Bride of R J Stevenson In Home Ceremony
Ruth Elizabeth Boyson daughter of Mr and Mrs H N Boyson of 2314 Bever avenue SE married Raymond J Stevenson of Iowa City son of Mr and Mrs John D Stevenson of Shannon City in a candlelight home ceremony at the Boyson residence. Rev Arthur A Brooks officiated before about thirty guests with harp music by Amanda Barnes Barham. The couple will reside at 715 North Linn street after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Elizabeth Boyson
H. N. Boyson
Bever Avenue
Raymond J Stevenson
Iowa City
John D. Stevenson
Shannon City
Boyson
Arthur A Brooks
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Amanda Barnes Barham
Stevenson
North Linn Street
University of Iowa
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Delta Chi Fraternity
M F Patterson Dental Supply Company
Alpha Gamma Delta Hosts Breakfast For Pledges
Alpha Gamma Delta sorority entertained its pledges at breakfast at 6 30 this morning in the chapter rooms. Misses Ruby Knaupp Esther Smith and Marianne Dvorak arranged the event. Pledges will be formally initiated this afternoon in a Roosevelt hotel service followed by a banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Ruby Knaupp
Esther Smith
Marianne Dvorak
Roosevelt Hotel
Roosevelt
Wednesday Social Club Meeting Reports History Papers
The Wednesday Social club met with Mrs. Frank Wells at 1262 Fourth avenue SE. Mrs. A&E Schulte read a paper on American History by Mrs. ZL. Lt. Davis, and Mrs. W R. Fair presented The History of Money. Refreshments were served by the hostess and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wells
Fourth Avenue SE
A&e. Schulte
ZL. Lt. Davis
W R. Fair
George Crabb
D Cgc
Mahannah
Miss Wilma Slezak Leaves for Baton Rouge Visit
Miss Wilma Slezak travels to Baton Rouge Louisiana for an extended visit with her brother in law and sister Dr and Mrs Glen N Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma 1
Slezak
Baton Rouge, la
Glen N. Cox
Camp Fire Girls Babvcraft Classes Planned
Camp Fire Girls announce baby care babvcraft classes starting Saturday at Mere hospital in March with instructor Miss Delores Connor and a senior nurse. Attendance on three Saturday mornings leads to a house tour and concludes with the group list of attendees. April sessions will be at St Luke's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babrcraft
Camp Fire Iis Bay
Mere Hospital
Delores Connor
Ciris FL
Ciris Wi
Henrittia Cop Bethr Dorian
Marjorie Robbins
Marcel Anderson
Shirley Kruetney
Lone Kropnenske
Dorothy Prankha
Faxine Nowad
Virginia Cuddy
Betty Jane Peck
Dorothy Rudd Jean Thompson
Mary Whisler
Betty Lzica
St. Luke's Hospital
Ida Kettleson Hosts Brass Button Study Club Luncheon
Mrs Ida Kettleson of Mount Vernon hosted the Brass Button Study club at her home on Wednesday for luncheon and a study hour led by Miss Alma E Owens. Members reported on topics by Mrs Hugh Hillereg e Mrs Ralph D Chord and Mrs John Heaton with a general discussion and a reading by Mrs Norman Sutliff. Dorothy arkee sang after a piano by Mrs Sutliff. Several members traveled to Mount Vernon and guests from here included Miss Dorothy Gearkee and Comrades Henry Zimmerman and Eugene Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Kettleson
Mount Vernon
Brass Button
Alma E Owens
Hugh Hillerege
Ralph D Chord
John Heaton
Norman Sutliff
Dorothy Arkee
Chi Beta Phi Initiates Three Cedar Rapids Members
The Chi Beta Phi fraternity held formal initiation services this week for Robertson Little Duane Blackwell and George Nelson of Cedar Rapids and Ray Hanold of Wyomine. The fraternity also pledges Charles Vesely of Cedar Rapids. Thirty five members and friends of division No 1 of Trinity Methodist chapel surprised Mrs Usher 1326 First Avenue West on her birthday with a menic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Beta Phi
Robertson Little Duane Blackwell
George Nelson
Cedar Rapids
Ray Hanold
Wyomine
Charles Vesely
Division No Lo
Trinity Methodist
Mrssop Usher
First Avenue
Martha Marquis Circle Hosts Dinner for Members Husbands
The Martha Marquis circle of Coe College faculty wives entertained the husbands at a dinner Thursday evening at Butterfields tea shop. Mrs P W Jacobson spoke on Norwas following a summer visit, with Mrs J F Yothers as chairman and a planning committee including Mrs J M Henn and Mrs Moray Eby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Marquis
Coe College
Butterfils
Carve Geier
P W Jacobson
Norwas
J F Yothers
J M Henn
Moray Eby
W S Newell Mos
H Ogbum
C 7 Huskok
Alfred Mevet
C WW Perkins
Ben Prtemon
Fragmented OCR Looted Text Headlines
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and places in a jumble of letters. It references a list of entities like Mashstorsti Flossare FS and Saskess with scattered state abbreviations and numbers. Legible content is minimal, offering no coherent event or outcome to report.
Cedar Rapids club hosts piano solos and poems evening
Miss Sadie Kacer entertained Cedar Rapids Life Insurance girls at her home 1422 Exgath avenue SE Tuesday evening. The program featured piano solos by Irma and Ruth Kubik, a reading, vocal and saxophone solos, with refreshments served. Next month Miss Dorothy Bridwell will host at the Roosevelt hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Kacer
Cedar Rapids Life Insurance Company
Exgath Avenue
Irma
Ruth Kubik
Rose Paldar
Lillian Racer
Loretta Power
Veda von Sprecken
Laura Mineck
Dorothy Bridwell
Frances Bartlett
Coe Junior Harmony Club Meet Saturday in Marshall Hall
The Coe Junior Harmony club will meet in Marshall hall Saturday at 1. A musical program will be given by ue eusen at 2 pate in the chapel. Appearing on the program are Fan Lua Lue ace Russell Delbert Talbott Billy Sinaiko Gail Rhodes Richard Russell Richard Fuller Leonard Meterkord Wayne Mitter David Martin Melvin Stone Gladys Linge Dorothy Hronek Josephine Thomas Marjorie Davis Rose Ann Kubovec Marabelle Fuller Betty Jean Hemsky Dorothy Staley Jane Jacque Wurster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe
Marshall Hall
Ue Eusen
Pywrem
Fan Lua
Lue Ace Russell
Delbert Talbott
Billy Sinaiko
Gail Rhodes
Richard Russell
Richard Fuller
Leonard Meterkord
Wayne Mitter
David Martin
Melvin Stone
Gladys Linge
Dorothy Hronek
Josephine Thomas
Marjorie Davis
Rose Ann Kubovec
Marabelle Fuller
Betty Jean Hemsky
Dorothy Staley
Jane
Jacque Wurster
Miss Marie Snyders Fetes Bride Shower Attendees
Misses Freda and Eleanora Snyders hosted a kitchen shower on Wednesday evening at 1220 Third Avenue SE for Miss Marie Snyders, bride elect. Guests included Mrs. Earl J Birney, Mrs. E. P Snyder, Mrs. William Bendorf, Mrs. Glenn Winchell, Mrs. Addie Sleight and Miss Maxine Bendorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda and
Eleanora Snyders
Third Avenue SE
Marie Snyders
Earl J Birney
E. P Snyder
William Bendorf
Glenn Winchell
Addie Sleight
Maxine Bendorf
St Rita's Society Held No Meeting at Mrs Miller Home
St Rita's Society of St Matthew's church canceled Thursday evening activities at 2323 C Avenue NE. Afterward, participants played cards with prizes won by Mrs Peter Buch, Mrs Ralph Sehillig, Mrs J G Goerein, and Mrs Fred Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Rita's Society
St Matthew's Church
Wesley Miller
C Avenue
Peter Buch
Ralph Sehillig
J G Goerein
Fred Cook
Malta Chapter and Posts Schedule Saturday Meetings
Malta Chapter of S will hold its stated meeting Saturday at 7 30 pm with a social hour and refreshments after. Dr Arthur A Brooks will speak on Lincoln. Post No 235 G AR will hold a regular meeting Saturday at 2 pm in the Memorial Building. Comrades are invited. The Womens Relief Corps will serve refreshments. The WoCTAnxhiars will hold regular meeting and installation of officers Saturday at 2 30 pm in the Crystal Room of the Hotel Montinse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Arthur A Brooks
Lincoln
Woct Anxhars
Crystal Room
Hotel Montinse
Founders day tea at Franklin P T A meeting
The Franklin P T A held a Founders day silver tea in the school library with Mrs Carl Ettinger presiding. Omar Stabenfeldt led manual training on a memory plaque for Miss Jane Boyd’s door. James Ralston Cavita Filipy sang, Mrs L C Schuknecht spoke, tea by home economics girls, bouquets on tables, and an orchestra directed by Miss Castle Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankin P T A
Carl Ettinger
Cmp
Omar Stabenfeldt
Jane Boyd
Ray Inchem
James Ralston
Cavita Filipy
L. C Schuknecht
Iowa
Sara Ann Brown
H E Kensinger
Ruth Martin
Chastle Palmer
Ninety six chosen for new Athens club membership
A committee selected ninety six men to be eligible for membership in a new Athens club. About fifty to seventy five more will be chosen within the ensuing week, with each member contributing to the organization and its activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Eva
Starr
SNR
NSRP
Tims
Memory of Wis oT Bevpass tea party in spring decor
The event featured Mrs. Reynolds serving refreshments at a home gathering with spring flowers adorning the tea table. Attendees included Mrs. C OB and others, with anecdotes about Bess Strester Aldrich shared by Rot ers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osurtner
C OB. Roters
Bess Strester
Aldrich Stess
Mrs Heminger Hosts Miscellaneous Shower for Miss Houser
Mrs E Heminger 209 Twenty fifth Street Drive SE gave a miscellaneous shower Thursday evening honoring Miss Maxine Houser whose marriage takes place Saturday. Guests included Misses Cora Haxby Marie Konrad Dorothy Kaiser and Mesdames K P Quinn L H Jacobson Leland L Bell H W Eliason Harry Sherry R J Schmitz C W Schafer and W B Owen of Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Heminger
Maxine Houser
Cora Haxby
Marie Konrad
Dorothy Kaiser
Mesdames K
P. Quinn
L. H Jacobson
Leland L. Bell
H W Eliason
Harry Sherry
R. J Schmitz
C W Schafer
W B Owen
Des Moines
Midboro Club Luncheon Names Prize Winners
The Midboro club met Thursday with Mrs. S W Spencer 510 Thirty second street NE for luncheon. Prizes at cards were won by Mrs. Glen Thomas and Mrs. Dora Howland. The April meeting will be held with Mrs. Glen Thomas 3034 EB avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midboro Club
S W. Spencer
Thirty-second Street
Glen Thomas
Dora Howland
EB Avenue
Fifty Years of Love for Glandorf Couple Marked by Surprise
Sixty relatives and friends gathered at the Glandorf home to celebrate Henry and Mrs. Glandorf near Williamsboro on their fiftieth wedding anniversary. List included George Glandorf Jr and families, Wardenburgs, Dohrmanns, and many others from Williamsboro and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Henry Glandorf
Williamsboro
George Glandorf
Rudolph Glandorf
John Wardenburg
Henry Hudepohl
August Hucepohl
Herman Glandorf
Herman Wehert
Fred Steinmen
Herman Wardenburg
Herman Dohrmann
Emil Aulten
Chris Moenich
H P Graf
Mirs Jo Gutknech
Fred Loppnox
William Glandorf
Carl Steinmetz
Margaret Biehlman
William Miller
Armold Reemmenn
Fred Biekwent
Olesen Bunday Silver Wedding Celebration Held
Sixty relatives gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Hans Olesen Bunday to honor their silver wedding anniversary dated February 22. The Rev Christensen spoke for guests as silverware was presented, and the children gave a set of chinaware to the couple.
Closed-Front Chesterfield Topcoat: A 1934 Style Breakthrough
Amos Parrish highlights the closed front Chesterfield topcoat as the distinctive spring fashion, noting its concealed fly front, square shoulders, and fitted line. The piece suits grays and dark blues, with fabrics like Shetland and tweed, and promises a dressy practical look for Easter wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Parrish
Roosevelt to recognize NRA as permanent force
President Roosevelt will acknowledge the NRA as a lasting pillar of national life in a speech at Constitution Hall next Monday. More than 3,000 business leaders and officials will attend as the cabinet, emergency boards, and lawmakers. He will outline a plan to reduce the workweek to 36 hours with pay, and push measures against profiteering and price fixing as Hugh S. Johnson prepares the reform agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
Congress
Constitution Hall
Hugh S. Johnson
West Union Tragedy Claims Two Local Women
Mrs. Gilbert Hall 70 long an invalid was found dead in bed Thursday at their farm home by her husband. Mrs. Ed Helser 69 of West Union who had been in her usual health was found dead Thursday afternoon when her husband returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Gilbert Hall
Ed Helserman
Junior Wants To Walk A Want Ad Prompt
A nostalgic note contrasts a child growing up with a parent asking why a discarded baby carriage isn’t sold to an ad buyer. The piece uses playful old time phrasing to link childhood and walking independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior
Nine seek three school board seats and one for unexpired term
March 12 closed for school board races in Cedar Rapids with nine candidates for three three year terms and one for the one year unexpired term of Arthur Hurtt. Three new candidates entered the field: Charles Penningroth Frank Kanak and Mrs. Stanley C. Stookey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Penningroth
Frank Kanak
S. C. Stookey
Arthur Hurtt
H. H. Hoadley
Mr. Hurtt
E. R. Moore
J. _E. Johnson
Joseph Sadowsky
Fourth Avenue SE
Ninth Street
United State Bank
Stanley C. Stookey
First Avenue W
Penningroth
Tipton County
University of Iowa
Harvard Law School
Philippine Constabulary
Ceder Rapids
France
Germany
Kanak
Cedar Rapids
Iowan City Commercial College
Peoples Fuel Company
Cedar Rapids Baseball Association
1.C.0
A. 2. C. B. J., Hanford Post, American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sokols
Sixteenth Avenue Commercial Club
Iowa candidates seek local school and church posts
The record notes two years under University of Iowa supervision and five years as primary superintendent of Central Park Presbyterian Sunday school. It lists candidates for treasurer Otto Hanzlik and O A Kearney with incumbent L J Derflinger, and other contenders A W Bass Henry Cristy and William McCall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Iowa
Central Park Presbyterian Sunday School
A. W. Bass
Henry Cristy
William McCall
Otto Hanzlik
O. A. Kearney
L. J Derflinger
Local Milk Marketing Hearing Progresses Amid Debate
The hearing featured W M Reed of the Co-Operative Dairy detailing Cedar Rapids surplus milk and interstate commerce issues. Attorneys for United Dairies and about thirty producers argued respect for licensing and proposed marketing agreements, with Dr A R Menary and dairy men Wright and Krebs providing background. An afternoon session was to continue with work on a marketing agreement and a possible Friday night session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
W. M. Reed
Co-Operative Dairy Company
Cedar Rapids
Pearson
Cor Operative Company
R. E. Henke
Des Moines
Wayne Boland
United Dairies
Harrison E. Spangler
Mr. Spangler
Reed
Spangler
A. R. Menary
Tom Wright
Blue Valley
Frank Krebs
Kreba Dairy Products Company
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Ruth Boyson
R. J. Stevenson
Alpha Gam
Baton Rouge
Virginia Dare
As New As Tomorrow
Virginia Dane
Montrose
Mrs. Kettleson
Cedar Rapids Group
Millers
Alma Hartz
Per Oorgrikene
Miss Kacer
Junior Harmony Club
ST Rita's
Clubs
Cook Post
P. T. A. Meetings
New Athens Club
Lima
Shower
Midboro
Los Angeles
C Fred Meyer
G Avenue
Harry Bissell
Eagle Grove
E. M. Wright
van Horne
Lir
John C Warner
Helisburg
Mirs
John F Paulyn
Newhall
Hormor
Elanore Thote
Bir
Charles Warner
Frank Gintert
Shelleburg
William Warner Walter Behminge
Waluam
New
York
Earl of Chesterfield
Chesterfield
Paris
Fisk, Gage and Roberts
Ethyle Breedrove
Beauty and Hat Shop
Kathryn Barton
Prprietess
Second Street SE
Neumode Hosiery
Second Street
Enais-Hanly-Blackbern Co
Kansan City
Sing Sing
Canary
Frankels
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