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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1935

Page

4

Society Air Reception Honors Gen Grahl at Coe Military Ball

Brigadier General and Mrs. Charles H. Grahl will be guests of honor at a Coe Military ball reception and supper in Montrose Ter race following the event. Officers of the local National Guard and Linn County ROA will host with Capt Lawrence A. Kessier leading the committee. Other officers and guests from the 133rd Infantry units will serve on committees and assist in arrangements.

Charles H. Grahl Coe Montrose Terrace National Guard Linn County Reserve Officers Association Lawrence A. Kessier Linn Curtis Jack Donnell Army J F Gurrell 133Rd Infantry W .A. Kansky Furst C K Smith R. Avenil von Dvorak C. R. Sexton T.joanierd R. Orth Malvoy Benish

Mardi Gras Guild Party Draws 320 Women at St Elizabeths

Three hundred twenty women attended the Mardi Gras peasant party of St Elizabeths Guild of St John’s Episcopal Church held Monday afternoon at the Montrose Hotel. Guild members wore peasant costumes representing European countries and tables featured Czech and Hungarian cloths with old glassware, copper and silver. Prizes went to Mrs. Paul Wagner and Mrs. Frank Phelps, with high scores at each table.

St Elizabeths St John’s Episcopal Ihhurch Montrose Hotel Paul Wagner Frank Phelps

Vernon Heights club meeting at Mrs Ravenscroft home

Mrs Ravenscroft hosts Vernon Heights ending club Thursday at 230 p m at 813 Fourth Avenue SE. Mrs Weber will lead a current events discussion and Mrs Stickley will present a program on Three American Pictures and Their Painters.

T. E. Ravenscroft

Rapoport Engagement Announced In Saint Paul

Mr and Mrs Louis Unawsky of St Paul announce the engagement of their daughter Goldie to David Rapoport son of Mr and Mrs Rapoport of 702 Ninth Street SW St Paul No wedding date has been set Miss Unawsky a St Paul High School graduate is employed in St Paul Mr Rapoport a Grant High School graduate works at Sixteenth Avenue Auto Wrecking Company in Saint Paul

Louis Unawsky Paul, Minn Goldie David Rapoport Rapoport Ninth Street Miss Unawsky St. Paul St Paul Grant High School Sixteenth Avenue Auto Wrecking Company

Toddville Couple Fetes 30th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Roy hosted relatives and friends for their thirtieth wedding anniversary. Attendees included Mr and Mrs A O Hopker and Ferne Newman of Cedar Rapids, Mrs Everett Wright of Hopkinton, the Hepkers with children, and numerous Neiman, Oliphart, and Wright family members from Marion and Toddville.

Toddville Roy Hose Mro Misa O. Hopker Ferneunice Newman Cedar Rapids Everett Wright Hopkinton Mio W EK Hepker Warren Mack Neiman Letha Marion Mis 4 Pessier Mio Claude We- Burney Russet Ti Wilma Tsle Miura Mie Mesley Oliphart Dave Ter Ermta Oye Nwot Renard Wright Res

Recent Bride Blanche Fisher Becomes Mrs Belknap in Davenport

Mrs Blanche Fisher daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles A Fisher of 315 Fourth Avenue SW wed Saturday in Davenport to IS RECENT BRIDE Mr Donald Belknap son of Mrs Harriet Belknap of 1644 First Avenue E A Coe College graduate noted for athletics the couple will reside in Winthrop with their new home.

Donald Belknap Blanche Fisher Charles A. Fisher Fourth Avenue Davenport Belknap Harriet Belknap First Avenue E Coe College Winthrop

P E O Chapters Elect Officers In Local Meetings

Mrs Arthur L. Bye and Mrs George R. Liddle were elected presidents of chapters HJ and DK of the PEO Sisterhood at meetings Monday. Liddle will lead DK as delegate to the state convention May 23 to 25 in Des Moines. Twenty-five members attended.

Arthur L. Bye George R. Liddle P. E O Liddle Crescent Drive R. R Williamson Marian Wilson Nod Newell Metta A Burd J M Tallman B Avenue NE W. M Dennison A L. Haldeman Bye George Clements Arthur Deamer Frank W Orr Phillip Shive Hall Ferguson T H Wright Virginia Paul Raymond S. Johnston WH Berger Spirit Lake Woodkey Charles City Charles Penningroth

Family reunion honors George Jarrard at Conesville home

Four generations gathered at George Jarrard’s home in Conesville for a seventy eighth birthday reunion. Guests included Mrs Frank Jarrard Carol Jewine Lone Tree Mr and Mrs Hart Jarrard and sons Fen ed Wasne Muscatine Micard Mus Sherman Fox Negnon Donald Lyle Roeeside Mr and Mrs George Fora red and sons Glenn Rheonete My Mrs Will Jar reared FP mate and Jack Mr ipd Mies Hurany Jarrard Mr and Mer Ras and Lutz Towne Rosabelle Mr and Mrs Glenn Nicholson Harold Alice Marie Lal Conessille

Conesville George Wlarrard Will Jack Ipd Mies Hurany Jarrard Mer Ras Lutz Daugher Towne Rosabelle Glenn Nicholson Harold Alice Marie Lal Conessille

Nationalism Should Not Isolate Nations Says Dr. Root

Dr. Winfred T. Root of the University of Iowa urged a progressive nationalism that recognizes interdependence among nations. He spoke at Cedar Rapids Woman's club on The Interdependence of Nations, criticizing isolationist textbooks and urging education to reveal both bright and dark pages of history.

Winfred T. Root Department of History University of Iowa Cedar Rapids Woman's Club Roosevelt Hotel F. W. Damour Cecilians Glee Club Washington High School Jess Chaney Bob Ringsmuth Miss Chaney W. E. Mickel F. C. Kellogg Buiding Committee Montrose Hotel E. Henderson America Mickel Root Dr. Root

Rioting Cultists Leave Cop Dead In Chicago Courtroom

In a 15 minute riot in a Chicago courtroom, Captain Joseph Palczynski aged 63 died of a heart attack after rioters shot and wounded Bailiff Philip Blankin 29. Police arrested 31 women and 19 men, all Negroes, identified by clothing.

Chicago Temple Islam Defective Bureau Ted Caps Arder Josep Palczynski Philip Blankin

Busby Obtains Injunction Over Water Shutdown

Marion County supervisor Busby won a temporary injunction from Judge John T Moffit preventing Mia on Water from turning off his home at 630 Tenth Street Marion. He says the shutoff came Tuesday morning after he had allegedly guaranteed service at 2222 Eighth Avenue and argues he is a rental agent not the owner and that a $607 bill is owed by a tenant.

C Busby Marion John T Moffit Mia On Water Company Tenth Street Busby Eighth Avenue Maron Busby

Farewell dancing party for Kirk neighbors move

A farewell dancing party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs. Vernon Kirk before they left for their new Mrs Fred Kirk farm. Frank Lala of Walker provided the music. Attendees included numerous local couples and families such as the Dvoraks Serbouseks Romigs Sawyers Hunters and Lalas among others.

Vernon Kirk Fred Kirk Frank Lala Walker Frank Dvorak Jesse Dvorak Joe Rabik Anna Mary Georgia Josie Louise Leonard Serbousek George Serbousek Clair Romig Dorothy Merle Sawyer Sam Hunter Jake Lala Lloyd Eldon Kirk Harold Elza Chifford Valera Raymond Edaburn Leo Lala Bobby Leo Jr Vernon Alicin Weinegar Eileen Michael Doris Newman Homer Kennedy Vivian

Obituaries From Several Iowa Towns Report Passings

William Hudepohl of Williamsburg dies at 70 after a long life with Met a Glandorf born 1864 in Iowa township. Central City honors Dora Owens Shoemaker and Welsh ties at services. Maquoketa mourns M W Clark 85 cremation planned in San Diego. West Liberty and West Branch peoples remember W L Gibson and J W Longerbeam death notices with survivors listed.

Williamsburg John Henry Hudepohl Emil Autzen Iowa Township Henry Geasena Ahrens Hudepohl Meta Glandorf Hudepohl George Adolph Martin Paul Stohlman Freidmond Newkirk John Albert Louis Fred Baack St. Paul's Lutheran Church H. P Grett Fred Walters St. John’s Lutheran Church German Central City William T Shoemaker E C Allen Dora Owens Alanson Rachel Owens Waubeek William T. Shoemaker 9 E. S Frank Knox Monrovia Calif Iva Peet Viola John Owens Marion Maquoketa M W., Clark A Bess Clark San Diego Mount Hope Cemetery Wales Galena Ill Mort Clark California Victoria Jerome Lee Allen Leslie Clark Spring Valley Iowa City Frances Matt Luckiesh Cleveland

Banker Testifies in Warrant Sale Probe

A legislative committee hears discussions around the private sale of anticipatory sinking fund warrants to the Carleton D. Beh Co. with five percent interest over three years. Toy and others defend conduct, while officials like Mrs. Miller and Ray Murray discuss informal meetings and the push to favor Beh for his state service.

Win Toy Beh Legislative Committee Carleton D. Beh Leo J. Wegman Miller Murray Alex Miller Ray Murray Agriculture Executive Council Clyde Herring Wegman Storms

Bedtime tragedy as infant smothered in Chicago

Chicago report says Mrs. George Jeffries slept with five children in one bed. Thirteen week old Donald was strangled by his bed clothes in the shoebox of a rooming house. Father listed as on relief.

Chicago George Jeffries Donald

Oxford trio sweeps district declamatory contest at Kinross

Three Oxford High School students swept first places at the Preliminary district declamatory contest held at Kinross. Emory Windrone won in oratorical, Neilson Simpkins in dramatic, and Margar et Schrader in humorous categories.

Oxford Oxford High School Kinross Emory Windrone Neilson Simpkins Margaret Schrader

Better Cough Remedy from Pinex Syrup Guide

A vintage home remedy advises mixing 2 cups sugar with 1 cup water to dissolve, then adding 214 ounces of Pinex to make a pint syrup. The ad claims quick relief, dissolves phlegm, soothes inflamed membranes, and is cheaper than store bought cures.

Spring Costume Colors Decide Stocking Shades

The piece outlines spring palette ideas focusing on navy blue as the key color, with Regency shades including pinky browns and rosy reds. It presents neutral stockings like taupe and greige to blend with navy, greens, and Regency tones, noting brown-beige as suitable for browns and beiges.

Sun Tone Shades and Navy Accents in New Stockings

A fashion blurb describes sun tan tones with light to dark options designed to pair with navy and black. Regency pastels and sheer navy blue stockings are highlighted for navy costumes and as accents to white. Readers can request a leaflet with fabric samples by mailing a coupon tomorrow.

Jurors Continue Cooper Case Probe

The Cedar Rapids grand jury completed reports on the Cooper case and recommended a padded cell in the hospital strong room. It did not indict Arthur McGowan, R L Gardiner, or Howard Chapin, and extended investigations into Mentzer, Konzen, and Swanson with no May term grand jury called.

Cedar Rapids Linn County Arthur McGowan R L. Gardiner Howard Chapin Harold Mentzer Roland Konzen W. S. Swanson Ellison

Eighty Farm Folk Visit Cedar Rapids On Industrial Tour

Eighty farm folk from New Hampton and Charles City neighborhoods toured Cedar Rapids facilities Tuesday. They visited Penick and Ford corn products, Quaker Oats, and Gazette plant sites after a noon luncheon at the YMCA. Sponsored by an agricultural night school class led by Aaron R. Bowman, the tour included seventeen Charles City students and concluded a series on agricultural economics and soil conservation.

New Hampton Charles City Cedar Rapids the Gazette Company Aaron R. Bowman Paul Auringer

Tracy Estate Valued At About Two Thousand Two Hundred Fifty

The estate of Mrs. Sarah Tracy, murdered February 16, opened for probate in district court. Daisy Propst, her daughter, valued real estate at 250 and personal property at 2000, with EE L Schoenthaler posting a $4000 administrator bond. No will found, earlier draft reportedly taken from attorney Schoenthaler’s office in 1932 and presumed destroyed or stolen.

Gazett

Morley School Delayed Closure Amid Bad Roads

The local school closed Monday morning until further notice because country roads were impassable.

Morley

Also Mentioned on This Page

C. H. Grahl Vernon Heights Club Eulalie Halser Lassweil F. E. Hare Gwen Bentz Perkins Frances R Fleming E. J Wintenburg Tewa Eliabeth Palmer Prastka’s Jewelry Store 3Rd Avenue SE Iowa News West Liberty W L. Gibson Gibson Thomas Mary Gibson Cedar County WG Recep Pasadena Lincoln Reep Ivah H. E. Dice West Branch J W. Longerbeam Riverside Carvie Longerbeam O. P. Myers C. I Sidwell Annie LeGore el Monte Charles Longerbeam Gary Ind Amos Parrish York Cooper Case Third Ave Hartman’s
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