Mrs Neil Montgomery Elected Cedar Rapids Junior League President
Mrs Neil Montgomery was elected president of the Junior League of Cedar Rapids at a Tuesday meeting at the Montrose hotel. She succeeds Mrs Edward S Sheehy who will move with her children to St Joseph Missouri. New officers include Mrs William B Miller vice president and Mrs Harold E Reid recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Montgomery
Junior League of
Cedar Rapids
Montrose Hotel
Edward S. Sheehy
Sheehy
St. Joseph
William B. Miller
Harold E. Reid
Robert B. Davis
Morgan Foster
van Vechten Shaffer
Arts and Interests
Eleanor Cook
League
Baltimore
Washington
Family Dinner Honors Mrs. B. G. Haas At Country Club
Misses Jessie and Lulu Averill and Mrs. Frank Hollen hosted a private dinner for fourteen at the Country Club honoring guest Mrs. B. G. Haas of Piedmont California. Haas, a former Harriet Averill of Cedar Rapids, is an attorney who departs Thursday for Framingham Massachusetts to conduct a year of legal research at the Massachusetts reformatory for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie
Lulu Averill
Frank Hollenbeck
Country Club
B. G. Haas
Piedmont
Calif
Harriet Averill
Cedar Rapids
Haas
Framingham
Mass
Massachusetts Reformatory For Women
City Bridge Tournament Marks High Scores at Roosevelt Hotel
Mrs W M Jayne and Mrs T E Taylor led the field with top scores in the eight-table Mitchell movement event at the Roosevelt hotel Monday evening. Second prizes went to Mrs George Beattie and James Epstein, and to Mr and Mrs E J Klein. The next city tournament is set for March 23 at the Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Jayne
T. E. Taylor
C. W. Irwin
C. W. Wallace
Mitchell
Roosevelt Hotel
George E. Beattie
James Epstein
E. J. Klein
Roosevelt
Mrs Harwood Warriner Visits Then Returns Home
Mrs Harwood Warriner of Winnetka Illinois left Tuesday afternoon for home after visiting Mr Warriner and his parents, Mr and Mrs T R Warriner of 316 Forest Drive SE. Mr Warriner who spent the weekend there departed Sunday night for Winnetka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harwood Warriner
Winnetka, IL
Mrs Hamblin Visits Bedford Sister in Southeast
Mrs A W Hamblin of Bedford arrived Sunday as a guest of her sister Mrs B F Wolverton and Dr Wolverton at 2159 Blake Boulevard SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Hamblin
Bedford
B. F. Wolverton
Dr. Wolverton
Blake Boulevard
Kathleen Cox Celebrated on Thirteenth Birthday
Mr and Mrs John Cox hosted a Sunday party honoring daughter Kathleen on her 13th birthday. Guests included Rita Spaight Mary Jane Klassen Marlyn Cusack Rita Power Maxine Taylor Marie Minninger Jane Dorman Betty Klimes Betty Gorman Wilma Margartz Mary Cox and Novella Cox. After lunch the group planned a theater outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cox
Johnson Avenue NW
Kathleen
Rita Spaight
Mary Jane Klassen
Marlyn Cusack
Rita Power
Maxine Taylor
Marie Minninger
Jane Dorman
Betty Klimes
Betty Gorman
Wilma Margartz
Mary Cox
Novella Cox
Newcomers Tour at Quaker Oats Plant
The Newcomers' club schedules a Wednesday tour of the Quaker Oats company for all newcomers to the city. Meet at 2 p.m. on the Roosevelt hotel mezzanine for the visit, with a tea to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker Oats Company
Newcomers’ Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Jewish Young People's League Meeting at Temple Judah
The Jewish Young People's league will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Temple Judah. They will report on ticket sales for the carnival dance scheduled for May 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Young People’s League
Temple Judah
I H N Circle Plans Dessert Luncheon Meeting
I H N circle of the Kings Daughters will hold a dessert luncheon Thursday at 1 p.m. hosted by Mrs Muriel Mueller of 114 Twenty fourth Street Drive SE. Mrs Harry Hamer will assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. N. Circle of the King’s Daughters
Muriel Mueller
Twentyfourth Street
Harry Hamer
Pratt elected president of P. E. O. chapter
Mrs. Everett C. Pratt was chosen president of the P. E. O. chapter GM at a Monday meeting held at Mrs. J. Harold Horan’s home in Ottumwa. Officers include Mrs. H. E. Kensinger as outgoing president and Mrs. Ray Anderson as vice president. Twenty four members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett C. Pratt
J. Harold Horan
Blake Boulevard
H. E. Kensinger
Ray Anderson
A. L. Augustine
G. L. Krabbenhoff
Paul Menoher
W. H. Bailey
Boyd Rogers
Pratt
Anderson
Ottumwa
Horan
Beethoven Concert Draws Public Invitation for Chamber Opera
The Beethoven club chorus and a men’s chorus present an open program of chamber opera on Tuesday at 8 15 p m in the Terrace room of the Montrose hotel. The operas Peasants Cantata by Bach and La Serva Padrona by Pergolesi will be in costume with Helen Kacena Stark directing the music Edna Dieman choreographs both operas Frank V Orr directed stage and John W Miller handles property management Kenneth Cornell and Godfrey Miska in charge of make up Lucy Bushnell Ambroz accompanist Tickets available via Beethoven club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose Hotel
Beethoven Club
Bach
Pergolesi
Helen Kacena Stark
Edna Dieman
Frank V. Orr
John W. Miller
Kenneth Cornell
Godfrey Miska
Lucy Bushnell Ambroz
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Gamma Chapter Set Meeting Tonight
The Gamma chapter will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Montrose hotel to discuss upcoming activities and chapter business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Gamma
Montrose Hotel
Irene Douglas Circle luncheon se planned at Blake Boulevard
Mrs. W. E. Curtis will entertain Irene Douglas circle of the King's Daughters at a luncheon Wednesday at 1 p.m. Assisting will be Mrs. Nelle Broberg and Mrs. C. E. Claussen. Members are asked to go prepared to sew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Curtis
Blake Boulevard
Irene Douglas
the King’s Daughters
Nelle Broberg
C. E. Claussen
Cub Pack No 5 Holds Meeting at Harrison School
Cub Pack No 5 sponsored by Harrison school met Monday at the school. Den No 4 opened with flag salute. Joe Mittan and George Bisse] were initiated. Award to George Maley bear and Bruce Lane gold pointer. Letter from Arthur Nie commending the pack on its cub circus performance. Jack Carpenter solo winner in Major Bowes program. Den No 4 songs and various participants listed. Den dads and mothers elected for dens 1 2 and 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Pack No
Harrison School
den No. 4
Joe Mittan
George Bisse
George Maley
Bear
Bruce Lane
Arthur Nie
Jack Carpenter
Bowes
Kenneth Frame
Willis Shaner
George Trieble
Dick Lewis
Cliff Lysaning
Donald Dudek
Gerald Bissel
William Lawrence
Den
Otto Trieble
C. S. Lane
C. S. Lane; No. 2, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lawrence
W. C. Hassel
Sigma Chapter Beta Sigma Phi to Meet at Montrose Hotel
The Sigma chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi sorority will hold a routine business session Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. at the Montrose hotel with members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Business Girls’ Sorority
Montrose Hotel
Women hear on daily life of German women
Miss Alma Turechek of Coe college told Cedar Rapids Woman's club members about life in Germany in a program titled An American Student in Germany. She described shopping by specialty stores, formal friendships, the siesta, and mixed views on Hitler, noting German efficiency and government regulated prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Turechek
Coe College
Cedar Rapids Woman’s Club
Germany
Crystal
Montrose Hotel
Turewhek
Oliver S. Wilson
American Home Department
Turewiek
Miss Turechek
Turechek
Hitler
Rose Closson
Conger Metcalf
Coe
Metcalf
S. R. Hawkins
Miss Breed Elected President of Beta Phi Alpha at Coe College
Verle Breed of Marion was elected president of Beta Phi Alpha sorority at Coe College after a Tuesday meeting. New officers include Marie Perkins Cedar Rapids vice president, Margaret Schrodermier secretary and Pi Ray editor, Eileen Wiles treasurer, Oprah Wykle Pan-Hellenic and social chair, Mae Wells program and scholarship chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verle Breed
Marion
Beta Phi Alpha
Coe College
Maybelle Young
Maywood
Ill
Marie Perkins
Cedar Rapids
Margaret Schrodermier
Pi Ray
Eileen Wiles
Oprah Wykle
Mae Wells
Dinner Honoring Birthdays Hosts Invite Eight At 315 K Ave
Mr and Mrs Frank Janda of 315 K avenue NW entertained at a Sunday dinner honoring the birthdays of Mrs Mattie Fisk and Miss Iona Larson. Covers were laid for eight and the guests were presented gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Janda
K Avenue NW
Mattie Fisk
Iona Larson
Newbold and Darling Wed in Anamosa Ceremony
Wilma Newbold and Earl Darling of Cedar Rapids were married Sunday at 3 p.m. in Anamosa by the Rev. T. J. Breggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Newbold
Earl Darling
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa
T. J. Breggs
Rock Island Women's Club Reschedules Meeting
The Rock Island railway women's club postpones its March meeting from the 13th to the 20th. The session will start at 2 p.m. in the assembly room at the general office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Club of the
Rock Island Railway
St Matthew’s P T A Study Group Meet at 2:15
St Matthew’s Elementary P T A plans a study group meeting Wednesday at 2 15 PM led by Mrs L L Locher at 130 Twenty six th Street Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew’s P. T. A
Exhibit Opens to Public in Cedar Rapids Wednesday
The Junior League of Cedar Rapids arts and interests exhibit, shown to members Tuesday, will be open to the public Wednesday from 3 to 5 p.m. in the Montrose hotel parlor. The display features local members handcrafts needlework and art. Francis Robert White and Marvin Cone will judge entries, with winners advancing to a summer national convention exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior League of
Cedar Rapids
Montrose Hotel
League
Francis Robert White
Little Gallery
Marvin Cone
Iowa Classis In Annual Meeting
The forty sixth annual meeting of the Iowa Classical Woman's Missionary Society and the seventy eighth Iowa Classis session are at First Reformed church in Des Moines. Delegates from Oskaloosa Maquoketa Lone Tree Zwingle Lisbon Conesville Liscomb Tip ton and Wilton Junction attend. Rev Marcus L Bach presides and Rev C Edward is clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Classical Woman’s Missionary Society
Synod of the Mid
Iowa City
C. Edward
Maquoketa
John C. Horning
St. Joseph
Home Missions
Carl E. Sipple
Japan
Woman’s Missionary Society
Hostess Church
John C. de Korne
Second Christian Reformed Church
Wellsburg
de Korne
China
Wilma Ladage to Wed Frank Sullivan
Mrs. Juniata A. Ladage announces the engagement of her daughter Wilma Leona to Frank L. Sullivan of 403 Longwood Drive NE. The couple plan marriage on May 5 after a St Patrick's party at the Ladage home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juniata A. Ladage
Seventeenth Street
Wilma Leona
Frank L. Sullivan
Leo C. Kolar
Longwood Drive
St. Patrick's
Miss Ladage
Helen Giltrap
Neda Anderson
Sylva Klinge
Henrietta Lamp
C. M. Jones
C. V. Howe
George Toft
William Legg
Dora King
Gladys Groth
Beulah Heaton
Kathryn Bibby
Dorothy Swann
Bertha Heimendahl
Gladys Salasek
Metropolitan Supply Company
Ladage
Grundy Center High School
Coe College
University of Wyoming
Delta Theta Chi
National Business Girls’ Sorority
Sullivan
Grant High School
la Plant-Choate Manufacturing Company
Jane Delano Birthday Observance Planned
A memorial observance for Jane Delano Red Cross nurse will be held at Mercy Hospital auditorium Friday at 8 p.m. The public is invited. Senior nurses from nursing schools will attend as guests. The Rev. Robert Little will speak and Miss Mary Trzi will sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Delano
Red Cross
Mercy Hospital
Robert Little
First Presbyterian Church
Mary Trzi
Coedan marks tenth anniversary with St Patrick’s tea
Coedan literary society at Coe College celebrates its tenth founding anniversary with a St Patrick’s tea at 7 p m in literary hall. Alumnae guests include Marjorie March who will highlight Sinclair Lewis life and Esther Lorenz who reviews his Babbitt Wilma Gaunt offers special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coedan Literary Society
Coe College
St. Patrick’s
Literary Hall
Marjorie March
Sinclair Lewis
Esther Lorenz
Babbitt
Wilma Gaunt
Miss Davis Returns After Weekend Visit
Miss Armina Davis, a teacher at Anthon, returned Sunday afternoon after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C W Davis at 1105 Fifteenth Avenue SW The parents celebrated their silver wedding anniversary on the same day of her return
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armina Davis
Anthon
Buchanan P T A Seeks Program and Speaker
Buchanan P T A will meet Wednesday at 2 30 p m Miss An janette Cady s 3B and 3A pupils will present a program Mrs C A Love state record book chair man will be the speaker Miss Lenore Stark will sing.
Mothers Pot-Luck for Kenwood School Kids
Mothers of Kenwood school children aged five to seven are invited to a Wednesday 1 p.m. pot-luck luncheon at Mrs. James Ney's home on 3300 C Avenue NE. Afterward the group will listen to a radio broadcast titled Protecting Physical Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood
James Ney
C Avenue
Tyler Study Group Meeting for Mothers
The Tyler study group will meet at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Tyler school. Mothers of elementary school children are invited. The topic will be The Study Group and Its Benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Tyler School
Neighbors hold feather stripping bee at Machula home
A group gathered Saturday evening at Anna Machula’s rural Cedar Rapids area home for a feather-stripping bee. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stock, Lloyd Carson, Wes Soukup, Tom Bena, Louis Unzeitig, Jim Boxa, Bill Schnell, Bill Christophersen, Frank Bena, Lorence, Wendl Bena, Jerry Hadrava, Roy Carson, Mary Pospisil, Keith Carson, Gus Carlson, Bill Marousek, Charlotte Pavelka, Milo Machula, Bessie Cimprish, Ernest Soukup, Eddie Machula, Milo Soukup, Louis Nikodim, Mary Cejka, Clarence Krizek, Charles Krizek, Willard and Donald Christopherson, Mary Marousek, Boxa, Clara Marousek, Ruth Merrill, Marcella Lorence, Frank Marousek and Ann Lou Unzeitig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Machula
Cedar Rapids
Joe Stock
Lloyd Carson
Wes Soukup
Tom Bena
Louis Unzeitig
Jim Boxa
Bill Schnell
Bill Christophersen
Frank Bena
Frank Lorence
Wendl Bena
Jerry Hadrova
Roy Carson
Mary Pospisil
Keith Carson
Gus Carlson
Bill Marousek
Charlotte Pavelka
Milo Machula
Bessie Cimprish
Ernest Soukup
Eddie Machula
Milo Soukup
Louis Nikodim
Mary Cejka
Clarence Krizek
Charles Krizek
Willard
Donald Christopherson
Mary Marousek
Boxa
Clara Marousek
Ruth Merrill
Marcella Lorence
Frank Marousek
Ann Lou Unzeitig
Funny fortunes at party create playful blindfold guessing game
Sally leads guests through a fortune guessing game using a four-leaf clover chart to pick fate lines. Fortunes include marriage, wealth, travel, and love with local twists, while party foods and a Home Institute booklet offer ideas for new gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Don
Jones’ Drug Store
Elm Street
Home Institute
Business and Professional Women Dinner Here
About 150 women are expected at a dinner meeting hosted by the local Business and Professional Women's club at the Roosevelt hotel Wednesday at 6 30 p m. Speaker will be Mrs Eudora Ramsay Richardson of Richmond Virginia. Senior commercial students from four area high schools and other local youth leaders will attend as special guests along with state officers Blanche Maytag Blythe Bennett Doris Smith Darlene Gordon and Willetta Strahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
Eudora Ramsay Richardson
Richmond
Business and Industrial Girls’ League
Cedar Rapids Business College
Blanche Maytag
Newton
Blythe Bennett
Davenport
Doris Smith
Iowa City
Darlene Gordon
Clinton
Willetta Strahan
Muscatine
Indictments Dismissed for Wapello Bankers by State Supreme Court
The Iowa Supreme Court ruled Judge Garfield erred in denying motions to dismiss Louisa county indictments against Joiner Davison and Roy D McCullough for receiving deposits when the Commercial Bank of Wapello was insolvent. Indictments dated 1934 were not timely tried. Davison and McCullough were previously convicted in 1933 but a new trial was granted. The ruling also involved the Devotie airplane accident damages suit, seeking 17000 by Vernon Devotie’s estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Supreme Court
T. G. Garfield
Louisa County
Joiner Davison
Roy D. McCullough
Commercial Bank of
Wapello
Des Moines County
Supreme Court
Davison
McCullough
A. P. Barker
Clinton
Vernon F. Devotie
Devotie
Mitchellville
R. G. Devotie
Damage By Storm Hits Miami Area Carnival
A chaotic wind and rain storm struck part of Miami Monday, leaving thirty people cut or bruised. Wreckage from a carnival show marked the event, with winds of forty three miles per hour toppling trees, unroofing homes, breaking windows, and severing power lines as the carnival was caught before opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Name Please Print Name and Address Plainly
The notice requests the reader to print the full name and address clearly, including street, city, and state for record purposes.
Bannister Accused Of Extortion Threats Against Ann Harding
In Los Angeles Ann Harding's lawyer charged her ex husband Harry Bannister with demanding money under threats of public scandal. The case arose during a hearing on her bid to take daughter Jane 7 to Europe. court granted travel until December 15. Harding said Bannister only agreed to support the petition to harass her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Ann Harding
Harry Bannister
Roland Rich Woolley
Miss Harding
Bannister
Jane
Europe
House Prepares For Bitter Trial Of Judge Ritter
Washington AP reports the house readies preliminary steps toward the impeachment trial of Federal Judge Halsted L. Ritter of Florida. A three member prosecuting committee prepares to send the articles of impeachment to the senate for alleged high crimes and misdemeanors including excessive receivership fees to a former law partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Halsted L. Ritter
Florida
Committee of Representatives
Senate
Ritter
Grass fire third call in 24 hours prompts welcome to spring
Firemen welcomed spring Tuesday afternoon as they responded to their third grass fire in less than twenty four hours. The third call came from the neighborhood of 1905 Blake boulevard SE where a fire started on a vacant lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake Boulevard SE
Blasphemous language earns fine for George Lundeen
George Lundeen, 30, of the Magnus hotel, was fined $50 and costs Tuesday by Justice A. S. Reed for using blasphemous and obscene language. The charge was filed by Mrs. Lundeen. Carl Chipley, 27, of 88 Seventh avenue SW, was given a fifteen day jail sentence by Justice Reed for larceny of coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lundeen
Magnus Hotel
A. S. Reed
Fined For Illegal Fishing Roundup
Deputy Game Warden Leo Logan arrested John Casson Clyde Jones L H Lavelle Alfred Willenberg Anton Pavlicek C C Burlingham George Goodwin and Joe Pazour on Monday and Tuesday. They were arraigned before Justice A S Reed and fined ten dollars plus costs with tackle and other fishing gear confiscated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Logan
John Casson
Clyde Jones
L. H. Lavelle
Alfred Willenberg
Anton Pavlicek
C. C. Burlingham
George Goodwin
Joe Pazour
A. S. Reed
Forests Catch and Store Solar Energy Said to Equal Coal
An estimate states that American forests absorb and store annually an amount of solar energy comparable to the energy in one and a half billion tons of coal. This comparison highlights forest benefits in energy terms.
Mystery of Farley Secret Door Solved
Washington reporters reveal a long hidden passage in the Post Office complex. Sleuths witness a secret panel opening in the Farley building leading to a corridor and elevator used by officials. A blonde secretary continues typing as investigators conclude the mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farley
Washington
Post Office
Harold L. Ickes
James A. Farley
William Bray
Ickes
Bray
Walter Brown
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A reminiscence poem in a railway station about a gray granddad drinking tea from a saucer to cool it. The speaker notes changes in etiquette as older people are guided by modern manners and wonders if the custom has vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Guest
Blomquist Urges Extreme Care In Building Of Wells
Blomquist told the Iowa Well Drillers Association that well drillers share a public duty to prevent surface water contamination. He noted Iowa relies on wells for over two million residents and outlined seven qualities of ideal water including safety, clarity, taste, odor, softness, and cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blomquist
H. F. Blomquist
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Well Drillers Association
Roosevelt Hotel
Iowa
Havners Offer To Argue Appeals Rejected By Board
Woodbury county board of supervisors rejected H. M. Havners offer to argue cases before the state supreme court free of charge. Havner sought $600 for expenses, including hotel bills and secretary pay, tied to the slot machine graft probe and related grand jury work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Woodbury County Board of Supervisors
H. M. Havner
Supreme Court
Walter Maley
Ray Harrison
Joe Gagen
Woodbury County Grand Jury
Havner
Edward O O’connor
O'Connor
Mexicans Reoccupy Campeche Churches
Mexican reports say residents of Campeche, likely Catholics, seized control of all churches in the southeastern city. The churches had been closed and services suspended for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Campeche
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Haas
Mrs. Warriner
Mrs. Hamblin
I. H. N. Circle
Hutchinson
Richards College Pharmacy
Beethoven
Harrison Cub Pack
SIGMA
Victor Records
RCA Victor
Radio
Hiltbrunner Music CO
Miss Breed Heads
Newbold-Darling
Rock Island
P. T. A. Meetings
St. Matthew’s
Wilma Ladage
Frank Sullivan
Coedan
Miss Davis
Kenwood Mothers
Clubs
P.W
Gazette Home Institute
W. 19Th St
New York, N. Y
Frederick C. Othman
Lia Ee
Pha Haa
Sidwell
Shamrock
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