Mechanicsville Honors for Mrs Shaffer at Weekend Gatherings
A series of parties celebrated Mrs R Shaffer of Waterville formerly Miss DeLoris Thimmes of Mechanicsville with a tea shower and a miscellaneous party hosted by Miss Alene Norris and other local families. Out of town guests included Mrs Myrtle Fairley and Miss Hannah McComb. Mrs Shaffer, a Mechanicsville graduate now teaching in Waterville, is married to a local cashier. The Evan geline chapter O E was also entertained at a luncheon by Mrs Mary Davidson with several assistant hostesses and Past Matrons in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Shaffer
Waterville
DeLoris Thimmes
Mechanicsville
Alene Norris
Shaffer
Mary Puffer
George Scott
D. Scott
A. C. Scott
Leo Thimmel
Will Th
Local clubs elect officers and plan yearend events
West Union Tourist club held its final meeting of the year at Mrs E L Pritchard's with a picnic luncheon. Officers were retained except Walmah Miles as vice president. The Wednesday Art club also slated yearend dinner at Green Mall and announced new officers and a program committee. Chapter DB PEO elected officers including H S Wright as president and outlined state convention roles for Sioux City in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E L Pritchard
H J Hansel
Richard Halliburtons
Walmah Miles
George P Schatz
H E Duke
L C Beamer
W H Tisdale
M. J. Channer
E.O
F W Schneider
H S Wright
W. J Graham
Antes
M. M Cooney
L. Carr
Clermont
Harry Blunt
C. G Blunt
Sioux City
Seaberts Host Surprise Birthday Party for Twins
Tama Dr and Mrs C P Seabert honored their eighteenth birthday twins Jenevie and John with a Mondar evening surprise at home. A two course dinner for twenty four guests was followed by dancing and games. The event included many attendees and a mention of St Patrick's Day decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seabert
Jenevie
John
Ance
Ve Kensit
Ermer
Taitertoh
Moe Kenpets
Ernest En Rookes
Tae Weser
Toop Woom
Margaret Mo
Center Junction Mite Club Reorganizes in Verious Meeting
A local group of girls known as Mincusors reorganized at Robert A sea home with T F Stanton leading. Officers named include President Earnst Blohin and vice president Dick Thompson. The club focuses on farm projects and social activities among center area youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fof Stues
Moss der Oy
Phe de Poder
Amer
Tf F Stanton
T F Starton
Venur
Earnst Blohin
Dick Thompson
Robert Alvea
Miss Helen Orr Elected President of Chanter CX PEO Sisterhood
Columbus Junction reports Miss Helen Orr elected president at a Monday meeting held at Miss Martha Butler home. Marie Overholt and W A Norris named secretaries and treasurer respectively. H Lee Huston recording secretary. Harold McCormace guard. Mrs J E Reaney installed new officers. Orr becomes state convention delegate with Huston as alternate. Meeting set March 2 at Mrs C S Ramsdale home in Columbus City. Clyde Turkington to speak. Relatives honored Miss Mary Reaney on her eightieth birthday with a noon dinner in Columbus Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Orr
Chanter CX Peo
Martha Butler
W Oc Hall
H Lee Huston
Marie Overholt
W. A. Norris
S Ramsdale
Hoarold McCormace
J. E. Reanew
Miss Orr
Lee Huston
C. S. Ramsdale
Columbus City
Clyde Turkington
Mary Reaney
R. J. Reaney
J. E. Reaney
Columbus Junction
Blankenhorn and Reaney Families Appear in Letts Area
M. L. Blankenhorn and Miss Maggie Reaney of Letts, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reaney of Washington, Mr. and Mrs. W J Reaney, Ainsworth, and the Rev Mr and Mrs. J W Poole of New London are listed in the local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Blankenhorn
Maggie Reaney
Letts
Robert Reaney
Washington
W J Reaney
Ainsworth
J. W Poole
New London
Strawberry Point PEO installs officers and elects delegates
Strawberry Point Chapter ER PEO met Tuesday evening with Mrs Myrle Schmidt. Miss Kate Westfall installed officers led by President Mrs Carnie Slagle and Vice President Miss Nell Westfall. Recording secretary Mrs Jennie Howard and other officers were named. Delegates Mrs Carrie Slagle and Mrs Jennie Howard were chosen to attend the PEO state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEO
Myrle Schmidt
Kate Westfall
Carnie Slagle
Nell Westfall
Jennie Howard
Hattie Davis
Dorothy Gill Guard
Flora Smth
Cirtla Slagle
Carrie Slagle
Toledo Social Notes Honor Guests With Bridge and Dances
Toledo residents report farewell dinners hosted by Harlan Yerkes and L E McEltree for L W Croft and wife with seven bridge tables won by Mrs Robert Harrison and E R Cronk. Margaret Maplethorpe celebrated birthday with dinner and dancing. Rural Housewives meet at Townsends with a play by Carl Ebersole and Lois Brown. Sorosis gala at Mrs J P Walters with games. prizes to several members. out of town guest Mrs J Lynn Crawford of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L W Croft
Harlan Yerkes
L. E McEltree
Yerkes
Robert Harrison
E. R. Cronk
C E Townsend
Carl Ebersole
R G Winders
Lois Brown
Sorosis Club
J P Walters
E. W Rueppel
Beth Sherman
Marie Dickens
R B Lichty
Jacob Breid
J Lynn Crawford
Cedar Rapids
Community notices from Oxford include events March 23
The Rebekah lodge invites the Ladies Aid of the Federated church to a March 23 meeting for Schuyler Colfax birthday. Memorial services honor Mrs. Mary Krotz and Miss Euphemia Wallace. Teas close March 17 and a Methodist church party welcomes all tea attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Ladies Aid of the Federated Church
Schuyler Colfax
Mary Krotz
Euphemia Wallace
Methodist
Onslow Presbyterian Ladies Guild Elects Officers
The Onslow Presbyterian Church Ladies Guild elected Harriet Lamey as president with Etta Kennedy as vice president Jessie McMaster as second vice president Fannie Hicks as secretary and Ruby Morehead as treasurer The next meeting is set for April 12 in conjunction with the church annual business meeting and a church families picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Guild
Onslow Presbyterian Church
Harriet Lamey
Eva Beck
Verna French
Otha Johnson
Gladys Horton
Etta Kennedy
Jessie McMaster
Fannie Hicks
Ruby More
Winthrop Couple Surprise Wedding Reception Guests
Winthrop Mr and Mrs Rainh Neidy were wed in Gaiena on Feb 27 and hosted a Sunday gathering at the bride’s brother’s home. Attendees included families from Winthrop Cedar Raynds Independence and Masonville with Mrs Elmer Timson leading a luncheon and Mrs Ralph Neid arranging entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainh Neidy
Gaiena
Revie ‘Wee
C Hott
John Neids
Emma Swartee
Winthrop
Georgia Muller
Hubert
David Nederhiser
Cedar Raynds
Forrest Hearn
Montielo
Hattie Hearn
James Neville
Rolin Randa
Mothers and Daughters Banquet Planned by Organizations
Earlville reports the Annual Mothers and Daughters Banquet of the WoofMS and the Standard Bearer society of the Methodist Episcopal church will be Friday morning. The WoFM S group met at Mrs Wort Mitten's home with several assistant hostesses. A benefit card party by the 196 F and Rebekah Indees was held at the lodge rooms Friday with members from Manchester Colesburg and Hopkinton lodges attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers and Daughters
Wo of MS
Methodist Fiscopal
WFMS
Wot Mitten
Rose Klaus
John Winiatorfer
Wo Jo McMillin
H J Loemker
Mass Lawrence Glenapp
Rebekah Indees
Manchester
Colesburg
Hopkinton
Kalona Bridge Club Luncheon Hosts and Games
Mrs Archie Kepler hosted a Kalona luncheon for her bridge club on Tuesday with guests including Mrs Frnest Felzke and Mrs Edith Welte. The afternoon featured playing bridge. Mrs T Vo Rovers hosted the contract bridge club on Wednesday with attendees such as Mrs Faith Welte and Mrs Amos Mellinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Kepler
Frnest Felzke
Fdith Welte
Weller Snyder
Rovers
Alva Kepler
H V Beck
Plavine Bridge
T Vo Rovers
Contract Bridge Club
Faith Welte
H A Mellinger
Amos Mellinger
Cecil Brack
L. C Stillwell
O L Rogers
Clarence Social Clubs Share Meetings This Week
Clarence Mrs Tena Kemmann Monday entertained nine of the twelve past worthy matrons of Clarence chapter O E S. Those present were Mrs William Hohr Mrs Irma Backman Mrs Mary Leveson Mrs Ethel Moffitt Mrs Helen Lane Mrs Verna Binler Mrs Rae Baker and Mrs Emma Modisett Wednesday Literary club met with Mrs Ro C Scott with the president Mrs S L McLeod in charge. Mrs Fried Decker and Mrs Keith Benner gave talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tena Kemmann
Clarence
S&s
Wiliam Hohr
Irma Backman
Mary Leveson
Ethel Moffit
Helen Lane
Verva Binler
Rae Baker
Emma Modisett
Ro C Scott
S L McLeod
Fried Decker
Keith Benner
Hopkinton Clio Club Hosts Annual Guest Night at Reeve Home
The Hopkinton Clio club held its annual guest night at Mr and Mrs H M Reeve. Program guests included Mrs Raymond Joseph Miss Maud Earhart and Lenox girls sextet. Attendees ranged from Rev and Mrs F E Allen to numerous local families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clio Club
H M. Reeve
Raymond Joseph
Maud Earhart
Lenox Girls
F. E. Allen
Maud
Franc Earhart
Jennie Ferguson
B. M Ferguson
B. W Humphrey
D. L. Johnston
H .Livingstone
W . Lord
J. D. MacAlister
R. J. Milroy
I. T. Wilson
R A. Wallace
Minnie Mackintosh
Minnie McConnell
H M Reeve
W. S. Johnston
N. A. Gearhart
FE. V. Laughlin
H J. Williamson
N L. Landers
Margaret Demaree
Grace Allen
Catherine Ripple
Gertrude Reeve
Dorothy Drelbelbus
Dorothy Newlin
Ruth Herington
Mary Elizabeth Gearhart
Hla Beth Reeve
Wyoming Progressive Woman's club hosts musical evening at Mrs Platner home
The annual event featured a one act comedy No Men Wanted performed by Mrs Sophie Sievers Mrs SteNa Mallicoat and Mrs Edith Mowry with Crystal Stoffel Leota Wherry and Mrs Mary Platner also on the program. Plans were made for a joint meeting with Hawthorne and Bay View study clubs to discuss Miss Mary Woitishek possibly leading the Cedar Rapids Woman's club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Woman's Club of
Wyoming
Mary Platner
Sophie Sievers
SteNa Mallicoat
Edith Mowry
Crystal Stoffel
Leota Wherry
Hawthorne
Bay View
Mary Woitishek
Cedar Rapids
Williamsburg PEO chapter elects officers for year
The Williamsburg Chapter CN of PEO met for supper at the home of Mrs Edan Jones and elected officers for the coming year. Ethel Ogle was named president and Sioux City delegate. Emma Blythe became vice president and alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEO
Edan Jones
Ethel Ogle
Emma Blythe
Eleanor Cook
Miriam Jones
Catherine Sears
Jennie Evans
Luella Lewis
Sioux City
Wilton Junction Announces Wilton Junction Marriage Pair
Announcement from Wilton Junction reports Miss Dorothy Kelley daughter of Mrs Myrtle Kelles of Wilton Junction wed Bert Durda of Davenport in an event held February 11 at Cambridge. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Lewis Nielsen of Davenport. The couple will reside in Davenport. Also noted was a bridge club gathering at Mrs Inez Harding's home with high scores earned by Miss Irma Wildasin and Mrs Elizabeth Schnack. Mrs Bernice Thede attended. lunch and decorations aligned with St Patrick's Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Kelley
Myrtle Kelles
Wilton Junction
Herbert Durda
Davenport
Cambridge
Lewis Nielson
Inez Harding
Irma Wildasin
Elizabeth Schnack
Bernice Thede
Monticello Bridge Club and P E O Officers Elected
Mr and Mrs Carl Hodson hosted the dinner bridge club Tuesday evening with high scores by Mrs Earl DeShaw and Dr A P Lambert. Chapter FP P E O met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Hans Ketthtz home and elected officers including President Mrs E J Noble and Treasurer Mrs Rex Rick jefs. Mrs A L Van Bockern of Lennox was guest of honor at a Kensington gathering with Neighborhood club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hodson
Earl DeShaw
A. P Lambert
Hans Ketthtz
E J Noble
W D McLaughlin
Siesfried Guyan
B C Roberts
Rex Rickjefs
Arch Grimes
Alfreda Reed
A L van Bockern
Lennox
5Sd
John van Bockern
van Bockern
Neighborhood Club
Kensington
Local clubs host tea and meetings for Methodist Aid benefit
The Friendship club met for an all day session at Mrs Gladys Bodkin's home. Sorosis entertained by Mrs Tessa Jurgensen and Mrs Enid Lawson at the Juregensen home. Tea hosted by Mrs Edna Moreland and Mrs Ida Stivers with Mrs Velma Lerds. A Koz Klub session noted with Mrs Ada Miles and Mrs M A Denman assisting. President Mabel Ramsay read a paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Gladys Bodkin
Sorosis Club
Tessa Jurgensen
Enid Lawson
Juregensen
Edna Moreland
Ida Stivers
Velma Lerds
Kensington
Methodist Aid Society
Viola Mumby
Mabel Kay
Mumby
Koz
Klub
Ada Miles
M A Denman
Mabel Ramsay
Springville Bridge Party Hosts Welcome Out of Town Guests
Mrs Anna Hann entertained at a bridge party with guests including Mesdames Lacock Wiley Kettleson DeCamp Gearhart Batchelder Sterner Crew Graham Crystal and visitors from Cedar Rapids and Kansas City. The Monday club met with Mrs O L Brown and Thursday evening Mrs Jennie Bell spoke on birds while Mrs Graham spoke on birds and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hann
Mesdames Liev Lacock
Nelle Wiley
Margaret Kettleson
Leone DeCamp
Susan Gearhart
Lulu Batchelder
Anna Sterner
Cleo Crew
Bessie Graham
Evalyn Crystal
Cedar Rapids
Bert Hupp
Kansas City
O L Brown
Jennie Bell
Hoyt
Town City
Roxie McShane
Estherville
Esther Brenneman
Springville
Local Socials Include Dinners and Aids in La Porte City
The Kildare Klub held a Tuesday meeting with Mrs Arthur Bagenstos and Mrs Farl Bagenstos visiting. A Double Six Bridge club dinner for members and husbands was planned at Mr and Mrs Barnhart. Methodist Aid and Jubilee and Fairview United Brethren Aid activities were hosted by local households this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kildare Klub
Arthur Bagenstos
Farl Bagenstos
Barnhart
Khne
C . Woodley
Hemsworth
Double Six Bridge Club
Charles Loveless
J B Walden
Simon Kerstetter
Methodist Aid
Ladies Club Notes and Annual Reception
Ist club met Thursday with Mrs C T Gates and Mrs M P Steward on program. The Ladies Literary circle gathered Friday with Mrs Edith Adams. Mrs R F Hawkins Mrs W M Blough and Mrs W G Ballheim presented papers. The fortieth annual reception is set for Friday evening at Dr and Mrs R T Paige home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ist Club
C. T. Gates
M. P. Steward
Edith Adams
R. F. Hawkins
W. M. Blough
W. G. Ballheim
R. T. Paige
Millersburg Hosts Surprise 38th Wedding Anniversary Party
A surprise party was held Monday for Mr and Mrs Will Roberts celebrating their thirty eighth wedding anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs Orville Goodman and Mrs Caroline Stahl of Williamsburg along with multiple friends and relatives such as Erma Danshill Marjorie Pope Jack King Everett Pope J M Gerard Wade King Earl Van Pope Mart Pope William Seaton H Bruhn Ruthada and Laurine Bauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Roberts
Orville Goodman
Caroline Stahl
Williamsburg
Willians
Lenla Brown
Melvin
John Bauer
Laurine
Erma Danshill
Marjorie Pope
Jack King
Everett Pope
J. M. Gerard
Wade King
Helen
Gene
Billy
Earl van
Mart Pope
William Seaton
Robert Pine
H. Bruhn
Ruthada
Young Peoples Sunday School Party at Harold Main Home
The Presbyterian church class led by W A Bell enjoyed a party at Harold Main's country home Tuesday. Burnell Kernh celebrated a birthday with friends including Mr and Mrs S B Little and high school basketball players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples
The
Presbyterian Church
W .A. Bell
Harold Main
Burnell Kerhh
S. B. Little
G A R Ladies Hostels and Club Meetings at Fortnightly
North English reports the G A R Ladies gathering with Mrs F C Allen and guests Mrs L R Hunt and Mrs Gideon Cook of Des Moines at the W C Carson home. Dorcas Circle to meet Tuesday with Mrs Lewis Miller. Poinsetti and Bridge clubs hosted by Mrs Westphal and Mrs Schoenthaler. Fortnightly club to meet Thursday with papers read by Mrs Ellett, Mrs Roy Evans and Mrs Fred Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F C. Allen
L. R. Hunt
Iowa
Gideon Cook
Des Moines
W C. Carson
Dorcas Circle
Lewis Miller
E. C Westphal
Poinsetti Club
A. C Schoenthaler
Bridge Club
E. C. Reed
W .R. Ellett
Roy Evans
Fred Turner
Birthday Tributes for Mrs Lillian Davidson in Central City
Mrs Lillian Davidson was honored on her birthday at the home of Mr and Mrs John Walmutt in Central City. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Wayne Deen Lois Falcon Alice Rogers Cecil Patten Loren Peet Chauncey Conklin and others from Ana osa Prairieburg and local households. Mrs Flora Page hosted the American Legion auxiliary gathering with a report on the Des Moines convention by Mrs J W Eckstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Davidson
John Walmutt
Wayne Deen
Lois Falcon
Alice Rogers
Cecil Patten
Loren Peet
Chauncey Conklin
John van Buren
Anamosa
Duane
Edith
Lauser
Prairieburg
Flora Page
American Legion Auxiliary
J W Eckstein
Des Moines
Harmony class bids farewell to Miss Nettie Heritage
Shellsburg Presbyterian harmony Sunday school group met with Mrs Gordon Bixby and Mrs L W Inman assisting. A farewell party for Miss Nettie Heritage, bound for Sibley, followed. Oak Grove Ladies were hosted by Mrs Claude Sanders with Mesdames Earl Bull and Albert Donels giving a Ladies 4H lesson at the Mrs Robert Dougherty home. Attendees included Mesdames Clara Mc Culley Ed Bruce Fred Boyd Al Elson F Kubie Mrs Ed King from Vinton and Miss Zola Bruce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Sunday School
Gordon Bixby
L. Winman
Nettie Heritage
Sibley
Claude Sanders
Oak Grove
Earl Bull
Albert Donels
Robert Dougherty
Clara McCulley
Ed Bruce
Fred Boyd
al Elson F Kubie
Ed King
Vinton
Zola Bruce
Anamosa P E O Chapter Reelects Walton as President
Anamosa Chapter FA of P E O re elected Mrs Beula Walton president at the March meeting. Other officers chosen include Mrs Hazel Lammey as vice president Mrs Lucy Remley recording secretary Mrs Nellie Miller corresponding secretary Mrs Ethel Stone treasurer Mrs Doris Beggs chaplain and Mrs Blanche Wortman guard E S Stone was hostess to the chapter. Mr and Mrs D Chadwick are home again after a Tampa Fla visit. Catharine Niles hosted the Nowetam patimmin Camp Fire girls Tuesday. The marriage of Mrs Berdina Porter of Anamosa to Jesse Allen of Monmouth last Saturday at Rock Island has been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P E. O
Beula Walton
Hazel Lammey
Lucy Remley
Nellie Miller
Ethel Stone
Doris Beggs
Blanche Wortman
E. S. Stone
D. Chadwick
Tampa
Community notices from Richmann home and local households
A farewell party hosted by twenty four neighbors at the Richmann residence marked Tuesday evening. Mrs F Rugger hosted the Afternoon club Priday at her home. Miss Nella Henry of Pittsburgh attended as guest. Mr and Mrs Herman Hein hosted relatives for a birthday. Mr and Mrs William Balster entertained nine dinner guests including Mr and Mrs Chris Dettman Mrs Fred Donnenberg from Hood River Oregon Mr and Mrs Louis Balster of Lost Nation and Mrs Kate Klahn of Wheatland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C F Richmann
Richmann
F Rugger
Nella Henry
Pittsburgh
Herman Hein
William Balster
Chris Dettman
Fred Donnenberg
Hood River
Oregon
Stanwood Club Hosts Meetings and Reviews
Stanwood Mrs Roland Spear hosted the Stanwood Woman's club gathering on Wednesday. Miss Isabell Yule along with Mrs Ed Gardner and Mrs Albert Haesemeyer presented reviews. Idelle chapter OFES held a school of instruction Tuesday with Mrs Elna Rohwedder of Ohn in charge. Mrs K P Wilkins entertained chapter officers at a lunch on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Spear
Stanwood Woman's Club
Isabell Yule
Ed Gardner
Albert Haesemeyer
Elna Rohwedder of
Ohn
K P Wilkins
Cross Word Puzzle Answer From Page Four Feature
The page notes the answer section for todays crossword puzzle and puzzle picture on page four. It identifies the source as iCopyright 1933 and confirms the location within the newspaper section. This brief entry serves as a reader guide to the puzzle solution.
Bitter fight over economy bill tests House unity
The House debated a sweeping economy bill with a provision to limit veterans pensions and benefits. Democrats split on binding the caucus, and Speaker Rainey faced a tense, unruly session as the President’s emergency measures loomed amid talk of economic bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainey
House
Rep. Burns
Tennessee
McDuffie
United States
Rep
Rankin
Dem
Miss
Roosevelt
Woodrum
Democratic Congress
May
Roosevelt economy bill passes House in 266 to 138 vote
The House approves the Roosevelt economy bill by 266 to 138 after a party-line roll call. Democrats largely back the bill with 197 votes while 92 farmer Labor and other members vote no. Republicans total 69 ayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Belter
Black
Browning
Bruny Setttes
California
Cannon of
Mesours
Cannon
Wisconsin
Carley Ahs Penter
Kansas
Chapman
Chavelie Clark
North Carolina
Gollins
Sisissippi
Condon
Connery
Cooper
Tennessee
Crosser
Crowe
Cullen
Delaney
Dockweller
Douglass
Megan
Enric
Faddis
Fitzgibbons
Fite
Ford
Gasgue
Gavacan
Griswold
Maitens
Henley
Hildebrand
Knute Hill
Sam D. Hill Hoeppenl
Imhoff
Jeffers
Jenckes
Johnson
Texas
Keller
Kelly
Altnais
Kramer
Lanzetta
Lindsay
Lloyd
McCormack
McFarlane
McKeown
May
Mead
Mitchell
Murdock
Musselwhite
Nesbit
O'Brien
O'Malley Palmsana
Patman
Polk
Pratt
Ramsay
Rankin
Richards
Rogers
Oklahoma
Rudd
Schentz Schulte
Scrugham
Secrest
Sirovich
Smith
Somers
Stubbs
Studby
Swank
Sweeney
Tarver
Taylor
South Carolina
Truax
Underwood
Vinson
Kentucky
Walleren
Weldeman
Werner
White
Zioncheck
Minnesota
Farmer Labor
Arens
Kvale
Lundeen
Shoemaker
Republivans
Blanchard
Boileau
Brumm
Carter
Wyoming
Chase
Collins
Connolly
Dirksen
Dandero
Dowell
Englebright
Pocht
Frear
Gibson
Gilchrist
Hooper
James
Pennsylvania
Kurtz
Lemke
McFadden
McLeod
Mapes Mott
Ransley
Reece
Sinclair
Strong
Thurston
Traeger
Turpin
Waldrow
Watson
Welch
Whitley Withrow
Wolcott
Wolfenden
Wolverton
Woodruff
Adams
Alleood
Arnold
Auf der Heide
Batley
Bankhead
Berlin
Biermann
Bland
Blanton
Bloom
Bodine
Boland
Boylan
Briggs
Brooks
Brown
Michican
Buchanan
Buck
Bulwinkle
Burch
Burke
Busby
Burns
Cady
Caldwell
Carden
Carpenter
Nebraska
Cary
Castellon
Church
Claiborne
Cochran
Missouri
Coffin
Colden
Cole
Corrina
Colmer
Cox
Cravens
Crosby
Cross
Crump
Cummings
Darden
Deen
Derouen
Dickinson
Dies
Dingell
Disney
Dobbins
Doughton
Doxey
Drewry
Driver
Duffey
Duncan
Eicher
Elizey
Farley
Fernandez
Flesinger
Fitzpatrick
Flannagan
Foulkes
Fuller
Fulmer
Gambrill
Gillespie
Gillette
Glover
Goldsborough
Gray
Green
Greenwood
Gregory
Griffin
Haines
Hancock
Harlan
Hart
Harter
Hastings
Heaney
Hill
Alabama
Holdale
Howard
Huddleston
Hughes
Jacobsen
West Visginia
Jones
Kee
Kemp
Kennedy
Maryland
Kenney
New Jersey
Carr
Kleberg
Kloeb
Kocialkowski
Kopplemann Lambeth
Lamneck
Lanham
Larrabee
Lea
Lee
Lehr
Lesinski
Lewis
Colorado
Lozier
Ludlow
A McCarthy
McDuffie
McGrath
McMillan
McReynolds
McSwain
Major
Maloney
Connecticut
Louisiana
Mansfield
Marland
Martin
Sadowski
Sanders
Sandlin
Shavenberger
Sisson
Virginia
West Virginia
Sayer
Spence
Stenagalis
Sullivan
Sumners
Sutphin
Terrell
Thom
Thomason
Thompson
Umstead
Utterback
Vinson Walter
Warren
Wearin
Weaver West
Whittington
Wilcox
Wilford
Williams
Wilson
Wood
Georgia
Woodrum
Young
Shannon
Allen
Andrew
Massachusetts
Andrews
New York
Bacharach
Bacon
Bakewell
Beedy Bolton
Britten
Burnham Carter
Treadway
Wadsworth
Wigglesworth
Ford plans to set up banks and moratorium talk in fiction
A rambling, juvenile newspaper column muses on Henry Ford entering banking with a backdoor scheme to return deposits, compares Ford to Roosevelt on TVA style reforms, mocks kidnappers and moratoriums, and calls propaganda a legit tool of public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Detroit
March Madness and Propaganda Misgivings in a Humorous Note
A humorous 1933 remark laments nationwide propaganda clutter and political ambitions. The speaker, born on election day, jokes about becoming a politician, imagining a platform of question marks and Treasury plunder as a path to statewide fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Slayers Captured After Killing California Officers
In Yreka California Steve Kent and Lester Quigley were shot and killed by two men identified as Paul Newcomb and George Manning who had allegedly kidnapped C E Ballinger a customs border patrolman from Bellingham Washington. Sheriff Andy Calkins and Deputy Sheriff Charles Calkins captured the suspects. both officers were wounded during the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yreka
Calif
Steve Kent
Lester Quigley
C E. Ballinger
Customs Border
Bellingham
Wash
Andy Calkins
Charles Calkins
Paul Newcomb
George Manning
Calkins
Chicago Livestock Markets Hold Steady Amid Sluggish Saturday
Chicago markets closed dull with light receipts as cattle and hogs steadied after midweek inflation gains. Prices showed modest gains for week with top cattle at 8.50 for yearlings and hogs around 4.00 to 4.25 in places, while sheep and lamb values were mixed and receipts remained light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Cincinnati
APII
U 4
Dept. Aegriculture
St Patrick Card Party At Spear Webb Home
Oakdale hosts a St Patrick themed card party hosted by Mrs. William McL Spear and Mrs. Daniel R. Webb at Mrs. Spear’s home. Decorations prizes and supper followed, with guests including Mrs. Ida S. Clarke Mrs. Sadie Seagrave Mrs. C. A. Wissler and others. bridge and five hundred were played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McL. Spear
Daniel R. Webb
Spear
St. Patrick's
Ida S. Clarke
Sadie Seagrave
C. A. Wissler
Beatrice Voigt
T. W. Sullivan
Alma Dorothy
George Smith
Ethel Henderson
Beryl Eaton
Helen Courtney
Luella Johnston
Alice Stahl
Everette Jenkins
Harold Gatton
Margaret Thompson
Mae Davis
Mary Clark
Pre nuptial Shower in Lone Tree for Marian Baker
Mrs. George Brolsma hosted a pre nuptial shower for Miss Marian Baker as her marriage to Burton Coffin of Conesville was announced for March 18. Attendees included Mrs. H A Baker, Mrs. Mary Brolsma, Mrs. A E Baumer, Celeste, and numerous local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brolsma
Marian Baker
Burton Coffin
Conesville
H. A. Baker
Mary Brolsma
A. E. Baumer
Celeste
H. A. Hamilton
E. E. Shibley
Pearle Burr
Elizabeth Guthrie
Elizabeth Kirkpatrick
W. H. Wolford
Frank Sherburne
Edgewood Women’s Club Hosts Backward Party
Edgewood civic department hosted a backward party with members in weird dress and lunch served in reverse. Officers elected: President Angie Bellamy, Vice President Minnie Madison, Secretary Myrtle Smith, Treasurer Gertrude Appleton. Twenty five members attended. Some of the biggest and honegriest species of mosquitoes are found in the Arctic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Beehm
Edgewood Woman's Club
Angie Bellamy
Minnie Madison
Myrtle Smith
Gertrude Appleton
Arctic
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Prices and Market Listings
A miscellaneous Cedar Rapids market page lists grain prices for Wheat Oats Rye Barley Corn and hay straw and poultry figures. Wholesale fruits vegetables and supplies include oranges grapefruit lemons sweet potatoes potatoes bananas lettuce cauliflower pears celery and other produce with unit prices. Leather hides horse hides and calves are listed with assorted grades and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egas
California
Bullish Reports Rule in Grains News Brief
Dispatches from New York said Russia bought 32,000,000 bushels of Canadian wheat for seed. Winnipeg wheat rose about 5 cents above March finish. Canadian farmers sold 507,000 bushels versus 389,000 last year. SUL car receipts from 351 last year. Weather showed no moisture over winter wheat area in the southwest. Chicago boards of trade directors voided indemnities expiring March 11 unless claimed by March 3 and ordered cancellation of commissions on indemnities with refunds to follow.
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Chicago
Bartlett Frazier Company
New York
Russia
Winnipeg
Chicago Boards of Trade Directors
Furethey
Local Hog Market Sees 10 Cent Advance On Saturday
Hog prices rise on the local market with a 10 cent jump in all grades pushing top quotes to 3.25. Calculated market notes show choice pork in 240 1b lots with other grades depending on quality and weight. lamb rates range 75 to 88 pounds with price 83.50.
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Sinclair
Grain Movement Chicago Cash Market Prices Reported
Unofficial Saturday quotes in Chicago for cash provisions show 4.87 for loose lard 4.37 for bellies 5.10 for belly meat but no actual sales were reported.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Market Report Stalls and Mixed Prices
AP dispatch details live markets in Chicago with poultry prices for hens Leghorn colored springs and roosters, turkeys and ducks, broilers and turkeys firm with minor changes. Potatoes receipts and Wisconsin Idaho Colorado values listed alongside butter egg values and eggs steady at mixed scores.
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Chicago
Reo Celnta
Rock Springs
Roosters &c
Broilers
Idaho Fussets
Colorado McClures
Center Point Reception Honors Dennis Jones and Wife
A reception and miscellaneous shower was held at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Jones Wednesday evening honoring their son and daughter in law Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Jones. Attending were numerous relatives and friends from Center Point Cedar Rapids Palo Walker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Jones
Dennis Jones
Joe Kups
T. W.W. Lampman
Thomas Wright
Emma Fleming
Glenn Andrews
Bart Fee
Fred Donaldson
Charles
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