Advisors Of Coe YWCA Honor Cabinet Members
The Coe college YWCA advisory committee held its annual dinner for the new and retiring cabinets Wednesday at the Country club. Hostesses included Mrs. H. M. Gare Mrs. P W Jacobson and others. Thirty six members attended, tables were rose and marcissus decorated, Mrs. Max Daehler spoke on Alpine travels and Miss Elsa Hickor presented pictures from Linton.
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Coe College Y. Wca
Country Club
H. M. Gare
P W Jacobson
C T Hickok
Max Daehler
A L. Haldeman
Edward F Winslow
George Yul
S G Armstrong
Robert Armstrong
Edward H Bingham Dean Mar Bell
Ethel Ryan
Raang
Elsa Hickor
Untitled historic note with obscured details
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning towns Cedar Rapids and Saint Paul area. references unclear names and numbers. reads as stray notes on people and dates with limited resolvable facts.
Bride-Elect Honored At Roosevelt Bridge Party
About 100 friends attended a bridge party at the Hotel Roosevelt Wednesday evening for Miss Freda Slutsky who will marry Oscar Jacobson of Des Moines. Hostess aunts and cousins organized the event with pink and white decor. Prizes went to Miss Ida Kozberg Sonia Krachmer Sarah Goldberg Men J Kushner and Mrs J Goldberg.
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Freda Slutsky
Oscar Jacobson
Des Moines
Hotel Roosevelt
A. Rapaport
H D Rapaport
M. G Rapaport
Ida Kozberg
Sonia Krachmer
Sarah Goldberg
J Kushner
Mrs J Goldberg
Miss Slutsky
Birthday banquet honors George Sutcliffe at Sutcliffe home
Mrs Willard Stark hosts a gathering at the former Sutcliffe home in honor of George Sutcliffe’s birthday. Guests include Elizabeth Sutcliffe, Joe Voss, George Stark, Jack Thorn, Fred Krause, and many Sutcliffe and Stark family members. gifts and a cake were presented to the celebrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Stark
Steve
Saris
George Sutcliffe
Elizabeth Sutcliff
Joe Voss
George A. Stark
Jack Thorn
Fred Krause
Sutcliffe
Elizabeth Sutcliffe
George A Stark Myr
Lester Fioerchinger
Lewis S*aetfer
Bar. Stark
Strecker
Ray Williamsur
Ara
Dib
Jack Tornard
Babara Joan
Steve Sans
Ard
Wr'ard Stark
Water Suttitte
Ray Webber
Flzabeth Surette
Ogo Searic
Richard Dieh
Thumar Berrthi Witham Vron
Pred Krause
Eugene Heaid
Springville Meeting Notes From Love Chapter Event At O E S
A fragment from a Love chapter O E S No 40 meeting in Springville records unclear remarks by Mr Arta Sterrer and Mrs Avsah Ca Vere amid a sequence of words and actions. Pats were noted as part of the gathering held on March 22.
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Springville
Arta Sterrer
Avsah
Pont
Besse Bacey
Mercy Hospital Auxiliary Committees Elect Officers
The Mercy hospital auxiliary lists chairs for activities including entertainment and membership. A room 425 in Mercy hospital is endowed for self supporting wage earning girls. applications go to Mrs Lumir Struesky. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Frank Monahan and Mrs Albert Stark.
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Monahan Nastran
The
Toard
Catherine Knowles
J W Dyer
Paul Huston
Frank Sebetka
T C Gorman
Join Collins
J E Lawler
W F Dunlap
B J Newberger
George Harms
F Lana
Know Your Hospital
Mary Cornelis
Walter R Hutchinson
D L Morrissey
Chaiman
C H O Stark
G L. Powers
J Rafter
W. J Nenzi
A C Meakins
H H Hahn
W H. Cleary
Ladia Schmidt
Belle Plaine High School Prepares Mixed Sextet for Contest
Miss Catherine Wingard leads thirty three Belle Plaine students in sub district music contest plans to be held at Winton on March 24 and 25. The mixed sextet features Marjorie Driscoll and Eleanor Kurth among others with Arnold Vratny assisting. a large glee club accompanies, including many named singers and the school’s accompanist.
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Belle Plaine
Catherine Wingard
Winton
Marjorie Driscoll
Svinia Irwin
Eleanor Kurth
Virginia McLennan
Harold Miller
Arnold Vratny
Marione Driscoll
Adeline
Duda Silvan Irwin
Virginia Irwin Fira
Karth
Cratrell
Harold Micer
Abert Sullivan
VOC
Fleanor Karth Soprato
Arnold Vraths
Grin Glee Club
Nionee Flyve
Bartachiek
Chervens
Layee
Custer
Crystal Peer Footeiee
Frese Dorothea Foyer
Garven
Helen Kuecera
Leota Liteon
Teabelle Lanam
B.it
Lamon Mateare' Mamnne
Maxwel Maxon
Independence County Education Meeting Plans March 27
A county education meeting led by Schoolmasters Association is set for Monday March 27 to discuss grade school focus and rural schooling. Attendees include the county superintendent and Tr A BF Bennett of Upper Town University, with a post-dinner address on Balkan and Middle Eastern petroleum and US products.
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Independence
Catana
Biehatan
Ceamts
Gedney Het
Tr A BF Bennett
Upper Town Universi's
Farm relief plan sent to Congress
The measure authorizes powers to Secretary Wallace to lease lands to bundle crops, regulate markets, curb processors, and strike agreements with packers and millers to push prices up. It includes cotton, wheat, and other commodities and envisions funds to pay farmers for reduced production and warehouse relief, aiming to curb surpluses and aid farm income.
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Wallace
Fearful Condemned Youth Faces Death Watch in Joliet
An 18 year old Rockford slayer awaiting execution in the old Joliet prison on April 21 is under constant guard. He has become morose refusing food and spends time reading the Bible. Assistant Warden E M Stubblefield described heightened watch as guards surround the cell amid fears of suicide.
Make This Model At Home Pattern 2524 and Fashion Book
An ad style item describing pattern 2524 with a bolero bodice scarf and smart silhouette options in sizes 14 through 40. Includes yardage for 39 inch fabric and a step in sewing guide. Also promotes Spring Fashion Book with Paris inspired models, catalog price options and mailing address for Gazette Pattern Department in New York.
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Anse Adams
Ensious
Address Gazette Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
State Senate Votes 9 Tax Cutting Bills
Iowa's Senate approved nine tax reduction measures during a brisk session, part of thirteen bills passed. The House also advanced six bills, including tax cuts, with several related to real estate, school district audits, and county costs.
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DES Moines
State Senate
Senate
House
Nelson Hraschel
General Assembly
Doris
E. Kast
Boards of Supervisors
County Emergency Relief Office In Court House
Miss Estella Hansen heads county emergency relief under the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. The office, with five visitors, a bookkeeper, and a stenographer, issues food fuel and clothing orders and coordinates work relief at 30 cents an hour in three shifts. Sub-offices operate in Marion Lisbon Mount Vernon and Walker.
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Estella Hansen
County Emergency Relief Committee
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Miss Hansen
Marion
Lisbon
Mount Vernon
Walker
Varous
Yoo
Courthouse Exchange
Louies Clothes Marks Twentieth Anniversary in Cedar Rapids
Louie Rosenbaum of Sec ond avenue and Second street SE observes the twentieth anniversary of his clothing business in Cedar Rapids. The store known as Louies Clothes began in a Granby building store room and expanded to thirteen stores and a clothing factory by 1930 before moving to its current location. Rosenbaum returned to Cedar Rapids a year ago and now concentrates on retail clothing.
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Loui Rosenbaum
Second Avenue
Second Street SE
Cedar Rapids
Louies Clothes
Granby
Rosenbaum
Oskaloosa
New York City
Fugitive From Dry Agents Nabbed In Federal Probe
Godfrey Hejkal 29 of 1518 Hamilton St SW waived to the federal grand jury Thursday before United States Commissioner Don Hutchison on a charge of transporting liquor. Hejkal had eluded authorities for months and was aidably linked to a car abandoned last winter when Federal Agent R H Taylor attempted a search. The driver fled, leaving coat hat and other items behind.
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Godfrey Hejkal
Hamton Street
Federal Grand Jury
Don Hutchison
United States
Hejkal
R H Taylor
Taylor
Auracher Dies in Cedar Rapids Auto. Cause Not Yet Determined
C E Auracher 53 a longtime Cedar Rapids Savings Bank employee was found dead in his garage seated in his car. Autopsy performed with lab analysis pending. Survived by widow two children and several relatives. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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C. E. Auracher
Greenwood Drive
Cedar Rapids Savings Bank and Trust Company
Mr. Auracher
Vorpahl
Auracher
Mr. Aura
Lisbon
Cedar Rapids
Henry I. Smith
Omaha
Robert
John Auracher
F F. Bates
Jerome D. Bowers
Des Moines
Henry J. Greene
Petersham
Mass
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Mount Hermon Lodge
A. M
Turner Chapel
Bill Would Curb Memorial Union Cafe At Iowa U
Des Moines report on a bill by Blake Willis restricting Memorial Union dining services to limit competition with private business. The measure targets Memorial Union eateries drawing general public trade while allowing meals for students, and follows protests by local merchants in Iowa City.
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Bill
Iowa U
Des Moines
Blake Willis
Perry
Dallas
Willis
Iowa City
University of Iowa Memorial Union Association
Memorial Union
Iowa State College
University
Bingham Nomination Delayed by Senate Snag
Washington reports the Senate Foreign Relations Committee delayed the nomination of Robert Worth Bingham of Louisville as ambassador to Great Britain amid charges of a pro-British stance. The panel also reported Joseph Daniels as ambassador to Mexico and Jesse Straus as ambassador to France.
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Washington
Sns
Robert Worth Bingham
Louisville
Great Britain
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
Mexico
Jesse Tsidor Straus
New York
France
Hoover Readies West Coast Return From New York
Former President Herbert Hoover packed his bags in New York and planned a Thursday afternoon departure for Chicago with secretary Lawrence Richey. He would stay Friday night with a friend and head to California on Saturday after brief meetings with railroad president W W Atterbury and Waldorf-Astoria head Lucius Boomer.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
California
Lawrence Richey
Chicago
W W Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lucius Boomer
Waldorf-Astoria
Mr. Hoover
Child Prodigy Harold Finley Earns Phi Beta Kappa
Harold M Finley, who entered Northwestern University at age 13, has been elected to Phi Beta Kappa. The McConnelsville Ohio native matriculated in 1929 and was announced as elected Thursday.
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Evanston, TI
CMS
Harold M Finley
Northwestern University
Phi Beta Kappa
McConnelsville
Bill Thompson Eyes Regain of Chicago Mayoral Control
In Chicago, William Hale Thompson plans four addresses from rented theaters as part of the race to fill the late Mayor Anton J. Cermak's vacancy. Democratic aldermen back acting mayor Frank Carr while Thompson likely backs George F. Harding or Oscar F Nelson. Republicans suffer internal splits and fear Thompson’s return to power amid party flux and lingering patronage influence.
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Chicago
UBR
Wiliam Hale
Big Bill
Thompson
Anton J. Cermak
Frank Carr
Cermak
George F. Harding
Oscar F Nelson
Ilinois
City Decides To Pay Railroad For Footbridge Upkeep
The city council approves paying the North Western railroad for maintenance on the Cedar River footbridge since 1898 and to sign a new contract. City attorney Bleakley notes a $210 unpaid bill from 1919 and $950 in later repairs. past claims will be settled, and the public works department will handle future repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Western Railroad Company
Cedar River
David G. Bleakley
Department of Public Improvements
Bleakley
Estate of Clinton Publisher Pays Tax of 34 728
The estate of Courtland H Young, late publisher of the Clinton Herald, paid an inheritance tax of 34 728.50 to the State Treasurer. Net taxable property totaled 377 256.50 and gross value 405 323.83. The estate, the largest paid in the past year, was left to two sisters a brother and a nephew and a niece. Most property consisted of W. J. Young and Co. stock and notes. Real estate valued at 20 000, largely the homestead.
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Des Moines
Courtland H Young
Clinton Herald
Wegman
John Wicklund
Young
W. J. Young and Co
Clinton
Walker Will Contest Divorce Suit In New York Case
Benjamin Cohen, attorney for former New York Mayor James J. Walker, said Walker will fight the divorce proceeding filed by his wife. Walker is currently vacationing in southern France.
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Miami
Fla
Benjamin Cohen
James J
Jimmy) Walker
New York
Walker
France
Institutions Population Up Thirteen Percent in Ten Years
Harrisburg report shows state penal institutions hospitals and homes for the feeble minded housing nearly 26 500 inmates this year up from 19 778 in 1912 ten year gain 2 078 prisoners and 2 569 more mental hospital patients.
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Harrisburg
Cone for an Egg Sparks Ice Cream Boom in Leoti
In Leoti Kansas a one day policy offering a cone for an egg sparked a rush of ice cream sales. The restaurant owner traded eggs for cones and finished the day with about 1,000 eggs and the town with 1,000 cones.
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Leoti, Kan
Iowa City Man Held as Suspect in Shootings
Ayres, 55, of Tipton Iowa, jailed on suspicion in the Tuesday night shooting of John Miller nine miles west of Tipton. Miller was struck twice at his farm home around 9 pm but the wounds were not serious. Authorities say Ayres borrowed a rifle recently and denies involvement while officers report conflicting statements.
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Tipton
Huber Ayres
Iowan City
John BR. Miller
Ayres
Donald McComas
Joseph Dolezal
Iowa City
Maller
Miller
Cedar Bluff
Roosevelt farm relief bill advances acreage reduction plan
Washington AP reports the Roosevelt farm relief bill authorizes the secretary of agriculture to reduce acreage of basic commodities through producer agreements. It includes provisions to remove cotton surpluses from the market, with rental or benefit payments and RF C funds available. A processing tax on first domestic processing is set, covering both domestic and imported goods. The act lasts until the President proclaims it unnecessary.
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Hoover
Aire
Walsc
Sioe
Oho Oine
Moe cRa
Promese
Gad Res
Tad & Seiler Mesiin
Washington
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Farm Board
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Col Roosevelt On Way To America Sails For Home From Manila
Theodore Roosevelt Jr. resigns as Philippines governor general and sails Thursday from Manila aboard the coast guard cutter Arayat for Macassar in the Celebes. He plans to reach the United States via Europe in leisurely stages.
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Manila
P. I
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Philippines
Franklin D Roosevelt
United States
Coast Guard
Arayat
Macassar
Celebes
Dutch East Indies
Roosevelt
Europe
May Be Successor To Garner In House
Brownsville state Rep Milton West led the democratic runoff for Congress by 2750 votes over Gordon Griffin of McAllen after near complete returns. Garner resigned to become vice president and West appeared set to win the nomination.
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Garner
Brownsville
Tex
INS
Milton West
Congress
John Nance Garner
West
Gordon Griffin
McAllen
City Briefs and Personals From Local News
Burrell May reports to police his Ford sedan with five wire wheels was stolen from in front of the Allison hotel Wednesday night. the car was unlocked. John B Fryerrn, 1221 Sixth Avenue SE, a local boxing promoter, underwent an appendectomy at Mercy hospital Thursday morning. Esther Yanda, 25, foster daughter of Mr and Mrs J F Yanda, has been missing since Saturday afternoon after saying she might go to Davenport. A dwelling owned by Fred Palas in Luana caught fire Wednesday, destroyed. occupants were the family of C B Davenport, Luana Savings Bank cashier. Luana fire crew aided by Monona, but water absence hampered efforts. Most household goods were saved.
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Burrell May
Manchester
Allison
May
John Fryrear
John B Fryrenr
Sixth Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Esther Yanda
J. FP. Yanda
Davenport
Postville
Fred Palas
Luana
Slays Officer Who Seeks His Arrest In Medford
The Medford Daily News reports a suspect killed a police officer amid his bid for arrest. Foreclosure actions loom on his mansion and mortgage properties as banks clash with District Attorney George Codding, Circuit Judge Harry D. Norton, the Southern Oregon Bar Association, and local civil leaders over alleged breakdowns of law and order.
Editor's Own Story by Lylwellyn A Banks
The article presents Lylwellyn Banks recounting shooting Constable George Prescott at her Grants Pass home in defense. She cites terrorism in Jackson County, ballot-stealing arrests, and a feud over newsprint taken from her property and the Medford Daily News. She defends her actions and blames Prescott for forcing entry.
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County Jail
Grants Pass
George Prescott
George
Prescott
McCredie
Lee Brown
Jackson County
Medford Daily News
Schacht Elected President of Reichsbank in Berlin
Berlin (UP) Dr Hjalmar Schacht was elected president of the Reichsbank to succeed Dr Hans Luther who resigned. Schacht, once seen as a potential financial dictator for Germany, assumes leadership Thursday night.
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Berlin
Hjalmar Schacht
Germany
Reichsbank
Hans Luther
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