Betty Levsen Leads Coe Tri Delta Sorority at Meeting
Betty Jane Levsen of Wyoming was elected president of Coe College Tri Delta at a chapter meeting. Mel Levsen succeeds Mars Lockwood as president with officers Jewel Allman and Marjorie Duncan among them. Members will attend the state day meeting in Des Moines and join alumnae for the Des Moines gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jane Levsen
Wyoming
Delta Delta Delta
Coe College
Mel Levsen
Mars Lockwood
MM Rion
Jewel Allman
Marjorie Duncan Rushing
Jane Warner
Mual Chem Ar
Ida Mae Carlsen
Verna Haneid
Jare Fuhrvester
Des Des Moines
Mary Lockwood
Jean Maldy
Ruthanne Baker
Elizabeth Smith
Winifred Murray
Doris Danielson
Betty Jane Warner
Lews Lockwood
Marjorie Deacon
Jane Fuhrmeister
Virginia Courtright
Wallace D Lyon
Senior High Girl Reserves Entertain at March Frohe
The Senior High Girl Reserves hosted a March Frohe at the WC this afternoon with games shuffleboard ping pong and dancing Barbara Marshall played piano for dancing Ruth Jane Hubbard led refreshments Nola Berger chaired skating plans Dorothy Navrebl led dancing and Hannah Scheer organized games The YWCA week included a Thursday night dance by the Ys Players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Marshall
Ruth Jane Hubbard
Nola Berger
Dorothy Navrebl
Hannah Scheer
YWCA
Eastern Star Officer To Be Entertained By Alasta Chapter
Mrs Marguerite Hoglan of Center Point will entertain Malta Chapter No 415 O E S with a school of instruction starting 9am in Mason Hall. Dinner served at 6:15pm before the chapter meeting. Cedar and Mormon past matrons to attend. Members urged to arrive for the evening session at 7:40pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Hoglan
Center Point
Order of Eastern
Sint
Malta
E. S
Hoglin
Mason Hall
Cedar Chapter
Mormen
Walla
Hogler
Radio Listings and Programs From Morning to Evening
A dense OCR snapshot lists NBC CBS and local stations with program blocks from morning through evening. It includes music shows, orchestras, talks, spirituals, and public affairs segments, naming WEAP WJZ WABC KMOX WCCO WGST and others with varied time slots and chains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Weap Chat Cieimatt Conservatory of Music
CBS Warc
WBBM
KMOX
WGST
WCCO
WJZ
Bass Inch
Cete Arvo
The
Ranch Boys
SBC
WEAP
NBC Weaf
WIZ Chain
WABC
WB Kmox
Wwoc
Wwecco
Res Hattle
Natopal Grange
NTC
Gaentige Halvord
CBS
WBLM
NDC
WEAF
Gahaia Vera
National Federation of Music Club
Ooarof
Metropolitan Optra Company
WJA Chain
Weaf Chain
Crar
Tarad Levey
Ink Spots
Benny Goodman
Em Coleman
Tnbc
Gien Gray
Crearge Olsen
Gatathaaite Ensemble
Wz Chain
NHC Weap
WJZ Chain
Weap Chain
Susan's
AG Spree
Creaniat
Scbs
Wwooco
Chan Heom Og Sar Lars
BC Wdz
Eat the Wort
Frens Preearey
WABCO
KNOX
WOO
Orether
Snbc
Cpeata
NBC Weap
Phan Co
Tate
Orf
SABC
KMON
RCA
Atp
Abu Chucho
Weber
Franklin McKinley Students to Enter Floor Show
Franklin and McKinley pupils will take part in the floor show of the Franklin and McKinley Girls Reserve dance scheduled for Saturday at the YWCA. Participants announced include Dorothy Bowser, James Ralston, James Rosta, Donald Hersch, Barbara Marshall, and Jean Engleman. Simple country life on a farm is said to be the most hazardous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
McKinley
Franklin and McKinley
Sub-District Music Contest Results at Multiple Cities
Results from Friday sub district music contests across Vinton Postville Oelwein Vaquoketa and other towns include numerous soloists and groups with many entries earning superior ratings. Notable names include Lois Hook Dorothy Rorden Gladbrook Cedar Rapids Dorothy Beach Flora West Davenport Corinne Foster West Liberty Rosemary Craven Tipton Betty Ann Spinden West Liberty and Roland Gray Postville among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Mount Vernon
West Branch
Superior
Lone Tree
Stanwood
Excellent
Flora West
Davenport
Catherine Reeds
Iowa City
Corinne Foster
Dorothy Beach
Mr. Vernon
Sub-district high school music contest opens with eighteen schools
TIPTON A sub-district high school music contest begun here Friday morning with eighteen high schools represented. Results follow mixed small vocal group Mount Vernon and Wilton Junction excellent. No superior ratings made Boss' small vocal group class B and C West Liberty superior Wilton Junction excellent. Girls' small vocal group class A Iowa City and Muscatine su
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Vinton
Snlso
Deming Smith
Toledo
Donald Schelbreth
Remnbeck
Lois Hook
Grundy Center
Dorothy Marten
Reimbeck
Superior
Robert Young
Traer
Charles Moel
Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Dorothy Rowden
Gladbrook
Anna Mae Chiamosta
Wilson High
Tracer
Dysart
Tama
Orange Township
Hudson
Renbeck
Dike
Vinton Hudson
Iowa
School For the Blind
Oelwein
Betty Kidder
West Waterloo
Mary Catherine Guritz
Maynard
Grace Brant
Virginia Bentley
Fairbank
Anna Aordel
Waverly
Esther Gruse
Evelyn Myers
Finchford
Maxine Shadle
Strawberry Point
Barbara Buck
Bernita Conconner
Virgil Matteson
David Sheryv
Buttone
Gordon Myers
Richard Corton
Gerald Smith
Manchester
Stanley
West Waterlam
Oand Farrbont
Glee Club
Spec.al
Gazette
Tipton
Mount Vernon
Wilton Junction
West Liberty
Iowa City
Muscatine
Learn to Talk Correctly from Common Errors in English
A guide-style advertorial from The Cedar Rapids Gazette urges readers to adopt smoother speech. It cites examples of common errors in pronunciation and grammar and promotes a 40 page booklet titled Common Errors In English, offering to mail it to readers who send name, address, and booklet title.
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Tom
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Home Institute
West Nineteenth Street
New York
N. Y
Sitdown Strikers At Muscatine Seek 15 Percent Raise
Sitdown striking cutters at the Pennant Button company in Muscatine number nearly 100 and resumed negotiations Friday with plant officials to win a flat 15 percent wage increase. The workers, not in a union, split duties with some going home Thursday night while others stayed in the factory. Ray Oldham, Ray Hines and John McCarthy were appointed to negotiate with company president Ralph S. Willis, who declined to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Pennant Button Company
Ray Oldham
Ray Hines
John McCarthy
Ralph S. Willis
Willis
Fun with Hatpin Exiles Boy Soprano Groucho Marx
Groucho Marx was expelled from a church choir where he sang as a boy soprano after puncturing the organ bellows with an alto’s hatpin. The quirky anecdote recalls his early mischief in a religious setting.
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Groucho Marx
Repeal of $2 Old Age Head Tax Debated in Legislature
The session weighed repealing the $2 old age head tax and offering refunds for taxes paid to date in 1937. The bill passed the House 65 to 28 amid sharp debate on fireworks bans and a local option plan. Governor Kraschel urged funding CCC camps and enforcing conservation rules struck down by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Nelson G Kraschel
Roy J Souis
Charles City
J. P. Gallagher
Williamsburg
Gallagher
Remsen
Spencer
Tax Board
Iowa
Kraschel
Conservation Committee
Supreme Court
Uncertain Fishing Rules Spark Sportmen Debate
Snatches of local debate reveal doubt among sportsmen about whether the entire state is open to fishing or if a permanent closure is in effect. The fragment hints at possible regulatory change and mounting questions over access.
PLAN LARGER CORN AND SPRING WHEAT CROP OUTLOOK
Long-range farm projections show expanded acreage for corn and spring wheat, with barley and soybeans also highlighted. State by state estimates list Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, South Dakota, and Nebraska with acreage changes and yield potential based on 1928-32 averages and recent trends.
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Indiana
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
South Dakota
Nebraska
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Betty Levsen
W’yoming Ieads
Coe Tri Delta Sorority
O.F. S
Alasta Chapter
TINS
A .H & Cbs
Roy Me
CHS Ware
Vuroert
Beautieus
Vie
Oteaston Tee Phone
John E. Lapes
Ttoristton
Postville
Roland Gray
Eugene Brown
Waukon
Paul Meyers
Volga City
John Hamel
Elkader
Jack Bush
Robert Scannell
Randalia
Martha’ Rash
Monona
Dorothy Fox
Mr. Molunby
West Union
Dorothy Hastings
William Hitch
Carroll Meyer
Donald Lesan
Marsyin Bachman
Decorah
Shirley Huebner
Lloyd Luhman
Robert Granger
Howard Owen
Clair Claxtor
Catherine Hawkins
Claude Welsh
Fayette
Bernice Oldag
Eugene Meyer
Sarett Grapke
Robert Conrad
Phil Stansbury
Maxine Masonhall
Pripa
Salo
June Shedman
Lansing
Betty Northrup
Eloise Turner
Mildred Kaeser
Watuken
Louise Baumearten
Elgin
Nadine Fischer
Superior Garnaville
Mark Kuhn
Decorah Superior
Maquoketa
Vaquoketa
Herbert Pfeffer
Dubuque
Frank Tomlimson
Monmouth Superor
Alien Park
Bob Dewey
Fred Taylor
Springville
Glenn Gerdis
Monticello
Sally Wallace
Charles Dulin
Beatrice Long
Bob Beiber
Fred Richards
Donald Beadel
Marion
Bill Vath
Donald Cooper
Ellis Newman
Central City
Gaylord Ward
Dean Tedrow
Irene Brooks
Billy Coquillette
Coggan
Alma Thomson
Bob Smythe
Russell Riesele
Rex Harrington
Bernard Ringland
Leslie Balster
Miles
Milton Mussehl
Wilma Raab
Bob Hansen
Berle Miller
Eddie Timm
Ruth Ostrander
Harold Yeoman
Delores Newman
George Price
Good
Rae
In Theaur
Thy
Arokates
GR. McCready
Second Avenue Sl
Raleigh
K@DL
Daisy
Bob
Mary
Neumode Hosiery
Seinapg
Second Street
HILEX
Jones
Bird’s Eye
Scott Tissue
DIAL
Hladkys
Grocery & Market
Fourth Avenue
East Side
Toung
First Avenue
Childcraft
Elizabeth Sloan
Twenty-First Street
Killian
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