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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1934
Page
11
The Girl Reserves will hold a city wide ceremonial at 3 45 PM on Palm Sunday in the First Presbyterian church. Parents and all interested are invited to attend the vesper service featuring music speech and pantomime on Growth with participants from each high school and junior high.
Mrs. E J Hawks entertained ten friends of her daughter Lois after school on Wednesday to celebrate her thirteenth birthday. Guests included Patricia Rice Lorarine Feller Doris Hill Doris Topping Flora Mae Fortner Florence Healy Leila Yardley Marilyn DeFore Mary Baldridge Nadine Hicks and Daryl Hawks.
Mrs M L Vesely hosted a Wednesday evening dinner for the Dinner Bridge Club at the Commonwealth Tea Room located at 1711 Fifth Avenue SE. The gathering featured club members enjoying a formal dining event in a social bridge setting.
The G I A to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers holds a Kensington at Mrs John Sanket 1327 C avenue NE Friday afternoon with Mrs L E Marsh and Mrs Harry Smith as assistant hostesses The Home Rebekah Staff club meets Friday at 7 30 p m in LQ O F hall for practice and social hour Hostesses are Mesdames V Lydick and E Scott Rebekah Degree Staff meets at 7 30 p m in XO O F hall all members urged present for drill The Security Benefit association holds its regular meeting Friday at 7 45 p m in Moose hall followed by a card party with five hundred and prizes
The Ladies auxiliary to Fire Fighters Local No. 11 announces a card party at Moose Hall on Friday at 2 pm featuring five hundred and pinochle games. Proceeds support the firefighters and社区.
Norden Kensington will meet Friday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. van Kullander located at 812 Eighth Street SW. Prizes will be awarded during the Banco event.
Austria moves toward a new constitution that bans the Hapsburg exile ban, allows Archduke Otto to reclaim a throne if monarchy returns, and drops the word republic from the state’s name, renaming the country the federal state of Austria. The government also begins a census asking about military service sports training handicaps and physical conditions for males 14 to 50, with orange forms kept separate.
The Delaware and Hanson railroad and its train and engine men settled a wage dispute averting a strike by 2,300 members of the Big Four brotherhoods. The March 9 strike was delayed by Roosevelt’s intervention and postponed to June 6. Manchester high school rehearsals for The Ghost Parade aim to fund the junior senior banquet with Miss Leeta Jarard coaching and a cast including Niel Johnson Roy Bessey Earl Logan Charles Walton Lorenz Bramow Roland Stephenson Ferne Morgan Agnes Ottilie Dorothy Randle and others.
Mrs L D Lowden sustained a severely bruised right hand when caught in an electric washing machine wringer on Monday. The middle finger was lacerated requiring stitches. Mrs Harold Ruprecht had a similar accident with the wringer, but no bones were broken.
Dr A E Goldstein tested an unnamed white powder anesthetic dissolved in water. It induces sleep in about twenty seconds with rapid recovery and no after effects. In several cases patients ate immediately after, and one operation proceeded where other anesthetics were unsuitable. The drug, tried in Germany and England, is rare in the United States and costs are not prohibitive.
State examiner and CPA testified to cash book and bank deposit mismatches involving J. M. Conway former auditor at the state reformatory. Discrepancies totaled 1372.15 with unentered checks and other undervalued instruments, while handwriting experts linked many entries to Conway. Also covered were related bank transactions and demand notices for accounting.
Dr. George D. Haskell of the state university argued that the United States must open foreign markets to absorb American surpluses and establish reciprocal trade. He warned that self containment would force permanent withdrawal of labor and capital from some industries, requiring shifts elsewhere.
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