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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1934
Page
13
Marion churches announce a week of union services from March 25 to 31 with events in multiple churches each evening. The program includes organ recitals, gospel services, a union communion, and Good Friday observances, plus Easter evangelistic meetings led by Rev Williamson.
The HEMARION chapter of the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools announces new members: seniors Adelaide Albaugh Henry Arp Frances DeLong Eleanor Hanne George Oxley and Dale Smith plus juniors Margaret Albaugh Robert Munson William Reed and Jeanette Titus.
Announcement of the marriage of Thelma Elizabeth Petersen daughter of Mr and Mrs M L Petersen Cedar Rapids to Donald William Dunbar son of Mr and Mrs Frank Dunbar. The ceremony was held Thursday at 4 pm at First Lutheran Church Cedar Rapids with Rev J J Gent performing the single ring ceremony. The bride wore a blue lace dress and blue veil. Attendants included Harvey Grishaber, Everard Hamilton, and Ralph Kunzmann. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids.
Dr H G Stitzel the newly elected Marion board of education president has announced committees for 1934 including Finance with Elda M Kemp Fred C Newlin and Mrs A E Granger. Supplies and Repairs with Fred Newlin Miss Kemp and Dr Stitzel. Insurance with A A Schenken Fred Newlin Mrs Granger and A A Schenken. Emery J Miller is secretary and H F Lockwood treasurer. Mrs Andrew P Munsen hosts a Presbyterian Cornerstones gathering.
The document outlines the bank’s assets and liabilities with figures on cash, loans, securities, and deposits. It lists officers including President Paul H Waster, Vice President Wm Rinderknecht, and Frank Mekota, and is signed for verification of truth and correctness.
Knights Templar Easter service at Congregational church next Sunday at 3 pm with Rev John M Walters speaker Apollo Commandery guests. Marion Post American Legion stag party April 14 to be announced. Baptist church holds Monday meeting at 7 30 pm due to union pre Easter meetings. Rent ad for bungalow. OOP club cancels this week for pre Easter. Neighbors join in visits between Hibner and Goodyear homes. Farm Bureau poster meeting Tuesday at Mrs Willis Sheets. Service club meeting Wednesday 7 30 pm with officers elected. Aree lunch served. Rebekah rally Monday 7 30 pm IOOF hall. Grove City Rebekah lodge observes Schyler Colfax anniversary. Tennyson club host Mrs Celan Rollins Monday 2 pm. program by Mrs AA Schenken on The Last Tournament. Baptist Sunday School birthday observances Friday with Miss Alma Shramek and Miss Cayula Philips as out of town guests. Mrs John Burmingham and son Charles return tonight from Clarion. Mae West film advertised for Sunday Monday Tuesday. Miss Cavula Phillips Savanna II to return Monday. Mrs F M Grafft returns to Anamosa. Mr and Mrs Shanklin and Reiter visit Savanna. Due to pre Easter services Entre Nous club has no meeting.
Cedar Rapids coverage explains how Iowa bankruptcy exemptions allow a head of family to keep a homestead and specific farm goods, tools, and clothing. Married farmers may retain livestock, crops, and equipment while creditors settle, with unique protections for women and specific professions.
Statement of the condition of United State Bank located in Cedar Rapids Linn County Iowa as of March with resources including loans and discounts bonds and securities overdrafts cash items and other assets. Liabilities show capital stock surplus undivided profits and deposits with trust funds and other liabilities. Officers J L Prochaska president L J Pochobrads ky vice president F O Kanak cashier Charles Kriz assistant cashier swear the report to be true and signed before a notary.
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