Hostess To Alpha Gams Plans Reunion Day
Miss Wilma Coon president of Pi chapter Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae hosted a luncheon at Clara Robins Colonial tea room. Local members met to plan the international reunion day on April 9 with Mrs Donald R Laird chairing the event. Guests included Mrs Clas Phillips music lead Mrs Dean Halborn and Miss Harriet Mateer in charge of invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Coon
Alpha Gamma Delta
Clara Robinsons Colonial Tea Room
Miss Coon
Donald R- Laird
Clas Phillips
Dean Halborn
Harriet Mateer
Ruth Nehls
Alice Snyder
Margutet Wilson
Coe College
Betty Jane Prederikson Honored On Birthday
Mrs J P Frederikson hosted an Easter colored birthday party for her daughter Betty Jane on her eleventh birthday at 3325 Mount Vernon Ave SE. Guests included El Frederikson and Edina Donohue with games and refreshments, wrist corsages, and gifts from friends Patty Lou Donald to Jackie Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P Frederikson
Mount Vernon Avenue
Betty Jane
EL. Frederikson
Edina Donohue
Patty Lou Donald
Arlene Seva
Frances Marshall
Ruth May Coates
Helen Marie Sliss
Regis McCrackin
Pauline Smith
Leona Mikulecky
Joan Shellady
Patty Nell Morehead
Twila Wixom
Arlene Kickar
Bernice Vavroch
Ellen Trestnar
Mary Lou Jones
Elaine Vavroch
Dorothy Eheicksen
Jackie Griffin
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club Luncheon Held at Palmer Home
Members met Thursday afternoon at 1819 Fourth Avenue SE for a luncheon hosted by Mrs Il A Palmer. Assisting hostesses were Mesdames JD E Miller, J M Shields, W W Simmons and L F Vane. Vice president Mrs Arthur Huntington led the meeting in the president's absence. Mrs J P Winn was welcomed as a new member. Next meeting set for April at 1403 Second Avenue SE with Mrs HO FL Brownell as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers’ Club
Il A. Palmer
Fourth Avenue SE
JD E Miller
J M. Shields
W. W. Simmons
L. F Vane
Arthur Huntington
J. P. Winn
HO FL. Brownell
Second Avenue SE
Mrs. Uarpel Guests Of Mrs Boegel At Cedar Rapids Event
Mrs Almeda Brenton Karpel of Des Moines state chairman of the Real Daughters is visiting Mrs C W Boegel at 1949 First Avenue BE during the annual conference of the Jewish Daughters of the American Revolution in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almeda Brenton Karpel
Des Moines
The
Real Daughters
C W. Boegel
First Avenue
Jews Daughters of the American Revolution
Cedar Rapids
Community House Service Club reports April play date set
The Service Club met with Mrs Roger Peterson presiding. Work chairman Mrs C J Paulsen noted fourteen members attended monthly work meetings and two hundred garments were finished. Elizabeth Bender announced April 8 for the play A Rummage Sale at the Community House with fourteen roles. Stunts led by Mrs Bertha Bartholomew and Miss Marvel Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Club
Roger Peterson
C. J. Paulsen
Elizabeth Bender
Bertha Bartholomew
Loger Peterson
Lottie Foster
Helen Klinger
Miss Foster
Clara Briles
Alice Lyons
Ann Iacerovsky
Delores Erickson
Lucille Besinger
Mary Ard
Norma Henley
Bessie Paulsen
B. Bartholomew
Miss Bender
Servence Club
Martha Sharron
Gertha Bartholomew
Edithe Brown
Ann Wacerovsky
Mary Leeper
M_ Ard
L. Foster
Fidelity Life Lodge 106 Hosts Evening of Bridge and Games
Fidelity Life lodge No. 106 met Friday for a business session and a port of bridge 500 bingo and banco. Prizes were awarded and refreshments served by Mesdames J W Taylor J A Hayward and W Waverka. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Scott Melroy and Mr and Mrs Elliott Sauser of Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelty Life Lodge No. 106
J. W Taylor
J. A. Hayward
W. Waverka
Scott Melroy
Elliott Sauser
Manchester
Idle A While Club Hosts Friday Meeting
Mrs. Ezra Fields entertained members of the Idle a While club at 378 Eighteenth street SE. Prizes were won by Mrs. Robert Kennedy Mrs. Harold Athey and Mrs. Fields. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Kennedy’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Fields
Eighteenth Street
Robert Kennedy
Harold Athey
Field
Kennedy
Benefit Card Party Hosted by Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
The Ways and Means Committee of the Cedar Rapids Woman's Club organized a benefit card party in the Glow room of the Gas Company on Friday afternoon with seventy four attendees. Prizes included an angel food cake donated by Mrs. Charles Bode won by Mrs HH. G Lynn and others donated by members went to Mesdames Benesh Dewell Hartrum Guild Harger Anderson Wo Lehti Israel Michal Stark Clements Holt Guyott Menor Hromek Wilson Gunn King Eggers. Committee in charge included Mrs. Charles Bode chairmen Lester Frezek and Charles Huber co chairmen along with McKibben Dvorak Cypra Stark Eighmy Filip Farmer Talbott Heins Maxwell Lyman Stookey Hampton Hoyt Walker Bailey Maxwell and Homer Maxwell. Cookies and coffee were served prepared by Mrs Emma Miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means
Cedar Rapids Woman's Club
Gas Company
Charles Bode
HH. G Lynn
Mesdames
B Benesh
D. A Dewell
Irvin Hartrum
HE. Guild
Robert Harger
O. A Anderson
R. Cypra
C. H. Stark
B. O Eighmy
Frank Filip
J J. Farmer
L. A Talbott
J C Heins
A C Maxwell
G K. Lyman
C W Stookey
WE Hampton
Harry Hoyt
W W. Walker
Peter Bailey
Homer Maxwell
Emma Miles
Home Service
Mrs Frish Visits In Excelsior Springs
Mrs J H Frish of Cedar Rapids rural route 4 spends two weeks as guest of her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs WoW Lesinger in Excelsior Springs Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Frish
Cedar Rapids
Wow, Lesinger
Excelsior Springs
Auxiliary to VFW Post 788 Holds Meeting with President Visit
Members of the Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars post 788 met Wednesday at the Memorial Coliseum after a dinner honoring department president Mrs Addie Campbell of Davenport. New initiates included Mesdames Frank Berry W T Krueger Edward Hanson WE Reichling Myron Udett and Frank Chapman. Gold Star mother Mrs Mable Crow received a birthday cake and handkerchief shower. The group will mark VF W post 788 ninth anniversary and invites all post members and wives. For information contact Stella Vodoska 2-5280 Blanche Cancannon 5996 or Velma White 2-3403.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 788
Memorial Coliseum
Department
Addie Campbell
Davenport
Frank Berry
W. T. Krueger
Edward Hanson
Reichling
Myron Udett
Frank Chapman
Mable Crow
Post
Stella Vodoska
Dial
Blanche Cancannon
Velma White
Missionary Group Luncheon at Saron Lutheran Church
Members of the women's missionary society at Saron Lutheran Church and guests held a luncheon in the church parlors. Mrs Anton Nelson read scripture and led prayer, with talks on home and foreign missions, why I believe in missions, and the child's place in missionary activities by several speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society
Saron Lutheran Church
Anton Nelson
Joseph Birch
John Powers
Albin Knutson
F. J Carlsen
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local Events
Mrs. Frank Janda reported strawberry blossoms in her garden on Eighth Street NW. Verl Taylor was fined 10 dollars for intoxication in police court. R. L. Gillick was fined 25 dollars for reckless driving. Otto A. DeLancey and Jen nie Crosby wed in Cedar Rapids. Edward Horak faced assault charges that were dropped on county attorney guidance. Yonight is "Request Night" at Sunshine Mission with evangelist Paul Levin and party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Janda
Eighth Street
Verl Taylor
Sixth Street SE
R. L. Gillick
Seventeenth Street
Thomas B. Powell
Edward Horak
Fourth Street SE
H. R. Churchill
Sunshine Mission
Paul Levin
Community note highlights and local events
A week end calendar lists a music oriented program starting at 7 30 p m evangelistic services at First United Brethren church with Paul Levin and Bob Findley a naval trainee from Great Lakes on furlough visits family in Route 2 and a planned box social and picnic activities in Dairy Dale Community hall with Mrs J J Shannon leading notes also report two roof and tree wire fire calls involving fire companies No 3 6 4 2 around Prairie avenue Ninth Street SE Third Avenue Sixth Street SW and a brief mention of a military transfer and enlistment at Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Levin
Bob Findley
First United Brethren Church
Fourth Avenue
Seventh Street SE
Evangelist Levin
Dairy Dale
J J. Shannon
W. Prior
Vern Marsh
W Baxter
Ninth Street
Third Avenue
Sixth Street
Thief Strikes 62 Pipes From City Sewer Site
Commissioner Dave Williams reports 62 pieces of eight inch cast iron pipe about fifteen feet long and weighing 700 pounds each were stolen over the last week from the old sewer pumping station at Thirty-fifth Street NE near the Kenmore golf course. Value set at 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Williams
Thirty-fifth Street
Kenmore Golf Course
Cedar Rapids Law Club elects new officers at Roosevelt
Thomas L. Woods was elected president of the Cedar Rapids Law Club Thursday at the Roosevelt hotel. He succeeds Alvin G. Keyes. B. T. Perrine is vice president and Robert W. Neff is secretary. Alois M. Hasek Jr. is reelected treasurer. The integrated bar was discussed during the session. The club is comprised of members of the bar under 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Woods
Cedar Rapids
Seniors tour The Gazette plant with district officials
Nineteen members of Clarence consolidated school's senior class visited The Gazette plant on Friday with Superintendent K L Benner and sponsor Paula Reinking. Eleven members of Columbus Junction high school's vacations class toured Friday led by Superintendent I K Northey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Clarence Consolidated School
K. L. Benner
Paula Reinking
Columbus Junction High School
I. KE. Northey
Truckers fined for LSCC violations at Friday hearing
Town highway patrolmen hailed three truckers for LSCC violations. Alvin Schaub of Blairstown and H G Notbohm of Center Point paid $5 fines for operating a truck without an LSCC permit. Otto Gode of Cedar Rapids paid $1 for an improperly marked LSCC permit. G W Miller of Des Moines had reckless driving and passing a car in a restricted zone continued to April 12. Clyde J Bidgham of Manchester was fined $10 for passing in a restricted 700 foot zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R Churchill
Alvin Schaub
Blairstown
H. G Notbohm
Center Point
Otto Gode
Cedar Rapids
G W. Miller
Des Moines
Clyde J Bidgham
Manchester
Rural teachers hear Hethershaw and Fullerton lectures
Linn county rural teachers met at McKinley school auditorium to hear Prof Lillian Hethershaw from Drake University discuss Science for the Primary and Upper Grades with emphasis on birds and conservation. Dr C A Fullerton of Iowa State Teachers College demonstrated rhythm and singing in rural schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
McKinley School
Lillian Hethershaw
Drake University
Hethershaw
Miss Hethershaw
Iowa
Agnes Samuelson
C. A. Fullerton
Iowa State Teachers College
Fullerton
Walter A. Shupp
First Christian Church
Dogs in London Learn Road Sense Look Both Ways
Report notes that city dogs are said to be developing a road sense as they consistently look both ways before crossing streets in London. Observers attribute this habit to urban training and heightened awareness among canine residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Spirit Lake Woman Named Regent Of Iowa D A R
Mrs Harry Narey of Spirit Lake was elected state regent of the Iowa Daughters of the American Revolution at the thirty-ninth annual conference nearing adjournment. She has served in chapel leadership and state roles, with officers named including Kendall Davenport chaplain and Garlock Fort Dodge recording secretary. Total conference attendance reached 3876.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry & Narey
Spirit Lake
Iowa Daughters of the American Revolution
Narey
Mary D P Kendall
Davenport
C A Garlock
Fort Dodge
Jerome Adams
Shenandoah
SK Stratton
Des Moines
Organization
Hitler Defends Austria Annexation in Koenigsberg Speech
In Koenigsberg, Hitler defended the Austrian union as necessity, blaming foreign governments and the League of Nations for the crisis. He argued Germany was compelled to seize strategic positions after World War I and cited the axiom that those who help themselves receive God’s help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichsfuhrer
Austria
Hitler
Germany
Europe
Koenigsberg
Aganschluss
League of Nations
League
Vienna Eyes Baby Boom Under Nazi Administration
Vienna newspapers reported Austrians seeking children as a test of Germany's new rule in the province. The city long faced a birth-death imbalance, and officials released figures showing a baby shortage, while propaganda groups used the data to critique prior Austrian governments ahead of the April 10 plebiscite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Germany
Death of W C Windett Former lawmaker and bank cashier
W C Windett 84 of 1634 C avenue NE died at 12:50 p.m. after a stroke suffered Friday. Born November 25, 1853 in What Cheer he served in the 1918-1919 Keokuk county legislature and for 35 years was cashier of What Cheer Savings Bank. Survived by widow Julia and four daughters Olive Gladys Lucile all of Chicago and Anita Lagerquist of Albuquerque New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W C. Windett
C Avenue NE
What Cheer
Chicago
Anita Lagerquist
Albuquerque
N. M
Martin J Meyers 1859 1940 Solon carpenter dies at 78
Martin J. Meyers, 78, dies at his Solon home Friday after a long illness. Born December 6, 1859 in Lake Superior, Michigan, he moved to Iowa at 16, lived near Solon, then worked as a carpenter in Solon with his brother before opening M. J. in 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin J. Meyers
Solon
Lake Superior
Mich
Iowa
Johnson County
M. J
Meyers cigar store operator of Solon dies
Meyers, active in Solon until illness, leaves wife Emma and three sons Rich ard and George of Cedar Rapids Charles of Solon a daughter Mrs Leonard Tait Cedar Rapids a brother Andrew Solon and a granddaughter Patricia Ann Meyers all of Solon Three children Lottie Gilbert and Gladys preceded him in death Funeral services Sunday 2 p m at home conducted by Rev John Rader of Silvis Illinois burial Oak Hill cemetery Solon body brought from Polansky chapel to Solon residence for visitation Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silvis
Meyers
Oak Hill Cemetery
Solon
Polansky Chapel
Auctioneer Thomas Bena Dies After Illness
Thomas Bena a Cedar Rapids area auctioneer died at his home on the Lincoln highway at 3 30 a.m. Saturday after more than a year of illness. He was born February 17 1880 in Bohemia and moved to Cedar Rapids as an infant. Survived by widow Olga six children Mary Ann Emily Thomas Olga John two step children Dorothy Allison and Charles John a sister Mrs John Tucker and brothers Joseph Frank and Wendell Bena all of Cedar Rapids. He belonged to Ely lodge I O O F and Prokop Velky lodge Z C B J. The body rests at Barta chapel pending funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Thomas Bena
Cedar Rapids
Lincoln Highway
Mr. Bena
Bohemia
Olga
Mary Ann
Emily
Thomas
John
Dorothy Allison
Charles John
John Tucker
Joseph Frank
Wendl Bena
Bena
Ely Lodge
Prokop Velky Lodge
Z C.B J
Barta Chapel
Mrs Augusta Thurston Miles Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs Augusta Thurston Miles of Cedar Rapids died at 6 15 p m Friday after a lingering illness at a Burlington address. She born August 22 1863 in Berlin Germany came to the United States at age fourteen. Surviving are a son Charles Augustus Thurston of Cedar Rapids a sister Mrs C W Visher and a sister Mrs Chris Glitch of Edmond Oklahoma and a grandson Charles Augustus Thurston Jr also of Cedar Rapids Funeral services will be held in Turner chapel at 3 30 p m Sunday burial in Linwood Cemetery Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Thurston Miles
Cedar Rapids
Arthur Lehman
Mount Pleasant Street
Burlington
Berlin
Germany
Charles Thurston
Thurston
James M Miles
Miles
Charles Augustus Thurston
C. W Visher
Chris Glitch
Edmond
Okla
Charles Augustus Thurston, Jr
Death of John A. Fisher at son in law’s home in Cedar Rapids
John A. Fisher died Friday at 5 p.m. at the Cedar Rapids home of his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs R D Chord after a brief illness. Born June 14 1857 in Avoca Wisconsin he moved from Winona Minnesota to Cedar Rapids in 1920. He married Etta Alma Emily October 19 1890 at Pleasant Hill Minnesota. Burial will be at Oak Hill cemetery after service at Turner chapel Sunday at 2 p.m. Rev W G McCrory officiating. He leaves a daughter Mrs R D Chord two brothers and several nieces and nephews. He was a Modern Woodmen of America member and former Pleasant Hill township school board secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alfred Fisher
R._D. Chord
Seventh Avenue SW
Mr. Fisher
Avoca
Wis
Winona
Minn
Cedar Rapids
Etta Alma Emily
Pleasaunt Hill
Fisher
R. D. Chord
David Fisher
Montivedo
Charles Fisher
Ana Cortes, Wash
Modern Woodmen of America
Pleasant Hill Township
Winona County
Turner Chapel
W. G. McCrory
Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral for Charles Banks Held at Mount Zion Baptist Church
Charles Banks a 50 year old of 806 Ninth street SE died after a pulmonary hemorrhage Friday atMt Vernon avenue and Fourteenth street. He leaves a widow and siblings in Dallas. A member of Mount Zion Baptist church and Mount Olive lodge No 17 A F and A M His body lies at Rice Funeral home with services Sunday at 3 p.m. at Mount Zion Baptist church Rev J T Stewart officiating burial at Oak Hill cemetery with Mt Olive lodge at the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Banks
Ninth Street
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Dallas
Tex
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Mount Olive Lodge
A. M
Rice Funeral Home
J. T. Stewart
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mt Olive Lodge
Obituary for Oliver R. Brown of Cedar Rapids
Oliver Richard Brown fifty seven died at his Cedar Rapids home after a long illness. Born December 12 1880 in Vinton he served on the county engineer's staff and is survived by wife Minnie four sons Howard Raymond Orval and Herbert all in Cedar Rapids a sister Arlene Arnell and four grandchildren. Funeral services will be in Beatty chapel at a time to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Richard Brown
Cedar Rapids
Sixteenth Street
Vinton Dee
Minnie
Howard
Raymond
Orval
Herbert
Arlene Arnell
Beatty Chapel
Charles Vyskocil Funeral Services Planned
Funeral services for Charles Vyskocil will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Polansky funeral chapel conducted by Theodore B. Hlubucek. Burial will follow at Bohemian National cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Vyskocil
Polansky
Theodore B. Hlubucek
Bohemian National Cemetery
Roadenizer Babe Dies in Oakland Minnesota
Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Roadenizer of Oakland Minnesota died March 24 after a brief illness. Burial services set for Monday at 11 a.m. at Linwood Cemetery. Mrs. Roadenizer is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Garrison of 1512 A avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Roadenizer
Oakland
Minn
Linwood Cemetery
Roadenizer
William P. Garrison
A Avenue NE
Park Commissioner Candidate Ed Stefan A Cedar Rapids Native
Oldest city council member Ed Stefan, born June 29 1884 in Cedar Rapids, has served since 1928 with unbroken tenure. A former Gazette carrier, he later worked in railroad service and at Penick and Ford before entering politics. he lives at 1809 Seventh Avenue SE and is married to Julia Madlick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Stefan
Cedar Rapids
Stefan
Penick and Ford, Ltd
Seventh Avenue SE
Julia Madlick
Muscatine
Ed Sheffie
Ellis Boulevard
Hubbard Ice Plant
Wolfe
Vinton Road
Rock Island
Ellis Park
Sheftie
Arminda Card
E. L. Johnson
Nellie Smith
D A R Urges National Defense Expansion and Education Safeguards
The D A R calls for expansion of national defense and warns taxation must not defeat aims. They urge loyalty pledges linked to teachers' roles but argue allegiance oath does not curb educator subject choice. Resolutions push resource conservation, venereal disease control, crime prevention, and stricter immigration and drug laws. Friday meeting chaired by Imogen B. Emery with talks by Don Farran on federal surveys and George E. Farmer on pledge authorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Imogen B. Emery
Don Farran
George E. Farmer
Evangelist McCombe Urges Born Again Path to God
Dr John H McCombe leads a Trinity Methodist crusade for seventeen west side churches with the message Ye Must Be Born Again He argues Jesus stressed bedrock common sense and access to the Kingdom through rebirth The Browne Metropolitan Jubilee Singers perform and 260 youths attend the Junior Crusade chorus meeting Mrs John McCombe speaks on Christian Character Building with Jack McCombe directing songs The program includes further talks and singing beginning at 7 30 PM tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. McCombe
Trinity Methodist Church
West Side
Jesus
Browne Metropolitan Jubilee Singers
Junior Crusade Chorus
John McCombe
Jack McCombe
Baby News From Mercy Hospital Listings
Born to Mr and Mrs John Pat ton 1515 A avenue NE a son March 25 Mercy hospital Born to Mr and Mrs Elwood Freese Northwood addition a son Born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Radloff 307 Sinclair avenue SE a daughter March 26 Mercy hospital Born to Mr and Mrs Frank Gorman 1403 Mount Vernon avenue SE a four and one half pound daughter March 23
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Patton
A Avenue NE
Mercy Hospital
Elwood Freese
Northwood Addition
Joseph Radloff
Sinclair Avenue SE
Frank Gorman
Mount Vernon Avenue
Dream to Nightmare Clarion on Liberty and Constitution
Editor letters warn of perils to the republic as the nation faces an executive reorganization bill seen as a threat to constitutional safeguards. Lena Cadwalader Evans calls for urgent public action while A C questions the Federal Reserve Bank loaned funds and bond practices in a critical reader exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
America
Republic
National Committee
Congress
Gabriel
Lena Cadwalader Evans
Hotel Seymour
New York City
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
Wena
A. C
Sunday Horoscope Forecast for March 27
Sunday forecast warns of possible disruption and change including travel and quarrels. Those with March 27 birthdays may face surprising and unpleasant situations while a child born then could be adventurous and turbulent unless early training channels energies into constructive paths.
Muenzers Stage Meritorious Violin and Piano Recital
A violin and piano recital by Hans Muenzer and Esther Payne Muenzer of Iowa City delighted Friday night at the Coc chapel. The versatile program featured Lalo Symphonie Espagnole and Brahms Sonata in A major with refined ensemble playing and notable piano support. The audience granted encores as both performers demonstrated lyricism, virtuosity, and polished technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coc Chapel
Hans Muenzer
Esther Payne Muenzer
Iowa City
Muenzer
Lalo
Sudeten Leader Demands Czech Elections and Autonomy
Konrad Henlein, head of the Sudeten Nazi movement in Czechoslovakia, urged Prague to liquidate the current regime and call new elections on granting autonomy to Sudeten Germans. He spoke to the Sudeten Nazi executive, asserting unification of Sudeten in a noncoercive process and warning of the regime's collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
INS
Konrad Henlein
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
Henlein
Nazi Party
Chamber of Deputies
Robert J. Viach Elected Exalted Ruler of Local Elks Lodge
Robert J. Viach was elected exalted ruler of Rapids lodge No. 251 B. Elks at the annual officers election. He was the sole nominee and will take office April 8, with E. Harold Skinner and others moving up one chair. Howard Hayes was chosen secretary and W. J. Bill Barron named to the board of trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Viach
Lynn Swancey
Tler
Howard Hayes
Peter Bailey
W. J. “Bill” Barron
Vinch
First Lady Vague On Exact Address
In New York the permanent address for Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt is humorously given as hither, thither and you. She stated this to a slip requested by Eastern Airlines from its passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ins
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eastern Airlines
Wilson Ninth Grade Comedy The Pampered Darling
The Wilson school ninth grade Speech Arts club presented a one act comedy The Pampered Darling during an all school assembly. Miss Louise Renner directed the play about a mischievous lad causing trouble for his two sisters. Cast included Earl Heck Anna Mae Andresen Janice McCune Catherine Morgan Russell Jonas Leon Sova and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson School
Louise Renner
Earl Heck
Anna Mae Andresen
Janice McCune
Catherine Morgan
Russell Jonas
Leon Sova
Robert Finch
Jean Ardis Smith
Mary Svoboda
Betty Novak
Robert Blessing
Dean Schultz
Junior Brown
Harvey Hillmer
Virginia Miller
Lilea Lee Vindensburg
Virginia Renshaw
Margaret Filson
Dorothy Wilkes
Mildred Rance
Adel Wear
Irene Zitek
Delores Woods
Doris Doherty
Mary Kay Angerer
Mariana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alpha Gams
Betty Jane Prederikson
Alpita Gamma Delta Mothers' Club
Uarpel
C. W. Boegel
Fidelity Life Lodge
Idle A
T. E. Club
Y. M.ca
Elma Jean Bachelder
Misa Dorothy Buchel
Sue
Dept
Mrs. Frish
Saron Lutheran Group
Otto A. DeLancey
Jennie Crosby
Prairieburg
Prairie Avenue
Thirty -Third Street
Martin Dvorak
Wesley J Dvorak
Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Ill
Grant Rapids
Heads Law Club
Mus
Harry E, Narey
Free City of
Danzig
Memcel
Lithuania
W.C. Windett
Thomas Bena
Augusta T. Miles
Oliver R. Brown
Roadenizer Babe
ED Sheftic
Natl. Defense Expansion
Evangelist McCombe
Sere Tunul
Anadeeanges
People’s Forum
Genevieve Kemble
Prof
Max Daubler
Sudetens
Elks Lodge
Wilson Speech Arts Club
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