Meetings Held Monday by Two PEO Chapters
Two PEO chapters held important Monday night meetings at the homes of Mrs. SE Coquillette and Mrs. Ingram Bixler. Installation of new officers, led by president Mrs. L. E Henry, was conducted by past president Mrs. P. W. Jacobson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scar
Coquillette
Knollwood Drive
Phillip Palmer
Horace G. Hedges
E. North
L. E Henry
P. W. Jacobson
L. D Weld
Arizona
New Mexico
Noel Newell
Weld
California trip ends as earthquake looms in Lone Beach
The Rev Mr and Mrs BE Win return from a three month Southern California visit via San Francisco after weeks in Long Beach and an earthquake event. Mrs Josn Aust of Meridigh AI arrives for five weeks with Mr and Mrs William S. Cadow at Roosevelt hotel. Recounted are Cedar Rapids visitors and various family mentions amid social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Winslow Brown
First Avenue
Calfornia
Lone Beach
San Francisco
Josn
Meridigh
William S. Cadow
Roosevelt Hotel
Mrs H C Watson Hosts Thirty At Eastern Star Luncheon
Mrs H C Watson of 2123 Greenwood Drive SE entertained about thirty officers and guests of Cedar chapter Order of Eastern Star at a luncheon Tuesday. The event honored Mrs Stella Sandrock of Lisbon district instructor. Spring flowers and colors set the scene. The Cedar chapter annual inspection and initiation will be held tonight after a 6 o clock dinner. Mrs Sandrock led a school of instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H C Watson
Greenwood Drive
Cedar Chapter Order of
Eastern Star
Stella Sandrock
Lisbon
Cedar Chapter
Watson
Sandrock
Mrs Chandler Family Heads to Des Moines Visit
Mrs Everett Chandler and her daughter Miss Virginia Chandler with Miss Corinne Wymer and Mrs Louise Watterson will motor to Des Moines Thursday for a short visit with Mr and Mrs Paul Chandler. Miss Chandler returned the last of the week after visiting friends in Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Chandler
Virginia Chandler
Twenty-first Street
Corinne Wymer
Louise Watterson
Des Moines
Paul Chandler
Chandler
Sioux City
Jackson Derflinger to Visit Family This Spring
Jackson Derflinger will arrive Thursday to spend his spring vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs I J Derflinger at 352 Garden Drive SE. He attends Lake Forest Academy in Lake Forest Hl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Derflinger
I. J . Derflinger
Garden Drive
Lake Forest Academy
Lake Forest
Perkins Celebrate 26th Wedding Anniversary at Home
Mr and Mrs Charles A Perkins hosted a surprise dinner party at 1228 Eighth Street NW marking their twenty six year union. Guests included Herman Hull Frank Hoyt William Wimms Ray Olmstead Homer Center Carroll Center Helen Center Hilda Perkins and Louise Nowadsky. They enjoyed dinner served by Helen Center and Hilda Perkins and a Progressive Five Hundred game afterwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A Perkins
Eighth Street
Helen Center
Hilda Perkins
Herman Hull
Frank Hoyt
William Wimms
Ray Olmstead
Homer Center
Carroll Center
Louise Nowadsky
Women students honored at Iowa State Teachers College
Leta Sorter and Beth Hubbard were among sixty nine women on the winter term scholastic honor roll at the Iowa State Teachers College. Miss Sadie B Campbell dean of women notes Sorter and Hubbard each earned fifty grade points while carrying fifteen hours of coursework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leta Sorter
Beth Hubbard
Iowa State Teachers College
Sadie B Campbell
Miss Sorter
Miss Hubbard
Community Club Meetings Set Across City Houses
Kensington Assembly meets at Mrs Bessie Randa's home 618 Sixth Avenue SE Thursday at 2 pm with Elm Ellen Harper and Grace Randa. Friendly Circle at Mrs Ruth Kent's 205 South Avenue SW Wednesday 8 pm hosts Mrs Ruth Kent. Mercy Hospital Auxiliary plans Wednesday 1 to 4 pm sew dressings at the hospital.
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Bessie Randa
Sixth Avenue
Kensington
Randa
Ellen Harper
Helen Randa
Grace Randa
The
Maccabees
RoHunt
Buth Avenue
Ruth Kent
MERCY
Mercy Hospital
Revue contrasts sports costumes in Cedar Rapids program
A Cedar Rapids Women’s club program opened with a health education display contrasting past and present sports attire at the Hotel Montrose. Models showed outfits from swimming to beachwear, riding habits to fishing costumes, highlighting evolving fashion and attitudes toward health and prevention. Mrs. Maplethorpe of Toledo spoke on economics in health and warned of moral costs in beer revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
C. W. Maplethorpe
Toledo
Maplethorpe
S. V. Shonka
Stanley Barta
YWCA Broadcast On Active Citizenship With Amelia Earhart
A YWCA program for members and friends will air on Columbia at 9 45 Tuesday night. The topic is Our Progress as Active Citizens in a World Community in honor of Business Girls in the YWCA. Amelia Earhart Putnam and Mrs Curtis Dall will join Mrs Rob ert E Speer honorary president on the program. The club rooms at the YWCA invite interested listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y . CA
Columbia
YWCA
Robert E. Speer
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Curtis Dall
Roosevelt
Church Groups Readying Plays at Iowa City Contest
St Varss Book club and St Margarets Circle plan Wednesday events at 2 am and Thursday meetings. Womans Guild and Auntars guild coordinate activities. Vinton drama unit presents three student directed plays with no admission, including Dead Men Cant Murt, cast names listed, ahead of the State play contest in Iowa City Friday.
Delicate spring sewing pattern offers flattering fit
The pattern describes a carefully selected frock with smart seaming and sleeves to suit larger figures. It lists sizes 36 to 50, fabric and lace yardages, and includes illustrated sewing instructions. A Spring Fashion Book from Gazette Pattern Department showcases Paris-inspired models with junior and kiddie styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Address Gazette Pattern Department
Bier Seventeenth Street
New York Sty
Nancy Page Linoleum Quilt Pattern Origin and Instructions
The Linoleum Quilt design known as Orange Peel originated from Mrs. Olsen of Cald well Idaho. Nancy Page explains how the block is laid out with center print, lozenges, and orange end pieces, with all seams 1/4 inch. Pattern life size copies cost three cents plus self addressed stamped envelopes. Copyright 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olsen
Caldwell
Idaho
Nancy
Nancy Page
Nancy Pase
Local Meeting Plans Protest Over German Anti Jewish Drive
A protest meeting set for tonight at 8 in the Roosevelt room of the Roosevelt hotel will address the persecution of Jews in Germany. Carl Ettinger will preside with speakers from Jewish, Protestant, and Catholic groups including Rabbi Albert S Goldstein Dr Robert Little Dr H M Gage John C Reid and Maurice Cahill. No funds will be solicited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Hotel
Germany
Carl Ettinger
Albert S Goldstein
Temple Judah
Robert Little
First Presbyterian Church
H M Gage
Coe College
John C Reid
Three Minute Cereals Company
Maurice Cahill
Rabb
Goldstein
Coconut Jumbles and Savory Meat Loaf Recipes
Provides recipe steps for Cocoanut Jumbles and Savory Meat Loaf, including ingredients such as sugar cream eggs flour and spices, plus directions to mix, chill, bake, and serve. Also includes notes on handling batter and leftover meat loaf usage and a potato scalloped dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FREY
Immigration writer cites Abdnour case in U S law debate
A House immigration committee discussed proposed changes to U S law prompted by the Ced ar Rapids Abdnour case a 10 year old Syrian boy whose deportation was paused due to his American mother The debate also touched on equal national rights for men and women and how dual nationality would be handled under the new bill The Abdnour case highlighted current inequalities and the need to clarify whether a child born abroad to an American mother could be deported or claim dual citizenship until age 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cedar Rapids
Fred Abdnour
Immigration Committee
House of Representatives
International News Service
Dorothy Ducas
Abdnour
Gazette
Joseph Kacere
Cyrenus Cole
Congress
Immigration Department
Technocrats Illusion Exposed in Canopus Talk by Prof Hickok
Prof C T Hickok of Coe College debunked technocrats plans at Hotel Roosevelt noon meeting. He cited exaggerated claims of long lasting tools and vast productivity and warned of unemployment under technocrat schemes while praising production for use of mankind over profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canopus
Prof
Hickok
Hotel Roosevelt
C. T. Hickok
Coe College
Prof. Hickok
Coe
Cedar Rapids Dairy Moves to Cut Smoke Nuisance
Mayor reports Cedar Rapids Co Operative dairy will install either a stoker or oil burner to reduce smoke after city requests last summer. City attorney Bleakley notes action requested March 14. Dairy manager Reed says the directors will proceed with the upgrade soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
W H_ Stepanek
Report Of National Cement Sales Probe To Be Finished Soon
The Federal Trade Commission will complete a yearlong investigation into cement manufacturing and sales by July 1. The probe, begun under a Senate resolution by Senator Norris, covers all cement trade practices including imports and highway construction contracts to determine possible anti trust violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Cement Sales
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
Marriage Licenses for Korsmo Philips Bickford Miller
Maurice E. Korsmo and Ruth M. Philips of Cedar Rapids appear with Glenn E. Bickford of Cedar Rapids and Marie L. Miller of Missouri in the marriage license list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice E. Korsmo
Ruth M Philips
Cedar Rapids
Glenn E Bickford
Marie L. Miller
Mich
Finger Free by Hack Saw From Slot Machine Accident
Michael J. Lewis a pipe fitter in Baltimore tried a nickel slot, his finger became stuck despite his efforts. Restaurant workers and police failed to free him until doctors used a hack saw at the university hospital. The finger was dressed for bruises after the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor
Hack
Baltimore (Ap
Michael J. Lewis
Lewis
Slot Machine
University Hospital
Young Men's Bureau Drives Toward 100 New Members
The Cham ber of Commerce Young Men's Bureau reports rapid progress in its membership drive. Secretary N Jay Leonard says the contest aims for 100 new members with a definite check next week. Six teams operate under two captains, offering a dinner prize to the losers and a bonus of twenty members to the weekend leader pledged by the executive committee members not in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
N. Jay Leonard
Delay in reporting breakin not Powers fault
Mrs Powers defended Glen Powers saying delays in notifying police were not his fault after a Negro was seen breaking into Zachar brothers grocery at 1028 Twelfth Avenue SE. Powers was at a private dance blocks away and only learned of the robbery from James Phillips and Walter Wood. He then searched for a telephone.
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Zachar Brothers
Twelfth Avenue SE
Glen Powers
Powers
Municipal Telephone Bill Passed By House
Des Moines report notes Iowa House approves a bill allowing municipalities to erect and operate telephone systems and subject privately owned providers to the same public utility rules. The measure moves to the senate for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Iowa House of Representatives
Wisconsin Assembly fix milk prices as public utility
Wisconsin Assembly declares milk a public utility and authorizes the department of agriculture and markets to fix price and regulate distribution for a two year emergency period. The move legitimizes a department order in Milwaukee and enables state oversight of milk supply in twenty two second and third class cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Assembly
Department of Agriculture and Markets
Assembly
Milwaukee
Rose Allen Plans Wedding After Tragedy
Philadelphia article reports Rose Allen, once grief stricken by the 3rd degree slaying of her sweetheart Francis Donaldson, to wed Kenneth Buddy Coolbaugh, an insurance broker, in an upcoming ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
INS
Rose Allen
Francis Donaldson
Eddie
Kenneth
Buddy) Coolbaugh
Chief Arrests Son On Burglary Charge
NREILUSVILLE Wisconsin AP Chief of Police Fred Rossman arrested his son Floyd 30 on burglary charges after another officer reported he fired at two men fleeing with allegedly stolen goods. The chief said he would contest his son’s not guilty plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nreilusville
Wis
Fred Rossman
Floyd
Call For Data On Criminal Bank Laws
Washington report says the Senate Banking and Currency Committee voted to ask Attorney General Cummings to provide a compilation of penal statutes under which treasury and federal reserve officials and national banks could be charged for violations of federal bank regulations.
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Washington
LLP
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Cummings
Treasury
Federal Reserve
National Bank
Tar May Yield New Type of Morphine
The article discusses a potential new morphine type from tar and explains Dr. Small's comparison of phenanthrene synthesis to opium degradation to locate morphine-like substances. It also covers Dr. Acree and colleagues reporting on recovering non cellulose by products from farm waste in cellulose production, noting preliminary, uncertain prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Small
S. F. Acree
H. A. Hamm
Mary T. Kanagy
Bureau of Standards
Warns School Children Not To Trample Lawns
Police Chief W C Benesh urged school children to avoid cutting across parkings and lawns to protect the grass. He cited a city ordinance prohibiting walking on the lawns and warned of damage if trampled during the season.
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W. C. Benesh
Father Who Lost Son Beats Neighbor Boy to Death
In Kalamazoo Michigan a grief stricken father David Smith 65 who had lost his son last month lured eight year old George Badham into a celery farm shack and beat him to death with a club and jackknife He surrendered to police was arraigned waived examination and bound over to the circuit court detectives described him as crazed and unable to explain the killing The victim was the neighbor boy Archie Badham whose son the father had lost list
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Mich
George Badham
David Smith
Archie Badham
Students Stage Dry Parade At Capitol Des Moines
Two hundred high school and college students visited the state house to protest possible changes to Iowa prohibition laws. Led by Mrs. Ida B. Wise Smith they presented the governor with an affidavit listing 48 447 petition signers opposed to a change. The group said they represented every county and attended the dry convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Ida B. Wise Smith
Hearst Jr Weds New York Actress in Palm Beach Ceremony
William Randolph Hearst Jr., son of the publisher, wed Lorrelle McCarver, actress, Tuesday afternoon at Capt. and Mrs. R Amcotts Wilson's Palm Beach home. Arthur Somers Roche gave away the bride as the groom's twin brothers served as best men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach, Fla
William Randolph Hearst, Jr
Lorrelle McCarver
Farm debt relief plans and cement bid criticism
The piece outlines proposed farm debt relief through debt renegotiation and refinancing at lower rates with federal support to ease the treasury burden. It also notes NICWA’s accusation of collusion in cement bids by the state highway commission and questions the likelihood of significant legislative action despite reported issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Treasury
Nicwa Legislative Committee
State Highway Commission
Commission
Overtime Parking Charge Against John Doe Noted in Court
John Doe appears in police court records for numerous offenses and was fined $2 plus costs on overtime parking. The vehicle involved was registered to C E Richman at 840 Second Avenue SE. Several others were fined for similar offenses including T Barnett 1321 Tenth Street NW Mrs James Braden 108 Third Street NW M M Sebek 806 Fourth Street SW R L Landis 318 Eighth Street SE and W M Hargrave 1551 Bever Avenue SE. Walter Maurer 526 First Avenue W also paid $2 and costs for double parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doe
C. E. Richman
Second Avenue
T. Barnett
Tenth Street
James Braden
Third Street
M M
Sebek
Fourth Street
R. L. Landis
Eighth Street
and&. M. Hargrave
Bever Avenue
Walter Maurer
First Avenue
No He Didn't Chase Wife With A Knife
New York AP reports Oliver King jailed for thirty days not for chasing his wife with a knife. He insists he chased her with a hammer and denies extenuating circumstances such as turpentine in his squor. Mrs King disputes his account and contends there were mitigating factors.
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New York
Oliver King
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W Oa Rall
E O Fiske
Karl Blaise
A A_ Brooks
Amnie K Franken
Katherine Franken
Frank Krebs
Cleveland
Ohio
Ingram Bixler
Biake Boulevard
Ray F Anderson
Blanche Hunter
India
E. C Pratt
C Waples
K W Young
G P Spicer
N. Hands
S. V. Shanka Ingram Bixler
Theodore W Hawkinson
W C Crawford
R G Austin
H J Brownlee
Clara Robinson
K J Horan
Louise Northcott
U G Evans
Helen Shoemaker
Louise Hathaway
H F Kensinger
C E Roberts
Bruce West
C V. Lehman
G P Starr
M S Hallman
Elizabeth Roberts
Mesdames
California
Miss Aust
Wo Clemmis
Mattelle Suneas
Clements
Caroline Holman
Oper
Cedar Rapids Prosons
Sure Sewart
Doris Multid
Manrtelle
Looh
Brandis Sx
Uae
Ory
James GG
Harrys
Harper
Montrose Drug Store
With Pota
H. C. Watson
Clubs
St Pat- Pres
St Margarets
Marsan Crea
Womans Vanthary Guild
Auntars Guild of Crrace Pycoma Barn
Cara Sthane
Anne Adams
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave. SE
Florence la Ganke
Ofte Daye Mes
Alexander Glorge
House
Son
Arning
Navy
Sed Ave
Srv
State Theater
Capitol
Wm. R. Hearst, Jr
N. Y
Tion
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
JTF
Highway Commission
America
Snyder
Second Avenue SE
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