Lorraine Dieman Elected Head Of B P W Club
Lorraine Dieman was elected president of the Business and Professional Women club at a meeting at the Hotel Montrose. Rich Howard became first vice president. other officers include Myrtle Ahren second vice president Nadine Menary recording secretary Dorothy Meeker corresponding secretary Lena Nelson treasurer and Lilian Clark sergeant at arms. Directors include Edith Lowe Leone Sutherland Hope Schutz and Edna Wilson with Imogen Emery filling the unexpired term of Clark. A sewage plant request to the city council was endorsed and $30 was donated to four camps including Camp Good Health and Girl Reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tresuay
Montrose
Grace Boston
Lorrae Dieman
Th Club
Rich Howard
Myrtle
Ahren
Nadine Menary
Dorothy Meeker
Lena Nelson
Lilnan Clark
Sergeant At Arms
Ldith Lowe
Cedar River
Social Service Committee
Pearl Everett
Country Club
Margaret McKnight
Blanche Goldheimer
Ella Horn
Ida McQuin
Olite Larson
Grinnell Woman Named To Head Federated Clubs
Grinnell's Mrs Eugene Henely was nominated as president of the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs at the biennial convention. Other officers nominated include Mrs H C Houchton and Mrs Carl Reed for vice presidencies, Mrs Frank Davis for recording secretary, Mrs A J Decker and Mrs David Lennox Jr for corresponding secretary, Mrs Eugene Cutler for treasurer, and Mrs William Larrabee for general federation director. More than 1000 women registered as delegates and attendees heard speakers Tuesday including Jay N Datwane and Governor Jorn Hammill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Eugene Henely
Grinnell
Iowan Federation of Women's Clubs
Federation
H C Houchton
Red Oak
Carl Reed
Cresco
Frank Davis
Sioux City
A. J Decker
David Lennox Jr
Marshalltown
Eugene Cutler
Des Mones
William Larrabee Jroof Clermos
General Federation
Whie Hathorn
Jay N Datw
Hantore MacNider
Jorn Hammill
Wall Observe Golden Wedding With Reception At Church
The First Lutheran church hosted a reception Wednesday evening for Mr and Mrs Joshua J Snouffer who celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. Married May 3 1883 in Cedar Rapids the couple, both 72, have deep local roots and four sons and one daughter with fourteen grandchildren and one great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Church
Joshua J Snouffer
Seventh Street
Snouffer
Spedar Rapids
Ricertown Md
Rudolph Grocery Company
Modern Woodmen
Cedar Rapids
Wilam D
Edward M
A J
Charles
St Paul
Claude Fison
Benton Harbor Midh
Loufek Family Dines With Petraks Dormont Area
Mr and Mrs Joseph Loufek and their daughter Dorothy and John and Thomas Loufek of Davenport were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ludvik Petrak Sunday. Mrs Emma Hayek and Miss Helen Center of this city were also dinner guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Loufek
Dorothy
John
Thomas Loufek
Davenport
Ludvik Petrak
Emma Hayek
Helen Center
Week-end Guests at Brady Home
Week-end guests at Mr and Mrs T J Brady 722 G Avenue NW included their son Thomas Brady and Miss Eleanor Ahern of Clinton with Mr and Mrs William Hannahin.
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T J Brady
G Avenue
Thomas Brady
Eleanor Ahern
Clinton
William Hannahin
Miss Bernice Christie Returns From Ames Visit
Miss Bernice Christie comes home after a two weeks’ visit with her sister who is attending Iowa State College at Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Christie
Iowa State College
Ames
Fashion patterns and catalog offer from Gazette Pattern Dept
The notice promotes a 32 page Gazette Fashion Book with Paris-inspired models for spring. It urges readers to send fifteen cents for the catalog and patterns, and to mail name, address, and street number to Gazette Pattern Department at 243 West Seventeenth Street, New York City.
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Neasors
Address Gazette Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Notable nativity Walt Mason poet birthday forecast
A birthday forecast notes a day of opportunity and high goals tempered by discretion and self control. It highlights traits for a child born today, including enterprise and ambition, with warning against impulsive acts and speech. Notable nativity. Walt Mason, poet.
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Walt Mason
Chapter FO of FP EO Luncheon At Mrs Blaise Home
Chapter FO of FP EO was entertained at luncheon at the home of Mrs Karl P Blaise 224 Eighteenth Street SE Tuesday by the social committee. The program featured a review of the life of John Singer Sargent given by Mrs Lewis Mansfield of Mount Vernon. Assistant hostesses were Mrs Robert Whiteene Mrs Adelaide Dunn and Miss Ethel Ryan.
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Karl P Blaise
Eighteenth Street
C O Ciay
John Sinver Sargent
Lewis Mansfield
Mount Vernon
Robert Whiteene
Adelaide Dunn
Ethel Ryan
Narcotics Robbery At Kanealv and Beezley Drug Store
Narcotics valued around $30 were stolen early Wednesday from the Kanealv and Beezley drug store at 218 Second Avenue SE. The front door was opened by a jimmy between 4:35 and 5:00 am. the narcotic cabinet was forced but no other areas were disturbed. Police and patrolman Earl Davis investigated and found the break in about 35 minutes after the door was opened.
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Kanealv
Second Avenue SE
Jimmy
Earl Davis
425
Petts
Hame
Jod McCullough
Tenth Street
Nowe
Richardson
Albia
Phe Heeier
Third Avenue
Thirty Professors Ousted In Nazis Drive Against Jews
Berlin and Delopse universities saw thirty professors dismissed as the summer term opened under the Nazi regime. The Students Federation of the former university launched a boycott against Jewish staff, declaring it the duty of German students to refuse courses or lectures by Jews.
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Berlin
Crerman School
Delopse
Meanville
Rioters in Iowa Farmhouse Abduction Foreclosure Turmoil
Abduction and storming of the OBrien county courthouse at Primghar during a foreclosure sale sparked a large manhunt. In Denison a showup identified about forty prisoners tied to the Shields farm riot as military prosecutors prepare cases for civil trial. Local sheriffs and state officials pressed for continued troop presence and possible future arrests in Cherokee county as investigations traced ringleaders.
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O'Brien
Primghar
Denison
Frank B Hallagan
Military Court
Joseph Shields
Bradley
Plymouth County Court House
L. Dee Mallonee
Japan Threats to Expand Actions in China Raise Alarm
Tokyo warned Chinese forces of potentially larger scale operations in north China if required, while a spokesman said Peiping and Tientsin limits could not be fixed. Another official pressed for naval parity with Britain and the United States at the 1935 conference. General Nobo Yoshiy Muto was promoted to field marshal to avoid retirement at 65.
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TOKIO
Japan
China
Peiping
Tientsin
Cantor
Foreign Office
United States
Manchura
New York Clearing House Must Reimburse Harriman Losses
Washington AP reports Acting Comptroller F G Awalt told a Senate committee the New York clearing house was morally and legally bound to cover Harriman National Bank and Trust losses to depositors. He said settlement negotiations continued but litigation could follow.
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Washington
F G Awalt
Senate
New York Clearing House
Harriman National Bank and Trust Company
Awatt
Clearing House
Woman Ends Her Life By Hanging
Mrs Anna Nechville, 69, of Cedar Rapids, was found dead at 7 am Wednesday in her home, the death attributed to suicide by hanging. Dr C H Stark, deputy coroner, said no inquest will be held. She had been despondent over finances and ill for months. Born November 1, 1863 in Bohemia, she came to Cedar Rapids at 16. Survived by son A J Nechville and four daughters, two of whom live in Cedar Rapids, plus eight grandchildren. Body taken to Polansky's mortuary for funeral arrangements.
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Anna Nechville
Fourteenth Avenue SE
C H Stark
Corone
Nechville
Bohema
Cedar Rapids
Joseph
J Nechville
Fourteenth Avenue
Libbie
Louis Ressler
John L. Koutnik
Robert van Houten
Local Cedar Rapids Woman Dies at 101
Elizabeth Ellsworth died at 101 at her granddaughter’s home in Cedar Rapids after a two year bedridden period following a sidewalk fall. Born in 1832 in Lancaster County Pennsylvania, she moved to Iowa as a child, lived on a farm near the Amanas, then Cedar Rapids. Surviving children include Freeman, Tillie Howard, and Mary Yountz. siblings and many grandchildren are listed. Funeral at Gaffney and Moore chapel with Rev. Homer A Crumb officiating. Burial Linwood Cemetery.
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Elizabeth Ellsworth
Cedar Rapids
O J Treibel
Fifth Street
Sunshine Mission
Lancaster County
Iowa
Amanas
Edwin Ellsworth
Freeman
Treibel
Archer Avenue
Tillie Howard
Chicago
Mary Yountz
Coggan
Mary Clark
Aaron Schminkey
Des Moines
Charles Schminkey
Gaffney and Moore Chapel
Homer A Crumb
Linwood Cemetery
Business Leaders Call for Industry Coordination at Chamber Session
Washington AP reports the Chamber of Commerce opening session focused on government control of industry and alternatives. Henry Harriman and Gerard Swope urged cooperation to align production with consumption, wage accords, and reduced hours while warning of stricter regulation if self reforms fail. The President would outline broad topics without specific legislation. An unofficial Wagner committee reviews reform proposals for the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Roosevelt
Henry I Harraman
Chamber
Gerard Swope
General Electric Company
Wagner
Dem
N. Y
New Directors Chosen To Y M C A Senior And Junior Boards
Seven members elected Tuesday to three year terms on the Y M C A board of directors. Elected for three years are Herbert Clark Lee B Winterberg E J Wasta and Theodore Ford. Twelve junior board members were chosen from sixteen candidates for ages 18 to 30. Elected for two years are Harold Millhiser Louis Burkhalter Jr M O Hagerman and CC Lyon. One year terms go to Russell Knapp Ernest Kosek Vernon Spurrier and Fred C Henson.
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Y M. C
H J Achter
Ira T. Carruthers
F W. Bailey
H N. Batson
P C Rude Morris Sanford
Ralph Yuill
Herbert Clark
Lee B Winterberg
E. J Wasta
Theodore Ford
Harold Millhiser
Louis Burkhalter
Jr M. O Hagerman
CC. Lyon
Russell Knapp
Ernest Kosek
Vernon Spurrier
Fred C Henson
Roosevelt designates May 14 as Mother’s Day
President Roosevelt announced Sunday, May 14, as Mother’s Day. The designation honors mothers and their contributions.
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Washington
President Roosevelt
Clergy Strength Under Southwark Bishopry Described
The report notes 330 parishes with 600 clergymen serving over 2,500,000 people under the Bishop of Southwark England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwark
England
Inflation Measure Approved by House
The House passed an inflation plan advocating open market government securities purchases, new paper money issuance, free silver coinage, altered gold content, and foreign silver acceptance. The measure aims to raise domestic prices and influence international currency competition, cited as a victory for inflationists amid GOP opposition.
Iowa Delegation Backs Inflation Amendment on Farm Bill
Iowa's congressional delegation voted in support of the inflation amendment to the farm bill. Republican reps Lloyd Thurston C Dowell and Fred C Gilchrist joined six Democrats E C Eicher B M Jacobsen A C Willford Fred Biermann Otha D Wearin and Guy M Gillette in backing the amendment.
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Washington
Iowa
Lloyd Thurston
C. C. Dowell
Fred C. Gilchrist
House opposes Presidents inflation program in roll call
Washington list shows Republicans opposing the plan in Wednesday's roll call. Names include Allen, Al, Andress, Bacharach, Bacon, Bakewell, Beck, Blanchard, Bolton, Britten, Brumm, Carter, Chase, Clarke, Cochran, Connolly, Cooper, Crowther, Darrow, DePriest, Dirksen, Eaton, Edmonds, Elise, Englebright, Evans, Fish, Foss, Goodwin, Goss, Hancock, Hartley, Hess, Higgins, Hollister, Holmes, Hooper, Jenkins, Kahn, Kinzel, Kurtz, Lehrbach, Luce, McFadden, McLean, Mapes, Marshall, Martin, Merritt, Millard, Mott, Moynihan, Parker, Powers, Ransley, Reece, Reid, Rogers, Sever, Simpson, Snell, Stalker, Stokes, Strong, Swick, Taber, Tinkham, Tobey, Traeger, Treadway, Turpin, Wadsworth, Watson, Whitley, Connery, Drewry, Hoeppel, Huddleston, Richardson.
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Washington
House
Allen
Andress
Mass
Bacharach
Bacon
Bakewell
Conn
Beck
Fa _Beedy
Blanchard
Wis
Bolton
Britten
Brumm
Carter
Calif Chase
Minn
Clarke N. Y. Cochran
Connolly
Cooper
O Crowther
Dar
Hooper
Mich
Jenkins
O. Kahn
Calif
Kinzel
Kurtz
Lehrbach
Luce
McFadden
McLean
Mapes
Marshall
O. Martin
Merritt
Millard
Mott. Ore
Moynihan
Iil
Parker, NY
Powers
Roosevelt and Douglas Put Next Year Budget Close to Balance
President Roosevelt and Budget Director Lewis Douglas outline a near balanced budget for next year. They project receipts of 2.2 billion dollars and expenditures of 2.32 billion, assuming taxes stay level and revenue does not increase.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Lewis Douglas
Earlville Cafe Sold to Bernard Nagel
Roy Depp sold his cafe in Earlville after operating it for two years. Bernard Nagel will take possession within days once redecorating is finished.
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Earlville
Roy Depp
Bernard Nagle
Nagel
Protective Group Seeks Two Directors for Iowa Light and Power
At the Iowa Electric Light and Power annual meeting the advisory protective group of preferred stockholders asked to elect two directors from its members to fill vacancies caused by the deaths of John A. Reed and Charles Foy. The request, presented by George J. Naxera, was discussed but not acted upon, with president Isaac B. Smith noting common stockholders should elect their own directors.
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Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
George J. Naxera
E. A. Tuck
Emma Hervert
George S. Holmes
Isaac B. Smith
Iowa Electric Light and Power
John A. Reed
Charles Foy
Smith
Naxera
Lillian Murray Sues for 10000 Over Car Injury
Lillian Murray sues in district court for 10000 against Zola Piper and John M. Piper over injuries from a May 14 car collision on First avenue E near Sixteenth street. Coggan High School junior class to stage Uncle's Rocky Roost at the opera house Friday with Lucille Main and George Lyons in lead roles.
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Lillian Murray
Zola Piper
John M. Piper
First Avenue E
Sixteenth Street
Coggon
Coggan High School
Opera House
Lucille Main
George Lyons
George Aikin
Lewis Warnock
James Savage
James Marburger
Florence Ashby
Lorraine Kinley
Pearl Chilmore
Dorothy Graul
Marjorie Falconer
No Gold Exports On U S Bond Interest
The U S administration announces there will be no gold exports for payments on Liberty bonds held abroad or to be paid to holders in the United States The move mirrors treatment of domestic bond interests and provokes sharp criticism from British financial circles calling it a default and depreciation concern
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U. S
Washington
London
INS
United States
London Morning Post
London Times
British Court of Appeal
Amerecan
Britain
Iowa City Man Is Hurt When Auto Runs Over Curb
Emory Kelly of Iowa City suffered a minor scalp wound in a midnight accident on Third avenue between Sev enth and Eighth streets SE. Mitvalsky stated the car hit a lamp post after running over a curb. Kelly received first aid at the Mitvalsky home and was taken to Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Kelly
Iowa City
M. F. Mitvalsky
Fourth Avenue SE
Mitvalsky
Kelly
Third Avenue
Seventh
Eighth Streets
President Receives Salary Check From Special Treasury Rep
The president collects his pay in two installments each month via a dedicated treasury representative, ensuring regular, bi monthly salary disbursements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
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Cherokee
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Harriman
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